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Guardian of the Highlands
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When tragedy strikes in the Highlands, there can be only one man for the job – Sir William Sedgewick, aka Sir Billi (Sir Sean Connery)!
This is an adventure story about an inimitable Highland hero – a grandpa. As active senior skateboarding veterinarian he goes above and beyond the call of duty fighting villainous policemen and powerful lairds in a battle to save an illegal fugitive – Bessie Boo the beaver! A roller coaster adventure, Sir Billi braves treacherous ravines and hazardous gullies with his sidekick Gordon the Goat (Alan Cumming) to save Bessie Boo and Wee Dave the rabbit as they hurtle down a perilous river.
A heart-warming & hilarious a...with a hostile submarine, will keep you at the edge of your seat! Behind the eccentric austere of this tartan plaid overall-attired widower, he reveals a compassionate spirit with his unrivalled love for his late wife. Is it too late for this endearing grandpa to find a new lady friend once again? Will Lady Serena, his daughter and grandson Jake even contemplate such a development from this adored Celt? Amongst it all in this race against time, will Sir Billi get to Bessie Boo first?
Explore the powerful force of this international Highland community, with its unrivalled landscapes, breathtaking scenery and hidden secrets. Discover the power of the local people when they unite as one against evil and embark on an expedition like no other. Sir Billi delivers the charm and panache that one would expect of a true Highlander. As the Guardian of the Highlands, everyone will want a grandpa like Sir Billi!
When the last beaver in Scotland's life is in danger, Sir Billi and his animal friends go on a roller coaster adventure in a race to save Bessie Boo the beaver. A raging river, a Russian submarine and an obsessed animal control officer threaten to foil Sir Billi's attempts to save Bessie. But with the help of the whole town, Sir Billi just might save the day and prove that he really is the "Guardian of the Highlands"
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"Guardian of the Highlands" is an animated movie about protecting animals and the highlands in Scotland. The main character, Billi, and his animal friends, a goat named Gordie and many others all talk and work together to help those that may be in trouble. Billi is the guardian of the area and now the last beaver is being chased by one officer who has gone over the top to destroy them.This is an intriguing film with Sir Sean Connery as the voice of Billi. At times it will make you laugh as you watch and you can see that some of his past roles are intertwined into this cartoon feature. He also shows the importance of being a part of a team, working together to protecting nature. We award this movie our Dove "Family-Approved: Seal for ages 12+ due to some language.


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It is the fourth installment of the Call of Duty video game series, excluding expansions. It is also the first one to break away from the World War II setting and to be set in modern times, and the first game in the series to be rated Mature in North America. The title and game details were announced on April 25, 2007, while it was released worldwide between November 6, 2007 and November 9, 2007, and became available on Steam on November 6, 2007 for pre-purchase, becoming available to play on November 12, 2007. A Mac OS X version of the game is scheduled to be released in May 2008.
The story is set in a fictional near-future war between the United States, Europe, and Russian Loyalists against Russian Ultranationalists and Middle Eastern rebels, and features real-world weapons and vehicles. It is told from the perspective of both a United States Marine and an operative of the British SAS, and is set in multiple locations, including the Middle East, Azerbaijan, Russia, and Pripyat. Its multiplayer features different game modes and contains a leveling system, which allows the player to unlock additional weapons, weapon attachments, and camouflage schemes as they advance.
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The Society was formed in 1984 by a group of 6 artists. Since then, members have been added yearly to the current total of 32. The Society's first exhibit as a group was held at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance in 1986 and has continued annually to the present. From 1986 thru 1990, AFAS's exhibitions were produced with the help of Robert E Larivee, Sr and his company, Group Promotions of Pontiac, Michigan. In 1988, the Society began publishing its magazine originally titled AFAS Quarterly. In 1998, the name of the publication was changed to Automotive Fine Art, A Journal of the Automotive Fine Arts Society. In 2010, the publication moved to
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WWE's Chris Jericho is fine with never wrestling againAdd to Favorites | WWE Monday Night RAW
Former WWE superstar Chris Jericho is among that elite group that has found life in entertainment after wrestling. The most notable example is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, who left WWE to become one of the world's biggest movie stars. Jericho took a different route, touring the world with his band Fozzy.
In fact, he's found so much success with Fozzy that there simply isn't time for a return to wrestling now. "I left last July and I've been working pretty much non-stop since then between Fozzy tours and doing the new Fozzy record and writing another book and doing my podcasts and a web series," Jericho says in an interview with the Mirror. "That's not to say that I won't go back but I have no plans as of right now, just because I have so much other stuff going on that I'm enjoying."
Still, Jericho says there is no animosity between himself and WWE, the timing is just off. If it doesn't sync up again, that's not necessarily a bad thing either. "You know if I never wrestle again it won't bother me, I don't want the big send-off -- I don't want the big farewell match where I'm in the ring crying in front of 70,000 fans because I'm such a hero and my career is done, I don't look at it that way," he says. "My career continues to move forward."
So while the dream of a Daniel Bryan vs. Chris Jericho match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship might sound amazing, it's just not in the cards at the moment. Unless, in typical Jericho fashion, he's misleading fans and secretly plotting a return. It wouldn't be the first time.
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MAY 6-7: STOCKBRIDGE, Annual Plant Sale. Thousands of annuals, perennials, herbs, rare and unusual plants, and trees and shrubs go on sale at Berkshire Botanical Gardens. Vendors offer potted herbs and vegetable starts, tropical plants, garden ornaments, furniture, compost, and more. 413-298-3926; berkshirebotanical.org
MAY 10-15, JULY 12-17, SEPT. 6-11: BRIMFIELD, Brimfield Antique Show. Running more than a half-mile along Route 20, set up in some 20 fields, it's the biggest outdoor flea market in the country. Wares range from furnishings to precious jewelry and everything in between, and in all price ranges. Check dealer specialties and locations at the Web site before you go and plan your treasure-hunt strategy. brimfieldshow.com
MAY 11: JAMAICA PLAIN, Revels Pub Sing. Share a pint at Doyle's Cafe and let Revels music director George Emlen lead you in an evening of sea chanteys, drinking songs, gospel melodies, and more. Reservations recommended. 617-972-8300; revels.org
JUNE 3-4: BOSTON, American Craft Beer Fest. Held at the Seaport World Trade Center, it's the East Coast's largest celebration of its kind, featuring more than 100 American brewers and 400 craft brews ready for tasting. beeradvocate.com/acbf
JUNE 9-JULY 17: ROCKPORT, Rockport Chamber Music Festival. The 30th anniversary lineup at Shalin Liu Performance Center includes Lincoln Center's cello/piano duo David Finckel and Wu Han, British early-music ensemble Red Priest, and the Borromeo, St. Petersburg, and Jupiter string quartets. 978-546-7391; rockportmusic.org
JUNE 10-12: WORCESTER, Worcester Irish Music Festival. Traditional music from the world's Celtic regions, step dancing, storytelling, a soda-bread contest, the "Boiled Cabbage O'Lympics," and plenty of Guinness, all at the Hibernian Cultural Centre and Fiddler's Green. worcesteririshmusicfestival.com
JUNE 18-19: DEERFIELD, Old Deerfield Summer Craft Fair. One in a series of the town's nationally renowned shows, held at Memorial Hall Museum, featuring paintings and sculpture, furnishings, clothing and accessories, jewelry, stained glass, and more. Live music and fresh treats, too. 413-774-7476; deerfield-craft.org
JUNE 18-AUG. 28: BECKET, Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival. The Ted Shawn Theatre presents more than 50 dance companies from around the world: ballet and tango to jazz and modern dance. 413-243-9919; jacobspillow.org
JUNE 25-SEPT. 4: LENOX, Tanglewood. Set in the picturesque Berkshires, this renowned summer series kicks off with Earth, Wind & Fire's 40th Anniversary World Tour, followed by the Mark Morris Dance Group, James Taylor, the Boston Pops, and Garrison Keillor. The Boston Symphony Orchestra takes the stage on July 8 with an all-Italian program of opera and symphonic music and continues with chamber music and other classical works throughout the season. Guest artists include the Emerson String Quartet, Yo-Yo Ma, Emanuel Ax, Joshua Bell, Itzhak Perlman, Gil Shaham, and John Williams; a performance of Porgy and Bess is slated for August 26. The season wraps up with the annual "Tanglewood Wine and Food Classic" September 1-4 and the Jazz Festival September 2-4. 888-266-1200, 617-266-1492; bso.org
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Public Forum:
While knocking on doors and visiting businesses all over the village of Brown Deer, I have gained an appreciation of many diverse points of views and suggestions for our village's future. Residents are excited about the news that Walmart has purchased the vacant Lowe's site on Brown Deer Road. More than 75 jobs will be created, grocery shopping choices will improve and the vitality of Brown Deer Road will be enhanced. The Walmart will help the village property tax base long term with a guaranteed $11 million assessed minimum value which may offset residential property taxes.
Beaver Creek: Residents want owner-occupied units there with current zoning. I agree with this stance.
Taxes: Many residents and businesses voiced their frustration to me about our high taxes and low assessed values. Attracting new businesses to Brown Deer could offset future residential taxes. A Dunkin' Donuts on Green Bay Avenue is coming in the spring, which is a positive step. The vacant gas station on Brown Deer Road could be re-developed into a coffee shop, bank branch and/or physical therapy clinic. On taxes, I agree that elected trustees must carefully review public budgets just as your family must budget every day.
Police and fire services: I am in favor of maintaining excellent police, fire and paramedic services. Our police and fire personnel deserve our thanks. I am open to ideas that maximize efficiency, promote public safety and make sense in the long term.
By spending your money at village businesses, you help stabilize our village property tax base which helps everyone.
I believe in the people of Brown Deer, our families, our diversity, and a better Brown Deer for you. I ask for your vote Feb. 18 or by absentee in advance of Election Day. (Absentee's available through Feb. 14.)
Bruce Thomas
Brown Deer
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It's No Spaceship, But Apple Breaks Lotsa Ground On 39-Acre Texas Campus
The slicker news, however, involves a possible chip-making plant in New York.
Apple has long had plans to build a new property of about one million square feet in Austin, Texas, and according to reports the initial stages of building are now underway. Phase one of the construction will see 200,000 square feet in two new buildings, at a cost somewhere around $56 million, and it'll be done by 2015. Phase two will take until 2021 and involve 800,000 square feet of construction in several buildings. When it's done it'll be home to more than double the 3,500 staff Apple already employs in Texas.
We can be sure that like the glamorous Cupertino "spaceship" building, this plan has nothing to do with recent moves by Apple to bring some manufacturing of its products back to the U.S.A. These sites are all about staff, not industrial production—which is very likely to be undertaken in a U.S. factory by Foxconn instead.
Meanwhile, a different rumor in the New York area may be cause for more excitement. According to the Oregonian there's a lot of fuss about a potential 3.5 million square foot semiconductor fabrication plant owned by a company using the codename "Azalea." Oregon officials are trying to attract the company to their region, but Azalea is also being courted by officials from New York. Though details are scarce, the theory is that Azalea is actually big-name chip maker TSMC and the new factory would be a way for Apple to secure supply of its own design Ax-class chips to power future products, independent of other industry figures like Samsung.
Do you think Apple bringing more production facilities to the U.S. will help the manufacturing industry and, thus, the unemployment situation? Or will it only be staffed by robots, anyway?
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Unequivocally yes! It's been many years that companies have been outsourcing manufacturing and offshoring manufacturing jobs and skills. It's about time they start bringing these jobs and skills back to North America. I run a small software business and while it would be cheaper to hire programmers in India, it would be stupid for our company and result in a form of job theft in Montreal, Quebec where I live. Stupid because a company, especially in a knowledge industry, is it's people. Offshore resources won't give a s**t about my company, whether it succeeds or not. Local employees that I have a relationship with will - as long as I do my job.
Does no one, for example, care that we no longer know how to make batteries? Cell phones, tablets, laptops, and now cars (EVs/Hybrids) are all powered by batteries we don't have the skills to produce.
This has happened in so many industries and resulted in the extinction of local knowledge. While the world may politically be relatively quiescent, economically it's not. Capitalism ensures companies and countries look out for themselves. Look what's happened to Apple due to their virtual single-source relationship with Samsung. North America has single-sourced manufacturing. F***king stupid. Time we woke up.


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By LEILANI SALTER
The Starkville School Board declined to make public actions taken in a Wednesday executive session called to discuss "a personnel matter" in a special called meeting - but said that Superintendent Judy Couey "is still the superintendent."
"She (Couey) has taken a leave of absence," said School Board president Pickett Wilson. Asked when that leave would be completed, Wilson said she "did not know when she (Couey) would be back."
Wilson said that she could not provide specific information on the matters discussed or actions taken in the executive session - nor would she discuss why she said Couey took the leave.
"Under the advise of School Board attorney Dolton McAlphin, our position is that our board speaks through our minutes and until those minutes are approved, the board has taken no action," Wilson said.
Couey, contacted twice Thursday night by The Starkville Daily News for comment, would not speak to the newspaper.
State law requires that public bodies enter executive session only by a public vote after the reason for shutting out the public is stated and a public vote taken. The board complied with that requirement.
But in most instances, public bodies report any actions taken while in executive session after exiting that closed session and reentering open session.
Wilson said that the board's minutes from the executive session would be read at the regularly scheduled board meeting on May 3 at 6 p.m. at the Greensboro Center.
State law allows public boards 30 days to formulate and publish their officials minutes, but requires that the public be allowed to view "draft" minutes within 14 days or the notes from which the minutes are to be compiled, according to the Attorney General's Office.
Couey came to the SSD from a post at the State Department of Education. She formerly served as SSD's assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction.
She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Delta State University in biology, natural sciences and education.


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Watermelon and Peaches Dessert
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Watermelon and Peaches Dessert
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- 4 cups watermelon cubes
- 2 peaches
- juice of 2 lemons
- 1/8 cup raw or organic white sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 2 cups vanilla yogurt
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 cup slivered almonds
In a saucepan over medium heat, melt the butter and then add the almonds to the pan. Stir the almonds until they are toasted and golden. Remove the almonds from the pan to aluminum foil or heatproof plate to cool.
Thinly slice the peaches and toss in a bowl with lemon juice. Add the watermelon cubes to the bowl with the peaches and toss together.
Mix together the sugar, cinnamon and yogurt and pour over the watermelon and peaches.
Sprinkle the almonds over the top. Serve immediately.
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First unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in January, the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity is the world's first Full HD Android™ tablet and sets a new benchmark for mobile entertainment. Featuring a Full HD 1920 x 1200 Super IPS+ display with Corning® Gorilla® Glass 2, ASUS SonicMaster technology, Android™ 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and an incredibly thin design complete with our exclusive metallic spun finish, the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity is the perfect companion for the heavy media consumer who is constantly on the move. It's not all play with the ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity though as the unique detachable Mobile Dock accessory transforms it from a tablet into a notebook. When docked, total battery life is rated at 14 hours and productivity is increased with the full QWERTY keyboard, multi-touch touchpad and USB/SD card ports.
At the heart of the Transformer Pad Infinity is NVIDIA®』s Tegra® 3 T33 4-PLUS-1™ quad-core CPU, which also contains a 12-core GeForce® GPU. The extra battery-saver core on the CPU handles low-power tasks such as active standby, music and video, and is transparent to the OS and applications. Running at 1.6GHz, the Transformer Pad Infinity's quad-core processor drives the incredible Full HD experience, while the display's 16:10 aspect ratio, 1920 x 1200 native resolution and wide 178-degree viewing angle means it's perfect for watching Full HD video, playing the latest HD games and also browsing the web – both indoors and outdoors, thanks to the ultra-bright Super IPS+ technology built into the display.
Completing the Transformer Pad Infinity's armory of entertainment-rich features is ASUS SonicMaster audio technology. Tuned by the ASUS Golden Ear team, SonicMaster Sound technology features a combination of advanced hardware and software designed to deliver immersive and lifelike audio.
The Transformer Pad Infinity features the gorgeous metallic spun finish that characterizes the ASUS Zen philosophy first unveiled with the ZENBOOK™ and Transformer Pad Prime, and comes in two stylish colors: Amethyst Gray and Champagne Gold. Thanks to the forged aluminum construction, the Transformer Pad Infinity is just 8.5mm thin and weighs only 598g, meaning it can easily be carried around all day. When combined with the ASUS exclusive Mobile Dock, the Infinity turns into a productivity workstation with up to 14 hours of extended battery life – the full QWERTY keyboard and multi-touch touchpad deliver a true notebook experience, while the USB port and SD card slot provide additional storage options for the business-focused user.
An excellent 8MP rear camera with auto-focus and an LED flash allows the Transformer Pad Infinity to take sharp, vibrant and highly detailed photos thanks to its large F/2.2 aperture, 5-element lens, back-illuminated CMOS sensor, touch-to-focus capabilities, shallow depth of field, low light noise reduction and a wide 75-degree angle of view (28mm equivalent focal length). The rear camera also has the ability to record Full HD 1080p video at 30fps, while the 2MP front camera is ideally suited to video conferencing. With 32GB or 64GB of internal memory, 8GB of free storage on ASUS WebStorage for life, and a variety of external storage options, Transformer Pad Infinity users will be able to store and share their memories anytime, anywhere.
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The 2012 Tour de Clay Was Quite a Trip!
Laura Taylor about over 2 years ago
We are so grateful to our Community Partners, in particular hard-working artists who give so much of themselves to support the station. I am happy to report the annual Tour de Clay was a success! Here's the report from the artist who headed it all up, Jack Boyle:
The Florida West Coast Ceramic Society, aka members of the Tour de Clay, wish to extend their gratitude and best wishes to WMNF. Our favorite community sponsored radio station.
We would also like to thank the incredible support from the patrons in the Tampa Bay area. The 2012 Tour de Clay was the most well attended in the 5 year history of the event. This was due, in large part, to the radio sponsorship of WMNF. The stationâs support was amazing.
âWMNF day at the Tour de Clayâ was the culmination of the year long support from the station in the success in publicizing our event ie., email notifications, on air promotion and an interview with JoEllen Schilkeâs Art in your Ear all helped to keep the public informed. Having Gr8ful Ed Greene from The Freak Show DJing at the San Antonio Potteryâs Open House party on Saturday evening was the icing on the cake!
We are happy and honored too be able to contribute $1220 to the radio station through artwork raffled at each of the 5 studio venueâs.
Happy New Year to all! We look forward to combining efforts in 2013!
A special thanks to Laura Taylor, Nancy Johnson, JoEllen Schilke , Ed Greene and all the volunteers that helped at each pottery venue for their efforts.
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Closure is a philosophical description of the world put forward by Hilary Lawson in the book Closure: a story of everything (Routledge, UK, 2001). It is an attempt to provide an account that overcomes the problems of self-reference inherent in other philosophical systems. The theory of closure provides a new vocabulary with which to do this. In so doing it manages to provide a way of holding the world without need for a recourse to truth.
The resulting framework offers solutions to the central questions of contemporary philosophy: the character of language and meaning, of the individual and consciousness, of truth and reality. It has consequences for the understanding of the sciences and also accounts for the need and desire for both art and religion. It provides a new description of the organisation of society.
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The Allied Health Department at East Central College recently announced that 100 percent of the December 2013 graduates of the Occupational Therapy Assistant program passed the national certification exam on their first attempt.
ECC is one of five colleges in the Missouri Health Professions Consortium (MHPC) that offers the Associate of Applied Science OTA degree program coordinated through the University of Missouri, School of Health Professions. East Central offers and enrolls students in the general education coursework. Sophomore level (professional level) coursework originates from a classroom located on the University of Missouri-Columbia campus and is conveyed to ECC students via interactive television and internet based technology. Students in the OTA program also spend a portion of their time in clinical settings in surrounding communities. The consortium program has been in place since 2010.
Robyn Walter, chair of the allied health and nursing division at ECC, noted that the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy (NBCOT) exam is required for all new OTA graduates. "It is administered to assure only those with adequate knowledge are able to practice as occupational therapy assistants in the United States," said Walter. ECC had six students graduate from the program last December.
Walter stated that a new OTA class begins every January. "Individuals interested in learning about the Occupational Therapy Assistant program at East Central College in Union are encouraged to call 636-584-6616 or email : firstname.lastname@example.com."
Walter noted that the deadline to submit an application to the OTA program is May 31. "In addition to the required forms and letters of recommendation, an essay needs to be completed. Individuals interested in the program must also observe an occupational therapist or occupational therapy assistant at a clinical site as part of the application process," said Walter. "The observation visit gives the applicant the opportunity to get a first-hand look at what is involved in the profession."
Prior to entering the program next January, applicants must complete all 27 credit hours of general education coursework which includes eight to nine credit hours in anatomy and physiology and the appropriate prerequisite classes. Admission requirements include a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 and a grade of C or better in all biology coursework.
The OTA consortium program gives ECC the flexibility to offer another health care degree option at the college without the typical start-up costs. "Through this partnership program, students from this area have the opportunity to pursue a career in occupational therapy without having to move or make a long commute," Walter said. "The MHPC Occupational Therapy Assistant program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council on Occupational Therapy Education of the American Occupational Therapy Association. Students are eligible to sit for the national certification exam upon their graduation in December."


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Separating Hyperplanes and the Authorship of Disputed Federalist Papers
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We demonstrate how a linear program devised by Bennett and Mangasarian can be applied to certain authorship problems. We use as an illustration the problem of determining who wrote the disputed Federalist papers: Alexander Hamilton or James Madison.
Two Functions Whose Powers Make Fractals
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A common counterexample in real analysis is the function f defined on (0,1) by letting f(x)=0 if x is irrational, and f(x)=1/n if x=m/n with m and n relatively prime. Variations of this function can be constructed by raising 1/n to a power p>1, or by replacing the rationals with the dyadic rationals (fractions with denominators that are powers of 2). In each case the graph looks like a fractal , and indeed the graphs are easily generated by simple iterated function systems like those commonly used in fractal geometry. For sufficiently large values of p, the nondifferentiability sets of these functions have nonintegral Hausdorff dimensions, and this can be proved by exploiting interesting connections with rational approximation theory. By thinking of the functions as step-width functions for Devil's staircases, connections can also be made with important dynamical systems.
Pinhole Cameras, Perspective, and Projective Geometry
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In art, perspective is often used to convey depth cues and enhance the reality of a picture. Suppose collinear points in three dimensions are always represented as collinear points in the picture. When is such a picture obtained by the projection from an artist's eye onto a canvas? When it is, how can one reconstruct from the picture the positions of the artist's eye and the canvas? This is the same problem as locating from a small part of a photo taken by a pinhole camera the position from which the photo was taken. The connection between these questions and theorems of (projective) geometry, such as Desargues' theorem and the invariance of cross-ratio theorem, is made precise.
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An 84-year-old World War II veteran has become an overnight internet sensation after his debut music clip 'I can still do it' went viral.
Stanley Jerry Hoffman (stage name: Kwayzar The Seer) is proving you're never too old to pursue a career in rap.
"Writing and producing rap videos keeps me busy, keeps me active, and keeps me well," Mr Hoffman (pictured to the right) tells The Downey Patriot in the US.
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East Jebel Marra — Two children were killed in East Jebel Marra, North Darfur when the Sudanese air force bombed the area on Wednesday, 28 November, witnesses told Radio Dabanga. They added that the government dropped 'strange bombs' in the area for two consecutive days.
Both victims, Adam Issa and Mariam Mohamed were looking after their cattle when the bombs hit them on Wednesday, sources recounted.
Onlookers affirmed that Antonov and MiG airplanes belonging to the Sudanese air force were used during the attacks. In addition, 48 cattle were reportedly killed and farms were burned.
According to local residents, the bombings were 'violent' and targeted the areas of Keira, Sabi and Tabaldiya Delmah. These villages are located about 15km west of Tabet, the main base of government troops and pro-government militias in the region.
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Onlookers told Radio Dabanga that 'intensive bombings' resumed on Thursday, killing another 72 cattle and burning more farms.
The bombings used by the government were 'strange', according to witnesses, who affirmed never seeing them before.
They explained that, after hitting the ground, these shells broke into seven pieces and destroyed large areas. Their smoke is causing vomiting, skin sensitivity and eye infections, residents told Radio Dabanga.
On Thursday, victims pointed out, the government dropped a total of 13 bombs on the area. Sources claim the following villages were hit: Keira, (six bombs), Sabi (three bombs) and Tabaldiya Delmah (four bombs).
At the same time, residents from Tabet informed Radio Dabanga that Sudanese Central Reserve Forces (known as Abu Tira) and pro-government militias recently imposed a curfew around the area.
The curfew, which also includes Tabet's surrounding villages, reportedly begins at 4pm and finishes the next morning, at 8am.
A local witness stressed that these troops continue to carry out assaults in the area. They are accused of randomly shooting and threatening civilians, in addition to looting their properties and beating 'anyone who crosses their way'.
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Starbucks partners with Google for in-store Wi-Fi
Starbucks and Google have partnered to bring Google Wi-Fi service to over 7,000 Starbucks locations across the United States. Google is replacing AT&T as the provider for these locations. Google is promising faster speeds, especially if the Starbucks location is in a Google Fiber city, according to a post on the Official Google Blog
When your local Starbucks WiFi network goes Google, you'll be able to surf the web at speeds up to 10x faster than before. If you're in a Google Fiber city, we're hoping to get you a connection that's up to 100x faster.
Just like the current AT&T-provided Wi-Fi, connecting to Google's service will be free of charge. Free Wi-Fi at places like Starbucks has become an important staple for many, such as students, teleworkers, and those in emergency conditions. The rollout of Google Wi-Fi service will begin next month, and is set to take 18 months to complete.
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Talking of Horses
"We had been talking of horses, if I remember aright, just before leaving the Rue C--. This was the last subject we discussed..." --Detective C. Auguste Dupin, to the narrator, in Poe's "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" (1841)
Maybe because I lost so badly at the horse races last weekend, I've been thinking about the history of this odd sport/pastime in the U.S. Journalist/historian Edward Hotaling has published several books on horse racing (which he calls "America's first national sport"), including two on African-American jockeys. What, if any, relevance might horse racing have to my dissertation? Well, why had Detective Dupin and Poe's narrator, in "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," been "talking of horses"? WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?


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House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R-Va.) is wasting no time jumping into the fray of the California governor's race — throwing his endorsement behind former eBay CEO Meg Whitman — an abortion rights advocate who favors some rights for gay and lesbian couples.
Other possible Republicans in the race include former McCain adviser Carly Fiorina, insurance commissioner Steven Poizner, former Rep. Tom Campbell and one-time gubernatorial nominee Bill Simon.
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A Grilling Gala With Bruce Paton, Lucy Saunders
Mark Sept. 9 on your calendar. Bruce Paton, executive chef of the Cathedral Hill Hotel, San Francisco, is planning a grilling session featuring beercook.com chef Lucy Saunders and some of the best Northern California brewers and their beers in an evening of grilled food, good beer and discussions about beer and food. The fun starts at 7 p.m.
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The latest Fun Online Games (FOG) magazine came in the mail over the weekend!
The article I wrote for it is a short piece about all the different sections of KingsIsle (and really any videogame company) and a little insight into what each section does--what part they play in creating the magic of Wizard101. I think a lot of videogame-savvy kids (in particular) will like this article. My daughter has read this one through a number of times actually. She's thinking a job as a videogame artist would be her speed. :)
The code in the magazine this time around is a free Wyvern's Hoard pack. I hope a lucky couple of you at least get a dragon out of that!
This issue of FOG is all about Halloween. There's a great four page spread about all the different Halloween events coming to all your favorite games: Club Penguin, Toontown, Pirates Online, Farmville, Pixie Hollow, Free Realms, Herotopia, Neopets, Petpet park, Poptropica, Roblox, Monkeyquest, Webkinz, Wizard101, and Clone Wars Adventures.
There's no new revelations about Wizard101's Halloween celebration coming up, but it does say there might be "an extra special pet." Hmm! I wonder if they'll put one of the more rare spooky pets in the crowns shop?
. . . And the last half of the magazine is pretty much all about the Yu-gi-oh card game. It's a Beckett's mag after all. ;)
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A man who was once a suspect in a Moriarty murder case is now charged with kidnapping in a cold case in Albuquerque from 2006. A woman named Annette Herrera says Mark Angelo Chavez was calling himself "Elvis" back in '06, when he locked her in his house, drugged her, and beat her with a chain and a two-by-four.
Chavez was in court Tuesday afternoon, facing the new charges that stem from DNA samples taken from beneath Herrera's fingernails back in '06. She told detectives she had met "Elvis" a couple weeks earlier, and went into his house at 3552 Ute NW, at his invitation, to smoke a cigarette with him. She said "Elvis" tied an iron security door shut with a rope, forced her into a room with a black tarp on the floor, and beat her mercilessly with the chain and the two-by-four. She said "Elvis" kept repeating "die bitch" while he beat her. She said "Elvis" slammed her head into a window frame before she managed to escape. Police said she was suffering from "severe head trauma" when they first interviewed her in '06. They said they were unable to find her after scraping for the DNA evidence, but she surfaced in Albuquerque again last spring and they reopened the case.
In court Tuesday afternoon, prosecutors said Chavez has had 23 misdemeanor arrests and 13 convictions, along with 16 felony arrests and 6 felony convictions. Judge Linda Rogers set his bond at $150,000, cash or surety.
"The allegations in the complaint are very disturbing with regard to alleged preparation and a desire to perhaps do this more than once," Rogers said.
Police said Herrera actually had DNA from two people under her nails, indicating that "Elvis" may have had company. Back in '06 Herrera complained that she could not fully remember everything that happened to her, but she told detectives that "Elvis" did not rape her.
Chavez was suspected of the mysterious murder of Tammie Cessna in a Moriarty motel room last winter, but the charges were later dismissed. Policed found her body in her minivan – four days after they impounded the vehicle from the motel parking lot. They said she was beaten and strangled.
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Center stage on this Sunday's television talk shows is a special edition of NBC's "Meet the Press," which is joining Facebook to host the last Republican presidential debate before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary.
It will be the second encounter for the six contenders in 12 hours, following an ABC News/Yahoo/WMUR-TV debate Saturday night. Both are originating from New Hampshire.Continue Reading
Elsewhere Sunday, GOP presidential rivals Jon Huntsman and Ron Paul are doing separate interviews – Huntsman, the former Utah governor, on CNN's "State of the Union" and Paul, the Texas congressman, on "Fox News Sunday."
Huntsman is also on Bloomberg TV's "Political Capital."
Fox will feature as well its own debate between the national party chairs: Republican Reince Priebus and Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.).
And CNN also has House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.); former New Hampshire Gov. John Sununu, who's supporting former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney for president; and former Rep. Bob Walker (R-Pa.), who's aligned with former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.).
Meanwhile, George Stephanopoulos, the new host of ABC's "This Week," debuts with President Barack Obama's longtime political counselor, David Axelrod, and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee, who unsuccessfully sought the Republican presidential nomination in 2008.
CBS's "Face the Nation" focuses on the president's new plan for a leaner, less costly military with Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey.
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The Texas Rangers have added catcher A.J. Pierzynski on a one-year deal, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports. A.J. join Geovanny Soto behind the plate for the Rangers. Soto hit .198 with 11 home runs and 33 RBIs in 99 games for the Rangers and the Cubs. Pierzynski who spent the last 8 season with the White Sox, is coming off his best offensive season in his career. In 520 plate appearances for the White Sox in 2012, Pierzynski hit .278/.326/.501 with 27 HR's, 77 RBI's and a .351 wOBA. Pierzynski also threw out 20% of base runners which is just above his career average (18.7%), which is not very good. Image taken by Keith Allison and used under the Creative Common License Agreement.
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The National Trial Lawyers Association has selected Hawaii attorney, Effie Steiger, of the Law Offices of Philip R. Brown, for inclusion in "Top 40 under 40" trial lawyers in Hawaii.
The National Trial Lawyers Top 40 Under 40 is a professional organization comprised of America's top young trial lawyers. According to the National Trial Lawyers Association, "Selection is based on a thorough multi-phase process which includes peer nominations combined with third-party research. The result is a credible, comprehensive and impressive list of young attorneys chosen to represent their state. Those lawyers selected have excelled in the court room, possess superior qualifications, and have displayed leadership as young trial lawyers."
Ms. Steiger, a graduate of UNLV Law School, focuses on commercial litigation and personal injury matters. Since her admission as a Hawaii attorney in 2007, Ms. Steiger has been involved in several trials, arbitrations and mediations. Ms. Steiger was also recently sworn in as an arbitrator in the Hawaii Court Annexed Arbitration Program.
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Friday, February 24th, 2012
This is an updated version of a blog first published on September 19, 2006
Under Hawaii law, in certain commercial cases, the prevailing party may recover some or all of its attorneys fees from the losing party. HRS § 607-14, states as follows:
§ 607-14 Attorneys' fees in actions in the nature of assumpsit, etc. In all the courts, in all actions in the nature of assumpsit . . . there shall be taxed as attorneys' fees, to be paid by the losing party and to be included in the sum for which execution may issue, a fee that the court determines to be reasonable . . . . The court shall then tax attorneys' fees, which the court determines to be reasonable, to be paid by the losing party; provided that this amount shall not exceed twenty-five per cent of the judgment.
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The above fees provided for by this section shall be assessed on the amount of the judgment exclusive of costs and all attorneys' fees obtained by the plaintiff, and upon the amount sued for if the defendant obtains judgment.
Haw. Rev. Stat. § 607-14 (emphasis added).
There are certain key points regarding this statute about which each client should be made aware, including the following:
1. Plaintiff's recovery of attorneys fees is capped at twenty five percent (25%) of the judgment awarded. Thus, for example, if the plaintiff is awarded a judgment of $100,000, the plaintiff's recovery is capped at 25% of $100,000 or $25,000.
2. The defendant's recovery is capped at 25% of the damages unsuccessfully sought by plaintiff. Thus, for example, if the plaintiff seeks $100,000, the defendant's potential award is capped at $25,000.
3. If the plaintiff doesn't specify the amount that he is seeking and it is impossible for the Court to determine the damages sought by the plaintiff, the prevailing defendant may be awarded all of its reasonable attorneys fees. Thus, the plaintiff is highly encouraged to specify early in the case the damages that plaintiff is seeking to ensure that if the plaintiff is unsuccessful, the attorneys fees award is capped.
4. The Hawaii Supreme Court has held that the attorneys fees award under HRS § 607-14 is not discretionary. The Court must award attorneys fees to the prevailing party.
5. The statute only applies to cases concerning "assumpsit" damages. The Hawaii Supreme court has defined an "assumpsit" case as a claim "for the recovery of damages for the non performance of a contract . . . as well as quasi contractual obligations." Schulz v. Honsador, Inc. 67 Haw. 433 (1984). Although this law only applies to matters of "assumpsit," it has been applied to various types of litigation including breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, and legal malpractice so long as they concern (i) an attempt to recover damages and (ii) a contractual arrangement.
Unfortunately, Hawaii does not have a similar attorneys fee provision in personal injury cases. Moreover, although HRS § 607-14 is not the only Hawaii law that allows for the recovery of attorneys fees. Therefore, when analyzing a case, a Hawaii attorney should also explore other theories that may allow the recovery of attorneys fees. Those theories will be discussed in subsequent entries of this blog.
In part two of this blog, we will discuss recent decisions by the Hawaii Intermediate Court of Appeals and the Hawaii Supreme Court which have clarified when HRS § 607-14 applies to quasi contractual obligations.
Part three of this blog will address the case of Kona Village Realty, Inc. v. Sunstone Realty Partners, XIV, LLC, 121 Hawai'i 110, 214 P.3d 1100 (Hawai'i App. 2009), in which the Intermediate Court of Appeals clarified the collections of attorneys fees in arbitrations, which was affirmed by the Hawaii Supreme Court.
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In the ever-changing world of high school basketball, perhaps the only thing harder than attaining success is maintaining it.
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A season after Carter guided his Starkville High Yellowjackets to the mountaintop of Mississippi prep hoops with a 31-2 record, a Class 6A title and a Grand Slam championship, the SHS leader was saddled with the task of trying to rekindle the magic again in 2010-11.
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That Meridian team would go on to to claim the state championship, just one year after falling in the title game to Carter and company.
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As promising as it sounds, Carter knows it will take a commitment from his team to put Starkville back on top.
"A lot is on each kid," said Carter. "Getting better as a player isn't something that happens overnight. It takes time. You've got to be patient, but you've got to keep working."
Judging by recent history, the Jackets have just the man at the helm to ensure they stay on track.
If they do, another state title run isn't out of the question, nor is what would be Carter's third straight SDN All-Area Coach of the Year award.
Regardless of what goes down in the months to come, there is one certainty.
Carter, as he always has, will point the credit elsewhere.
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- Format: 54-hole stroke play competition
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|Connor Smith of Shoal Creek, Ala., looks to defend his title at the E-Z-GO Vaughn Taylor Championship presented by TaylorMade-adidas Golf. The 2012 champion is coming off a victory at the AJGA Huntsville Junior in July and two top-10 finishes in 2013. David Hemann of Evans, Ga., claimed second place at last year's event and will seek his first AJGA title. Michaela Owen of Suwanne, Ga., and Tatiana Pineda of Bogota, Colombia, tied for fourth at the 2012 tournament and will look to improve upon their strong finishes.
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|Michaela Owen, Suwanee, Ga. (2014)
|At No. 79 in the Polo Golf Rankings, Owen is the highest-ranked player in the Girls Division. The rising junior is coming off a T3 showing at the Bubba Conlee National Junior and will look to improve upon her T4 finish at Jones Creek Golf Club in 2012. Owen has collected 10 top-five finishes in national competition throughout her junior career.
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Jones Creek Golf Club (July 23 - 26, 2012)
|Boys Division
|Connor Smith
|Birmingham, Ala.
|David Hemann
|Evans, Ga.
|Arjuna Anday
|Murfreesboro, Tenn.
|Buster Bruton
|Dallas, Ga.
|Jason Mendel
|Norcross, Ga.
|Carter Mobley
|Waynesboro, Ga.
|Zachary Healy
|Peachtree Corners, Ga.
|Girls Division
|*August Kim
|St Augustine, Fla.
|McKenzie Talbert
|North Augusta, S.C.
|Carianne Wright
|DeBary, Fla.
|Tatiana Pineda
|Bogota, Colombia
|Michaela Owen
|Suwanee, Ga.
|Jessica Hoang
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|* Won via a sudden-death playoff
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|Boys Division
|Richard Allen
|Evans, Ga.
|Andrew Arft
|Casselberry, Fla.
|Tyler Bakich
|Valrico, Fla.
|Tyler Barker
|Evans, Ga.
|Jared Bettcher
|Auburn, Ala.
|Chandler Blanchet
|Gainesville, Fla.
|Brennan Bogdanovich
|Suwanee, Ga.
|Park Brady
|St. Simons Island, Ga.
|Thomas Burnett
|Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|Marcus Byrd
|Dunwoody, Ga.
|Chase Cale
|Simpsonville, S.C.
|Matt Cheng
|Taipei, Taiwan
|BK Choi
|(South Korea) Jacksonville, Fla.
|Jack Comstock
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|Daniel Dimaculangan
|Irvine, Calif.
|Ryan Dornes
|Lancaster, Pa.
|Drew Duffie
|Evans, Ga.
|Will Duma
|Atlanta, Ga.
|Hunter Dunagan
|Martinez, Ga.
|Kavan Eubank
|Bradenton, Fla.
|Campbell Fisher
|Suwanee, Ga.
|Salil Ghamande
|Evans, Ga.
|Pablo Gutierrez
|Santiago, Mexico
|Austin Harrill
|Hickory, N.C.
|David Hemann
|Evans, Ga.
|Charles Huntzinger
|Duluth, Ga.
|Billy Johns
|Johns Creek, Ga.
|Jacob Kennedy
|Mt. Ulla, N.C.
|Hoyeong Kim
|Jin Ju, South Korea
|Emmanuel Kountakis
|Augusta, Ga.
|S.M. Lee
|Buford, Ga.
|Andrew MacMillan
|Scottsdale, Ariz.
|Hanks Massey
|Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|Zach McLain
|Gilbert, S.C.
|Drew Minner
|Alpharetta, Ga.
|Carter Mobley
|Waynesboro, Ga.
|Jay Mobley
|Waynesboro, Ga.
|Fletcher Morgan
|Chattahoochee, Fla.
|Ashton Nix
|Auburn, Ala.
|Tennoshin Ogawa
|(Japan) Hilton Head Island, S.C.
|Andrew Orischak
|Hilton Head Island, S.C.
|Tyler Pearson
|Richmond, Ind.
|Caleb Proveaux
|Lexington, S.C.
|Aaron Purviance
|Winston Salem, N.C.
|Lucas Rhea
|Plano, Texas
|Leo Rich
|Johns Creek, Ga.
|Gustavo Romero
|Mexico City, Mexico
|Russell Sabol
|Martinez, Ga.
|Christian Salzer
|Sumter, S.C.
|Michael Sheahan
|Marietta, Ga.
|Benjamin Shipp
|Duluth, Ga.
|Kevin Slayden
|Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|Spenser Slayden
|Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
|Connor Smith
|Birmingham, Ala.
|Ryan Stachler
|Alpharetta, Ga.
|Luke Tetreault
|Horsehead, N.Y.
|Zachary Tully
|Evans, Ga.
|Albano Valentino
|San Juan, Argentina
|Alex Wells
|Evans, Ga.
|John Yi
|Marietta, Ga.
|Spencer Yi
|Johns Creek, Ga.
|Austin Zoller
|Summerville, S.C.
|Girls Division
|Anna Buchanan
|Athens, Ga.
|Madison Caldwell
|Dawsonville, Ga.
|Daniella Castañeda
|(Colombia) Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla.
|Cheleen Cousins
|Frisco, Texas
|Amanda Doherty
|Atlanta, Ga.
|Zora Gittens
|Boynton Beach, Fla.
|Sarah Harrison
|Martinez, Ga.
|Gracie Henderson
|Norcross, Ga.
|Claire Hodges
|Sorrento, Fla.
|Anne Taylor Hough
|Spartanburg, S.C.
|Tatum Jackson
|Mountain Brook, Ala.
|Dylan Kim
|Winter Garden, Fla.
|Emmy Martin
|Odessa, Fla.
|Rei Nakatani
|(Japan) Hilton Head Island, S.C.
|Michaela Owen
|Suwanee, Ga.
|Tatiana Pineda
|Bogota, Colombia
|Anna Redding
|Concord, N.C.
|Megan Sabol
|Martinez, Ga.
|Natalie Srinivasan
|Spartanburg, S.C.
|Phyllis Tang
|(Singapore) Bluffton, S.C.
|Khushboo Thiagaraj
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In just the last two weeks, congressional calls to #EndFamilyDetention have turned the tide of momentum significantly.
AILA Doc No. 12042759 | Dated April 27, 2012
S. 1925, introduced by Senators Leahy (D-VT) and Crapo (R-ID) would reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act of 1994. VAWA passed the Senate in April 2012 as amended with a vote of 68 – 31.
AILA was particularly concerned with Section 1008 which: "Amends the Immigration and Nationality Act to include within the definition of "aggravated felony," for purposes of removing an alien from the United States, a third drunk driving conviction."
Cite as AILA Doc. No. 12042759.
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Yellow with Envy
on 17/10/2012 at 12:00 am
This joke may be two days late, but that's how long it takes for pages to load on the giant space computer – so far away from Earth. Its probably just as well though. ha ha, cya later.
What are you doing?
on 18/07/2012 at 12:00 am
Listen, if you're thinking of starting a webcomic, make sure you watermark each strip with your URL. I'm missing out on all kinds of good press because I gave the internet the benefit of the doubt. Also if you see […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…