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This was a good episode, and Londo was great in it, as always. Londo was harsh with Vir, but I liked how his plan worked out in the end. It was nice to hear that there is a resistance on earth to the president (who is actually more of a dictator at this point), and that not all humans on earth are idiots. Delenn got a bit annoying at the end, when she freaked out when Sheridan said he was thinking like the enemy. Trying to figure out what your enemy is going to do (aka thinking like the enemy) seems like a pretty important thing to do. But, I guess just randomly reacting to the enemy beats trying to figure out what they're doing and stop them before they do it
I'm glad Londo saved Vir. I figured that his plan was not what he said it was. It was interesting seeing G'Kar on the narn homeworld, and the ending was weird, but it was an interesting scene. The music made it different, but it was a good scene. I'm glad that Londo didn't actually turn in G'Kar. Not that it would have mattered, since G'Kar obviously isn't going to die anytime soon. The fleet of white stars was cool. Anyway, this was a good episode, with Londo's stuff being especially good, and since it didn't involve any decisions regarding the shadows it wasn't even ruined by the fact that I know what happens to him (although I did know that G'kar and Vir would be fine, but I probably would have guessed that anyway). Also, I'm just stating what I think, when I talk about Londo stuff from now on don't be surprised if there is references to how much or little its involved/ruined by the idiotic spoiler. That said, I'm still not going to talk about the spoiler more than I already have out of context to specific episodes.
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Excellent location – rated 9.4/10! (score from 247 reviews)
Rated by guests after their stay at Hotel Royal New Orleans.
The staff was fantastic, always providing great dining suggestions, being very communicative and available immediately after we locked our keys in the room.
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I liked that it was in the quaters but it was way to small.
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Centrally located in the French Quarter, just one block from the famous Bourbon Street, this historic hotel, a fully restored 1827 Creole townhouse, offers contemporary accommodations in a convenient location.
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Chateau Hotel is in the French Quarter of New Orleans, 2 blocks away from Bourbon Street and the French Market. It features a courtyard with an outdoor pool and bar.
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Wyndham New Orleans French Quarter Less than a 5-minute walk from French Quarter's famed Bourbon Street, this hotel features free wireless internet and an on-site restaurant.
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Situated in the French Quarter, this New Orleans hotel was built in the 1800s and provides simple rooms with coffee facilities. Guests are a 5 minute walk from Jackson Square.
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In the heart of the French Quarter, this New Orleans hotel features a lush courtyard with a marble fountain and a heated saltwater pool. Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.
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The staff was fantastic, always providing great dining suggestions, being very communicative and available immediately after we locked our keys in the room.
I liked that it was in the quaters but it was way to small.
Size of room to small
Very close to everything. Only a few blocks to Frenchmen's St where the Jazz Clubs are. This hotel is in the French Quarter.
Staff was excellent, very helpful.
It's a bit of a maze to get to your room. Which can be difficult after a night on Bourbon Street.
Cozy, intimate, peaceful room. Located walking distance to anything in French Quarter. Good value
Great hotel, very good location. Everything walking distance.
Easy to walk to everything. Royal street is most interesting shopping.
Always a great place to stay!!
Our room was not available at check in time. I will still come back!!!!
The Staff, especially Justin. Everyone bent over backwards to ensure that we were happy.
Your advertisement of the property did not mention the fact that there was no elevator. If I missed it, shame on me! If you didn't mention it, shame on you! We are senior citizens and do fair well with stairs.
The location was perfect! The building was gorgeous. The staff was very outgoing!
The delux bedroom was super small! There was no room to move. You literally opened the door and the bed was there. The bathroom was horrible! I've never showered in such a small tub before. The website said it was going to be a marble tub and it def was not!
The staff at this hotel was absolutely amazing. I have worked in many hotels across the nation, and front check-in to check-out, every staff member was friendly, helpful and courteous. The location of The Hotel Royal was also perfect! Off Bourbon enough to be quiet in the evenings, but close enough to the best parts of the Quarter-day and night. Being able walk to Frenchmen St was a highlight, since that is where I spend most of my New Olreans evenings. I will certainly stay at the Hotel royal again and again!
The brick wall in the room made the wifi signal a little weak, but I wasn't traveling on business so it was ok for me.
Had an exceptional Hotel Clerk. Every request was met with a smile and prompt compliance! His name was Justin. The entire Hotel was quaint and had an Old World look.
Would have liked an elevator (just for the luggage).
Location. Comfy beds
Smoking allowed in the courtyard was pretty unpleasant, especially as this was the only place to sit and eat breakfast.
The location and staff were excellent. The staff was very friendly and catered to every need.
I would have given it the best rating all around if there hadn't been a problem with the room the first night. We weren't able to get our patio room the first night. There was some kind of problem. They did put us in another room but it wasn't as spacious or comfortable. The second night when we got to check into the original patio room i reserved, everything was wonderful. I'll definitely stay here again. Only in a patio suite though.
Charm of the hotel,great location
Petite rooms were small, no elevator
One block from Boubon Street, two blocks from Jackson Square. Coffee ready and waiting for a 4:15 AM pick-up for a ride to the airport. Room with a balcony overlooking Royal St.
Very busy location with a school across the street. Busses and cars picking up and dropping off kids in the morning and afternoon.
Hats off to Eric, Olivia, Wyatt, and Adrien--such congenial, knowledgeable, and helpful staff! Beautiful accommodations with the historic flair I was looking for in a place to stay in NOLA. The bed was sumptuously comfortable, and mostly everything else in this boutique hotel was a perfect fit for me. WHEN I come back to NOLA, THIS is where I'll stay again.
Continental breakfast and wifi could have been better.
Hotel Staff was great! We showed up early and they booked us the best room in the hotel. (you had to walk up 4 flights of stairs) but the view was great and a fabulous room. Could have made an attractive studio apartment. This was our first time in New Orleans and the Hotel put us right in the middle of the action. Every staff member we encountered was very polite and helpful when it came to recommendations of restaurants and haunted tours. I would definitely book again with this hotel for a return trip! Oh, and the courtyard is beautiful! The experience at this hotel enhanced our trip ten fold!
My girlfriends iphone was able to connect to the free wifi, but my windows phone was not. I never asked the front desk for help so this simply could have been my own mistake. The room had a noticeable slope to the floor, but in my mind this is to be expected on the 4th floor of a nearly 200 year old building.
Loved that it was a Creole farmhouse, the history of the building is fantastic. Very comfortable room, super clean.
This hotel is ideally placed on Royal Street in the heart of the French Quarter. The standard room is small but great. The staff are very helpful and an extra thanks to Eric :) I would use and recommend this hotel.
Great location. Great staff.
Be prepared to walk up what could be several flights of stairs depending on the location of your room.
Perfect location! Balcony room!
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One thing I appreciate about the American flag is what it represents. It represents the best country in the world. It represents the Constitution and the rights we as Americans enjoy every day. It protects the individual, not just the majority. That includes protecting the individual's right to free speech and right to protest.
You know where I'm going.
The American flag represents the right to burn the American flag. It would make my own father angry if he heard me say that, but I'll say it just the same. I am no less patriotic or less American because I believe an American has the right to burn the American flag. That flag also represents the right for you, an American, to openly disagree with my opinion.
My father flies his flag in his yard day and night, with no night illumination. It's improper according to the Flag Etiquette, but don't ever tell my dad he's being unpatriotic. He had two tours in Nam, and volunteered before the draft. This country called for him to risk his life for it, and he did it without question. He'll fly his flag at night as he pleases. If you trespass across his yard to take it down, you do so at your own risk.
My dad also sells American flags in his hardware store. He had one displayed in the window, vertically. Apparently the stars were on the wrong side, but that depends if you're walking into the store or out of the store. Apparently some insulted veteran decided to fluff up and show that he was more American than my dad, so he stormed in and gave dad a biting lesson in Flag Etiquette. Dad, being the calm gentleman he is, told him he meant no offense. Insulted American stormed back out, probably still fuming that such an ignorant, un-American person could manage to own a store from the sweat of his own labor.
Would I personally burn the flag? No. There's far more constructive ways of getting your point across if you're going to protest, but that's just my opinion. If you hate America so much, then move out. Move to China and enjoy the rights and priveleges there. Heck, you might get the firing squad if you're caught burning their flag. I won't stop you from burning an American flag, unless you do it in my yard or in a manner or location that is hazardous.
I've also worn the American flag in protest. I did so as a model in a poster, in a concept that was mine. This was during the time when racist tensions were extremely high against Arab Americans, because apparently since some extremists decided to become murderers by using airplanes as missiles, all Arabs were considered terrorists, including those who have peacefully and lawfully immigrated here to enjoy the rights many natural-born Americans take for granted. I watched as my former forum tore at itself with racism, and I watched the news in dismay as the innocent American shopkeeper's store down the street from me was vandalized because he was Arabic.
So I took my flag, the large 4x6 one that used to fly over the Pulaski Courthouse, and I draped it over myself like a burqua, and I was photographed with the caption, "Arab Americans Are Americans, Too." That poster is floating around the Web somewhere.
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Remember the digital pet craze of the mid-ninties? If so, then you probably remember that it was Tamagotchi that started it all. They've come a long way since then, and now they're back in Tamagotchi Connection: Corner Shop 2.
Leaving behind the original Tamagotchi's roots, Corner Shop 2 is more a collection of minigames than a virtual pet. The game consists of various themed shops (burger joint, clothing boutique, bowling alley, sushi bar, airline, and so forth), and each one is a minigame. By serving customers at each shop, you can earn money to unlock new shops. If you do well consistently in a shop, you'll have a chance to expand it.


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IBM has always taken the long view of its business strategy, continuously reinventing – from divesting its PC business to more recently its x86 business.
Today's announcement that GLOBALFOUNDRIES plans to acquire IBM's global commercial semiconductor technology business is one more step in the company's reinvention. The Agreement reinforces IBM's clear path, commitment and vision for systems and hardware.
IBM's proven model for success is driven by focusing on the high-value segments of our systems portfolio driven by the unique innovation that only IBM can bring. GLOBALFOUNDRIES' business model is to innovate through high-volume semiconductor manufacturing, which is enhanced by economies of scale.
If you've been following IBM's hardware business closely, you've heard us talk about the need to continuously transform our business. OpenPOWER, Software-Defined Storage, Flash memory, connecting mobile and the mainframe and the sale of our x86 business to Lenovo are a few of the most recent examples. Continue Reading »
By Steve Hamm
IBM Writer
The idea of making machines modeled on the human brain has thrilled and confounded scientists since the earliest days of computing in the 1940s. The brain is a remarkable organ. Thanks to this spongy mass the size of a grapefruit, which uses just 20 watts of power, we humans understand complex concepts, navigate the physical world, and create marvelous things—from spacecraft to sonnets.
Not surprisingly, imitating the brain has proven to be incredibly difficult. Conventional computers don't even try. They use linear logic and hard-wired circuitry to calculate, send messages, analyze data and organize knowledge consuming enormous amounts of power while failing to match the brain's protean capabilities.
But, today, we're at a turning point in the history of computing. The SyNAPSE team at IBM Research, funded by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and aided by scientists from several universities, has demonstrated powerful yet energy-efficient neuromorphic chip that has the potential to help fulfill the dreams of the computer industry's pioneers. "I hope this will inspire completely different thinking about what computing can do," says Dharmendra S. Modha, IBM Fellow and principal investigator of the SyNAPSE Project.
An article about the breakthrough was published today by Science magazine.
By Sandy Carter
For centuries, playgrounds have provided children around the world with a place to explore, grow new skills and advance their mental, social and athletic abilities. Today, a new type of playground has emerged that is a bit different than your typical sandbox, monkey bars and tire swings.
This playground is the cloud and it has emerged as the ultimate developer playground, providing a platform for exploring new methods and quickly transforming an innovative idea into a reality. Continue Reading »
Fifty years ago, IBM placed a big bet on the future of computing when it introduced System/360, the first integrated family of computers aimed at both scientific and business uses. In the subsequent years, the mainframe helped to transform industries and society. It was instrumental in the modernization of banking, retail, government, manufacturing and other activities. While only a few people actually touched a mainframe computer, it touches nearly everybody's life in some way–from your ATM machine to your doctor's office.
IBM will officially celebrate the introduction of the mainframe with its Mainframe50 global event starting at 2:00 p.m. US Eastern Time today. At the event, IBM will look at what new innovations are coming to the mainframe, real-world stories from mainframe users and officially announce the winner of the Global Master the Mainframe competition.
View the livestream video and Tweet to #Mainframe50.
By Erich Clementi
When Thomas J. Watson Sr. renamed a small New York manufacturing firm International Business Machines in 1924, it was both a reflection of his outsized ambitions and a projection of his belief that business would go global in the 20th century. He was right on both counts. Since then, IBM has led the way in enabling companies to become multinational organizations even while it has emerged as a globally integrated enterprise–with more than 430,000 employees doing business in 170 countries.
Today, IBM is taking steps to lead yet another wave of change in business and technology—one that promises to transform organizations, business models and the way work is done. We're taking cloud computing global. Continue Reading »
By Rod Adkins
Earlier this month, I had the privilege of delivering the fall commencement address for my alma mater, Georgia Tech. More importantly, I also had the pleasure of watching my youngest son receive his diploma. This generational juxtaposition gave me an opportunity to highlight the ways in which my son and his fellow graduates will create innovations for a smarter planet that prior generations like mine could only dream of.
Data has become this generation's new natural resource and, when combined with a new era of computing, it will enable today's graduates to create previously unimaginable advances in whatever fields they choose to pursue. Continue Reading »
The first era of computing was defined by simple calculations. The second era, beginning in the 1940s, introduced us to programmable systems. Now we're entering the era of cognitive computing. In this era we will have machines that will learn, reason, sense, predict and interact more naturally with human beings. IBM Watson is a significant step in that direction and is currently working with doctors to fight cancer.
The next #P4SPchat will invite discussions about how smart machines will help make the world work better. Please join the discussion at Noon ET on Oct. 31. Continue Reading »
By Richard Silberman, Writer/Researcher, IBM Communications
For the past four years, Yu Deng has had her head in the cloud – working on nearly 20 cloud computing inventions for which she has filed or received patents. An IBM Master Inventor and researcher in services analytics and knowledge management, Deng is lead or co-inventor on innovations that will make cloud computing easier, more accessible and more affordable.
Deng's work at IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research Center, in Yorktown Heights, N.Y., is helping define a new type of cloud service delivery model and propel cloud computing into the future. One of Deng's key ideas, which is up for patent, would help make catalog management flexible and extensible over the cloud. Continue Reading »
By Christopher G. Pepin
Using a mobile device is easy. Building a mobile enterprise that supports and secures hundreds, if not thousands of mobile devices, in your location and around the world, with limited staff and an increasing number of unauthorized equipment, is not.
To uncover what it takes to have a successful IT strategy on the mobile front, IBM and IDC have collaborated on a newly-published study, "Putting mobile first: best practices of mobile technology leaders." The study is based on interviews with 361 IT executives in seven countries around the world and focuses on the adoption and benefits of mobile technologies in the enterprise. What exactly are mobile leaders doing to embrace mobile in the enterprise? Simply put, they're planning, integrating, optimizing and managing their mobile infrastructures.
According to the study, mobile leaders are taking a strategic approach to planning mobile development and strategies, integrating mobile across the enterprise including monetization, optimizing mobile information technology infrastructure, and finally, managing mobile security. Continue Reading »
By Jim Smith
Take a second to think about how much of our daily activity takes place online. And I don't just mean at work. In 2012, $225 billion of retail purchases happened virtually. In the U.S., 55 percent of us book worldwide travel solely through the Internet. Even our personal relationships, from organizing social activities to calling our relatives across the country and overseas, are maintained on the web. The rise of the Internet Revolution has had such a profound impact on our lives that most of us can't even imagine how the world would revolve without it.
Many of the activities we perform online – whether staying on top of the 24-hour news cycle or managing our bank accounts – are made possible by the Internet's open architecture. The Internet Revolution was catalyzed by the establishing and adopting of open standards. Linux, Apache, PHP: these are just a few examples of standards that made it possible for us to do almost anything online. Continue Reading »


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not sure where to post this but heres an idea @riot
not gonna put any detail just offering an idea that would be a little idea with a big impact
but have you ever thought of champion specific runes. ie runes that modify or affect that champions passive or skills or effects. ie a rune that makes ashes hawk-shot give 1 additional gold, buffs caitlyns AA range by 5%, increases skarners cdr per AA by .1, gives mundo Q 1% more or makes morde or vlads or mundo skills cost 10% less hp things lie that and with tweaking hey could still have a minimal effect on the game but still have let players show their skill. |
Would take forever to make all the runes for every champion. And you would have to buy runes for each champion you want to play, and if your like me and play a different champion pretty much every game, you would be screwed. Unless the runes were like really REALLY cheap, but then it would be overwhelming with all the options. Would get cluttered.
yah i get that and if they did that they have to lower the ip cost of rune pages to compensate and every new champ would have their runes making the time between champs longer
oh well it was s fun idea while it lasted |
Runes are to diversify stats and gameplay... so that everyone isn't playing the same champion the exact same way..
Making runes for each champion just means taking away runes all together and making every champion the same, all the time. |
All times are GMT -8. The time now is 05:18 AM. |
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BitHammer, the BitTorrent Banhammer
It's broken. (429 comments)
File "./bithammer", line 57
print "Finding network gateway
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'
So it won't work anyway.
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It's broken. (429 comments)
File "./bithammer", line 57
print "Finding network gateway
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'
So it won't work anyway.
Awesome (611 comments)
Awesome (Arch); then OS X
The Library Still Has Books (285 comments)
I still take home books from our local small-town library (it's an original Carnegie Library) and read them in the bathtub and on the toilet and in bed and with The Simpsons on mute in our living room.
Hitching a Ride (269 comments)
I had a friend, years and years ago, would go out to an airfield and "hitch a ride" on a private 'plane going to either somewhere he wanted to go, or (sometimes) to just anywhere the pilot was going that sounded interesting. He would have been about 19 years old then, like me. I was too nervous to try it on my own, and it wasn't the sort of thing that two guys could do in a small 'plane, so I never did it.
Carolina Reaper (285 comments)
Y'all could look it up.
Phrog Nonsense (506 comments)
We run a B&B in Ontario; we speak pretty good Frog, and we have a web-page in Phrog for the Phrog tourists. So I'm gonna take it down (the Phrog version) and return some error code to the bastards. 406 (not acceptable) is a good one, but also 402 (payment required) might come in handy.
XBMC is your only man ... (420 comments)
As far as i'm concerned, XBMC is pretty much the only way to go here. I keep my media files (Movies, TV, Music) on a terabyte drive in my first generation Mac Pro and samba share them gigabit to a Zotac id41 running Openelec. Openelec is an appliance-like Linux distribution that installs quickly and does nothing other than run XBMC (there's no "desktop" except XBMC; you can control it via ssh). I tried Serviio, and a couple of streaming servers, but they don't always understand what a file is supposed to do and choke on it. Samba just shares files and lets the remote machine figure them out. XBMC figures everything out that I've sent it so far; it has a host of plug-ins (what they call "add ons") including one for the BBC iPlayer, and for the ITV player, and for Hulu and you can even control rtorrent from one of them. For the Beeb and ITV I use Witopia's VPN service which can be invoked from Openelec's command line if you know what you're about. Plays 1080p nicely on my 50", all sorts of 5.1 audio goes through a semi-decent Pioneer amp. Openelec is not for dedicated Linux tinkerers. I set the Zotac up originally with Arch Linux because, you know, "I'm a geek, uh huh, uh huh" and it was a huge mistake because I was updating the damned thing every 20 minutes the way Arch people do, and I put a desktop on it and installed browsers and so forth thinking that I'd have a neat fully blown computer there in my living room and I could surf and check my email -- fahgeddaboudit! It's an HTPC only these days, plays music and video. Those Zotacs are powerful little machines though. I have a friend in town does the same thing with a Pi.
What the Law Says (292 comments)
I think that all y'all should read through the actual copyright law, or at least, check out Michael Geist's blog
The max fine is 5000 canukshekels for all infringements prior to the lawsuit, but the minimum fine is $100, and the law contains language advising the courts to consider stuff like the impact of the fine on the defendant, and so on. Mr. Geist suggests that it might not be worthwhile for the MAFIAA and so forth to go to court only to be awarded $100 in damages.
As well, the rulings of that Federal Court in Montreal ordering the ISPs to hand over the names of subscribers (there was another case about 18 months ago in the same court, I believe) have never been appealed; eventually, that will wind up in the Supreme Court.
Re:Dancing? (349 comments)
Reminds me of the old joke: Why don't Canadians fuck standing up? Because god might think they're dancing.
TANSTAAFL (62 comments)
Oh, it's a boat. I thought it was about a cheap sandwich.
And they wonder why there's so much piracy ... (392 comments)
Seriously. This is why people download pirated versions. Even if you have a paid version of something, the damned thing "phones home" every time you launch it, the bozos are so paranoid. You can disable this in
They're from Quebec (66 comments)
They must have moved down to NYC from Montreal.
Which "America" are you talking about? (281 comments)
"Legal in America" Right. "America" extends from Quttinirpaaq (let's say) to Cabo de Hornos (let's say). Which bit of this "America" is affected by this ruling? Fucken Yanks.
Re:Wow, does that PR stunt even work anymore? (350 comments)
To see how "independent" Sealand really is, look up the history of British pirate radio stations. Essentially, HMG made it illegal to trade with them in any way (no food, no water, no booze, no hookers and so on) and that was the end of that.
Server Names (722 comments)
I name my servers after film directors I admire. My main one is Peckinpah, my VM is Scorsese; in the past I've had Kubrick and Kurosawa, Huston and Ford. So there.
Re:Salute to Harper !!!! (364 comments)
"He's not the commander-in-chief."
No he's bloody-well not! Our government isn't set up that way. Harper's probably the worst PM ever.
The CRTC has to be seen to be an independent body, at least until they've made a ruling. Of course Harper will overturn this one -- there's an election coming up and the middle classes are the ones who vote and have the Internet connections and pay the most taxes and want their streaming video without a "surtax" from Bell Canada (which is run by French Canadians, as it happens).
Re:Why would you _not_ recycle as much as possible (622 comments)
Are you referring to Listowel? and how all businesses have to lock their dumpsters now. and the people that use orange stickers to fake the tags. not to mention the illegal dumping.
No, not Listowell, but all smaller communities have the same problems. Restaurants etc. lock their dumpsters here. People don't want to pay dump fees, so they go out to Nowhere Lane and drop stuff off. Or they keep it in a corner of their back yards until the neighbors complain.
I haven't heard of a problem with fake bag tags here, yet, although The Idea has occurred to me: how hard could it be to have several thousand printed up in Montreal when I'm there?. The WM guys check the tags a bit -- you wouldn't get away with any old blue sticker.
Re:Why would you _not_ recycle as much as possible (622 comments)
You live in a country that actually values its citizens. Here in the US, you better have a health insurance card in your wallet, or the paramedics will just mark your ass as "coded" as opposed to bother to try to resuscitate you should something happen. You live in the safest, richest, most peaceful nation on earth, and are bitching about how home hillbillies get paid? You don't know how lucky you have it where you are not having to deal everyday with someone coming into a cafe, pulling out two high capacity pistols and mowing down everybody in the restaurant on a daily basis. Or find that a discarded joint got stuck to your tire of your car, and are now facing a life prison sentence for that.
Well, that's all true, but comparisons are meaningless, really; I only visit the US for the lobster in Maine, and I buy travel health insurance before I leave.
I also don't live in Saudi Arabia where they'd cut off my hand and stone my ol' lady if I put the glass where the plastic should go. Or Somalia, where they'll kill you for supporting a soccer team. Hmm. Now that I think about it
Why would you _not_ recycle as much as possible? (622 comments)
In the little town where I live, we pay $2 per bag of garbage picked up at the curb (kerb). Recycle is collected free. The more aggressively I recycle, the less I pay in "bag tags" to the slimy city council, who spend it on new pickup trucks for their greasy-haired hillbilly workers to drive around in all day just doing nothing at all
What if ET isn't a nice guy? (371 comments)
I mean, everyone thinks that ET will be some kind of Yang science-fiction saviour, (s)he'll cure cancer and possess a quantum computer to deal with them prime numbers very quickly and then there'll be No More War and then the future will shine with a glowing white light halleluhahaha
But what if ET shows up and it's just a gang of uneducated thugish assholes who've stolen a spaceship that they only barely know how to operate and they've crashed it here and then the Tough family welcome them into their homes and right away call the president or the US of A?
Doesn't anyone read Flannery O'Connor anymore? Or Stephen King, for that matter.


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I insensibly purchased several of these units for my craft room. Now I'm stuck. The shelves cannot support a full load of much of anything -- bowing in the middle. The brackets supporting them are small plastic plugs with only a small surface area in contact with the shelf. I expect to hear a loud crash, one day, when one of those shelves collapses. In the meantime, I'm trying to sort out a way of rigging additional support -- not the kind of chore I was expecting to have to undertake given the cost of these units.
I was extremely surprised to see the poor quality of this product. No wood in the construction, only press board and it was chipped and scratched when I received it. I cannot recommend this for use in anyones home. Very poor quality.
The bookcase is a nice size to fit under a window. It is a slightly more orangey color than I would have liked and the veneer on the chipboard is very thin so there were some dings and chips but none serious enough to worry about, especially as I got it for a 4-year old's room. However, once assembled it feels sturdy and you can get a lot in it.
This is the second time that I purchased the Sonoma bookshelves. I love them. They are easy to put together.Sturdy.Nice looking.
I really like this bookcase for it's size and versitility.
Needed a bookcase to match in my sons room. The color is a nice medium oak stain so it matched the other furniture nicely. The quality isn't the greatest but will work fine for holding children's books.
I purchased two of these bookcases for my new rental home. Because I am furnishing the space for a limited time, I did not want to put extensive funds into furniture that I may not need once I downsize. These bookcases are sturdy and uniform in color. The construction was easy, and I needed the enclosed instructions. They look beautiful in my bedroom!
This book case is sturdy and of good quality. It was purchased for music storage and is well-suited for that purpose.
This is a very nice bookcase. I would like to have another one like it in another finish - golden oak. I am a 65 year 0ld woman & it was very easy to assemble.
This is a very sturdy and nice bookcase, currently use it as a TV stand. Very easy assembly and I highly recommend it.
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About 75 percent of inmates at Montana Women's Prison arrive addicted to alcohol or other drugs. Drug abuse is at the root of most of their crimes – illegal possession or stealing to support their habits.
In a facility with about 150 chemically dependent inmates, there is one licensed addiction counselor. Most of these inmates will be released within 17 months.
Warden Joan Daly wants to add another full-time counselor, ideally a person licensed in both addiction and mental health counseling. So far, the warden has identified resources for adding a half-time position.
Among 196 inmates, 127 are on psychiatric medications, mostly for bipolar disorder, depression or anxiety, Daly said in a recent interview. The latter two diagnoses tend to be related to trauma the women have suffered before coming to prison. Most female inmates have been physically, emotionally or sexually abused as children and adults.
Health care gap
But when they are released, these women have zero health coverage, so they may not be able to continue the medication that was helping to manage their illnesses. Also, addicted women absolutely need treatment and after care to stay in recovery.
State Rep. Margie MacDonald of Billings has a solution for the health care gap:
"Expanding Medicaid to this population would help people survive, get the help they need and not recidivate."
MacDonald, who chairs the Law and Justice Interim Committee, sponsored a bill last session requiring a statewide re-entry task force to report on such efforts and make recommendations to the Legislature annually.
The task force, led by Department of Corrections Director Mike Batista, delivered its report at the committee's June meeting. The law stipulated that the governor had to appoint some task force members from multiple state departments and some from outside state government.
Influx of offenders
There must be a sense of urgency in addressing recidivism. The DOC has seen a sharp spike in the number of offenders coming into the system – an increase of 2,000 offenders over the past year, Batista reported in April. The department is working with the Pew Charitable Trusts to research the causes of this sudden offender influx.
As of June 30, DOC was supervising 6,594 men and 1,966 women on probation or parole. In addition to nearly 200 women in Montana Women's Prison, there were 349 in alternative programs, including pre-release, drug/DUI treatment, and Passages Assessment, Sanction and Revocation Center. Additionally, 119 women under DOC supervision were incarcerated in county jails.
The Law and Justice Interim Committee directed its staff to draft bills to implement task force recommendations on increasing housing availability and preparing prison workers to be successful upon release. Those drafts will be considered at the committee's Sept. 3 meeting in Helena.
Pam Bunke, who oversees community corrections statewide, said the department is looking at best practices, but isn't even close to having all its programs meet that standard.
In Billings, just one parole officer is assigned as a re-entry officer. The department tries to keep the re-entry officer's caseload to 50 or fewer people, Bunke said. Traditional parole officers are supposed to have caseloads that don't exceed 75, but Bunke acknowledged that some Billings parole officers now supervise as many as 87 offenders.
The influx of offenders has stretched probation and parole staff thin, making it harder for officers to do their best work.
"We're spending money on incarceration that is wasted," MacDonald said, noting how many inmates return to prison because they weren't prepared to live in the community.
As stated in House Bill 68: "An effective re-entry program targeting inmates at greatest risk of recidivism would not only save the state money but would enhance public safety."
Lawmakers and Gov. Steve Bullock must provide the resources for effective inmate re-entry. They must hold the DOC accountable for using those resources to reduce recidivism.


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Thursday, November 10, 2011 - 4:12pm
Longview, TX — Longview sales tax revenue for November represents the 15th consecutive month sales tax revenues for the city posted at least a 4 percent monthly increase over the prior year — although November's increase was not as high as in October.
For more on this story and revenues for other cities go here. [1]
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based in Worthington, OHIO (USA)
Our company manufactures instruments for Counting, Sizing and Visualizing Nanoparticles from 10 nm to 2.0 µm. NanoSight delivers the world`s most versatile and proven multi-parameter nanoparticle analysis in a single instrument.NanoSight visualizes, measures and characterizes virtually all nanoparticles. Particle size, concentration, aggregation and zeta potential can all ...
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Norditech Pty Ltd is an Australian owned company dedicated to delivering high quality environmental monitoring systems and services. With an in-depth knowledge of environmental monitoring technologies and surrounding regulatory requirements, Norditech brings a unique approach to the environmental monitoring sector bridging gaps across multiple disciplines. Our strength ...
Bundy Environmental Technologies
based in Westerville, OHIO (USA)
Bundy Environmental Technologies is an OEM supplier of proprietary dry scrubbers and other fabric filter based air pollution control systems for combustion applications. The company is committed to perform as a `partner` with the customer - we have common goals of a cost effective, compliant, durable and maintainable system.
Staplex - Air Sampler Division
based in Brooklyn, NEW YORK (USA)
Air Sampling Equipment for Airborne Particulates including High Volums, Total Suspended Particulate (TSP), PM10 and PM2.5, Radio-Iodine, Lead & Asbestos
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Over 30 years ago, CILAS developed the world`s first diffraction laser particle size analyzer for industrial applications. Since then, CILAS has been the market leader in product innovation and particle size analysis; constantly striving to make our particle size analyzers easier to use, more reliable and more flexible. CILAS' state of the art laser particle size ...
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TEI is a family business located in the Village of Cleves, Ohio. TEI employes skilled personnel who average over 20 years of experience each in the design, manufacture, and support of air pollution monitoring equipment. Our modern well-equipped factory, quality philosophy and experience have made TEI the supplier of choice for air pollution monitoring equipment. Now ...


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Items to remember to bring on your safari
We wish that your safari experience to perfect, we recommend a few items that you should bring along with you:
White is not a suitable colour for these activities, as it increases your visibility to wildlife you want to get a closer look at and it will get dirty very quickly. Neutral colours recommended.
Fleece or sweater and a windbreaker for game drives, because it is highly possible that you may go out on a hot day, but be faced with a chill evening on your return. Remember that layering your clothing will keep you warmer than relying on one thick item.
If you take prescription medication, be sure to bring a sufficient supply with you. If you are on a lengthy holiday, we suggest that you carry a copy of your prescription with you.
Health Matters
As malaria is endemic to Limpopo and Mpumalanga region where Honeyguide Tented Safari Camp is situated, it is essential to ensure that anti-malarial precautions to be taken throughout the year.
From October to April it is very warm, on safari; most people wear shorts and a T-shirt during the day and put on long sleeved shirts and long pants in the evening for warmth as well as protection from mosquitoes. Should you be particularly sensitive to the sun a loose cotton shirt is essential during the day. Khaki, brown, olive and beige colours are best for and safaris and game walks.
From May to September it is advisable that you pack a very warm jacket as it is very cold in mornings and nights. It is also advisable that you pack a scarf and gloves.


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International property consultant DTZ to help Air India unlock realty assets
December 6, 2012
Kailash Babar & Manisha Singhal , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Air India has appointed international property consultant DTZ as the transaction advisor for monetizing its 108 realty assets in India and abroad in a bid to lower its debt burden, said a top official of the airline. Air India had opened the financial bids for this mandate in last week of October. Through this property monetisation programme, the national carrier is planning to raise around Rs 5,000 crore over the next 10 years by unlocking value of properties that are unused and underutilised.
Higher education sector to push real estate demand: DTZ report
November 29, 2012
ET Bureau
MUMBAI: The country's higher education sector will create real estate demand of around 900 million sq ft by 2020 to maintain the current gross student enrolment ratio of 12 per cent, according to a report by property consultant DTZ. Although India is aiming to increase its higher education gross enrolment ratio (GER) to 30 per cent by 2020, it is unlikely to achieve the target before 2036 at the current pace, the report said. GER indicates the percentage of students enrolled for an education grade against the number of students who qualify for the programme.
Office space absorption in India to grow 21% in 2013: DTZ report
November 27, 2012
ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Total office space absorption in India is expected to grow 21 per cent in 2013 to around 38 million sq ft, driven by signs of overall improvement in global and domestic economies, said a report by property consultant DTZ. This is a substantial increase as compared to the anticipated take-up in 2012, which is expected to witness a drop of 13 per cent over the previous year. The two primary sectors - information technology/IT-enabled services and banking financial services and insurance - that form 70 per cent of the total office space take-up are expected to drive the rise in absorption levels.
FDI in multi-brand retail is a move in the positive direction: DTZ India
September 15, 2012
Anuradha Himatsingka , ET Bureau
DTZ India chief executive Anshul Jain feels that union government's move allowing 51 % foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail is a step in the positive direction. "It remains to be seen how the various state governments react to it and how many states agree to open their markets to retail FDI . If implemented well in some progressive states, we will probably see a gradual implementation across the country over three-to-five years. Like everything in our democracy, the total transformation and benefits of this move will be seen only in the medium term - nevertheless the move shows government's willingness to find solutions or right policies in face of political opposition which can only be good news for the economy,"" Jain added.
Demand for retail space remained subdued in April-June quarter: DTZ
August 16, 2012
Ravi Teja Sharma , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: Restrained consumer spending due to high level of inflation and slowdown in expansion by retailers subdued demand for retail space across the country in the April-June 2012 quarter, according to a report by property advisory firm DTZ India . As a result, the quarter also saw restrained supply of mall space. Bangalore was the only city to get a new supply of 1.3 million sq ft of retail space. "No new supply was witnessed across other key retail hubs, namely Delhi-NCR and Mumbai, in the quarter," said the DTZ report.
Mumbai Q2 office space absorption falls to lowest level since 2009: DTZ
July 13, 2012
Kailash Babar , ET Bureau
MUMBAI: Mumbai's office space transactions in April-June touched its lowest quarterly absorption level since first quarter of 2009. The total office space take up slipped 63% from last quarter to mere 0.42 million sq ft in the second quarter, said a report from property consultancy firm DTZ. During the quarter, the country's financial capital witnessed restrained new supply of 0.48 million sq ft office space, with most of the...
Hyderabad 3rd most affordable office location in 2011: Study
April 22, 2012
NEW DELHI: Hyderabad has emerged as the world's third most affordable office location in 2011 in a list prepared by global realty consultant DTZ, which has also named Chennai and Pune among the top five such positions. According to DTZ's latest study 'Global Occupancy Costs - Offices', Surabaya in Indonesia and Qingdao in China were placed in the top two positions of the chart as the most affordable office locations in the world last year.
Office space take up drops 14% quarter on quarter in January-March 2012
April 3, 2012
Ravi Teja Sharma , ET Bureau
NEW DELHI: The total take-up of office space in India's seven largest cities dropped by 14% quarter-on-quarter in the first quarter of 2012, according to the latest report by property advisory firm DTZ . The market sentiment remained cautious as macro economic indicators remained uninspiring and there was no drop in interest rates. During the quarter, Bangalore saw the highest demand at 3.6 million sq ft, followed by Mumbai at 1.2 million sq ft. "No major change in the composition of demand was seen as IT firms accounted for majority of the take-up across the country, while BFSI remained the largest occupier segment in Mumbai," said the report.
Budget 2012-13: Provide incentives to private firms to invest in education, say experts
March 16, 2012
NEW DELHI: With a lot of economists, industrialists and experts emphasising the need to improve the provision and standards of education in the economy, the Union Budget 2012 is being looked at provide a major boost in that direction. The government has set a huge target of achieving a Gross Enrollment Ration (GER) of 30% by 2020 from a GER of 12% recorded in 2010. According to DTZ, this target will need significant participation from private sector. DTZ has recommended provision of incentives to private players for development of higher education infrastructure.
Wanderlust: Anshul Jain, CEO of DTZ India
March 16, 2012
ET Bureau
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How about the same color as your vanity and tub surround (?) I personally prefer doors to contrast with rather than blend in with the walls--I think that it is a more classic look, but I could be wrong. |
If they're paint grade I wouldn't try staining them. They call it "paint grade" wood for a reason... because it typically doesn't stain worth doodly. You could trade them in for a stain grade door set if you're really interested in staining (and I do think that would probably look best, since it looks like your trim is stained wood - what about the bathroom's main door? Stained or painted?). However, I painted the closet doors in my bedroom to the wall color because I couldn't afford new oak doors to go with the new oak trim and I don't think it looks bad. |
With all the wood in your bath I would suggest stain...but as Johnmarie said...needs to be stainable. Painting is actually what I would do though, considering it is a bath with moisture. Are you set on using louvered doors? Due to a water heater or unit behind that needs circulation? Louvered dooors are more upkeep, if stained they would also need sufficient sealer and probably a good coat or two of varnish against moisture. Even painted they require more upkeep. I have one in my laundry room for opening to the furnace room....stained by previous owner and not a very good job. A couple of slats are warped, suspect from moisture and that they are probably not very good quality. Am going to paint this door the same color as other door trim, take it outdoors and spray it. The thought of painting all those louvers by hand eludes me. Would like to have a solid door, but code won't agree. |
I vote to return them, LOL. Hated the ones I had 'cause they were real dust collectors. |
Hi everyone, Thank you so much for your help and suggestions. The reason I want to put louver doors is because there's a washer and dryer in that closet and thought it would be best with air circilation. I had priced the better grade doors that you could stain but they're a bit pricey these we're a better price. I think I will go with the suggestion of painting them the same colour as the tub surround as krustytopp mentioned. But will be spraying them with oil paint as emagineer mentioned that would save a lot of time and should be more durable. Thanks Mary-Jane |
Hi - don't want to hijack your thread, but I have an ugly louvered door I'd like to paint, and would also like to avoid painting every nook and cranny. Do you just use regular spray paint? Thanks for your help! |
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I'm married with one son. Both me and my hubby love cooking and we all love eating. I live just north of Nottingham, England and work part time at the Disney Store. I love going to the cinema, although haven't been able to go since giving birth to my baby boy in July 06, I also like going to restaurants and visiting new places.
My favourite cookbooks are the Jamie Oliver books, I've never made a bad meal from one of his recipies. Also like Gaia's Kitchen, and the Great Cookie and Muffin cook book (think that's what its called?)
I love to cook anything new, especially anything with cheese. I am also a very big garlic lover... No vampires in this house!
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John Lennon Festival Lights Up Highlands Village
The John Lennon Northern Lights Festival has been given the go-ahead to take place in a remote village in the Scottish Highlands.
Durness, with a population of 356, will host a three day festival in tribute to the late Beatle from September 28 -30, featuring top music artists, playwrights and authors.
Artists so far confirmed include jazz performer Joe Stilgoe, Nizpoli, King Creosote and Mr Hudson & The Library. Poets attending include John Cooper Clarke and carol Ann Duffy.
Writer Alastair McIntosh, who has inspired Radiohead's Thom Yorke among others, will also be appearing at the festival. One special event will se him rapping with Nizlopi in Smoo Cave, Britain's biggest sea cave.
Festival director Mike Merritt has also confirmed that Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the Queen's Master of Music, will lead lead the classical programme and present a world premiere of a Beatles Prom with the Royal Academy of Music.
The village of Durness was an area that greatly inspired Lennon - he spent his childhood holidays between the ages of 9 and 13 in the village and returned with his son Julian, wife Yoko Ono, and her daughter Kyoko in 1969.
It is also believed that Lennon asked relatives to try and buy the village, shortly before his death in 1980. The village is also said to be part of the inspiration his song "In My Life."
The festival has been endorsed by Lennon's family, and sister Julia Baird will be taking part in the events. She says she's "delighted to be involved in what is a high quality event which has taste and respect at its core. We are all looking forward very much to coming again to a place that meant so much to my brother."
The announcement about the festival comes just prior to the 40th anniversary of iconic Beatles LP "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band."
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Great to see Young get his NBA contract! He had another great night on Friday scoring 8 points and adding 12 rebounds.
Heard it on TV20 last night at 6. Awesome for such a great guy! As a side, I see nothing has changed here. The sports announcer finished his bit, then the female anchor said "Great news about Patric going to the Pelicans. Now he can stay in Florida." Sports guy looked at her and said "whaaaat?? They play in New Orleans". Totally confused face by her. "They're not in Florida?" I was laughing so hard my side hurt.
Actually, that old and horribly incorrect saying: "Nice Guys Finish Last," has always been utterly untrue, and was created by Non-Nice Guys in an attempt to rationalize bad behavior. Governments also support this idea because it helps foster destructive attitudes among military and control (policing) forces. In fact, of course, all but the most psychopathic support and recognize "nice people" because humans, being the utterly social creatures that we are, recognize that helpful and supportive behavior helps all of us. Regarding Patric Young specifically: it is really, really great to see such a terrific example of humanity gain a bit of the success he so deserves.
Glad to see TV 20 is still at the top of the game after all these years. I rememeber in 86 when they came to a football practice before a playoff game and 90 percent of the questions they asked were about the weather and the shorts we were wearing...good times
Heard it's an unguaranteed contract so he can get cut at any time. $500k the 1st year and $800k the 2nd.
Seems like most guys in his position start on non guaranteed contracts. If he sticks until Christmas time, it'll become guaranteed and a nice present.


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I am starting to believe that the "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher" everyone references in regards to association is incorrect. I work on 10-20 different systems every day and not a single one of them provide the option to associate using "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher".
Some one needs to cough up references on this. |
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02 Feb 2013 | #22 |
From what I have gathered the "Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher" that is referenced is only for users that are using Click to Run because this is not included with MS Office Pro Plus 2010 32bit or 64bit.
>>>> (I'm having the same problem with .xls and .xlsx also.)
What is the problem with them ? Can't open them ? Did you try ... right click at xls or xlsx > Open With > Choose default program > select Microsft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher or Start button > Default Programs > Assoiciate a file type ot protocol with a program > under Name, scroll down to xls > look across to the right > Current Default should be Microsoft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher If not, click Change Program ... > select Microsoft Application Virtulization DDE Launcher > click OK when done. Hope that will help. ( FYI ... xls and xlsx will be opened in Excel window.) What is Microsoft Application Virtualization DDE Launcher? It also does not show up on the list of options for default programs - is there some way I can navigate to this? |
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31 May 2013 | #23 |
I am having the same problem, only in my case, I cannot set .PNG files to open with Adobe Fireworks by default, and when I go to the 'File Associations' to change the default program for .PNG and browse to the Fireworks.exe from "Program Files (x86) > Adobe > Adobe Fireworks CS6" and select it, it's as if I had canceled instead of selected it: it doesn't show in the other programs list for me to select under the file associations even though I just browsed to and selected it.
There is a definite bug here. I had thought that perhaps because it was defaulting to open the 'Program Files' instead of 'Program Files (x86)' that that might be a problem. In my case, it wants to 'Preview' with Windows Photo Viewer (which is in the 'Program Files'), and when I go to 'Set Associations for a program' and try to uncheck PNG from the Windows Photo Viewer list, I am not allowed. Nor am I allowed to change the default action of the PNG file association to 'Edit' instead of 'Preview'. I am at a loss for what to do here. If anyone has a registry hack I can put in play, please let me know. |
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02 Oct 2014 | #24 |
.ppt default problem solved
I had the exact problem the original poster had. I inadvertently associated the wrong program with .ppt files. I could open PowerPoint & then open the file, but I could not open the file from the files icon.
I looked in the registry for the command to open PowerPoint under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. I then right clicked on the .ppt file icon & chose "Open with..." In the browse, I typed this line..... C:\PROGRA~2\MICROS~1\Office12\Oice.exe & then hit the "go" arrow at the end of the address bar. This opened a whole list of program folders & it contained the Office12 folder with powerpnt.exe in it. I chose powerpnt.exe as the default program to open the .ppt file & it is fixed!!! |
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An Evening with Arjan de Zeeuw
29/01/2015The name Arjan de Zeeuw has cult hero status in Barnsley. Signed as an unknown from Dutch club Telstar in 1995, de Zeeuw became a rock at the heart of Barnsley's defence in their infamous promotion to the Premiership in 1997.
United We Stand
30/01/2015Townsend Productions ("vivid, politically committed theatre"- The Observer) presents the true story of one of the most turbulent industrial battles – the 1972 Builders' Strike.
Barnsley FC Vs Port Vale
31/01/2015Barnsley FC Vs Port Vale at home in the Sky Bet League 1 fixture.
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31/01/2015The Civic is excited to have Barnsley's very own Toby Foster (Phoenix Nights, BBC Radio Sheffield) return to bring you another great night of laughter from his Last Laugh Comedy Club, hosting some of the best comedians from the UK and international circuit!
The Singular Exploits of Sherlock Holmes Dont Go Into The Cellar
05/02/2015An affectionate one man homage to the worlds greatest detective that includes quick costume changes and dry humour.....A plethora of dashing heroes, villainous rogues and vintage thrills
The Trials of Galileo
05/02/2015The Trials of Galileo focuses on the events surrounding his trial for heresy in 1633 and stars Tim Hardy, a veteran of The Royal Shakespeare Company. Galileo was mistaken that all he had all he had to do was show his reasoning and evidence, and the church would fall in behind him. He understood the science better than any man alive, but never grasped the politics. Until it was too late. Recommended for ages 11+
An Audience With Joanne Gregory
06/02/2015Back by popular demand, Joanne Gregory is one of the UK's most enlightening and entertaining Mediums. Born with Clairaudient abilities Joanne brings genuine proof of the survival of our spirit with compassion and humour
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06/02/2015One of the nations much-loved comedians, Jimmy Cricket, returns to Barnsley in a show that includes a questions and answers session!


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Kent State University at Stark invites the community to hear renowned journalist Peter Bergen's presentation of Obama's War on Monday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the Timken Great Hall, located in The University Center.
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Posted Nov. 7, 2011Kent State will hold its annual Veterans Day observance on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 11 a.m., at Risman Plaza. The outdoor program will include a flag-raising ceremony conducted by a joint color guard from the Army and Air Force ROTC programs, remarks from Kent State University President Lester A. Lefton and the president of the student Veterans Club. A reception in the Kiva lobby will follow the brief program.
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synykyl commented on the blog post If Todd Akin Had Watched This Movie, He'd Be A Senator Today
The book was better.
synykyl commented on the blog post Jonah Goldberg Does Not Care For Your Souless, Albeit Accurate, Number Crunching
As the computer programmers like to say, garbage in, garbage out.
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Does anyone know any good places to do some plinking in the front range area of Colorado? It's getting a little expensive ($17-24 for an hour) to get a rifle lane at the range. I know of a good one near Bailey, but it can be hard to get to, and the access road tends to be closed a lot in the winter months. I've got the itch but i don't know where to go...
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