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This man may be part of the group that wants to censor newspapers and publications.
Is he part of the lobby group 'hacked off' funded by some unsavoury luvvies?
It would be the end of El Reg.
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This man may be part of the group that wants to censor newspapers and publications.
Is he part of the lobby group 'hacked off' funded by some unsavoury luvvies?
It would be the end of El Reg.
Thought they might have wanted to develop this IN HOUSE.
The Austrians were experts at the manufacture of concrete, look how many bunkers they manufactured during WW2.
Could use a similar system to the South African sea diamond mining, a really really really long vacuum cleaner extention to suck it up. Though this is a little deeper.....
Of those 293,091 malicious apps, 68,740 were sourced directly from Google Play," writes Rik Ferguson, director of security research and communications at Trend Micro.
So there are many Android users living in blissful ignorance with a phone stuffed full of malware.
Unless Google Play address the problem it will get progressively worse.
It make Apples problems really insignificant in comparison.
A story about malware adware that isn't about Android.
How refreshing.
They used to do it to the UK, everything from cars to electrical goods.
While not as bad as previous years, the EU rules have evened things out a bit, it still happens here but not on such a scale.
I don't often praise the Aussies, they are a particularly obnoxious bunch of convicts, but in this case I will fly the flag and cheer them on and hope that they make the lives of these money grabbing American thieves a misery.
Well done to the land of Kangaroos.
Lived with wind turbines all around us for years while living in Germany. I can see 20 from the kitchen window. However it was the nuclear power plant at the bottom of the valley (near Hameln) on the river Weser and with the prevailing winds always heading in our direction that was of more concern.
Strangely many older people in the village seem to develop cancer, though they are generally all older than 85+ when they die.
Would they have lived to 100 if there had been no power plant?
I'd be more concerned with finding the creature that coughed up this particular fur ball.
Whatever it was that ate this rat and spit it out onto the circuit board after digesting the goodness out of it, it's something that you don't want to meet on a dark night.
Are all the staff accounted for?
Why would they be?
When you consider the crap that gets into android phones on a daily basis this is really nothing to be bothered about.
Rather than being embarrassed I think they just look out of the window and think,'at least we don't use the android OS,' as they turn and go back to their Mocha-chino's with smiles on their faces.
Would we rather know we have only one hour left or would we like to be left in ignorance?
Won't matter in the slightest, they donate enough money to political causes to get away with it and influence the right people.
They are pretty much all the same, they are institutionalised petty thieves, some are more successful than others and if they are caught they either use their connections or have enough dirt on people in high places that they get a lenient sentence.
Many of out Members of Parliament deserved to spend time at HM Pleasure but got the benefit of the doubt by claiming 'it was within the rules'.
'Within the rules' is obviously a game played by different rules to the rest of the population.
War is War and in the end the victors can write the history books.
So if your reasons for declaring war are vague and you do kill lots of innocents, you can dress it up in your memoirs as justified by coming up with all sorts of obscure excuses and lies.
Just make sure that all you enemies are dead, every last one of them, so that they are not in a position to contradict your side of the story.
I can think of a few people this might apply to.
Next thing you know there will be targeted advertising on the top of Everest.
Who will be the appointed regulators?
I expect that prat by the name of Hugh Grant will have his hand in the air screaming 'pick me, pick me!'
Maybe if she was white and middle class she wouldn't have suffered such a disproportionate punishment.
America land of the free refers to the fact that everyone is supposedly equal infront of the law. Unfortunately in this case they are not.
Judges are political appointees, they tow the line especially when so much lobby group money is involved. She has the human right to expect to be proportionately punished for her 'crime'.
Instead this is a Salem Witch Trial and she is being made an example of to others. How much will the next fine be for a mediocre American country and western song? A billion dollars?
You say she was guilty of sharing 1700 songs yet found guilty of 24, but you still infer she was guilty of 1700?
That comment alone tells me all that I need to know about American justice.
Are you American? Figures.
Bully Boys will always club together.
The disproportionate punishment is reflected in the fact that the Supreme Court refuses to get involved and actually put right a wrong.
But hey, just goes to show the lobbying power and bribe money thrown at the political masters to pressure the courts to take a back seat so they can get what they want.
America land of the free where nothing is free....... And justice can be bought at a price.
Actually If I bought it, I'd buy it because its a phone.
Am I the only person here who has noticed how all the phone reviews go on about this feature and that feature yet no longer say how good it is as a phone!
First and foremost it is meant to be a phone so I want to know I'd it holds a signal, how clear the speakers are etc etc.
Maybe the reviewers need to get back to basics?
A double bluff perhaps, these are the ones you are expected to find, the properly updated ones are hidden.
If the problems they had with SimCity weren't bad enough, now this!
Pretty much says everything about them.
You buy your phone because it is the one you want, whether the OS is iOS, Win, BBS or Android.
It really doesn't matter, you chose the phone for YOU and your requirements.
I've had all sorts, Seimens, Nokia, Phillips, Sony, Ericsson, Sony Ericsson, HTC, iPhone, Samsung, Nec, Motorola, not in any particular order dating back to my first in 1994.
The last five were a HTC Hero, Desire, Sensation, iPhone 4S and finally iPhone 5. To be honest I have not looked back. I use my phone for my business the iPhones worked without a hitch unlike the HTC's which required daily attention and tweaking.
On the strength of the iPhone I bought an iPad again for business, they both seamlessly update my files as I need them. Finally this year I ditched my crashing slow to start Dell 1645 XPS and bought a MacBook Pro with a I TB drive, not the retina one I might add. Now when I get home late at night I don't need to imput any documents or updated stats and daily calls from my ipad because it is already updated on my MacBook. My old Windows Software, accountancy stuff, games, Office etc runs on a Windows 7 partition or within OSX using Parallels.
I may well have bought into the Apple Ecosystem, but it saves me time and it works without giving me a headache. I no longer have to work into the small hours inputting data because it is done as I go along.
You may have made other choices, that's your choice, just as your preference in food, beverage and sexuality.
All of that is fine with me.
I sent my copy back and got the refund today from Amazon. My main reason to get rid of it was that it was almost impossible to log on to the same server and find I had to start again.
As to the Games on offer, most gamers will have a copy of them already and if they didn't its because they didn't want them first time around.
I have my money back, and if everyone who complained did the same thing maybe EA would change their tune.
Still went they turn off or reduce the server count next year or the year after, don't winge when you find your saved cities have disappeared in the ether.
Their history with mobile phones there will be no upgrade path to the next incarnation. Maybe they will take a page out of the Android book in that if you want to upgrade you have to buy new.
One to avoid or not?
Yes but he didn't quite manage to send the last text before he killed the guy. He was still in the process of writing it. Being a Peer has its advantages when claiming 'honesty'.
The interview he made tells a different story.
Texting and driving then killing an innocent motorist is an imprisonable offence, just ask Lord Ahmed the peer who spent '16 days' in prison for that very offence.
Of course had he been drunk at the time he may have got an extra couple of days before his pals in the legal system got his sentence reduced. It should be noted that it appears he claims it was a Jewish conspiracy that put him into jail rather than the fact that he drove texted and killed a person.
We will have to see whether this is true and the statement he made on an Asian television channel actually happened though he has no recollection of the interview.
If one of the little people did this they could expect 3 years in prison, but hey, being a Peer of the Realm has its perks does it not.
LG? Didn't know they still made phones, but hey will this set off another round of patent wars now that LG got theirs on the market first?
They are all at it, there is no surprise here. The real surprise is that it has taken so long to find out what they are up to.
I was amazed when a Spar shop here in the UK introduced a fingerprint and palm reader to be used as a clocking on and clocking off device. Apparently it was common practice to sign friends in if they were late now of course it is no longer possible...... Until now....
As an entrepreneur I will now market my silicon hand modelling kit through crowd sourcing. Investors may now que up and give me their money.
If it was a Government initiative it would be definately be doomed to fail, however in the private sector it has a better chance of success.
Spamming their customers, now that is a good sign....... Or is it a sign of desperation?
I considered Oz a beautiful country, it was the uncouth population that spoiled it.
My favourite part after having spent 2 years in Oz was my arrival and landing back at Manchester.
The legal system must be seen to be doing something!
The punishment is akin to saying 'Well boys will be boys'.


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U12 Skryne vs St. Cuthberts
Skryne U12′s played St Cuthberts on Wednesday the 16th April. This was a must win after being beaten by Trim 32-18 in the spring league. Skryne had a panel of 16 with Niall Finnerty out injured and some people away on holidays. We had two teams of 8 in Fr Mc Manus Pk. On one team was: Paddy Wright, Jack Swan, Gary Browne, Sam Hawes, Shane Smyth, Alex Grendon, Oisin Keogh, Niall Moreland. They played […]
Skryne Loose out to Navan O'Mahonys in Junior Championship
Skryne were at the receiving end of a three goal beating when they met Navan O'Mahony's in the Junior A Championship on Sunday evening in Páirc Táilteann. The town side were first of the mark after a minute but Niall Burke cancelled this out a minute later. With four minutes gone the pattern of the game was set with the first goal of the game and the lead was quickly stretched a minute later. […]
Tones Overcome Skryne
The ability of Wolfe Tones to get goals coupled with Skryne's difficulty in the same department was the main difference between these two teams in the first round of this years senior championship. The game had an early throw-in at Páirc Táilteann on Sunday and playing into a strong wind in the first half Skryne looked to have the better of their opponents in the first twenty minutes or so. Non-the-less they still fell […]
U10 Dunganny Blitz 5th April
Skryne U10 2014 Update The football season for the Skryne U10s is up and running. Training commenced on February 28th . This grade caters for those born in 2004 and 2005. There has been an excellent turnout for training to-date with a panel of 32 players registered for the season. The focus on training has very much been on developing and improving the basic skills; kicking, catching, tackling, pick up, solo and scoring. Blitz days […]
Good result for Skryne over Navan O'Mahonys
Skryne 2 – 15 Navan O'Mahonys 0 – 7 Skryne secured both points against Navan O'Mahony's in the B League Div 5 match played in Navan on Tuesday night. This was a very strong performance by the Tara men who led with a goal from Brian Smyth after only a minute. A second goal from Niall Morley towards the end of the first half saw them go in at the break on a very […]
Win for Skryne over Neighbours Walterstown
Skryne 2 – 10 Walterstown 1 – 9 A penalty on forty minutes when James Looby was pulled down in the Walterstown square was the decisive incident of this game. In a good performance against their neighbours, Skryne always looked the better outfit throughout this match. Midfield was dominated by Alan Carty and Donie Ryan and with the backs, particularly Martin Mulvany and Declan Morley, having the better of the exchanges they laid the […]
U14 Spring League Round 4
Tue 25th March, Donaghmore/Ashbourne 3-5 Skryne 2-4 This was by far the toughest game that we played yet, no quarter given and none taken especially in the second half where our lads got really stuck into Ashbourne. In the first half we never got going and we paid the penalty by going in 9 points down after playing with the strong breeze, but the second half was a complete transformation with Liam Gill and Tommy […]
Win for Skryne over Oldcastle
Skryne 2 – 14; Oldcastle 0 – 7 This A league div. 1 match was played in Skryne on Sunday afternoon in brilliant conditions. Both teams needed the points after previous defeats in this competition. However, it was Skryne who took both with a comprehensive victory over North Meath side Oldcastle. Oldcastle's cause was not helped as they were down to fourteen men after just five minutes when their centre half back was sent […]
U12 Skryne v Dunshaughlin
Skryne U12′s played Dunshaughlin in a friendly in Dunshaughlin on Saturday 15th March. This was Skryne's second challenge match and had a few players missing with the bank holiday weekend. Skryne were slow to get off the mark and with Dunshaughlin shooting and putting alot wide Skryne were lucky not to be behind by a few points at the early stages. At half time there was only two points in the difference and with a […]
Skryne go down to Summerhill
While Skryne had a much improved performance and indeed many would say they were the best team on the day, they were still on the wrong side of the result in the A league Div. 1 match played in Summerhill on Sunday afternoon (Mar 16). Summerhill were first of the mark and had a point on the scoreboard after three minutes. Three minutes later Paddy O' Rourke, having kept a clean sheet in Portlaois the […]


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Mariana Pasternak has watched Martha Stewart work her way up from a Connecticut caterer to a self-made tycoon, and now she's written a tell-all book about that journey.
Pasternak authors the book The Best of Friends: Martha and Me that details her 20 year relationship with the TV personality and how she dealt with testifying against her friend who would later serve a prison sentence.
Read about all the ups and downs of the two decade friendship between Pasternak and the woman that has created a global brand for herself as well as what tore their bond apart when the book hit shelves on March 16.
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Edible Education students win prestigious UN prize
Students from Lammas Secondary School in the London Borough of Waltham Forest won third prize in the Think.Eat.Save student challenge to tackle global food waste with their event 'Eat My Words'. The United Nations and partner organisations, called on students to join the fight to reduce global food waste, estimated at one third annually. Around 470 schools from close to 80 countries took up the call.
The students, who had been selected to take part in the This is Rubbish Edible Education programme, wrote and performed slam poetry and spoken word to spread their message in an event open to parents, teachers and the wider public. This Is Rubbish utilised their contacts with food wholesalers and supermarkets to source surplus food for the event. Six large boxes of produce that would have been wasted was transformed into exotic, healthy snacks and juices. The students from different school years worked collaboratively to exchange ideas, create the invites and line up, make decorations and very importantly, learn new cookery skills using food that would have been wasted. Guests included Aisling Fahey, the Young Poet Laureate for London, who also performed a piece.
Edible Education takes students on a learning journey through the food supply chain and uses cross curricular, interactive learning to empower young people with a positive message for change. The pilot, which has just finished, toured to five schools and through performances, after school clubs and student assemblies reached an audience of 400+ pupils, teachers and parents. The response was fantastic. The broad range of learning activities revealed the values young people hold about food and the environment and the poetry written by the award winning Lammas students referred strongly to themes of social justice and food security. This seems particularly pertinent at a time when the rise and role of UK food banks is being debated. Waltham Forest is home to many families living in poverty and ranks 15th most deprived borough in the country. All the schools TiR Edible Education worked with have the highest proportion of students eligible for free school meals, roughly double the national average.
The TiR Edible Education team has been genuinely inspired by the passionate and thoughtful responses from all the young participants. This is powerful motivation to further these partnerships and we have big ambitions for growing the programme in 2015.
Here's to a wonderful, wonky 2015!
Edible Education – so what's it all about?
Check out our new film on TiR's Edible Education Programme.
Filmed and Edited by Matthew Barton
"Growing in soil, step into the sack, wrapped in plastic, factory packed. Chillin on a shelf, lookin scrummy on a plate. Eat it, reheat it, or give it to a mate".
These have been the latest chants coming out of the mouths of TiR human fruits the past few months. Bert the Old Banana, Lady Land (A.K.A. Compostella), and Jessica the Californian Jazz Apple have been visiting theatres, after school clubs and community arts centres making noise and (literally) a 'song and dance' about how to prevent food waste in the UK.
And whilst they have been lamenting this terrible waste, extravagantly via pantomimic moments, they have equally been celebrating the great opportunities and offering real solutions for helping stop food waste.
These public events have been described using the theatre term of 'scratch' meaning they were part of a development process and we were keen for audience feedback. It has all been part of creating this interactive, edible foodie show for TiR's Edible Education programme which seeks to communicate to kids about the realities behind food that is needlessly wasted in the UK, helping them to consider how as individuals and within their communities, they can take action to combat it.
Read on for the full story…
Bert, Jessica and Lady Land are the central characters, supported by Dot, Doris, Doreen and Deirdre – a gaggle of dinner ladies – some a little more outrageous than others! The show opens with Lady Land preparing for the Food Vision Song Contest, which she is desperate to win in order to communicate to the world about food waste and the life-cycle of vegetables, but not a natural musician, she needs some help to win. Bert and Jessica, as long-time song contest winners, step in to help, calling on the talents of the willing audience as choir and orchestra members. Together, Lady Land, Bert, Jess, dinner ladies, and audience come together to write lyrics, drum a beat (thanks to a selection of pots and pans, potato mashers and soup ladles) and create some dance moves of which the sternest of judges couldn't resist! Once the song is ready for the competition, the audience is then broken up into smaller groups of peppers, carrots and broccoli and are whisked off on a whirlwind tour of the food system. Within these groups, they rotate around three stations learning about compost and its crucial role in continuing the food cycle with Lady Land, wonky veg (where over 20% of fruit is rejected by supermarkets simply due to cosmetic standards) with Jessica, and with Bert they learn about best before v. sell by dates and what to do with fruit that's getting a little old. For some encouragement, Bert has a delicious selection of banana muffins made from surplus bananas, Jess has succulent apples canapés and Lady Land offers a super fruit juice.
TiR believes in communicating about food waste through feasting celebration in a way that inspires people to take action from feeling a sense of agency and empowerment as individuals and within their own communities. For more information on Edible Education, and if you would like to involve your school, please contact email@example.com


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Jamaican Music
The 10 Best New Reggae Artists Of The Last Ten Years
Published Jun 6, 2014I have posting the top ten or fifteen best in many different categories in Jamaican music. This week I want to be interactive, so I will step aside and let your voice be heard. You the viewing public will get to choose those you think are ten best new reggae artists of the last ten years. You can enlarge this list, if you wish. I have posted best new acts from around the world and I would like you to add your comments, add your choices if I have not included them in the list of or even subtract the acts you think are undeserving.
1.Tarrus Riley
2. Queen Ifrica
3. Alborosie
4. Raging Fyah
5. Duane Stephenson
6. Gentleman
7. Chronixx
8. Romain Virgo
9. Protégé
10. Kabaka Pyramid
Honrable mention
- Daniel Bambaata Marley-Jamaica
- Pentateuch-USA
- Esprit de Corps-USA
- The Green-USA
- Rebulution-Usa
- Soljah-USA
- Katchafire –New Zealand
- Groundation-USA
- Slightly Stoopid-USA
- JBoog -Hawaii
- Iration-USA
iTunes Top 10 Reggae Songs
- Smokin' Love (feat. Collie Buddz) - Stick Figure Cover Art
- One Day - Matisyahu Cover Art
- De-Stress - Rebelution
- Red Red Wine (12'' Version) UB40
- Don't Worry Be Happy - Bobby McFerrin Cover Art
- Lost in Dreams- Rebelution
- Let's Do It AgainJ Boog
- King Without a Crown-Matisyahu
- Welcome to Jam-rock- Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley
- Turn Me On- Kevin Lyttle
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Favorite thing: I have seen just one part of Sicily, maybe one third of it, but Taormina is definatelly the most beautiful place which I have visit there so far. It is small town situated on the slopes of Mount Taur, in a very charming and panoramic spot which dominate the whole bay of Giardini Naxos. The town is extended to the beaches of Isola Bella, Mazzaro and Spisone, which are connected to the centre by a cable car.
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Porta Messina and Porta Catania
Favorite thing: Either end of Taormina's main shopping street are two gates - part of the old fortification system.called Porta Messina and Porta Catania.
Porta Messina, the entrance into town was restored at the beginning of the 19th century It was originally named Porta Ferdinanda when it was opened in 1808 by Ferdinand IV of Bourbon. A tablet commemorating the occasion on the top of its arch. Porta Catania at the far end is the result of various changes and restorations, the last of which were in 1440 by the Aragonese. The Aragonese coat-of-arms sculpted in relief above the city coat-of-arms in the centre on the top part of the gate. -
Corso Umberto
Favorite thing: Its not a huge town you can walk from one end to the other of the main street - Corso Umberto I - in bout 10 minutes but take time to discover the intriguing steep alleyways off it and the little details everywhere. Of course the boutiques and top brand designer shops will also occupy your time.
Favorite thing: Taormina is probably Sicily's most touristic town but its such a pretty place to visit. it sits atop a hill of the Monte Tauro and overlooks two sweeping bays below and southerly is the splendid Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano. At night you could see the red glow of the lava.
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View of Taormina II
Favorite thing: The other vantage point for Taormina is near the castello - which sits on another hilltop above Taormina. Just before the steps which climb up to the castello (currently closed) keep going along the lane to the church of Madonna della Rocca and you'll reach a viewpoint with IMHO the best view of Taormina - and a different angle to that of Castelmola. Steps lead down from here back in to Taormina with the typical station of the cross on the corners as the path zig zags down.
View Of Taormina I
Favorite thing: The best vantage point to see Taormina is from above - firstly from the hilltop town of Castelmola, perched on a rocky crag some 5 km above. The views are well worth it. Terraced vineyards and views all the way down the coastline are superb(pic 2) ...and of course you are that bit closer to Etna which dominates the scenery in the other direction. (pic 3)
Favorite thing: Hi everyone..
yep you can find daily bus services from the rail station (Giardini_Taormina) to Siracusa..to be sure you can check this web site about the travel trip agency that manage this trip http://www.interbus.it/interbushtm/homepage.asp
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The Greek theatre
Favorite thing: A lovely place to locate a theatre... ancient Greeks were so good at that! Sicily, as well as mainland Greek itself, is full of lovely spots where ancient theatres were built, see Segesta, Palazzolo Acreide justy as a couple of nearby examples!
Almost heaven
Favorite thing: If you are able to climb the steep road from the train station by the sea to the village on top of the hill, you will be rewarded an unforgettable heavenly view with one side Mt. Etna above the coast line and the other side this fabulous island amid the dreamy golden sea.
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Elephant Ears and Water Lilies
Favorite thing: This fountain and lily pond has always fascinated me. I believe it is located near the Public Gardens (if you know exactly, please let me know). It was an inspiration for me to develop a pond in my garden. I've always envied the mass of Elephant Ears in the center. In a city of so many wonderful sights this is my most vivid memory.
Favorite thing: Just wonder thru the mase of small narrow streets. Apart from the main artery of the town that cuts it into two half, all other streets, especially in the lower part, are just splendid! One may discover so many hidden corners with beautiful views, balconies and flower beds.
Piazza IV AprileThis the...
Favorite thing: Piazza IV Aprile
This the largest square in Taormina where families gather Sunday mornings after church. All children were dressed in their Sunday suits and playing around while parents were having coffee and ice-cream at Wunderbar
I must had a try as it is said that ice-cream might have been invented in Sisily during Roman times, when a relay of runners would bring snow down from Mount Etna to be flavored and served to wealthy patricians! True or not pistacio and moka ice-creams were...I'll let you guess the rest :-)!
The above picture shows on the right the church Chiesa Di San Giuseppe (built in the 17th century) with its bulb-shaped belltower. On the left, La porta Di Mezzo (clocktower) where Wunderbar can be found.
Etna from Parco Duchi di...
Favorite thing: Etna from Parco Duchi di Cesaro
This parc (Giardino Trevelyani) was near the hotel and I used to go through it when going to the center of Taormina. From there you can admire Etna and the surroundings towns cuddled by the sea!
This is the Convento di S. Domenico- church and convent. It has designs from 1374 (when it was started), sixteenth and eighteenth centuries!
Artists from all ages and nationalities come here, sit on one of the many benches and spend hours drawing this breathtaking scenery!
Corso Umberto 1 (or Valeria...
Favorite thing: Corso Umberto 1 (or Valeria road)
This is the main street (and also shopping street) that goes from Porta Messina to Porta Catania and is 800m long. This is also the most significant tract of the ancient via *Valeria* that actually linked Messina town to Catania!
I was astonished of the so many antique shops that look so tiny from the outside and were holding several big rooms inside with beautiful antiquities. I was looking for a painting but did not find something that would have pleased me and well, ok - let's face it, there were a bit expensive too ;-)!
Many of the monuments worth seeing are along this street like this fountain in front of Duomo. It was built in 1635 and emphases the space in the square through the dynamisn of the 3 concentric orders of steps.
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Favorite thing: TAORMINA
This medieval town with a heavy past, located at 200m on a plateau below Mount Tauro, for which it is named and where there are the ruins of a medieval fortress, has been and is still nowadays cheerished by tourists.
Its real fortune began in the nineteenth century, when, after a visit by Goethe who praised its beauty all over Europe, it became almost immediately a must- see-place.
I'm not very keen in visiting these kind of places but will go when its off season - plenty of space. You have then the opportunity to get acquainted much easier with locals.
I must say Sisilian are charming and very different from italians in general.
I was prepared to brush-up my italian but then everyone talked english and most intriguing was that their second (or first or third...LOL) language seemed to be german, well at least that's the feeling I got!?!!
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With direct access to the beach, this Port Douglas apartment is within a 15-minute walk of Port Douglas Wharf and Shipwreck Museum, Marina Mirage, and Sugar Wharf. Anzac Park and St Mary's by the Sea Chapel are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Onsite venue - This cafe serves breakfast and lunch.
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DocumentaryDocumentary teaches Williston students legacy of alum Althea GibsonSubmitted by Taylor Yakowenko on Tue, 09/09/2014 - 4:09pm.READ MORE:
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One of the long sought after features of X.Org and the Linux graphics stack has been the ability to run multiple X Servers from a single graphics card. While this wouldn't be used by many, there are still many interested in seeing this feature request become a reality.
For instance, being able to run multiple X.Org Servers from one graphics card (basically one X.Org Server per output port) would be ideal for many educational institutions and enterprise environments where one PC/server could be easily shared by many heads.
Dr. Klaus Kusche, a German professor, is the latest individual seeking out this feature for Linux / X and is even willing to put money behind seeing it become a reality. "Mainboards with 4 or even up to 7 PCIe x8 or x16 slots are available today, and graphics cards with 3 to 5 outputs are also common. Such a combination would make a very attractive classroom server for up to 25 pupils/students, cheaper than any other solution, much easier to administrate than a network of single-seat PC's, and much faster w.r.t. graphics than a server with thin clients. We would be highly interested in such a solution (I'm a professor for computer science at a technical high school and university of applied sciences), and I'm currently investigating the possibilities for that."
Xephyr, a KDrive-based nested X Server, would work in this scenario as it targets a host X.Org Server. However, the Xephyr method is un-accelerated (it just uses shared memory) so it doesn't make sense for anything but the most basic tasks.
There was previously some proof-of-concept code by David Airlie to be able to run multiple X.Org Servers on a single graphics card, but that code never matured beyond experimental form and he doesn't have the time to see that materialize in mainline form in the foreseeable future.
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Its not about what you have been doing - its about whats generally a good and safe approach to a common problem. If this works for you thats perfect - but i think we all agree on here, that someone, by using your advice, will probably end up get hurt. Not because people are stupid, but because mistakes are bound to happen.
This goes for my solution too. But in my solution if it goes bad, a battery or an atomizer might die. In yours, a microwave oven could explode - or lethally injure someone.
So i will definately not recommend it, but at the same time its your choice to do what you do!
Hope that clears up my standpoint a bit!
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I am new to vaping. Been rotating 3 attys for 3 weeks and I let them drain each night. When do you know it's time to "clean" an atty and how often should you do it? Is it better to be proactive with cleaning them rather than waiting until they seem to slow down or taste bad? Also, are most e cigs 3.7 volts? The Kissbox, Ego, 801?
I usually wait with cleaning until I notice a decrease in vapour or taste, but some people do it more regularly.
Well, 3.7v ... that's what we all thought. The Joye 510s, though, seem to run on 3.1v instead, including the eGo. That certainly explains a few things.
Vote in the polls, vapers, we need numbers!
What do you mean "that explains a few things"? Personally, I am not that impressed with the Ego. Actually, I don't think I like the 510 atty and I purchased quite a few to use with the Ego, in case I have trouble finding them later. I prefer dripping and it won't take much before flooding. I like my Kissbox and DSE 801 better. I did recently purchase a box mod (14500 battery) from someone who makes them and the 510 seems to work better on it. Any insight anyone has on the 3.7 volt issues would be appreciated.
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Historic Brandville School & Museum Complex
Home of the Oregon - Jerusalem Historical Society
1133 Grasser Street (near Pickle & Wheeling Streets.)
Oregon, Ohio 43616
What's up? That's one of the popular buzz phrases for the text techies these days! But it is a very appropriate phrase to use in connection with OJHS these days. We speak often of the ups and downs of any organization and it seems that OJHS has been on the upswing for quite awhile.
Early in the year, for a modest fee, we sold the rights to Coweta County, Virginia to use a digital print of our Gilbert Gaul painting in their trail signage along their historic Civil War trail. In October, our treasured Gilbert Gaul painting of "Battery H Artillery at the Battle of Cold Harbor, Virginia, June 3-4 1864" was taken on loan under con-tract by the Toledo Museum of Art to be used as the focal point of their exhibit commemorating the end of the Civil War. Our painting will be on display from May through August. The removal of the painting was an undertaking by itself and caused quite a media stir. The size of the painting and frame and the reconfiguration of the front stairway prohibited its removal in a normal manner. A window on the second story was temporarily removed and the painting was crated, lowered and moved to TMA by van. A "tailgate" party took advantage of the occasion—complimentary chili in a cup, sweets and hot beverages were served—and many of the community joined in.
We also are launching a new program "First Families" which will be of interest to those in the community whose ancestors settled in Oregon Township in 1860 or prior. (see another article in the newsletter)
An enhancement to our campus will occur in the Spring, 2015. (see another article in the newsletter)
A new event "Garden Art Sale" is planned for Summer. (see another article in the newsletter)
With the revision of our Bylaws, public meetings will be held in March, May and October. These public meetings will present programs of significant interest to members of the community; no OJHS business will be conducted at these programs.
An "all-member event" will take place in August, also initiated by the bylaw revisions. This will be a review of ac-complishments of the past year, plans for the upcoming year and election of trustees. This will replace the poorly-attended January annual meeting and will be less formal (and more enjoyable). More details will be provided as the time approaches.
And, of course, the Spring and Fall teas will occur. Watch for details in the newsletter since these events always are sold out well in advance.
Living History Day Camp will be presented with new curriculum for the four days in June. Enrollment is limited to 22 students; all the teachers donating their time are current or retired educators.
And, last, but not least, 2015 is the year for the Holiday Tour of Distinctive Homes which will be held the first weekend in December. See the article regarding how to have your home included in this event which began in 2005 and continues to grow in the community.
Now you've had a preview in "what's up" with OJHS. We always have room for more to jump on our bandwagon and "preserve our history and bring history to life". We look forward to seeing you and trust you will enjoy "what's up".
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Brian WindhorstNBA commissioner David Stern will retire on Feb. 1, 2014, 30 years after he took charge of the league, and will be replaced by deputy cCommissioner Adam Silver.
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Laurel Richie acknowledged she doesn't know a lot about the WNBA's history. Still, days after being hired as the WNBA's third president, she called it a 'dream job.'
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Schools kids have sex in school, they have blow-jobs on the school bus, they beat the sh!t out of each other in school, they smoke pot and shove cocaine up their noses when they are on recess, and they can buy hand-guns in the school yard. Now some whack job, batty eyed, over educated screwball save the whalers are going reach out and help them, "THEY ARE NOT GOING TO ALLOW THEM TO DRINK GINGER ALE WHILE ON SCHOLL PROPERTY" :bricks: :singing: :singing: :singing: http://www.breitbart.com/news/2006/05/03/D8HCKE980.html
WOW, are you out of touch! This is an area of my expertise, as I presided over a number of school lunch programs. First, the main reason why there were "coke" machines in schools were because they were big time money makers. The recipient of this cash revenue were usually principles or some type of football club (I guess in geographic locations where basketball is king, then basketball clubs). There is a huge problem with obesity in our country. Drinking soda does not help and provides no nutritional value. The new laws state that the machines must carry some type of fruit juices. What part of this troubles you Harry? In addition, another problem that is happening in schools is incorporating the fast food markets (McDonalds, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, etc) into the cafeteria. Basically, the schools are lazy and outsourcing to these companies does nothing but increase the problem of obesity. Most schools should have no problem balancing their food budgets, as a matter of fact many food programs are cash cows. The problem is they have employees who are inept or as previously mentioned, lazy. Oh, and as far as carrying guns in schools, No. Unfortunately, some get through. How many schools are there in your community, town, state, country? Now tell me how many a day you hear about a gun being brought to school? Care to discuss free lunches in school?
I never said they carry the guns in school, I said "THEY BUY THEM IN THE SCHOOL YARD" I wasn't talking About the Coca Cola company either, I was pointing out the Looney Hypocrisy of banning a bottle of ginger ale in school but they don't dare go after the liitle darlings that are shoving Coke up their nose in the mens room. Do some of you people really think you are going to stop Kids From Drinking Soda Remember the Ding Dongs that throw the blame on McDonalds because fat people are fat. If McDonalds makes you fat and you don't want to be fat, then stay the f-ck out of McDonalds. When the kids get home from school there is a six pack of Pepsi in the refrigerator waiting for them. I'm skinny and I like McDonalds.
Just out of morbid curiousity, do you have any evidence of thise kids shoving cocaine up their noses when they are on recess, or buying hand guns in the school yard? Second of all, you do realize that the kids can drink whatever they want on school property, that the only the school is only not going to sell it to them? You realize that, right? Lastly, you also realize that this was a decision by soda companies as a PR move, right? did you even read the article you're linking to?
I am dead serious - if someone is going to make a statement like that, i would think, that, as a responsible intelligent adult, they would have some evidence or proof to back it up i'd just like to see that evidence
Here is the bottom line. No, banning soda in school will not stop kids from drinking soda. Though, it will help. Banning McDonald's from schools helps in countering obesity. The problem today is that in many instances both the parents work, when they get home it is so easy to grab something in the fast food industry. The "ding dongs" are the ones who contract McDonald's into school food service. It is a fact that these foods are unhealthy and highly fat in content. Thus, the parents have to do their part, but lets not give the schools permission to exaggerate the problem.
Somehow I survived school without consuming all that caloric crap. I don't see why public schools need to be recruiting venues for bad nutrition. Good move.


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i live in niu valley, and go there extremely rarelyeverytime i go, i say, "why don't we come here more often?"
I say the same thing every time we go..
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Which Prequel character is the dumbest (intelligence wise) character: Yoda- Can't see through Palpatine's obvious plot Obi-Wan- Still believes in Anakin Jedi Council Members- Dumb people who sit around and listen to a dummy (prequel Yoda) and Conehead talk horrible strategy Senate- Can't see that evil monster looking, yellow eyed Palpatine is a monster trying to take over the Galaxy. General Grievous- Everything he does Nute Gunray- Stupid idiothead who listens to Palpatine who will obviously betray him Anakin- (My Previous Thread) No Jar Jar Binks, also.
Have to go with Yoda (as he is head member) and the Jedi council as a whole. In TPM they decide to train Anakin though its said it will bring grave danger. Do they free his mother which they know is an issue and do they give him to a wise and experienced Jedi Master who could spot the danger signs early. The answer is no to both questions. In Clones, They go ahead and decide to use a Clone army that they know 1) Was built in there name which they did not authorise, 2) That the planet where the clones were built was deleted from there archives,suggesting that someone did not want them to know about it. 3) That the bounty hunter who is chief suspect who tried to assassinate the woman opposed to the creation of an Army, is the clone template 4) That by the end they even have Count Dracula Dooku monologue the whole plot for them and still seem clueless. RotS to many to name now but quite a few, put simply it's a classic example of a war run by disorganised hippies
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The Senate for having the Palpatine stay long after his term expires, not to mention the emergency powers they kept handing out like candy The Jedi for never evolving and changing Dooku for never realizing (until the end) that he was being used like puppet
The Senate for passing a motion for Palpatine to say on as Chancellor, then assign him more executive power, then cheering at the complete desolution of democracy. These guys deserved Palpatine and Mace.
Yoda has always been a fool in my eyes. He did not see through any of the fog surrounding the Sith's return, and even after supposedly learning his lesson from his failure to maintain the Jedi Order, he was still wrong in telling Luke that there was absolutely no hope for Vader
It must have been tough for the council though. They are so worried about the possible collapse of the Republic, controlling the war on all fronts, making sure Anakin doesn't act like a child and lash out over something stupid, and on top of that try to be detectives and find out who the real Sith Lord is. It's a lot of work.


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Company Overview of Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. (Taipei Branch)
Company Overview
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. (Taipei Branch) provides personal, commercial, and corporate banking and financial services. The bank offers syndication, treasury and capital markets, trade, payments and cash management, custody and clearing, credit cards, credit card acquiring, corporate cards, unit trusts, and private banking services. It was founded in 1984 and is headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp. Ltd. (Taipei Branch)operates as a subsidiary of The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
333 Keelung Road
Section 1
Taipei, 110
Founded in 1984
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