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"Uncle, Happy Diwali it was and well over!"
"O yes, dear."
"Highlights please?"
"O good! President Zardari of Pakistan hosted a special Diwali dinner for Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and his delegation, at the presidency. The others were Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar, acting Indian High Commissioner Gopal Baglay, Rajya Sabha member N K Singh, Minister for National Harmony Paul Bhatti, and some senior Pakistani officials."
"But how come that?"
"You see Bihar Chief Minister already was on a week long visit to Pakistan to share the experiences of the functionaries of Sindh. And President Zardari chose to make it a Diwali event."
"Something important said at the event?"
"Dear, not far from the usual. Zardari in his address advocated there was a 'general consensus' among the mainstream political parties of Pakistan to have good 'friendly, cooperative and good neighbourly relations' with India 'for their mutual benefit'. He pleaded India and Pakistan should cooperate in fields like education, health, and community development; share our experience in eradicating poverty and unemployment; consider establishing friendship groups in our provincial assemblies similar to those we have in our national parliaments; and for that all 'We want the peaceful resolution of all outstanding disputes for lasting peace in the region.'"
"And Uncle what did Nitish Kumar say?"
"Kumar reciprocated that Indians are keen to promote good friendly relations with Pakistanis and there is real need for India and Pakistan to co-exist peacefully and work for good governance."
"Uncle a good Diwali event…other highlights?"
"Dear, this Diwali day, as on the last Eid-ul-Fitr, at Chakan-Da-Bagh crossing point on the Line of Control in Poonch again, Indian and Pakistani troops exchanged Diwali gifts, – India presented sweets and dry fruits and Pakistan presented sweets and gifts. But dear, warmth they say was missing and officers of both sides just exchanged sweets and returned."
"And other highlights?"
"O a lowlight dear."
"What Uncle?"
"The very Diwali midnight 13-14 November, 5 persons – 3 troopers 2 militants – got killed in a fight."
"Uncle, no more please."
"Have a big heart dear."
"I have had to have a too big heart since I was born. Uncle, say what all this? Away there a special Diwali dinner, warm pronouncements, healing hopes, both ways; nearer home cold sweets, thankless, wordless, both ways; and nearer still blood stains over Diwali lights, both ways again! Uncle, are we all fools? Have our old Colonisers done and left our whole subcontinent fools political? And when may our foolishness go? When may we have really Happy Eids and Happy Diwalis? Or, God forbid, never?"
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I know you are just beaming with pride. What a neat billboard! You can never remind people enough about pool/water safety....IT just takes a second.... Have a blessed Sunday! Love, Jules |
- Posted by jeannespines 4 Iowa (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 8:00
Oh, Purplemoon! Thanks for sharing! It is always so wonderful to see the success of our kids...and especially when they GIVE so much of themselves! Great pic! Even here in Iowa (the land of "few" pools), we lose kids and so this is a wonderful reminder for all! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by susiesunshine IL5 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 9:41
Dear Sweet, Precious Karen: Thank You so very very Much for sharing the picture of the Fantastic Billboard that Jason is taking part in. I am just so thrilled to see the WONDERFUL ways that God is using Jason to REACH OUT & TOUCH & HELP OTHERS! ! ! Through Jason Tragedy & Painful Experience, His True Character is Shinning Brightly ! ! ! This Opportunity that he is taking to HELP, ENCOURAGE others to never give up..... KEEP on Keeping On ! ! ! & Still Fulfilling his job of being a Police Officer and REMINDING OTHERS>>> S A F E T Y 1st !!!!!!!!! S T O P & THINK>>>>' Many people are so busy having fun.... they forget about SAFETY ! ! ! Please tell Jason that we all appreciate A JOB WELL DONE>>> ! ! ! God Bless Ms Karen, Thank you for being such a fine Woman of Integrity and raising a Son who is willing to put his life on the line for our country to make it a safe place! Proud to Know YOU & Your WONDERFUL SON ! ! ! Your Friend & Buddy SusieSunshine L@@K at the difference in the World a TRUE ROLE MODEL Like Jason makes ! ! ! ( < 8 Yea ! ! ! |
- Posted by use2bcapecodr z5 OH (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 13:06
Oh, Karen, this is wonderful! How very proud you must be of the outstanding young man you raised so well! God bless Jason for the wonderful work he does to help others! ~Sandy~ |
- Posted by goldenpond (V.B.FL 9b) (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 14:59
Each year in Florida kids die of drowning and being left in hot cars. We have an alarm system on our house.this weekend we kept our grandsons 2 yrs and 5 years. Early Saturday AM we were awakened by the alarm blaring. I ran to check on the kids only to find the two year old half way out the kitchen window. The reason I am thankful? I have two ponds and a creek behind my house. |
- Posted by purplemoon z9 Phoenix (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 15:54
Oh my gosh, goldenpond, how scary!! That alarm system is priceless to have with little ones around. People just don't realize how "capable" a 2 yr old especially can be at things. A news story here once tried to drive that point home. First a video camera was set up near the pool. Then the 2 yr old thought his parents were gone and the 'babysitter' asked him to get a toy out back. The parents were hiding inside watching on video. The pool was child-fenced, the gate locked, the key kept on patio but up high where only an adult could get it. Same with the actual lock on the pool gate. So the two year old goes out back, sees the toy INSIDE the pool fence. He immediately drags a patio chair to where the key is, climbs up and gets it, drags the chair to the gate, climbs up and unlocks it, and goes into the pool area. His parents were STUNNED to say the least. And I think this story probably impressed a lot of parents around town. (sadly we just had a 2 yr old girl drown last night while her parents inside and she was out of sight for only 5 minutes, and supposedly in her room.) Some of the little ones crawl out dog doors if they can't open a door. My 3 little grandkids (4,5, and 6) all can swim like fish but their folks are still take all the precautions. The 5 yr old is Jason's in fact. He's totally fearless around water and has been swimming GOOD since he was just 2. But hugs, Karen |
- Posted by susiesunshine IL5 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 21:30
Wow >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Golden Pond.... that is a ............. WONDERFUL ALARM ! ! ! GOOD THINKING !!!! I'm glad it is installed and a happy ending !!!!! * * * * Ms Karen: that is quite a Happy Story also... THANK GOD.... I'll tell you when we bought our home.... they had an above ground pool.... We made them take it out... It was beautiful with deck and Tons of Sand and FLOWERS and you know it would have been nice... BUT >>>>> We have the toddler grand child.... Could Not take a risk.... & the neighbors... also have above ground... with out the deck.... with only a ladder... BUT we built an 8 ft fence... because.... KIDS CAN CLIMB,,,,, like the story goes.... KIDS F I N D A WAY >>>>>>>>>>> they are very smart They can FIGURE out a way to Get what they want..... I am soooooooooooo proud of Jason for SECONDS count..... |
- Posted by luna_llena_feliz (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 21:40
Great billboard, Karen! I can imagine you beaming with pride over Jason's picture and how much he is helping the community. Gosh, I'm beaming with pride just having a connection to you! lol! Kids are incredibly innovative little rascals. I always cringe when I see little kids walking or running around in parking lots without a parent's hand at the end of their arms. They can be little monkeys when it comes to climbing too. They can easily get on top of tables, chairs, stools ... or like my brother did when he was a kid - a big fire truck on top of a chair! Needless to say, it slid out from under him and he needed stitches in his noggin'. But then he was the same goofy kid who drank a can of =used= motor oil and thought worms were spaghetti! It only takes a minute for those little rascals to get hurt or killed! |
- Posted by cindee11461 z9CA (My Page) on Sun, Jul 27, 08 at 23:41
Congrats to your son Karen. What a great ad too! |
Karen: thanks for sharing your pride & joy with us. Jason & his family are real "troopers". He wouldn't be the man he is today if it hadn't been for a wonderful Mommy. You are truly blessed. Vickie |
Wonderful billboard!! |
- Posted by goldenpond (V.B.FL 9b) (My Page) on Wed, Jul 30, 08 at 16:29
I think after another experience that talking and training kids water safety is so important. The last home I owned had a pool.My daughter had just divorced and came back to live with us with her son who was then about 5. My daughter is quite pretty so every guy was warming up to Ethan and trying to woo her.They all insisted he needed a MAN around so they would come over and end up in the pool rough housing with Ethan. AND I do mean rough. I am not a good swimmer. I never would swim without an another adult around but one day it was soooo hot.No one else was around so i put Ethans water wings on and said you stay in the shallow end and grandma is going to do laps(pathetic dog paddles but excercise nonetheless) Ethan was playing and I was going back and forth trying to build strength but finally wearing down when Ethan with a big grin on his face jumped on my head and held me down. I gasped for air and yelled "No Im drowning!" but down I went again.Frightened, gasping and flailing my head popped up as but there was Ethan, laughing at the so called fun he was having with his grandma. I knew I couldnt last much longer as again he jumped on my head once more; just as all those Big buff guys had let him to to them. I barely came up and new it was my last chance for air and shreiked as loud as I could. My hubby JUST happened to pull in the drive and hear the shreik out back and came running.Whew. I imagined what it would be like for him if he had killed his grandma as I gasped on the edge of the pool. I later said to Ethan "You know you almost drowned me." snickering he said "I know" Finally I got it."Ethan ,do you know what drowning means?" Again smiling he said "yep its when I make your head go under water" When I said that drowning meant you can die he was quite puzzled.Apparently they called the little game drowning so he had no idea you could never come back up. I only recently reminded him of this story as he is now 10. We don't have a pool at this house but ponds and creeks to fish and peddle boat. I always tell the little grandkids there is danger around water. My older son said he took them to the beach and they wouldnt go in with him because it was dange-a -RUST! |
- Posted by purplemoon z9 Phoenix (My Page) on Thu, Jul 31, 08 at 20:28
Golden, what a near-tragedy you experienced, and one that would have left a little child scarred for life I think. Just gave me chills thinking what could have happened to you. hugs, Karen |
- Posted by dirt_yfingernails z3-4 MN (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 08 at 12:58
My son, now 22, was an escape artist. Luckily I was a light sleeper. He used to escape outside when it was below zero wearing just his jammies. I installed a doorhook way up high and it took him about 30 seconds to grab the broom handle and open it. Same with safety latches on the cabinets. When I tried to put the safety covers over the electric outlets, I caught him trying to pry them out with a fork. I had to keep an eye on him every second. Even had to take him in the bathroom with me, but he quickly learned how to unlock the door and escape. Once he climbed to the top of the linen closet and hid under a pile of blankets. I found him only when he started to softly giggle. Didn't know whether to hug him or smack him. Another time he hid in the dryer. Kids can certainly be resourceful. |
- Posted by purplemoon z9 Phoenix (My Page) on Wed, Aug 6, 08 at 19:55
Good Heavens, dirt, what a challenging youngster. Now he's 22, do you tell him how lucky he is to have made it? LOL. Bet you could have strangled him a few times yourself. I also bet you got some grey hair very early in Life. What a story tho, made me laugh as well as feel tons of sympathy for you. If my first son had been like that, he'd have been an ONLY child for sure. LOL. His sister came along 5 yrs later, and then Jason 4 yrs after her. hugs, Karen |
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Former Downtown Eastside saviour Sister Elizabeth Kelliher dies
One of the Downtown Eastside's most beloved advocates has died.
Sister Elizabeth Kelliher, an 89-year-old Catholic social activist, passed away on Friday (August 16) at Lurana Health Care Residence of St. Francis Convent in Garrison, New York.
Kelliher operated a soup kitchen serving up to 500 people a day during her time in Vancouver. In 2009, she went without food for a week as part of a homelessness hunger strike relay.
According to a post on NDP MLA Jenny Kwan's website, Kelliher said she didn't even feel hungry during the week when she only consumed liquids.
As chair of the Downtown Eastside Residents Association board in 2009, Kelliher delivered an impassioned speech on child poverty to a parliamentary committee.
"Last year a father came to our door to beg for help," she told MPs. "He had an $18-an-hour job and lived in a very small one-bedroom apartment with his wife and infant daughter and 15-year-old son. His rent, the very cheapest he could find, was $1,300 a month. With all his other expenses, he was finding it hard to buy enough food."
She noted that financial pressure and lack of space for poor families "take a very high toll on their ability to feel secure".
"The children, especially the youngest, feel the pressure, and believe they are part of the problem," Kelliher stated. "I have heard a child, four years old, say, 'If only I were died, everything would be okay.' The child committed suicide when he was 15."
She highlighted the links between child poverty and mental problems.
"Besides building social housing with some two- or three-bedroom units, I would suggest getting a living wage bill," she added. "People cannot live on the pittance, certainly, that the minimum wage requires. Some, especially the immigrants, just to get something to do—some work, some money—have been known to work for $5 an hour. They work long hours, with no overtime and no benefits."
The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement left Vancouver in 2011 after 85 years of service because they didn't have sufficient members to continue serving the city.
Kelliher came to Vancouver after spending 35 years helping the poor in the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
Her funeral mass and burial are scheduled on Thursday (August 22) at the Motherhouse chapel in Graymoor, which is in Garrison. There are plans for a memorial service in Vancouver, but details haven't been finalized.
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Occupy Boston Dismantled
December 22, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Karin Friedemann, TMO
At 5am, Saturday, December 10, 2011, police swept through Occupy Boston's encampment at Dewey Square. Protesters first erected the encampment on September 30. As the officers moved in, about two dozen demonstrators linked arms and sat down in nonviolent protest and police soon began arresting them, according to the Boston Globe. The protesters were "very accommodating" to the officers, Police Chief Driscoll said. Forty-six people were arrested on charges of trespassing and disorderly conduct, but no injuries were reported. Protesters estimate that 100 to 150 activists lived in the Boston encampment. Boston is the latest in a string of cities where officials have moved to oust protesters demonstrating against corporate greed and economic injustice. Demonstrators were also forcibly removed from similar encampments in New York City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and San Francisco.
"A few days back, Boston Mayor Menino told the media/public (and indirectly the court considering an injunction) that he had no immediate plans to evict the Occupy Boston folks from Dewey Park. He just wanted the ability to do so if necessary for health/safety reasons. He was lying, of course, or we've just witnessed the fastest landscape planning and permitting exercise in the history of Boston," comments local blogger Scarecrow.
By 10am, a large crew employed by the City arrived with dump trucks and new soil, a back hoe with grader and air-driven soil aerators to re-do the landscaping at the former protest site.
The main role of this parkway is to separate the dual auto expressways. Dewey Square has never been a park where people normally walk. Once the protesters set up camp in the middle of the Financial District in this island between expressways, many hopeless and homeless people joined them.
Scarecrow explains: "So it was no surprise that the mostly young, idealistic and courageous occupiers were forced from day 1 to recreate government, to develop mechanisms to deal, face to face with drug abuse, violent/uncontrolled behavior, unemployment, homelessness, hunger and poor health. It wasn't all just marches and demonstrations and rallies and teach-ins; it was also a daily struggle for human and humane survival."
Even though this public strip of grass is now "cleaned up," the problem of poverty has not gone away. Reports indicate that the homeless people were crying as the police cleared out the area.
Acacia Brewer from the Occupy Boston movement told Iran's Press TV, "A few days ago we were at the Dewey Square encampment, and since then we've been having general assemblies down at the Boston Common which was where we first started."
Just hours after a 5 am police raid cleared Dewey's tent city, Occupiers braved the cold at Boston Common to plan a new strategy: Occupy Everywhere. Occupy Boston even has its own live radio link now.
Meanwhile, onlookers nationwide have been rethinking their positions regarding the use of public space. Rev. Dr. Donna Schaper is Senior Minister of Judson Memorial Church in New York City says there is already evidence that chronically homeless people are finding great inspiration in the Occupy Kitchen and work.
"We clergy were all somewhat skeptical of the demand for public space… But the occupiers edged toward the theological as they articulated a need for communal, inspirational, face-to-face contact in which they could "appear" to one another…
"…they spoke of a new monasticism, in which people have given up everything to jump to a future they can only imagine. In the most recent newsletter posted by Occupy Theory, occupiers describe how sad they were about their lives, both present and future, until they found each other. If you were worried about "young people today" before, you will be terrified after you read about the emptiness, the bought-and-soldness, the futility, the lack of any place to be or person to be."
Will all this community result in a just economy?
Some skepticism is warranted, given the past three decades of American politics. Anyone demonstrating for any cause has typically been marginalized and isolated. It has been the norm for there to be only a handful of protesters, sometimes even only only one lone protester, against any serious issue such as AIPAC lobbying, imprisonment of random Muslims, or escalation of US wars. So why, all of a sudden, is there a nationwide movement of protest? And why is the TV News even mentioning them? It's unusual.
Michel Chossudovsky states in his article, Occupy Wall Street and "The American Autumn": Is It a "Colored Revolution"? that "the elites will promote a 'ritual of dissent' with a high media profile, with the support of network TV, the corporate news as well as the internet."
According to Chossudovsky, several key organizations currently involved in The Occupy Wall Street movement played a significant role in "The Arab Spring".
The involvement of corporate funding of the anti-capitalist movement probably cannot be denied. TV News stations such as FOX have not indulged in such around-the-clock coverage since the Gulf War, even though typically, any meaningful protest would be ignored by the media.
Yet, the atmosphere of the Occupy movement has been described by participants as "electrifying." Real human concerns are being addressed here. Only time will tell if this protest movement was just orchestrated to let off steam, or if it will result in any improvements in the political system.
Karin Friedemann is a Boston-based freelance writer. See karinfriedemann.blogspot.com
What Europe and America Have in Common
December 8, 2011 by TMO · Leave a Comment
By Harold Bob Jones
Europe and the USA have many things in common, one of which noted currently is the massive debt crisis both are experiencing because of politicians who fail to learn from history. George Santayana noted that those who fail to learn from the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them. In both Europe and the United States, power-hungry politicians have been trying to buy votes with money we don't have, taxing not only this generation but every generation in the future, guaranteeing a lower standard of lviing for our children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. These short-sighted politicos, thinking only of the present, seem to think they can go on forever, steadily increasing the public debt, by just printing more and more money without an equal increase in goods and services, hoping to find someone to buy our consequently less and less valuable bonds. As history has repeatedly shown us, this does not work. Every society that has tried this has collapsed. A prime example is the Soviet Union. If socialism were a better system, we would all be speaking Russian. Previousy democratic civilizations and nations that have tried this have collapsed into dictatorship. Some noteworthy examples are the Greeks, the Romans,and the post-World War I Weimar Republc of Germany, the latter printing so much money that its currency became virtually worthless, bankrupting the country, and resulting in the establishment of Hitler's Nazi (National Socialist) party dictatorship that brought on the horrors of World War II.
It is time to rid ourselves of such histroy-ignoring, out-of-touch-with-reality, power-mad politicians, ousting them from power, and never let them in office again.
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HOLOGRAPHY is the process of recording a three-dimensional image of an object using the special properties of light from a LASER. Unlike photography, which only records the brightness and contrast of an object, a HOLOGRAM records brightness, contrast and DIMENSION. This allows holography to display the final image in true 3D.
You do not need any special glasses to view a hologram. Although the hologram is most famous for 3D images, holograms can also be of a 2D image as well. What both share in common is that they were created through the use of a LASER.
The first hologram was conceived of, and produced in 1948 by Dr. Dennis Gabor, a researcher at the Imperial College of London. For his theories and work, he received the Nobel Prize in physics in 1971. Gabor's early holograms were created without the use of a laser, since the laser wasn't invented until 1960. Therefore his holograms were only capable of showing the slightest amount of depth (about the thickness of a postage stamp). His light-producing instrument was a mercury-vapor lamp.
With the invention of the laser in 1960, researchers had the proper type of light to begin recording an object dimensionally. Emmett Leith and Juris Upatnieks in the United States (University of Michigan), along with Yuri Denisyuk in the former Soviet Union, all familiar with the work of Gabor, applied this special new light of the laser to produce the first practical holograms.
These early holograms required a laser to both record and view the image. It wasn't long however, before new techniques allowed the hologram, although still requiring a laser to record, to be viewed with ordinary light (such as a light bulb). Also, many different types of holograms were developed, each with their own technique used to produce them.
The excitement of viewing a hologram is only exceeded by the thrill of actually making one. Today, in 2011, it is fairly easy to make small holograms using inexpensive and easy-to-find equipment. Students from elementary school to high school are making holograms. The expensive lasers of the past have been replaced by the inexpensive laser pointers of today.
Holograms are made in laser laboratories, but they are also made in homes and schools every day. There are a few important things that need to be done before you can make a hologram, but none of those things are very hard to do. To give one example, a hologram must be made in a very quiet and darkened room. That's not too difficult, right? We can't give the full directions to make a hologram here, but we can say that simple holograms are made using a laser, a lens, and a recording medium, such as a light-sensitive film or glass plate.


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The box that the NM10-DTX arrived in was nothing overly special. The front does an ok job of indicating what is inside. There is a small Intel Atom sticker in the upper right hand corner and an extended warranty label, but not much else in the way of ornamentation.
The back is a little more detailed with an actual picture of the board and a listing (through the use of icons and labels) of exactly what the NM10-DTX has onboard.
Inside the box is a sparse bundle of items that allow you to use the NM10-DTX WiFi.


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At least it wasn't a black cat. For the second game in a row, a squirrel invaded the field in St. Louis during the Phillies-Cardinals game in the National League Division Series on Wednesday. Phillies pitcher Roy Oswalt unsuccessfully argued that the critter distracted him during a pitch.
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Michael Lewis' "Moneyball" turned conventional baseball wisdom on its ear when it was released in 2003. Jest.com has turned it back. The imaginary movie "Too Much Moneyball" is the story of how the New York Yankees, a team with more money than it knows what to do with, still figures out a way to win.
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How not to catch a foul ball in the stands
Dads, faced with a choice between your young daughter and a piece of cork wrapped in yarn and covered in cowhide, you should go with the girl. Especially if the cameras are on you.
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Foul ball or phone call? This guy catches both
One fan at the Texas Rangers game Wednesday night displayed excellent glove skills and phone etiquette – simultaneously. As a ball off the bat of Ian Kinsler sliced into the right field seats in the bottom of the first inning, the cell phone talker casually reached out his glove and snatched the ball away from […]
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Former Mariners slugger Jay Buhner was in the ROOT Sports booth Monday night, as he sometimes is. And regular viewers know that Bone is a bit of a homer. But last night, he took homerism to a new level by calling Mike Carp's eighth-inning, game-winning home run. "How 'bout pull it off the Hit It […]
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I have a Tiffany style light fixture that I want to repaint. It is not glass and is not painted on the inside. It's heavy plastic with medium blue flowers and an inch-thick border around the top. We are moving to a farmhouse and I'm taking this fixture with me from where we live now and it needs to be repainted a 'barn red' color. What's the best way to go about this and what kind of paint should i buy? Thanks! |
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- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Thu, Mar 14, 13 at 10:55
Krylon paints out there for plastics, BUT If the paint is transparent and light shows through it, you can also use artist oils. I've painted lamp shades by using terpentine to thin the oil paint. If the paint is opaque you can also use acrylics. I'd say the choice is yours. Whatcha got to lose? |
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Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki is currently flirting with the idea of including an easy mode for the game because it's difficulty might be turning people off.
"I personally want my games to be described as satisfying rather than difficult. As a matter of fact, I am aiming at giving players sense of accomplishment in the use of difficulty. Having said that, however, it is true that Dark Souls is rather difficult and a number of people may hesitate to play," Miyazaki told Metro in a new interview.
"This fact is really sad to me, and I am thinking about whether I should prepare another difficulty that everyone can complete or carefully send all gamers the messages behind our difficult games."
Miyazaki then questioned whether it was easy games that gamers wanted or were they instead craving interesting titles.
"However, I suppose gamers do not particularly prefer easy games. What they want is interesting and worthwhile games to play, so I think it is natural that hindrance or stress that does not attribute to such interesting and worthwhile elements will be removed in the end," he added.
"If the number of easy games is increasing nowadays, I guess it is because difficulty is not related to interesting and worthwhile game elements in many games among players."


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Winter Heating Bills Video
Good Housekeeping shows you which caulks and caulk guns are worth buying to lower heating bills.
Take a look around your windows and doors. A small gap like this doesn't look like much, but in the cold of winter, imagine dollar bills pouring out of it like a payday at the ATM.

A great way to saving your energy bills is to caulk around your doors and windows or really any opening from the inside of the house to the outside of the house.

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Once you are down on the ground do you stay there until the end of the week?
Once you are are down
Posted 09 October 2011 - 01:33 PM
Posted 09 October 2011 - 04:55 PM
Yes. You might get injured and taken out. You might get some special card like an Apothecary that lets you get a guy back up again. But normally... yes you just stay down.
Posted 10 October 2011 - 04:13 AM
I had found the Injuring Rules and Apothecary right after posting this.
Posted 13 December 2011 - 11:17 AM
on the injuries rule, when i tackle a stronger player (or my dice) comes up as tackler/attacker down ie my player is downed, is my player injuried right away?
i'm a little confused on the wording (pg.11, left colum "Tackler Down")-
"If the tackling player is standing, he becomes downed" Surely my tackler has to be standing to make that move??
"In the rare situation that the tackling player is downed, he becomes injured" So if my dice come up tackler down he goes straight to injured everytime?
Posted 13 December 2011 - 09:10 PM
No, both lines say exactly what they mean. I think, from your comment on the first line, that you are making assumptions on what is possible within the game and so merging the rules into one
The first is the basic, common situation where the tackling player is standing and says that tackler down result puts you down. This will be the rule you follow in 90%+ of tackle attempts.
The second line describes those rare occasions when you can get a tackling player who is already downed - mainly its card plays that lets a player tackle while down (the dwarves have one for example, the tackling coach card could do it for anyone). There is even a chaos player who is better tackling while down as their star player rating goes up so chaos players may try and engineer the effect. In those rare cases the rules are telling you that if you take a tackler down result on an already downed player, you become injured.


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Teluk Rubiah - A lost resortThe Teluk Rubiah Beach & Golf Resort or Teluk Rubiah as it was known, has closed its doors. The valley is sold to Vale, a Brazilian iron factory. From October 2010 on, the valley will be permanently closed to public, the golf course will be transformed in an iron factory. The take over must have been prepared for some years as there is a lot of money involved (I heard RM44 million). And if it is not enough... a few kilometers at sea a new platform will be build for the huge cargo ships to dock. But lets face it... until 1984 this was Malay Reserved land (!!) and therefore untouchable. But even before that, in 1969, the Sultan wanted to build a road from Teluk Rubiah to Teluk Batik (which was Malay Reserved land at the time). He started the project but it was abandoned when the federal government refused to finance it. In other words, even Malay Reserved Land is NOT untouchable. In 1984 under pressure of the Sultan of Perak, the status of this land was changed from Malay Reserved Land to Tourist area. In 2010, effectively Teluk Rubiah Resort and Golf Course closed to make space for heavy industry.
Consequences for Lumut, Sitiawan, Seri Manjung and PangkorWhat will be the situation for Lumut, Seri Manjung and Pulau Pangkor? Huge ships will come to bring raw iron and take the processed materials away. This will mean a lot more pollution to area and will have an effect on both Teluk Batik and Pangkor beaches.
Regardless what the factory will do to try to reduce the effects of environment damage, there WILL be damage done. It's already begun.
Teluk Rubiah has its own beach which will be lost for tourists too. One can only wonder why such a factory has to be build right next to a tourist destination as Pangkor, Teluk Batik and the new build Marina Island.
It used to be like above, it is now like below. The hills, according to the engineer Dean, we spoke in 2010, would be totally untouched. On January 18, I saw that 2 massive construction works are undergoing including blasting away the hills.
The info we got in 2010 was that the 29 traditional styled chalets would not be destroyed but my visit on the 18th January 2012 shows they're all gone. Teluk Rubiah is sold for the sake of "progress". And the reason for the sale? Teluk Rubiah Beach and Golf Resort didn't make enough money. Actually, the resort made enough money according to the manager, but it was the golf course that cost more then it brought in. We talk about a lack of proper management and promotion. After all, the last years there was little maintenance done on the resort.
With the lack of decent promotion there were not enough investments to maintain the quality of the resort and went in decay. Am I exaggerating? For each chalet the last few years was only ONE set of sheets and towels available!!! Teluk Rubiah is no more, the valley died in late 2011. There is no hope the factory plans will be cancelled as there is way too much money involved (I heard a number of RM 44M).
Am I a cynic to call this "progress"? Wasn't it possible to give this area which is so close to both Teluk Batik and Pulau Pangkor a more touristy destination? I can only hope the fishing industry at Pangkor will not suffer too much from this project. And as for Teluk Batik, there is already at some days more rubbish drifting on to the beach from what the ships drop in the ocean. It will only get worse and the water quality will get less. But money talks, as always. I can only wonder who is making the money in this case.
Hiking ... no moreThere's used to be good hikes in between Teluk Rubiah and Teluk Batik. However, since early 2012, the forest is closed off due to "blasting". The blasting is at the other side of the hills but on January 18, I saw with my own eyes, they're blasting parts of the hills away. The boards above are to be found at the edge of the Teluk Batik jungle (left, with a solid iron fence) and at the Teluk Batik beach (right). Although the beaches are not the property of Vale Industries, you are no longer allowed to hike there.
The same can be said about the jungle trek to the canyon, this is effectively prohibited. I've been doing a lot of hikes in this area, here's one of them from Teluk Batik to Teluk Rubiah
What do you think about Teluk Rubiah and it's future for both Teluk Batik and Pangkor Island?Have Your Say About Teluk Rubiah!Have Your Say About Teluk Rubiah! What Other Visitors Have SaidClick below to see contributions from other visitors to this page...
Slow & certain death to beach tourism around Lumut, Perak
What's the Price Tag???
Bad news !!!! Our enviroment will be affected,.... again!!!!
rubiah or rubbish
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March 31, 2012, rally at Teluk RubiahThe public and peaceful rally at Teluk Rubiah was a success. Here's why and what happened at the gates of Vale iron ore at Teluk Rubiah What do YOU think about Teluk Rubiah and it's future?Do you have memories you want to share? What do you think of what happens at Teluk Rubiah. Do you think it's a good thing an iron factory comes here so close to Pangkor and Teluk Batik? We would love to hear from you. Click here to add your comment. More photos of Teluk RubiahMore photos of Teluk Rubiah here and here at Facebook. Here are more photos of the ultimate destruction of this once beautiful green oasis Destruction of Teluk SegadasTeluk Segadas area will be transformed into a new beach area. The question rises if the development of this area and the destruction of forest is worth the investment. Here is my view. More hotels in Lumut and Teluk BatikAlthough Lumut is mostly ignored by travelers it is a popular destination for local tourists. There are some good deals to be found in both Lumut and Teluk Batik. Have a look: More hotels in Lumut and Teluk Batik Jungle trekking with childrenFive years old and doing a jungle trekking of about 2 hours? Possible or crazy? Not for Johanna! Here's the story Jungle trekking with children from Teluk Batik to Teluk Rubiah Jungle trekking around Teluk RubiahTeluk Rubiah is surrounded by jungle. Not for nothing Mr. Goh from Explore The Wilderness uses the jungle here for his jungle treks. Read more about jungle trekking i between Teluk Rubiah and Teluk Batik here and here |


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Genre/rating: action-fantasy. PG-13.
Amusement Park Drive-in: (Pairs with "Amazing Spider-Man 2"). Weekend shows at dusk. Gates open 5 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday.
Shiloh 14: Big D showings (in 3-D): 4, 10 p.m. daily. Big D showings (in 2-D): 1, 7, p.m. daily. Other 3-D showings: Noon, 2:55, 5:50, 8:45 p.m. daily. (Additional 11:45 p.m. showing Friday). Other 2-D showings: 2, 4:55, 7:50 p.m. daily. (Additional 10:45 p.m. and midnight showings Friday).
Wynnsong 10: 3-D showings: Noon, 2:55, 5:50, 8:45 p.m. daily. (Additional midnight showing Friday). 2-D showings: 1:15, 4:25, 7:20 p.m. daily. (Additional midnight showing Friday).
Synopsis: Human courage and reconciliation is demonstrated on many fronts as a gigantic and awe-inspiring creature rises from the depths to restore the balance of nature. The all-star cast includes Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen, Ken Watanabe, Richard T. Jones, Juliette Binoche and David Strathairn.
'Million Dollar Arm'
Genre/rating: Inspirational drama. PG.
Shiloh 14: 1, 4, 7, 10 p.m. daily.
Vue and Brew: Show times TBD; information at 633-4438, vueandbrew.com.
Wynnsong 10: 12:15, 3:20, 6:45, 9:40 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: A sports agent (Jon Hamm) travels to Mumbai with a baseball scout (Alan Arkin) to watch the cricket players in India compete in a televised event called the "Million Dollar Arm" in hopes of developing the best finishers into Major League Baseball pitchers.
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'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'
Genre/rating: Action-fantasy. PG-13.
Amusement Park Drive-in: (Pairs with "Godzilla"): Weekend shows at dusk. Gates open at 5 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday.
Shiloh 14: 3-D showings: 12:10, 3:30, 6:45, 10 p.m. daily. 2-D showings: 1, 4:15, 7:30 p.m. daily.
Vue and Brew: Show times TBD; information at 633-4438, vueandbrew.com.
Wynnsong 10: 2-D showings: 12:30, 4, 7:30 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Peter Parker, aka Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield), runs the gauntlet as the mysterious company Oscorp sends up a slew of supervillains against him, impacting on his life. Emma Stone and Jamie Foxx co-star.
Genre/rating: Nature. G.
Shiloh 14: 12:30, 2:40, 4:50 p.m. daily.
Vue and Brew: Show times TBD; information at 633-4438, vueandbrew.com.
Synopsis: Set against a majestic Alaskan backdrop teeming with life, a mother brown bear and her cubs emerge from hibernation to face the bitter cold. The world outside is exciting but risky as the cubs' playful descent down the mountain carries with it a looming threat of avalanches.
'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'
Genre/rating: Action-fantasy. PG-13.
Shiloh 14: 2-D showings: Noon, 3:10, 6:20, 9:30 p.m. daily.
Wynnsong 10: 2-D showings: Noon, 3:10, 7:15 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: When a S.H.I.E.L.D. colleague comes under attack, Steve Rogers, aka Captain America (Chris Evans), becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue that threatens to put the world at risk. Joining forces with the Black Widow (Scarlett Johannson), Captain America struggles to expose the conspiracy while fighting off assassins at every turn.
Genre/rating: Fantasy. PG-13.
Shiloh 14: 12:30, 3:40, 6:50, 10 p.m. daily.
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'God's Not Dead'
Genre/rating: Drama. PG.
Shiloh 14: 1, 4, 7, 9:45 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Shane Harper plays Josh Wheaton, a college student who sets out to convince his classmates and a professor (Kevin Sorbo) that God exists in order to pass a philosophy class. The film co-stars Dean Cain and "Duck Dynasty's" Willie and Korie Robertson.
'Heaven Is For Real'
Genre/rating: Drama. PG.
Vue and Brew: Show times TBD; information at 633-4438, vueandbrew.com.
Wynnsong 10: 1:15, 4:05, 6:45, 9:15 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Greg Kinnear and Kelly Reilly portray a real-life couple whose son, played by Connor Corum, claims to have visited Heaven during a near-death experience. The young boy recounts the details of his amazing journey with childlike innocence.
'Legends of Oz'
Genre/rating: Animation. PG.
Wynnsong 10: 2D showings: Noon, 2:30, 5:15, 7:45 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Dorothy wakes up in post-tornado Kansas and is whisked back to Oz to save her old friends the Scarecrow, the Lion, the Tin Man and Glinda from the Jester. Features voice talents of Dan Aykroyd and Lea Michele.
'Moms' Night Out'
Genre/rating: Comedy. PG.
Shiloh 14: Noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Allyson and her friends just want a peaceful, grown-up evening of fun — a long-needed moms' night out. But who will stay home and watch the kids? The cast includes Sarah Drew and Sean Astin.
Genre/rating: Comedy. R.
Shiloh 14: Noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10 p.m. daily
Wynnsong 10: 1, 4, 7, 9:45 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Seth Rogen and Rose Bryne play a couple with a newborn baby who move in next door to a fraternity house. Zac Efron co-stars.
'The Other Woman'
Genre/rating: Comedy. PG-13.
Amusement Park Drive-in: (Pairs with "Draft Day"). Weekend shows at dusk. Gates open at 5 p.m. Friday and 7 p.m. Saturday.
Shiloh 14: 12:10, 2:50, 5:30, 8:10 p.m. daily.
Vue and Brew: Show times TBD; information at 633-4438, vueandbrew.com.
Wynnsong 10: 1:10, 4:20, 7:05, 9:45 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: After discovering her boyfriend Mark (Nikolaj Coster-Waldua) is married, Carly (Cameron Diaz) tries to get her ruined life back on track. But when she accidentally meets Kate (Leslie Mann), the wife he's been cheating on, Carly realizes they have much in common. They eventually team with Amber (Kate Upton), another of Mark's unsuspecting lovers, to plot mutual revenge.
'The Quiet Ones'
Genre/rating: Horror. PG-13.
Shiloh 14: 7, 9:30 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Jared Harris plays Joseph Coupland, an unorthodox but charismatic professor who uses controversial methods and leads his best students off the grid to take part in a dangerous experiment: to create a poltergeist from negative human energy. Sam Claflin, Erin Richards and Olivia Cooke co-star.
'Rio 2'
Genre/rating: Animation-comedy. G.
Shiloh 14: 2-D showings: Noon, 2:35, 5:10, 7:45 p.m. daily.
Wynnsong 10: 2-D showings: 12:45, 4, 6:45, 9:20 p.m. daily.
Synopsis: Tropical birds Jewel (Anne Hathaway), Blu (Jesse Eisenberg) and their three kids leave their domesticated life in Rio de Janeiro for a journey to the Amazon, where they encounter a menagerie of characters who are born to be wild.


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Thursday, 1/29 • vs. Towson • Tip-Off at 7 p.m.
RADIO: Fox Sports 1290 AM Wilmington
Bob Carpenter Center (The BOB), Newark, DE
Tickets: $35/$12/$8/$5 To purchase click here.
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The BOB Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Patron Parking: Parking for all men's and women's basketball regular season home games is FREE. The lot immediately behind the BOB is reserved for basketball gameday staff & media only. No patrons will be permitted in this lot. To view the basketball gameday parking map click here.
Preferred Parking is located in the front part of the main lot closest to The BOB and a parking permit is required to enter. Parking is directive and spaces will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. As a $250 donor or above you have the ability to purchase (1) season parking pass. Preferred Parking can be purchased for both the Men and the Women for $100 each. Please contact the Delaware Ticket Office for more information.
Guest Relations: Fans are invited to stop by our Guest Relations kiosk beginning one hour prior to tip-off on the concourse behind Section 1 until the conclusion of the game with questions or concerns.
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Welcome to the University of Delaware and the Acierno Arena at the Bob Carpenter Center (The BOB). Just a reminder you are in a smoke-free and alcohol-free facility. In case of an emergency, follow the nearest exit sign out of the building. At the conclusion of the game, please EXIT UP to the concourse. And for the safety of our student-athletes, we would like to remind you that flash photography is prohibited inside The BOB.
Attention fans, the University of Delaware and the NCAA have many traditions, but bad sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches and spectators isn't one of them. We request you support the participants and officials with RESPECT and root on the Fightin' Blue Hens in a positive manner at all times. Inappropriate behavior will be grounds for removal from the athletic facility.


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PhpGedView could allow a remote attacker to include malicious PHP files. A remote attacker could send a specially-crafted URL request to the functions.php, authentication_index.php, or config_gedcom.php script using the $PGV_BASE_DIRECTORY variable to specify a malicious file from a remote system as a parameter, which would allow the attacker to execute code on the vulnerable system.
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- BugTraq Mailing List, Tue Jan 06 2004 - 00:19:55 CST : Vuln in PHPGEDVIEW 2.61 Multi-Problem.
- BID-9368: PhpGedView Multiple PHP Remote File Include Vulnerabilities
- CVE-2004-0030: PHP remote file inclusion vulnerability in (1) functions.php, (2) authentication_index.php, and (3) config_gedcom.php for PHPGEDVIEW 2.61 allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary PHP code by modifying the PGV_BASE_DIRECTORY parameter to reference a URL on a remote web server that contains the code.
- OSVDB ID: 3343: PhpGedView $PGV_BASE_DIRECTORY PHP File Include
- SA10565: PhpGedView Multiple Vulnerabilities
- SA10753: PhpGedView Arbitrary File Inclusion Vulnerabilities
- SECTRACK ID: 1008632: PhpGedView Input Validation Flaws Let Remote Users Execute Arbitrary Commands
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Waldenstrom macroglobulinaemia (Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma)
Last updated: Thursday, 20, January, 2011
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WM is an indolent lymphoid neoplasm, which occurs mainly in older patients. It is characterised by an IgM paraprotein and a bone marrow infiltrate with monoclonal plasmacytoid lymphocytes. Hyperviscosity and progressive bone marrow failure are common complications of WM. FBC, blood film, differential WCC; ESR; bone marrow aspiration/trephine biopsy. Protein (total), albumin, protein electrophoresis, paraprotein quantitation and typing, immunoglobulins G, A, M; plasma viscosity (in advanced disease). See also Lymphoma, Lymphoproliferative disorders and Paraproteinaemia | |
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Sonic Heroes let you be Sonic Tails and Knuckles and arrange them in funny formations during the game. But Sega gave us the chance to do it in real life with these adorable little stuffed toys. There's practically seconds of fun to be had from playing with the terrible trio together, so now Sonic sits by our office stereo, listening out for some guitar rock, we expect, while Knuckles sits silently in a threatening kind of way. Tails just looks happy to be here. Aww.
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