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Title: Princess Resurrection
Volume: GN 2
Pages: 208
Distributor: Del Rey
Release date: 2007-08-28
Suggested retail price: $10.95
Age rating: 16+
Hiro is a Blood Warrior, which means he's the natural prey of vampires, demons, monsters, and other creatures of the night. Even worse, he needs the help of Hime, the somewhat crazy Princess who gave him the dubious gift of immortal life at the price of eternal servitude. One thing remains clear: this is Princess Hime's world, and all Hiro can do is try to survive it!
Story and art by Yasunori Mitsunaga.
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Voting for Peace: Building Democracies in Post-Conflict Countries
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02/25/2009 |
Dispatches from the War Room
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Critical Perspectives in Policy Formation:
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02/20/2009 |
Part II: Microfinance Initiatives and their Role in Global Health
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Social Change Organizations and Public Leadership: The Role of Social Change Leadership in Deepening Democracy
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Sustainability Across Africa
Presented by: National Geographic Adventure and sponsored at NYU by Wagner Environmental Policy and Action and the Wallerstein Collaborative for Urban Environmental Education. With Rob Holmes, Founder & President, Green Living Project™ The "Green Living Project™ Event Series" is an inspiring multi-media presentation which features unique sustainability projects across Africa. Experience the team's journey across East Africa visiting eco-tourism, wildlife conservation, renewable energy, and community development programs including rhino sanctuaries, hyena projects, and new eco-lodges in Uganda; gorilla conservation and coffee bikes in Rwanda; schools, wildlife management, and cool farm-based lodges Tanzania. Join us to learn about sustainable living and responsible travel and how you can get directly involved with each of these exciting projects. This special event also features free door prizes and entry to win gear from National Geographic Adventure, Timberland, Gregory, Keen, Chaco, Lonely Planet, and ExOfficio. |
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Challenges and Hope for Development: The Case of Rwanda and Darfur Survivors
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Food, Fuel and Finance: Public Forum on Global Crisis
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02/13/2009 |
Sons of Lwala Film Screening
The Global Health Alliance of New York University is pleased to present the film Sons Of Lwala on Friday, February 13, 2009. Sons of Lwala follows the lives of two Kenyan brothers who have made their way to medical school in the United States from their small rural village, Lwala. While they pursue their studies they also take on the ambitious task of building a health clinic in Lwala. The village has had no access to medical care despite the high rates of HIV/AIDS and illness in the community. Please join us for the film screening which will be followed by a discussion session with representatives from the Lwala Community Alliance which supports the clinic documented in the film. Light refreshments will be served. Admission is free. Donations will be accepted on behalf of the Lwala Community Alliance. |
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Are We There Yet: Affirmative Action in the Age of Obama
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Reproductive Health of War-Affected Populations: What Do We Know?
Reproductive Health of War-Affected Populations: What Do We Know? with Therese McGinn, Associate Professor of Clinical Population & Family Health, and Director, Reproductive Health Access, Information and Services in Emergencies (RAISE) Initiative Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health |
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State of the City 2009
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Where Has the Russian "Mafiya" Gone? And Should We Care?
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Women and Leadership: How to Differentiate Yourself Early in Your Healthcare Career
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02/03/2009 |
The Great Experiment: Quest for a Global Nation
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01/29/2009 |
The Impact of Climate Change on International Peace & Security: A View from the Small Island States
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01/28/2009 |
From Prison to Empowerment: Women Advocates Take on the Criminal Justice System
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Race, and Post-Election America: The Fulfillment of the Dream?
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AARCO Deluxe Recessed Display Case
This recessed display case with sliding doors was designed for large size requirements. This display case should be able to handle almost anything. Plus adjustable shelf brackets will allow you to set up this shelf in a way that maximizes space for your specific needs.
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AARCO Deluxe Recessed Display Case
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48" H x 96" W x 16" D Size
48" H x 72" W x 16" D Size
48" H x 144" W x 16" D Size
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Since 1975 Aarco Products Inc. has manufactured a full range of Visual Communication Products. Their products are manufactured of the best and most durable components, yet are moderately priced. Their modern and expanded facilities, coupled with their experienced manufacturing staff, enable them to produce custom products with a special measure of consistency and affordability.AARCO Deluxe Recessed Display Case
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Sex-selective Abortion Bans: A Disingenuous New Strategy to Limit Women's Access to Abortion
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Written by Sneha Barot for RH Reality Check. This diary is cross-posted; commenters wishing to engage directly with the author should do so at the original post.
Republished with permission from the Guttmacher Policy Review, Spring 2012, Volume 15, Number 2. See all our coverage of the Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act (PRENDA) here and all our coverage of sex selection here.
Among the widening panoply of strategies being deployed to restrict U.S. abortion rights—ostensibly in the interest of protecting women—is the relatively recent push to prohibit the performance of abortions for the purpose of sex selection. Sex-selective abortion is widespread in certain countries, especially those in East and South Asia, where an inordinately high social value is placed on having male over female children. There is some evidence—although limited and inconclusive—to suggest that the practice may also occur among Asian communities in the United States.
A broad spectrum of civil rights groups and reproductive rights and justice organizations stand united in opposition to these proposed abortion bans as both unenforceable and unwise. Advocates for the welfare of Asian American women are particularly adamant in protesting that such laws have the potential to do much harm and no good for their communities. Moreover, they argue that proposals to ban sex-selective abortion proffered by those who would ban all abortions are little more than a cynical political ploy and that the real problem that needs to be addressed is son preference—itself a deeply seated and complex manifestation of entrenched gender discrimination and inequity.
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A last lap mistake by Anthony Lazzaro handed the overall win to Audi's Andrew Palmer Sunday.
O'Connell third, Pilgrim seventh.
Sunday's second race of the Barber Motorsports Park weekend goes green at 10:40 a.m. CDT, a second 50-minute race with a standing start.
It was an exciting day at Barber Motorsports Park and the Pirelli World Challenge drivers did not disappoint.
Coming off a top-five finish in Round 1, the JCR Motorsports team did a fantastic job preparing the Audi R8 Ultra for the tight street course in Long Beach.
Drissi Motorsports went all out on preparing a special livery for The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Aston Martin.
Aston Martin fared well on the streets of Long Beach.
The second round of 2014 Pirelli World Challenge season at Long Beach saw Johhny O'Connell, Nic Jonsson, and Michael Mills emerge victorious.
Andrew Palmer claimed victory in his class, and third overall, during today's season-opening round.
Who did what at St. Pete in the Pirelli World Challenge.
Pilgrim Second and O'Connell 10th
James Sofronas: "Everyone worked incredibly hard to get us here, and to have it end the way it did is incredibly unfortunate."
A total of 225 cars, a historic high for this event, took green flags during the seven race groups.
O'Connell secured his second straight GT Drivers' Championship meanwhile Aschenbach achieved his third Pirelli World Challenge title.
Johnny O'Connell wins race,Andy Pilgrim third, Cadillac wins manufacturer title.
Andy Pilgrim took the GT win in his Cadillac CTS-V.R while Brandon Davis earned the GTS victory in the new TRG-Aston Martin.
TRG-AMR North America debuted two new team drivers at the Pirelli World Challenge event. Mark Klenin and Drew Regitz raced their Aston Martin Vantage GT4s for the first time, and finished in the top ten to continue the team's hot streak.
Mixed results in challenging doubleheader for the no. 24 STANDD / Merchant Services Audi R8.
Randy Pobst: "The Volvo looked like it had a beard or grass skirt on it..."
Peter Cunningham finished second on the two races, while Nick Esayian collected a pair of top-10 finishes.
James Sofronas: "We're not walking away with the point lead, but we made big gains this weekend."
Alex Figge was strong this weekend at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course for his second GT victory. In GTS second race of the double-header, Lawson Aschenbach took the top honors.
The Pirelli World Challenge Round 11 at Mid-Ohio ended with Figge earning the first race of the double header weekend. Wilkins took the honors in GTS. In the Touring Car races held on Saturday, Cooper sweeps TC and Francis Jr, Davis split TCB.
RealTime Acura drivers Cunningham and Esayian did not fare as well as expected on the street circuit in Toronto.
Despite challenging weekend, Ende moves up in GT class championship
Randy and his No. 6 K-PAX Racing Volvo S60 team headed north of the border for round ten of the Pirelli World Challenge GT championships and some fast-paced street racing.
On the street circuit in Toronto, Cadillac Racing finished 1-2 with O'Connell and Pilgrim. Aschenbach notched another victory GTS n his Camaro.
Strong fourth on Friday is tempered by contact on Saturday as the no. 24 STANDD / Merchant Services Audi R8 LMS has a co-driver for the weekend.
The hard work was rewarded with a top-five finish for Peter Cunningham on Friday and a well-deserved top-10 for Nick Esayian on Saturday.
Podium keeps Randy Pobst hopes alive for the championships.
Wasting no time until the next round, GMG will head straight out to the streets of Toronto, Canada, for the tenth round of the championship next weekend.
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I honestly have never had such a terrible battery on a phone in my life. I have had my phone since March or so if that's important. I have tried all the usual things like kill tasks, turn off 4g, lower brightness, have battery die fully than charge it, etc. Nothing has helped me out ever. Without any exageration when I say this, I can not and will not ever play games, go on the internet, use social networking apps, or anything similar to these things unless I know I will be near a charger soon. I just can't. The phone is just terrible, I go through the day with my phone in my pocket only checking for text messages or emails and by the time school is done (8 hours) I will easily lose 15-30 percent of battery life just doing that. I actually find this phone worse and more pointless than a flip phone. Reason of this is because a flip phone can play games, text, internet, emails, and much more without dying for like a day easy. My phone can't go three hours without dying if I played games. Having games on the phone is just stupid because I can't ever play them. I have not played a game on this phone unless my phone was on a charger since I got it. This is a mix of a rant towards this piece of crap and also asking you guys to help me with this phone because it has been far to much raging over this phone.
Going 8 hrs with some Internet use and losing 15-30% of battery life doesn't seem bad to me - unless you have the Maxx. Can you install something like Badass Battery Monitor and give us a little more detail of what's using up your battery and how long a charge lasts?
I found BatteryXL and it did wonders for my battery. I set it to turn 3g off but it will turn on every 30 minutes and sync. I went from 4 or 5 percent usage an hour to around 2 percent.
Perhaps we need something on the front page announcing the new battery forum. Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
I came from an iPhone and was thoroughly unimpressed with the Razr's battery. I loved the 4G, the large display, and the call quality, but the battery was requiring multiple charges per day (yeah, I'm a heavy user). I kicked myself for passing on the Maxx and then finally went for the conversion kit on cellphonerepairshop. I now have the Maxx's battery in my OG Razr and the difference is night and day! Finally I don't have to worry about constantly finding a place to charge.
Dear AloneFX, Welcome to the new Battery Forum. Your original post and the thread have been moved here in hopes of giving you greater opportunity to get advice from some of the best battery-savvy people on the forum. There are a great bunch of people here, many who have followed me here as a result of work I have done along the same vein. I've read the post and I am slightly confused. In one line you state; "I go through the day with my phone in my pocket only checking for text messages or emails and by the time school is done (8 hours) I will easily lose 15-30 percent of battery life just doing that." And then in another you state; "My phone can't go three hours without dying if I played games." First I must say, a 15% to 30% reduction in the total charge level over an 8 hour period is not what I would consider excessive, especially given the battery size (1,750mAh). The battery is designed to run the device for an entire average day with a full charge the night before, but depending on your usage pattern and whether you use "computer-like" functions more (surfing, gaming, applications), or phone functions more (calling and texting utilize the phone functions) will have a great impact on the battery's ability to maintain power over the duration of the day. This is far more a computer than any "Flip-phone" ever was. As a result, it consumes considerably more power. Some of the biggest users of power are; The screen Much larger, therefore uses more power Since it's a Super Active-Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode (SAMOLED), as opposed to the display on your Flip phone which was likely a back-lit Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), as a result, every point of light on this display is a separate and individual LED, and each one uses power. The brighter the screen is, the more power it uses. White is the most power-hungry, black uses almost no power, any color in between will use either more or less power depending on how much closer to white or black it is. The longer the display is on while you are not paying attention, such as if you sit it down and turn to do something else, the more power you are wasting while it's staring at the ceiling. The 4G radio Although 4G is FAST, it also uses more power than 3G, mainly because it actually works WITH 3G, rather than instead of it...2 radios on, at least twice the power consumption. Proximity to or quality of reception of 4G signal will impact battery consumption, since if it is having a hard time finding or clearly communicating with a 4G tower, it will "turn up" the power consumption to increase signal to the tower. This in turn uses more battery power. The GPS Similarly to the 4G signal issues and resulting power consumption, GPS will suck battery power if it is not getting a strong signal from the satellites, such as inside a building. Social networking apps These apps will not only pull data at intervals throughout the day, but they will do so potentially hundreds of times daily depending on how active the "friends" in your network are and how frequent they post. More than one Social network, means more than one app pulling data. Each time these apps pull data, they use the cellular data portion of the phone's communication, and whether it's 3G or 4G, it's consuming battery power. Widgets Many Widgets are also data collection tools, such as clock/weather widgets, news widgets, Social networking widgets, Photo or Media widgets, etc. Each time these widgets look for updated data, your battery is being sucked dry by them. There are LOTS of things you can do to minimize or eliminate battery depletion problems, but you also have to realize that if you use it with screen on for extended periods of time, and especially if watching videos or playing games, the computer portion of the phone will shift into overdrive and draw power from the battery in mass consumption. Take some time to click on the links below and read through the lists of suggestions. Get to know the phone even better than you already do. Try taking advantage of some of the built-in tools that are designed to help you limit battery consumption, and even take advantage of some tried and true tools available on the Google Play Store as well. Don't forget to check back here, because if I know my team, they'll be all over this post and want to help you get the most out of your RAZR. Good luck! :biggrin: Quick links Things you should know Battery specifications Tips to extend battery life [HR][/HR] Built-in tools to assist you in optimizing battery life: Power control widget Data Saver Motorola Task Manager Smart Actions [HR][/HR]
To really compare with the iPhone, you should run your RAZR in 3G only mode (since iPhone can't do 4G). You'll see battery life similar to or better than the iPhone in that case, and you'll still have the option to go 4G if you feel the Maverick need for speed. My wife leaves hers in 3G most of the time and gets a day and a half easy (non-Maxx; her usage is on the light side, in fairness). -Sliced from my RAZR
A very sound post and explanation of the Pros and cons of 4G at the moment. I do believe that the ICS update is doing some creative manipulation of the radios to lessen the impact of 4G on the battery without sacrificing speed or transition stability. We shall see. Sent from my DROID RAZR MAXX using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2 with Google voice to text translation. Please excuse any minor spelling, punctuation, capitalization or grammatical errors.
I mostly use 4G on an on-demand basis for things like streaming music and video. Otherwise, I'm on 3G. Even as a pure 3G device (with absolutely zero 4G usage), the OG Razr's battery didn't cut it with my usage. Again - LOVING the Maxx's battery.
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So what's the recipe?
Simply put I DON'T CARE! Not because I am not interested but because it could be the greatest beer of all time and such a large percentage of people would hate it simply because of who brewed it or commissioned it to be brewed( whichever is the reality of it). Also I am one who believes that there are parts of the presidents life that need to be kept to the president, this is one of those things. I don't want to know everything about the president, does he/she like good beer is all I need to know on the subject of beer. If that beer is a style I don't like I won't hold it against him/her, everyone is entitled to their opinion.
Maybe its a secret because of foreign ingredients. What if they had the temerity to use Saaz or Munich or Nottingham? It is silly season. I read that he had 10 gallons for the Superbowl with 200 guests. So even with a White House invitation, its only a 50/50 shot of getting one. Pretty much zero chance of getting two.
Whew! Glad you started a new thread on this. There hadn't been a new thread on this in like 2-3 hours and I thought I was going to have to start one. I'll check back in a couple of hours, and if there isn't a new thread by then, maybe I'll start one then.
Wouldn't it be fun to find the "Honey Ale" is actually just a BeeCave House clone? I personally wouldn't be surprised...
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The Fed Isn't Bailing Out Anyone
Well, it looks like the Fed finally got a clue last week and slashed short-term interest rates. They must have bought a "u" or an "e." Their 75-basis-point fed funds rate cut now has them less behind the curve. After this week's 25- or 50-basis-point cut, they will be close to, or at, my expected 3% level. It's about time.
Now many are criticizing this Fed move as irresponsible or pandering to shareholders. They note the sloppy but hardly collapsing economic data and claim "bailout." Poppycock. The Fed has been behind the curve since the financial crisis began. All they are doing is following the fixed-income market lower. The more appropriate criticism of the Fed should be their tardiness.
Better Late Than Never
The Fed is not trying to save the stock market. It is not even trying to rescue the real economy. Right now, neither really need nor deserve saving. However, the Fed does need to aid the banking system with a more normal yield curve. It does need to mitigate the ugly residential housing bear market and rapidly fading commercial real estate market. It should help jump-start liquidity in the fixed-income markets. It probably wouldn't have an issue with the resumption of normal risk-taking in the financial markets as well.
The Fed is not bailing out anyone. The humongous losses in real estate and the debt-market bubbles, which the Fed helped create in the first place, have already occurred. The bloodletting in the financial services/real estate industry is only beginning. There are more write-offs and capital-raise announcements coming, so get over it.
The purpose of shockingly short rates is to insure against the actual debacle in the housing and debt markets from spreading into the real economy and causing economic Armageddon. The bears in the markets jeer this Fed action because they so desire a deflationary/recession spiral. Some are just talking their book, others believe in some moral cause to eradicate the evil that is leverage. But understand that those who criticize the Fed's moves want more financial pain. I don't. Short rates will help us avoid some pain. They will not be panacea. Even with 2%-3% cash, the real estate markets will probably head lower, maybe even significantly. The banking system needs much more time to heal and recapitalize. The domestic consumer will continue the belt tightening and bump up their savings rate. We should experience below-average growth for a couple of years as the excesses in the financial and asset markets are worked off. But we don't need to have an economic implosion. Incredibly low money rates will lower financing costs, stimulate investment and support consumption more than otherwise. They will add some support to the housing market and help stretched homeowners refinance their mortgages. Lower rates will aid purchases of consumer goods and services, supporting general economic activity. They are an insurance policy against the financial crisis dragging down the real economy. We should be so lucky as to have to reverse them sooner rather than later. These positive forces will mitigate some of the negative pressures on the economy from the unwinding of the great debt bubble. They will not reflate the Great Stupidity, as I have termed it. The "still dancing fools" have had their legs removed permanently. So ease up on the Fed. They were late, but better late...So, Where Do You Put Your Money?
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Trying to keep it high
We'll play all night for you
I'm banging my head 'til I'm dead
As long as you move
We're on the fast way
Delivering the best that I can
Can you see what I'm doing
Running from day to day
Just to let it go
C'mon move your assholes!
Stand up! Right now! Kill off!
Well I've got the command
Did you understand
Attacking is the only way to win
Awaiting the warday and
The inflammation
You're the first who will be burning
If you see the storm
No time to go down
That's way I'm screaming
No pleasure the pain comes down here
No return don't look back
There's no tomorrow
And if you're a fucker
And don't believe it
Fuck off and die!
Yeah! I've got the control
With my heart of stone
I feel the hades in the air
The vibration in my bones
And the noise keeps the thrill
The adventure has just begun
No religion in this place
You're waiting for that moment
Forget it and don't loose your time
Don't want to become like that
There's many times to raise hell
There's many ways to live your life
Together we staying for yell
Don't break your fever
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Or a God to believe
So if you're a straight
Guy in the high society
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According to you – who are the top 5 sexiest rock stars of either
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• Kurt Cobain (Nirvana)
• David Draiman (Disturbed)
• Shaun Morgan (Seether)
Now see, the thing here is, there are two people on this list who are also on my list. And no, I aint telling. If you're supposed to know, you already do.
Name three things within 5 meters of you right now that are battery-powered.
• Blackberry
• Calculator
• Kodak Camera
Yep, that list is totally what I had in mind with this question. Note to self: change this question and ask for 5 next time so they can't skimp out.
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•1 part tequila
•1 part rum
•1 part gin
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Mix ingredients together over ice in a glass. Pour into a shaker and give one brisk shake. Pour back into the glass and make sure there is a touch of fizz at the top. Garnish with lemon.
I was gonna make a funny comment but… that sounds fucking delicious ! I want one now !
If Grateful Dead fans are Deadheads, and Led Zeppelin fans are
Ledheads what does that make Iron Maiden fans ?
• Uhm…. Ironheads, Maidenheads … I have no clue
Let me explain how this question goes. See if you're shy you say "Ironheads", if you're feeling cheeky you say "Maidenheads"… you're not supposed to give BOTH the right answers and then say you don't KNOW the right answer. Trust MJ to make the question seem a lot less clever than when I came up with it… it's very rude to outsmart your interviewer okay.
If you had to spend a day in public wearing only one single item of
clothing. What would you choose ?
• Pants
Now see, me, call me shy but if I was a girl and somebody asked me this I would have said something like "ankle-length cloak" or "raincoat" or something. So everybody please applaud MJ for having the courage to spend a day in public, topless.
What can you never leave home without ?
• My phone
You stole that answer from everybody.
What is the subject line of the last e-mail you received (before this one).
• RE:Interview …. I don't get many emails
So much for a bit of an insight into your life through a glimpse at your private communications. Note to self: next time ask about 'last text you got'.
What pets do you have ?
2 x cats ~ Rocky and Mimi
Aawww… I love kitties. But if you put rocky in boxing gloves I'll complain. It would be cruel… awesome, but cruel.
If you could rule the world for 5 minutes – what would you do ?
• I'm pretty sure if this were to happen, I'd probably spend those 5 minutes trying to figure out what I'd do but I would have to say everyone in the world must tell someone they love them.
I vote MJ gets to be ruler of the world for ever. If she does that the whole time she'll be the best ruler of anywhere ever.
Leather, spandex or latex for your superhero costume ?
Spandex (and definitely a cape)
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How it happened: Once again, the Mavericks found a way to conjure up another fourth quarter meltdown.
Utah overcame a listless offensive effort with big fourth-quarter contributions from Alec Burks, Paul Millsap and Gordon Hayward. The duo helped spark a 13-0 run over a four-minute stretch that put the Jazz ahead for good in a back-and-forth game.
Dallas started out on the right foot. Chris Kaman was a disruptive force on defense and paced the offense in the first half. He had a team-high 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting through the first two quarters. Creating a cushion against the Jazz was next to impossible, though, because of Hayward. He countered Kaman by connecting on 3-of-4 3-pointers and scoring 18 of his game-high 27 points to help Utah even it up by halftime.
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Everything quickly unraveled in the final six minutes. The Jazz shot the ball well and played aggressive defense to hand the Mavericks yet another frustrating loss. Dirk Nowitzki did his best to halt Utah's comeback, but his 20 points were not enough to do the job.
What it means: Dallas still hasn't figured out how to close out games. The Mavericks were in control for much of the game before the Jazz rallied down the stretch. If Dallas hopes to reverse a slide that has seen it lose 12 of its last 14 games, better defense and better shot selection in the fourth quarter are crucial starting points.
Play of the game: Seldom used Burks made a clutch shot to fuel the Jazz's go-ahead run. After Brand blocked a shot by Al Jefferson, Burks corralled the ball and let it fly as the shot clock drained to zero. He drilled the 3-pointer to tie it at 86-86. The Jazz went ahead a few seconds later on a Hayward layup and never looked back.
Stat of the night: Burks scored a season-high 13 points -- including eight in the fourth quarter -- to pace the Jazz comeback. The second-year guard has been buried on Utah's bench at times this season, but he looked like a star against a sagging Dallas defense.
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One of the links in Fatmice's post is pretty close to what I'd like to see:
What I had in mind was a hardware database which focused on OEM solutions as opposed to bare hardware solutions. Maybe with a rating/comment system. So I could go to the hardware database, click "HP laptop" or "HP desktop" and see a list of products they produce which are known to work (or not work) with PC-BSD/FreeBSD.
The Wine project does something like this where they list applications and give them ratings. Gold, silver, bronze, n/a depending on how well the app works.
I think it would be great to be able to check to see if PC-BSD will work with a given machine ahead of time... or be able to buy a machine I'm 99% sure will work with PC-BSD out of the box.
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TALLAHASSEE | A move to repeal Florida's three-year-old red-light camera law next year faces formidable obstacles, including a well-financed red-light camera company lobbying corps paid up to a half-million dollars in the 2013 legislative session to protect the lucrative industry.
There will also be a strong pushback from the 77 cities and counties — many still trying to recover from the Great Recession and its aftermath — that received more than $62 million in fines from the cameras in the most recent budget year.
The state, which splits the $158 fines with the local government, received nearly $53 million from the cameras.
Opponents will also have to overcome arguments from safety advocates who say the cameras save lives and make Florida's roadways safer. The law is named after Mark Wandall, a Manatee County man whose wife fought for years to pass the legislation after her husband was killed when a motorist ran a traffic light.
Casey Cook, a lobbyist for the Florida League of Cities, said safety, not revenue, will be the primary argument from local governments that want to keep the existing law.
"We are opposed to the repeal of the red-light camera law," Cook said. "For us, it's all about safety. It's a proven public safety tool that is stopping red-light running and stopping dangerous T-bone crashes. I think it's been misconstrued that cities are making a bunch of money off these things."
But one of the leaders of the move to repeal the red-light camera law next year, state Senate Transportation Chairman Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, thinks otherwise.
Brandes, who is working with Rep. Frank Artiles, R-Miami, in the House, said he supports having a "robust" road safety program but calls the cameras a "backdoor tax" source for the local governments.
"Cities and counties are in this because they want the revenue — and it was never sold as a revenue tool," Brandes said.
Brandes is waiting on a report from legislative analysts, who are looking at the revenue trends as well as the safety issues. He said he thinks he will be able to demonstrate by the beginning of the annual session in the spring that the cameras are being misused.
"It's all about money," he said.
Local government revenue has more than tripled, growing along with the number of communities using the cameras since they were authorized under state law in 2010.
But Cook insists that for many cities, the camera programs are not a major revenue source, adding that the revenue would be expected to decline as motorists know the cameras are being used and are less likely to commit violations.
He also said use of the cameras should remain a local decision, with each city — or county — being able to decide whether to use the devices.
"Our cities are using these at dangerous intersections and it's all about safety for them," Cook said. "The government closest to the people governs best. If a city commission wants to put in a red-light camera program because they think they have a red-light running problem in their city, they should be able to make that decision."
Helping the local governments make their case are the companies behind the cameras.
State financial disclosure reports tracking lobbying fees through the first half of this year show that American Traffic Solutions and Redflex Traffic Systems spent up to $340,000 hiring lobbyists to protect the law in the Legislature this year, and another $160,000 on lobbying the governor and executive branch agencies.
The amounts are a high-end estimate, since lobbying fees are reported in ranges and not exact figures.
American Traffic, from Scottsdale, Ariz., hired nine lobbying firms, which had 54 lobbyists on their payrolls, during the 2013 session. The company paid up to $260,000 for legislative lobbyists and $110,000 for the executive agencies. The highest fees went to Southern Strategies, which was paid up to $70,000 for lobbying lawmakers and up to $30,000 for the executive branch.
Redflex, a Phoenix-based company that runs the red-light cameras in Jacksonville, hired two lobbying firms and spent up to $80,000 on influencing lawmakers and another $50,000 on the executive branch. The highest lobbying fees went to Blue Tusk Communications, which was paid up to $110,000 for legislative and executive branch lobbying, according to the state reports.
Bolstering its position, American Traffic also made some $145,000 campaign contributions to the state Republican and Democratic Party funds in the period leading up to the 2013 session and just after its conclusion.
The GOP received $125,000 from the red-light camera company, including $50,000 contributions made on Jan. 8 and June 11, according to state elections records. The Democrats received $20,000 on Dec. 4.
The willingness to hire dozens of lobbyists and to make large campaign donations doesn't surprise Gary Biller, president of The National Motorists Association, a group that opposes the cameras.
Biller said as lawmakers file bills to repeal the red-light cameras in the 2014 session, Florida has become a major battleground state for the industry, including American Traffic and Redflex.
"Both companies pull in about $100 million a year from their U.S. photo enforcement programs," Biller said. "To aggressively promote that business, they employ large numbers of lobbyists at both the federal and state levels."
Biller said the industry has "good reason to be so aggressive in Florida," as more than 40 cities in California — another major red-light camera state — have decided to oppose the devices, including Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose.
"While there is also opposition to the cameras in Florida, it hasn't yet been as successful as in California," Biller said. "So it isn't surprising that ATS and Redflex are marshaling many of their resources to not only expand their business in the Sunshine State but also mount stiff resistance against efforts to repeal the use of red-light cameras."
Despite opposition from the companies and local governments, this year Brandes won support for several changes in the law, including giving motorists more time to deal with the initial violations and prohibiting motorists from being charged with a right-turn violation if they had come to a complete stop.
But Brandes said there are still many problems with the law, including the use of arbitrary standards for the enforcement of right-hand turns as well issues with the timing of the yellow lights. He also said he is upset that some local government are charging a maximum administration fee for a new appeals process that was set up under the revised law this year.
As for the opposition from local governments as well as the big-money lobbying corps, Brandes said he is prepared to counter them with his arguments.
"It's a tough climb. But it's not insurmountable," Brandes said.
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