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Thank you for your letter of 15th October concerning Australian representation at Pakistan.
We have been most careful to avoid the difficulties which you suggest might arise, and you will recall that we were represented at the celebrations at Pakistan when the new dominion was formed.
Our representative then intimated our desire for early exchange of representatives, which was only delayed by lack of accommodation and other difficulty. [1]
During the last week, an officer of the High Commissioner's Office at New Delhi visited Pakistan and was offered certain accommodation.
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Authorities have charged a Markham man in Thursday's fatal shooting outside a Tinley Park convenience store, which prompted a massive manhunt that spilled into a nearby forest preserve.
Police Chief Steven Neubauer said Saturday that Christopher J. Dyson, 18, of Markham, has been charged with murder and armed robbery stemming from the shooting death of 24-year-old Thomas Mastro. A Cook County judge on Saturday ordered Dyson held without bond.
According to police, Dyson tried to rob Mastro in the parking lot of a 7-Eleven convenience store before pulling out a gun and shooting him in the chest. Neubauer credited an off-duty Tinley Park police officer, who had gone for a workout at a nearby gym, with the quick response that led to Dyson's arrest.
"The fact that an off-duty officer in a marked car was at the scene almost immediately was instrumental in the capture of this armed offender," Neubauer said in a written statement.
Dyson allegedly tried to rob Mastro outside the store, then shot him and fled. A bystander flagged down the off-duty officer and pointed out Dyson's vehicle leaving the scene, police said.
Police arrested Dyson Thursday afternoon following a police chase into Oak Forest and a 45-minute manhunt. Police from Tinley Park, Oak Forest, Orland Park were involved, along with a Chicago police/Cook County sheriff's police helicopter.
Dyson appeared in court Saturday morning and was ordered held without bond in the Cook County jail. His next court date was scheduled for March 26 at the Bridgeview courthouse.
Mastro, 24, lived just a few blocks away from the Tinley Park 7-Eleven where he was shot. He had a young son and would have been celebrating his 25th birthday Tuesday, his family said.
Mastro, of the 6900 block of Coachwood Trail, Tinley Park, died at Palos Community Hospital of a gunshot wound to the chest. On Friday afternoon, as family and friends gathered at the home, his father, Perry Mastro, described Thomas as "a good kid."
He was an independent contractor and the father of a 4-year-old son. The family declined further comment.
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim's family and friends," Tinley Park Mayor Edward Zabrocki said in a written statement. "This is a horrible crime and a tragic loss of life."


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As I watch this Republican presidential primary season proceed in a manner roughly consistent with the course of the Costa Concordia, it has led me to a suspicion I feel honor-bound to share: I think the Republicans are throwing this thing.
I'm not yet sure why. It could be that it better sets them up for a president they actually want in 2016, or that Mitt Romney made a $10,000 bet against himself, or that there's some sort of a sweater-vest endorsement deal in it for Rick Santorum. As I said, I'm not sure why. What I am sure of however, is that they can't really be trying to win.
The thing about elections is that to win them you need voters willing to, you know, vote for you. And at the current rate the Republican Party is going, they may have to start resuscitating every dead white male since the Whiskey Rebellion to have any shot at winning outside of Utah, or a Gingrich-family-settled lunar colony.
The end of last week, taken by itself, was stunning. On the heels of the Tea Party takeover of the Susan G. Komen Foundation, the GOP managed to make it exceedingly clear to the vast majority of women that their concerns measure somewhere on a scale between those of chattel and Charlie Sheen.
In Virginia, Governor Bob McDonnell signed both the loony Personhood Amendment and a bill passed by the state's legislature that will force many women to submit to an "invasive, transvaginal ultrasound before seeking an abortion." How about this Bob, next time you or your friends go and get your health-plan covered Viagra, you submit to a catheter? Deal, sport?
In New Hampshire, a female Republican legislator -- to the amazement of an onlooking medical professional - offered that a woman's using birth control can cause cancer. Prostrate cancer. In men. I'm not joking.
Not to be outdone, car-thief turned car-alarm gazillionaire Rep. Darrell Issa held a hearing on health care plans and birth control coverage on Capitol Hill. Who was qualified to talk there, according to Issa? A bunch of old white men. Who wasn't? A Georgetown University Law Student (or any other female) who lost an ovary because the University's (a Catholic one) health plans don't cover birth control.
Meanwhile, Rep. Jeff Miller of Florida thinks covering birth control would hurt homeless veterans. How would it do that? Apparently only Rep. Jeff Miller of Florida knows. But I'm positive raising taxes 1 percent on those making over $10,000,000 a year to get homeless vets off the streets is something Miller would support because he cares so much about them. I'm just sure I've heard that proposal of his somewhere.
But the proverbial cake, as it were, was taken by general right-wing uber-nut and big Rick Santorum supporter Foster Freiss. He told Andrea Mitchell on MSNBC that birth control wasn't that expensive. Why, all women needed to do was hold an aspirin between their knees! Get it!
I think Freiss' pre-9/11 mentality is showing--9/11/1901.
Now as someone who thinks the Republican Right in our current day in age is a cue ball short of a game of pool, I watch with bemusement. A recent Democracy Corps poll--a Democratic outfit to be sure, but one that has honestly predicted Democratic Party woes in the past--has found that the Republican Party brand is "in a state of collapse," with 50 percent of voters having a negative feeling about it. Not surprisingly, the poll found that voters who gave Democrats their huge victories in 2006 and 2008 are returning to the fold, led by "a resurgence and re-engagement of unmarried women."
Gee, I wonder what could be leading to that?
Tied in with attacks on Social Security and immigrants, courting the older white vote and the Hispanic vote might pose some interesting challenges for Republicans too. Luckily, like the female vote, I can't think of any states [Florida] where those voters [Nevada] might be important at all [Arizona] in the 2012 presidential election.
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This recipe is a great vessel for the best Spring has to offer. If you haven't had a cassoulet before its a big bowl of yum with a bit of thick broth to it. I wouldn't really call it a stew, even though that's how its often descibed, just because there isn't that much liquid to it. Usually a cassoulet is made starting with dried beans and so takes hours to prepare. This version uses canned cannellini beans and so comes together in a snap.
I usually make this as a main course (serves two this way), but if you'd like to use it as a side (serves four as side) I'd suggest pairing it with a braised chicken thigh.
Quick Cassoulet
Serves 2 as a main course, 4 as a side dish
2 c asparagus, woody ends removed, remaining cut into 1″ segments
1 small onion, diced
3 garlic cloves, minced
4 oz mushrooms, thinly sliced
1/2 t fresh thyme
1 c vegetable broth
15 oz can of Cannellini beans, drained and rinsed
2 c spinach, cut into ribbons, packed
2 T Panko breadcrumbs
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spread asparagus out on baking sheet coated with cooking spray, season with salt and pepper. Roast for 15 minutes until tender and beginning to brown.
In a big ol' high sided skillet coated with cooking spray saute onion until opaque, add garlic and saute one minute. Add mushrooms, cooking until they begin to release their juices.
Add thyme, vegetable broth and beans. Simmer 15 minutes until beginning to thicken.
Add roasted asparagus and spinach, tossing until spinach wilts. Sprinkle with panko breadcrumbs. If you are serving this tableside throw it under the broiler until the breadcrumbs toast, 1-2 minutes. If not just mix them in and serve.
Nutrition Information is based on a main course serving (so 2 servings per recipe).
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This sounds really easy and yummy!!! One quick question– about how long would you say to roast the asparagus? I usually saute onions longer than people say to because I dislike it when they have any crunch to them, so I don't want to overdo the 'gus.
May 23, 2011 12:08 pm
Gah! Thanks for catching it! 15 minutes is all it needs. So if you throw them in while you start everything else it gets done in time.
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The Master and Margarita is one of my mother's favorite books. My mother, a publisher, reads about four books each week, to this is quite a significant statement on her part. She gave me the novel as a gift a few years ago, but it sat on my bookshelf, unread, for a long time. I picked it up from its dusty shelf upon returning from Liberia – I felt I needed to read an engrossing work of fiction, and, well, I wasn't disappointed.
The narration is divided between two settings: Moscow in the 1930s, with some chapters taking place in ancient Jerusalem. The 500 and odd pages novel recounts the story of Satan's visit to Moscow and the havoc he wreaks. In parallel, the scenes in ancient Jerusalem describe an usual perspective of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ (in this book, known as Yeshua). The reader weaves in and out of these two parallel narratives, which eventually become intertwined as we realize that the Master is the author of Yeshua's story.
The plot of the book is rather intricate, and in spite of its length and complexity, The Master and Margarita is not particularly focused on character development. Satan (aka Woland) and his entourage appear as hilarious, dangerous and mischievous. If you need just one reason to read this book, I'd say that Behemoth, the giant, talking black cat, who belongs to Woland's suite, would provide ample motivation. This particular character continuously confuses and frightens the people of Moscow, and is constantly engaged in completely absurd shenanigans. The title characters, on the other hand, don't appear until more than halfway through the book, and seem secondary. They are useful as bridges between the mystical, otherworldly reality where Satan and his suite operate and the real world of early Stalinist Russia, but their story is merely a vehicle for the larger narrative, and I felt that in spite of reading this book for days and days, I did not "know" the characters.
The most important dimension of this book, which also explains its complexity and lack of in-depth characterization, is its thinly veiled attempts to mock and deride the paranoid, repressive atmosphere which defined the era. The citizens of Moscow appear as naive, mistrustful, selfish and superficial, and the authorities as rigid and reactionary. Given how scathing Bulgakov's criticism of 1930s Russia is, it's not surprising that the satirical book was first published nearly three decades later.
I really enjoyed The Master and Margarita (which I read in French, hence the title of this page) – it's a snarky, humorous escape-novel which also features superb prose. It's a tad on the long side – it could have been edited better, particularly towards the end, where the narration gets slightly confusing and tangled. Bulgakov was apparently dictating the last chapters of this book to his wife, after he fell ill, which explains the tepid ending… I like books with resolutions, or at least a solid conclusion, and I felt the last few chapters to be slightly lacking.
All in all, though, the book is a beautiful, funny read, and I recommend it for lovers of classical Russian literature who might be yearning for something a little bit different, a little bit edgy.


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This dish is delicious and easy to make. Submitted by PUNKIN7743 Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 44.3g | Calories: 284.6
Delicious low-fat version full of flavor. Serve over hot 4 oz. dry vermicelli , cooked according to directions and mixed with 1 T butter, and 3 T parmesan cheese. Submitted by JOELSANGEL Carbs: 2.1g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 19g | Calories: 143.2
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This is the basic recipe for oatmeal in a crockpot. The ratio is established here and you can tinker with the ingredients as you like. If you add dried fruit, use a little more water. Submitted by RGEE75 Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 4g | Protein: 6g | Calories: 149.4
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A great summer snack! Submitted by RANDUMBBLONDE Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 2.3g | Protein: 1.9g | Calories: 69.7
Try this inexpensive and fresh version of a chicken casserole--no need for processed soups or sauces! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 36.1g | Fat: 8.9g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 27.9g | Calories: 320.6
Wine, lemons, and mushrooms flavor this chicken recipe the lower salt and lower fat way. Carbs: 10.2g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 42.8g | Calories: 282.9
A traditional and very popular Indian chicken dish which is bursting full of flavour and colour Submitted by PSDAHRI Carbs: 12.3g | Fat: 16.5g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 43g | Calories: 370.2


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I would love to put in an allseason bulb bed. Anyone have any resouces? Online links or beds they have put in themselves?
Due to the alternating planting times of the different bulbs, I am currently thinking three tiers (spring, summer & fall)... ANy ideas would be great and any experience - awesome! Happy Gardening - Miranda PS- I am in zone 5/6 Central/Upstate NY |
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- Posted by gardengal48 PNW zone 8 (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 08 at 9:13
Is there a specific reason you wish to isolate the bulbs to their own planting area? I generally favor mixed planting areas and I think the aesthetics of a devoted-solely-to-bulbs planting bed may offer some challenges and not necessarily produce the results you wish. Also, you should be aware that the culture requirements of all bulbs are not necessarily the same - spring blooming bulbs like narcissus and tulips, etc. prefer to be kept on the dry side during the summer months, whereas summer bulbs like dahlias will appreciate regular deep summer irrigation. To make one happy you may sacrifice the well-being of the other. |
- Posted by green_panther Upstate NY (My Page) on Thu, Apr 3, 08 at 9:21
I will most likely integrate a couple of perennials to cover up the dying folliage of the spring bulbs if I have to... I am looking for an all bulb bed because right now I have bulbs everywhere in my garden - I am constantly rearranging, adding and changing and cringe every time I slice into a hidden bulb. If I have an all bulb bed it will be off limits and take care of itself (for the most part). My summer bulbs would most likely include lilies and such as I would have to lift the dahlias every fall... Am I asking too much of a garden? LOL Maybe I DO live in a dream world... |
- Posted by foxesearth 8b GA/FL line (My Page) on Fri, Apr 4, 08 at 0:21
My solution is to plant spring bulbs in dedicated areas of a larger bed, like in a crescent shape on the ends. I plant early blooming annuals like larkspur and corn poppies to hide the dying foliage. I have some large daffodil areas that are dedicated to daffodils only and are covered in rough grass in summer. Fall bulbs I plant as winter edging along beds. Lycoris radiata is green in the winter and dies back about the time spring bulbs finish blooming. The flowers spring up in the fall on 'naked' stems and then the foliage returns for the winter. Sternbergias work well in front of spreading plants like lantana that die back with frost. I leave part of the dead stems on summer bulbs like lilies until the spring so as to mark their spaces. I don't want dying spring bulb foliage among my emerging summer bulbs, so they have different beds and they have different water needs as mentioned above. I know where the crinums are, they don't fit with just anybody and they don't move over. It takes careful orchestration to make everything look its best. I hope to live long enough to get it right. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Crinums and other Summer Delights
- Posted by donnabaskets 7b,MS (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 08 at 14:22
I read in "Garden Bulbs for the South" that dutch irises make a nice planting around and among crinums. I am going to try it next year. green panther, I agree with gardengal. I don't think you would find an all-bulb bed to be as nice as you think. What you can do to prevent damaging your bulbs is to underplant permanent deciduous shrubs with spring blooming bulbs (same goes for large ornamental grasses). The bulbs help to green up these areas during the winter and then die back as their large companions take over for summer. |
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http://sjgardenchronicles.blogspot.com/2009/06/growing-cauliflower.html Disclaimer: Before someone flames me for putting the blog URL, I just want to say that its lot easier to post in blog than in the current cumbersome method needed by GW. I don't sell anything from my blog. |
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- Posted by greenthumbsj (My Page) on Fri, Jun 12, 09 at 13:53
Wow! What a gorgeous head of cauliflower! I've tried before also with limited success. I must try again using your suggestions. Good work! |
Very nice...is that a stake in the first 2 pics? How long did it take to grow it to a ready to eat stage, was it the full time from January until now? |
- Posted by greenthumbsj (My Page) on Fri, Jun 12, 09 at 14:23
Hi Ditnc, The stake in the first pictures are not for cauliflower, they were used for tomato last season and were just left there. I don't exactly remember when I planted but I remember planting them in winter clothes.. it must have been late jan to mid-feb. I would say it took full 5 months since I still have 6 more that will be ready in the next few days to 2 weeks. Also, the area they were planted in are in partial shade but not too dense. Hope this helps. |
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Mid-Buchanan stays on top of the KCI with a win over East Buchanan.
The Cameron girls improve to 7-1; the East Buch boys are now 9-2.
East Buchanan boys and girls swept the LeBlond Holiday Tournament championships.
East Buchanan and LeBlond girls advance to Tuesday's holiday tournament championship.
East Buchanan edges University Academy, plus LeBlond girls rout Tarkio
Benton and Savannah close at half, but Cards pull away
Lafayette gets a big road win at Platte County, plus Benton overcomes a slow start to beat Maryville
East Buchanan wins the third place game from the KCI Tournament.
Lafayette boys top Benton again, top seeds in KCI Tournament reach championship game.
Chelseay Dewey posts a career-high 17 points in 76-69 win over an NAIA opponent.
East Buchanan's perfect season ends with a 21-8 loss in the quarterfinals.
East Buchanan wins battle of unbeatens over Brookfield for district title.
Lawson's season ends; plus LeBlond can't edge East Buchanan
East Buchanan and LeBlond both advance and meet next week
East Buchanan out-duels Hamilton; plus Lawson takes down West Platte
Mid-Buchanan falls to Lawson; plus Plattsburg grabs a big win.
Hamilton wins a close one; plus East Buch rolls North Platte
West Platte serves Hamilton first loss, East Buchanan blanks Lawson to stay unbeaten.
Hamilton, East Buchanan, and Lawson stay undfeated in conference play.
East Buchanan, Lawson, Hamilton score conference wins.
East Buchanan outlasts West Platte, North Platte breaks two-year drought by beating Mid-Buchanan.
Plattsburg moves to 2-0 with a win over Northeast to double its win total from a year ago.
Plattsburg stuns Cameron in Musser's debut, Lawson falls to Maryville.
After a 9-3 campaign, the Bulldogs aim to finish their district title push in 2014.
West Platte wins its second straight district championship Wednesday night.
East Buchanan's Lauren McDonald signed a letter of intent Friday morning.
Chelsea Dewey will play for the Griffons next season.
LeBlond boys fall to Barstow, Richardson's milestone helps fuel Cameron to Class 3 sectionals.
The Bulldogs are preparing for a date with West Platte in Class 2 Sectionals after capturing their first district title since 2006.
Bishop LeBlond, West Platte, North Andrew boys among district champions from Saturday.
Lafayette's Xavier Kurth hits 1,000 career points as the Irish top Benton again.
Wednesday is national signing day.
Lafayette breaks away in the second half to knock off East Buchanan.
Central outlasts Kearney in overtime; Lawson sweeps East Buchanan.
Lafayette boys and girls win big while Riverside splits with ACCHS.
Lady Eagles cruise past Maryville while Falls City drops East Buchanan to round out the LeBlond Holiday Basketball Tournament.
Central gets knocked out of the William Jewell Tournament, while East Buchanan advances at the LeBlond Tourney.
Winnetonka boys comes back to edge Central, while LeBlond girls hold off rally.
West Platte boys, Lathrop girls claim KCI Tournament titles.
Matt Webb earns Class 3 Coach of the Year as Spoofhounds send six players.
Lafayette cruises past Benton, while St. Joseph Christian gets first win under Clay Linebach.
Maryville's Brody McMahon, Trent Nally and Hamilton's Kellen Overstreet earn Player of the Year honors.
The Hornets knock off the Bulldogs for the second time to capture the Class 1, District 8 championship.
East Buchanan, Hamilton will rematch for the district crown on Monday.
Wednesday's Class 1, District 8 semifinal game will be held at Spratt Stadium due to inclement weather.
Polo was the only lower seed to win in the first round of the Class 1, District 8 tournament Friday.
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Lawson and Lathrop claim a share of the conference title with wins.
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Hello, all. It's that time of year; DH wants to know what kind(s!) of orchid I want for Christmas...
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Ask him to get you a Dendrobium cuthbersonii, a Pleione formosana and a Maxillaria sophronitis. When they all die, he will have so much sympathy for you, he'll love you to death and you can write your own ticket for the rest of the year. Nick |
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Thanks for the input~~ Nick, I looked all 3 up. I'm not into miniatures, so that kind of leaves out #1 and #3; and the way #2 goes dormant reminds me of the wild lady slipper orchids we have around here in my woods in May...I wouldn't be able to handle that extreme dormancy. But boy, all 3 sound like picky little buggers! Velamina, I looked up your brassavola acaulis--what a beauty! Is it fragrant, do you know? I hope it blooms for you soon... |
Thanks! I think it's supposed to be fragrant, but maybe someone that has experience growing this one can provide more input as mine is very young. |
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Elvis, you asked for fun comments and that's what you got from me. All of the 3 I mentioned are sure fire mortalities in the average hands. I killed all of the ones I had in the past and finally am successful with the current crop. If keeping them alive for a year can be called a success. D cuthbersonii needs a cool humid greenhouse and super clean water, Max sophronities needs I don't know what, I tried them in different conditions and they all slowly declines. The current one seems to be holding on and has not yet decided to commit suicide. Pleiones seem easy enough, give them a cold dry winter rest, but despite this they are still difficult. I have a precox and a formosana right now, if a year from now I still have them we'll call it a success. You want a winner, get BLC Sea Urchin. It's the most amazing grower I have and blooms all the time. I have 2 large plants, one in a basket, the other in an old tennis shoe. I show the 'Shoe Orchid' to beginners at our biannual shows and tell them that if this sucker can grow like crazy in an old shoe and bloom nearly all the time, orchids have to be easy after all. Send me your address and I'll mail you a starter piece. Nick |
Nick grow your Max. sophronitis mounted in the same area as your masdies. Because it is a climber, I put it on a tree fern totem and it is now happy as a clam because each new growth can immediately grab something with moisture. Brooke |
Wow, Brooke! What a nice tip for Nick~~ Nick, thank you! I've emailed you privately. This is turning out to be one heck of a day! |
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Scattered Shots: BlizzCon hunter info roundup {WoW}
Oct 28th 2011 1:58PM @Scott: there's another ranged weapon, the thrown weapon used by rogues.
At the moment this is core to their only aoe ability, fan of knives.
So that skill will have to be completely redone to work off of their main hand weapon instead (which might be a problem for combat rogues not using daggers, maybe the skill will like so many rogue skills work only with daggers but that would nerf combat rogues even more than they already have been).
Scattered Shots: Hunter class feedback {WoW}
Sep 15th 2011 11:30PM pretty much so. Of course the Euro forums were awash with complaints about Blizzard asking for feedback at all, often from the same individuals who've always complained about Blizzard not listening to them...
But mostly that wasn't from the hunter community.
What surprised me was the small number of people trying to abuse the threads to ask for nerfs to hunters. Either (for once) they were listening to the blue post (highly unlikely) or the cms were actively policing the thread and removing any such posts almost as quickly as they appeared.
Don't know about the US forums, but the EU ones are just about the most immature bunch of whiners and crybabies I've ever encountered online (and I've been online for going on 20 years now).
Breakfast Topic: What are your rules of engagement for world PVP? {WoW}
Sep 11th 2011 12:36PM Only 1 rule for world pvp (or indeed any pvp): don't.
I'll defend myself if attacked, and may defend a quest hub if that's attacked (like hordies raiding stormwind) but that's it.
WoW Rookie: How to deal with disruptive players and hate speech {WoW}
Aug 12th 2011 10:15AM The attitude thus is that hate speech, harassment, insults, verbal abuse are all "normal" and "to be expected".
Which of course is the very reason the community has the abysmal name that it does!
Such things should never be expected, people should behave like civilised human beings towards each other!
I don't mind the occasional expletive when things go wrong, but it should neither be continuous, the normal way people communicate, nor aimed at specific people.
Such things are the reasons I stopped queueing for random dungeons once I hit the zone where you meet lvl85 players, who seem by far the worst offenders. I now run guild runs exclusively, with maybe 1-2 outsiders to fill the slots, outsiders who tend to behave once they notice everyone else is in the same guild (probably afraid to get kicked :) ).
It's be far the worst I've seen it in any mmo (and I've played a lot of them over the years), with maybe the exception being some f2p Korean grinders (but even there... and they tend to deal with it harshly when you file a complaint, especially the ones run by Asian companies but aimed at a western audience).
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Jun 9th 2009 1:28PM The Civic Hybrid sells rather well in at least parts of Europe.
With car sales slumping 25% over the last year in the Netherlands, the Civic has risen from almost no sales in 2007 (just a few hundred units) to being the 3rd best selling car in the country by mid 2009.
There's still a roughly 5 month wait to get one, the factory just can't deliver them quickly enough.
Introduction of the Insight should alleviate the pressure a bit, unless of course the Insight will be built on the same production line, reducing production numbers of the Civic.
A main reason for the popularity of the Civic is that it's about 20% cheaper to buy than is an equivalently equipped Prius, and looks a lot better too.
And it's costing Toyota. Company I work for has a fleet of some 800 vehicles, drivers can choose what they want from pretty much everything on the market within a price bracket containing both.
We're taking delivery of 1, sometimes 2, new Civics a week, compared to maybe 1 Prius a month. That's more than any other model car (with 800 cars in service and a 4 year lease on each, we replace roughly 4 cars a week on average).
In Spain (where this article was probably written) the situation is different as the prices of fuel are far lower there (a few weeks ago the difference was about 25 cents per liter, or roughly 20%) and there may not be the tax incentives on hybrids that we have in the Netherlands that make them economical to buy (without that incentive they would be out of the price bracket where most new cars are sold and therefore never sell nearly the number that are sold now).


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Meet Analogue Alberta's Lomographers and View their Top Photo Picks
Eight enthusiastic lomographers from Calgary, Red Deer, Sherwood Park, and Edmonton came out for the first Alberta Lomo Meet organized by Analogue Alberta. Meet them and take a look at some of their photos from the walk after the jump! -
The Logan Hardware Meetup was a Blast!
Logan Hardware is one of the coolest places in Chicago. And what better place to have a Meetup. So much fun to have, and so little time. -
Iconic 110 Cameras: Pentax Auto 110
With the recent release of Lomography's first ever 110 black and white film, we know you must be itching to try them out with some notable 110 cameras. We come to your rescue with a mini-series which features some of these classic compact shooters! -
Workshop Highlights: A Date with the La Sardina
Wow! So many Sardinas to choose from, so little time! Lomography Gallery Store Soho recently had a great workshop to find the best ways to make La Sardina tick. In store we went over all the basics of this super fun little camera before taking to the streets to test out our newly found knowledge! -
2012 Cannes Film Festival : A conversation with the Dardenne Brothers
The Cannes Film Festival is like a dream place for all seventh art lovers: you can come here and listen to some of the greatest movie directors and writers talking about their work and their views of the movie industry. Here's a noticeable example of this year: a press conference simply called "A conversation with the Dardenne brothers". -
An Introduction: Jamie Noguchi's The Quiet Things No One Ever Asks Series
Those questions that lurk around in your mind. Those questions that you know everyone else is wondering, but are too polite to ask. Lomographer dearjme seeks to address these questions with her upcoming regular series, "The Quiet Things No One Ever Asks," a hard-hitting, "rhetoric meets photography" series that will study issues, themes, and concepts within our Lomographic community. -
Cannes Favorite: The Angels' Share by Ken Loach
'The Angels' Share' from Director Ken Loach is one of the contenders in this year's Cannes Film Festival. Learn more about the movie after the break. -
Call for Photos: Lomography's First Ever Permanent Public LomoWall To Be Built In Manchester, UK
That's right, Lomography UK and the team at Lomography Gallery Store Manchester have been beavering away planning something super special for the Manchester community! We're beyond excited to announce the project, which will be a first of its kind for Lomography! -
LomoKino x MUBI Independent Film Screening ended over 2 years ago
Lomography and MUBI have teamed up for something special: We proudly present a 20-minute independent film shot entirely on our LomoKino! Filmed by world-renowned director Apichatpong Weerasethakul, this film premiered at the Cannes Film Festival on May 19th, and we're happy to screen it for you in-store as well! -
Cannes Film Festival 2012 : Trio Farouche Jazz playing live during the MUBI party !
We've been locky enough to see the band Trio Manouche playing live during the MUBI party that took place last weekend during the Cannes Film Festival. See the rest of the article to see a quick video of their performance. -
Turkey's First LomoAmigo Dilara Shoots with Sprocket Rocket
Dilara Sakpınar who we know from the band 123, visited us at Galata in Gallery Store to be our first LomoAmigo. Dilara has already shot with Lomography Cameras, and we give her a Sprocket Rocket as a gift. We will see the results soon. -
Time for fun as School's Out in June
School's out! Leave your textbooks behind and join in the jolly here at Lomography Gallery Store Singapore. You don't need to be a student to participate… Everyone is welcome! -
LomoKino MUBI Edition Movie Screening & After Party ended over 2 years ago
We are bringing the Cannes film festival Glamour to our Lomography Gallery Store Toronto! Join us for a very special screening of a LomoKino movie made by the Palme d'Or winner Apichatpong Weerasethakul! The night will also feature a celebration after party and a new camera release. -
Palme d'Or Winner: Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives (2010)
We're halfway through the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, but it's never too late for us to remember some of the previous Palme d'Or awardees and the talented directors behind them. Today, the spotlight is on LomoKino filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul's winning film from 2010, Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives. -
LomoAmigo Noah Kalina Takes Mark Zuckerberg's Official Facebook Wedding Photo
It's a big week for Facebook as founder Mark Zuckerberg celebrates not just the stock market debut of the social networking site, but also his secret surprise marriage to college sweetheart Priscilla Chan! LomoAmigo Noah Kalina was there and he took their official wedding photographs, too! See the photo here! -
Lomokino Mubi Launch Party and Movie Screening ended over 2 years ago
Celebrate the launch of the new Lomokino Mubi Edition with a special screening of Apichatpong Weeraskthekul's movie "Ashes." Stay for the after party following the screening for some good tunes and snacks. -
Emerge from The Shadows Silhouette Diana F+ Workshop ended over 2 years ago
Shadows, as we know it, are dark and maybe gloomy. In this workshop, we'll be showing you how to take double exposures to an interesting new level, and making shadows and silhouettes work for you to produce amazing, one-of-a-kind lomographs. -
Worship the Sun with the Apple Cart Festival Rumble ended over 2 years ago
Want to see Adam Ant, Noah and the Whale, Kid Creole, Sean Lock, Phil Jupitus, Bourgeois and Maurice and Ryan Styles in the same London park on the same day this bank holiday weekend? Well you can, if you win our rumble and get yourself and a mate tickets to this years Apple Cart Festival! -
Spotted: Lomography Cameras in NYLON Singapore April Issue
Attention! Attention! Lomography cameras are spotted in one of Singapore's famous fashion magazines, NYLON Singapore! Even trendy youths, fashionistas and young urban professionals love Lomography cameras for their functionality and designs. Which camera was featured in this issue? You'll find out soon! -
Be a Magazine Star La Sardina Workshop ended over 2 years ago
Everybody wants to be a star this holiday! Ever wanted to be on a two-page magazine spread? At this workshop, you will be your own editor and model for your own magazine. With the power of multiple exposures, we'll get you there! -
Color by Numbers LomoKino Workshop ended over 2 years ago
It's time for some stop motion fun! Let's reminisce the good and fun times we used to have during Arts & Crafts class; setting those crayons wild on drawing blocks. Create your very own movie by making your artwork transform as the colors fill in the empty spaces! -
My First Doubles Experience
Perfect visual connection can be created in different locations and different times. Read about my first doubles experience after the break. -
Opposite Sides of Me LC-A+ Workshop ended over 2 years ago
Silent and shy in school but fun and outgoing outside of it: we tend not to show our true selves when we're in school and when we're out of school. With the Splitzer on the LC-A+, unleash your two different personalities in one photograph; one when you're in school uniform and the other when you're not! Come in pairs for this one! -
Apichatpong Weerasethakul On Shooting With The LomoKino
Director Apichatpong Weerasethakul recently shot a movie titled 'Ashes' featuring footage taken using the LomoKino. We caught up with him at Cannes (where the movie was premiered) and asked him about the experience on shooting analogue; head over the jump to see what he had to say! -
Cinema Paradiso: The Making of 'Our Birthmarks'
For my graduation project, I filmed and directed a short conceptual film with my LomoKino to showcase my collection. I want to show you the steps behind the final movie, from inspiration to idea and the final film. How fashion & Lomography meet. -
10 Lomographs Every Mom will Love
Moms are sentimental by nature, weak in the knees for their children. Most are also alarmingly practical and are hesitant to spend on themselves. So what do you do when Mother's Day or her special day rolls around? Read on to find out! -
US CitySlicker Rachel: Welcome to the Live Music Capital of the World!
For their first task, the US CitySlickers will show us around their towns and cities, documenting their experiences in analogue and telling us stories along the way. Let's meet Rachel and learn more about Austin, Texas! -
UK LomoLab Month Week 4: Panorama-Rama!
It's week 4 of Lomolab month and we have saved the best till last. If you've been saving up your Spinner and Sprocket Rocket films then this special offer may just brighten your week! Find out all the details right here. -
Nike x LomoKino: Dreams Coming True
A basketball fan dreamed about pumped up kicks and a chance to play one-on-one with Dirk Nowitzki of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks. Watch how Nike just did it in this awesome video, with some scenes shot with the LomoKino!


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There are also verbal and math sections analyzing different types of questions you might find on the test. The math section, which lists out all question types on the test, is especially helpful for people who need extra help with math.
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This book is very well written with a structured and strategic plan for how to master the GMAT. I find it especially helpful when I am stuck at certain question patterns that I always got the answer choice wrong. The author depicts a way to how to recognize the pattern and how to intuitively analyze the question. Absolutely highly recommended!!!~
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I've just spent the last two weeks figuring out how to install multiple OS's on one machine, and I'm pretty confident I'm doing the right thing, but I'm having one ...
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Partitions appear to shift when installing BootMagic
I'm running XP on an NTFS partition, with a 10GB FAT32 partition beside it to install BootMagic and to share data between XP and Linux. On an extended partition next to this I have SuSE and Xandros installed (on separate logical partitions!), and I've also got some space left over for a couple more Linux distros (I want to try a few and see which one I prefer) but that's probably not important here.
All seems to work fine until I actually install BootMagic (I stopped the Linux bootloaders from installing over the windows one so I need a 3rd party bootloader to see them all). It complains that there isn't enough space at the start of hda and then goes and makes this space. After this I am able to boot into all 3 OS's, but I'm not able to see the FAT32 partition from XP (even though I could before hand). This means I am not able to alter the BootMagic installation to recognise any other distros I install, and I'm not able to share files between Linux and XP. Is this cos it's moving the partitions upwards by a MB or so, and this confuses windows as the partition table is wrong??
Can anyone help me fix this error? Perhaps what I need to do is reinstall Linux and use it's bootloader instead of BootMagic?? (I'm pretty sure I know how to edit GRUB/LILO to see all my OS's)
This newbie would really appreciate any help that can be given to get me out of microsoft land!!
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I forgot about BootMagic and took my own advice, reinstalling Xandros and letting it's bootloader take command. I now have a nice triple-boot system to play with!!
I doubt very much that there's anything "wrong" with Bootmagic, so it was clearly something I was doing wrong. Has anyone else come across this before, and, if so, what was the reason??


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[OS] OMAN/GERMANY/US - Germany "shocked" by discovery of neo-Nazi terrorist cell - website
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Text of report in English by independent German Spiegel Online website
on 14 November
[Report by "cro": "'Shameful that this happened in our country': Germany
shaken by discovery of neo-Nazi terrorist cell"]
A group of at least three neo-Nazis killed eight Turkish immigrants, one
Greek man and a policewoman in a murder spree that stretches back 11
years - and went undetected until now. The case has shocked the nation
and triggered accusations that authorities underestimated the threat of
far-right violence for years.
German security authorities face growing accusations that they
underestimated the threat of far-right violence for decades following
the discovery of a neo-Nazi cell believed to have murdered nine
immigrants and one policewoman since 2000.
The trio of right-wing extremists, two men and a woman, are accused of
committing a spate of murders that has baffled police for over a decade:
the shooting of eight Turkish men and one Greek man, who had all run
small businesses or fast-food stands, between 2000 and 2006. It became
known as the "Doner Killings," a reference to the popular Turkish
fastfood sandwiches known as Doner Kebabs. The gang, evidently consumed
by hatred of foreigners, shot their vctims in the face.
Two of the alleged killers, Uwe Boehnhardt (34) and Uwe Mundlos (38),
were found dead after apparently committing suicide in a mobile home in
the eastern town of Eisenach last week following a botched bank robbery.
The woman, Beate Zschaepe, turned herself in to police last week and has
been taken into custody. Police arrested a suspected accomplice on
Sunday [13 November].
Shortly after the discovery of Boehnhardt and Mundlos, investigators
searched a burned-out house in Zwickau that had been used by them and
Zschaepe. There they found the murder weapons from the "Doner Killings"
and from the shooting of a policewoman in the southern city of Heilbronn
in 2007.
Attackers Made DVD Bragging About Killings
Police also found a 15-minute film recorded on DVDs ready to be sent to
Islamic cultural organizations and the media. SPIEGEL has seen the DVD
and printed stills from the film showing the murder victims' bodies and
grotesque montages using the cartoon figure of the Pink Panther to point
out the scenes of the killings.
"Germany Tour - Nine Turks shot" said a placard in one cartoon scene. In
the DVD, the group calls itself "Nationalsozialistischer Untergrund" (or
National Socialist Underground - NSU). They are also suspected of having
committed 14 bank robberies.
Now Germany is asking itself how and why authorities failed to detect
the emergence of what is being called a right-wing terrorism network.
The case has led to criticism of Germany's domestic intelligence agency,
the Office for the Protection of the Constitution. The office's regional
department for the eastern state of Thuringia in particular faces
questions, because the trio was known to the agency in the 1990s due to
their links with the far-right group "Thuringer Heimatschutz" (Thuringia
Homeland Protection). However, they drifted off the radar of
intelligence authorities.
Rumours of Links With Intelligence Authority
It remains a mystery how the trio could remain undetected for so long.
There are rumours that Zschaepe or her accomplices may have been
informants for the Thuringia regional intelligence department. The
department has denied the speculation.
"It is extremely disconcerting that no connection was seen between the
series of murders across the whole of Germany and the right-extremist
scene in Thuringia," said German Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich
in an interview with the mass-circulation daily Bild, published on
Monday. "Without question, this is a new dimension of right
wing-extremist violence."
"It is shameful that something like this happened in our country,"
Chancellor Angela Merkel added. "We will investigate it thoroughly. We
owe that to the people who lost their lives."
Thomas Oppermann, a member of the opposition centre-left Social
Democrats, called for an investigation into whether police and security
officials at regional and national level made mistakes. "One can't help
getting the terrible impression that the danger of right-wing extremist
violence wasn't taken seriously enough," he told Sueddeutsche Zeitung
The co-leader of the Greens Party, Cem Oezdemir, told Welt am Sonntag
newspaper on Sunday: "How could the suspects spend years murdering
people due to right-wing extremist motives without the police and
domestic intelligence service having even the slightest inkling of it?"
Call for Ban of Far-Right NPD
The case has led to renewed calls for a ban of the far-right National
Democratic Party, accused by security authorities of being racist and
revisionist. Senior members of the NPD are on record for glorifying the
Third Reich.
The chairman of the Central Council of Muslims in Germany, Aiman Mazyek,
said right-wing terrorism in Germany had been "chronically
underestimated" for at least 20 years. "This year alone there have been
at least 20 attacks on mosques, Muslim community buildings and the homes
of immigrants," Mazyek told Neue Osnabruecker Zeitung newspaper.
The interior minister of the state of Bavaria, Joachim Herrmann, said
the killings were a "new dimension of far-right violence in our country"
and said he was in favour of a fresh bid to outlaw the party after an
earlier attempt failed in 2003 due to the presence of police informants
in the ranks of the NPD.
The Federal Constitutional Court rejected the ban because important
witnesses for the prosecution - including the NPD chief for the state of
North Rhine-Westphalia - worked as informants for the Office for the
Protection of the Constitution. The court decided that it couldn't ban a
party whose policies may have been shaped in part by government agents
'Disgusting Right-Wing Terrorism'
The president of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, Dieter
Graumann, said he was "totally shocked" by the crimes. "If the
suspicions are confirmed, we're confronted with a disgusting right-wing
terrorism that appears to have been able to spend years murdering people
it did not deem worthy of life," Graumann told Handelsblatt Online . "We
need a resolute campaign against the far-right," said Graumann, adding
that the party must be banned.
However, the chairman of the parliament's domestic affairs committee,
Wolfgang Bosbach, a member of Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU)
party, warned against a new attempt to outlaw the NPD because that would
require the withdrawal of all informants for the period of the legal
That would pose dangers because the security authorities would no longer
be able to monitor the activities of the party, said Bosbach.
Source: Spiegel Online website, Hamburg, in English 14 Nov 11
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The Insanely Great Contents of Steve Wozniak's Backpack
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak doesn't travel light. Here's the list of the 50 lbs. of electronics he routinely travels with.
[via Gizmodo]
You might think this is abnormal for me but, to the contrary, it's customary.
Every extension cord and USB adapter and USB cable shown here I carry all the time in my backpack with a few exceptions:
• one Belkin AC tripler with dual USB I carry in my suitcase
• one dual USB adapter is from Janet's travel stuff
• Canon battery charger is carried in the camera bag
• firewire HD I carry in my suitcase
• Verizon 3G mifi adapter (standard micro USB screws up this mifi, have to use their awkward connecter)Almost every USB cable is retractable.
Every device shown, I carry in my pockets or in my backpack all the time except:
• 2 iPhones, an iPod nano and an iPad belonging to Janet.
Some people ask how heavy my backpack is. There are a lot more things in my backpack including
• the AirPort Express and MacBook Pro 85W magsafe adapter, which are out of sight in this photo,
• bluetooth mouse,
• binoculars,
• projector connectors,
• multiple Gameboy Lights (a Gameboy sold in Japan but never in the U.S.),
• Gameboy link cables,
• plenty of foreign AC adapters,
• prism glasses for watching movies in bed,
• sunglasses,
• earplugs for concerts,
• Ultimate Ears UE18 earplugs for flights,
• Gameboy link cable,
• tons of pencils for pencil games on flights,
• tons of pens,
• tons of sharpies,
• tons of paint pens (signing),
• red-blue-purple-yellow-green laser pointers,
• credit cards,
• hotel cards,
• airline cards,
• hard rock card,
• medical cards,
• small accessories like olloclip iPhone lens adapter,
• Square,
• flash keys,
• flash media adapters,
• cigarette lighter dual USB adapter,
• audio doubler cable,
• iPad USB/SD Card adapters,
• toiletries for hotels,
• batteries of many types (AA, AAA, CR2, CR128, odder types for things like my bag beeper for locating my suitcase)
• eyedrops,
• $2 bill pads,
• pencil puzzles,
• itineraries for upcoming travel…I usually say that my backpack weighs 50 pounds. I'm not sure but I have to carry it every step through airports. I'm sure that I'm shorter now than before and I don't walk as fast. Everything has its place in my backpack.
Sometimes TSA takes a long time unpacking it. A couple of times they asked me to take out everything electronic and I asked for seven bins, all of which I filled (only 2 half-size), plus my MacBook Pro, plus the bag. All of that through the X-ray machine. Then repack it.
Nothing in my backpack goes unused, although the bluetooth mouse is close.
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