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By Andrew Goldstein. News, Issue 201, April 2009Published online: 08 April 2009
NEW YORK. Lawyers for Richard Prince and his dealer Larry Gagosian have responded to a copyright-infringement lawsuit filed by French photographer Patrick Cariou, vigorously arguing that Prince's appropriation of Cariou's photographs of Rastafarians for a recent series of paintings is protected under the US doctrine of "fair use".
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The suit, filed in New York after Gagosian displayed the paintings in a show titled "Canal Zone" (8 November-20 December 2008), alleges that the defendants made unauthorised use of images from Cariou's 2000 book Yes Rasta, an ethnographic survey of Rastafarian culture that the photographer assembled during a decade of research in the mountains of Jamaica. The Rizzoli publishing house, which co-produced the "Canal Zone" catalogue and was also named in the suit, filed a response denying that it distributes the book and claiming indemnity.Cariou's lawsuit is seeking unspecified damages as well as the "impounding, destruction, or other disposition" of all 22 paintings in the series—which combines the Rastafarian images with pornography and expressionistic brushwork—as well as all unsold catalogues and preparatory materials. In their answer to Cariou's suit, Gagosian's lawyers assert that Prince's incorporation of the photographs is allowable under fair use, which permits the limited reproduction of copyright material for creative purposes. "Cariou's copyrighted works," the response states, "are factually based in that they are real-life photographs of Rastafarians as they appear in their native environments, whereas the works of art by Prince utilise small portions of the photographs, together with other images and media, to create a new and unique work which comments upon certain aspects of culture." Gagosian's filing further claims that "the creation and exhibition of Prince's works was not commercially exploitative, was justified with a genuine creative rationale, and was done without bad faith".In his response, Prince, a renowned appropriation artist who frequently uses others' imagery in his work, argued that the photographs in Yes Rasta are not "'strikingly original' or 'distinctive' in nature", and that his "transformative" uses of the photographs were "done in good faith and reflect established artistic practices". Prince's answer furthermore stated that his appropriation, which he claims is sanctioned under fair use, "poses no harm to the value of such photographs and any market value relating to the photographs has… been enhanced rather than decreased". Lawyers for Prince and Rizzoli declined to comment, and Gagosian's representation did not return phone calls. Prince was sued in the 1980s for copyright infringement related to another photographer's work; the lawsuit, lodged by Garry Gross, was reportedly settled out of court.In a telephone conversation, Cariou, who is based in Paris, bridled at the claim that Prince only used a small portion of his Yes Rasta photographs. "In my lawyer's opinion and others' opinion, this case goes way beyond fair use," he said. "They used 30 pictures of mine. If you've seen the 'Canal Zone' book, it starts with Rasta, it ends with Rasta—it is the centrality of it, there is no question." According to Cariou, the suit has now advanced to the discovery phase, during which his lawyer will try to ascertain how much money the defendants earned from the paintings, among other matters. Gagosian's filing states that eight paintings from the series were sold, and Cariou says they were priced between $1.5m and $3m each. To Cariou, the defendants' response has been "extremely arrogant", particularly the claim that his work is not distinctive or original. "I laughed," he said. "I could be a really bad photographer, but in that case why did you use 30 of my pictures?" Cariou says that he has already received a "settlement proposal" that he would consider for a "just" amount. "But it's a big number we're talking about," he says.
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It's worth noting that Cariou did not create the photographs in a vacuum. Yet the Rasta receives no consideration, and very likely, little or no recompense, in the same way that we whose expressions and lives are photographed or filmed and commodified by news agencies the world over, are entirely absent from contemporary equations of copyright and profit. The Rasta, whose self-composition is an inextricable aspect of living, is denigrated as an artist by the very institution of copyright, highlighting the absence of a rigorous concept of creation in the theoretical foundations of copyright legislation. http://www.metamute.org/en/news_and_analysis/patrick_cariou_versus_richard_prince_original_versus_copy
22 Mar 11 14:44 CET
This new ruling by the judge opens up a whole can of worms... if you think of how often design objects, images and photographs are incorporated into artworks, one can quickly see how this can spiral out of control... Must we really set up "percentage" guidelines in usage laws???... What do we do with the whole sector of art surrounding found objects??? The defendant in this case is not passing off the photographs as his own, he is incorporating images from a book into his own creations... if this is illegal, then we need to warn every person who has ever performed decopage on something they may be sued... It seems this lawsuit is mostly about the large sums of money, and an artist who has been offended...
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Prince is right. If he believes the original photographs are inferior, boring, and that he has made them better, more interesting, than who can argue with him? This is insane and frustrating, but why should "art" be any less insane and frustrating as anything else in life? Money? Who cares. What a planet...
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I feel your pain Bodine. I'm more than likely heading on deployment also sometime in the August-October timeframe. It sucks.
Must now play Assassins Creed Revelations. Think I'll wait till Tuesday to buy it though. Till then I've got plenty of other games to hold me over.
Next week is going to be SO busy. Getting ready for NTC, which means we're going to be stuck training in a hot ass desert in the middle of nowhere California. No buena. For a month too. Oh well, at least after that we won't have anything else big scheduled. At least not until Afghanistan this fall, which I still pray is well after Assassins Creed III is released.
I feel your pain Bodine. I'm more than likely heading on deployment also sometime in the August-October timeframe. It sucks.
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Hah, for sure. Unfortunately since the Corps is pulling out a little earlier than everyone else there is no guarantee I'm heading to Afghan, more than likely living on a ship for 6-9 months with the Navy doing joint training with other militaries (not looking forward to that). Beyond that I don't know much because of OPSEC of course, but if you ever see a Marine named Stapleton don't be shy!
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It's pretty genuine, according to the rest of the guys. No Episode 3 this year either. Again.
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Playing Revelations. The control setup change and less fluid game play compared to others in the series irk the hell out of me.
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What say you electricians? How high should the service panel be from floor level? We have no inspections here, so that's not a problem. I just don't need to be mocked by all the electrical nazi's on here when I post a pic of my brew shed insides. And is there any problem if I decide to extend my cold room, it being in there? Temp's in the mid 40's. Thanks.
Don't know about height, but temp shouldn't be a problem. Ever been in a Server room? Those places are freezing!! The electrics like it cold.
I don't think there is a code for the height. I always put panels at an easy working height for when i am wiring them up. usaually the bottom of the panel starting at just above waist height. (that is for full length panels) If you are using a smaller sub panel, i would put it at chest height. As for the cold. Like IrregularPulse said. Electric components love the cold. There is no problems putting it in a room 40 degrees. I wish my air conditioner keep my server room at 40. It costs us enough to keep it at 60.
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The only thing I know is they need 3' or some-such space in all directions for access. I.e., can't be stacked behind stuff. I haven't heard a height one, but I am sure the NEC has a range.
Found this on another questions and answer site.
There are all sorts of requirements under NEC but 3' min above finished floor is a good standard for the bottom the panel.
So I stumped the County Code guys. (I work on the same floor as the code inspectors. I fix their computers.) They got out their IRC code books and could not find anything. They suggested calling the state electrical code inspector for the area. I imagine he will probably tell me what I posted earlier from the NEC book.


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UK inflation rate rises in July, ONS says
Prices in the UK were 2.6% higher in July than a year earlier, official figures have shown.
The annual inflation rate as measured by the Consumer Prices Index had stood at 2.4% in June, the Office for National Statistics said.
The unexpectedly large rise in the latest rate of inflation was due to higher air fares and housing costs.
A lower monthly drop in clothing prices, due to earlier summer sales, also helped boost the headline figure.
Retailers began their discounting in June - earlier than usual - because of the unseasonably wet weather, meaning clothing prices were not as low as usual in July.
It was the first time since March that the CPI figure had risen. That surprised analysts, who had expected prices to be rising at a slower rate.
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Meanwhile the Retail Prices Index, which includes housing costs and is calculated differently to CPI, rose to 3.2% from 2.8% in June.
This was bad news for commuters in England and Scotland as next year's rail fares are pegged to the July RPI figure.
Some English fares will rise by 6.2% - which is calculated as RPI plus 3% - about double the rate of inflation. In Scotland, they will go up by RPI plus 1%, while Wales has yet to set a figure for its increase.
The biggest factor in the increase in CPI was air fare prices, which rose 21.7% on the month, as flights to European destinations increased, said the ONS.
Another significant factor was the purchase of second-hand cars, but the rise was partially offset by falling fuel prices.
A slight increase in rents also helped push the overall index higher, followed by alcohol and tobacco, food, restaurants and leisure, official data showed.
A sharp increase in air fares was a large factor in this surprise rise in the rate of inflation, another was that shops brought forward sales earlier in the year.
That depressed prices for things like clothes and footwear a few months ago, giving the impression that inflation was on a firm downward path.
But it is rising again now which will be a grave disappointment to the Bank of England and the government and a real blow to many rail users.
That's because this is tenth year in a row that train fares will rise by more than inflation. From January, ticket prices in England will rise by a total of 6.2% when many people are seeing their wages squeezed by the continuing recession.
That factor is also of wider concern, as it had been hoped that as the inflation rate fell towards the level that wages are increasing, the squeeze on consumers' spending power would reduce, helping them to spend more and so boost economic growth. But higher inflation now means that is less likely to happen.
The smallest monthly fall in clothing and shoe prices in recent years lay behind the higher CPI figure, as stores brought their summer sales forward to June following the rainy weather.
The CPI inflation rate has fallen from a peak of 5.2% in September mainly driven by a drop in fuel prices due to a weak global economy.
"Any increase is disappointing," said a Treasury spokesperson.
"The government knows how tough things are for families at the moment and that is why we have reduced income tax, and frozen both council tax and fuel duty."
Shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, Rachel Reeves, said: "People on low and middle incomes are paying a heavy price for failed economic policies which have pushed us into a double-dip recession including a VAT increase which has hiked prices and squeezed family budgets.
"That's why we urgently need a change of course and a plan for jobs and growth to get our economy moving again."
'Downward trend'Analysts say the surprise uptick in July's inflation rate should not prevent the Bank of England from implementing further stimulus measures in the coming months, even though they can be inflationary.
The Bank slashed its growth forecast for the year last week to zero, but left open the door to a further interest rate cut in November.
"The outcome is higher than expected, but in our view, it should not be considered as the harbinger of rising underlying pressures," said Annalisa Piazza of Newedge Strategy.
"Today's inflation report is not expected to be an obstacle for further policy action in the coming months, as CPI is still expected to remain [close to] the 2% target in the medium term."
David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said he expected inflation to fall to about 2% by the end of the year, relieving the squeeze on businesses and household consumption.
However, he warned of continuing upward pressures on inflation because of the recent surge in world food prices.
The July figures "show that there is no room for complacency", he said.


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http://www.ceo.kerala.gov.in is the official website of Kerala Chief Electoral Officer from which Kerala Voters ID Registration can be done online.
People of Kerala who had completed their 18 Years of Age can Register online for Voters Identity Card through the website http://www.ceo.kerala.gov.in/eregistration.html and register themselves.
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Rosemary Roasted Potatoes
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 8 min
- Prep:
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- Cook:
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Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Cut the potatoes in half or quarters and place in a bowl with the olive oil, salt, pepper, garlic and rosemary; toss until the potatoes are well coated. Dump the potatoes on a baking sheet and spread out into 1 layer; roast in the oven for at least 1 hour, or until browned and crisp. Flip twice with a spatula during cooking to ensure even browning.
Remove the potatoes from the oven, season to taste, and serve.
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Archie Launches New Quarterly Reprint Magazine
- Posted by Johanna on October 30, 2012 at 3:25 pm
- Category: Archie Comics
Out tomorrow in comic stores is the first issue of new publication Archie Comics Super Special Magazine.
The "foil enhanced" cover, drawn by Dan Parent, is shown here. The magazine is intended to be released quarterly (but then, publisher Archie Comics intended to put out a Veronica & Betty magazine two years ago that never appeared). Most of the content is reprints, described as "the greatest Christmas stories from the Archie vault", as well as one story new to print, "Betty and Veronica Save Christmas (or Not!)". That tale was previously available digitally two years ago.
Based on this contents page, in addition to the comics, there will also be a few fashion pages, a creator spotlight on Dan Parent, and a small number of features — although I'm suspicious that "Graphic Novel-PALOOZA" and "Archie Swag" are really ads masquerading as news. The whole package is 128 pages for $9.99, making it similar to a small collection, although as a magazine, it can be rolled up and stuck in a stocking.
I'll leave you with these two preview pages of the Josie story, because the uncredited Dan DeCarlo could really draw Melody.
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- Anthony Says:
October 30, 2012 at 9:10 PMGuess the magazine-sized comics format seen with "Life With Archie" and what Marvel and Bongo are doing is a success? Or easier to get onto newsstands for vendors who won't carry comics otherwise?
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October 31, 2012 at 1:46 PMTo be fair, it looks like all the creators (DeCarlo included) are credited on the contents page in the lower left corner.
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October 31, 2012 at 2:11 PMYes, but that doesn't let us know who did which story, or what they did on it.


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Whatever the Gulf War will do to the political geography of the Middle East and the world, the war changed the landscape of the American and international news media forever. The clear winner is Cable News Network, in ratings, name recognition, praise, even envy. CNN has become the international channel of choice.
When Iraqi foreign minister Tariq Aziz was asked if he was familiar with a pronouncement by President Bush, he sarcastically answered that he also watched CNN. Dan Quayle boasted that if you want "to know how successful the air campaign is... watch CNN."
Compelled by the highly competitive domestic market, CNN chose an international newsgathering and dissemination strategy. Through a complex system of foreign bureaus, barter agreements, and satellite hook-ups, it has established a network that circulates materials from and among many countries, including those traditionally shunned by the regular networks. This has given CNN a presence in Iraq that its other American competitors can't match.
The U.S. has become accustomed to a dominant position in the flow of international information. As the Gulf war unfolded, CNN's established system of two-way communication became a thorn in the side of the Pentagon, which would have loved to keep information flowing from the U.S. outward only. While statements and even images provided by the Iraqi government are easily dismissed, eyewitness reports by Western journalists were harder for the U.S. to counter. CNN Baghdad correspondent Peter Arnett therefore became the target for the frustration of the U.S. government and right wing.
The Arnett Syndrome
Consistent with CNN's international emphasis, Arnett did not join other network correspondents on the next flight out when the U.S. government warned them to leave Baghdad. During the early days, he provided the only voice from the country on the receiving end of the air war; indeed, the only reminder that there was a receiving end. While his first reports, depicting Baghdad markets functioning normally, played into U.S. government denials of Iraqi casualties, the journalist-behind-enemy-lines received a flood of accusations that in not pulling out, he became a propagandist for Saddam Hussein.
His first controversial story was his report that an alleged chemical weapons plant destroyed by bombing was, in fact, a baby milk factory that supplied many countries in the Arab world. Arnett reported seeing no barbed wire or other indications that the plant had any military purpose. While Arnett was ridiculed by commentators as an Iraqi dupe, the German architects of the factory indicated it would be impossible for the building to have been used for chemical weapons manufacturing (Washington Post, 2/8/91), and Nestle confirmed that the plant was a competitor to their own infant formula (Weekend Australian, 1/26/91).
His eyewitness reports on the destruction of Baghdad earned him vitriolic criticisms, not just from right-wing figures like Sen. Alan Simpson, but also from mainstream media critics like the Washington Post's Tom Shales, who (2/16/91) described "Arnett's Syndrome" as "a seemingly inexhaustible concern for the welfare of the Iraqis."
The spin in numerous media reports was that images of the destruction of Baghdad are part of a "campaign of psychological warfare" against the American public designed to "weaken our resolve." The obsession with the idea of Iraqi propaganda stood in sharp contrast to the media's overlooking of the far more effective U.S. propaganda campaign. NBC's Bryant Gumbel gazes slyly at footage of Arnett's interview with Hussein, then asks NBC's "psychological expert," "Is he saying that for our benefit?" Such questions are never asked, of course, of U.S. leaders.
CNN repeatedly warned about Iraqi censorship in a forceful if not fixated manner. A story on CNN by Independent Television Network reporter Brent Sadler is introduced with: "Keep in mind an Iraqi official monitored him." Sadler himself repeats the caveat as the story begins: "All media, including ITN, have to operate under Iraqi control." And when the anchor returns: "And again this reminder: Brent Sadler's report is subject to Iraqi censorship." All these things could also have been said of reporters in Saudi Arabia, who were restricted, monitored and censored by the Pentagon, perhaps to a greater degree than in Iraq. A Western journalist interviewed by Sadler in the segment described above asserts, "Most things, apart from straight military information, you can report from here. Censorship here is exaggerated."
Patriotism: CNN's Last Refuge
CNN, defensive over charges that correspondent Peter Arnett was spreading Iraqi propaganda, often bent over backward to promote the media version of patriotism—i.e., flag-waving and war support. An extreme example was a February 15 "Special Assignment" on patriotism in which CNN wrapped itself in the flag with a vengeance.
"The flags are everywhere and on everything and with everybody," reported CNN's Mark Feldstein. "In Duluth, flags flap in unison—harmony in a fresh breeze. In San Diego, a human flag—a grand gesture, a statement of solidarity."
The segment was persistently partisan, linking endless shots of flags to a bunting-draped portrait of George Bush. Used as background music, without identification, was the 1988 Republican campaign song.
There was not a single suggestion that anyone opposed the war—only that in the "troubled past" (represented by a burning flag superimposed over the Vietnam Memorial) U.S. soldiers were "abandoned." African-Americans, who persistently expressed more opposition to the Bush policy than whites, were featured prominently in the pro-war imagery.
When the segment presented a commercial for Boeing as an example of the use of patriotic imagery, it was difficult to tell where CNN stopped and the commercial began—except that Boeing's film quality was higher.
As pictures of helicopters, tanks and soldiers giving the thumbs-up sign appeared, Feldstein says, "Those images have fueled America's new outpouring of patriotism." He did not examine how reports like his fueled the war effort.
Stories from Baghdad illustrate that journalists do know how to be skeptical and can actually point out propaganda strategies. Sadler himself sounds like a psychological warfare expert: "In terms of media imagery, this kind of routine scene at a Baghdad market is important for Iraqi propaganda. The sale of birds...is used to illustrate an atmosphere of calm and resolve." The effects of Pentagon propaganda might be diminished if it were introduced in a like manner. But mainstream journalists in Washington will never acknowledge that they are being used by a sophisticated system of opinion manipulation that is totally out of Saddam Hussein's league. With all the focus on Arnett and Baghdad, it is the White House and Pentagon psychological operations that provide the overwhelming bulk of CNN's round-the-clock coverage.
24 Hours of What?
One of the traditional laments about network news has been that a half-hour program is simply not long enough to explain complex national and international affairs, and that the segment format is inadequate for the presentation of background and analysis. CNN has the luxury of 24 hours, time that could presumably be filled with more background and analytical information than the networks ever dreamed of.
But CNN does not present any greater depth of coverage. All Gulf coverage radiated from the narrowly defined military operation, with hours filled with tedious haggling over minute details of activities in the "theater of operation" and endless speculation on battle strategies.
After presenting the speeches, briefings and addresses of U.S. officials live, CNN excerpted segments in wrap-ups that were repeated throughout the day with very little additional information: Mainly, they present soundbites, like James Baker saying we are fighting "a just war in a just way," or Bush stating, "so that peace will prevail, we will prevail." The analyses and assumptions of the leaders' statements are not even discussed, much less challenged. Nor is any attempt made to put political decisions in a historical context.
It might be argued that analysis and history are inappropriate for CNN's "video wire service" format. However, they do report particular historical perspectives: One long segment featured the history and development of military tanks, broadcast live from Fort Knox's World War II museum. In-depth military reporting was also propelled into the future, with an "analytical" report on what the fighter planes of the 21st century and the even higher tech "war of the future" will look like.
What the expanded format amounts to in most cases is the uninterrupted, unchallenged dissemination of longer and more frequent versions of the U.S. government perspective. So it is true that CNN presents the world to the world, but through U.S. eyes.
A strange schizophrenia took hold after watching CNN for any length of time. Eyewitness reports from Baghdad would show images of the destruction of the bombing and its impact on civilian life. A reporter would stand in front of a destroyed bridge and comment, "Its loss will further complicate the lives of civilians here." Later at a press briefing, officers would show aerial photos of hits on the same bridge, now unquestioningly referred to as a military target. Then a later report would state that Iraq is "stepping up its claims" of civilian casualties: 150 dead, 35 of them children. This would be followed by the disclaimer that "extreme efforts are being made to avoid civilian casualties."
The muddled, incongruous, often irreconcilable nature of CNN coverage can be maddening. But the alert viewer could at least see that there was a perspective on the war beyond the carefully tailored view of the Pentagon information managers.
Robin Andersen and Paolo Carpignano teach communications at Fordham University.


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Distinguishing the difference between feelings of guilt and remorse can be crucial to the both spouses understanding of the healing process. In this article we explore the differences and their implications for recovery.
Not long after my partner confessed his affair to me and told me about the other womans pregnancy, he fell into a deep depression. He was a nightmare to live with and we came very close to ending it there and then. I could never put my finger on exactly what it was that drove me crazy about that time until one of our forum members posted the following to explain the difference between guilt and remorse.
It had always seemed to me that the guilt my husband felt had very much more to do with his pain and his loss rather than for any pain or loss he caused me and that lead to a great deal of resentment on my part and a delay in our recovery of some time. I should explain that when I say his pain and his loss, i do not mean any pain he experienced in the "break up" of the affair, rather the pain he suffered when he realized that he was not the person that he had always thought he was. His self image was changed and not for the better. I think it is relatively normal for a wayward spouse to go through a period of guilt, where they realize in one of those inconvenient moments of clarity, just how far into the gutter they have allowed themselves to fall BUT an emotionally mature person, one who really is committed to gaining back what they stand on the verge of losing, will work to move beyond that, face up to the realities of the situation and find true remorse. I wish every formally wayward spouse well on this journey. For those who need some direction, the following may be helpful;


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This is another one of my favorite body washes from caress. It smells so amazing and I find it does leave some shimmer to your skin once you get out of the shower but it didn't bother me. It left my skin so soft along with the evenly gorgeous body wash that also left my skin soft as well. I will definitely repurchase this product.
Caress Endless Kiss is a moisturizing body wash in a vanilla sandalwood scent. It's lovely in the bottle, being a cream color with black specks in it to call to mind vanilla ice cream. It has a creamy lather that leaves the skin soft, and in that regard it is just as effective as body washes I have used that have cost three times what this one does. The fragrance is actually rather subtle. If you're looking for a deodorizing body wash with high fragrance this might not be your cuppa. However, if you use a perfume with vanilla and sandalwood notes and you want a body wash that won't create a competing counter note, Endless Kiss might be what you're looking for.
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Let me start by saying that this is a first impression. I freaking love this stuff! It smells absolutely heavenly. I thought it smelled a bit odd in the bottle, more like sandalwood and less like vanilla, but in the shower it smells like a vanilla paradise. Not to mention that this product is also very hydrating; I have very dry legs and I didn't expect much from this, but they currently feel like butter. Also, the lovely scent seems to linger because it has been like three hours since I showered and I can still smell the soft, warm scent on my skin a bit. The smell is very comforting and I think I am really going to enjoy this product. I'll update this after I have gotten through most of the bottle so that I can give a more detailed review!
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This body wash is one of my favorites, it is very moisturizing and leaves a nice scent on your skin long after you step out of the shower. I love the smell of vanilla and sandalwood and this body wash combines those two scents beautifully.
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Love love love the wonderfull smell. Really does feel like and smell like a yummy kiss that you never want to end. Makes me feel warm and clean and is super creamy and moisturizing.
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I was looking for another Caress scent or a St. Ives vanilla, but this was the only vanilla body wash. I smelled it for a few minutes to see if I liked it. I'm not sure if it smells like vanilla, or maybe the sandalwood dominates the scent. It somewhat reminds me of the scent of shea butter, with sandalwood instead of a creamy vanilla. I was caught between buying this and the one with brown sugar. Update: I like the scent even more now. In the shower it develops into a better scent than just smelling the bottle. I got the creamy vanilla part after all. I will be buying this again several times.
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Whenever I cross into the U.S. I pick up Caress body wash since it isn't available in Canada. I absolutely love Evenly Gorgeous. I decided to pick up the Endless Kiss for a change. It smells nice, but I am finding it quite drying. I also didn't find it to lather up as much as the Evenly Gorgeous. I will use it up, but I am going to stick with my much loved Evenly Gorgeous.


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Is that not one of the best movies made in 2000s or is it just me? I LOVE that movie! I watched it...again the other night and I enjoyed it soooooooooooooo much. I can't even describe in words how much I enjoyed. I just did, you know? And that part where Evey is reading the gay woman's story is so beautiful. I just...I don't know how in the world to describe it. It just sort of touched me. It is so well done. It just really got to me this time. Ahhh....and I was watching it with my mom and I was almost just waiting for her to say something but...she didn't. The woman kiss. Twice! And she didn't say anything. No "eww"...nothing. It was great...and I think it's a first! Woo!
And Evey's guy friend was queer too! I don't even know if I caught that the first time I watched it but I certainly did this time. I wish more movies would be not only this inclusive of queer people but also this positive about us too.
I love tha movie!!!! I went as V for halloween a couple years ago!!! It was amazing. My V masque is hanging on my wall.
Cloudy with a chance of meatballs
That's awesome! I'd love to have one of those masks.
Once upon a time I ripped the wings from my spine
But when I hide inside your eyes I still pretend that I can fly
That movie is one of my favorites! Its amazing I do agree. I got the graphic novel for my birthday. :)
I haven't read the book yet....but I'm thinking about maybe checking it out of the library sometime. Is it worth it?
Once upon a time I ripped the wings from my spine
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We have flights, accommodation and tickets to give away.
The second annual Great American Techno Festival is just around the corner. Due to land in Denver on September 13th, the four-day event will play host to an assorted cast of local and interstate names across several of the city's club spaces, with Detroit's Keven Saunderson and Buffalo's Mike Parker among those at the top of the bill. The long list of confirmed acts also includes John Tejada, Drumcell and Raiz from California, Sandwell District producer Rrose and Brooklyn's Donor. Additionally, organisers have enlisted a hefty batch of Denver locals for slots (Mick Finesse, Brandon Brown and Greg Eversoul are three of those).
We'd like to send an RA reader to the party with a friend. One winner will receive two festival passes, return travel for two from anywhere in the United States to Denver (thanks to Southwest Airlines) and three nights accommodation for two at the ultra-suave Jet Hotel in the city's lower downtown district. But if you miss out on the main prize, don't sweat it. One runner up will receive a full version of Ableton Live 8, while another will receive $50 in Beatport store credit. Not bad, right?
One grand-prize winner will receive:
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Entered. I love RA for reasons such as this.
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Rrose was absolutely ridiculous last night. Easy the best techno I have heard all year. Dude (who looks like a lady btw) is going places.
In other news - I just finished this track:
Think you guys will dig this one.
Rrose is a spectacular live act. Definitely in my top 3 for the year.
In no particular order: Rrose, AtomTM & Tobias, Svengalisghost
For those unfamiliar w/ Svengalisghost ...
^ that was SUCH a good show.
panels and workshops with the likes of KMS, Habersham and Drumcell: http://gatf.us/program/workshops-and-panels/
would love to have you guys out 8^)
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svengalisghost looks awesome! thanks for sharing
This thread, to be honest. I'm with you. I like didn't even know that RRose was releasing anything until it popped in here.
Personally, I don't know of any website's that compile new/upcoming techno releases. I just follow labels and artists, dig through Discogs, search through What.cd, a few blogs/websites like Smoke Machine/TEA/FACT/RA, and a bunch of other smaller blogs that I 'like' on Facebook. It's just a matter of keeping up with the same watering holes. I would definitely attribute the lack of an aggregator to the sheer volume of releases, I mean there is too much shit coming out all the time.
Edit: And this thread helps too.
Yeah this thread is great. I also have a couple of close friends whose taste I trust. I would be all in for a website of that kind.
This one sounds great slowed down a bit. Found in Morphosis' FACT mix from a while back.
High hopes for Blawan's new EP. Buy it on wax here.
Why they hide their bodies under mah guhrage?
The guy is on fire atm. Incredible producer.
The fact that he hasn't made it stateside in ages concerns me. I smell visa problems; it certainly can't be for lack of interest on the part of US promoters.
Seems to be eliciting strong reactions both positive and negative.
Boiler Room. Christian Löffler on right now
2000 2100: Christian Löffler
2100 2200: Mano Le Tough
2200 2300: Tevo Howard
2300 0000: DJ Hell
0000 0100: Jimmy Edgar B2B Scuba
0100 0200: Cosmin TRG B2B Efdemin
And my <3 Mano is about to start!
I had a feeling you'd be excited :)
Christian Löffler had a great opener. Never heard of him before but definitely on my radar now.
Graah, the sound isn't working on my computer at work. Maybe he'll put it up on soundcloud.
Oooh this is nice. Looking forward to Cosmin TRG b2b with Efdemin. I fucking love Efdemin.
Boiler Room usually hosts the stream on their site afterwards. Mano the tough was solid.
Please let "Grim Rapist Techno" be the next hot upcoming thing.
^^ worth a listen.
also - new Peter Van Hoesen is srs bsns.
seeking counsel:
Andy Stott or a Peter Van Hoesen extended set on a much better system
which show wins ...
Who is the "rarer" of the two? In other words, who plays in the US less often? That would probably inform my decision the most, but that's probably not the answer you were looking for :P
Hasn't PvH played here twice in the last year? I didn't think he was very interesting last time, either.


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Using a soft toothbrush is a good idea for you, but flossing is very important and may be the best thing for you. Your gums are soft and until you do enough flossing they will continue to bleed.
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A good time, by definition, is a random blessing, something that cannot be engineered, lived secondhand, or brought into being by courtesy treatment. The most fun I ever had in a club was during a lame early-Eighties period in New York, when I asked a terminally hip creature in black where I might be able to hear some jazz. With absolute contempt, he muttered, "Why don't you just go to Bloomingdale's." Amazingly enough, he took pity on me and brought me along to the early Mudd Club. As a schlub tourist from Coral Gables, I had to pay top dollar at the door and withstand more sneering, but I was right at the heart of nightclub history, watching people shoot up in the bathrooms and dancing to the Who's "My Generation." Nothing since has matched the perfection of that evening.
Good and bad, you become what you behold, and I've seen too much: the rise and fall of various South Beach stars, the resurgence of heroin, the new order of money and celebrity. My first story for New Times, well before the first "Swelter" column, concerned a New York press junket to the Fontainebleau Hilton. The idea of spending two consecutive nights with such trivial people was inconceivable then, but now I gossip with the best, dwell on the petty, and consider some of that same group to be colleagues and friends. Among other things, the first "Swelter" featured a Linda Bedell save-the-whales party at the old Island Club, the first inklings of Hippodrome hype, which opened and closed in a week -- the space is now the Kremlin. There was a bit of froth on the Butter Club, at the site of the current Bash. Those were the days, the ballyhooed pioneer era, although a lot of it had to do with people who were fabulous for no good reason, save for their capacity to snare drink tickets.
But we were all a kind of extended family then. Some, like James St. James and Craig Coleman, have vanished or died. Others got jobs, married and had kids, and stopped going out. Most of us, though, are still around and still working it: Tara Solomon, a lady then and now; Andrew Delaplaine, George Tamsitt, and Louis Canales, tough souls one and all. A thousand glittering nights on the town, a feast of pop history -- South Beach is an entirely different place now. No real regrets, though if I'd bought real estate then, some trashy journalist might have been putting my name in boldface type. It's been a long, strange trip indeed, and despite all these laments, the losses and aches of the psychic-horror network that is nightlife, this has been the best job I've ever had. It wouldn't be a "Swelter" without a bleak heart.
Since that initial, tentative effort, "Swelter" has traveled widely -- the Jordanian desert, Brazil, the Hamptons -- but it always has come back to sweet home Miami, where I've met everyone from Bill Clinton to diet queen Susan Powter. And always there's been South Beach, the world of possibility. Recently, for instance, I shared a joint, the first in years, with Oliver Stone at one club or another. Even though pot gives me a headache -- mean and immediate -- it's important to fit in while on the job. Around 4:00 a.m. Stone roused himself out of a trance, asked if I were a journalist, and, surprisingly enough, obligingly reeled out a sound bite: "Miami's become a real night place that never stops -- it's my kind of town."
Not quite the inner-circle chatter I'd hoped for, but Miami's my kind of town too, and this column has made me love the place even more. Ultimately, you stay in a city for your friends, and my circle A in and out of the life A is more patient and kind than most. Thanks to Myrna Kirkpatrick and Charles Recher for listening and making me laugh, and to Brian Antoni for being a gossip columnist's best friend: always there with the 411 and an appreciation for the absurdities of the night. Thanks to everyone who ever hooked me up A with a celebrity, a plug, or a cheap thrill A and kudos to those brave beings who refused to leave me behind at the velvet ropes to the VIP room. My deepest appreciation to the readers who took the time to write letters, positive or negative. The kindness of strangers means something in this business. And to all the vampires of South Beach, I'll see you on the rounds.


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The event, organized by Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Judge Emeritus Doris A. Smith-Ribner, will feature four panels of distinguished criminal justice experts who will explore these challenges and offer solutions for change. The event, titled the "Pennsylvania Reentry Summit: Exploring and Examining Innovative Reentry Strategies for the 21st Century," runs from 1 to 6 p.m. in room A180 of the school's administration building at 3800 Vartan Way, Harrisburg.
More than 700,000 people are released annually from state and federal prisons, with more than two-thirds rearrested within three years. Nationally, the United States spends nearly $70 billion on corrections while the current Pennsylvania corrections budget is almost $2 billion.
The summit will look at barriers that hinder successful reentry to the community, such as laws that impose collateral consequences upon people with convictions, and offer new and innovative ideas for improving the reentry process.
"Effective reentry strategies will reduce recidivism and enhance public safety. They also will save tax dollars by decreasing incarceration costs, and, perhaps most importantly, they will help give offenders the best chance at becoming productive citizens," Smith-Ribner said.
Among those in the speaker lineup are:
Pennsylvania Secretary of Corrections John Wetzel and Amy L. Solomon, senior advisor to the assistant attorney general in the U.S. Justice Department, speaking on a panel that will examine remedies to reduce recidivism.
Christopher Gowen, senior staff attorney to the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section, speaking on a panel about the collateral consequences of a conviction.
Mark Boyd, president and chief executive officer of Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey and Pennsylvania, speaking on a panel about best reentry practices and policies.
Joseph A. McMillan, past national president of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives speaking on a panel about the law enforcement and ex-offenders' reentry initiative.
Pennsylvania Sen. Stewart J. Greenleaf and Rep. Ronald G. Waters also will take part in the day. Both legislators have taken an active and vigorous role in criminal justice reform in the Commonwealth.
"Reentry challenges affect everyone, whether it is the offenders who are returning to society or their neighbors, who are in every community. This summit will explore a lot of important issues and new ideas. Widener's Law & Government Institute is proud to join with Judge Smith-Ribner in presenting a program that has so much to contribute to the public discourse on this important topic," said Professor
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Attorneys who attend the program will be eligible for 4.5 substantive continuing legal education credits in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Cost to attend for credit is $75 or $50 for Widener Law alumni. Attendance is free for students and those in the general public who do not seek education credits. The event will end with a reception at 6 p.m. sponsored by Goodwill Industries.
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Vol. 3: No. 5
1. Group B Streptococcus Trends
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3. Heavy Bather Load and Illness
4. Knee Surgery Update
5. Diphtheria Testing
6. Happy Birthday, John Snow
Several of us will be attending next week's International Conference on Emerging Infectious Diseases in Atlanta. We will highlight some of the work we have been doing with your help. Your efforts have tremendous public health implications. Thank you!
1. Group B Streptococcus Trends
While the incidence of perinatal early-onset group B Streptococcus
has declined, it still is a major cause of neonatal morbidity
and mortality (22 early-onset cases including 3 deaths in
2001 in Minnesota). Intrapartum antimicrobial prophylaxis
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either a screening or risk-based approach to determine which
mothers need prophylaxis. Consensus guidelines issued in 1996
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ampicillin as an alternative be used for IAP; and clindamycin
or erythromycin in cases of penicillin allergy. To determine
trends in antimicrobial susceptibility, and identify serotype
and serotype resistant trends to guide development of a vaccine,
we analyzed data from Minnesota and three other Emerging Infection
Program sites (NY, GA, and OR) for 1996-2000. These data will
be presented at next week's conference.
No isolates were resistant to penicillin, ampicillin, cephalothin/cefazolin, or vancomycin. Clindamycin resistance was found in 11% and erythromycin resistance in 19% of isolates. Clindamycin resistance and erythromycin resistance were associated with serotype V, an emerging serotype. Other studies have also found clindamycin and erythromycin resistance in GBS. The 2000 Red Book does include cefazolin as an option for IAP for women with a penicillin allergy who are able to tolerate cephalosporins. The consensus guidelines are currently undergoing revision and will address this issue.
2. Community-onset Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus
Community-onset methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus
(CO-MRSA) was recognized as an emerging pathogen in Minnesota
and elsewhere a few years ago. To better understand its epidemiology,
we instituted a sentinel surveillance system in 2000 in 12
hospital laboratories (thank you ICPs and labs!). We compared
traditional healthcare-associated MRSA (HA-MRSA) to CO-MRSA
in 2000.
CO-MRSA patients tended to be younger and more likely to have MRSA isolated from their skin than HA-MRSA patients. We conducted PFGE molecular subtyping on isolates and found that CO-MRSA isolates were more likely to be from one distinctly different clonal group than HA-MRSA isolates. CO-MRSA isolates were more likely than HA-MRSA to be susceptible to ciprofloxacin, clindamycin, trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, gentamicin, and erythromycin. However, only 44% of CO-MRSA isolates and 8% of HA-MRSA isolates were susceptible to erythromycin. Although CO-MRSA isolates are resistant to beta-lactam antimicrobials, these agents were commonly used as empiric therapy.
We will continue our surveillance for CO-MRSA and begin to examine risk factors for infections. These data will also be presented at next week's conference.
3. Heavy Bather Load
and Illness
Two weeks ago we were notified of gastrointestinal illness
and rash among players of three youth hockey teams that had
attended an overnight tournament in north central Minnesota.
The players and their families stayed at a local hotel and
had used the pool and hot tub extensively. Potlucks were held
by separate teams (and a hot dog eating contest at the hockey
arena [the winning team ate >120!]); many had eaten a common
breakfast at the hotel. Eighty persons were interviewed; 11
developed a rash. No one saw a physician and our information
about the rash is not detailed, but most developed a rash
more than 12 hours after bathing. Illness was associated with
use of the pool. In addition, 36 (45%) reported vomiting and/or
diarrhea. The majority of those ill were youth and illness
was associated with use of the pool or hot tub. One stool
sample was submitted to us; it was negative for bacterial
pathogens and positive for calicivirus by PCR . We received
anecdotal reports that the pool/hot tub were crowded and dirty.
Environmental health specialists inspected the pool facility and found several deficiencies. Although not laboratory-confirmed, Pseudomonas aeruginosa is suspected as the cause of the rash. Norwalk-like virus (i.e. calicivirus) was the cause of gastrointestinal illness and likely transmitted through the contaminated pool and hot tub.
4. Knee Surgery Update
In last week's MMWR (at http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/mmwr_wk.html)
was an article updating the national investigation of allograft-associated
infections that followed our report of a death due to Clostridium
sordellii in a 23-year old following knee surgery and
receipt of a tissue allograft. Since our report, CDC received
and investigated an additional 25 bacterial infections associated
with musculoskeletal tissue allografts. Thirteen (including
our case) were infected with Clostridium spp., 11 with
gram-negative bacilli, and two had negative cultures (but
evidence of infection). Fourteen infections were from tissue
that was from the same tissue bank that was the source of
infection for our patient.
Current regulations and industry guidelines for the procurement, processing, and testing of tissue allografts need revision in order to protect patients. Unless a sporicidal method is used, aseptically processed tissue should not be considered sterile, and health-care providers should be informed of the possible risk for bacterial infection. We continue to welcome reports of suspect post-allograft infections.
5. Diphtheria Testing
Diphtheria is an uncommon disease in the U.S.; the last reported
case in Minnesota occurred in 1990. However, the disease is
endemic in some developing countries, and epidemics have recently
occurred in the former Soviet Union. Although there haven't
been any cases recently in Minnesota, there are regular concerns
about diphtheria due to the similar presentation of a number
of less serious illnesses.
Suspect diphtheria cases, including all patients for whom diphtheria testing is performed as part of the differential diagnosis, should be reported to us immediately. If the case is strongly suspect, antitoxin should be administered without awaiting culture results. MDH staff can arrange for the authorized release of antitoxin from CDC. Antimicrobial therapy is not a substitute for antitoxin.
For laboratory diagnosis, a diphtheria kit is available from our laboratory, which consists of two Loeffler's slants labeled "Throat" and "Nose". Slants should be inoculated by streaking a swab of the respective sites onto the media (do not stab), leaving the swabs on the media. If slants cannot be delivered immediately to us, they should be incubated overnight at 37oC in ambient air and delivered the next day. When received by us, slants are observed at 18-24 hours, and 36-48 hours. If growth occurs, smears are made and stained using methylene blue stain. If the characteristic morphology for C. diphtheriae is demonstrated, the organism is further characterized by biochemical and molecular methods. If sending an inoculated kit, call the Special Microbiology Laboratory at 612-676-5253, so that we are aware a specimen is coming. If any laboratory needs to obtain diphtheria media kits to have on hand, please call 612-676-5396 to order them.
6. Happy Birthday, John Snow
On March 15, 1813 John Snow was the first of 9 children borne
to a poor laborer in York, England. Despite his humble beginnings
he became a physician and a researcher who published 82 articles.
Not long after its discovery, he administered chloroform to
Queen Victoria on two occasions for labor and delivery. Most
importantly, he is considered one of the founders of modern
epidemiology. In 1849, he published On the Mode of Communication
of Cholera, in which he concluded that cholera was caused
by an infectious microorganism, even though the causative
agent had not yet been isolated. He is most beloved by public
health professionals for his advice given on September 7,
1854 to remove the pump handle from the Broad Street pump,
thereby ending the cholera outbreak in the area. Through meticulous
epidemiological sleuthing, he determined the pump water was
contaminated by sewage and was the source of illness.
Bug Bytes is a combined effort of the Infectious Disease Epidemiology, Prevention and Control Division and the Public Health Laboratory Division of MDH. We provide Bug Bytes as a way to say THANK YOU to the infection control professionals, laboratorians, local public health professionals, and health care providers who assist us.
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In concert: Ari Hest at the Barns at Wolf Trap
Nestled in the cozy confines of The Barns at Wolf Trap on Thursday, singer-songwriter Ari Hest could have had the 150-plus concert crowd in the palm of his hand all night. Perhaps just elated to escape the aftershocks of Washington's mid-week snowstorm, the especially cheery audience looked as if they would eagerly form a Kumbaya circle if he asked.
Instead of capitalizing on the crowd energy, Hest – who has gained a following over the last decade with his acoustic guitar and powerful baritone – spent the majority of the show playing slow, sleepy songs, and some unknown tunes from his upcoming album.
Hest, 31, possesses a rich, smoky voice that makes it impossible to truly lose an audience. But as the minutes wore on, and Hest switched between guitar and keyboard, the songs all started to run together. He explained several tunes were inspired by dreams or early-morning wake up calls – and sure enough, the evening took on a hazy, dream-like quality.
The singer seemed especially proud of songs from his "52" project, a unique adventure in which he spent the year 2008 writing one new song a week. Hest banked on the fact that the majority of people who trekked out to the venue were familiar with his story.
"I could see why you'd be frustrated not knowing what I'm talking about," he admitted halfway through the show, after bringing it several times up without much of an explanation.
Accompanied by a drummer and guitar player on stage, Hest did attempt to engage the crowd at moments. Most memorably, he brought up an audience member to duet on "Cranberry Lake," which led to a sweet moment as he whispered lines to the visibly nervous woman. Hest said he tried the same stunt at a New York show, but the only person who volunteered was his mother.
Hest also requested everyone sing along on his song "Trouble," about a good guy gone bad. And for those who knew Hest had ditched his major record label several years ago to self-release albums, the lyrics were especially intriguing: "I've been working for the man/Growing restless since the job began/Getting sick of his demands/And tired of trying to give a damn."
And Hest knew his audience – besides proclaiming the Wolf Trap his "favorite place," it took him only 45 minutes to entertain the Washington-area crowd with a political song about the current state of healthcare.
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Wigan coach Shaun Wane will be taking no chances when his side begins their defence of the Tetley's Challenge Cup at Dewsbury on Friday night.
Mindful of the tricky hurdle the Warriors had to overcome in a fifth-round tie at Featherstone two years ago, Wane plans to field a strong team and says he is preparing for the clash with the Championship part-timers as if they were playing Leeds or St Helens.
Wane told a press conference at Orrell that the ease with which Dewsbury beat a Workington side containing five of his Wigan men playing on a dual registration last Sunday prompted him to drop any thought of resting his regulars.
"If they hadn't have beaten Workington by so many I probably would have done," he said. "I might do that against London, depending on how we play this weekend."
Wane has been doing his homework on Glenn Morrison's Dewsbury team and has also been gaining inside information from Gil Dudson, Jordan James, Jack Murphy, Jack Hughes and Connor Farrell, who were in the Cumbrians' team that went down 38-16 to the Rams at the Tetley's Stadium two days ago.
"I've had the players in and gone into detail about the game and their personnel," Wane said. "I've been through footage of every game they've played this year and we've had them watched as well but to have those players involved was helpful.
"We'll be treating them with respect. We went to Featherstone a couple of years ago and had a torrid time. It's tough going to these small grounds where they've got everything to gain. This is going to be their Challenge Cup final.
"I'm going to go with a very experienced team and I'm going there for a convincing win. I don't want to put any pressure on ourselves. We're preparing as if it's St Helens or Leeds. Our preparation is going to be really thorough."
Wigan, the 7-2 favourites to win at Wembley on August 23, have hooker Michael McIlorum returning from suspension and, with skipper Sean O'Loughlin coming through his comeback game against Catalan Dragons last Friday unscathed and half-back or hooker Sam Powell recovered from an ankle injury, Wane will be able to select from a full-strength squad for the fourth-round tie.
"We've got Sam Powell available and Gil Dudson and Jordan James are good," Wane said. "We've a pretty much clean bill of health and it gives me a selection headache. I've got a lot of people wanting to play in this game."
Wane warns Dewsbury that McIlorum in particular will be "raring to go" after being forced to miss the last three matches for a high tackle that broke the jaw of Castleford winger Kirk Dixon.
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NAYPYIDAW - As attacks continue on their property and worship places, Muslim leaders in Burma are appealing to President Thein Sein to intervene to stop Buddhist attacks on the minority.
"Massacres and damages to religious buildings and property are due to the weakness of the responsible authorities to protect and take effective action, four Muslim groups said in a letter to the Burmese President cited by Agence France-Presse (AFP) on Thursday, March 28.
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"These violent attacks include crimes such as arson and massacres which deserve heavy penalties," the Muslim groups, including the Islamic Religious Affairs Council, said in their letter to the president.
"However, in this situation the authorities neglected to take swift and effective action against the perpetrators who recklessly committed crimes in front of them.
Tension between Muslims and Buddhists in Burma has been simmering since last year's sectarian violence in western Rakhine state, which displaced thousands of Muslims.
Burma's Muslims -- largely of Indian, Chinese and Bangladeshi descent -- account for an estimated four percent of the roughly 60 million population.
Muslims entered Burma en masse for the first time as indentured laborers from the Indian subcontinent during British colonial rule, which ended in 1948.
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The United Nations has also urged the Burmese government to investigate the anti-Muslim attacks.
I think the government need to investigate exactly what happened and why did it escalate so quickly and so fast, UN humanitarian coordinator Ashok Nigam told ABC's News Radio.
We are really concerned that it does not spread to more places.
This is indeed unusual but it is difficult to say exactly why it is being instigated, he said.
The UN envoy believes that Muslim homes and worship places had been targeted with "brutal efficiency".
"It seemed to have been done, in a sense, in almost a kind of brutal efficiency," Nambiar said as he visited shelter camps in Meiktila.
"Most of the people I spoke to tended to suggest the attacks were perpetrated by people they did not really recognize, and they may have been outsiders.
"But clearly they were targeted," he said.
The envoy blames the violence to incendiary propaganda", including inciteful articles by Buddhist elements.
"Clearly there has been a fair amount of incendiary propaganda which has been going on amongst the various communities, which heightened the feeling between them," Nambiar said.
Burma is about 90 percent Buddhist and the majority are ethnically Burman, but the remaining people are a diverse group of over 100 ethnic and religious minorities.Treating Buddhism as the state de facto religion, the Buddhist Burman majority was singled out as the trustworthy pillar of national identity.
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I feel so angry whenever I read anything on this topic. My friend had only just got rid of the resident shield virus that was doing the rounds, when my computer went down with something.
What makes it worse is that I stupidly fell for the con attached, and paid about $80 for the download that would supposedly remove it. Of course this was a con, which I found out when rebooting meant nothing had changed.
If you think this is bad enough prepare yourself for the icing on the cake! After some Googling I found out that the virus I had got was affecting lots of people, and many had written about it on Internet sites.
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If you get a message which looks pretty much like it is from Windows, saying there are a lot of infections on your computer, please don't be tricked. Follow the advice given by others here.