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A Hugh Harman-Rudolf Ising Production, Vitaphone Pictures
Johnny Murray, Rochelle Hudson
Hugh Harman, Isadore Freleng
Hugh Harman, Rudolf Ising
Frank Marsales
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- A Hugh Harman-Rudolf Ising Production, Vitaphone Pictures
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- Directed By Hugh Harman.
Director (Uncredited): Isadore Freleng. - Produced By Hugh Harman, Rudolf Ising.
- Animated By Isadore Freleng, Thomas McKimson.
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i have never been there ,so i do not know how out of date there is.but from the comments making by the locals i learned that a tremendous gap between Calcutta and the other indian cities have alreadly formed.That will be extremely difficult to catch up.The very thing concerned me is that if he lag now and can not figure out an appropriate strategy which could renew the industry and stimulate outside investment,what chaos will happen
It is wishful thinking to assume that Kolkatta is going to do any better. One misrule has replaced another misrule. Mamata Banerjee is primarily a rabble rouser and a case of extreme negative thinking. Kolkattans are in for a further dose of miserable five years, which they fully deserve. It will be interesting to see if they can ever get out of this downward spiral.
If India is a nation of subnationalities like say a theoretical united states of europe then it is important to understand that there are significant differences between local population/state capabilities.West Bengal will be the republic of India's equivalent of Greece/Italy fun loving lazy people basically.The business is mostly done by marwaris who are kind of like the Jews within the Hindu faith.The average bengali aspires to work as a bueraucrat so that he may attend office at 11 am take a 2 hour siesta and be home around 5 pm.
A bengali saying roughly translated goes like 'work less during the day so you may rest well during the night'
Most Bengalis are very happy with the current state of affairs and they seem to be among the least stressed people in the country on average.
If India is a nation of subnationalities like say a theoretical united states of europe then it is important to understand that there are significant differences between local population/state capabilities.West Bengal will be the republic of India's equivalent of Greece/Italy fun loving lazy people basically.The business is mostly done by marwaris who are kind of like the Jews within the Hindu faith.The average bengali aspires to work as a bueraucrat so that he may attend office at 11 am take a 2 hour siesta and be home around 5 pm.
A bengali saying roughly translated goes like 'work less during the day so you may rest well during the night'
Most Bengalis are very happy with the current state of affairs and they seem to be among the least stressed people in the country on average.
Interesting article! There may be great opportunity since India needs all the educated work force it can get to compete in quality not just quantity.
What is the salary difference between similarly qualified and capable person in Calcutta vs in Delhi/Bombay? Any idea?
Capable person in Calcutta ?
Kolkatta needs to make a second beginning.
They need to nucleate clusters of excellence around manufacturing, agro-products, fisheries, finance and services. The quality of the infrastructure created, and the win-wins generated for the investors, employees and community should serve as an example of what industrialization and modernization are capable of in terms of betterment of people. A reset is needed. The people of the state deserve this.
If Kolkatta compares itself with other cities such as Bangalore, Chennai and Mumbai, it will find that these cities have gone through their 1st to 2nd rounds of reset and are surging ahead. Bangalore's first reset was in the 1980s when the IT sector walked in to set up small IT clusters (TI, Tata Burroughs, Motorola) and created alternative modes of employment. As an eco-system for housing / entertainment & schools began to expand a second explosion happened around Private R&D and IT.. Bangalore has entrenched itself as a success story. Chennai had a significant eco-system around auto-manufacturing. The early 1990s saw the firms expand and break the Rs 100 crore turnover barrier. Manufacturing plants began to qspill over from suburbs towards Chingleput and Sriperumbudur, supported by small scale industries. In the 2000s, the auto & electronics manufacturing exploded along with IT - marking the second reset. Many small-scale manufacturing institutes gave way to small knowledge centres. Job corridors were created along the Bangalore highway, Grand southern trunk road and OMR roads.. The city expanded by 30 to 40 KM. Mumbai was able to create tremendous economic value through retail and services while maintaining a reasonable manufacturing base. Their reset moments were around reviving shut down mills - making them into offices, malls, entertainment centres whose economic value found ways to cover all - from Dharavi to Bandra sea-face.
Such an expansion has happened primarily because the transformation was by and large a win-win process. The farmers of whitefield and sriperumbur who gave off their land saw better financial returns and job opportunities for their family. A young shop floor worker in an auto-manufacturing plant makes more than Rs 2.5 lakhs per annum, housekeeping staff in an IT cluster make about Rs 70,000 to 1,00,000 per annum, tea shops that spring up around truck stops near factories do roaring business.. those who wear white collars saw their salaries surge ahead - a six figure rupee salary is passe. This is so much better than the status quo, with families living hand to mouth cultivating 1 to 2 acres of land with barely Rs 2000 per month of income - with politicians working with them to resist any constructive change.
Wake up Cal..
"A Bengali thinks like a communist; he has it in his blood,"
...a bluntly racist comment - a reflection of the Economist's sliding standard? The article would have had more spunk with a few charts rather than conjectures. I am not Bengali or live in Calcutta, but this was hard-to-ignore dirt.
Are you suggesting The Economist should doctor quotes to avoid upsetting your sensibilities? Good heavens.
Well, the Economist was quoting a businessman here, so if the comment is racist, this has to be attributed to the person who said it and not the Economist.
I always prefer more charts/numbers but I don't think these are needed to convince anyone that the city is in decline. That the CPIM is largely to blame (and now Mamata, unless she gets her act together) is beyond argument.
- a Bengali who lives abroad.
The people of Calcutta are to be blamed and no else. Bengalese and Keralites are primarily social animals and believe in other people's hard work. So, in a group, their genes get activated and promote harmony - no work means no conflict. This has caused the decay in Bengal and Kerala. Like subject - like king!!!
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The violent political culture ushered in by West Bengal's semi-literate communists and their insane economic policies, urged on them by mendacious Cambridge University and MIT trained economists, are now impossible to overcome. There is an instinctive desire in most Bengalis for what effectively amounts to a pension immediately on entering any workplace and all honest toil is regarded as intolerable oppression. Any manager who protests it is in danger of succumbing to assault, which has happened to many since the 1960s, or indeed murdered.
The new chief minister's economic policies, which she controls personally in the most extraordinary detail, are not fundamentally dissimilar in their fiscal impact to what went before. The state of West Bengal is bankrupt, but she continues to spend as if there is no tomorrow (raising the salaries of 40,000 teaching assistants more than six-fold immediately on entering office). She has since blackmailed the rest of entreprenurial India politically to extract a vast central government subsidy, but her spending addiction guarantees that the amount will not suffice in the end. I fear there is no hope for West Bengal, which will continue its inexorable slide into oblivion, exactly as its people have chosen. The best and the brightest have fled to the rest of India and the wider world. They were driven out by an incredibly malicious political culture that regards all achievement and merit as an indication of unjust privilege to be crushed by force.
Perhaps ceding West Bengal to Bangladesh, as a majority of all Bengalis appear to wish, could resolve the ontological dilemma querying economic failure and putting in its place religious gratification as the principal societal goal.
No body can change the truth............
believe it or not but WB are deteriorate situation,and to ameliorate will be possible only when DIDI will allow investment from big business man and to protect them sovereignty from rebels ...........
I am a corporate lawyer working in Delhi, who had been a resident of Calcutta since childhood. What strikes me is that even a small law firm in Delhi has good amount of clients as compared to a biglaw in Calcutta. The stipend paid to me in Noida was almost similar to the retainership fee paid to an Associate in Calcutta. The reason being there is no business, no growth as compared to the rest of the country.
The city has many things which can seduce an outsider (it does even today) such as good food, art, award winning films, book fairs, etc. But, there is a acute shortage of one thing - Economic prospect.
The first metro rail operation began in 1984, one of the first in Asia. But, today, the city lags behind on everything.
Sometimes I wonder, why this beautiful city faced the wrath which once boasted of its heavy population of intelligentsia coupled with good universities and fabulous professors ??
"Sometimes I wonder, why this beautiful city faced the wrath which once boasted of its heavy population of intelligentsia coupled with good universities and fabulous professors ??"
Oh Calcutta!
Your glorious and still imposing colonial-era architecture and fine culture are proving to be your own undoing. They are too much an reminder of the old days, good or bad.
In today's India, capitalist minded Indian elites would rather push business in their moral raising gleam of steel and glass high rises than to cut deals under the shadow of East India Company that only legacy sentimentalists would find enticing or worth remembering.
Sir, there is nothing wrong in colonial era-architecture and Bengali Art and Culture. I beg to differ with you on that. If ITC can be one of the most valued company being run fom Virgina House or HSBC can earn huge profit in spite of being operated from that beautiful heritage building, then it only shows that in order to have a successful business, glass houses are not necessary. Yes, the change that is required is the political scenario which needs to be more business friendly. Otherwise, everything is available in W.B - from manpower to roads and from water to land. What the city lacks is a leader with vision !!
@indyeah in reply to nkab Jan 9th 2012 18:24 GMT
"Sir, there is nothing wrong in colonial era-architecture and Bengali Art and Culture. I beg to differ with you on that."
Sir: I did not think so either. But business is business. It has nothing to do with colonial era-architecture or Bengali Art and Culture unless there are reasonable profits to be generated from them.
I'd suggest instead of chasing high tech and high business (leave them to Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi for instance), Kolkata may be better off to be developed along the lines of tourism, cultural trades and traditional craft studios and old workshops for Western, Chinese, Japanese and Indian tourists who would draw a diverse bouquet of essences respective to their varied fancies from this beautiful city. There is indeed so much there to furnish and flourish. But the city needs to bruce up a little to restore to its former luster, IMO.
"I'd suggest instead of chasing high tech and high business (leave them to Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi for instance)"
Please don't forget these so called high businesses moved their headquarters from Calcutta to these places decades ago. Reason is known to everybody out here. So, I believe the present W.B Govt. needs to set up a very amiable business environment, so that they can come back. Trust me, today if I get a good opportunity in Calcutta, i will grab it and leave my job in Delhi. But, the problem is good opportunity hardly comes to people from Calcutta.
finally a sensible article on india by the economist
The sad part of this story is that the reformists within the Communist Part of India who tried to bring large-scale industrialization and services to the state were hounded out of office by a combination of their own ineptitude, the machinations of old-school apparatchiks and Ms. Bannerjee's naked populism while she was in the opposition.
Ms. Bannerjee leads a party whic his antagonistic to both the Congress (where a minority of economic liberals in the ministries of finance, industry and the planning commission try in vain to fight off old-school socialists who dominate the party) as well as the principal opposition, the BJP, which had styled itself as the party o economic liberalism mixed with conservative Hinduism. the BJP seems to have taken a leaf out of Ms. Bannerjee's populism in opposing economic reform.
And what of the 3rd largest political block, the Communists ? The reformists have been beaten black-and-blue and conservatives with their head in Mao and Stalin's sands are in the ascendant again.
Ms. Bannerjee is to thank for all of these coming to pass for Indian politics.
I once admired her for being a feisty and honest woman politician, but I've lost my respect for her. I don't see much hope for Bengal or India till a genuinely liberal party comes to power.
Stalin would not have put up with the nonsense that masquerades as communism among idle Bengalis, he would have had most of them shot, for the same reason he used to execute many in the USSR, sabotage!
Being from Bengal, I agree with most of what has been written. On a recent visit last July, I was shocked to find that while India was supposed to be growing so rapidly, Kolkata is still as dilapidated as 3.5 years ago.
After the decades of communist's rule, now it is time for her time to show some developments for kolkatta which is bestowed with rich mineral and human resource. it was totally upset to see her opposing the policy of UPA government on FDI on retail industry. I am very much agree with whatever you mentioned above. And i do believe that a bengali thinks like communist and it is not because there are lack of entrepreneurs in Kolkatta, in fact, most of Bengalis are very sharp and very diligent in everything.
I was in Calcutta on vacation recently, and the city seems to be frozen in time in the 1970's. The buildings and the cars and the roads and the airport all appear to have been untouched in the past several decades. It's a real shame considering the glory and the beauty of Old Calcutta that the city appears to be in decay.
Article is spot on.
If you want to see what communism does, drop by the dump that is Calcutta airport, it's no different to what it was like when I first visited it in 1998. And then compare your experience to visiting Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore airports. Jump into a taxi, filthy and decrepit to match with the overall experience, and then ponder on the comment "While some of this can be achieved at the level of government, it is also up to investors to make a trip Eastwards, no matter what TATA says" would be laughable if it weren't so out of touch with the reality of business. Tata, India's most respected business house was literally chased out of the State - in a decade when dozens of States, let alone countries, are chasing employers to locate, and provide employment, in their location. And all the while, the armchair socialists harp on about their literacy levels while the State crumbles around them and the rickshaw pullers slog themselves to earn a days crust.
And the suggestion of tourism as an industry for West Bengal - the ruling party have ensured that taxation of hotels and F&B therein makes for some of the worst hotels available in India, limited choice, poor quality and a rude shock when one comes to settle the bill. Sounds like the West Bengal Motor Vehicle Industry - anyone for an Ambassador?
It feels like a city left behind - anyone who has the wherewithal to get out has done so - like the Brits did a century ago, the smarter Bengalis have done so in the last 60.
A great Case Study on the long term destructive power of State control.
Another example for Calcutta's decline: Tangra.
Once, there were many hakka-chinese manufacturers making leather. Now, most of them left (to Toronto, Canada mainly). The few that stayed, were forced to change their businesses. Making raw leather is not allowed. Some still process raw leather into bags, shoes etc. (but only around, let's say 25% of the machines are being used), the rest have changed their business completely and turned their factory sites into chinese restaurants. Sad.
I love Kolkatta !
Comparative Study in Irony:
The Chinese are called Communist but are really Capitalist.
The Indians are called Capitalist but are really Marxist.
And the Chinese have a committee election with a single candidate.
And Indians are a Democracy but really are a One Family Nepotism
AKA: a Monarchy.
And mentioning 'Pakistan' causes blood pressure to rise in New Delhi.
And mentioning 'India' causes blood pressure to rise in Karachi.
And Pakistan has greater diplomatic relations with North Korea than it does with India.
And 20 years after the Cold War ended, there is a New Cold War with nuclear armed detente on the Indian subcontinent.
Under capitalism man exploits man.
Under communism the opposite is true.
absolutely correct!!! india is allies with russia,pakistan is allied with china which is allied with north korea, and all 5 of them are nuclear powers and are neighbors with each other....we might be witnessing a cold war without even realising it
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So I'm working with the sanitary piping on the second floor plan of our Revit model, and all of our sanitary runs are under the 2nd floor floor and in the 1st floor ceiling right below the structural steel. The issue that I'm having is that some of the architects walls go all the way up to the bottom of the second floor, and when I go to show my Sanitary piping on the 2nd floor these walls show up. Because my view depth is under the 1st floor. I thought that I might be able to fix this by using "Depth Clipping" however this didn't seem to work. Is there something that I'm missing??
There are 2 ways to approach your "problem" but it depends on your scope of work. Is the project only for the 2nd floor or multiple floors. Here's how I would handle either situation.
Starting with a project with mulitple floors, I show information within the "space", with the space meaning from floor to bottom of floor above. Therefore, all second floor domestic water, vent, and 3rd floor fixture waste piping would show in that view and I would have another view for the 1st and 3rd floors to show their respective information.
If you are only working on the 2nd floor, create a model view for both the 1st and 2nd floors and in your plot view, align both to show in that view (see other posts here on methods of doing this aligment). Then, you can turn off all the 1st floor walls while leaving the piping on and all the piping will show in that view.
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I am in a similar position as the OP. I have waste piping and vent piping at similar elevations between floors. I want to show the piping that serves the fixtures on the plan, so that would be waste pipe below floor and vent pipe abv clg. I end up with vent piping showing from the floor below and waste piping from the floor above.
There has to be an easy way around this. Do I need to create an additional workset for each floor?
The way I have always approached plumbing is that what is shown on a plan is the work that is going to be on that floor span only (top of floor to bottom of flooring system above). Typically, the plumber is going to worry about piping the sanitary from the floor above with the venting from the current floor fixtures with the other piping (water, gas, etc) that is in that specific floor space. I also create an "underground" piping plan to show u/g piping that will need to be installed before they pour the concrete for the slab on grade. This way, conflicts can be seen between systems. Haven't heard a complaint from contractors over the past 15 yrs that I have been doing it that way.
Since posting this question I've also found that a lot of times it just requires adjusting your view ranges, making sure your worksets and filters are set up properly and turned on, and even using view hide in some cases.
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Lenovo's Still Outperforming Its Stock Price
As impressive as these results are, the prevailing bearish thesis has been the company's margins. In fairness, I don't believe Lenovo has ever demonstrated any struggles in leverage despite well over 80% of its revenue coming from PCs (laptops and desktops). Despite the dismal PC environment, Lenovo still advanced gross margin by 1.5%, which was 70 basis points higher than Street estimates. Likewise, operating margin beat estimates by 40 basis points.
The fact that the company is up to its neck in PCs scares investors. Management understands this, however. This is why Lenovo's future hinges upon its ability to better diversify itself into a legitimate mobile player. While the company has been making great strides in its diversification efforts, there's now a heightened sense of urgency.
For the first time in nine quarters, Lenovo saw a decline in its China PC business. Again, this is not a surprise given a 14% decline in worldwide PC shipments, according to IDC. But Lenovo, which enjoys well over 35% share of the Chinese market, can't afford to let this slippage become a trend. To that end, the company's Mobile Internet Digital Home (MIDH) segment has been an excellent offsetting vehicle.
The MIDH division comprises of "every non-PC" aspect of the business, including smartphones, which grew 206% in the fourth quarter. Remarkably, for the second consecutive quarter, Lenovo's smarphone business, which gained an additional 3.5% market share to an overall 13% share, is outgrowing the overall Chinese smartphone market, which grew in the quarter at a rate of 117%.
Meanwhile, total MIDH revenue surged 74% year over year and now accounts for 9% of the company's overall sales. I don't believe Apple and Samsung fear these results today, but it's nonetheless encouraging that MIDH segment is growing at such a brisk pace to the extent that the business has achieved profitability in such a short period of time.Bottom Line
Lenovo deserves more love than it gets from investors, given how solidly the company has executed over the past couple of years. The stock price has not reflected that level of performance. Despite the market's pessimism and anti-PC bias, these shares look too cheap on the basis of the company's free-cash-flow growth and dominance in emerging markets. Couple this with Lenovo increasing market share in mobile devices and a fast-growing MIDH segment, this stock can command a long-term fair market value of $30. At the time of publication the author had a position in AAPL. Follow @saintssense This article was written by an independent contributor, separate from TheStreet's regular news coverage.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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When Rupert and Pudgy find what appear to be purple cakes in the forest, Pudgy ignores Rupert's warnings and eats them. Too late, he discovers that they are the Professor's creations, devised to make things lighter than air. In danger of floating helplessly into space, Pudgy is saved by Rupert, and learns never to eat anything unless you know exactly what it is and where it came from.
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Baan Priyapat is located in the Mueang district of Rayong on Nongfab Road. This hotel property serves also as a serviced apartment, available for both short term and long term stays. Rooms come equipped with teak furniture a modern kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, ample storage an air-conditioning unit in each room, hot and cold water, cooking utensils, bath towels and bed sheets and two bottles of drinking water daily. There is also a restaurant, fitness centre, 24-hour security and much more.
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August, 9, 2012
By ESPN.com staff | ESPN.com
ESPN's Joe Schad has the story on former Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino's first interview since being fired in April:
HELENA, Mont. -- Bobby Petrino, speaking for the first time since being fired in April by the University of Arkansas following a motorcycle accident and subsequent revelation of an affair with a woman who worked for him, said he wakes up each morning wondering why he did what he did.
Breaking down several times in an interview with ESPN near the childhood home where his parents still reside, Petrino opened up about the fallout from his relationship with a 25-year-old former Arkansas athlete he hired into the football office.
The former coach was emotional while discussing a conversation with his parents, Robert and Patricia.
"How could I put what we had in jeopardy?" Petrino said. "This is what I wake up early every morning thinking about, what I lay in bed thinking about. Why?"
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Deputies Pull Body From St. Croix In Washington Co.
Washington County sheriff's deputies found a body in the St. Croix River Tuesday that appeared, authorities said, to have been on the water for a long time.
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Marketing exec Carolyn Everson: "We're hiring."
New York - Facebook's big day here wasn't just about Gotham becoming a town that more engineers call home. Tucked into COO Sheryl Sandberg's comments about hiring a slew of new technologists on Friday were her brief remarks that Facebook would also expand its ad sales and marketing team at its Madison Avenue office.
After a press conference that included speeches by New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg and U.S. Senator Charles Shumer, ClickZ News briefly spoke with Carolyn Everson, Facebook VP of global marketing solutions. Everson confirmed that her company wants to bring aboard more marketing rainmakers, whether they are ad sales pros or creative talent.
"I'm really looking for people that understand marketing and business and who can help clients problem-solve," she said.
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Facebook Studio was launched in April, providing Facebook marketers with a case study-driven community to exchange best practices. During August, Facebook's partnership with Nielsen culminated with a new so-called Gross Rating Point for online advertisers. Marketers using Nielsen's "Online Campaign Rating" service can know - based on Facebook data - the age and gender of up to 50 percent of the people seeing their web ads.
Facebook collaborated with Nielsen to hopefully make its ad units - especially Sponsored Stories - more attractive to marketers. Throughout 2011, the Palo Alto, CA-based company repeatedly met with the agency world to discuss why social context ads can be effective, as well as brainstorm how they can be improved.
And it's hard to argue with the results - major brands have cottoned to the social site. Diageo, Walmart, and American Express are just a few of the big names that deepened their marketing relationships with Facebook during the past year.
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Meanwhile at today's press conference, Sen. Schumer said Facebook's increased presence in New York could be transformative for the city's tech reputation. "I think this is a turning point," he said.
Whatever the case, the development begs a question: With Facebook recruiting top engineer and marketing talent in New York like never before, where does that leave Foursquare, Kickstarter, and other Silicon Alley start-ups?
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A man who said he wanted to "eat like a king" for free has been convicted of shoplifting from a Naperville supermarket, nearly hitting one of its employees with his car and then fleeing from police while drunk.
Michael B. Walley, 26, of far southwest suburban Minooka, pleaded guilty July 25 to charges of driving under the influence, battery and retail theft, stemming from the incident early last spring. Six other charges that included DUI, battery, assault and possession of marijuana were dismissed in exchange for those pleas.
Associate DuPage County Circuit Court Judge James J. Konetski on Wednesday accepted the pleas and ordered Walley to perform 100 hours of community service work as part of his penalty, court records indicated. Konetski also placed Walley on two years of supervision and ordered him to enroll in the county's DUI school, records showed.
Walley was arrested in the early-morning hours of March 30, following his visit to the Jewel-Osco store at 1227 S. Naper Blvd., in the Market Meadows shopping center on Naperville's east side.
Police Sgt. Steve Schindlbeck in March said Walley had been drinking and smoking marijuana prior to his arrival there. He gathered $186 worth of steak, salmon and ribs, which he then hid inside his coat, Schindlbeck said.
He was approached by two store employees as he tried to leave the premises. Schindlbeck said the workers had "only confronted (Walley) to tell him that the doors he was trying to exit through were locked" at that hour of the morning.
Walley turned around, and the employees "noticed the food sticking out of his coat, and some of the items even fell to the floor," Schindlbeck said. Walley, at that point, began fighting with the workers and fled from the store.
Schindlbeck said the employees followed Walley into the parking lot, at which point he got into his green, 1997 Ford Escort and aimed it at one of them when he was leaving. Neither of the workers was hurt.
The Escort "was leaving the lot at a high rate of speed" as the first police officer arrived on the scene, Schindlbeck said.
"By the time the officer got turned around and got caught up to" Walley, he was already at the intersection of 75th Street and Olympus Drive, about a mile and a half due west of the store, Schindlbeck said. He was taken into custody near 75th Street and Modaff Road.
Walley, under questioning, "admitted going (to the store) to steal food, and stated he turns into a kleptomaniac when he gets drunk," Schindlbeck said. "He stated he simply wanted to go home and eat like a king, without paying for any of it."
Court documents indicated Walley had no prior criminal record in DuPage, Kane and Will counties.


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ACA, OREGON TRAIL is the local field office of the American Camp Association. We have 40 camps in Oregon and Southern Idaho and offer professional development, camp accreditation, and a variety of member services.
ACA works to preserve, promote, and improve the camp experience. Our association is committed to helping our members and all camps provide:
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• Service to the community and the natural world
• Opportunities for leadership and personal growth
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• Excellence and continuous self-improvement
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Masdar, in partnership with the United Arab Emirates' Pacific Partnership Fund, has launched the first wind farm in Samoa.
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Fatteh, the Best Recipe for a Full Tummy in the Middle East
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*TOP REVIEWER* thevnilly on 12/16/2014 2:40:00 PM more reviews by thevnilly
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
I haven't used this as a toner, but peroxide is awesome for removing carpet stains and clearing up earaches. I had a recurring ache in one ear that wouldn't go away. I finally caved and tried peroxide and my ear was soothed and problem-free by the next day.
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DisNicole on 8/25/2014 8:47:00 PM more reviews by DisNicole
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I wish I would have known about how effective this is on acne before I ruined my face trying a million scrubs, wipes, and primrose oil, only making it worse. My skin would look great right now but I have a bunch of IHP leftover from the breakouts the other stuff caused.
I had a patch of cystic acne on one of my cheeks I was desperately trying to get rid of for months, and after getting so stressed out about nothing working, I gave this a shot. I never did because I figured it would have the same effects as alcohol (just dries out the area or irritates it, doesn't make anything heal or go away. worse.)
I wish I would have read more into the difference sooner. I just started using this last night, and it is already healing the cysts that I have been struggling with for months, and its not even drying me out.
After spending like 60 dollars on trying to find the solution, and it was right under my nose for only a dollar, I'm pretty upset but relieved something seems to be working so far.
I ENCOURAGE anyone struggling with similar issues to TRY THIS before trying anything drastic! Besides taking Zinc and a Multivitamin of course.
Also, it is a fantastic mouthwash, obviously.
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I like to take a Q-tip and dip it into my hydrogen peroxide bottle. I run it under my nails for a clean white look. Removes stains.
I don't suggest using it as a toner, tooth whitener and to highlight hair. Too damaging.
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Best blood remover in the world!
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A great over-all item to have. Toners, teeth whitening, to even just a cut on your body :)
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Blueeyes248 on 1/1/2014 5:55:00 PM more reviews by Blueeyes248
Age: 25-29 Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
I always get a lot of compliments on how white my teeth are, despite the fact that I seem to do everything wrong in terms of the foods I eat and drink and I haven't used a whitening kit in at least 6 years. After flossing, I rinse my mouth with hydrogen peroxide for one minute, spit it out, and then brush my teeth. TBH I don't know if rinsing with hydrogen peroxide before or after brushing matters so long as you rinse thoroughly afterward. There actually isn't a taste or an aftertaste to it. I definitely prefer it over regular mouthwash because it keeps my breath fresher for a much longer period of time, and it's a lot cheaper.
Tip: After I ran out of the travel sized mouthwash I kept in my purse, I just filled up the bottle with hydrogen peroxide. If I'm on a date and worried about my breath, I head to the bathroom for a speed flossing session, rinse with hydrogen peroxide, and then rinse my mouth out with water. Since the hydrogen peroxide foams up in your mouth, you might look like you have rabies when you spit it out into the sink, so maybe just spit it into the toilet. Regardless, it works like a charm.
If you have sensitive teeth, I'd try equal parts hydrogen peroxide to water.
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It costs 2 bucks and works better than anything else I've tried, cheap or expensive, and I've tried pretty much everything.
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I don't know how safe it is for regular use, but I applied it on my red, inflamed and huge pimples last night and this morning they have miraculously shrunk. This is the best for fast results.
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Best way to keep your teeth sparkling white and what I've used for years. I swish once to twice a day for one minute, spit it out and do not rinse. The after-taste disappears briefly. Hydrogen peroxide is the main ingredient in all tooth whitening products so save your self $20-50 and buy a bottle at the 99 cent store.
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Tried it for a couple of weeks for the persistent breakout I've been getting for the last couple of months. Didn't do anything but keep the spots there longer... I don't recommend it. Went back to acne.org BP gel.
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Like water off a duck's back
As far as I know King Lear and I have only one thing (apart from nationality) in common, and that is a certain penchant towards thunderstorms. There is something about them (as Bernard Shaw, I believe, put it, in quite different circumstances) that "stimulates the phagocytes," whatever they might be. Or if it doesn't do that it at least stirs the imagination. Like Beethoven's Fifth, thunderstorms make a thoroughly inspired noise.m
I do know, of course, that thunder and lightning can be atrociously destructive and devastating, and also that there are those who prefer to witness them underneath a cushion or even a bed: but i've decided that the thing to do is openly enjoy them for all they're worth, and I was delighted to discover the other afternoon that it is not only Shakespeare's huffy monarch and I who feel this way -- but Sally as well.
Sally, in fact, was about the last individual you would expect to relish the flash and fury of anything. Anyone more timid and reticent would be hard to think of. She is the only duck i have encountered, in well over a decade's acquaintance with Muscovies, Rouens, Aylesburies, Khaki-Campbells, and even, one summer, a family of wild ducks, who prefers to be inside a cardboard box than out of it. She was in one when we picked her up at Glasgow Airport (I'd better admit that she came to this convenient rendezvous by car, so we can't put down any of her tremulousness to jet lag) and, once come, I carried her in the box round to the back lawn.
The drake gathered himself to see what we had brought him: but she didn't want to see him at all, and dived and burrowed back into the hay, lining the box , as if she was a gerbil. Any other duck would have flapped out of the confinement in high dudgeon.
Sally, however, was a timid noun and not an intrepid verb, and showed every sign of even wishing she had never broken open her own shell in the first place. This box must have reminded her of this earlier packaging, and she was evidently trying to reverse an irreversible decision. After all, you canm throw an egg over a building without breaking it; instinctively, no doubt, she knew that the eggshell is the greatest little fortress in the world for the unextrovert -- and a cardboard carton the next best thing.


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How long does it in average take for a chilli pepper to ripen from the point the blossom drops? Also, should I let them turn the color entirely or pick them when they only start to turn color? I have read somewhere that you should pick them earlier in order not to halt the production of new buds |
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All depends ,my experience mild chilies ripen faster than the hotter ones.i would say a month to a month +..weather also plays a factor....I would let them stay on the plant ripe as they build heat and flavor..just don't let them start to wrinkle unless u plan on drying them..example a green habenaro will taste like a bell pepper and a ripe one burn your tongue off. |
And then there's jalapenos that can take so long to color that people don't bother to wait... |
My Congo Reds take a about month to turn color after reaching full size. Once they've decided to get red, then I wait another 2-3 weeks before picking. It's true, the longer they stay on the tree the hotter they become. Although the Congos are on average only 50-70% the heat of Bhuts, a few clearly exceed that average when left on the branch longer. |
Patience is a virtue in chile growing |
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Energy tycoon Boone Pickens predicted Friday that oil prices would be back near $70 or $80 a barrel by the fourth quarter of this year.
Mild weather this winter may be just what restaurants ordered, one analyst told CNBC on Friday. Here are his top picks.
Megan McGrath, MKM Partners, discusses the best places to invest in the housing sector. Building suppliers are your best option, she says.
From Jack Lew to Larry Fink to Jame Dimon and Lloyd Blankfein, a look at the best moments from this week's World Economic Forum, with CNBC's Steve Liesman
Stick to higher-quality names as the rig counts drop, and what will low oil prices do to earnings? Bob Phillips, Spectrum Management Group, and Michael Binger, Gradient Investments, discuss.
Uber released data breaking down what's attracting drivers to work for the company, with CNBC's Kate Rogers.
Discussing the best investment strategy right now amid volatility, with Doug Sandler, Riverfront Investment Group.
Beverage stocks are getting a boost. Caroline Levy, CLSA beverage analyst, shares her top picks, and weighs in on the long-term prospects for the snack business of PepsiCo.
In Thursday's "Earnings Squad" segment, CNBC's Melissa Lee, Mary Thompson and "Fast Money" trader Tim Seymour, look ahead to earnings coming from General Electric, McDonald's and Starbucks.
"Street Signs" hosts Mandy Drury and Brian Sullivan look at 5 stocks with analyst recommendations.
The biggest advertising event of the year is a little more than a week away. Miles Nadal, MDC Partners Chairman and CEO, says 40 percent of all Super Bowl advertisements will be 60-second spots.
India's finance minister Arun Jaitley, discussed the impact of declining oil prices. CNBC's Seema Mody reports on the benefit of the crude collapse to India.
Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, weighs in on whether oil traders are prepared to spot the bottom yet.
Dan Greenhaus, BTIG, discusses the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program announced today versus in 2008.
The U.S. 10-year yield sits just above 1.8 percent, and Komal Sri-Kumar projects that Treasury yields will tank even more.
Mecum Auctions founder Dana Mecum, provides insight to the strength of the classic car market.
The New York Knicks remain the second most valuable franchise in the NBA, worth $2.5 billion, according to Forbes. Mike Ozanian, Forbes executive editor, provides perspective to team valuations.
Morningstar has picked its top fund manager for 2014 in alternative investing. Winner Ali Motamed, Boston Partners fund manager, explains his firm's strategy.
CNBC's Melissa Lee and Morgan Brennan; and "Fast Money" trader Tim Seymour, look at expectations for 3 upcoming earnings reports: eBay, SanDisk and Union Pacific.
"Street Signs" hosts Mandy Drury and Brian Sullivan look at 5 stocks with analyst recommendations, including Credit Suisse getting bullish on both Applied Materials and Lam Research.
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17 Thereby God, willing more abundantly to show unto the heirs of promise the immutability of His counsel, confirmed it by an oath, | 17 Because God wanted to make the unchanging nature of his purpose very clear to the heirs of what was promised, he confirmed it with an oath. |
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A Layman's Guide to Managing Fear Gathers Many Positive Reviews
A good summary of fear management techniques and resources....
A Layman's Guide to Managing Fear is a good summary of techniques and resources in managing one's fears. This booklet is written in a clear concise style with plenty of good case studies used as examples of how the techniques are to be applied. There is a contact list of help organizations included in the book as well as a list of Bible verses dealing with comfort and faith. The book is not long enough to provide detailed help, but its conciseness is useful as a quick summary to help the reader get started on how to approach his fears. Anyone struggling with anxiety, obsessive worry, and neutralizing concerns will be helped by this work. Though this work is not designed to replace a counselor, applying its principles can help one get back on track with one's life.
- James Lowther– Posted On Amazon
A Quick Read with Some Practical Advice....The author has assembled some good practical advice for the reader who is wants to learn some simple and practical approaches to addressing issues of fear in his or her life. The book includes suggestions from a Christian perspective, from a psychiatric/clinical approach and describes other ideas for resolving issues of fear in one's life. The book is simple to understand and is an enjoyable to read. It's a ready to use guidebook for those who want to make a make a change in their life.
- Michael W. Bennett - Posted On Amazon
A Refreshing Perspective......Kudos! A refreshing perspective that combines christian beliefs and the structure of cognitive behavior therapy that are integrated to create a method to effectively manage fears. Well thought out and written.
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Judge approves $1M settlement over gay bar raid
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"A federal judge approved a legal settlement Wednesday requiring that Atlanta pay more than $1 million to people illegally detained during a raid on a gay bar, change police department policy and investigate the conduct of its officers. | ||||
Asking and Telling Since 1975
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December 18 was an historic day: The Senate finally followed the House to repeal the discriminatory "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" law. On this vote, Congress lived up to the values that lesbian, gay and bisexual servicemembers swore to defend. | ||||
North Carolina Ruling Jeopardizes Same-Sex Families
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12/28/2010 "The North Carolina Supreme Court on December 20 voided the adoption by a lesbian mother of the child who she and her former partner, the biological mother, were raising together. The ruling jeopardizes the legality of all other such 'second-parent adoptions' in the state. | ||||
Prop. 8 legal battle has implications for all ballot measures
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1/9/2011 "The legal battle over same-sex marriage in California pivoted back last week to the state Supreme Court to answer a legal question that will affect not only gays and lesbians who want to marry. | ||||
Court: Texas Can't Stop Gay Divorce That's Granted
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1/10/2011 "The Texas attorney general can't block a divorce granted to two women who were legally married elsewhere, an appeals court ruled Friday. | ||||
Full federal appeals court hears whether La. must put 2 adoptive dads on birth certificate
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1/18/2011 "The question of whether Louisiana must put both parents' names on birth certificates of children adopted by gay couples goes before 16 federal appeals court judges on Wednesday. | ||||
Ind. School District Settles With Trans Student
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1/28/2011 "Lambda Legal has reached a settlement with the Gary, Ind., school district, in the case of a transgender student who was barred from attending prom in a dress in 2006, and the district has adopted LGBT-inclusive policies as part of it. | ||||
Community Leaders: Francisco Dueñas
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February 2011 Francisco Dueñas, Coordinator of Lambda Legal's Proyecto Igualdad, was profiled in a cover story about Latino LGBT community leaders. | ||||
Scores debate same-sex marriage at House hearing
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2/1/2011 "Iowans' deep and divided emotions over marriage rights spilled out onto the House floor Monday night, the eve of a House vote on a resolution to begin the process to amend the state's constitution to ban same-sex marriage." Watch Lambda Legal plaintiffs Jen and Dawn BarbouRoske speak in the video below: | ||||
Transgender employee fired by state awaits ruling
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2/2/2011 "Vandy Beth Glenn still has the box she packed more than three years ago after being told to empty out her office. "Though the legislative editor -- hired as a man in 2005 and fired roughly two years later after informing a supervisor she was undergoing gender transition -- was reinstated last August, the box remains untouched. |


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How to Grow Jonquils
Jonquils are daffodils that produce small, fragrant flowers in a cluster. They are delightful in a garden and fairly easy to grow. Here is what to do.
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4Leave the rainfall to water during winter provided it's regular. If not, give occasional hand watering.
5Water regularly once the flowers appear. Also fertilise.
6When the leaves turn yellow after flowering, stop watering. Too much water during summer can cause the bulbs to rot.
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London to benefit from new air routes
Published: Thursday 23rd of April 2009
Flying to London is to become much easier with a series of new routes, it has emerged.
One of the new services is a three times daily route between Dusseldorf and London Gatwick, courtesy of Flybe.
The route has already proved a success from Southampton, Manchester and Birmingham, says Mike Rutter, the airline's chief commercial officer.
Another additional service operating from London Gatwick is one to Leeds Bradford Airport, which is also being introduced by Flybe and replaces the service removed by BMI earlier this year.
Services will operate seven days a week, each taking a little over an hour, meaning the capital has become much easier to access.
Those heading to London using the new services can make the most of their trip using the London Pass, which gives free entry to a number of top attractions.
Among them is the Florence Nightingale Museum, which is located on Lambeth Road in the city.
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Gear Review
Volcom Ergo 06
Love these jeans as they look great and are so comfy but the quality of the denim is a bit dubious and seems a bit cheap. They are not as good as Five Downs, Black Barts or Ergo 2 (which were fantastic quality in comparison). Proceed with caution.
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