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20080219670 | RoF system providing HD wireless communication service and signal control method for the same - Disclosed is an RoF system providing an HD wireless communication service. The RoF system includes the base station for transmitting and receiving each of the TDD/FDD individual signals and TDD/FDD combined signals, channel-combining downstream signals for a TDD scheme with downstream signals for an FDD scheme, and generating TDD/FDD mode control signals; a base station donor for receiving downstream RF signals from the base station, converting the resultant signals into downstream optical signals, outputting the converted signals, and delivering upstream optical signals, which are input to the remote station from the wireless terminals, to the base station; and the remote station for switching a corresponding duplexing mode operation according to wireless service channel states of the wireless terminals, converting the downstream optical signals transmitted from the base station donor into service RF signals, amplifying the converted service RF signals, and providing the amplified service RF signals to the wireless terminals through antennas. | 09-11-2008 |
20080239335 | ENCODING AND DECODING METHOD FOR ENHANCING DEPTH RESOLUTION OF AN IMAGE, AND PRINT SYSTEM USING THE SAME - A print system having an enhanced depth resolution of an image. The print system includes a host device to divide a gray image into basic block units, to determine whether the basic block units represent an edge area, to convert the gray image into binary data, and to output the converted gray image; and an image forming apparatus to determine whether the binary data received from the host device represents an edge area, to convert the binary data into a gray image according to the result of determination, and to print the gray image. As a result, depth resolution is enhanced, and print data transmission time is shortened. | 10-02-2008 |
20080260388 | TIME DIVISION DUPLEXING REMOTE STATION HAVING LOW-NOISE AMPLIFIER SHARED FOR UPLINK AND DOWNLINK OPERATIONS AND WIRED RELAY METHOD USING THE SAME - A wired relay method for using a remote station and an apparatus thereof for a Radio over Fiber (RoF) wired relay system supporting a Time Division Duplexing (TDD) wireless communication service, which shares an Low-Noise Amplifier (LNA) for both uplink and downlink operations. The remote station includes a block for dividing each of a downlink optical signal carrying service data and an optical signal carrying transmission/reception control information of the RoF wired relay system, which are input from a base station, a gain controller for separating an uplink Radio Frequency (RF) signal input from an antenna or a portion of a downlink RF signal output from a High-Power Amplifier (HPA) and for monitoring the strength of the input and output RF signals in order to control a gain of the LNA. A converter mutually converts an optical signal and an RF signal, an amplifier amplifies the converted RF signal, and an RF signal flow controller automatically controlls uplink and downlink transmission paths of the amplified RF signal according to a transmission/reception status of the RoF wired relay system. | 10-23-2008 |
20090015848 | APPARATUS AND METHOD OF CALCULATING RESOLUTION - An apparatus and method of calculating a resolution. The method of calculating a resolution includes selecting a region having an edge from a test chart, calculating a spatial frequency response (SFR) of an image forming device that has printed the test chart from the selected region, setting a frequency that corresponds to a principal SFR among the calculated SFRs of the image forming device as a principal frequency of the SFR of the image forming device, and judging the set principal frequency as the resolution of the image forming device. | 01-15-2009 |
20090032954 | SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME - A semiconductor device includes a first insulation film having a plurality of openings which exposes predetermined regions of a semiconductor substrate, a plurality of first conductive patterns partially filling the openings and a plurality of second conductive patterns disposed on the first conductive patterns within the openings and separated from inner walls of the openings. | 02-05-2009 |
20090085783 | Multi-Bit Data Converter Using Data Weight Averaging - A method for converting data includes matching dynamic elements by repeatedly selecting a portion of unit elements among N unit elements according to data and a circulation direction. An existence of a tone generation possibility is determined by comparing a present pointer position with a previous pointer position and by comparing present data with previous data. At least one of the present pointer position and the circulation direction is changed based on the existence of the tone generation possibility. The present pointer position and the present data are stored or the changed pointer position and the present data are stored. Unit elements are sequentially selected by the present data from the stored pointer position in the circulation direction or the changed circulation direction. The present pointer position is moved by the present data in the circulation direction or the changed circulation direction. | 04-02-2009 |
20090169098 | Image quality estimation device and method - The present invention relates to an image quality evaluating device for using a color appearance model to evaluate image quality of a color area, and a method thereof. The image quality evaluating device realizes a color space corresponding to a color area by using information on color appearance, calculating a volume of the color space, and calculating clearness of the color area, viewing angle characteristics, gray level characteristics, and color differences in the color space. | 07-02-2009 |
20090316999 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RECOGNIZING CHARACTERS - Disclosed is a method and an apparatus for recognizing characters using an image. A camera is activated according to a character recognition request and a preview mode is set for displaying an image photographed through the camera in real time. An auto focus of the camera is controlled and an image having a predetermined level of clarity is obtained for character recognition from the images obtained in the preview mode. The image for character recognition is character-recognition-processed so as to extract recognition result data. A final recognition character row is drawn that excludes non-character data from the recognition result data. A first word is combined including at least one character of the final recognition character row and a predetermined maximum number of characters. A dictionary database that stores dictionary information on various languages using the first word is searched, so as to provide the user with the corresponding word. | 12-24-2009 |
20090324081 | METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR RECOGNIZING CHARACTER IN CHARACTER RECOGNIZING APPARATUS - Disclosed is a method and an apparatus for recognizing a character and efficiently removing a misrecognized character. The method includes detecting character regions including at least one character in an input image, converting the input image into a binary image, discriminating the characters from a non-character, re-classifying the character region including a number of characters equal to or less than a threshold into a non-character region, and outputting only the characters present in the character region. | 12-31-2009 |
20100008582 | METHOD FOR RECOGNIZING AND TRANSLATING CHARACTERS IN CAMERA-BASED IMAGE - A method for recognizing an image photographed by a camera and translating characters in connection with an electronic dictionary is provided. The method includes directly selecting an area to be recognized from the photographed character image and performing character recognition, translating and recognizing characters of a user's selected word in connection with dictionary data, and displaying translation result information of user's selected character or word in connection with dictionary data on a screen device. The recognition includes providing information on location of the selected character image area and location of the recognized character string words to the user, and then translating a character string or word in a location area selected by the user. The electronic dictionary-connected search and translation is for searching the character or word selected in connection with the electronic dictionary database, and providing translation result to the user. | 01-14-2010 |
20100141758 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTING SIZE OF CHARACTERS USING CAMERA - A method is provided for automatically adjusting a size of characters using a camera. The method includes receiving an image with characters; adjusting a focus of the image with characters and detecting a region and a size of characters in the image; determining whether the size of the characters in the image falls within a preset range; recognizing the characters in the image and displaying the recognition results, if the size of characters falls within the preset range; and automatically adjusting a zoom ratio of the image and recognizing the characters in the resized image, if the size of the characters does not fall within the preset range. | 06-10-2010 |
20100141788 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR RECOGNIZING CHARACTERS USING A CAMERA - An apparatus and method for recognizing characters of an image captured using a camera in a mobile terminal are provided, wherein an image of a signboard is captured, a text area is extracted from the captured image of the signboard, characters are recognized from the extracted text area, similar characters up to a predetermined priority level are generated for each recognized character of the extracted text area, location information of an area within a predetermined range from a current position of a user is acquired, store names are extracted from the location information, text is generated by combining the similar characters according to weights, the text are compared with the extracted store names, and a comparison result is output. | 06-10-2010 |
20100208999 | METHOD OF COMPENSATING FOR DISTORTION IN TEXT RECOGNITION - A method of compensating for distortion in text recognition is provided, which includes extracting a text region from an image; estimating the form of an upper end of the extracted text region; estimating the form of a lower end of the extracted text region; estimating the form of left and right sides of the extracted text region; estimating a diagram constituted in the form of the estimated upper end, lower end, left and right sides, and including a minimum area of the text region; and transforming the text region constituting the estimated diagram into a rectangular diagram using an affine transform. | 08-19-2010 |
20100215261 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR IMPROVING TEXT RECOGNITION CAPABILITY - Disclosed are an apparatus and a method for text recognition capability using a camera provided in a mobile communication terminal. Image pre-processing discriminates a text color and a text-background color in an input image, and unifies regions except the text into the text-background color, so that a text region and a background region surrounding the text region can be precisely separated. The image pre-processing method is adaptive to a photographing environment, whereby stable text recognition capability can be expected even if the photographing environment is variously changed. | 08-26-2010 |
20100239174 | METHOD FOR CREATING PANORAMA - A method is provided for creating a panorama. The method includes photographing a plurality of images having same backgrounds and different forms of a subject, determining a size and a position of a reference region for creating a panorama using the images, extracting a target region within the reference region from each of the images, detecting same portions in adjacent target regions, and creating a panorama by combining the adjacent target regions on the basis of the same portions. | 09-23-2010 |
20110141534 | IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF COPYING TWO-SIDED CARD THEREOF - An image forming apparatus to copy a two-sided card is disclosed. The image forming apparatus includes a user interface unit to adjust a layout for copying both sides of the two-sided card, an image reading unit to read the both sides of the two-sided card and generates scanned images, a controlling unit to generate image data where the scanned images are laid out on at least one page according to the adjusted layout, and an output unit to output the image data generated by the controlling unit. Accordingly, the both sides of the two-sided card may be laid out and output in various types. | 06-16-2011 |
20110188756 | E-DICTIONARY SEARCH APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR DOCUMENT IN WHICH KOREAN CHARACTERS AND CHINESE CHARACTERS ARE MIXED - A method for providing a correct e-dictionary search result for a document recognition result includes performing character recognition of a document in which Korean characters (Hangul) and Chinese characters are mixed and displaying a recognition result. If a character string to be searched is selected by a user from the recognition result, determining whether the selected character string corresponds to Hangul or Chinese characters, detecting a Hangul word or a Chinese word included in the selected character string, and outputting an e-dictionary search result corresponding to the detected Hangul or a Chinese word. Accordingly, the user can use an e-dictionary function without directly inputting a search word and obtain a correct e-dictionary search result for a document in which Hangul and Chinese characters are mixed. | 08-04-2011 |
20110194770 | DOCUMENT EDITING APPARATUS AND METHOD - A method for storing a document recognition result is proposed. The method includes selecting a picture area from a document image, storing an image of the selected picture area in an image file format, removing the selected picture area, filling the removed picture area with a surrounding background color, and performing character recognition of a text area. | 08-11-2011 |
20120268657 | ANALOG FRONT END FOR DTV, DTV SYSTEM HAVING THE SAME, AND OPERATION METHODS THEREOF - Provided is an analog front end of a digital TV, a digital TV system having the same, and a method of operating the same. The analog front end includes: a first selection circuit which selectively outputs differential sound intermediate frequency signals or differential TV broadcast signals in response to a first selection signal; a second selection circuit which outputs a clock signal among a plurality of clock signals having a different sampling frequencies, in response to a second selection signal; and an analog-to-digital converter which converts output signals output from the first selection circuit to a digital code, according to a sampling frequency of a clock signal output from the second selection circuit. | 10-25-2012 |
20130063620 | APPARATUS FOR RECOGNIZING CHARACTER AND BARCODE SIMULTANEOUSLY AND METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE SAME - A method for controlling a character and barcode recognition apparatus by receiving an image including at least one text image and at least one barcode, dividing the received image into a text area and a barcode area, the text area including the at least one text image and the barcode area including the at least one barcode, recognizing at least one character in the text area by performing character recognition on the text area, and recognizing the at least one barcode in the barcode area by performing barcode recognition on the barcode area. | 03-14-2013 |
20130169870 | FRONT-END INTEGRATED CIRCUIT, BROADCAST RECEIVING SYSTEM AND OPERATING METHOD - The front-end integrated circuit includes a first clock unit receiving a reference clock signal from an oscillator and generating a first clock signal, a first analog front end module receiving and processing a first broadcast signal using the first clock signal, a second clock unit receiving the reference clock signal and generating a second clock signal, and a second analog front end module receiving and processing a second broadcast signal using the second clock signal. | 07-04-2013 |
20130293917 | IMAGE FORMING APPARATUS AND METHOD OF COPYING TWO-SIDED CARD THEREOF - An image forming apparatus to copy a two-sided card is disclosed. The image forming apparatus includes a user interface unit to adjust a layout for copying both sides of the two-sided card, an image reading unit to read the both sides of the two-sided card and generates scanned images, a controlling unit to generate image data where the scanned images are laid out on at least one page according to the adjusted layout, and an output unit to output the image data generated by the controlling unit. Accordingly, the both sides of the two-sided card may be laid out and output in various types. | 11-07-2013 |


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text: Jan 23, 2013 14:38 Outreach touts resources in Livingston Outreach touts resources in Livingston Advocate staff photo by APRIL BUFFINGTON -- Mark and Alicia Robertson, right, speak to Lila Toler, of Louisiana Rehabilitation Services, about the programs offered at the parent outreach program Winter Wonderland offered Thursday by the Livingston Parish Special Education Department and held at the Literacy and Technology Center in Walker. by christine morgan arceneaux| Livingston-Tangipahoa editor Jan. 23, 2013 Comments WALKER — Levi Kinnerbrew, 3, spent much of Thursday evening playing stomp and catch at the Literacy and Technology and Center. Wesley Kinnerbrew, Levi's father, watched his son play games as the two spent time at Winter Wonderland. The parent outreach event was designed to help Livingston Parish residents learn more about services, programs and other events offered by the Livingston Parish Special Education Department. Outreach was made available for families with children ages 3 to 21 who receive special education services or are in the gifted and talented program in Livingston Parish public schools. "He enjoys the interaction and I like the information," Wesley Kinnerbrew said of the event. "I like to learn what he's going through," he added. During the event, Kinnerbrew, whose son is taking speech therapy, learned about the variety of local resources available to help his son. He also learned that playing games together can help his son learn to speak faster, he said. Jeanne Ebey, director of special education, said this is the fourth year the event has been held, and each year, more and more parents attend. This year, organizers of the program invited agencies outside of the school system to attend the event and talk to parents about the resources those agencies have available, Ebey said. "Our children need lots of support," Ebey said. "We help support students and families transition these students into the community." By partnering with agencies such as the Family Resource Center, Ebey said the school system is better able to "round out" the whole education process for a child. "Education is so much more than two plus two," Ebey said. "It includes the whole child, and the community connection with the schools helps facilitate that." Among the attendees were parents and their children, special education teachers, occupational therapists, adaptive physical education teachers, physical therapists and teachers for the visually and hearing impaired. The Livingston Parish school system serves about 4,000 students with disabilities and exceptionalities, Ebey said. Sony Martin has two sons in the Livingston Parish school system who take advantage of the services provided. Her son Rayner Martin, 3, is enrolled in the special education program at Live Oak Elementary School while her son Connor Martin, 6, is in the gifted and talented program at Live Oak Elementary School. Martin said she came to the event to find out what, if any, activities the brothers can do together. "There is a huge difference between the two," Martin said. "Connor could talk when he was 1 (year old), and Rayner is still learning to talk." Martin said she also hoped to learn about ways to keep them busy and about things they can learn together. For more information about the programs offered for special education and gifted and talented students in Livingston Parish, call Kimberly Manuel at (225) 667-1098. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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4.16 / 5.00 3,505 ViewsOk I spent a lot of time on this! It was gonna be my entry to the cc.net Christmas contest but you know the stroy there. By the way at the end where it goes all crap and sound distorty, that's done on purpose. It's supposed to a be a crappy movie of actual events. Enjoy and review!
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Aha! The great stylings of Weird Al combined with the almighty Clock Crew. Could there possibly be a better conbination? That is my favorite Weird Al Song, and I am glad someone finally brought it to life. And to do it with Clocks!? A risk all of us Clocks must take, I am afraid. Condgradulations on a job well done, and please, continue to tickle my funny bone! Peace OUT!
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P.S. I gave it a 7 in style because it is not completely origanal. But none the less!
This review kicks ass.
Hey remember me? Was I the inspiration for this?
Hey this is Gohansballpower and just wanted to say that this is another movie that kicks ass. I was talking about your other movie "Friday the 13th W/ Clocks" and I remember writing about how I loved Weird Al. I said that b/c the song you played on that guy's scooter was "The Night Santa Went Crazy" by Weird Al. Blah blah blah...Anyways, loved this movie, hope to see other movies by you that kick more ass than this!
Yeah you were one of them....
I hate the whole clock thing....
.... But I don't hate this. It was brilliant.
Great use of a Weird Al song! The timing was dione right and rather enjoyable watching Strawberry Clock play role of Santa. This is maybe one of the best of the Clock Movies.
i like this guy
I hate the friggin' Clock Crew, and they all get killed (like every one of them is in this movie) and Strawberry Clock gets put in jail!!! HAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHA! This is a 5! Good use of Weird Al, too, but Lynrd Skynrd kinda just doesn't fit... I dunno. Animation and whole Flash overall was great. Good job!
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Kent Rogert
Kent Rogert | |
Nebraska State Senator, District 16 | |
Former member | |
Term in office began January 2007 | |
Term in office ended 2011 | |
Political party | Non-partisan |
Profession | Real estate |
Although Nebraska state senators run for office on a non-partisan basis with no party affiliation listed by their name on the ballot, Rogert identifies himself as a Democrat.[2]
Rogert is a graduate of Tekamah-Herman High School and the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He works as a farm business consultant.
Initiative restrictions
In 2009, Rogert proposed Nebraska Legislative Bill 575 (2009) which, if enacted, would require the Nebraska Secretary of State to order circulation of petitions to be suspended if the Nebraska Attorney General determines there is probable cause to prosecute someone for breaking a petition law.[3]
Rogert voted in favor of Nebraska Legislative Bill 39, to restrict initiative rights in Nebraska.[4]
Wrongful convictions
Rogert successfully sponsored a bill in the 2009 legislative session to provide compensation for those wrongly convicted of crimes in Nebraska.[2]
Alcohol in state parks
In 2009, Rogert sponsored an unsuccessful bill that would legalize alcohol in Nebraska's state parks.[2]
Controversy over sales tax
Rogert owns a 1996 Baja 272, a 28 foot long, high performance boat with a 310 horsepower engine. An investigation by Nebraska Watchdog in October 2009 showed that Rogert had not paid the sales tax that normally would have been due when he purchased the boat because he has a boat dealer registration number. Boat dealers in Nebraska do not have to pay sales taxes on the boats in their dealership's inventory.[5][6]
Boat dealers are not licensed in Nebraska, according to Betty Johnson , Administrator of Driver and Vehicle Records for the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles.[5] According to Paul Davis, who owns the Omaha Marine Center, people can walk in to the treasurer's office, claim to be a boat dealer and walk out without paying the sales tax on a boat purchase.[5]
Questions arose about when Rogert purchased the boat. He told the Lincoln Journal Star in October 2009 that he purchased the boat in 2003. However, in a 2007 story in that same newspaper, Rogert told them, "...this particular boat I got in 2001."[7]
Rogert has declined to tell either the Nebraska Watchdog or the Lincoln Journal Star what the boat cost. Boat dealers interviewed by the Nebraska Watchdog estimated that a 1996 Baja purchased in 2002 would have sold for about $40,000. The sales tax on that purchase in 2002 would have been about $3,000.[5]
Rogert, as a state legislator, is required to file a Statement of Financial Interests. His statement does not indicate that he sells boats.[8]
In the wake of the investigation, the Lincoln Journal Star said the law that allowed Rogert not to pay the sales tax on his boat purchase should be changed: "But Rogert has reaped one sizable benefit from "dabbling" – his word – in boat dealing, Joe Jordan reported on the Internet site Nebraska Watchdog. By filing as a dealer, Rogert was able to avoid paying sales tax on the 1996 310-horsepower Baja 272 he purchased in 2003."[9]
Senate District 16
Senate District 16 is in northeastern Nebraska and includes Burt, Cuming, Stanton, Thurston and part of Washington counties.[1]
- See also: Nebraska State Senate elections, 2010
Rogert came in first in the primary, besting Lydia Brasch by a margin of 2,495-2,268. Rogert was defeated by Brasch in the November 2, 2010 general election.[10]
Nebraska State Senate, District 16 General election (2010) | ||||
Candidates | Votes | |||
Lydia Brasch | 4,796 | |||
Kent Rogert | 4,300 |
On November 7, 2006, Rogert won election to the 16th District Seat in the Nebraska Senate, defeating Jeff Bush.[11]
Nebraska State Senate, District 16 (2006) | ||||
Candidates | Votes | |||
Kent Rogert | 6,066 | |||
Jeff Bush | 2,956 |
Campaign donors
In 2008, a year he was not up for re-election, Rogert collected $43,245 in donations.[12]
His five largest contributors in 2008 were:
Donor | Amount |
Nebraska State Education Association | $3,324 |
Union Pacific Railroad | $2,750 |
A Brotherhood Aimed Towards Education of Nebraska | $1,930 |
Nebraska State AFL-CIO | $1,324 |
Nebraska Chamber Of Commerce and Industry | $1,124 |
In 2006, Rogert collected $70,334 in donations.[13]
His five largest contributors in 2006 were:
Donor | Amount |
Kent Rogert | $19,574 |
Nebraska Chamber Of Commerce and Industry | $3,219 |
Nebraska Association of Trial Attorneys | $3,000 |
Nebraska Bankers Association | $2,250 |
Nebraska Realtors Association | $2,000 |
Contact information
Sen. Kent Rogert
Room 2011, State Capitol
Lincoln, NE 68509
Phone: (402) 471-2728
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
External links
- Kent Rogert's official campaign website
- Kent Rogert's official Nebraska State legislature website
- Project Vote Smart biographical profile
- Campaign Contributions: 2010, 2008, 2006
- Kent Rogert on Facebook
- Kent Rogert on Twitter
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fremont Tribune, "Rogert to announce plan for re-election", October 15, 2009
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Omaha World Herald, "Sen. Rogert will seek re-election", October 9, 2009
- ↑ Nebraska TV, "Hearing set on Neb. bill on petition circulators", March 7, 2009
- ↑ LB39 - Provide restrictions relating to petition circulation and change campaign reporting provisions
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Nebraska Watchdog, "Lawmaker Blasts News Report as Questions Grow", October 27, 2009
- ↑ Lincoln Journal Star, "Watchdog report: Senator did not pay sales tax on boat", October 26, 2009
- ↑ Lincoln Journal Star, "Fresh faced: Kent Rogert", March 24, 2007
- ↑ Nebraska Watchdog, "Exclusive: State Lawmaker and His Speedboat Slip the Taxman", October 25, 2009
- ↑ Lincoln Journal Star, "Close boat-sized loophole", October 29, 2009
- ↑ Nebraska Secretary of State - 2010 General Election Results
- ↑ Nebraska Secretary of State - 2006 General Election Results
- ↑ 2008 contributions to Kent Rogert
- ↑ 2008 contributions to Kent Rogert
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http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22630303A man has been killed in a machete attack and two suspects shot by police in Woolwich, south-east London. |
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http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22630303A man has been killed in a machete attack and two suspects shot by police in Woolwich, south-east London. |
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Yeah and it's less than two miles away from where I live. There's a big ethnic mix in the area, and I hope this doesn't cause problems! Of course RIP to the bloke that died |
Yeah just heard about this fucking scum, Police should have aimed higher. Edited by bad09 at 20:21:51 22-05-2013 |
Dogme wrote: There's a big ethnic mix in the area, and I hope this doesn't cause problems!Hopefully most will remember extremist cunts are not all Muslims and it's our job to remind those who don't. |
Where has this beheading bit come from? Maybe I'm late to the story... but I haven't seen a single bit of news saying the victim was beheaded yet? |
What was the crashed car about in the video? This is just horrible |
BBC news at 6 mentioned a beheading by machete. |
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M83J01P97 wrote:Eyewitness reports on Twitter and whatnot. The authorities are keeping it quiet because beheadings tend to be either Mexican cartels (bit far from home) or peaceful Muslim types expressing their religion of beauty and understanding. |
bad09 wrote:Completely agree, some cunts on digital spy seem more concerned about the attackers right being shot and could of died. I hope the shit eating attackers die painful from their injuries |
@M83J01P97 Witnesses, I just heard on BBC a headmaster at the school close to where it happened (a school! What awful animal wankers no god wants such evil!) he saw the headless body. |
gammonbanter wrote:They drove it into the soldier they beheaded (as far as I can understand). Then chopped his head off and started a Islamic political tirade in front of Joe Public. The fact they didn't run and waited for the cops to turn up is rather telling, probably hoping that they'd become martyrs or some such shit I guess? Edited by Ironlungs76 at 20:29:06 22-05-2013 |
bad09 wrote:I hope that most do, but believe me when I say that there are a lot of morons in Woolwich, so I'll be keeping an eye on the news to see if anything else happens. During those riots not so long ago a load of teenagers decided to torch the local Wetherspoons and smash up other shops in the area, for no reason whatsoever. |
Awful then. I just assumed people where exaggerating to shit stir as is often the case. |
It's quite clear from the videos up on ITV and the guardian that the guy had no head. Pretty horrible. |
I heard about it about twenty minutes ago, and thought it was a prank or over-exaggeration too. And it's not, and I am left thinking, "What the fuck is WRONG with these people?" Just... sick isn't the right word, I think we need to invent a brand new word to describe things like this just so we can censor it. Just a disgrace, extremist cunts. That said, I've complained about the police before but good on them for not hesitating. Not that it will do much good, some will say justice couldn't be done and some more extremist cunts will hold them up as fucking martyrs. I almost want to do a "I don't want to live on this planet anymore" joke. But it would cheapen how I feel about this. Utter, utter, complete unprecedented evil satanic mother-fucking cunts. And that's almost my annual allowance of swear words so I'll stop here. edit; although; "Ahmed Jama, a 26-year-old Muslim baker was the first to lay flowers at the scene - and he condemned the attack." There are two sides to every religion... Edited by Kami at 20:37:59 22-05-2013 |
Master of Tekisuto No Kabe. *bows*
And you're reading this why?!
Dogme wrote:Well most of the looting and rioting was for no reason You are right though there are idiot, I think most normal people will though regardless of belief or colour we do tend to band together when wankers attack (from what I've always seen anyway). |
My preferred punishment for something like this would involve being gradually fed through a supermarket meat slicer, feet first. |
Graveland wrote:Yeah people scratch their head when you tell them UK is a Muslim country now but it's only because we've gave up on that crap. I'm a firm believer that all religion need to die for the good of mankind but free country and all that, if you want to believe fairy tales (well in MY belief anyway) it's your right to do so. |
Let's not go down this route. It's a pretty rare event, you can't read too much into it. |
Let's face it wasn't really about religion anyway in their words it was "an eye for an eye" and go on about our government not caring about us (no shit!). |
cubbymoore wrote:In civilised countries. In predominately Muslim countries people are beheaded/stoned/acided all the time. They deserve it though because Allah something something bullshit......... Edited by spudsbuckley at 20:43:44 22-05-2013 |
http://mashable.com/2013/05/22/london-machete-attack/?gpref=eyJzIjoiZyIsImkiOiIxMTE0NDEyMDI5ODIzNTY5NTQ2OTQifQ Live tweets, video of one of the attackers (allegedly it has to be said) Edited by Carlo at 20:50:24 22-05-2013 |
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spudsbuckley wrote:No they're not. |
Spuds thats disgusting and actually offensive. |
Jesus, thread didn't take long to go off the deep end... |
spudsbuckley wrote:Sadly true, |
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A roster of entertainment greats conspired on the original Broadway production: Legendary showman Abbott directed with help from a young choreographer-director named Jerome Robbins; Abbott's protege Harold Prince, the contemporary theater world's reigning musical king, produced; the inimitable Bob Fosse choreographed; Shirley MacLaine fogged up the windows with her rendition of "Steam Heat," the sizzling song-and-dance number that opens act two; and songmen Adler and Ross went on to write the score for Damn Yankees. Forty-two years later at Actors' Playhouse, David Arisco directs a spirited Pajama Game, although tame performances by leading ladies Irene Adjan and Charlene Clark, plus less-than-swift pacing and choreography, slow down the proceedings at times. A half-step more crackle and pop would have lent the evening the extra snap this revival requires.
When workers at the Sleeptite Pajama Factory in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, press for a seven-and-half-cent per hour raise, management balks and the union threatens to strike. Against the backdrop of these tensions, Babe Williams (Adjan), chair of the workers' grievance committee, falls for management's newest recruit, superintendent Sid Sorokin (Louis Silvers); Sid, from the moment he lays eyes on Babe, makes no bones in public about how he lusts for her. Company man that he is, however, desire doesn't prevent him from firing Babe when she initiates a work stoppage. Over in the main office, factory head Mr. Hasler (Arland Russell) verbally abuses his secretary Gladys (Clark) until she cries. And married union leader Prez (Dan Kelley) leches after man-magnet Gladys at the company picnic until her jealous boyfriend, Hines (Gary Marachek), the factory's efficiency expert, intervenes. Prez eventually scores with factory worker Mae (Aymee Garcia, in a supporting role that turns into a standout comic portrayal). These days such offensive advances inspire plays like David Mamet's Oleanna and real-life dramas like the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas hearings.
Playing Sid as a classic Fifties matinee idol A part Rock Hudson, part James Dean A Silvers delivers song after song in a rich voice that proves especially satisfying on the timelessly romantic "Hey There." Adjan's lovely singing provides a perfect match for Sid's in their "Small Talk" duet, as well as during her solos and ensemble pieces with the factory girls. But she plays it safe with middle-of-the road acting, never convincing us that her Babe is the "cold, hard-boiled gal" Sid finds hard to seduce, or the impassioned lover that hard-boiled veneer hides. Similarly, as Gladys, Clark sticks to a boop-boop-be-doop characterization, not once breaking a sweat during "Steam Heat," a potentially feverish number that, given its uninspired treatment by choreographer Barbara Flaten, is the disappointment of the night. On the other hand, Marachek's Hines, anal-retentive until he has some liquor flowing through his system, lights up the stage with the excellent Cyrilla Baer (as company secretary Mabel) during an exuberant rendition of "I'll Never Be Jealous Again." Also noteworthy: the factory-picnic dance number (performed by the entire cast), which overcomes a sluggish start to end rousingly; and the nicely staged segue from Hasler's office into a darkened nightclub.
Mary Lynne Izzo's whimsical costumes lend the show a garish, almost cartoonish tone that can be visually distracting. In a surprising contrast, M.P. Amico's set design resembles a massive Piet Mondrian painting done in muted colors. In his remarks to the audience just before the show began on opening night, director Arisco expressed hope that the set would do everything it had been built to do, including opening to allow scenery to be rolled out, closing once the scenery was swallowed back inside, and turning around to reveal an entirely new design altogether. The set performed without a hitch and, although the sound system didn't always work on cue and the live orchestra sometimes drowned out the singers, Arisco and his crew are clearly growing more comfortable with the space at the Miracle Theatre in the Gables, which is so much grander than the Playhouse's former home in Kendall.
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When will we stop shooting ourselves in the foot?
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From here on out, time is not on some riders' sides
Bobby JulichOne second separated Frank Schleck from yellow on Monday. It's not a good feeling. But now, he and a select group will battle for the top spot in Paris.
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Mr Easterbrook is the first reporter that comes to my mind regarding the proliferation of reporters who have abandoned their responsibility to REPORT THE NEWS and have waged their own personal war against the Patriots organization. This obviously goes against the golden rule of reporting the facts and makes me wonder how these men & women can justify why they believe they are acting in a morally superior way than those whom they are accusing. It's just so hypocritical, it's making me sick! Yes, I know scandal sells. But why are we seeing unconfirmed rumors and outright speculation on what the Patriots "may" have done? Why has the media closed their eyes to the FACT that stealing signals & video-taping has been a widespread practice for years? Why hasn't the fact that Jimmy Johnson even admitted to doing it himself gotten much publicity? Finally, I have to ask the question; Do reporters (& fans) just want to see the Patriots fall (while wearing blinders to the reality of this practice)? What I truly would LOVE to see happen is to have 1 or 2 reporters accuse their fellow peers of having a personal vendetta against the Pats and call them to the floor to explain themselves. But I'm sure it's a brotherhood and they watch each other's backs...because, who knows, someday they other guy might be able to get them on ESPN!! Can anyone add any other names to the list of reporter with personal vendetta's against the Patriots organization? I'm bad with names and forget them within a minute of reading an article.
Good pic...says it all right there! So why do they keep writing the articles over & over again even though the horse is dead?
Your just figuring out the media is biased now ? It has always been in my adult life. If you took the words "Patriots organization" and instead substituted the words "the war in Iraq" or "Bush administration" the whole post would be just as true. The same biased, hypocritical Easterbook is commenting on football AND these things. The difference perhaps is that you are now seeing what it's like when you are on the wrong side of that bias. One important difference today versus 20 years ago is that there are alternate information sources on the internet - you are no longer locked into the carefully filtered views of the 3 letter networks and dead-tree publications. And you can fight back. R
While PFT.COM exposed the story on Mangini whining to other coaches all last season about BB Video, more information is coming out about Woody Johnsons pathalogical hated/jealosy of Kraft and all things Patriot. So Woody seems bent on taking down Kraft, has the money to do it and might explain the steady NY press based attacks on the pats and BB personal life going back to last year.
I think you may be making the same mistake that a lot of people in the media and in the general public seem to make, and that is confusing "stealing signals" with what the Patriots were caught doing, which was using a video camera to tape the opposing sideline. I think even the commissioner got a bit confused about this point. Stealing signals is part of the game. You are SUPPOSED to try to figure out what your opponent is going to do. But you're not allowed to use video cameras to record their signals. It's not an unreasonable restriction: I think it makes sense to put limits on what technology is allowable (one could not have the players ride motorcycles in the game for example), but where the line is drawn is somewhat arbitrary however. Polaroids yes, videotape no.
I guess you failed to read my point, "video-taping has been a widespread practice". Former coach Jimmy Johnson recently admited he did it. And other coaches have said it goes on all the time...that's my point. And THAT is the point of the whole "witch-hunt" term I used to describe what the media has done. Besides, the Patriots admitted they were wrong, so it's done!
NJPatsFan, there has never been an objective reporter. Ever. And there never will be one. Reporters are human beings and they have their likes and dislikes, their prejudices and their favorites. They are human beings. The best of the reporters are aware of their leanings and take some care not to let their personal feelings affect what they write. The best publications are also aware of this and work hard to avoid publishing biased reporting. Some publications, in fact, are obsessed with objectivity, or as much of it as they can achieve. Reporters who can't deliver it are fired. Sports reporting, however, is another story. Reporters' biases often show here, and are tolerated, because most of what they write is labeled as opinion anyway. We get annoyed with those whose opinions differ from our own. And we celebrate those we agree with. We shouldn't be proud of either reaction. We should see the opinion pieces for what they are--the opinions of one person. If they're wrong or unfair or stuck on something, their publics--and their editors--will let them know soon enough. Their credibility is all they have when when they overstep, they damage it. Enough damage and they disappear. I happen to think Greg Easterwood has gone way overboard in his recent columns. He's forgotten a little piece of wisdom that Bill Simmons wrote: "Sports are the toy department of life." Easterwood has made a superficial case for malfeasance and damage to a sport, but he has failed to deal with the central issues: Just what did the Patriots' actions actually mean on the field? How different were they really from what other teams did? He thinks there's a Nixonian conspiracy here and what's at stake is nothing less than world peace. He's wrong on both cases. And in his acute frustration and high dudgeon, he's gone into JFK-assassination style analysis. I hope for his sake that his rabies inoculations are current, because he if doesn't stop foaming at the mouth pretty soon, people are going to start laughing at him.
I'm no scientist or anything but hear me out: Easterbrook gets a paycheck from ESPN. I'm sure he has some leniancy on the topics he can choose to write about, however, he still must get some type of "order" from the boss. ESPN is in the business to make money, and as such, will do whatever it can to exactly that. In this case, they use a Page 2 column ( which is highly opioniated as is) to try and get some hits. They succeed. There was some 3000 comments on that first piece that GE wrote about. I can't imagine how many hits and links to the site it created. Irregardless, it's his opinion. Let him have it, no matter how shallow it may be. A good www.despair.com quote comes to mind: Elitism "It's lonely at the top, but it's comforting to look down upon everyone at the bottom."


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Location was great...right by the metro station, and many nice cafes and restaurants in the area. Also the area is not too crowded by tourists. Good price for Barcelona room.
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This place was a great value for the money! The room was large and had a nice balcony facing the street. It was within walking distance to the major attractions, but also steps from the metro if you don't want to walk.
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Location was excellent as on Aerobus route and near Urgell metro.Daniel in reception could not have been more helpful.Recommend en suite room as we had a spacious balcony and a fridge.
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Barcelona Rooms is located nearby underground station in central point of Barcelona which was very helpful for us. Rooms were clean, kitchen was well equipped, for me great place for small amount of money
The location is absolutely great, close to the metro and at a 10 minutes distance from Plaza Calatunya and Plaza DÉspagna. It's very clean, they change the sheets and towels every 2 days. A lot of restaurants and supermarkets in the area.
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Location was excellent as on Aerobus route and near Urgell metro.Daniel in reception could not have been more helpful.Recommend en suite room as we had a spacious balcony and a fridge.
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-elena/lena, the staff who met me for my check-in early morning on a sunday was very pleasant and helpful -privacy -clean bathrooms -near Urgell metro -convenient stop of Airport bus -several cafes in the vicinity
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Everything. One morning the toilet was clogged and water running down hall into the rooms...The light in the shower was burnt out had to shower in the dork or w the door open. Told staff 4 days later never fixed. Human poop smeared on the stall wall. GROSS
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Good location, just next to the subway station and a cheap supermarket. Good price.
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Barcelona Rooms is located nearby underground station in central point of Barcelona which was very helpful for us. Rooms were clean, kitchen was well equipped, for me great place for small amount of money
The location is absolutely great, close to the metro and at a 10 minutes distance from Plaza Calatunya and Plaza DÉspagna. It's very clean, they change the sheets and towels every 2 days. A lot of restaurants and supermarkets in the area.
Be careful when making the reservation because they are very strict with the check-in hour. If you arrive 1 minute after 9pm the reception is closed and you lose your reservation. Try to ask before making the reservation what type of rooms are available. There are rooms that have the window in the interior of the building: this means no fresh air and no natural light. The walls are very thin and due to the location there is a lot of noise. Make sure you have your ear plugs if you are a light sleeper.
Location is pretty good, right by a metro and Aerobus station, and a short walk from the old quarter. If our stay had been problem-free, I would've considered the offering to be of a decent value for the cost.
Walls are thin and provide zero sound isolation. So you are being heard in the other rooms, and you get plenty of noise from the other rooms, in addition to the noise from the street. Reception hours are 9AM to 9PM, and from 9PM to 9AM you're on your own. There is no one to talk to, nobody will answer the phone, so in case of a problem, it'll have to wait to the morning. If you lose your wallet with the key card, you'll be staying out in the street for the night. We had problems with the hot water in the shower (water turns cold shortly after starting to shower), and despite multiple complaints, the staff was unable to fix it throughout our stay. On our 3rd night we gave up on the staff and worked around the problem ourselves by opening the faucet in the sink on the hottest water while we were showering, which allowed us to shower peacefully, with a stable water temperature.
location - very close to Metro and close to Airport bus stop. choice of cafes for breakfast in particular
Absence of lift; inadequacy of reception hours; lack of in-room tea & coffee making facilities; lack of access to cold drinks, either by a vending machine or an in-room refrigerator
Very helpful owner. Very clean rooms and bathrooms. Wonderful WiFi signal. Great localization - metro on same Street, 50 meters from entrance to hostel. Ability to print boarding pass do loundry etc. on place. Supermarket "Dia" like 30 meters from hostel.
location just couldn't be any better. Walking distance from La Rambla, just of Urgell metro station. I like the fact that hostel is situated on top floor with good views. Not too many rooms within the hostel, you can still fell privacy
My room had window situated on some kind of hall/staircase. Good foe quitness, I should sleep very well but I rather a balcony. however you may get lucky, only small thing
Nearby the subway station. Clean towels and bed linens every two days. Not a very fancy area but a lot of inexpensive restaurants and tavers nearby.
The bed was realy poor, very narrow. Cleaning was poor as well. Noise rooms, a lot of noise from adjecent rooms. The entrance of the building is like entering a ghetto, dirty and dark, need to take a dirty old elevator to the top level. The hostel/appartment area is a lot better then the lobby. Need to pickup the key at another address. They say when you come late, you will lose your reservation (for all days booked), so don't come late or next day! No oportunaty to rent bikes for multiple days, because you cannot store the bikes in the building.
Very good location and overally great place just to stay for a few nights and during daytime walk through the best attractions in the city.
New building, new room
The quality of sleep. The Ac made rattling noise when switched on and as it was hot I had to get the Ac to work however due to the noise I couldn't get much sleep. Similarly the bed made squeaking noise when you tossed and turned at night which made it impossible to sleep.
We had a front-facing apartment and enjoyed the views. The kitchen was very well equipped and we appreciated that there were two bathrooms. The apartment was on the first floor, so we did not mind that there wasn't a lift.
The decor was a bit tired and some of the tiles in the shower were broken, but these are only minor gripes.
Staff were very nice and helpful especially the male receptionist, great location, lift to upper floor was brilliant
would have liked tea making facilities but maybe this is not the norm in hostels
The room was comfortable clean and functional. We would have had difficulty finding it if we hadnt read review but just look for the granier bakery and its next door. Kettle available to rent 1 euro a day and chinese shop next door for cups about a euro each. Felt completely safe and really enjoyed the city rooms remind me of a bond or bourne identy film lol
Couldnt get safe to reset but not an issue
We really loved the location which was about 1 km away from plaza catalunya and rambla, you just had to go down the street and there you were- very direct and easy route. We also appreciated the fact that the receptionist waited for us about half an hour after 9 pm when the ckeck-in ends. Nice bathroom and bed which seemed very clean and there was air conditioning and a hairdryer in the bathroom. Finally, we loved the price.
The hotel sent us in advance a thereatening e-mail that final check-in is 9 pm, our flight was late and we tried to call and e-mail but no answer, but they waited for us after all which was nice in the end. The hotel has no sign outside, very old building, the entire floor-our room included- smelled like everything was old and dusty, my dust allergy reacted a bit. The room doesn`t look as good as the pictures, quite grunge and ugly, no window in the room or bathroom, balcony opened with a horrible door to some kind of ugly inside paved courtyard. Luggage storage is actually the reception hallway and they charge 2 euros as they also charge tourist maps 1 euro, even though they are free at other hotels.
Location Price for Barcelona is quite low
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