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Philex loses P1B appeal, ordered to settle penalty
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Philex Mining Corp.'s appeal has been denied and it is now ordered to settle P1 billion in penalties for having been found negligent in averting a mineral waste spill at its mining site in Benguet.
In a four-page letter dated November 21 to Philex president Eulalio Austin Jr., Mining and Geosciences Bureau (MGB) director Leo Jasareno rejected Philex's invocation of "force majeure," or problems brought on by forces beyond the firm's control.
Jasareno said the incident "was not a fortuitous event."
He explained that force majeure can only be invoked as an excuse from liability if it was the proximate and sole cause of the incident.
At a press conference Thursday at the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife Center, Environment Secretary Ramon Paje also said that Philex would only be allowed to operate once it completed its cleanup of the mining site.
Paje emphasized that the mining company must settle the penalty of P1.034 billion within 45 days.
In its appeal, Philex claimed the mine tailings spill had been a fortuitous event and that the mining firm could not be held liable for the incident.
"The typhoons and southwest monsoon that brought unprecedented and unexpected amount of rainfall in the area are … acts of God. The advent of climate change must also be considered," Philex said.
But the MGB director replied that the Philippines "is now facing a new normal" in weather disturbances.
"This has become public knowledge and, therefore, PMC should have already prepared the appropriate contingency measures," Jasareno said.
He pointed out that the state weather bureau had issued typhoon warnings, which were "supposedly foreseen."
Philex "had the opportunity to prepare and check the operations and stability of its mine structures and facilities. The safety standard regulations call for a routine and periodic inspection of such structures and facilities, especially if the weather condition requires extraordinary care and maintenance works," Jasareno stressed.
"In the face of such weather possibilities known to it, [Philex] then was negligent for failure to exercise the necessary diligence required by the safety standard and regulations for the care and maintenance of the mine structure and facilities," said Jasareno, explaining that PMC is also liable for any resulting injury or damage caused by its negligence.
In a phone interview, Philex SVP for corporate affairs Michael Toledo said that the company already received the letter from the government agency and that it would file another appeal.
"We will exhaust all available remedies and reiterate that … there was no negligence," Toledo said. "While we question the fine, we will continue with the cleanup. We submitted the rehabilitation plan today and this plan is the product of months of studies by experts, including our foreign consultants."
The company hopes to complete its remediation efforts by the second quarter of 2013.
Hopefully we can restart operations then, subject of course to government approval," Toledo said.
The PMC tailing pond in Itogon, Benguet, started to leak in August, discharging tailings from its Padcal gold-copper mining site.
Approximately 20.6 million metric tons of waste spilled over to the Balog Creek and other tributaries of the Agno River and accumulated at the San Roque Dam.
Also, the MGB upheld the P1-billion penalty assessment of its fact-finding team, which had been calculated based on the bulk density of 1.531 tons solid per cubic meter of the mine tailings.
Philex opposed the team's findings, saying the penalty should have been computed at 1.3 tons solid per cubic meter.
But Paje said that while the DENR is open to a third-party validation of the penalty computation, the agency "still maintains that [Philex] must pay."
"Penalties are penalties because of the law, our concern is more on environment protection," Paje said.
The DENR secretary added that the government is determined to help out in the cleanup of Philex.
And with the ongoing rehabilitation, Paje hopes that the affected area would be restored to its original state before the incident.
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SEPM small business edition upgraded but client pkg are not updated
Created: 27 Mar 2013 • Updated: 28 Mar 2013 | 6 comments
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Dear Support,
recently we have upgraded the sepm small business edition and manager got upgraded but client side installation pgk shows older version need solution to import newer setup to manager.
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try repair and if it still does not help import the client package manually.
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Israel Batters Hamas —- Kerry to the Rescue
Posted By P. David Hornik On July 21, 2014 @ 12:39 am In Daily Mailer,FrontPage | 83 Comments
[1]As of Sunday evening, on Day 13 of Operation Protective Edge, Hamas was still fighting on against Israel, although its prospects didn't look good.
With Hamas's rocket fire on Israel intensifying two weeks ago, Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, with Iran's nuclear program the main thing on his plate, kept ordering only small-scale retaliatory strikes from the air, hoping to avoid a larger conflict. But Hamas kept firing—more and more. So Israel launched Operation Protective Edge—but still tried to keep it limited, without boots on the ground in Gaza.
On Wednesday morning Netanyahu made an adroit move, publicly accepting an Egyptian ceasefire proposal. Hamas turned it down flat. Netanyahu, who told the Israeli public in a televised address on Sunday evening that he has been in constant contact with the leaders of the U.S., Canada, Britain, Germany, France, and other countries, undoubtedly drove that point home to them.
With Israel's diplomatic position strengthened, and with Arab media growing harshly critical of Hamas [2], Hamas responded by…escalating the war. On Thursday at dawn the Israeli army spotted and repelled [3] a group of 13 Hamas terrorists who had infiltrated into Israel through a tunnel from Gaza, on their way to perpetrate a massacre at nearby Kibbutz Sufa. The near-catastrophe was a pivotal moment that put an end to Israel's boots-on-the-ground debate.
On Thursday night Israeli infantry, tank, and engineering units entered Gaza. The stated goal was to find the tunnels along the border—in which Hamas has invested vast sums and years of work—and destroy them, removing an intolerable danger of murderous attacks and kidnappings from residents of southern Israel.
In his speech Sunday evening Netanyahu spoke of somewhat broader aims—"an extended period of calm and security" and "inflicting serious damage" on Hamas and other terror groups in Gaza. While the IDF has indeed been finding and destroying tunnels, Sunday also found it locked in heavy fighting in the Shejaia neighborhood of Gaza City, a Hamas stronghold.
Which brings one to the issue of casualties.
People who complain of "asymmetry" and "disproportion"—meaning that something has to be wrong because Israelis aren't dying—could feel somewhat better on Sunday evening, as the IDF officially announced [4] that the total of soldiers killed since Israel invaded Gaza on Thursday night now stood at 18, 13 of them in the previous 24 hours. As for the Palestinian side, the death toll since the war started reportedly [5] came to over 400, including 65 in the fighting in Shejaia on Sunday.
On the Israeli side, sensitivity to casualties is particularly high, and Netanyahu devoted a good part of his speech to the issue on Sunday evening. But with most of Israel under constant rocket fire for almost two weeks, and ongoing infiltration attempts from Gaza, Israelis will tolerate the casualties because they know the alternative is an Israel that is no longer viable.
Palestinian casualties are, of course, a different matter—the cause célèbre not only of Israel-bashers but also of Western governments that typically start pressuring Israel for a ceasefire as soon as it starts seriously fighting Palestinian terror.
The reasons for the "asymmetry" between Israeli and Palestinian casualties should be clear by now to anyone who is informed and has a conscience. Israel invests vast sums to protect its citizens, particularly with the Iron Dome missile-defense system [6]; Hamas positions weapons stockpiles and command centers in and under mosques, schools, and hospitals. Israel goes to extraordinary lengths to warn Gazans of impending strikes, and encourages them to leave conflict zones; Hamas orders them to stay where they are [7].
It gets down to the moral difference between a democratic state with a Jewish ethos and a terror organization with a jihadist ethos. But it's a distinction to which the world seems particularly resistant.
There were already signs of trouble on Sunday when U.S. secretary of state John Kerry—who has publicly made statements [8] supportive of Israel and critical of Hamas—was caught in an open-mike moment [8] bitterly criticizing Israel for Palestinian casualties and implying that he needed to come to the rescue.
A short time later President Obama chimed in with a call in a similar spirit [9] to Netanyahu—in which he announced that Kerry was on his way.
Hamas is isolated, despised by most of the Arab world, caught in a vise between Israel and the fiercely anti-Hamas regime of Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi in Egypt, inconsequentially supported by Turkey and Qatar, and in serious danger of sustaining a major, lasting blow.
A decisive Israeli win in this war will bolster Israel's deterrence, discourage its jihadist foe Hizballah to the north, and demonstrate to the region that ideological jihad is a losing proposition and no match for Western military prowess. Obama's "concern" and Kerry's impending arrival are, then, very worrying.
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[2] growing harshly critical of Hamas: http://www.memri.org/report/en/0/0/0/0/0/0/8073.htm
[3] spotted and repelled: http://www.timesofisrael.com/tunnel-infiltration-thwarted-near-kibbutz-sufa/
[4] officially announced: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,l-4547088,00.html
[5] reportedly: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,l-4547139,00.html
[6] Iron Dome missile-defense system: http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/middle_east/israel-shoots-down-hamas-drone/2014/07/14/991c46da-0b47-11e4-b8e5-d0de80767fc2_story.html
[7] orders them to stay where they are: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/news.aspx/182741#.U8wgtECWmSo
[8] publicly made statements: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10979052/john-kerry-caught-on-open-microphone-discussing-israels-gaza-offensive-in-candid-terms.html
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A clean blank sheet of paper. A place to put down your thoughts. Some fear the blank page or the white canvas of a painter. But if you are a basically creative person, you don't fear much, you just jump in and see what kind of mess you can make. And yes, sometimes you just end up making a bigger and bigger mess and I've done it more than a few times. After you have made your mess then you can get down to the essence of your creativity.
I have to write several articles before I have one that is worth sharing. I will start writing then I get sidetracked. Mostly it is the news of the day that distracts my thoughts and my writing starts slanting to the negative. Once it starts down that path, I have to stop, pull the paper off my clipboard and drop it into the trash.
It is then time for another clean, white blank sheet of paper and a few moments to clear my mind of the negative thoughts. Sometimes this works, other times I keep feeding the trash can. The other problem I have when I write is writing and thinking in circles. I start out okay but my thinking will run in a circle and I am back at the beginning where I started without saying much of anything worth sharing. I'm beginning to think that this is part of my Irish heritage at play. I think sometimes that when I kissed the Blarney Stone some of its dust went into my mouth and I swallowed it. The trouble is I have never been to Ireland, at least not physically. Well, that's another story.
What I am trying to convey to you is that your first attempts may be failures but failure is very much part of the creative process. It is through our failures that the hidden face of success shows itself. And it doesn't always mean you will see big successes. The small ones are very important also. They can lead to bigger successes as long as you don't get discouraged by the inevitable new failures you will still have to encounter. Success is a steep narrow path with gaps, breaks, and multiple obstacles. Your hands will get dirty. The sweat will roll off your head and make puddles in your glasses making it very hard to see and focus. Lean back, take your glasses off, wipe them off, then wipe the sweaty forehead. Take a few short breaths if you're young. If you are older, maybe a break is in order then get back into it while you are active. I usually write five articles completely before I have a usable one to share. This doesn't count the one page false starts that never get completed to the article stage.
If I was a paid writer, I would likely starve. I do have a better track record as a painter but I have been actively at it for more than 60 years and counting. What I have been hoping for is by sharing my thoughts I would help others understand a bit more about art and artists, the creative process and that it is not for just a few people but art is part of all of us whether it be painting, sculpting, writing, playing an instrument or making a quilt or card for a special person. It is making something and sharing that something with someone else. Making and sharing is where it is all at. Life lived only for ourselves is a very isolated, lonely road and it does not have to be that way.
Find a hobby. Make something then give it to someone else. You will feel so much better about yourself and the world you live in.
Harry Croghan is an artist, photographer, writer and teacher. He can be reached at (740) 852-4906 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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"Kiesling's broad scope and incisive wit are reminiscent of some of Sir Harold Nicolson's best essays on diplomacy."
"This powerfully written analysis of the U.S. role as the only superpower left on the planet will keep an intelligent seeker of political reality awake and alert long after bedtime. . . . Diplomacy Lessons is angry without being cynical; it shows passionate commitment to the common good and to those who work for understanding. It provides constructive remedies as well as critique of an 'unloved superpower,' and so demonstrates that idealism and realism are not incompatible but essential partners in a healthy world. At the end of the day it is most an act of hopeful citizenship, one that will inspire readers to understand their world in a new way."
"Diplomacy Lessons is a riveting account of American diplomacy at the end of the twentieth and beginning of the twenty-first century. John Brady Kiesling's stimulating and inspirational observations are an important contribution to the history of our times."
"A tour de force! John Brady Kiesling believes deeply in diplomacy but exposes all the bureaucratic warts that hobble its effectiveness. His resignation from the Foreign Service due to his conviction that the impending war with Iraq would prove disastrous for our nation has liberated him to write this catalog of wise lessons for both our political leaders and our diplomats."
"Diplomacy Lessons is at once a compelling insider's account of life as an American diplomat and a trenchant analysis of how and why U.S. foreign policy has veered so seriously off course."
"When the prospect of an American invasion of Iraq loomed, John Brady Kiesling chose to resign from his post at the U.S. Embassy in Athens, and this brilliant work on contemporary diplomacy explains why this action was the only answer for him. I am sure this thoughtful, articulate, and clearly competent diplomat would have risen to diplomacy's highest levels, and I mourn his loss, one of the many costs of this unnecessary and faultily justified war. In Kiesling, we may have a new George Kennan."
"This book, written by an exceptionally courageous foreign service officer who resigned in protest against the war in Iraq, should be required reading by all students and practitioners of foreign policy. With a wealth of examples, in a clear and pungent style, Kiesling not only shows the damage done to America's standing in the world by George W. Bush's administration,
but suggests sound and enlightened policies that would blend American idealism with what has been so grievously missing in recent years: lucid awareness of the realities and obstacles in the rest of the world."
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Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Lalu Prasad may be down but is not out yet. From behind the bars in Ranchi's Birsa Munda Jail, Lalu is running the show for his party and issuing orders to a collective leadership led by his wife Rabri Devi. His latest communication to the collective leadership is a two-pronged strategy to win over the electorate in Bihar. Apart from strategising for the elections, visitors also keep Lalu busy in jail.
Senior party leaders told dna that the two-way strategy is to try every means to keep the 'communal forces' out of Bihar and tell people that chief minister Nitish Kumar is only trying to divide the secular vote. Meanwhile, senior RJD leaders and leaders of the other parties as well have queued up to meet Lalu in custody over the last one month.
RJD leader Ram Kripal Yadav told dna, "Lalu Prasad is guiding us from the jail. The key message that he has conveyed to us is to tell the people of Bihar to gird up against the communal forces in the state. Also, he has directed us to spread the message that Nitish Kumar, under the garb of secularism, is simply trying to divide the secular votes in Bihar and the people of Bihar should not fall into this trap."
Nitish Kumar parted ways and ended the 17-year-old JD(U)-BJP alliance in March this year over BJP's portrayal of Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi as the prime ministerial candidate. Being asked about the possibility of Congress ignoring RJD and siding with JD(U), Yadav said, "There is no such thing. Lalu had a word with Congress president Sonia Gandhi before going to jail."
Interestingly, the top RJD leadership has not talked to Congress high command ever since Lalu was sent to jail, as per sources.
RJD, meanwhile, dubs it as hypocrisy. "For 17 years they remained together. What made him remain silent during communal riots in Gujarat in 2002. This is simple hypocrisy," said another party functionary.
In jail, meanwhile, there is no dearth of visitors for Lalu Prasad. President Pranab Mukherjee's son Abhijeet Mukherjee, LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan and Independent UP MLA Md Aziz Rizwi are among those who have visited Lalu in jail. According to sources, at least 20 visitors come to meet the RJD supremo every day, and most of them are his party funcationaris and workers.


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Former Alice police officer found guilty of capital murder
CORPUS CHRISTI - A Nueces County jury found a former Alice police officer guilty of capital murder Thursday in the December 2011 shooting death of his common-law wife.
Jose Gonzales III, 45, also was convicted on a first-degree felony charge of burglary of a habitation to commit aggravated assault in Leslie Morin's killing. He received an automatic life sentence because prosecutors did not pursue the death penalty.
State District Judge Angelica Hernandez also sentenced him to life in prison on the burglary charge. He will serve the life sentences concurrently and isn't eligible for parole.
Gonzales testified Thursday morning that he didn't remember most of the events surrounding the shooting.
"I remember standing in front of Leslie. I was trying to talk to her and the only thing I remember saying is 'Why'? Why with the cheating? And then I remember flashes, several flashes," Gonzales told the jury as he looked at the floor in front of him.
After sentencing, five of Morin's family members gave a victim impact statement, including her mother and her 14-year-old daughter, who testified earlier in the week.
The girl stood in front of Gonzales and asked him several times to look at her. "I looked up to you as a father. I respected you so much," she said. "Every day I go on, but deep down inside it hurts. I'm going to be (my brother's) voice. He misses his mom and guess who has to do it? I do. I have to act like his mom and sister."
Tears rolled down Gonzales' face as the 14-year-old spoke directly to him, reminding him that she would take care of her little brother and they would get through it together.
"Joey, I do forgive you. From the bottom of my heart I forgive you," she said.
Defense attorney Steve Shiwetz recapped the morning of Dec. 12, 2011, asking Gonzales on Thursday morning why he showed up at the mobile home where Morin lived with her mother.
About 6 a.m. Gonzales was getting dressed for work and called Morin to make sure she was awake and on her way to take her then 8-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter to school. But Morin's mother answered the phone.
"I was trying to explain the reason I was calling but she was going off saying something about how she was going to get Leslie an attorney and take away my son, and if I wanted to kill myself then do it," Gonzales testified.
He got upset, went to his truck and drove from Alice to the mobile home in the Annaville area.
Gonzales arrived at the home and pounded on the wall. He went to grab the door knob and Morin's daughter opened the door.
The girl testified Wednesday that she woke up about 6 a.m. that morning to banging that she thought was construction. She saw Gonzales standing in the doorway, holding a gun. He casually walked across the living room and down the hallway, the girl testified.
"The next thing I remember is being inside the bedroom and umm ...," Gonzales started to say, taking a pause. "The only thing I can remember in my mind was flashes."
Police have said Gonzales left the home with the couple's 8-year-old son but never threatened to hurt him.
Gonzales didn't remember taking his son from the home, but recalled driving him to Alice, where he cooked him waffles, Gonzales testified.
Gonzales later surrendered to police at his home in Alice.
Jurors deliberated about 1½ hours before reaching the verdict.
Defense attorney Mark Woerner argued to jurors earlier Thursday that Gonzales was guilty of the lesser charge of first-degree murder.
"If you commit a homicide under these circumstances, no matter what the reason, you're guilty of murder. So (Gonzales) is not going to walk out of here," Woerner said in closing arguments.
Child Protective Services was granted custody of Morin's children after she was killed. They remain in CPS custody. Gonzales was fired from the Alice Police Department on Dec. 19 after an internal investigation.
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Get on the D-BUS
D-BUS is an interprocess communication (IPC) system, providing a simple yet powerful mechanism allowing applications to talk to one another, communicate information and request services. D-BUS was designed from scratch to fulfill the needs of a modern Linux system. D-BUS' initial goal is to be a replacement for CORBA and DCOP, the remote object systems used in GNOME and KDE, respectively. Ideally, D-BUS can become a unified and agnostic IPC mechanism used by both desktops, satisfying their needs and ushering in new features.
D-BUS, as a full-featured IPC and object system, has several intended uses. First, D-BUS can perform basic application IPC, allowing one process to shuttle data to another—think UNIX domain sockets on steroids. Second, D-BUS can facilitate sending events, or signals, through the system, allowing different components in the system to communicate and ultimately to integrate better. For example, a Bluetooth dæmon can send an incoming call signal that your music player can intercept, muting the volume until the call ends. Finally, D-BUS implements a remote object system, letting one application request services and invoke methods from a different object—think CORBA without the complications.
D-BUS is unique from other IPC mechanisms in several ways. First, the basic unit of IPC in D-BUS is a message, not a byte stream. In this manner, D-BUS breaks up IPC into discrete messages, complete with headers (metadata) and a payload (the data). The message format is binary, typed, fully aligned and simple. It is an inherent part of the wire protocol. This approach contrasts with other IPC mechanisms where the lingua franca is a random stream of bytes, not a discrete message.
Second, D-BUS is bus-based. The simplest form of communication is process to process. D-BUS, however, provides a dæmon, known as the message bus dæmon, that routes messages between processes on a specific bus. In this fashion, a bus topology is formed, allowing processes to speak to one or more applications at the same time. Applications can send to or listen for various events on the bus.
A final unique feature is the creation of not one but two of these buses, the system bus and the session bus. The system bus is global, system-wide and runs at the system level. All users of the system can communicate over this bus with the proper permissions, allowing the concept of system-wide events. The session bus, however, is created during user login and runs at the user, or session, level. This bus is used solely by a particular user, in a particular login session, as an IPC and remote object system for the user's applications.
Messages are sent to objects. Objects are addressed using path names, such as /org/cups/printers/queue. Processes on the message bus are associated with objects and implemented interfaces on that object.
D-BUS supports multiple message types, such as signals, method calls, method returns and error messages. Signals are notification that a specific event has occurred. They are simple, asynchronous, one-way heads-up messages. Method call messages allow an application to request the invocation of a method on a remote object. Method return messages provide the return value resulting from a method invocation. Error messages provide exceptions in response to a method invocation.
D-BUS is fully typed and type-safe. Both a message's header and payload are fully typed. Valid types include byte, Boolean, 32-bit integer, 32-bit unsigned integer, 64-bit integer, 64-bit unsigned integer, double-precision floating point and string. A special array type allows for the grouping of types. A DICT type allows for dictionary-style key/value pairs.
D-BUS is secure. It implements a simple protocol based on SASL profiles for authenticating one-to-one connections. On a bus-wide level, the reading of and the writing to messages from a specific interface are controlled by a security system. An administrator can control access to any interface on the bus. The D-BUS dæmon was written from the ground up with security in mind.
These concepts make nice talk, but what is the benefit? First, the system-wide message bus is a new concept. A single bus shared by the entire system allows for propagation of events, from the kernel (see The Kernel Event Layer sidebar) to the uppermost applications on the system. Linux, with its well-defined interfaces and clear separation of layers, is not very integrated. D-BUS' system message bus improves integration without compromising fine engineering practices. Now, events such as disk full and printer queue empty or even battery power low can bubble up the system stack, available for whatever application cares, allowing the system to respond and react. The events are sent asynchronously, and without polling.
...for the nice article! Now I'll do some googling myself to find out how to use it in practice :-)
Thanks for this material, i was able to write program with this!
Thanks to Robert Love.
I am able to understand this material and i was succeed in writing small program.
Naga Samrat Chowdary, Narla
client side of the example
If my understanding is correct, I should have a server object providing the method Peel to reply to the method request.Do I register it via "dbus_g_connection_lookup_g_object" and the object information via "void dbus_g_object_type_install_info"
Also when the server object get the Peel method, does it use "void dbus_g_method_return" to retun a message. Thx
Article is USELESS without
Article is USELESS without examples showing real services or at least a link to where to find actual dbus channels that are present on a dbus-enabled linux system.
Useless? I don't think so...
Yet another cut-and-paste-code-kiddie looking for someone else to write their code, instead of reading an article to learn concepts and then generate their own code.
I learn from examples
yes it is not complete.
not true, this article is
not true,
this article is not complete...
no completed sample for teste :( unable to view something...
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Classic Hollywood films like Grand Hotel and Dinner at Eight had huge casts filled with movie stars and character actors whose personas were so sharply drawn and instantly familiar that the moment the performers appeared onscreen, audiences knew what type of role to expect, and could rest assured the character would be well-portrayed. These films were glorious showcases for actresses now largely forgotten (Marie Dressler, Billie Burke) and still iconic (Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford).Trust Me, a sometimes sharp-toothed look at the Machiavellian machinations of the modern film industry, calls those films to mind (as well as Altman's The Player) with its supporting cast of scene-stealing actresses (Molly Shannon, Allison Janney, Amanda Peet, Felicity Huffman, Niecy Nash) and actors (Sam Rockwell, William H. Macy, Clark Gregg) who've all carved grooves for themselves as magnetic, eccentric talents.
Gregg, who wrote and directed the film, stars as Howard Holloway, erstwhile child star turned struggling, low-level talent agent. After his last client is poached by sleazy hotshot agent Aldo (Rockwell), Holloway stumbles into representing 13-year-old Lydia (Saxon Sharbino), a precocious novice/Lolita-type with a plot-jarring scheme up her sleeve.
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Booked a 2 queen bed room but when got to room it was a 1 king bed with a hide a bed. I called the desk and they said' oh yea we went ahead and upgraded you to a king size bed' I said 'Upgrade? You mean downgrade!?!? They fixed it but after an argument!!
The room was great. Updated with very nice amenities and was a great size. Could not have been more comfortable.
Clean rooms. Mattresses were cheap & firm, but okay.
Lobby smells of indian food.
Decent hotel for the price we paid. Breakfast included was nice and had an average selection of options.
We had issues checking in!
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Rude front desk, 20 ft from major highway with semi truck traffic all nigh, also to top it off I was given a smoking room, which they said I had requested!
Clean, modern hotel with a very friendly staff.
Noisy. Heavy room doors slam hard, echoing down the hall. Trash collector emptied the dumpster at 4 AM on Monday morning.
The AC cycled VERY loudly through the night. My wife did NOT get a good nights sleep.
King size bed. Refrigerator. Microwave. The continental breakfast has more substantial food than I expected, for example they had biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs, waffles, yogurt, etc. It was also presented nicely and cleanly.
Smell of smoke in the hallways. No elevator to second floor, it would be nice if this was noted in the hotel's information. Bathroom faucet had smear marks, so it appeared like it was not cleaned properly.
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A 31-point outburst that stretched from the midway point of the second half to the midway point of the fourth quarter propelled the No. 5 Northwest Mississippi Community College Rangers to a 38-13 win over Holmes Thursday night.
The win kept the Rangers undefeated on the season (8-0) but it also earned them at least a share of the MACJC North Division title. NWCC, which is 5-0 in the North Division, will finish up the season at home Thursday against Itwabama and a win over the Indians would give them the title outright. (October 22, 2010, Page 7A)
Walk for Diabetes
The Mississippi Walk for Diabetes, hosted by the Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi, will be held in Oxford on Sunday, Oct. 24.
The walk will take place on the Oxford Square. Registration begins at 1 p.m. in front of Oxford City Hall and the walk will begin at 2. Family-fun activities include a visit from the Rancor Raiders Garrison of Mississippi with special friends such as Darth Vader and several other Star Wars characters. Proceeds will benefit The Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi.
The Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi is the state's only nonprofit health organization that provides diabetes information, patient services, advocacy, and research to the 346,500 Mississippians with diabetes. Every dollar raised by the DFM stays in the state to support these efforts. In addition, 89 cents of every dollar raised goes toward the organization's charitable purposes.
For more information on the walk or to make a donation, log onto www.msdiabetes.org or call 1-877-336-2873. (October 22, 2010)
Oxford School Bond Referendum
Oxford School District voters will weigh in Tuesday on whether to support the effort to expand district facilities, including the construction of a new high school, by voting on a $30 million bond issue. Polls will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Oxford Activity Center. (October 22, 2010)
Ham License Testing
The University of Mississippi Amateur Radio Club will hold ham license testing for all levels, including technicians, general and extra, at 1 p.m. Saturday in Room 112 of Bishop Hall. The cost of each test is $15. For more information, call 236-7817. (October 22, 2010)
Regents' Autumn Fair
Regents School of Oxford invites everyone to its Autumn Fair from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday. Admission is free. The fair will feature old-fashioned activities such as hay rides, pumpkin bowling, cake walks and face-painting. (October 22, 2010)
Bramlett Octoberfest
Bramlett Elementary School will have its annual Octoberfest on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. Admission is $5 at the door. A few of the many features at Octoberfest are games, prizes, concessions, door prizes, cake walk, moon bounce, dunking booth, face painting and art auction. (October 22, 2010)
Tutwiler Quilters Fundraiser
Tutwiler Quilters fundraiser will be held in the St. Peter's Episcopal Church Parish Hall from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Oxford is the largest single donor for these destitute Delta people and organizers hope many in the community will come to purchase the beautiful items for sale at this annual event. (October 22, 2010)
Oxford-Lafayette County Heritage Foundation
The Oxford-Lafayette County Heritage Foundation's annual meeting will be held at 5:30 p.m. Monday in the fellowship hall at St Peter's Episcopal Church. All members are urged to attend. Prospective new members are welcomed. (October 22, 2010)
Gastroesophageal reflux — how it happens and treatment options
Guest columnist Dr. Keith Mansel discusses symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) in this week's Good Health section. (October 21, 2010, Page 14)
Thursday's obituaries
- James "Kank" Carothers Sr. — 76, died Friday, Oct. 15, 2010. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Tallahatchie-Oxford Missionary Baptist Association Building in Oxford. Burial will follow in Yocona Cemetery in Taylor. Visitation for family will be from 6 to 7 this evening and public visitation will follow from 7 to 8 at Mt. Hope M.B. Church. Kenneth I. Roberson Funeral Home of Pontotoc is in charge of the arrangements.


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