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BLACKROCK LATIN AMERICAN INVESTMENT TRUST PLC All information is at 30 April 2013 and unaudited. Performance at month end with net income reinvested One Three One Three ^^Since Five month months year years 31.03.06 years Sterling: Net asset value^ -2.0% -0.5% 6.8% -3.2% 96.4% 16.9% Share price -1.9% -0.3% 1.5% -5.7% 85.8% 11.9% MSCI EM Latin America -2.7% -1.2% 3.6% -1.2% 111.0% 19.0% US Dollars: Net asset value^ 0.5% -2.3% 2.4% -1.5% 76.3% -8.1% MSCI EM Latin America -0.2% -3.0% -0.7% 0.5% 89.3% -6.5% ^cum income - bond at par ^^Date which BlackRock took over the investment management of the Company. Sources: BlackRock, Standard & Poor's Micropal At month end Net asset value - capital only and with bond at par value~: 610.29p Net asset value - cum income and with bond at par value~: 616.28p Net asset value - capital only and with bond at fair value~~: 604.41p Net asset value - cum income and with bond at fair value~~: 610.40p Net asset value - capital with bond converted~~~: 604.41p Net asset value - cum income and with bond converted~~~: 610.40p Share price: 554.00p Total Assets#: £283.4m Discount(share price to cum income NAV with bond at fair value*): 9.2% Average discount** over the month - cum income: 8.8% Gearing at month end**: 7.0% Gearing range (as a % of net assets): 0-25% Net yield: 3.5% Ordinary shares in issue***: 39,361,585 *~Par value refers to the par-value of the convertible bond which is also the amount repayable to holders on the maturity of the bond. ~~Fair value refers to the price at which the bond is currently traded in the market. The variance in the NAV performance using these different methods to value the bond is to illustrate the effects of dilution should the bond be converted. ~~~Where the current Net Asset Value (including income) in US dollar terms with bond at fair value exceeds the conversion price of US$9.83 for the convertible bond, the Net Asset Value is shown on a fully diluted basis, reflecting the impact of converting the bond at a lower value. 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Geographic Regional Exposure % % of Total Equity MSCI EM Latin Assets Portfolio* American Index Brazil 61.4 67.1 57.6 Mexico 20.9 22.8 25.2 Chile 4.1 4.5 9.0 Colombia 2.8 3.0 5.5 Peru 1.3 1.4 2.7 Panama 1.1 1.2 0.0 Net current assets (inc.Fixed Interest) 8.4 0.0 0.0 ----- ----- ----- Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 ----- ----- ----- *excluding net current assets & fixed interest Ten Largest Equity Investments (in percentage order) Company Country of Risk % of equity portfolio % of benchmark Vale Brazil 9.9 6.7 Banco Bradesco Brazil 5.2 5.5 Itau Unibanco Brazil 4.2 4.6 FEMSA Mexico 4.2 2.7 CCR Brazil 4.2 1.1 Grupo Televisa Mexico 4.1 1.6 BrasilFoods Brazil 3.3 2.0 Petrobras Brazil 3.1 8.6 BM & F Bovespa Brazil 2.9 1.5 AmerMovil Mexico 2.8 5.1 Commenting on the markets, Will Landers, representing the investment Manager noted; Performance For the month of April 2013, the Company posted a 2.0% (NAV at Fair Value) decrease in its NAV while the shares fell by 1.9% (all in sterling terms) and the Company's benchmark, the MSCI EM Latin America Free Index fell by 2.7%. Positive contributions to performance stemmed primarily from stock selection in Mexico and Peru, and an underweight in Colombia. In Mexico, positive contributions came from our position in Real Estate Investment Trust Fibra Uno and not owning Grupo Mexico. Additional individual contributors included Brasil Foods, real estate broker LPS Brasil and not owning Ecopetrol and gold miner Buenaventura. Weighing on performance was stock selection in Brazil and Chile, but the impact was almost entirely offset by our overweight to Brazil and the underweight to Chile. The largest individual detractors included an underweight to Petrobras, an overweight to Mexican broadcaster Televisa and an overweight to Chilean fertilizer Soquimich. Transactions/Gearing During the month we increased exposure to Petrobras given our expectations of improving results in the second half of the year and improvements in corporate governance. We also rotated some Brazilian education exposure from Anhanguera to Kroton. During the month we initiated a position in Brazilian homebuilder Cyrela and participated in the IPO for BB Seguridade, the insurance arm of Banco do Brasil. These moves were funded by exiting Brazilian exchange Cetip and utility Cemig and reducing exposure to Banco Bradesco, Banco do Brasil and Mexican broadcaster Televisa. Net gearing was 7.0% at the end of April (including bonds as cash). Positioning Latin American markets posted negative returns in April. Weighing on the region was the continued correction in commodities and another quarter of poor earnings results out of Mexico. In addition, the Brazilian Central Bank started a tightening cycle with a 25 bps hike during the month. Our expectations are for a short tightening cycle ending with rates at around 8.25% or 8.5%. Brazil remains our top overweight with retailers, toll road operators, fuel distributors and iron ore representing significant overweights in the portfolio. We are also overweight Brazilian banks relative to banks in the rest of the region due to improving asset quality, reduced government pressure on spreads and the potential for a short-term pick up in earnings from the current tightening cycle. While we continue to be underweight Mexico given valuations that we find to be high, we remain optimistic regarding the reform agenda. In Mexico, we continue to favour REITs, beverages and media. The Andean region remains an underweight due to liquidity and valuation concerns. 17 May 2013 ENDS Latest information is available by typing www.brla.co.uk on the internet, "BLRKINDEX" on Reuters, "BLRK" on Bloomberg or "8800" on Topic 3 (ICV terminal). Neither the contents of the Manager's website nor the contents of any website accessible from hyperlinks on the Manager's website (or any other website) is incorporated into, or forms part of, this announcement. END -0- May/17/2013 10:21 GMT
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French fry lovers rejoice! The Lehigh Valley's first Checkers have opened within months of each other, allowing customers to "feast on" in Allentown and Bethlehem.
The greasy-spoon section of Allentown's South Fourth Street got even greasier thanks to the fast-food chain's Feb. 12 opening.
The approximately one-mile stretch between Chapel and Emmaus avenues also includes fryer havens McDonald's, Popeyes, Pizza Hut, KFC, Burger King, Wendy's and Dunkin' Donuts.
The bonanza of quick-serve establishments comes not by culinary coincidence but by clever corporate marketing.
In an August 2011 Morning Call article, my former colleague Devon Lash found reasons behind the smorgasbord. She cited market research prepared by real estate firm Colliers International for a then-hopeful Checkers franchisee, who was debating where best to locate the business.
The maps and charts showed that in the working-class neighborhoods of Mountainville and south Allentown, 100,000 people live within a 3-mile radius.
"It has ethnically diverse, densely populated people on a moderate income," said Derek Zerfass, a vice president for brokerage and retail at Colliers.
Allentown's latest fast-food find at 1935 S. Fourth St. (next to CVS) follows the November debut of the Lehigh Valley's first Checkers at 2585 Easton Ave. (former Arby's) in Bethlehem. Among that restaurant's fast-food neighbors are McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, KFC and Long John Silver's.
Established in Mobile, Ala., in 1986, Checkers specializes in burgers, hot dogs, fries and milkshakes. The company merged with Rally's in 1999 and, together, they have more than 800 locations nationwide, including 17 other Checkers in Pennsylvania.
Franchisee Jay Pandya, who operates both Lehigh Valley locations, says the drive-thru restaurant chain is "a cut above the rest" thanks to its unique offerings, such as seasoned burgers and fries. Among his favorite menu items is the Big Buford, a double cheeseburger with all the fixins.
Checkers also distinguishes itself by its late hours. Both area locations are open until 1 a.m. Sunday through Wednesday and until 3 a.m. Thursday through Saturday.
Pandya, of Bucks County, also operates several regional Pizza Huts and Dunkin' Donuts. He hopes to open two more Checkers in the Lehigh Valley — one in Easton and another in Whitehall Township.
The Allentown location features two drive-thrus and outdoor seating while the Bethlehem location features one drive-thru and indoor and outdoor seating. Info: checkers.com.
Two neighboring businesses on Main Street in historic Bethlehem are preparing to expand.
First, Seasons Olive Oil & Vinegar Taproom will gain more square footage when it moves from its current spot at 504 Main to 508 Main St., the soon-to-be closed Country Capers space.
"A complete remodel and redesign will be underway this March," said Tim Balshi, who co-owns the business with his wife, Soraya Aguilar Balshi. "You can expect a mid- to late-March opening in the new space."
The larger spot will allow for a learning and demonstration area where chefs, nutritionists, dietitians and taproom staff will hold seminars on the culinary applications of ultra premium extra virgin olive oils and aged vinegars.
The store, which opened in 2010, offers more than 50 varieties of best-in-class extra virgin olive oil and premium balsamic vinegar. Other Seasons stores are in Lancaster and Annapolis, Md. Info: 610-866-2615 or seasonstaproom.com.
Spanish restaurant Tapas on Main is planning to take over the space being vacated by Seasons,.
According to chef and co-owner Rafael Palomino, who also operates Easton's Mesa Modern Mexican with business partner Juan Carlos, Tapas will retain its current space at 500 Main St. but will expand its footprint into the current Seasons space beginning in April.
The additional dining space, which will have new menu items, is tentatively scheduled to open in early May. Info: 610-868-8903 or tapasonmain.com.
In Bethlehem Township, a new retro-style restaurant is set to open by the end of the month in the Bethlehem Village Shoppes at 3650 Nazareth Pike.
Husband and wife co-owners Matt and Sue Roth will open Mitzi's Table, named after Matt's late mother, in the former TCBY spot.
The Roths are the original owners of Susan's Gourmet Shop and Catering, which they operated for 15 years (before selling it in 2004) on Route 191 in Lower Nazareth Township.
"My husband, Matt, and I have been asked time and again to open another food business, so we decided to take the plunge," said Sue Roth, who has been teaching culinary arts at Northampton Community College since 2003. "Our concept is comfort food with a twist — featuring regional and ethnic specialties."
The Roths plan to support local businesses such as Season's Olive Oil and Vinegar Taproom, Scholl Orchards and Primordia Mushroom Farm.
Mitzi's Table's menu will showcase classic dishes such as mac and cheese and Kentucky hot brown, as well as new foods such as jambalaya spring rolls and duck confit flatbread. There will also be gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian options, as well as fresh-baked goods such as cinnamon buns and scones.
The 50-seat Mitzi's will be open for breakfast and lunch 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and for brunch 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Info: 610-730-1670.
I have two developments to report in Quakertown.
First, American Heritage Federal Credit Union held a grand opening of its new branch at 238 S. West End Blvd. on Wednesday. The branch features two personal ATMs , three offices, three teller stations, a surcharge-free ATM and a "Lucy Change" coin-counting machine.
The credit union has more than 125,000 members and 30 branches in Philadelphia, Bucks and Montgomery counties. Info: amhfcu.org.
Second, many Retail Watchers, including Marian Ziara, have inquired about the status of The Eatery 309 at 157 S. West End Blvd. The building, which formerly housed Wawa, features three separate businesses: Burrito Boy, Pita Girl and YoYum Frozen Yogurt.
"I drove by there right around Christmas and it appeared closed at that time," Ziara wrote in an email. "Driving by again recently it doesn't appear that it is open as the snow in the lot is still unplowed."
Well, Marian, thanks for the tip and don't fret. Superwet burritos, Mediterranean pocketed flatbread wraps and self-serve frozen yogurt are set to return in May.
Owner Austin Sedicum, who opened The Eatery 309 in September, temporarily closed the eclectic mix of businesses in December due to sluggish sales and bad weather.
He said Pita Girl and YoYum Frozen Yogurt got "terrific reviews" and will be unchanged upon reopening, but Burrito Boy will debut a value menu of what "customers are looking for."
"It will now be a more upscale Taco Bell instead of a direct competitor to Moe's," Sedicum said. Info: burritoboy.net.
Since this column has been dominated by restaurant news, I thought it only appropriate to finish with more.
Fifteen restaurants have signed on to offer discounts as part of the Whitehall Area Chamber of Commerce's first March into Restaurant Month, March 1-31.
"I really was looking to do something for a week, like many of our neighboring communities do," said Chamber Executive Laura Long. "To my surprise, our restaurants wanted to do the entire month!"
Participating restaurants include: Bonefish Grill, Bravo!, Buca di Beppo, Carmen's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria, Chick-fil-A, Grumpy's BBQ Roadhouse, Keystone Pub & Grill, Razzleberry Frozen Yogurt, Riley's, Saladworks, Sakura Buffet, The Burger Shack, The Poletalian Deli, Villa Lentini Ristorante and Whitehall Diner.
Diners should bring their Restaurant Passports, available at the Chamber office or any participating restaurant beginning Thursday, to be stamped during visits.
If customers receive eight of the 15 discounts, they may return to any one of the locations they previously visited and receive the discount again.
If they go to all 15 restaurants, they will be entered into a drawing where one winner will receive a gift certificate from each participating restaurant, plus a two-week trial membership to Anytime Fitness on MacArthur Road. Info: waccpa.org.
Retail Watch keeps track of new store, restaurant and bank development in the Lehigh Valley. Have a question about a retail construction project, a store opening or a chain you'd like to see come to the area? Call features reporter Ryan Kneller at 610-820-6597 or email email@example.com. Retail Watch appears every Sunday.
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The Chiefland FFA Alumni Chapter's Annual Chili Competition and Cake Auction will be at 5 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 13, at the Agriculture Building on the Chiefland Middle High School campus.
The chili contest is open to anyone who can fill out the entry form and get it in to the chapter by Tuesday, Feb. 10. Check-in is at 4:45 p.m. on Feb. 13.
The Florida Forest Service has postponed a 10,000 acre prescribed burn on Goethe State Forest until Tuesday, Jan. 27, due to 3 inches of rain received on the forest over the weekend. Road closures will begin tomorrow at:
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The Town of Bronson will be holding a special election March 10, in part, to determine who will fill Town Council seat No. 2, which was left vacant by Council Member Berlon Weeks a few months ago. Weeks resigned to pursue other business interests.
Several local candidates stepped forward to fill the position when, initially, the town council considered appointing someone to the position. It was later decided a candidate should be chosen by voters.
Gospel sing
Full Gospel Outreach Church of Chiefland will have a Saturday Night Gospel Sing Jan. 24, at 7 p.m. with The Reflectsons from Trenton.
There will be no admission charge, but a love offering will be received.
Full Gospel Outreach is located three miles north of the Chiefland Walmart on HWY 19.
For more info you can call 352-493-1175 or 352-221-2003 or visit www.oldtimechurch.com.
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Peace Lutheran Church will host its 24th annual Potato Pancake Supper on Shrove Tuesday, Feb. 17. Dinner will be served from 4:30 p.m. until 7 p.m.
Donations requested will be $6 for adults, $3 for children 5 through 11; there is no charge for children under the age of 5. Tickets will be available at the door . Tickets may also be purchased in advance from members, and at the Peace Lutheran booth at the Dunnellon First Saturday event on Feb. 7.
The Friends of Williston Trust will host a firearms training courses for seekers of a Concealed Firearms License Feb. 28 from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m.
The course consists of four hours of classroom training and four hours of range experience. Instructors will be law enforcement and/or NRA certified trainers. The cost of the class is $70 per person. Class size will be held to a maximum of 16 students. Two signup sheets will be held at the police department and slots will be held on a first come / first served basis. Payment is required to hold your spot.
At about noon Jan. 4, the Levy County 9-1-1 Communications Center received a call reporting a motor vehicle accident involving a rollover with entrapment of the vehicle's driver on S.R.121, near County Line Road.
On scene, rescue personnel found a small car on its roof resting unstable on top of a power pole that was broken in half. Members worked together to quickly stabilize the vehicle and assess all occupants of the vehicle. Air support was requested.
The Levy County Sheriff's Office reports the following arrests:
• Jan. 16, James Devon Baker, 49, Orlando, DWLSR, possession of drug equipment, destroying evidence. Bond $16,000.
• Jan. 12, Rexford Lee Batten, 30, Inglis, VOP.
• Jan. 13, Ashley Lynn Bennett, 23, Chiefland, VOP/DWLSR. Bond $10,000.
• Jan. 13, Lindsey Jay Bruce, 71, Morriston, battery. Bond $100,000.
• Jan. 16, Stephanie Marie Crosby, 30, Williston, DWLSR. ROR
• Jan. 14, Marty Days Sr., 51, Williston, parole violation.
Try doing anything with one arm tied behind your back, and you'll get a sense of what it's like to live a day in the life of Chiefland's Fred Figueroa.
The 61-year-old Figueroa, born in the mountains of Puerto Rico, spent the early part of the 1970s in the U.S. Army, typing reports at a training base in a forested region of Germany.
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First, allow me to preface by saying every component in my house is made by Sony. My TV, my receiver, my surround speakers, dvd/vcr combo, my secondary region-free dvd player... It's all Sony. My laptop is Sony. Hell, if Sony made a breakfast cereal I'd eat it. Bottom line; I trust Sony. I was once a Nintendo fanatic, hated its competitors... including the Playstation even though, as a brand of electronics, I still loved Sony. That was why I gave the PS a chance. Then I left Nintendo. Owned the PS, moved up to the PS2. Abhorred the XBOX, refused to even give it a second glance.
Many years later I wanted to be able to watch the movies from my external harddrive on my TV. I tried running a cable, but my TV at the time was not compatable. I tried other methods, but they all failed. I was 'reminded' that the XBOX could do it. So, with the launch of the 360 occuring, I bought an old XBOX and modded it. (the modding took months and a bribe to a IT specialist) The next 9 months were spent trying to get the XBOX to successfully talk to my computer to make it do it. Finally, it succeeded. (This took multiple IT specialists and more bribes) I was satisfied. Now, I should mention that there were not a great deal of games I enjoyed for this system. Remarkable was Thief, and the guilty pleasure of the modded DOA Hardcore Beach Volleyball.
I decided to finally take the plunge to the next Gen based on the upcoming release of two titles: Smackdown Vs Raw 2008 and Grand Theft Auto IV. I had friends on either side pushing me, PS3 and 360. Pros and Cons of both were THROWN at me constantly. In the end, I decided to step away from my security and chose the XBOX 360 Elite for the following reasons;
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2) SVR 2008 was to have importable entrance music on the 360 only, something I craved in the last one I played SVR 2006.
3) Exclusive downloadable content on the 360 for Grand Theft Auto IV, something like 20+ hours of content to be sold later. So, basically, the 360 was sold on the backs of two games that would occur on both systems solely because of added content Microsoft had secured.
I brought home "Elite-chan" the same day that SVR 2008 was released, excited about my purchase and hopeful of its future. Immediately I learned about the "Red Ring of Death". It's like news of this came out of the woodworks. I took special care to ensure that Elite-chan had plenty of ventalation to stave off this common disaster associated with the system. After much research I concluded that perhaps this could have been avoided if Microsoft, in their haste to take some of Sony's market, had just taken a little more time in development and not treated the 360 as if it were the latest OS, fixable with numerous patches. Shaken, but not swayed I delved into THE most anticipated game for me... SVR 08. 06 and its predecessor were GREAT and I'd built a large fantasy season around it that I actually hosted parties for. It was said that OUR season was MUCH better than the real WWE. SVR 2007 had failed, totally, and we'd been left with a year of no wrestling game. What caused its failure was shoddy CAW work; specifically music that just cut off mid-way through the entrance and belt animation that just disappeared in certain segments. So we, that being myself and my friends, had been eagerly awaiting SVR 08. The music importation worked like a charm and we were elated. The AI was retarded, much worse than 07 was, but it was workable, then we hit the problem... through no fault of the XBOX 360, 08 was a failure. Championship belt animation meant that if your CAW, who had a killer custom built intro normally, won a title then suddenly he had a common stock intro that looked like everyone else. This was the first big disappointment.
The failure and return of SVR 08 meant I had a 500 dollar system with nothing to play on it. I tried Kengo: Legend of the Nine (big waste of money) and DOA Hardcore (Beach Volleyball) 2 (bigger waste of money) but I was left regretting Elite-chan for the same reason I viewed the XBOX as a failed platform... the games just blew. Add to that the 360 was NOT talking to my computer. Not even a little. I even tried hooking my external HD directly to it but still it refused to play. I never played Halo or cared for FPS so I was just stuck. I was still playing the PS2. Enter Saints Row, Crackdown, and Guitar Hero III. Saints Row almost single-handedly saved Elite-chan. It was fun and it filled the time til E-C's third and final purpose... Grand Theft Auto. In the mean time I was hearing about how the PS3 Home network was totally free. And the downloadable content was MUCH cheaper. I'd had to track down a 50 foot cable to run from my router to the 360 while I learn that even the cheap version of the PS3 came with a wireless connection. Steadfastly, and a little stubbornly, I clung to E-C, siding eagerly with my XBOX friend vs my PS friend.
April 29th. Launch Day. That day we took home GTA IV for the 360 and to amplify it my wife added a 52 inch Sony Bravia HD LCD AND a PS3. For the blu-ray of course, since XBOX completely failed at that. Needless to say GTA IV, and Guitar Hero II and III, brought E-C back into the limelight. I didn't even own a game for the PS3 and was sorely disappointed in the blu-ray movie we rented, although we did watch it through an S-Video connection. I made liberal use of XBL to download, read purchase, content for both Guitar Heroes and the breakout hit Crackdown. I was really starting to feel I'd made the right choice.
Then my PS buddy loaned me The Orange Box for PS3. Ok, I hate FPS, but Portal was great. My wife and I really enjoyed it. I was still unimpressed with its appearance (S-Video) and the game was good but what stuck with me was wow, this controller is great. It was a mere fraction of the bulky 360 controller's weight. It produced no heat, as opposed to the palm-furnace I played E-C with. The PS3 was exceedingly easy to set up and it connected itself to my network with zero effort from me.
Ok, so that was all well and good. Back to GTA IV. So the PS3 had the Siraxis controller, which was a work of art. I was still happy. Then I realized my new Sony TV had an input for my computer. FINALLY I can establish a direct computer connection. So I went and got my laptop and my external harddrive and headed to the store to buy the needed cables. While there I picked up an HD cable for the PS3. Making a mess of cords and cables I hooked my External HD up to my laptop, up to my TV and voila! Finally I could watch them. Then, out of curiosity, I plugged my external HD directly into my PS3...
Not only did it recognize it. Not only did it play them. But I also downloaded what I wanted to watch directly to its HD. I don't need the computer at all. Not to mention with the new HD cable it looks fantastic.
In comparison between: the controllers- PS3's Siraxis is a work of art. It's so light a balloon tied to it could make it float. It can charge while the system is off and came with the necessary charging apparatus; a small USB cable. (free!) All this and I haven't even experienced the motion-sensing aspect of it. It's only negative aspect is the L2 and R2 buttons hang in space and feel fragile. 360's controller is bulky, although smaller than the original XBOX's. It comes in need of battery power, you'd think that maybe Microsoft sold batteries as well! You can BUY the peripheral USB cable (10-15 bucks depending on your entry point) but you'll fear you may break the controller trying to get it back out the first time. While playing the controller heats up rapidly, increasing hand-sweat dramatically, and the only way to recharge it is to attach the cable while the power is on. This is a major failing; point goes to PS3.
In comparison between: the games- 360 has the powerhouse of Saints Row 2, although in the wake of GTA IV how much punch will it pack? Can we really go back to ragdoll physics after the RAGE engine? PS3 has Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, what is being heralded as the best title on the system to date, not to mention the 800 lb. gorilla in the next room: Metal Gear Solid IV- Guns of the Patriots. Otherwise the game list is nearly identical. 360's graphics appear a little darker in the side by sides I've seen but that's negligible and it seems to see-saw depending on the game. However when it comes to online multiplayer you cannot beat PS3 Home's price... it's free. XBL will run you 50 dollars a year. Point to PS3.
In comparison between: operating systems- PS3's navigation screen is smooth and clean. It's easy to find what you want and easy to learn what it's capable of. 360's navigation is also easy to learn and use but it has advertisements on each page. The big point goes to PS3.
In comparison between: the consoles- 360 is plagued by the ever-present Red Ring of Death. PS3 has install times after its downloads. I'll take 2 minutes of install time over two months of repair any day. Point goes to PS3.
In comparison between: interoperability- If you are a programmer, or systems admin, or hacker, IT section chief, or maybe a Cylon, the 360 has good interoperability and can talk to and play movies on your network. Even if you have to special order a 50 foot cable and drill a hole in your floor, crawling through mud and spiderwebs in the darkness beneath your house to hook it up, I'm sure (theoretically) it could work. OR you could buy a PS3, which would assimilate into your network with only a yes or no prompt, link immediately to your C drive, and be fully capable of accessing and utilizing music and movies from your external HD or jumpdrive at any time and even download those items to the HD for immediate play later with nothing more complicated than the simple insertion of a USB cable. Point to PS3.
In summary: Side by side, from an owner of both the XBOX 360 and the PS3, I can honestly say, and for once without bias, that the PS3 DESTROYS the XBOX in every field. It's simply a better machine. Sony took the time and got it right the first time. All Hail the PS3. I shall never doubt again.


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Los Angeles • The Walt Disney Company will cut funding to the Boy Scouts of America beginning in 2015 because of a policy that bans gay adult leaders in the organization.
Deron Smith, a Boy Scouts spokesman, said in a statement Sunday that the decision will affect the organization's ability to serve children.
Disney does not provide direct funding to the Boy Scouts, but it donates money to some troops in exchange for volunteer hours completed by Disney employees.
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- Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film Pictures and Posters
- Featuring: God, Moses, Rameses, Tzipporah, Miriam, Aaron, Jethro, Pharaoh Seti I, Queen, Hotep, Huy, Yocheved.
- Originally Released on December 16, 1998.
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- Running Time: 97 minutes.
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This was a film of breathtaking scope and originality. The storytelling was amazing and sequences like Moses' dream and the ten plagues were outstanding. DreamWorks took a big risk on this film and IT IS TRULY INCREDIBLE. Well, the lack of humor... (read more)
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This is a good production by Dreamworks, but not a memorable one. Even though the animation was superb, the approach of the movie in biblical storytelling deprived the film of the essential feature of humour. Most of this kind of productions depend their... (read more)
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In Lake Co., seeking death penalty a team decision
By Ruth Ann Krause Post-Tribune correspondent July 28, 2014 8:20PM
Updated: August 30, 2014 6:24AM
Lake County Prosecutor Bernard Carter must decide whether to seek the death penalty against a Gary man accused of the July 6 slaying of Gary Patrolman Jeffrey Westerfield — a decision he makes with top aides in his office.
In the wake of a gag order issued after Carl Le'Ellis Blount, 25, was charged last week with killing Westerfield, Carter and Chief Deputy Prosecutor Barbara McConnell spoke only in generalities on Monday about the process to determine if the death penalty will be pursued.
The aggravating circumstance that a prosecutor must establish in a death penalty case can range from an intentional killing while committing another murder or a crime such as arson, child molesting, rape, kidnapping or criminal gang activity to whether the victim was dismembered, tortured or is younger than 12.
Aggravating circumstances also include two factors that could apply in the Westerfield homicide — the victim is a law enforcement officer acting in the course of duty and the defendant was on probation at the time for another offense.
Carter, a member of the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Association's death penalty review board, said every county in Indiana has its own process in deciding whether to seek the death penalty in a case. Carter said he meets with McConnell, first assistant Peter Villarreal, trial supervisors and senior prosecutors as well as lead investigators to review the strengths and weaknesses of the case.
If a case qualified under those factors, Carter said he presents it to the death penalty review board in Indianapolis.
"We are there to assist prosecutors throughout the state on their cases, answer questions and to be consistent statewide," Carter said of the board's function.
Carter said it's also important to talk with the victim's family.
"They have to be on board (with seeking capital punishment). We have to know if they can wait 20 years for it to end," he said, referring to the lengthy appeals process in a capital case.
Lake County's most recent death penalty case took five years to resolve and resulted in the 2013 conviction of Kevin C. Isom, 48, who murdered his wife and two stepchildren.
McConnell said those involved in the review like to know as much as they can about the defendant's background, including his IQ or factors the defense can use in mitigation against a death sentence or life without parole.
Westerfield, a 19-year police veteran was killed on his 47th birthday in his police car at 26th Avenue and Van Buren Place in Gary as he was looking for a person who had been involved in an earlier domestic dispute. Westerfield was shot at close range with a .40-caliber handgun that was stolen about 10 months ago from a truck in Indianapolis, court records state.
They indicate that the night before Westerfield was killed, Blount and his girlfriend, Jennifer Guzman, had been at the Voodoo Club in Gary, and on the way home, a friend of Guzman's accused Blount of having an affair with another woman. After they got out of the car, the couple began arguing, and a struggle ensued over a gun that Blount carried, according to court records.
Guzman told police she got control of the gun, which "went off," and Blount picked up the gun and ran, police reported. They said Westerfield's last radio communication was at 4:26 a.m. when he asked for a description of Blount. He was found dead by a passerby at 5:50 a.m.
Lake Superior Court Judge Samuel Cappas, who will preside over the Blount case, issued a gag order that prevents those involved in the case from speaking publicly about it except in court.


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12 And he got up, and straight away took up the bed and went out before them all, so that they were all full of wonder, and gave glory to God, saying, We have never seen anything like this. | 12 He got up, took his mat and walked out in full view of them all. This amazed everyone and they praised God, saying, "We have never seen anything like this!" |
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The pace of the North's economic recovery picked up in July with growth of both activity and new business, especially all-Ireland trade, the latest Ulster Bank NI PMI showed today.
Meanwhile, the rate of cost inflation quickened for the second month in a row, but output prices again rose only slightly.
Commenting on the latest survey findings, Richard Ramsey, Chief Economist Northern Ireland, Ulster Bank, said that the Northern Ireland private sector started the second half of 2014 in the same vein as it ended the first, seeing strong growth in activity and new business.
"Moreover, the recent elevated rates of expansion were maintained in July as respondents highlighted the beneficial impacts of strong growth across the UK as a whole. Panellists also reported that Northern Ireland continues to benefit from improving economic conditions in the Republic of Ireland, its largest export market. Highlighting this, new export orders rose solidly during July," he said.
"The construction sector was again the star performer in terms of growth momentum, although the current period of expansion has been broad-based across the economy with manufacturers and service providers each posting faster increases in output in the latest survey period. In relation to the construction sector, the strong growth in output does not necessarily relate to work being done in Northern Ireland, as many local construction companies have been expanding their workloads elsewhere, particularly GB."
"Positive news emanated from the labour market again in July, with employment now having risen in 13 successive months. The rate of job creation has eased off somewhat through the summer, but the continuing strong rates of growth in new work and further rises in backlogs should mean that firms will keep on adding to their staffing levels in the near-term at least."
"The rate of cost inflation picked up in July, with each of the four monitored sectors seeing faster rises in input prices than in June. However, output prices have failed to follow suit, suggesting profit margins are being squeezed. Some survey respondents reported the need to use discounts in order to remain competitive, highlighting that while strong monthly growth continues, the economic recovery still has a long way to run," said Mr Ramsey.
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What I originally requested is that your remove the family relationship links that place him as a son of Isaac H. Iddings. I don't know who his parents were, but they were not Isaac and Sarah Iddings. Isaac had a son who died in 1862 in the Civil War, but he was Julian Armanus Iddings.
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Tiziano Mengotti and Rene Tegel are the lead developers on the GPU project. Mengotti is the driving force behind the license "patch," which says "the program and its derivative work will neither be modified or executed to harm any human being nor through inaction permit any human being to be harmed."
Mengotti says the clause is specifically intended to prevent military use. "We are software developers who dedicate part of our free time to open source development. The fact is that open source is used by the military industry. Open source operating systems can steer warplanes and rockets. [This] patch should make clear to users of the software that this is definitely not allowed by the licenser."
He says some might think an attempt to prevent military use might be "too idealistic" and would not work in practice, but he references the world of ham radio, whose rules specify that the technology is not to be used commercially. "Surprisingly enough, this rule is respected by almost every ham operator."
The developers readily acknowledge that the "patch" contradicts the original intention of the GPL, to provide complete freedom for users of software and source code licensed under it. "This license collides with paragraph six of the Open Source Definition," is how they word it in the license preamble.
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Oh dear, Azimov wrote those laws as
a literary device, so that
they would fail in interesting ways.
I hope the authors of the patch know what
they just said...
I recently gathered some links on this topic for part of <a href="http://fsfe.org/en/fellows/ciaran/weblog/alan_cox_5_minutes_on_gplv3_plus_comments" title="fsfe.org">a blog entry on Alan Cox speaking on GPLv3</a fsfe.org>:
I wonder what would have happened to their moralizing snobbery if Western Europe and their allies unilaterally disarmed after 1945.
You don't need to wonder about what "would have happened after 1945". We know what did happen when Great Britain reduced its military readiness in the 1930s.
I have a son who is 9 1/2 years old. If someone were trying to harm him you better believe I will kill that person without a moments thought. I will suffer afterwords for taking a life, but when it comes to my family there's no question at all. If/when you have children yourself you will understand this much better.
I am guessing that you don't have any children, yes? There are many situation that exist which are equal to or worse than putting a gun to the face. If you ever find yourself with children of your own you will know what I mean.
I can see only one situation where you would have to kill them and that is in the moment where they are literally pointing a gun at his face.
Professor Moglen's affidavit also reiterates that the GPL is based on copyright law but reminds us that the GPL requires the author of software to unilaterally give up certain copyright rights. He suggests that the GPL actually subtracts from the usual exclusive rights of the author under copyright law, through the granting of unilateral permissions. Under the GPL, all persons observing its terms are unilaterally permitted all rights to use, copy and modify the software. Users who only use the software themselves or who modify the software only for their own use have no obligations under the GPL. Only persons who distribute have reciprocal obligations under the GPL. These include the obligation to release under the GPL, to include a copy of the GPL and to preserve notices relating to the GPL. Thus, the author of the software gives up his rights to control the actions of people who receive the software and do not distribute it, and these people have a unilateral right to use, copy and modify the software. Once software is released under the GPL, the releasing party cannot get it back or halt its use or modification without distribution.
The US military is by far the largest military in the world....
China has a standing army of somewhere around 200 million. That is almost equal to the entire population of the United States.
But facts have never mattered to you anti-American "peace activists", so go ahead with your nonsense about how the evil the US military is for finally standing up to terrorism and DOING something about it.
This isn't open source software. Per the definition, "6. No Discrimination Against Fields of Endeavor. The license must not restrict anyone from making use of the program in a specific field of endeavor. For example, it may not restrict the program from being used in a business, or from being used for genetic research."
This isn't Free Software. Per the definition,
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Deep within the jungles of Mexico and Guatemala and extending into the limestone shelf of the Yucatan peninsula lie the fabled pyramids, temples and palaces of the Maya. While Europe still slumbered in the Dark Ages, these innovative people had charted the heavens, evolved the only true writing system native to the Americas and had made tremendous strides in mathematics and calendrics. Without metal tools, beasts of burden or even the wheel, they were able to construct monumental cities. Filmed at numerous sacred sites throughout Central America, Mystery of the Maya explores the culture, science and history of this fascinating people.
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