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Make sure to check out "3d view".
I dont like it, bring me back my bandwidth
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The editing mode for creating your own ride is something I have not seen on other "similar" flash sites. Usually there are not this many options available.
I dont like it, bring me back my bandwidth
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thats cool but it took longer to load and as clever as it is its just an FLV with a scrubber… also the music loaded and took a few seconds before I could disable it which really gets on my nerves
My car is powered by love.
Cool site
very cool
I dont like it, bring me back my bandwidth
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man the 3D banner(video maybe) on entry never saw that before
phoar, thats very well modelled / textured and the performance is awesome… anyone know if this is PV3D or something else? Haven't seen many models work that well in PV…
No doubt it's built by one of popular 3D engine. Away3D and Alternative3D already supports native drawTriangle so it can render a lot more triangle than before.
A little bit lag in my end though, remember you have a brand new hell fast machine
very cool site.. no problem loading anything.. everything loading super fast..
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3:43 PM — Hopes that the Republicans may become more accepting of the rights of gay and lesbian Americans suffered a setback yesterday when a party leader attacked civil unions.
Civil rights group backs challenge to California gay marriage ban 1
2:57 PM — The national president of America's leading civil rights group has said banning gay marriage interferes with a "fundamental freedom."
Obama urged to appoint gay man as Commerce Secretary 2
1:56 PM — A grassroots LGBT organisation has called on the US President to appoint the country's first openly gay Cabinet minister.
Colorado politician compares homosexuality to murder 19
12:59 PM — A Republican state Senator in Colorado has compared gay and lesbian people to murderers and adulterers. Scott Renfroe was speaking during a debate on new legislation.
23rd February 2009
Video: Gay kids – you are beautiful, wonderful creatures of value 8
4:32 PM — The winner of the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay spoke directly to gay kids when he accepted his award in Los Angeles last night.
Victory for lesbian mother after Michigan court refused to hear custody case 2
3:59 PM — A family court cannot refuse to hear a child custody case simply because it involves children whose parents are lesbians, the Michigan State Court of Appeals has ruled.
Video: Thank you, you commie, homo-loving sons of guns 1
3:40 PM — Sean Penn directly challenged homophobia in his acceptance speech at the Academy Awards last night.
Elton John raises millions for AIDS foundation at Oscars party 1
2:28 PM — Singer Sir Elton John and has partner David Furnish hosted their annual fundraiser for the Elton John AIDS Foundation in Los Angeles last night.
Hawaii civil unions bill faces opposition from 'family' groups
1:38 PM — Legislation granting rights to same-sex couples will be considered by a Hawaii state Senate committee tomorrow.
Gay marriage is inevitable, Sean Penn tells world's press after Oscar win 6
12:20 PM — Actor Sean Penn spoke up for same-sex marriage both in his Oscars acceptance speech and in remarks to the press after he collected his award.
Best actor Oscar for Sean Penn as gay politician Harvey Milk
12:00 PM — A biopic of one of the most famous American gays of the 20th century has won two Oscars. Sean Penn won Best Actor for his portrayal of Harvey Milk, a San Francisco politician.
20th February 2009
Utah politician sacked from committee after homophobic comments 6
6:09 PM — A senior Utah Republican state Senator has been removed from the Judiciary Committee after he claimed "radical gays" are the greatest threat to America.
US state moves to grant workplace protection to LGBT people
5:03 PM — The state Senate of North Dakota has passed legislation that will bar discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity in matters of employment.
US President's aide was investigated for homosexuality by Hoover's FBI 1
4:11 PM — The US Federal Bureau of Investigation suspected one of President Lyndon B Johnson's closest aides was gay, it has emerged.
Wisconsin will face challenge to domestic partnerships from 'family' groups
3:11 PM — The Governor of the US state of Wisconsin has announced plans to introduce domestic partnerships. Jim Doyle said that the issue was not about "gay or straight."
19th February 2009
Gay Portland Mayor's former lover poses for naked photo shoot 3
2:58 PM — The former lover of gay Portland Mayor Sam Adams has posed naked for front cover photos for Unzipped magazine.
Utah Senator brands gays the 'greatest threat to America' 16
11:14 AM — Senator Chris Buttars has revealed homophobic attitudes in a new documentary. The senator compared gays to Muslim fundamentalists and claimed that they have no morals.
Hip-hop star Kanye West claims to have reinvented the word 'gay' 11
10:49 AM — Rapper Kanye West has claimed that the word 'gay' should not be an insult. Instead, the 808s and Heartbreak star said that the term will be used in future as synonymous with fashionable and stylish.
God Hates Fags preacher will be denied entry says UK Border Agency 45
10:03 AM — Two American fundamentalist Christians have been excluded from entering the UK after they threatened to protest in Basingstoke.
18th February 2009
Georgia court tells gay dad he cannnot "expose" kids to homosexuals 12
5:16 PM — A gay man in the US state of Georgia is disputing a child custody agreement restriction which prohibits him from "exposing his children to his homosexual partners and friends."


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Four months after the House of Representatives passed a bill that would override the Librarian of Congress's industry-backed decision to make it illegal for consumers to unlock cellphones and take them to other carriers, members of the U.S. Senate will finally get around to considering a similar piece of legislation, giving some hope that the bill might pass in our lifetime. [More]
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Seven years ago, AT&T scored millions of new customers by being the only U.S. wireless provider to offer the Apple iPhone. That exclusive has long since faded into memory and the iPhone is no longer the market dominator it once was. But it looks like AT&T might be hoping that lightning strikes twice, as a new report claims that the Death Star will be the sole carrier for Amazon's rumored smartphone and/or sex toy. [More]
Having a phone that's always running out of juice is an irksome experience. So one French Catholic priest is offering a help line in the form of a blessing for his parishioners' smartphones, to extend their battery life. "We must remember that the blessing of communication devices is written into the tradition of the Church just like with boats, carts and all instruments of labor and animals," he explains. [via UPI.com]
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And 6 tips on how companies could minimize the potential for a social media meltdown.
Calling someone a bitch isn't the most obvious way to win her affection. And to do it online in front of their friends, their friends' friends and your customers as a whole can terminate a relationship instantly, as fancy Kuala Lumpur-based patisserie Les Deux Garcons discovered earlier this year during its spectacular self-destruction on Facebook.
The incident is one of many social media meltdowns across Asia-Pacific this year. Yet while outright corporate stupidity will always grab the headlines, the causes of most fails are less obvious. This year's most notable failures - chosen principally on account of the impact caused - are triggered by:
This year's selection also includes an activist attack that backfired. Few firms have prepared properly for online attacks by activists, something that requires a good understanding of your aggressor's demands and capabilities. Yet political blog TR Emeritus' campaign against Philippine fast food outlet Jollibee shows how easily the tables can be turned.
For details, check out this year's top 10 meltdowns:
What should companies do to minimize the potential for a meltdown in social media? Here are 6 top-level tips:
1. Fix the business problem. Social media is no panacea for existing business problems, indeed it's only likely to amplify them. If your company has a reputation for product safety issues, mediocre customer service or poor employee loyalty, it's advisable to fix these before participating deeply in social media.
2. Deliver flawless customer experience. Providing a high quality customer experience across all channels is essential to limiting risks in social media. This includes properly functioning websites (it's notable that Singapore Airlines is to launch a new website only two years after the ignominious launch of the current edition) and fail-safe product launches and promotions. And it means staffing the customer front-lines with experienced personnel, not interns.
3. Handle issues and crises competently. Organizations must be properly equipped to handle challenging online discussions with customers and other stakeholders, manage online activist attacks and communicate effectively in social media during crises. While developing the appropriate protocols is critical, training relevant personnel is even more so.
4. Behave ethically online. While anonymity, pay per post, black hat search and other activities are rife amongst companies in large parts of Asia, ethical online behavior is increasingly expected and is rising up the agendas of industry associations and regulators. And just as U.S. firms are expected to comply with domestic regulation back home, Asian companies expanding internationally have to play by the rules of the markets they are looking to enter.
5. Focus on relationships, not numbers. Too often, social media meltdowns occur as a direct consequence of organizations being too focused on driving topline numbers of social media followers rather than looking to cultivate lasting and mutually productive relationships. If you really focus on understanding and getting to know your audiences, chances are that you will work in their best interests and that they will give you the benefit of the doubt when things get choppy.
6. Realize social media is not a vacuum. There remains a tendency to believe that what you do in social media will stay only in social media. If only. In today's highly competitive and fast-paced media environment, bloggers and journalists are actively hunting for examples of companies (especially ones already in the public spotlight) messing up publicly. While online containment of an issue can work, firms are highly likely to have to act across channels if and when it escalates.
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Air Academy Federal Credit Union v. Internal Revenue Service et al
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Plaintiff: Air Academy Federal Credit Union
Defendant: Internal Revenue Service , Bank at Broadmoor, The, Broadmoor Capital Corporation
Cause Of Action: - Notice of Removal -- Suit Against Federal Officer
Wilson v. Dancing Bear Residences Owners Association, Inc. et al
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Plaintiff: Thomas H Wilson
Defendant: Dancing Bear Residences Owners Association, Inc., Dancing Bear Project Owner, LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Declaratory Judgment
J. Lee Browning Belize Trust v. Aspen Mountain Condominium Association Inc
as 1:2015cv00945
Plaintiff: J. Lee Browning Belize Trust
Defendant: Aspen Mountain Condominium Association Inc
Cause Of Action: Diversity - Real Property
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Plaintiff: Odetta L Pierce, Billy Pierce
Defendant: Green Tree Servicing LLC
Cause Of Action: Diversity - Real Property
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as 1:2015cv00860
Plaintiff: Great Northern Insurance Company
Defendant: JS & M Mechanical, Inc
Cause Of Action: lp - Diversity: Property Damage/Product Liability
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Plaintiff: Snowmass Mining Co LLC
Defendant: Mystic Eagle Quarry LLC, Elbram Stone Company LLC, Elbram Stone LLC and others
Cause Of Action: Diversity-Injunctive & Declaratory Relief
Dassel v. Estate of Mary Bridget Dassel et al.
as 1:2014cv03387
Defendant: Access Flower Trading Inc., Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, State of Colorado and others
Plaintiff: Billy Lee Dassel
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Petition to Quiet Ti
Citibank, N.A. v. Williams et al
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Plaintiff: Citibank, N.A.
Defendant: Gary R. Williams, Peggy E. Williams
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal
Mendoza v. Cisneros et al
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Defendant: Fowler & Peth Inc, City of Greeley, AM Builders & Contractors Supply CO Inc and others
Plaintiff: Ismael Mendoza
Counter_claimant: USA
Counter_defendant: AM Builders & Contractors Supply CO Inc, Andrew L. Cisneros, Ismael Mendoza and others
Cause Of Action: Petition for Removal- Petition to Quiet Ti
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Defendant: Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Shellpont Mortgage Servicing, Bank of New York Mellon
Plaintiff: Denise M. Schonebaum, Merle H. Schonebaum
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Is the ACO DOA? Reasonable Minds Can Improve the Draft Regulations
By David Harlow
In the current all-ACO, all the time, health care policy news cycle, we've been inundated with declarations that the ACO is dead, because a handful of big boys say they don't want to play.
Today, CMS announced that it is tinkering with the proposed ACO rules by offering three variations on the ACO theme (link to press release; see also CMS ACO fact sheet).Ā From the fact sheet:
- Pioneer ACO Model: The Innovation Center is now accepting applications for the Pioneer ACO Model, which will provide a faster path for mature ACOs that have already begun coordinating care for patients.Ā The Pioneer ACO model is estimated to save Medicare as much as $430 million over three years by better managing care for beneficiaries and eliminating duplication.Ā And it is designed to work in coordination with private payers in order to achieve cost savings and improve quality across the ACO, thus improving health outcomes and reducing costs for employers and patients with private insurance.Ā
- Advance Payment ACO Initiative: The Innovation Center is seeking public comments on whether it should offer an Advance Payment Initiative that would allow certain ACOs participating in the Medicare Shared Savings Program access to a portion of their shared savings up front, helping providers make the infrastructure and staff investments crucial to successful ACOs.Ā Comments should be submitted by June 17th, 2011.
- Accelerated Development Learning Sessions: Providers interested in learning more about the steps necessary to become an ACO can attend an upcoming series of Accelerated Development Learning Sessions.Ā These convenient and free sessions will help providers learn what steps they can take to improve care delivery and how to develop an action plan for moving toward better-coordinated care.
Together with the Medicare Shared Savings Program, the initiatives announced today give providers a broad range of options and support that reflect the varying needs of providers in embarking on delivery system reforms.
CMS has recently hinted that it will be rejiggering the rules to encourage physician-led ACOs, too (an approach I have previously endorsed).
So, I think that the histrionics are more about influencing the final form of the regulations than truly backing away from participation in a Medicare Shared Savings Program.Ā Now is the time to put pen to paper -- or fingers to keyboard -- in order to get comments on the proposed rule in to CMS.Ā As ever, the perfect is the enemy of the good, and we clearly need to do something.Ā Over at the Health Affairs blog today, Ron Klar offers the first of three installments of suggested improvements to the ACO rules.Ā Food for thought.Ā In a wonderful display of synchronicity, Governor Deval Patrick offered testimony just yesterday on the all-payor ACO bill that he has filed here in Massachusetts.Ā The CMS rules -- with any luck -- will be finalized before final action on Patrick's bill, but it is important to keep in mind that the ACO framework, while focused on Medicare today, may well be expanding to all payors in the future.Ā In an all-payor environment -- and even in the Medicare environment -- there is still time to consider alternative approaches to a variety of the proposals laid out in the proposed ACO rule.
What's your pet peeve about the proposed rule?
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... And lifts the bow on a reach to plan earlier...
And on a close haul the bow is less 'dipped in' by the broad stern... The waterlines in a heeled situation is less - how to say - offline... But more in line with the course the boat is going...
There are a lot of merrits to a fat bow, but the main reason is lift to plan...
Nobody is more linguistically impaired than I am, when it comes to languages other than English. However, I'd like to call attention to a recurring spelling error that some of the posters make quite often in this thread.
When a boat attains sufficient speed and lift to break free from the limits of displacement sailing, the correct term to use is: "plane" or "planing"
The words "plan" and "planning" refer to the making of arrangements or contingencies -e.g., "I am planning a cruising vacation in Turkey this summer." Or "I don't know what I'm doing this summer as my wife is the one making the plan." "Plan" can also refer to a diagram or schematic, as in its use in the expression "plan form" - i.e., a graphical rendering of a particular yacht design.
I apologize for playing spelling policeman but hopefully nobody will take offense, as that was not my plan.
However, since English is such a ridiculous language, I should probably note the words "plain" and "plains" - the former means "ordinary or non-descript" while the latter refers to extended flat landscapes.
Again, I beg forgiveness for this brief spelling lesson. I was an English teacher at a very early stage of my career, so it is a difficult habit to break.
I now return you to our regularly scheduled discussion of interesting boats, already in progress.
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Well no one has posted here again. Den98028.. would you be willing to share some pics of your boat? chainplates? engine compartment, galley, head, your electrical area?
I am close to taking the one I am looking at.. it is a fixer upper.. but with a good hull (not cored I understand) a deck that might have 1 soft area, and a good rig with 6 sails, I think this is worth getting into.
I have a fair amount of info on this boat now for those that are looking.
Wchevron.. what ended up with the one you were looking at??
I have seen some excellent examples of these boats.
Mine looks like it has been fresh water, and it came from the Ohio area before getting out east (LAke Ontario) to me..
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Bird Watching: Showy Cardinal sings cheery message
For the last couple of years, I have kept a list of birds and other animals that appear on the Christmas cards that people are kind enough to send me.
There have been Caribbean flamingos, two species of penguins, a scarlet macaw, even a long-tailed ground-roller from Madagascar. But by far the most common species has been the northern cardinal.
The northern cardinal (there is no southern cardinal) is so familiar as not to need a description. The male is a robin-sized bird with a crest; bright red, with black face mask and throat and orange bill. The female is similar, but gray-brown with red highlights on the crest, wings and tail. Young birds resemble females.
Cardinals live in the Mid-South year-round. In winter, they form flocks of both sexes.
Pair formation begins in late February or early March, with males courting females. The males' song is as cheery as their bright plumage; "What cheer! What cheer! What cheer!" or "Birdy, birdy, birdy." Unusually for songbirds, the female also sings. Her song is a "counter" of the male's.
He sings one phrase, then she repeats it and so on. Both sexes use songs to defend their territory from other cardinals.
It is at this time that male cardinals become very aggressive toward other males. They will attack any that they perceive as interlopers in their territory. I get lots of calls then about male cardinals attacking their reflection in window glass.
When the mating season is over the attacks will stop. Until then, simply soap the outside of the glass. After the season, just hose off the soap.
The male also engages in courtship feeding; bringing food to his mate and placing it gently in her beak.
Once the pair bond is established, a nest site is selected, usually in a bushy thicket or vine tangle. Construction is by the female. She builds it in four layers of increasingly finer, softer material.
Two to four, usually three, whitish, lightly speckled eggs are laid. Only the female incubates. Hatching begins in 11-13 days.
The female also broods the young for about 10 days. After hatching they remain close to the nest for about three weeks.
Cardinals are prolific breeders, often nesting at least four and sometimes as many as eight times per season.
Cardinals live in forests but prefer their edges, fence rows, urban parks and gardens, especially where people put out food for them.
Their favorites are safflower, black oil and striped sunflower seed.
Two hundred years ago, the familiar Christmas card vignette of cardinals in a snowy landscape or on a snow-laden hemlock bough would have been a rare occurrence. Originally a species of the southeastern United States and northeastern Mexico, the northern cardinal began advancing its range north, northeast and west in the mid-1800s.
Today it is common from New England across Ontario and the Great Lakes states, as far west as Kansas, central Texas and Arizona. A warmer climate, suburbanization and especially human propensity to provide supplemental food for them have all been cited as reasons for their expansion.
The northern cardinal's popularity is attested by its having been chosen the state bird of Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina, the most of any species.
Bird-watching visitors from Europe are often astounded that such a conspicuous bird is so common in America. The northern cardinal has benefited from man's largesse, while we benefit from its beauty and message of cheer, maybe most in the holiday season.
Van Harris is past president of the Memphis chapter, Tennessee Ornithological Society; a member of the Mississippi Ornithology Society and the Mississippi chapter of the Audubon Society. Send questions to shelbyforester1223@ earthlink.net.
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Heading into the weekend in Washington, the Braves were looking to wrap up the final road trip of the regular season with a few quality wins under their belt.
After leaving Florida with just one win and the Cardinals continuing to creep in the rear-view mirror, the Braves were unable to mount any momentum in the nation's capitol, dropping two of three to the Nationals, leaving D.C. clinging to a one-game lead in the Wild Card.
It began on a good note, as the Braves offense jumped out of the gate, scoring three runs on Stephen Strasburg, who was making his third start of the season after recovering from Tommy John Surgery.
Leading the rally was Dan Uggla and Freddie Freeman, who each had RBI singles, Freeman's scoring two, before Jack Wilson's hot-shot grounder got between Ryan Zimmerman's legs, scoring Freeman to put the Braves up 3-0.
After Tim Hudson allowed the Nationals to score in the second, doubles from Uggla and Brian McCann gave the Braves a 6-1 lead before Washington made the game a little more interesting with a two-run 6th before adding another in the 8th.
The Braves added a run in the 9th before Craig Kimbrel escaped the 9th inning with his 46th save of the season.
After winning the opener, things did not continue to go well for the Braves Saturday afternoon, as Chien-Ming Wang quieted the Braves bats, outpitching Brandon Beachy as Washington earned a 4-1 victory.
Beachy, who allowed the four runs on five hits over six innings, struck out nine National batters, but the offense, aside from Freeman's solo homer, was unable to mount anything else offensively.
Sunday proved to be more frustrating than anyone had hoped, as the Braves looked to leave Washington for the final time this season with a victory.
The frustrations for the Braves began in the 3rd, when with no outs, the Atlanta offense loaded the bases with no outs.
But things did not work out in the Braves favor, as the top of the top of the lineup was unable to produce a hit, leaving the bases loaded and the game scoreless.
The Nationals got on the scoreboard with a solo homer in the 4th, and once again in the 5th, the Braves were forced to walk away from the inning with runners in scoring position.
Once again, the bottom of the Braves lineup produced two runners in scoring position with one out, but neither Michael Bourn nor Martin Prado were able to push the runs across, as Ross Detweiler got Bourn to line out before Prado flied out to right.
The Nationals added two more runs in the bottom of the 7th, making it a 3-0 game, before Drew Storen closed the 9th inning down for his 42nd save and second in as many nights, sending the Braves back to Atlanta with another series loss.
With the season's final series beginning today, the Braves host the Phillies, who have already locked up the NL East crown.
The pitching matchups for the three-game set have already been laid out, and Randall Delgado will face Cliff Lee in Monday's opener. Derek Lowe faces Roy Oswalt Tuesday night and the two teams close the season out with Tim Hudson taking on Cole Hamels.


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Remake of 'Total Recall' tries to hew close to Philip K. Dick's short story
Columbia Pictures brings "Total Recall" to the screen, an action thriller about reality and memory, inspired by the famous short story "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale," by Philip K. Dick.
Directed by Len Wiseman ("Underworld," "Live Free and Die Hard"), the film assembles a powerhouse cast led by Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, Bryan Cranston, John Cho and Bill Nighy.
In the film, Rekall is a futuristic company that can turn your dreams into real memories. For a factory worker named Douglas Quaid (Farrell), even though he's got a beautiful wife (Beckinsale) who he loves, the mind-trip sounds like the perfect vacation from his frustrating life—real memories of life as a super-spy might be just what he needs.
But when the procedure goes horribly wrong, Quaid becomes a hunted man. Finding himself on the run from the police—controlled by Chancellor Cohaagen (Cranston), the leader of the free world—Quaid teams up with a rebel fighter (Biel) to find the head of the underground resistance (Nighy) and stop Cohaagen.
The line between fantasy and reality gets blurred and the fate of his world hangs in the balance as Quaid discovers his true identity, his true love and his true fate.
"Total Recall's" reimagined journey to the silver screen began in 2008 when producer Toby Jaffe was perusing a bookstore, looking through the sci-fi shelf. "I was looking at all the books I read as a young guy, and I picked up a Philip K. Dick anthology and read the short story 'We Can Remember It for You Wholesale,'" he recalls. "I remembered it was a great sort of wish-fulfillment fantasy."
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Of course, Dick's story had been adapted for the screen once before, in 1990, under the title "Total Recall." Jaffe began thinking that the time might be right to revisit Dick's story for the screen and brought his idea to producer Neal H. Moritz, who read the short story and rewatched the 1990 film.
"We just felt like we could make a fresh version of the original story," Moritz says. "By reimagining the story, we thought that there was so much more to the characters and story that we could investigate. That felt fresh to us."
The reason is that Dick's story feels as cutting-edge as when it was first published in the 1960s. "The genius of the story is this idea that you can implant a memory into somebody's head and when they wake up, they will feel they've lived it," says Jaffe. The setup opens up a treasure trove of questions: What is memory? How do we know what really happened in the past?
"That concept of Rekall, as Philip K. Dick created it in his story, is what made me want to direct this movie," says Len Wiseman, who also has an art department background, having worked on such big-budget sci-fi hits as "Independence Day" and "Stargate." Wiseman's take on the film was to delve deeper into the main character by creating a hybrid of a psychological thriller and an action film that just happens to be set in the future.
Instead of events occurring on Mars, Wiseman keeps the action on a far-in-the-future earth dominated by two nation-states—United Federation of Britain and The Colony. Like Dick's story, Wiseman says, "There's a whole other kind of experience on Earth with which to take this character."
"When we reminded ourselves that Philip K. Dick didn't send his characters to Mars, that really opened up the possibilities," says Jaffe. "Once we were freed to keep the character here on Earth, like Dick does, we weren't constrained by the setting, the era, or the hows and whys of getting him off the planet."
Opening on Aug. 22, "Total Recall" is distributed by Columbia Pictures, local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International. Visit http://www.columbiapictures.com.ph for trailers, exclusive content and free downloads.
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- Copper One Penny Token, minted by an unknown British mint. Issued by H. Lipscombe, Seedsman & Produce Salesman, Hobart, circa 1860.
Henry Lipscombe Junior took over the retail business as nurseryman and seedsman from his father Frederick Lipscombe in 1854. Henry had previously worked as an assistant to his father for seven years.
In an advertisement dated August 22 1854, Lipscombe addressed himself 'To Growers of Prize Cucumbers and Melons', drawing their attention to the fact that 'The Undersigned, in addition to his other stock of seeds, has just received a small stock of choice Cucumbers and Melons'.
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|Obverse: H. LIPSCOMBE MURRAY STREET HOBART TOWN SEEDSMAN & SALESMAN
Reverse: ONE PENNY TOKEN SHIPPING SUPPLIED WITH ALL KINDS OF COLONIAL PRODUCE
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|Henry Lipscombe, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 1855-1865
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What caused the streaks in this Martian crater? Since the above image shows streaks occurring both inside and outside the crater, they were surely created after the crater-causing impact. Newly formed trails like these presented researchers with a tantalizing martian mystery but have now been identified as likely the work of miniature wind vortices known to occur on the red planet - martian dust devils. Another example of wind processes on an active Mars, dust devils had been detected passing near the Viking and Mars Pathfinder landers. Such spinning columns of rising air heated by the warm surface are common in dry and desert areas on planet Earth. Typically lasting only a few minutes, they becoming visible as they pick up loose dust. On Mars, dust devils can be up to 8 kilometers high and leave dark trails as they disturb the bright, reflective surface dust.
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Nick Weeden '15 Named USILA Scholar All-American May 20, 2015 Brown senior defensive middy Nick Weeden (Broad Run, VA) has been named to the 2015 USILA Scholar All-American Team. Weeded posted a 3.44 GPA as a Biology concentrator at Brown. [read more]
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Forest personnel, aided by special task force personnel have mounted operations in the wake of cutting down of more than 500 sandalwood trees in Anaimalai Tiger Reserve, officials said.
The operations are aimed at tracking the movement of strangers inside the reserve area, besides sealing the entry points, they said.
Officials had recently seized over 600 kgs of sandalwood being smuggled to Kerala in a lorry.
Officials also suspect that the smugglers and poachers might have cut more trees to be taken out of the jungles, they added.
Keywords: Sandalwood, smuggling, Anaimalai Tiger Reserve, poachers, Coimbatore
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1992: Pate hits birdie putt just like sitting duck
His 15-foot birdie putt on the final hole eventually proves to be the winner
"The bogey made me commit to hitting driver on 14," Pate said. "I had to make a birdie. I stood up, made a good swing and hit it in the fairway there for the first time in my life."
An 8-iron second shot to 10 inches from the cup made the birdie an easy one.
At the 203-yard 16th, Pate's 4-iron stopped 3 1/2 feet from the hole, and he tapped in to share the lead.
Pate saved par at the 17th when his second shot, which was headed for trouble, struck a spectator and wound up in a 12-pack of beer just off the green. Pate took a drop at that spot, chipped up and made his short putt.
His drive on the 498-yard, par-5 18th wound up in a fairway bunker, forcing him to hit a 7-iron layup to the fairway, 102 yards from the cup.
"It was almost identical to the shot I had the last time I won here," Pate said. "I hit a solid wedge shot, but the line wasn't very good and I knew I had a pretty tough putt.
"I wasn't real happy with it at the time, but my caddie just reminded me I had been rolling it good all week. Thinking back on it, he was right. I just stepped up and hit it. I had a pretty good feeling about it because it was so similar to what happened last time."
The victory adds to Pate's reputation as one of the tour's toughest competitors. But this one wasn't taken by sheer force of will.
"If I'm playing well, it's easy to play," Pate said. "The tough time is when you're not playing well, but somehow you're in contention. People are expecting you to play well, and you know you're just lucky to be there.
"I was playing pretty well, and I had things pretty well under control today, so actually it was an easy time."
After the 1988 victory, Pate said the money was ticketed for "baby furniture" at the home in Agoura. Pate and his wife, Sheri, were awaiting the birth of their first child.
Nicole Pate is nearly 4 and has a 1-year-old sister, Sarah.
"This time the money may go for a remodel on that house," Pate said.


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Valve To Offer IGF Finalists Steam Distribution
It's too late in the day for anything but an explanatory headline. I was going to go with 'Steam Punk' because 'indie development = punk' but then I realised that was utter nonsense so I decided not to. Here is the news, straight from the IGF organisers: 'All IGF Main Competition finalists for this year's event will receive the opportunity to accept a distribution agreement for Steam.' The IGF hasn't made distribution agreements on behalf of developers though, with the final decision as to how the finalists reach the public still in the hands of the entrants. Instead, this route appears to be a means of avoiding arcane normal submission procedures or Greenlight.
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Rockfax Description8m. The awkward and often rather green groove is squirmed to a rounded exit. The route is not popular, partly because of where it is and partly because it's hard! Usually feels like E1. © ROCKFAX
Ticklists: Staffordshire Grit Challenge - Brown-Whillans Day Out.
Photo: Topping out on Slippery Jim. © pauldr
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James Oakes - 2nd O/S - 26/May/15 with Steve Ramsden
Ram MkiV - Lead O/S - 26/May/15 with noaks
pauldr - Lead - 04/May/15
Green slippy and classic Andy Peak 1 - Lead O/S - 06/Apr/15 with Andrew Deckon
Kassius - Lead dnf - 19/Mar/15
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Nov/14
Very wet and slippery. Good fun though. Top out was a little sketchy. Took one little fall and couldn't be bothered to lower off for a ground-up go since it was so wet in the crack. Stuart William - Lead dog - 11/Oct/14 with Mark
Andrew Abraham - Lead rpt - 27/Aug/14 with Sam Riley, Ceara
Quite nice. pretty easy for grade.Mark Duncan - Lead O/S - 14/Aug/14 with Jon_King
Nice crack to solo.James rogers86 - Solo - 14/Aug/14
Jon_King - Lead O/S - 13/Aug/14 with Mark Duncan
67hours - 2nd O/S - 26/Jul/14 with Matt Cookie
Matt Cooke - Lead O/S - 26/Jul/14 with George Cave
soph - 2nd - 23/Jul/14 with Lindy Smith
12/31. Really enjoyable, a lovely bit of light relief after the crack of gloom.Nick Russell - 2nd - 21/Jul/14 with Alex Winter
12 on Staffordshire nose. Was wearing my comfy shoes, which had big holes in them. Made the laybacking on this feel more precarious than it needed to. Alex Winter - Lead O/S - 21/Jul/14 with Nick
Hidden - Lead rpt - 29/Jun/14
dan gibson - 29/Jun/14 with michael porter
Andrew Abraham - Lead rpt - 12/Jun/14 with Pete Bridgewood, Ky
On Pete's gear.Chriswallis2 - Lead β - 12/Jun/14 with Andy Stoke
willmurphy - Solo O/S - 12/Jun/14
morganator - 2nd - 26/May/14 with Sophie Whyte
soph - Lead O/S - 26/May/14 with jon morgan
Inspired by the pic of don whillans in the BMC guide. Didn't manage to find that contorted rest though. MichaelGallimore - Lead O/S - 18/May/14 with Brendan
sam corbett - Solo - May/14
sam corbett - Solo O/S - May/14
Noodles30 - Lead O/S - 16/Apr/14
slime in the crack. Still great though, especially the finishswitch - Lead O/S - 09/Mar/14 with James
Hidden - 2014
classico!!Alistair Corbett - Solo O/S - 30/Sep/13
Difficult to place gear, but short enough to not become too tiringmop449 - Lead O/S - 30/Sep/13 with Sara Sha'ath
Climbster - 2nd β - 04/Sep/13 with Ian
Bloke on a Rope - Lead O/S - 04/Sep/13 with Matt
vinspin - 23/Aug/13 with kieran19
andi turner - AltLd - 22/Jul/13 with pete bridgwood
Hidden - Lead O/S - 26/Apr/13
PeteWilson - 2nd - 09/Apr/13 with Andrew Graham
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 07/Apr/13
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Apr/13
ianstevens - 24/Feb/13
Samuel Wainwright - Lead O/S - 24/Feb/13
Did fall once, but managed to climb to the top with persistence on the arms. First climbing expedition outdoors.mikedeleyser - TR dog - 24/Feb/13
Brown - Lead - 22/Sep/12 with Andy R
Hidden - Lead O/S - 11/Aug/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 11/Aug/12
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 26/Jun/11
dan gibson - Lead O/S - 26/Jun/11 with michael porter
B-bop - Lead dog - 09/Apr/11 with T Max
Pulled two friends out on fall. Damaged finger prevented second attemptRock Zigger - Lead dnf - 08/Apr/11
Hidden - Lead - 2011
very wet and dirtynorthy1983 - Lead O/S - 2011 with seb
It sure was slipery for the hands, and rather damp in the cracks but quality rock for the feet to bridge all the way to the top. The Top out was quite exiting on lead, theres not a lot for your hands up there and I wouldn't trust that heather!Andrew Abraham - Lead O/S - 27/Sep/10 with Clement Attwood
A slippery crack tricky bridging and a tricky exit. Good value for its lengthmonsteratt - 2nd O/S - 26/Sep/10 with Andrew Abraham
Well, it looked in reasonable condition but clearly it wasn't. When does get in condition if not mid July?alexyoung - Lead dnf - 10/Jul/10 with Cockney Andy
Laura-lou - Lead - 19/Jun/10 with chris prescott, Chink
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Jun/10
Spidermunkie - Solo O/S - 12/Jun/10
Hidden - Lead - 2010
Little wet at the top, but goodwilloates - Solo O/S - Aug/09
Hidden - Solo - 25/Jul/09
Hidden - Lead β - 14/Jun/09
daveagriff - Lead - 2008
Hidden - TR O/S - 07/May/07
Birdo - 2007 with Dave Bird
Hidden - 2005
Hidden - Lead - 1995
Tony Little - Solo O/S - 13/Oct/91 with Sam
adi bryant - Solo O/S - 02/Oct/91
Andy Say - Solo - 19/Aug/91
Roget - Solo O/S - 02/Jul/91
Hidden - Lead - 16/May/90
Hidden - Solo - 23/Jun/88
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