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Dorothy: I was just about to tell you
Laurel:(uh huh)
Dorothy: that I love him I do I love him I love him and I don't care what you think I love him for the man he wants to be and I love him for the man that he almost is I love him laurel I love him I love him
She'll let you in her house
If you come knockin' late at night
She'll let you in her mouth
If the words you say are right
If you pay the price
She'll let you deep inside
But there's a secret garden she hides
you got to be fair to her she loves you if you don't love her you got to tell her
She'll let you in her car
To go drivin' round
She'll let you into the parts of herself
That'll bring you down
She'll let you in her heart if you got a hammer and a vise
But into her secret garden, don't think twice
what if we got married if I said that would you stay,
no no don't do that don't say that unless.
You've gone a million miles
well you can say if you want to
How far'd you get
will you marry me
To that place where you can't remember
(Jerry) what are you thinking
And you can't forget
Laurel, we're getting married
She'll lead you down a path
There'll be tenderness in the air
She'll let you come just far enough
So you know she's really there
She'll look at you and smile
And her eyes will say
She's got a secret garden
Where everything you want
Where everything you need
Will always stay
A million miles away
Do you Jerry Mcguire take this women to be your lawfully wedded wife do you Dorothy boyce (not now sweetheart) take this man to be your lawfully wedded husband
I know pronounce you husband and wife
I pretended that proposal by the car was real
and it might have been just a hypothetical I did this and at least I can do something about it now
So this break is a break up (sighs)
Come on Jerry you know this isn't easy for me
OK OK if this is where it has to end if this is where it has to happen I'm not letting you get rid of me how about that I miss my wife I love You You complete me and I just ha...
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Genetically engineered products have become indispensable. For example, genetically modified bacteria produce human insulin. In future, gene therapy should make it possible to introduce genes into the cells of a diseased organism so that they can address deficiencies to compensate for malfunctions in the body. In order for this to work, foreign (or synthetic) DNA must be introduced into host cells, which is not exactly a trivial task. Japanese researchers have now developed a method which could represent a true alternative to conventional processes. As described in the journal Angewandte Chemie, the cells are bombarded with water droplets produced and accelerated by electrospray.
There are several methods to transfer DNA into a host cell. In the simplest case the foreign DNA forces its way into the cell through a cell membrane that has been made porous, through treatment with electrical current or UV lasers, for example. Viruses and liposomes can be used as genetic transporters and the genetic material can be injected or shot into the cell with a particle gun. These methods all have the disadvantage of either severely damaging delicate cells or of being markedly expensive and complicated.
A team at the Saitama University led by Takafumi Sakai, in cooperation with Kazuto Ikemoto (Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company), has now developed a methodology that could provide an alternative: They bombard the cells with tiny electrically charged water droplets. The droplets tear tiny holes in the cell membranes, through which external DNA molecules can enter. After about one minute, the holes have closed back up and even delicate cells survive the procedure undamaged.
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We know everyone is on Spring Break... and perhaps that gives you some time to check out the Law Library's AMAZING legal DVD collection (located along the west wall behind the reference desk)! View a listing of the DVDs in our collection here. Read a previous blog post about our legal DVD collection here.
For students, DVDs circulate for 7 days with no renewals. Students may check out up to 5 DVDs at one time. Be sure to watch My Cousin Vinny, The Paper Chase, or any of the many legal TV shows we have in the collection, such as Law & Order (naturally)! We even have the Academy Award-nominated & winner of 3 Oscars (for film editing, music-original score, and writing- adapted screenplay), The Social Network!
Following this tangent, I bring you this week's Library Loot puzzle- a crossword all about Legal Cinema! Be sure to read the instructions carefully!
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Patrick Administration Announces $121 Million in Federal Heating Assistance for Massachusetts
200,000 Massachusetts families to receive help paying their heating bills this winter
Boston – November 8 – Governor Patrick today announced that Massachusetts will receive $121 million in federal funding for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP). The funding will be allocated to 22 local administering agencies that will distribute benefits to approximately 200,000 Massachusetts households in need.
"As the temperature drops, this funding helps ensure that our seniors and families can heat their homes," said Governor Deval Patrick. "I thank our Congressional delegation and the Obama Administration for their continued support of Massachusetts families."
"As we head into the cold winter months, LIHEAP continues to be a valuable resource for our residents in need," said Aaron Gornstein, Undersecretary for the Department of Housing and Community Development. "I join the Governor in thanking our congressional delegation for their strong advocacy for increased funding for the Commonwealth so that Massachusetts residents struggling to pay their heating bills this winter will receive immediate assistance."
The 121 million is 90 percent of the total funding allocated to the Commonwealth from the United States Department of Health and Human Services.
"This is great news for the Commonwealth's most vulnerable citizens," Senate President Therese Murray (D-Plymouth) said. "The rising cost of energy makes it difficult for many families and seniors to get through the winter. This funding will go a long way toward reducing this burden and helping low-income residents in Massachusetts get through the cold months ahead."
"Too often families have to choose between heating their homes and buying essentials like food or winter clothes," House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo said. "I thank our Congressional delegation and the Obama Administration for their support and am proud that the Legislature was able to provide an additional $20 million for LIHEAP this year."
"LIHEAP is a lifeline for the Commonwealth's most vulnerable citizens -- keeping seniors and low-income families warm in their homes during the cold winter months," said Rep. Kevin Honan. "This increased funding will help to ensure these seniors and families are not forced to choose between paying rent or paying for heat. I applaud our congressional delegation for their tireless work on behalf of the Commonwealth."
The fuel assistance funds provide eligible households with help in paying a portion of their winter heating bills. Eligibility for the program is based on household size and the gross annual income of every household member 18 years of age or older. The maximum income eligibility for LIHEAP is 60 percent of estimated state median income. Benefit levels vary depending on household income and available funds. Nationwide, LIHEAP assists more than 4.6 million low-income Americans in paying their heating bills. In Massachusetts, close to 200,000 low-income residents receive some assistance.
Funded through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, LIHEAP is managed by the Department of Housing and Community Development in conjunction with 22 regional nonprofit and local government organizations.


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An indirect Sequel to "The Artist" shows the life of the salaryman
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Cornelius & Toots are back, and a Haunted House Ride seems a little spookier than usual!
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Christmas is nearly here, so I felt a Christmas edition of the Another Day series would be nice.
This one follows Blue Rabbit and friends as they enjoy the Christmas holidays, drawn in the style I've come to know so well.
If some of it seems strange and new to you, then you can always watch the other cartoons in the series. I recommend 3 and 4, as these explain who the characters are and where they live.
Some credit goes to Soph, for making sure I finished it, and for helping me come up with ideas.
Art, animation: Dim
Character design: Dim, Maddy, Sophie
Writing: Dim and Sophie
Music: Gary Jules - 'Mad World'
(originally 'Tears for Fears')
Informing me about this music: Nigel
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This is amazing. I love this series so much! I've never seen anything like it before. Keep up the great work, it's really paying off! Thank you for making a calm, relaxing series instead of the average, violent, humorous stuff. Great job :D
It's these kinds of flash movies that i want to watch, over and over and over again, and the it still retains the its strong, emotional sense of it. It's very unlike the humorous flash you see around here, yet it is still very fun to watch. I like how you can color up a vibrant story with absolutely no speaking whatsoever. The song surprisingly fits this movie, and your characters are simple, but they make you feel in a way that is extraordinary. It's touching to see them celebrating Christmas, and it can bring back wonderful memories of when we were little kids, waiting for Santa to come to our house and bring us presents, the snowmen, throwing snowballs around. Like the guy before, brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Thanks for making this, and please make more. it's films like these that make Christmas and every other day special
Chillingly exceptional
Your style is unique and original, your characters are vibrant, everything is fantastic, but the one aspect of this movie that truly makes it stand out from the rest is that you decided to use a dark and moody song like mad world in combination with a happy and peaceful visual theme. It creates a dichotomy that is impossibly beautiful in its own form. It's brilliant.
Brilliant flash. Blue Rabbit is one of my favorite characters as he is so... well they are such happy little flashes! cute little ending where he is really excited by his teddy bear, and the way reindeer shakes its hands. Oh and wouldn't BR also like some bullets for his nightmare handguns...?


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Aiden Andrews, Brayden Pritchard and John Hein star in the 'Boys in Sweaters' Last Magazine editorial. The guys are joined by a slew of other famous co-stars, including top model Yuri Pleskun and Zakaria Khiare.
Photographer Charlotte Wales captures the crew as they pose in raw and impromptu in-studio portraits. These images don't appear staged, but instead embody a strong sense of personality while showcasing a vibrant wardrobe of knits chosen by stylist Zara Zachrisson.
From designer Jeremy Scott's Bart Simpson-clad sweaters to color-blocked and geometric pull-overs, this edgy fashion story is the epitome of youthful elegance. The Boys in Sweaters Last Magazine editorial highlights quirky but modern knitwear styles that range from boldly patterned and unique to sleek and sophisticated.


text: How well do you know UST? (Question No.3) Virginia Lyons December 1, 2009 Karen Lange, dean of students, was the first to respond correctly to the "How well do you know UST?" question posed last week by Institutional Research and Analysis: "Do you know what percentage of transfer students between 2004 and 2007 returned for their second year at UST?" The answer: 82.2 percent. * * * Here is this week's question: "What was the total enrollment at UST in 1885?" Most people at UST know that the university enrolled students for the first time in 1885, but how many know what the total enrollment was in 1885? The Data Factbook 2009-10 provides a comprehensive source of measures important to the institution. These measures include historic and current enrollments, graduation outcomes, staffing levels, etc. This early release version does not include staff and faculty information that will be added sometime in February 2010. To find out how many students were enrolled at St. Thomas in 1885, click on the Data Factbook 2009-10 Web site, developed by Institutional Research and Analysis. This question addresses strategic priorities A1d, A2b, A2c, A2e, A2g, E2d, E3a, E3b, E4c, C1a and C3c as described in the UST Strategic Plan. The first person who responds to firstname.lastname@example.com with the correct answer to today's question will be acknowledged in this column next week. Each month, those who submit a correct response to any of the Institutional Research and Analysis weekly Bulletin questions during the month will have the opportunity to win a UST coffee mug through a random drawing. For more information on the Data Factbook, e-mail Dr. Michael Cogan. RelatedHow well do you know UST? (Question No. 7)2002-2003 St. Thomas Data Factbook now availableHow well do you know UST? (Question No. 20)Big jump in the number of international software grad students


text: Careers Unlock your potential at The Dorchester Welcome to The Dorchester Careers site. You and the pursuit of excellence The Dorchester is committed to providing our guests with the highest standards of personal care and attention, something we would not be able to provide without our team of staff and their dedication to the pursuit of excellence. Need and anticipation We have been providing outstanding service for over 80 years and we are proud of this long-standing tradition. The people who work for us have the ability to anticipate the needs of our guests and must be motivated by raising service standards to the highest level attainable. The best salaries and working conditions We believe in investing in our people since it is vital that each and every person is motivated and happy. Only then can we provide the best. With salaries and working conditions second to none, whatever your chosen field of expertise and level in the organisation, you can also expect excellent training and career development opportunities at The Dorchester. The Dorchester is truly an international hotel, with over 50 different nationalities employed. That is probably one of the reasons why this is such a vibrant, exciting place in which to work. WARNING - FRAUDULENT JOB OPPORTUNITY EMAIL SCAM The Dorchester has recently been and continues to be the subject of a fraudulent job application scam. This scam targets individuals who have registered with job search websites. Fraudulent job offers and job application forms are being sent by email enticing individuals to disclose personal information and pay money on the pretence of securing work and residence permits. THESE EMAILS AND ATTACHED APPLICATION FORMS AND LINKS ARE BOGUS. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THEM IN ANY WAY. Whilst these emails may appear genuine as they make unauthorised use of The Dorchester's name, logo and address etc, they are in fact bogus. We are taking all measures within our power to stop this fraudulent activity. What do I do if I receive a bogus email? If you receive such bogus emails or application forms please do not respond to them and in particular do not send any money. If you have already responded to such an email, please contact us supplying all relevant details.


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Three kings of rock 'n' roll from across the pond — Sting, Paul McCartney and Elton John — have coincidentally all released new albums at practically the same time. Here's a look at 'em, mates.
Sting "The Last Ship" (A&M)
It had been a decade since Sting put out an album of new material before he ended the drought with his recently released "The Last Ship."
In the liner notes, Sting freely admits that he worried he had lost the spark to compose. While there are no songs here that will become universal anthems such as "Roxanne" and "Every Breath You Take" from his days as the lead singer of the Police, or "If You Love Someone, Set Them Free" and "Fields of Gold" from his solo career, "The Last Ship" is a solid work.
Gordon Sumner grew up in Tynesdale, an English shipbuilding town that would be comparable to our Norfolk, Va. A couple of years ago, to celebrate his 60th birthday, Sting returned to his hometown to look up old friends and reminisce. As the album title indicates, Tynesdale underwent a rough transition as the shipbuilding business slowed down. "Dead Man's Boots," the fun pub drinking tune "What Have We Got?" and of course the title cut all pay tribute to a dying manufacturing business in which men had received good wages for an honest day's work.
Sting has always viewed romance in a somewhat jaded manner and he continues to do so now that he's 62. "Practical Arrangement" is his answer to Tina Turner's "What's Love Got To Do with It," as he coolly discusses how an older man tries to woo a single mom by saying that he will be happy to provide for her and her child — if she agrees to marry him realizing that he will never be able to sweep her off her feet.
It isn't all downer material, however. "And Yet" is a beautiful upbeat samba, while "The Night the Pugilist Learned How To Dance" recalls a girl Sting had a crush on in high school.
It's all enough to make one hope we won't have to wait another 10 years to hear from Sting again.
Paul McCartney "New" (MPL)
Paul McCartney certainly hasn't had anything to prove to anyone for decades, but he still looks and sounds quite spry at age 71. And the eternal showman is still working hard to promote his work, recently giving impromptu concerts in Times Square and at the Frank Sinatra School of the Arts in Astoria.
The appropriately titled "New" is not going to make anyone forget his 1974 masterpiece LP, "Band on the Run," but tracks such as "Queenie Eye," "Save Us" and the title cut prove that McCartney simply isn't not too old to rock out.
"On My Way To Work" is one of those observational looks at everyday life in the vein of his 1966 hit, "Penny Lane," while "Appreciate" has the avant-garde feel of "A Day in the Life."
While this is not McCartney's best album, it's also far from his worst. No one can accuse him of coasting on his name.
Elton John "The Diving Board" (Capitol)
Elton John was the biggest rock star of them all in the early to mid-1970s. Then as disco started dominating the pop charts in the late 1970s and rock bands such as Fleetwood Mac and the Eagles made their mark, Elton's star dimmed. But to his credit, he was able to rebound nicely in the mid-1980s and kept making hits through the 1990s.
Elton and his longtime collaborator, lyricist Bernie Taupin, are prolific on the new album "The Diving Board," as it contains 15 tracks. Now in their mid-60s, the two are in a reflective mood as they're concerned about being isolated as they age ("Can't Stay Alone Tonight") and offer a number of tunes about childhood homes both real and illusory ("A Town Called Jubilee," "Voyeur" and "Home Again.")
The highlight of the album is "Take This Dirty Water," in which Elton has a gospel chorus singing behind him on a melody that reminds one a bit of 1971's "Country Comforts."
Longtime Elton fans will not be disappointed with "The Diving Board."


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Murray, Del Potro, Roddick advance
WIMBLEDON, England -- Andy Murray has successfully begun his bid to become the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936.
The No. 3-seeded Murray defeated American Robert Kendrick 7-5, 6-7 (3), 6-3, 6-4 in the first round Tuesday.
A capacity crowd on Centre Court roared when Murray closed out the victory. The Scot hit 51 winners and committed only 19 unforced errors while losing serve once.
"I kind of knew what to expect today," Murray said. "I was a bit disappointed to lose the second set, because I had a couple of chances and didn't take them. I was expecting him to come out, go for some big shots and he pulled some off at the end of the second set.
"It was a tough match but once I got the breakthrough in the third I felt good. Staying calm was a big part of it because he was coming up with some huge serves at important times," he said.
Murray raised expectations among Brits when he won his first grass-court title at Queen's this month.
Fifth seed Juan Martin del Potro made a mockery of his supposed lack of grass-court prowess by hammering experienced Frenchman Arnaud Clement 6-3, 6-1, 6-2 in the first round.
The 20-year-old Argentine, elevated to the top of the draw following Rafael Nadal's withdrawal on Friday, ran last year's quarterfinalist Clement ragged with a precise mix of angled winners and powerful serving.
Del Potro, who has won only two matches in two previous visits to Wimbledon, put Clement out of his misery when the Frenchman ballooned a forehand long after 1 hour, 37 minutes on Court 1.
He will face 2002 champion Lleyton Hewitt of Australia, a 6-4, 6-1, 6-1 winner over American Robby Ginepri, in the second round.
Ginepri won the first three games but then lost 18 of the next 21. Ginepri was bothered by a neck injury he suffered last week and received treatment from a trainer three times during the match.
American Jesse Levine upset Marat Safin in the first round. Levine, a 21-year-old qualifier from Boca Raton, Fla., beat Safin 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 (4), 6-4.
Safin, a two-time Grand Slam champion, has said this is his final year on tour. He has a spotty record on grass but had his best showing at Wimbledon last year, when he reached the semifinals.
"Not the way to finish Wimbledon story," Safin said. "But anyway, it's OK. That's life."
Levine, ranked 133rd, was broken serving for the match at 5-2 but held at love in the final game and smacked a service winner on match point. It was his first tour-level victory this year and his first career win over a top-50 player.
"Marat's a great player, and I've watched him play growing up," Levine said. "So it's a pretty surreal experience to be his last match at Wimbledon."
It was a sad end at Wimbledon for Safin, one of the most talented but temperamental players in the game.
He won the U.S. Open in 2000 with a dazzling defeat of Pete Sampras and made a stunning comeback in 2005 to win the Australian Open.
"I should probably have won a couple more but I'm pretty satisfied with what I did," the 29-year-old said.
He will always be remembered for being a fiery volcano who constantly erupted, breaking over 700 rackets on court in sheer frustration. Safin said he could never bottle up his emotions.
"If everything accumulates inside of me, I cannot play," he said.
After all, he argued, Roger Federer "cries after winning and that's a surprising part for me."
Safin, seeded 14th, is the brother of top-ranked Dinara Safina.
"He is honest and he doesn't hide anything," Safina said of her brother. "Like he's not a fake. Like he is how he is, on the court, off the court.
"He has this charisma, this humor," she added. "You cannot learn this. Either you have it or you don't have it."
Andy Roddick advanced to the second round by defeating Jeremy Chardy of France 6-3, 7-6 (3), 4-6, 6-3.
Roddick, seeded sixth, had only nine unforced errors and hit 47 winners, including 21 aces. He improved to 20-3 in tiebreaks this year.
Roddick, the runner-up to Federer in 2004 and 2005, improved to 29-8 at Wimbledon. He and Federer are in opposite halves of the bracket again this year.
Chardy was the 2005 boys' champion.
Tenth seed Fernando Gonzalez, who lost in the semifinals of the French Open after destroying Murray in the quarters, cranked up his nuclear-powered forehand to dispatch surly Russian Teimuraz Gabashvili 7-5, 7-5, 6-3.
The tendinitis in his right knee was clearly bothering him as he opened his grass-court campaign.
"I didn't play great tennis today, I wasn't that happy," said the Chilean slugger, who occasionally let out yells of pain as he stretched for wide balls.
"But I served well which you need to do here. I have pain, big pain, in my knees. It's much worse on the grass and the hard courts than on the clay where you just slide instead of trying to stop," he said.
Apart from one brief hiccup in the second set when a dubious overrule followed by a netted forehand gave his opponent a break of serve and left his racket decidedly out of shape, Gonzalez looked in control.
He had 18 aces while his backhand slice, as much as his flashing forehand, kept Gabashvili guessing.
The Russian's one chance to draw even when he served at 4-3 in the second set came and went in a flash as he dropped serve easily and demolished a racket of his own.
Two games later world No. 88 Gabashvili served to stay in the second set, playing one horrendous backhand volley and serving a double fault to gift Gonzalez a two-set lead.
Olympic singles runner-up Gonzalez sped through the third in quick time but refused to look any further than a second-round meeting with Argentine Leonardo Mayer.
"I would love to play Andy again, I would love to be in the quarterfinals ... but first I have many tough matches before I can think about being here next week," he said.
No. 12 Nikolay Davydenko beat Daniel Evans 6-2, 6-3, 6-3. British wild card Alex Bogdanovic's record at Wimbledon fell to 0-8 when he lost to No. 20 Tomas Berdych 6-3, 6-4, 6-4. Americans Kevin Kim, Bobby Reynolds, Wayne Odesnik and Rajeev Ram lost.
Wimbledon set a single-day attendance record on Tuesday with 45,955 fans.
Information from The Associated Press and Reuters was used in this report.
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I need a new religion. I've come to the conclusion that American-style Christianity sucks. I've just recently realized that that the one I (pretty much) was a member of has decided that they really, really want to make everyone else think like they do - and if you don't, by God, you're going to jail, Bub!
My politics are just not aligned with conventional Christian belief systems, I guess. I'm really getting sick of organized religion getting so deep into the political muck. I'm sick of Mormons and Catholics throwing dollars into the political process to "protect marriage," even when more than 50% of which wind up in Splitsville anyway. I'm tired of hearing them whine about having to dispense birth control from their hospitals to people who want it, on one hand, while with the other they gladly accept Medicare and Medicaid dollars. I get really worked up about both of these "strange bedfellow" religions wanting the human race to breed itself out of existence by having (married) women having as many kids as they biologically can.
All those Protestant preachers on TV railing about "family values," and gay marriage, and godless, European-style socialists, and "lib'ruls" just give me a giant headache, and more than anything make me really mad that they have about as much regard for the message of Jesus as I have for the message of Hitler.
It all came home just a day or two ago when I noticed that a group I've actually given money to, and "marched" with a few years ago, the Susan G. Komen Foundation, decided to withdraw it's funding for Planned Parenthood – ostensibly on the basis that it is "under investigation" - by the Congress of the United States, an investigation begun by the far right wing Republican majority in the House of Representatives, largely because about 3% of the work PP does actually involves abortion.
Adding insult to injury, that porcine governor of New Jersey, Chris Christie, decided to cut Planned Parenthood out of the state budget altogether. Now 7 states have placed some kind of restrictions on Panned Parenthood, an organization absolutely dedicated to women's health issues and whose clients are by a wide majority poor or at least of modest means.
I'm not wild about abortion, but I'll be damned if I'll impose my religion-based ethics on someone else, regardless of whether they're co-religionists or anti-religion, or whatever. Because that's what they're trying to do, I think.
They think, like all true believers, they have all the answers and anyone who disagrees with them is just full of it. Well, they don't, and so I'm out looking for a new religion, although I doubt I'll find one that really suits me.
Maybe I'll start my own. I'll call it Flylooperism. Has a nice ring to it. Just one commandment: Be nice.
I get a tax deduction, too, I think.
Many years ago,the old father of my Canadian girlfriend used to attend Black service because he argued that it was a congregation that knew how to be happy,noisy and creative in their service to worship the Lord.
"Maybe I'll start my own. I'll call it Flylooperism. Has a nice ring to it. Just one commandment: Be nice"
Wouldn't it be great to join these two approaches ?
I am definite your commandment would be heeded.
I am sure we all would have fun dancing ,clapping our hands in rhythm,praying out loud and
"I am sure we all would have fun dancing ,clapping our hands in rhythm,praying out loud and..."
...and having a few cold beers?
As to the political situation you were referring to,it's so brisant and frightening that the best way to cope with the desaster is to laugh.There is a proverb in German"Humor ist wenn man trotzdem lacht"=Humor is when you can laugh despite of all.
If you have time and interest,could we continue this dialogue?
What is happening in the US at present is causing great concern not only for the people living there like you.Are you taking part in the discussions taking place at Jonathan's blogs or of any other OSers
trying to find a way to save the ship from sinking?There are several very good writers on OS.
This is just as funny,in political terms.
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PANAJI: Former chief minister and Congress candidate from Poriem constituency, Pratapsingh Rane, once again silenced his critics who predicted that he will lose to first time BJP candidate Vishwajit Krishnarao Rane. On Tuesday, he created history by being the first politician from Goa to win the assembly elections for the tenth consecutive term.
He polled 13,772 votes, defeating his nearest rival Vishwajit, who bagged 11,225 votes. However, his margin has dropped drastically in this election. Compared to the 2007 assembly election, when his winning margin was 3,736 votes, his margin in this assembly election came down to 2,547.
Rane said, "It is the victory of my electorate. I dedicate my victory to the people of Poriem". But he admitted that he was neither feeling happy nor disappointed with the verdict. "I am not feeling anything," he added.
Born in land-owner family, after obtaining his BBA degree from the USA, Rane joined the Maharastrawadi Gomantak Party (MGP) on the request of then chief minister Dayanand 'Bhausaheb' Bandodkar. In 1972, first-timer Rane was elected from Sattari on the MGP ticket and was inducted as a minister in the government.
Rane served six times as chief minister of Goa - from 1980 to 1985, 1985 to 1989, for three months in 1990, from 1994 to 1999, from Febraury 2005 to March 2005 and from June 2005 to June 2007. Rane joined the Congress party in the mid 1970s and has been a royal soldier of the party since then.
Closely following Rane's example is former Congress chief minister (CM) Digambar Kamat and BJP-MGP chief ministerial candidate Manohar Parrikar. Despite the anti-incumbency factor and the illegal mining issue working against the Congress, Kamat polled 12,041 votes from Margao in this election, winning by a huge margin of 4,452 votes against BJP candidate Rupesh Mahatme. Parrikar polled 11,086 votes from Panaji and beat Congress candidate Yatin Parekh by 6,068 votes.
Kamat, who started his journey in the state legislative assembly by winning on a BJP ticket in 1994, quit the BJP in 2005 to join the Congress. He has been with the Congress since then, and in 2007 he was sworn in as CM. Parrikar was elected on a BJP ticket in 1994 from Panaji and served as CM from 2000 to 2005.
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If you have a Whole Foods in your area, you should ask them if they are getting Pliny, or if they can get it for you. Here is a Interview with Vinnie. What beer do you have to offer in trade?
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A pocket computer was a small calculator-sized handheld programmable computer.
This specific category of computers existed primarily in the 1980s. Manufacturers included Casio, Hewlett-Packard, Sharp, Tandy/Radio Shack (Selling Casio and Sharp models under their own TRS line) and many more.
The programming language was usually BASIC, but some devices offered alternatives. For example the Casio PB-2000 could be programmed in Assembly, BASIC, C, and Lisp.[1] An important feature of pocket computers was that all programming languages were available for the device itself, not downloaded from a cross-compiler on a larger computer.
Though not identical, in principle personal digital assistants, handheld PCs, and programmable calculators serve many of the same functions as the old pocket computers, generally with significantly more computing power in a package the same size or smaller. The main distinction is that more modern designs (with the exception of programmable calculators) usually do not have included programming ability and are usually set up to act as clients of a larger system rather than as self-contained environments of their own, whereas the early pocket computers had their own data storage and input/output facilities such as printers and tape drives.
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Manufacturer | Model |
Casio | FX-702P, FX-850P, FX-880P PB-1000, PB-2000, PB-80, PB-100, PB-500F, PB-770, Z1-GR |
Elektronika | MK 85, MK-85M, MK-90, MK-95, MK-98 |
Kikuichi | PC-A10, PC-A2 |
Olympia | OL-H004 |
Panasonic | RL-H1400 HHC (also sold as Quasar HK-2600TE), RL-H1800 HHC |
Psion Organiser | |
Sharp | PC-1211, PC-1500, PC-1600, Sharp PC-1250, PC-1280, PC-1350, PC-1360, EL-5500III, PC-E500S,[sharp PC-G380|PC-G380] |
Tandy Corporation | Tandy Pocket Computer range |
Texas Instruments | TI-74, TI-74S, TI-95, CC-40 |
Toshiba | IHC-8000 system |
Nixdorf Computer | LK-3000 |
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- ^ Description of the PB-2000 in Caz Pocket Computers
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- R/S Key
- Soviet Calculators Collection (English)
- www.calculators.de – Museum of Pocket Calculating Devices
- www.hpmuseum.org – The Museum of HP Calculators
- sharppocketcomputers.com - Sharp Pocket Computers
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For Kombuchick Inc. owner Leslie Crews, the communal spirit that comes with brewing and sharing kombucha—a probiotic fermented tea—is integral to why she makes it a part of her lifestyle and business. And it's why she sells starter cultures for brewing it online at no profit. When Leslie started transitioning to a raw-food lifestyle, she became determined to brew her own kombucha. Soon enough, she found a starter culture from a woman on the Internet who brought Leslie into her home for a brewing demo—which was the first time Leslie realized the tea's ability to create a communal spirit among its drinkers. Today, she hopes the healthful blends and brews that come from the recipes sold at her store continue to inspire the same sense of gratitude and generosity they spring from. At Leslie's Kombuchick Bar, fizzy tea brews flow from taps or sit tight in bottles in regular and seasonal flavors. Each is blended from organic and fair-trade herbs wherever possible by Leslie, who likens her skill with blending herbs to "someone who knows how to play the piano by ear." A dry green tea-based Bangkok Blazin' melds lemongrass, ginger, and galangal, and a popular winter brew mixes allspice, cloves, and snowman hearts for sips of warm comfort. Depending on the season, the bar also stocks fresh fruit juices to mix with the kombucha on draft. Even the loose-leaf teas sold in her shop are the same she uses at the bar, which she hopes further encourage kombucha brewing in the community alongside her regular three-session brewing classes.
Recently renovated and reopened under new management, Colley Cantina is looking well-rested and colorful as ever. With its return comes a beach-flavored menu that would fit easily between bouts of surfing the waves off of the coast of Baja, Mexico: conch and shrimp fritters, citrus-marinated mojo pork tacos, kogi short rib burritos stuffed with cabbage and sriracha sauce, bacon-wrapped island dogs dappled with mango, jalape?o, and baja sauce. An equally diverse roster of drinks?16 rotating beers and a lineup of specialty sangrias, mojitos, and margaritas?plays nice with the cantina's lively calendar of live music and comedy. Frequent open mics and open band jams give local entertainers a chance to discover the Lennon to their McCartney or find someone willing to be their ventriloquist dummy.
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25 But, brethren, I will not that ye not know this mystery, that ye be not wise to yourselves; for blindness hath fallen a part in Israel, till that the plenty of heathen men entered, [Forsooth, brethren, I will not that ye unknow this mystery, that ye be not wise to yourselves; for blindness hath felled of part in Israel, till the plenty of heathen men entered,] | 25 I do not want you to be ignorant of this mystery, brothers, so that you may not be conceited: Israel has experienced a hardening in part until the full number of the Gentiles has come in. |
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Jose Mourinho was baffled by the paucity of his Internazionale side's display in Sunday's shock 3-1 defeat at mid-table Atalanta.
The former FC Porto and Chelsea manager had no excuses for his team's loss as their lead at the top of the Serie A table was cut to three points.
Inter conceded three goals in the opening 33 minutes and never looked like taking anything from the game despite Zlatan Ibrahimovic's last-gasp consolation goal.
A bemused Mourinho said after the game: "I just cannot explain our first 30 minutes. I am sad and angry.
"I usually like to praise the opposition when my team loses, but this time we played so badly in the first half that I prefer to say we brought this on ourselves.
"I am going to stay quiet and the journalists can use whichever adjectives they like. I could say that they had four shots on goal and netted three, but we just can't give away such ridiculous goals.
"We made too many mistakes and paid for it. However, we cannot forget that we are top of the table at the midway point of the season.
"Perhaps it is time for us to change something about our attitude on the pitch. The inevitable consequence for a team who have made so many mistakes is to change.
"Nonetheless, I am not blaming anyone, I am the face of this side and I am the culprit."
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According to Daines' bill, the Forest Service is required to produce at least half of the sustainable yield of timber each year, putting timber cutting before other uses. This top-down management fiat does not call for a single public meeting.
Contrast it with the bottom-up approach of the spectacularly broad Coalition to Protect the Rocky Mountain Front. The Front is the narrow band of public lands linking the high Rockies to the west to critical public and private winter range to the east.
Building on a base of many years, the coalition accelerated its efforts in 2007, held countless meetings and negotiating sessions with agencies, organizations and individuals, and succeeded in introduction in 2011 by then-Senator Max Baucus of S. 364. The final bipartisan product protects the interests of more than 50 groups ranging from birders to bow hunters, from ranchers to back country horsemen, from fly fishermen to bicycle clubs — and many more.
Supporters of S. 364 sincerely invite Daines to help enact this popular "made-in-Montana" effort. Montanans of today and tomorrow will thank him.
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The Ocoee Region Beekeepers Association elected 2014 officers at the last meeting for the year on Oct. 15 in Benton. Meetings will resume in January. New officers, from left front, are Karon Sluder, recording secretary; Andy and Kristy Cox, librarians; and Ron Stephenson, Board of Directors; and back, Fred Carder, board of directors; Allen Haines, vice president; Jack Snyder, president; Edward Spurling, board of directors; and Art Myers, financial secretary. Johnathan Wagner, not pictured, was also elected to the board of directors. For information about the Ocoee Region Beekeepers Association, call Sluder at 423-338-0239.


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After nearly 20 years of working in radio, being involved in the design process of Westwood One's Washington, DC, studio facility was something of a departure from my experience. I learned that sound isolation, sound deadening and noise elimination are not necessarily a primary focus. In some cases, background noise can be a good thing.
Located at 8403 Colesville Road in Silver Spring, MD, are the offices and studios for Westwood One, Shadow Traffic, Metro Traffic and SmartRoute Systems. On the 15th floor of a 17-story building that resembles a stealth fighter, the offices and studios occupy a combined space of 21,000 square feet, about 7,000 of which are dedicated to 28 sound studios, four television studios and an operations/traffic/news gathering area. The new facility was designed to consolidate Shadow and Metro Traffic operations, which were located in Chevy Chase, MD, Smart-Route Systems (also known in the Washington area as Smart Traveler), which was located in downtown Washington, and Westwood One's administrative offices, which had been located in Arlington, VA. The primary product delivered from the new facility is traffic information to affiliate radio stations. News and information are secondary. For simplicity, I'll refer to all the occupants jointly as Westwood One hereafter.
Early in the design phase, I questioned the fact that the studios were to have standard office walls, doors and windows, and that the HVAC had no special sound isolation. I was skeptical that this would work successfully, but was assured that many of the other traffic facilities we had around the country were built the same way, and all of them worked very well.
Common practice in radio engineering is to strive for the best audio at all times. Despite these efforts, it is not uncommon for programming to complain that the audio is "too clean." Many engineers have used expensive noise-canceling headset mics, wide-band RPU/ICL systems and modified two-way radios, only to be forced to equalize the feed to make it sound like it's not in the studio. Another common scenario is to create a studio with nearly perfect sound-isolation specifications, with superior microphones and processing, only to have the news department run an endless loop sound effects bed under the announcer to make it sound like it's coming from the newsroom.
Unlike a traditional radio studio, there are no monitor speakers in our facility. Sound isolation design in a radio station is to prevent sound from one studio from bleeding out of that studio or into another studio while a mic is open. We know that production talent like to listen to their final product through large monitors with 12-inch woofers driven by a 150W power amplifier. Add the common air-talent practice of cranking that new song in the air studio. This is not the case in a traffic or news studio. In such rooms, the traffic or news announcer is only listening for an IFB or cue from the affiliate station; this is done with headphones. Even with back-to-back studios, the announcer's voice from one room is not a distraction to an announcer in the next room. We take some measures to deaden the sound, such as sealing any penetrations between the rooms and lining the ceiling tiles and adjoining walls with bats of insulation, but the sound level created in the booths is nowhere near that of a typical radio station, and that eliminates the need for an isolated booth.
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As I mentioned above, noise can be a good thing, and to get the sound of a working newsroom or traffic center on the air, many of the Westwood One studios are designed to face the operations desk where information is gathered. Many announcers leave the studio doors open so that they can easily communicate with the producers who update them minute-by-minute of traffic conditions. All of these added audio sources also come through on the air.
All cabling is a home run from each studio to a central rack room. SAS 32000 routers route each studio to the affiliate station and handle IFB routing. An announcer can be in any booth in the facility and feed any affiliate station by selecting it on the program router. This offers complete redundancy in the event of an equipment failure in a booth. Stations that cannot be monitored off air or require a feed pre-delay IFB have dedicated lines that can be routed to the studios using the IFB panel. In the Washington market, we feed 37 stations with dedicated audio loops provided by Verizon, and a few have return loops for IFB. We also use ISDN and standard phone couplers for IFB returns.
The rack room relies on backup power from a 15kVA Best UPS, and the entire facility is connected to a 150kW generator. Since the building air conditioning only runs during business hours, a 35-ton supplemental air conditioning unit was installed to provide climate control. It uses an electronic variable air volume system to allow individual temperature control in the studios and operations center.
Each booth is equipped with a Dixon NM 250 mic mixer, which in addition to standard balanced-line outputs, has unbalanced inputs and outputs, eliminating the need for an impedance-matching box to connect our MetroSource computers and their standard PC audio card. The Dixon mixer also has remote switching capability for mic on/off control and control of external sources. It has three buses, one program, one monitor and a mix-minus for the phones.
The booth also has a Sennheiser 421 microphone, a program router control panel, an IFB control panel (with monitor speaker), a Telos hybrid, a VCR and television, a tuner, cassette deck, and a MetroSource computer.
The MetroSource computer serves a few functions. First, it runs the MetroSource software, the newswire service that Westwood One originates from our Phoenix newscenter. The MetroSource computer takes the place of a reel-to-reel recorder to record and edit in each room. It also serves as the system to distribute traffic information data to each studio from the producer's area. Information is input into the producer's computer and is made available to all studios.
The operations desk is where all of the information is gathered. Two-way radios provide communication with the three aircraft we fly and the two mobile ground reporters during morning and afternoon drive. Scanners supply the ability to listen to police and other emergency services for tips on conditions. Video feeds come from the Virginia Department of Transportation, Maryland Department of Transportation and from WW1's own five cameras placed around the Washington metro. The DOT cameras can be remotely switched, giving access to a total of 50 cameras. Co-locating Smart Traveler adds another six cameras.
TV-1 fiber lines provided by Verizon transmit many of these video feeds and provide connectivity to the local TV stations. A few of the feeds come in via microwave, and many of the images we access are used on the air of the television stations during the reports. Each TV studio has a local video switcher that allows the talent to switch between their own camera, the various traffic cameras and maps of the local area showing trouble spots. An in-house video modulator system provides feeds of all of the cameras to each studio through the in-house cable system. This allows the announcers to see what is actually happening.
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Smart Traveler, which also has producers at the operations desk, translates the information it gathers into content used for the Internet and for on-demand dial-in telephone access. Information entered into the Smart Traveler system is translated from text to voice by an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system. We also have the ability for announcers to record information in real time into the system, so callers will get a human voice instead of a computer-generated voice.
Pulling together a move of this magnitude was no small feat. We started by planning well. The key planners were John Frawley, VP of operations for Metro/Shadow, Trevor Marriot, director of engineering and our architect, Marc Behrman of Interplan in Washington, DC, and me. Next, we selected a general contractor, Bob Ellingwood, owner of Patwood Construction, who was familiar with local codes and building practices. We depended on Orlando-based Balsys, a studio installation firm run by Tom Bohannon and Larry Lemoray, for the pre-wiring and installation of all radio equipment. Video installation was handled by DSI RF systems and included connection of all the cameras, studio switchers, TV stations, microwave paths and fiber-optic lines in and out of the facility. Our in-house manager of telecommunications, Dick Owen, ordered and supervised the cutover of all dedicated audio circuits, POTS lines, Centrex, ISDN and video fiber.
The Smart Traveler computer systems and studio equipment move was arranged by Peter Sturgis, director of operations and Wendy Richtor, system administrator. We combined all operations onto the mainframe relay line in the facility, which connects Smart Traveler to the Internet for Web content and Metrosource for our news feeds to our main office in Phoenix.
Westwood One knows what it takes to provide traffic and information to its affiliates and customers. When you hear a reporter on a radio station doing the traffic, there's a good chance it is originating from a facility similar to the one here in Washington.
Conrad Trautmann, CPBE, is vice president of engineering for Westwood One, New York.
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IOWA CITY (CBS 2/FOX 28) -- Move-in week at the University of Iowa starts this Saturday, and the school wants students to be aware of some challenges they may face during that time.
Fewer than 100 new students will be placed in expanded housing, where the university converts residence hall lounges into big bedrooms to accommodate for housing overflow, said Assistant Vice President of Student Life Von Stange.
Around 400 returning students will be put up in off-campus apartments, paid for by Iowa, Stange said.
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2 You'll receive the same judgment you give. Whatever you deal out will be dealt out to you. | 2 For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. |
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Neil Patrick Harris is hosting this year's Emmy Awards again, back by popular demand. Check out our favorite hosting moments from Neil's career and see if your picks made the list.