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The Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board is planning to make a biometric identification of all those who have encroached upon the banks of rivers and waterways in Chennai.
The exercise is aimed at effectively managing the task of enumeration and relocation of such persons as part of the project to clean the rivers by the Chennai River Restoration Trust (CRRT).
Around 40,000 such families living along various water bodies in Chennai and the suburbs would require rehabilitation, said a Board official.
Many beneficiaries who have been identified are suspected to have registered their name in more than one area, the official said. Biometric identification would help in identify those people and ensure that the benefits reached only those in need of rehabilitation.
According to an official of the Board, photographs are not enough to stop the beneficiaries from obtaining allotment for more than one house during the process of rehabilitation.
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Borges in Another Métier
As ever in Borges, the fictive tiger is more real, more satisfying, than the tiger who paws the earth or curls, sleeping, in the folds of the cerebrum. The fiction flares, takes on memorable life, between the unspoken world and the unspoken mind.
The bulk of these poems appear in Alastair Reid's translations, and one can only be grateful to him for devoting his considerable poetic gifts to Borges (as he has, in years past, to Neruda and others). If anything, Reid seems to improve upon the Spanish. In the above passage, for instance, Borges writes about the third tiger becoming "un sistema de palabras/Humanas," or "a system of human words." Reid's phrase, "an arrangement of human language," interprets and extends what Borges has written in thrilling ways, faithful to the text yet substituting for the easy, more literal translation an equivalent that possesses a life itself as poetry in English.
In poem after poem of this period, Borges mixes desire and metaphysical speculations tinged with lamentations for "this dear world losing shape, fading away/into a pale uncertain ashy-gray/that feels like sleep, or else oblivion." In the beautiful "Rain," he reflects on the elusive nature of memory and time, using the literal phenomenon of rain as a springboard for larger musings: "Quite suddenly the evening clears at last/as now outside the soft small rain is falling./Falling or fallen." Soon memories of rain fetch recollections of lost time: "The evening's rain/brings me the voice, the dear voice of my father,/who comes back now, who never has been dead."
Although his finest poems appeared between 1955 and 1965, Borges returned again and again to the form, often finding that "modest and secret complexity" he longed for in poems such as "Things," "Fragments from an Apocryphal Gospel," "In Praise of Darkness," "The Gold of the Tigers" and "The Unending Rose." With remarkable consistency over a lifetime, the same themes and images sustained his attention, and one can hear the earliest Borges, with some adjustments, in the latest.
A fitting epilogue for his work, perhaps, can be found in "The Suicide," a fierce, eloquent poem in which the poet eerily reconsiders his legacy, which is no more (or less) than the legacy of his readers:
Not a single star will be left in the night.
The night will not be left.
I will die and, with me,
the weight of the intolerable universe.
I shall erase the pyramids, the medal lions,
the continents and faces.
I shall erase the accumulated past.
I shall make dust of history, dust of dust.
Now I am looking on the final sunset.
I am hearing the last bird.
I bequeath nothingness to no one.
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New Delhi, May 20 (IANS) Vibrant and cheerful film actor Juhi Chawla loves being in superstar Shah Rukh Khan's company as he gives her great joy.
On being asked whether she prefers Shah Rukh as a friend, as a co-actor or as a business partner, Juhi flashed her million- dollar smile and replied: 'I like Shah Rukh everywhere!
'He is a sharp person and great fun to be with. He is great in whatever he does and, yes, he is truly a joy.' Juhi was here last week to launch the 'Bhootnath' collection for Biba, a fashion retail outlet.
Besides acting, it is her involvement in the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches that sets her pulse racing.
Juhi, who is co-owner of the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) team along with Shah Rukh, said: 'IPL is really exciting but it is also stressful for me.'
Dressed in a simple kurti and pants with no accessories, Juhi spoke about her recently released film 'Bhootnath'. The initial response to the film has not been good, but Juhi asserted that it was being appreciated the world over.
'I am so happy that the film is being appreciated. I had a great time working with the child (Aman Siddiqui) and Amitji (Amitabh Bachchan) and it is a special film for me,' she said.
'Bhootnath' is a story based on the relationship of a child with his deceased grandfather, a kind ghost whom the child gradually befriends. Juhi and Shah Rukh play Aman's parents in the film.
Since the film was centred on Amitabh and Aman, didn't she feel overshadowed?
'I have been asked about this many times but, frankly, I could neither have played the ghost nor the child! So there is nothing like being overshadowed in the film.
'I feel that as long as we play our given parts well, we are noticed and our work is also appreciated,' Juhi said.
Talking about her future projects, Juhi said she was playing the role of a fortune-teller in Aziz Mirza's 'Kismet Konnection'. 'It's a small role but a very different one,' she said.
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A HERITAGE building on Macalister Road near Komtar in George Town has been turned into a branch of the Penang state museum.
The 98-year-old building at 57 Macalister Road was in a derelict state for 15 years before the Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) started renovating it in 2001.
Council president Patahiyah Ismail said due to the building's heritage category 2 classification, the RM6.5 million renovation work took six years before it was completed at the end of 2007.
"Time was needed to carefully scrape the previous layers of paints and look for the original tiles," she said, adding that the building was now sporting its original colour.
Penang Town and Country Planning, Housing and Arts Committee chairman Wong Hon Wai, who is also the state museum board's chairman, said it would take time to promote the building.
"It will take us three to five years to have a good collection of artefacts and collection. However, we will continue our efforts to make this museum an important education source for Penangites and tourists," he said.
Museum director Haryany Mohamad said no entry fee would be charged for the moment but it would be imposed when there is a good collection of exhibits at the double-storey building.
She expected the entry fee to be higher than the RM1 per person charged at the museum on Farquhar Street.
The Penang International Print Exhibition 2010 is currently being held at the Macalister Road building. It will end on Oct 16.
Haryany said the Penang state art gallery would also use the building to showcase artwork and organise activities involving visual arts.
The MPPP handed over the building to the state museum board in a ceremony last Saturday, which was witnessed by Penang Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng.
The building was first used as the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital from 1915 to 1955 when the hospital moved to its present premises on Jalan Residensi.
Lim hoped that the heritage building could become a tool to promote Penang as a vibrant and cultural heritage city.
"I hope that this building will be a museum that can personify our unique culture and heritage with its artefacts and exhibitions.
"We want unorthodox and dynamic displays that can attract the younger generation," he said in his speech during the handing over ceremony on Saturday.
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(Marketwire Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) LUANDA, ANGOLA -- (Marketwired) -- 06/19/14 -- Angola Cables, a leading Angolan operator of fiber-optic submarine cables, announces a strategic partnership with DE-CIX, the world's leading Internet exchange operator headquartered in Frankfurt am Main (Germany). The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that establishes a long-term collaboration and creates the foundations of a new neutral interconnection environment in the Republic of Angola and in the Southern African Region.
Africa is often referred to as the "dark continent," with Internet and telephony penetration rates some of the lowest in the world. That, however, is changing rapidly, with projects like the West African Cable System (WACS) and the South Atlantic Cable System (SACS) being planned and deployed to deliver much-needed connectivity to the continent. Angola hosts one of the landing sites for WACS and the African landing site for SACS. Angola Cables is the company managing the Angolan participation in both these projects.
Angola Cables will be supported by DE-CIX via the MOU, as the company aims to create an enhanced interconnection environment to deliver more robust Internet services throughout the region. Despite the continent of Africa collectively reporting less than 1 Terabits per second of traffic today, the Republic of Angola currently reports up to 20 Gigabits/s. Demand is expected to rise across Africa to as much as 10 Terabits/s by 2020, according to latest reports available from TeleGeography.
"Angola is at an important point in its history," confirms António Nunes, President of Angola Cables. "The MOU comes at a critical time in the development of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Internet market, as major global and local players increasingly face the challenge of promoting innovative Internet services while continuing to ensure safe and effective online usage. DE-CIX has experience in developing strong Internet ecosystems around the world, and we look forward to working with them." "The German Internet market has grown substantially over the past few years and is an excellent example of a successful partnership between industry and related stakeholders," states Harald A. Summa, Executive Board Member of DE-CIX International AG. "Likewise, the Internet market within SADC has developed quickly over the past few years, providing opportunity for further development and expansion. Angola Cables is an innovator, playing a pivotal role in the development of the entire region. DE-CIX is delighted to sign this MOU, which opens doors for further cooperation between our two organizations and enables us to promote the growth of the Internet sector in Africa for the future." About Angola CablesAngola Cables is a telecommunications company under Angolan law, formed in 2009 by the five major telecom operators in Angola. This company is driven by its shareholders' vision and government strategy to transform Angola into one of the main African hubs. Its main objective is to support the development of the telecommunications sector in Angola and in Africa, to guarantee operators quality international links and to strengthen interconnection between operators in the region, as well as with the rest of the world. The company is responsible for the management and development of WACS in Angola, and it provides the international transmission telecommunications to all operators in order to increase the interconnection between Angola and the world.
Its mission is: To support the development of the telecommunications sector in Angola and in Africa; To offer national operators international connectivity with high quality, constant availability and sufficient capacity to meet the needs of the market; To develop interconnections between operators in the region and between them and the rest of the world.
Its vision: Become an African telecommunications hub.
For more information about Angola Cables, please visit www.angolacables.co.ao.
About DE-CIXFounded in 1995, DE-CIX in Frankfurt is the leading operator of Ethernet-based carrier and ISP interconnection worldwide. DE-CIX facilitates the exchange of IP traffic between networks through a distributed, failsafe and scalable infrastructure in various metro markets across Germany and in the Middle East. This includes broadband networks, hosting providers, content providers and cloud computing players. More than 500 ISPs from over 50 countries use DE-CIX to handle a large fraction of their Internet traffic and make DE-CIX the world's largest interconnection facility that supports peering. DE-CIX's customer base includes the world's leading players, such as 1&1, Akamai, China Telecom, Facebook, Google and Telefonica.
The company began its international growth with the takeover in 2012 of the operations of UAE-IX in Dubai, UAE, the country's first carrier-neutral interconnection and peering platform. DE-CIX is a wholly owned subsidiary of eco e.V., the world's largest Internet industry association. Further information is available at: www.de-cix.net.
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Riverside Military Academy amed Gary Downs as its new head football coach Monday. Downs began his high school coaching career at Riverside in 2003 when he served as running back coach.
From the Atlantic Coastal Conference to the Big 12 to the Southeastern Conference and everywhere in between, 26 local football players signed letters of intent with colleges big and small Wednesday on National Signing Day. It was the first day that football recruits could officially commit to a college.
Imani Cross sat on the couch in North Hall football coach Bob Christmas' office. He leaned back against the seat and clasped his hands in his lap.
Though he can't make it official for another two years, Gainesville quarterback Deshaun Watson made his intentions known Wednesday when he verbally pledged to accept a scholarship offer from Clemson University.
A lot can change quickly in the world of high school football recruiting. Kanler Coker is living proof.
Benji Harrison, the former offensive coordinator at Flowery Branch High, was named the new head football coach at Jackson County High on Monday morning.
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ACWORTH - Gainesville was in it to the very end.
JEFFERSON - The Jefferson Dragons' run at a second state championship in three seasons ended Friday night at Jefferson Memorial Stadium.
BUFORD - Determination helped Joshua Thomas and Buford take control Friday night and punch the Wolves' ticket into the state semifinals for an eighth consecutive season.
COMMERCE - It wasn't a win for the highlight reel, but Commerce coach Michael Brown will take it.
BUFORD - For Evyn Cooper, it was all about being the next man up.
HAMILTON – Mikey Gonzalez has carved out his own legacy for Gainesville. His year as the Red Elephants' signal-caller will be remembered for winning huge games with clutch performances.
JEFFERSON - The No. 1-seed Jefferson Dragons put together another dominant performance in the Class AAA state playoffs Friday night at Memorial Stadium, ousting the No. 3-seeded Dodge County Indians, 27-7.
COMMERCE - Once Will Thomas found running room, there was no stopping him.
Tapped out of energy from a three-hour slugfest and numb from freezing temperatures most of the night, Gainesville's players were still able to celebrate following Friday's playoff opener against Creekview.
Elbert County bested Lumpkin County 28-18 in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs on Friday night in Dahlonega.
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JEFFERSON - With freezing temperatures, it took a little time for the Jefferson Dragons' offense to warm up offensively during its Class AAA state playoff opener against the Franklin County Lions.
Model beat Union County 50-36 in the Class AA state playoff opener Friday in Blairsville.
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"I want to thank Fiorentina for the opportunity and the faith they put in me, the directors and fans for the happy moments they gave me," said the midfielder in a statement.
"I hope the supporters can understand that my departure is a positive thing for me and the club. I am certain Fiorentina will be strengthened and that makes me happy."
Melo becomes the 16th Brazilian in the history of Juventus, but is also the most expensive new signing under the current post-Calciopoli administration.
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Speaking to reporters at a question and answer session at the AICPA Conference on Current SEC and PCAOB Developments, PCAOB board member Jay Hanson said implementation of mandatory audit firm rotation was unlikely. Given a number of "hurdles," he said, "I'm skeptical as to whether we'd ever get there."
In a written statement presented at a PCAOB (Public Company Accounting Oversight Board) roundtable in Houston on October 18, Hanson said that one obstacle to implementing mandatory firm rotation was the absence of research proving a clear correlation between audit quality and auditor tenure. A second was a cost/benefit analysis.
"To the extent companies, auditors, or audit committees have tried any approaches to enhance auditor independence," he wrote, "I encourage you to share your experiences with us, both in terms of benefits and costs."
The PCAOB issued a concept release in 2011 on ways to enhance auditor independence, objectivity, and skepticism that raised the possibility of mandatory audit firm rotation. "Since then," Hanson said, "we have received almost 700 comment letters and have heard from dozens of panelists. . . . Most commenters oppose mandatory rotation and express concern that auditor rotation will actually decrease audit quality." Hanson said that the views he expressed were his own and did not represent the views of other board members.
Finding ways to enhance audit skepticism is likely to remain a concern for the PCAOB. In his keynote address to the AICPA conference, PCAOB Chairman James Doty affirmed his commitment to continuing the discussion of mandatory firm rotation. "Above all," Doty said, "emphasis should be placed on identifying and reacting appropriately to risk, and on establishing counterweights to circumstances that could detract from the ultimate goal of obtaining a high level of assurance that the financial statements are free of material misstatement.
"This is why I believe it is so important to reexamine how we protect the auditor's independence, including by considering term limits."
Martin Baumann, chief auditor of the PCAOB, referred to Staff Audit Practice Alert No. 10, Maintaining and Applying Professional Skepticism in Audits, issued on December 4 in his prepared remarks delivered at the AICPA conference. "I consider it essential reading for all auditors. I believe it will also be useful for audit committee members and others in understanding the responsibilities of auditors to maintain an attitude of professional skepticism throughout the audit.
"Due to the fundamental importance of the appropriate application of professional skepticism in performing an audit, the PCAOB is also continuing to explore whether additional actions might meaningfully enhance auditors' professional skepticism."
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In a testament to the rise of on-demand entertainment, Netflix and YouTube now consume just over half of all downstream traffic in North America, while peer-to-peer file-sharing services continue to plummet, according to a new study.
Getting smartphone operating Tizen off the ground has proven more difficult than its backers first thought. Operator Orange no longer wants to predict when the first phones will arrive, and Samsung Electronics is also mum on its progress.
Adobe Systems has added mobile features to its Marketing Cloud, allowing companies to better target smartphones with the help of geolocation and app analytics.
Although Instagram users do not commonly turn to the site to find out what's happening in the world, CEO Kevin Systrom hopes that will change.
Some new details have emerged about Jelly, the mysterious startup from Twitter co-founder Biz Stone: The company's app is "very close" to launching, and will be available for free on iOS and Android-based devices, Stone recently said.
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The health-care community needs to pay more attention to this trend in strokes, and begin to modify assessment and intervention strategies to meet the needs of younger, less neurologically impaired stroke patients, Wolf said.
"Right now, our services are heavily weighted toward assessment and intervention for motor impairments and preparing an individual with a stroke to return home," he said. However, "the younger working age stroke survivor has needs that go way beyond self-care, and he or she needs to be able to return to work and community roles," Wolf stated.
Dr. Richard Isaacson, an assistant professor of neurology and medicine at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, said that while people may be having strokes younger, it is hard to know from this single study whether this is a trend throughout the United States.
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He speculated that if a trend exists it could be due to risk factors for stroke, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes and obesity. "People in their middle-age need to realize they need to control these risk factors," Isaacson added.
And he agreed that doctors need to do more to help younger people with mild strokes re-enter their lives.
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The Samajwadi Party (SP) and the Congress on Friday welcomed the Supreme Court's directives to the Uttar Pradesh government on construction of memorials and described the court's orders as timely.
An SP delegation met Governor B.L. Joshi here on Friday and demanded the dismissal of the Mayawati government.
Addressing a Press conference here, Leader of the Opposition in the U.P. Assembly Shivpal Singh Yadav welcomed the court's directives and accused the State government of frittering away public money on memorials, parks and statues.
The party's State unit president Akhilesh Yadav said that the Centre was equally to be blamed for environmental clearance to the Noida park as the same was done without environmental impact clearance.
He said he would seek information on the subject under the Right to Information Act.
At a separate press conference, the president of Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee, Rita Bahuguna Joshi, also hailed the court directive. She said the verdict was significant for maintaining the rule of law in the State. Describing the order as "very timely", Dr. Joshi said it had exposed the Bahujan Samaj Party government.
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As we go about doing our last minute Christmas preparations, I can't help but think about last Christmas when I still had my little Squeak kitty with me. She wasn't feeling well at all but she had her moments when she would play and times when you could tell she was just enjoying being with us. It was such a blessing to me - and I still thank God for it - to have her with me during the Christmas and New Year's holidays. It meant so much. So, as I work through this Christmas without her, it just helps to remember the good times we had last Christmas and how I was lucky to have had her that long. I am thankful for all the people and animals in my life right now and find that it is important to thank God for them.
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An Edmonds Police officer's whistle and the receipt for it are part of the exhibit of Edmonds police antiques on display at the Edmonds Historical Museum.
To celebrate, people are invited to come check out a century of police memorabilia and history at an exhibit opening Saturday at the Edmonds Historical Museum.
The exhibit, "Stick 'Em Up!," is scheduled to run through Nov. 4. Additional centennial events are planned later this year.
The idea of the community exhibit started more than a year ago when former assistant police chief Gerry Gannon and museum director Tarin Erickson crossed paths at a local historical lecture.
Gannon was readying for his retirement in June. As he looked back on his own career, he became curious about the police department's origins, too.
A little digging turned up city ordinance No. 254. Dated Oct. 16, 1912, the ordinance established Edmonds' municipal police force.
Gannon realized the 100th anniversary wasn't so far away.
Edmonds police and museum staff started collecting police photos, equipment, documents and insignia. They dug through archives and storage areas.
They also reached out to family and friends of past officers and chiefs. In doing so, they heard all sorts of stories -- and some legends -- about the hijinks of Edmonds bad guys, teenagers and police officers alike.
They also found plenty of cool stuff, including a cracked blue suitcase holding one of the city's first radar guns and a handwritten log of violations, starting in spring 1964.
Some of the streets listed don't exist anymore, Gannon said.
They also found bills for food and medical care for people locked up in the old city jail.
Much of what they found became part of the exhibit.
The jail, like the police station and City Hall, used to be housed in the Andrew Carnegie Library building now occupied by the museum.
Part of the museum still has the solid steel floors from the jail cells. Bits of the walls show scrawlings from people who were locked inside.
"It's kind of a neat history of this building," Erickson said.
Museum staff always are looking for exhibit ideas centered around Edmonds people and events, she said. The police centennial seemed like a fun way to look at Edmonds' history through the eyes of one city department.
"We were super excited to do this exhibit," she said. "It celebrates both our histories in a good way."
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"Stick 'Em Up! Celebrating 100 years of the Edmonds Police Department" opens Saturday at the Edmonds Historical Museum, 118 Fifth Ave. N.
A kickoff event with refreshments is planned from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Summer Market Saturdays, and from 1 to 4 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays.
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As part of the centennial celebration, Edmonds police plan an open house from noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 16 at the police station, 250 Fifth Ave. N.
Officers also are raising money for a centennial mural inside the station. Edmonds police collectibles are available for purchase there during normal business hours. The mural is expected to be completed in time for the open house.
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NEW ORLEANS - NOVEMBER 30: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots warms ups against the New Orleans Saints at Louisana Superdome on November 30, 2009 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)
How good was Tom Brady at the end of the season? So good, that he was named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for two months. Yup, impressive. Or something. Brady was just named named AFC Offensive Player of the Month for December and January, the Patriots announced. Brady was also honored with this for November. In leading the Patriots to a 5-0 record since the calendar turned to December, Brady has thrown 11 touchdowns and two picks, completing 65 percent of his passes for 1,608 yards. Not bad. No doubt, Brady will be thrilled with this honor… or he won't care. But still, kind of a cool thing.
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A confession of my own: 1994's "Secret" was the last Madonna single to keep me up at night, and my longtime obsession has since cooled into something like cultural appreciation. (Yay, Britney kiss.) I say this as someone who tried to love 2003's "Love Profusion," but in the end couldn't help noticing it was called "Love Profusion" ("Love Protrusion," per my girlfriend). Next to the readily available timelessness of her greatest work--the entire first album, "Material Girl," "Into the Groove," "Like a Prayer," "Justify My Love"--the late singles feel like warm-up.
But Confessions on a Dance Floor is the first Madonna album in 11 years to contain that essential quality no graduate thesis paper has yet put a finger on. Part of the equation is sass. "I don't like cities but I like New York/Other places make me feel like a dork" will no doubt be the most quoted rhyme from the album, partly because it dares to be stupid, partly because you can't miss it--it's delivered over a Stereolab-like guitar riff and slow-building bass line straight out of the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog." The line's also funny, and the follow-up is funnier: "If you don't like my attitude, then you can 'F' off/Just go to Texas/Isn't that where they golf?"
Even better are the three opening disco tracks, which each capture unmistakable sentiments in simple phrases over lush rather than brassy synths--more Everything But the Girl with balls than Gwen Stefani with anxiety. "Do you believe in love at first sight?/It's an illusion/I don't care" will carve its slow-burn mark on your mind's dance floor whether "Get Together" gets you out there or not, and no matter how clichéd those phrases read in print. The ABBA sample on "Hung Up" is a vast improvement over the Swedish original, "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)." And "Sorry" actually has something to say (hint: It's not "sorry"). As for the rest, co-producer Stuart Price/Les Rhythmes Digitales helps wring beauty from even the well-rehearsed riffs on fame ("How High"), motivational songwriting ("Push," the very pretty "Jump"), and critic-proofing ("Like It or Not"). It helps that the songs are spread out in a continuous dance mix, where Madonna's voice sounds like the abstract, rhythmically exact plastic instrument it is. I'll take it over a vocoder any night.
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We are expecting our second child and I'm dreading the girl name discussion with my husband. He loves the name Margaret Elizabeth and cannot let any other girl names into his heart. I love Elizabeth but simply do not like Margaret as a first name. I'm looking for names with a similar sound/style as Margaret (harder consonants is what he likes). Similar meanings (like Pearl) are less appealing to him than finding a similar sound, but worth considering.
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Love to sew? Make this Easy Apron to Sew from Debbie Madson! It's a great free sewing pattern for beginners and kids who are just learning new skills.
- Pillowcase, new or used
- 4 pieces of ribbon- 25 inches long or see directions below for creating straps out of material
- Bias tape to match material
Apron Instructions:
- To begin fold your apron in half as shown below. Measure 4 inches from the top right corner. Mark or pin. Measure 8 1/2 inches on the side starting at the right hand corner. Pin or mark. Cut curve to match marks.
- Unfold and pin bias tape along arm edges. Sew taking out pins as you go.
- To keep your edges unraveling on your ribbon turn top edge down and down again. Stitch. Pin ribbon on each top edge as shown in the picture.
- Pin ribbon on sides at the bottom edge of the bias tape.
Strap Instructions:
- If you are using material to create your straps. Cut 4 strips 25 inches long and 2 inches wide. Fold edges in and sew down the middle.
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Our seven year old grand daughter, who we adopted, was in a programme at school. The teacher wanted the parents to provide aprons and a chefs hat for the children. I'm not very good at crafts, but I bought two tea towels, and some ribbon, cardboard, and fabric glue etc, to make the apron and chefs hat. First I folded the tea towel (for the apron) in a triangular shape for the bib part of the apron. (I sewed them without cutting the tea towel). Then I used the ribbon for the top part of the apron to go around the neck and the waist, I sewed in on the edges. For the hat I got a length of cardboard and made it into a cylinder to fit "Melody's" head. Then I cut out a circle for the top of the chefs hat, also out of the other tea towel I cut the circle a little bigger for the top of the hat. wrapped a rectangular shaped piece around the cardboard cylinder, and glued them into place. I took the nice pattern off the bottom of the tea towel I used, and made a nice border on the chefs hat. The teacher at the school, raved about Melody's cute outfit. It was so easy too.
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Analysis of Sources Affecting Ambient Particulate Matter in Brownsville, Texas
Date: May 2012
Creator: Diaz Poueriet, Pablo
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Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
Hi sgoodall and thanks for your quick reply.
Actually 7184 is quite old and cannot compile on newer 2.6.20 kernels (sure, this can be fixed but I don't know if it pays back for the time spent on fixing the compilling errors)
Anyway, I was hoping that since suspend worked well for some older nvidia driver it shouldn't be difficult to trace were the things went bad and create a bugfix. Now, since nvidia driver development is quite dynamic and probably there are a lot of changes between releases it might be not so trivial...
It's just a pity that there are problems that probably will never be fixed on such cards (which are quite capable in my opinion - beryl/compiz work with nice FPS ) because of their legacy status...
I will stay with 9631 for the time being and I will try to remember not to suspend 2 times in a row
Anyway, i attach two new bug-report-logs for 9631 (one before the first suspend - old.gz and the other after the first resume - and just before the freeze on the second suspend cycle.
Cheers all nvidia developers out there and good luck with the debugging
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