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Dominic West has revealed he turned to his two-year-old son for inspiration when he was cast to play dictator Sab Than in 'John Carter'.
Dominc West got the inspiration for playing a tyrant from his two-year-old son.
The 42-year-old actor has three children with wife Catherine Fitzgerald, Dora, five, Senan, three and Francis, two, and admitted his evil 'John Carter' character Sab Than, the Prince of Zodanga, was influenced by his son who loves playing with swords.
Speaking at the UK premiere of 'John Carter' at the BFI Southbank last night (01.03.12), he explained to BANG Showbiz: ''I play a despotic, selfish, mad, fighting madman and I got all the inspiration I needed from my two-year-old son for that. Mark Strong's character had this amazing weapon and it reminded me of my son when I gave him a little sword and all he wanted was to hit someone over the head with it. The relationship I have with Mark's character is sort of father and son and my inspiration came from my little boys there.
''They're too young for to see 'John Carter' though, they're only two and three.''
Dominic also revealed he doesn't want his children to follow in his footsteps and become actors, and he is trying to convince his oldest daughter, 14-year-old Martha - his child from a previous relationship with Polly Astor - to become a scientist or an engineer instead.
He said: ''I'd discourage my children from becoming an actor but that won't make a difference. My daughter is mad keen on it but I'm trying to convince her to become a scientist or engineer but I don't think it's going to work. I'm not against acting. As a career I just think we need more scientists and Engineers. Everyone wants to be an actor these days.''


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Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Freedom, Politics, Progressivism | Tags: Critical Thiking, Hillary
The Supreme Court has declared the Constitution meaningless, or at least the separation of powers. They are busy making law from the bench, which is not their function. Their job is to decide if a law in question agrees with the Constitution, not make up new and different emanations. In Australia, Canada and Britain, you can go to prison for expressing objectionable speech. Think about that.
The Left has long been at war with free speech. They often have really bad ideas, but they don't like to be disagreed with, and they really and truly want you prevented from so doing. Hillary has said that when she becomes president, she will have a litmus test for Supreme Court candidates. They have to promise to repeal the Court's Citizens United decision. Well, of course she would, it was a campaign piece critical of Hillary, but it was about free speech.
The Court has firmly said that corporate money spent on a campaign according to the election laws is free speech. The McCain-Finegold law that limited spending on political advocacy by corporations and unions was unconstitutional. Lively political debate is supposed to benefit everyone. The Left was sure that Union spending was fine, but not corporate money. It all depends on whose Ox is getting gored.
Our Universities have become hotbeds of liberal thought, and they are teaching the current generation of students that they are little snowflakes who must not be offended. This falls under the "inside every liberal is a tyrant trying to get out" department. Nobody likes to be insulted or enjoys being offended, but suck it up kids.
Tyranny is a lot worse than merely being offended. Eventually that gets around to disposing of those who disagree. Today, it is the attempt to rename any campus buildings that were named for anyone who was a racist, that designation to be supplied by the "offended" kids. Be very careful what you wish for.
That said, the professors and administrators who allow and encourage such things as "microaggressions" and "triggering" should be fired. You are not engaging in critical thinking (supposedly a goal of higher ed) but destroying clear thought. "Life is hard" our parents or grandparents tried to explain to us. Life gets a lot harder if you cannot distinguish between truth and falsehood, right and wrong, or reality and fantasy.
Filed under: Global Warming, Politics, Progressivism | Tags: Democrat lies, Gina McCarthy, Obama, The EPA
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy told an audience gathered at a White House conference that "normal people." not "climate deniers" will win the debate on global warming. This is not the first time she has said that distinguished scientists were "not normal people." And of course "deniers" is the usual crude leftist language.
McCarthy's remarks came as she was talking about the reasons why the EPA put out a report on the negative health impacts global warming will have on public health. She said the agency puts out such reports to educate the public, not answer critiques from global warming skeptics.
Ms. McCarthy is an administrator, not a scientist, and it shows. The agency hasn't yet been able to come up with the science on which their regulations are based. When questioned at hearings, she doesn't have simple answers to simple questions. One of my personal irritations is the frequency with which they attempt to sell their power grabs by claiming the number of lives (usually children;s) they will save in the future because of their actions. That's disgraceful, and pure hogwash.
More hogwash: The EPA has released a report claiming "global action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions will bring fewer extreme droughts, floods, storms and wildfires. The report claims cutting emissions would result in billions of dollars in benefits for the U.S. and save thousands of lives every year. Floods, storms and wildfires are not caused by climate, future benefits can't really be predicted unless the computer climate suddenly developed astonishing new powers. Ms. McCarthy, like far too many federal bureaucrats is on a power trip to grab new responsibilities, more funding and a bigger agency. Here she goes again:
Regardless, the EPA says a global effort to cut emissions would result in about 70,000 fewer people dying from extreme heat and poor air quality in the U.S., less damage from flooding and storm surges on coastal properties and other weather events by 2100.
More interestingly, the EPA said global emissions cuts would mean an "estimated 40%-59% fewer severe and extreme droughts" in the U.S. by the year 2100. The report adds that in "the Southwest, the number of severe and extreme droughts is projected to nearly quadruple by the end of the century" if nothing is done. But with emissions reductions, "the incidence of drought is not projected to change substantially from present day."
She added "We can save tens of thousands of American lives and hundreds of billions of dollars annually in the United States…" Hubris and hyperbole, and as I said — hogwash.
Speaking at a fundraiser in San Francisco on Friday, President Obama warned "Well within our children's lifetimes, on our current pace, the oceans go up maybe two, maybe three, maybe four feet."
Filed under: Economy, Education, Progressivism, Regulation | Tags: Community, Discrimination, Housing, Politics
According to the Obama administration, in too many neighborhoods "housing choices continue to be constrained through housing discrimination, the operation of housing markets,[and] investment choices by holders of capital," information directly from the Housing and Urban Development — "Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) proposed rule.
Obama apparently believes that your neighborhood may not be inclusive enough, so he has instructed HUD to issue a new rule to force communities to diversify.
Under Obama's proposed rule, the federal government will collect massive amounts of data on the racial, ethnic and socioeconomic makeup of thousands of local communities, looking for signs of "disparities by race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, or disability in access to community assets." Then the government will target communities with results it doesn't like and use billions of dollars in federal grant money to bribe or blackmail them into changing their zoning and housing policies.
Don't misunderstand, this is not about housing discrimination, which has been illegal since 1968. It is unlawful to deny you a loan or prevent you from buying a home because of your race, creed or color. Socioeconomic status is another matter, and should be. If you want to buy a nice house in the suburbs, you have to be able to afford it. Obama apparently believes that this is unfair discrimination by the "holders of capital." Remember that Obama's previous chosen occupation was as a "community organizer," a job heavily invested in claims of "red-lining" and banks' loan policies.
The effort calls for HUD to set aside taxpayer funds to upgrade poorer communities with amenities such as better schools, parks, libraries, grocery stores and transportation routes as a means of gentrifying those communities. It also calls for using grant money to build affordable housing in wealthy neighborhoods.
The Left is deeply engaged in the pursuit of "equality." Their goal of a future utopia where everyone is equal and lives together in perfect harmony dominates their dreams and motivates their political aims. Communitarian ideals, though it doesn't seem to penetrate that it has been tried and failed over and over from Lenin to Venezuela and the communes of the Sixties. Those people just didn't do it right. The Progressives would.
There is clearly a natural urge for "community." How often do you hear the term "the Black Community?" But many cities have a Chinatown, Seattle has a Norwegian community, and it was true from the beginning — up-country South Carolina was heavily settled by the Scots-Irish. My German immigrant ancestors settled in Germantown, Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania itself was settled by Quakers, New England by Puritans. People who can afford it buy around a favored golf club, or buy waterfront around a lake. Are the rest of us harmed by that? Or does it drive a better economy that benefits everyone, with more people striving to succeed?
There is a human instinct for associating with like-minded people. Consider the retirement communities, where golf-carts are the usual transportation, and escape from loud rock music is welcomed. and homes for senior citizens where health care is part of the deal. Does low-income housing fit into the gated community in the name of diversity? Is a massive influx of immigrants or welfare recipients into a highly regarded school district called for in the name of correcting good schools in the name of discrimination?
The final regulations are due out this month and HUD is pitching them as a plan to "diversify" America. "HUD is working with communities across the country to fulfill the promise of equal opportunity for all," a spokeswoman for the agency explained.
The House has passed an amendment to the Transportation Housing and Urban Development Bill that prevents HUD from implementing their AFFH regulation, which has been issued in preliminary but not yet final form by the Obama administration. "AFFH repudiates the core principles of our constitutional system by allowing the federal government to usurp the zoning powers of local governments. Over time it would transform the way Americans live urbanizing suburbs and Manhattanizing cities," according to Stanley Kurtz. This may well become a campaign issue. Anything to get the Iran deal off the airwaves. This represents the death of the neighborhood.
"Obama wants to reengineer your neighborhood." by Marc A. Thiessen, Washington Post
"Inside Every Liberal is a Totalitarian Screaming to Get Out: The Death of the Neighborhood" by Arnold Ahlert, Front Page Magazine
"Ultimate White House trolling: Obama to "diversify" wealthy neighborhoods" by Jazz Shaw, Hot Air
Filed under: Politics, Progressivism, The Constitution | Tags: Advanced Countries, Charleston, Mass Violence
"Once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun. … We as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries." Barack Obama
What I find most interesting is the extent to which the Left depends on their customary talking points. "Only in America are innocent people killed with guns. We have to ban all guns." America, you see, is a bad country to the Left: slavery, inequality, poverty, the Indians, corporations,inequality, greed, cruelty, war, torture, discrimination, inequality, diversity, and of late, microaggression and triggering, and, of course, offensive speech of all kinds. They are Progressives, which implies that they are progressing towards something — which seems to be an egalitarian utopia where they are in charge.
But President Obama, speaking angrily about the massacre at the Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, knew perfectly well that this type of mass violence does indeed happen in other advanced countries. When Behrigh Anders Brevic killed 75 people in Norway in 2011. Mr. Obama went to the Norwegian embassy to express his sympathy and the sympathy of the nation. When two gunmen entered the office of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and murdered 11 people and injured 11 more, killed a police officer, and another killer murdered five more in a kosher market and wounded eleven, the heads of state of most advanced countries went to Paris and marched in solidarity with the French. Obama skipped that one, perhaps because he didn't want to be seen condemning Muslims when he was trying to make a deal with Iran.
The shootings in other advanced countries in recent years:*
Behring Anders Breivik killed 75, 2011, Norway
Mohammed Merah killed 7, 2012, France
Genildo Ferreira de França killed 14, 1997, Brazil
Michael Robert Ryan killed 16, 1987, UK
Eric Borel killed 15, 1995, France
Friedrich Leibacher killed 14, 2001,Switzerland
Christian Dornier killed 14, 1989, France
Ljubiša Bogdanović killed 13, 2013, Serbia
Derrick Bird killed 12, 2010, UK
Robert Steinhäuser killed 16, 2002, Germany
Tim Kretschmer killled 15, 2009, Germany
Wellington Menezes de Oliveira killed 12, 2011, Brazil
Bai Ningyang killed 12, 2006, China
Juhani Matti Saari killed 10, 2008, Finland
Huanming Wu killed 9, 2010, China
Ahmed Ibragimov killed 41, 1999, Russia
Ami Popper killed 7, 1990, Israel
Antoní Blažka killed 6, 2013, Czech Republic
Looking back a little further, there is the Holodomor in 1930s Ukraine, the Rape of Nanking, the Holocaust, the Bataan Death March, to mention only a few of the larger unpleasantnesses in advanced countries. Why would the presidential mind turn directly to Leftist political talking points? Because advocating gun control demonstrates empathy, which leaves the Right as the party that does not care — a popular accusation of the Left, but suggesting that bad things only happen in America, because Americans don't follow the prescriptions of the Left, is pretty common too.
Progressive progress toward greater equality leaves Republicans or conservatives defending inequality. Republicans don't believe that you can make people equal, except in the Constitutional sense of equality of opportunity and equality before the law. Or to put it differently, Republicans recognize imperfect human nature. Some of us are smart, some are not, some are beautiful, some are not. Some are talented, some are not. Some are crooks, some are not. Progressives seem to believe that imperfect human nature can be fixed, with wise regulations and management by themselves. As is often said, inside every Leftist is a tyrant trying to get out. They want to control, to regulate, because smart people like them, who went to the right schools and think the right thoughts can better organize America to be more — progressive.
*list from Wayne Laugesen, Colorado Springs Gazette
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, News, Politics, Progressivism | Tags: Barack Obama, Empathy, Pointless Tragedy, South Carolina
America is shocked and horrified at the massacre in the Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, South Carolina. People reacted with sorrow and shame that such a thing should happen at a peaceful prayer meeting.
It's hard to find the right words to express sorrow and offer comfort for there is no comfort. Republican candidates on the campaign trail quickly cancelled their scheduled events, Senator Lindsey Graham flew back to South Carolina.
President Barack Obama quickly politicized the event. "We don't have all the facts, but we do know that, once again, innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on a gun," Obama said, adding "At some point, we as a country will have to reckon with the fact that this type of mass violence does not happen in other advanced countries." Um, tell that to Charlie Hebdo. Or perhaps the 2011 massacre at a summer camp for the youth division of the ruling Norwegian Labour Party. Anders Brevik massacred 69 young people. Just before that he had packed a van with an explosive mixture of fertilizer and fuel oil. The explosion killed eight people. Germany has had more attacks on schools than we have. But don't miss a chance to make a political point.
Hillary also called for gun control, while heading for a bunch of fundraisers. Obama, having made his point, headed out to California for a $16,700 per person fundraiser in Pacific Palisades. Later he has another one in Beverly Hills. On Friday he has an interview with Marc Maron, then flies up to San Francisco for the U.S. Conference of Mayors followed by another couple of fundraisers. Obama frequently tells us how important empathy is to him.
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Election 2016, Progressivism, Women | Tags: "Fighting" for You, Class Envy, Faux Compassion, Hillary
If you are a Democrat, you are expected to be aroused by income inequality, social justice, a deep envy of the rich, and believe that being required to show photo identification in order to vote, as you do to get on an airplane, cash a check, enter the Justice Department building or hundreds of other places that want you to prove that you are who you say you are, is somehow deeply unfair. And in this age of ISIS and cyber war, envy is the most important thing on the menu.
Republicans, on the other hand, are mean, want to unlawfully enrich the wealthy, especially if they are CEOs of corporations, and don't care about the poor, the middle class, or especially women. Hillary, in view of the revelations of Peter Schweizer's Clinton Cash, you might want to forgo trying to blame the Republicans for enriching the wealthy.
Hillary had the second introduction of her campaign this weekend at New York City's Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park. She suggested that she would fight "four fights" for the American people, which has nothing whatsoever to do with the Four Freedoms. I'm really sick of politicians claiming they are going to fight for me — they know it's hooey, I know it's hooey. Hillary is going to fight to make the economy work for "everyday" Americans, strengthen families, maintain our leadership for peace security and prosperity and fight to reform our government and revitalize our democracy. Uh huh. I doubt that many have any idea what the "four freedoms" are, nor really know who FDR was. A baby born the year FDR died would be 70 this year. But perhaps that doesn't seem so long ago to Hillary.
Hillary likes to think of herself as "a fighter." She apparently wants to fight for even bigger and more authoritative government because she wants to tell American companies how they are to run their businesses and how much they are to pay their workers and what benefits they are to offer. That doesn't sound like America or free markets to me.
It was really kind of an embarrassing speech, full of old, tired and phony Democrat talking points, light on awareness of the problems that face America today. She said silly things like " Prosperity can't be just for CEOs and hedge fund managers. Democracy can't be just for billionaires and corporations" Well, her son-in-law, Chelsea's husband, is a hedge fund manager, and they just moved into a $10.3 million New York apartment.
Hillary claimed at least nine or ten times that Republicans cut taxes for the wealthy and left the Middle Class to suffer from the greed of the rich. Oh please. No Republican has ever proposed cutting taxes just for the wealthy. . But if you're trying to redistribute the wealth, you can't admit that.There was the bit about women earning less than men, (Equal Pay Act passed in 1963) But it remains a talking point for Democrats largely as a sop to trial lawyers, who love to get women to bring class-action claims. Hillary's campaign workers are mostly unpaid "interns."
No country is better prepared to meet emerging threats from cyber attacks (tell that to the OPM). She will support a constitutional amendment to undo the Supreme Court Citizen's United decision, corporations can't make unflattering movies about Hillary. She will fight back against Republican efforts to disempower young people, poor people, people with disabilities and people of color.
Time magazine has a transcript, if you want to read what she said. I certainly didn't want to hear her. But when you read the speech, the full splendor of the timeless words sinks in. She needs a new speechwriter rather badly.
Filed under: Democrat Corruption, Economy, Freedom, Progressivism | Tags: Altering Language, Free Speech, Political Correctness
Theodore Dalrymple is the pen name of British psychiatrist Anthony Daniels. He was, for many years, a psychiatrist who treated the poor in a slum hospital and a prison in England. One of his books, (essential), is Life At The Bottom: The Worldview that Makes the Underclass. (2001) in which he suggests that long term poverty is caused, not by economics, but by a dysfunctional set of values, one that is continually reinforced by an elite culture searching for victims. This culture persuades those at the bottom that they have no responsibility for their actions and they are not the molders of their own lives. He writes often at City Journal, where he is an editor and a fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

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SHERIDAN — A boost in confidence is what coach Stefan Skillman called his week of soccer games. The Sheridan College Lady Generals played three straight exhibition road games this week to prepare for the conference season, and Skillman came home pleased with how his team performed. They did not keep score in any of the Read More
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SHERIDAN— After carrying a 1-0 lead into halftime, the Sheridan College men's soccer team gave up two early second-half goals to lose 2-1 to Presentation College. Despite the Generals controlling the second-half kickoff, Presentation scored their first goal, a penalty kick, in the first 30 seconds of the half. It didn't take long for Presentation Read More
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SHERIDAN — As the Sheridan community grows, Sheridan High School grows. As SHS grows, its number of student-athletes grows, and as its number of student-athletes grows, the need for space becomes more and more of an issue. The Sheridan High School Booster Club has initiated "Leading the Legacy," a fundraiser to help raise $1,000,000 out Read More
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Summer's just about over and fall sports are barreling down on us like Jadeveon Clowney. I spent most of my first summer in Sheridan covering baseball. A lot of baseball. They keep telling me that baseball is "America's pastime," but I think the history buffs are just holding onto the last bit of desperation that Read More
SHS Booster Club hosting picnic tonight
SHERIDAN —The Sheridan High School Booster Club will host a picnic tonight to kick off the new school year and the fall sports season. The picnic will run from 5:30-7 p.m. in the high school courtyard. Everyone is welcome and dinner will be served. Following the picnic, a fall sports parents meeting will be held Read More
SC women's team using exhibition games to improve
SHERIDAN—The Sheridan College women's soccer team is still trying to find its bearings as the team jumps into the season. Luckily, they've got a few exhibition games to work things out. The Lady Generals traveled to North Dakota yesterday for a scrimmage against Jamestown College. Although they didn't keep score because it was a scrimmage, Read More
SC women's basketball coach adds last recruit for 2014 seasonAugust 19, 2014
SHERIDAN — It may be the beginning of fall sports season, but that doesn't mean Sheridan College women's basketball coach Frank McCarthy hasn't been hard at work. After adding two Australian's to his roster for the 2014-15 season, McCarthy recently signed another foreign player to round out his squad. Zuzana Talácková is a 5-foot-9 forward Read More
Adult rec league softball tourney this weekendAugust 15, 2014
SHERIDAN — It's been quite a summer for recreational softball in Sheridan, and it's all culminating with the division tournaments this weekend. Robbie Spencer, the Adult Activities Coordinator for the Sheridan Recreation District, is hoping to go out with a bang by creating the first Adult Softball Community Festival. The festival, in it's inaugural year, Read More
New face of the PGAAugust 13, 2014
As I somberly scrolled through my Facebook timeline on Monday in the wake of the tragic death of one of the world's funniest persons, I was reacquainted with my favorite Robin Williams moment, and possibly the funniest five minutes a person can come across during a YouTube binge — Williams' take on golf. As a Read More
30 compete in JD Mullinax tennis tournamentAugust 12, 2014
SHERIDAN — Thirty players took to Thorne-Rider Park over the weekend to compete in this year's J.D. Mullinax Memorial Tennis Tournament. The field featured competitors from all age groups from 11-year-old Robert Morton to some in their 70s. The event featured men's, women's and mixed doubles tournaments and consolation brackets. The men's doubles event saw Read More
$25,000 raised in Give Kids the World tourneyAugust 11, 2014
SHERIDAN — Thirty-two teams of two participated in the two-day Give the Kids the World/Swings for Smiles Golf Tournament held at the Powder Horn over the weekend. The handicapped-adjusted format included both best ball and scramble competitions. The charity event, sponsored by Homer "Scotty" Scott, raised funds for the Give Kids the World facility in Read More
UW coach Bohl expects more from defenseAugust 8, 2014
LARAMIE. (AP) — It is one of the more common things first-year University of Wyoming football coach Craig Bohl has said since he was hired in December. "Leverage our defense." That means Bohl wants his defense to be the strength of both this season's team and future teams. The good news is nine defensive starters Read More
Former Big Horn basketball coach honored for service
SHERIDAN — Bruce Hoffman isn't the only basketball coach to have received some recognition this summer for his service over the years. Former Big Horn boys basketball coach Chuck Wells was awarded the 2014 Wyoming Coaches' Association's Bill Farthing Award for his local, state and national distinguished service. The WCA has presented this award, which Read More
SFOA seeking football officialsAugust 7, 2014
SHERIDAN — Alden Donston, president of the Sheridan Football Officials Association, is looking for individuals who are interested in officiating football this fall. Whether you're looking to make a little extra income, get some exercise or stay involved in football, the SFOA is looking for anyone interested to officiate at the junior high and high Read More
Fenn dominates at Ed Treat Intermountain District match
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TR hires new x-country coach
SHERIDAN — Back in May, the Sheridan County School District 1 board of trustees voted unanimously to add activities to the schools in the district. For high school athletics, this meant additions of dance teams, cross country, indoor track and soccer. For the schools, this meant finding new coaches. Tongue River High School recently named Read More
SC women's basketball adds another Australian to 2014-2015 roster
SHERIDAN — The foreign recruits keep coming for Sheridan College's Frank McCarthy. The Lady Generals coach just received another signed letter of intent from an Australian player to join the 2014-15 basketball roster. Tamara Brine is a 5-foot-10 forward that McCarthy calls a high energy player with good scoring ability. She handles the ball reasonably Read More
Sheridan's fall sports prep for start of 2014 seasonAugust 6, 2014
SHERIDAN — It's officially time to get back into the swing of things for fall sports athletes at Sheridan High School. SHS Activities Director Don Julian said those participating or interested in fall sports should be aware of the following information. Football — The season officially kicks off on Aug. 9, with player/parent meeting at Read More
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Three Sheridan men compete in Ironman competitionAugust 5, 2014
SHERIDAN — Three Sheridan athletes finished the 2014 Ironman in Boulder, Colorado, over the weekend. John Gaviotis, David Alden and Brock Boedecker all finished the race that includes a 2.4-mile swim, 112 miles biking, and a 26.2-mile run. Alden was the fastest of the three, finishing in 12:39:52. Boedecker came in just above 13 hours Read More


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TransLink may embed the price of transit into ticket prices for one-day sporting events, such as Vancouver Canucks hockey games, to help maintain the TravelSmart program established during the winter games.
During the 17-day Olympic activities, which formally ended Sunday, record numbers of people used transit, with 280,000 boarding the Canada Line on Feb. 18 alone. During the first week of the Olympics, an average of more than 1.6 million people a day used buses, SkyTrain, the SeaBus, and the West CoastExpress.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin chaired a meeting in Sochi Feb. 27 at which Russian Railways (RZD) President Vladimir Yakunin announced that the company's investment budget for 2010-2011 is 555 billion rubles (more than $18.5 billion).
Yakunin noted that 78% of the investment budget, 120 billion rubles ($4 billion), will be used to build a road/rail link between Adler and the Alpika-Service mountain resort.
Other investments include 72 billion rubles ($42.4 billion) to buy new rolling stock, plus funds to renew and improve track, bridges, signaling, and communications systems.
Yakunin says Russian Railways has found investment funds "severely restricted" by the world economy and now depends on the willingness of state regulators to approve rate increases.
The presence of Prime Minister Putin at the meeting was seen as an indication of the priority railways command in the national transportation policy.
While the Russian railway budget exceeds those of many systems, it pales in comparison with the $60 billion planned this year by China's railways.
Railroad purchases of new wood crossties dropped 5.6% in 2009 to 19.60 million and are expected to decline a further 1.3% this year to 19,37 million, according to the Railway Tie Association's latest forecast.
Class I purchases will account for a projected 15.234 million wooden ties this year, and "small market" purchases for 4.03 million ties.
"Recent purchases peaked in the period 2006 [20.78 million] to 2008 [20.76 million]," said the RTA. "By 2012, purchases are expected to exceed records of the recent past."
Focusing on "growth path after recovery," RTA said its econometric forecast model predicts a strong market emerging in the next two years, adding: "This may be somewhat surprising, and it must be admitted that timing is far from certain. However, it is also the conclusion reached by the 'Freight-Rail Bottom Line Report' from the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials."
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What WON'T Corey Taylor Do While Wearing His Slipknot Mask? [VIDEO]
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Sometimes you just have to draw the line.
This video has been around for a while, but it's always worth another listen to remind yourself that these two should never work together.
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Video: Britney Spears Releases Dance Version of 'Till the World Ends'
Spears tweeted last week about the alternate video, writing, "Just saw the final cut of the dance version of the #TTWE video. Not sure which one I like best?"
The original video for the song features Spears at an apocalyptic underground rave while asteroids fall from the sky.
The dance version, however, cuts out all of the apocalyptic scenes and instead adds in extended dance clips. The new video release comes amid reports that she's been using dance doubles in her recent videos.
Which version of 'Till the World Ends' do you like best?
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- Friday 15 AprilBy Lola
GARBAGE - in 2 different cans !
- Friday 15 AprilBy Icygator
Out of shape washed up celeb...sad. She let it all go to her head then got wrapped up in a wanna be wrapper...and the shizz ball started rolling and hasn't stopped yet,...Sheen, Lohan and Spears...Wow talents thrown right in the shizzer. Too bad.
- Tuesday 19 AprilBy Johnny
I'm not the biggest Brittany Fan, however, if there's any rumor about her putting in dance doubles, they have to be false. She's been in the industry since the Mickey Mouse Club w/Justin and Christina. Regardless of preference, you have to know these are well rounded, trained entertainers. After seeing the video dance version, I'd say Brittany could do that in her sleep. I'd love to see her do more, she truly is a talented dancer. I gotta tip my hat to her.
- Friday 15 AprilBy Kat
Something about her, she reminds me of white trash!!!
- Friday 15 AprilBy kelli
I could not see any difference in either video. She is a good dancer, why need a double
- Friday 15 AprilBy sodelek
Where's the choreography to use doubles for??
- Friday 15 AprilBy KarlHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
No question. I like the dance version way better.
- Friday 15 AprilBy SANDI
- Friday 15 AprilBy jenna
the original. the choreography for her isn't good enough to have just a dance version. the dudes rock tho...
- Friday 15 AprilBy Karima
Been a fan of Britney from the beginning and "Until the World Ends!" She should just show both versions because both are good and so is the song
- Friday 15 AprilBy lbsim2
Well Britney you still have it going on and I am surprised how much I liked both versions but the lyrics were awesome and stay with you! I am thinking #1 big time! The apocolyptic version is like an outstanding mini-movie that I want to see again and again! Keep up the good work and be a good momma also!
- Friday 15 AprilBy ahhh
did i really just watch both of those videos?
- Friday 15 AprilBy Zay
She still looks like she's dancing lazily to me. She used to really get into her movs, but not anymore!
- Friday 15 AprilBy JBaer
Please--it's time for Britney to quit shocking everyone and grow up. Sheesh...
- Friday 15 AprilBy funnimama
Why would she need a double? Since when does bouncing your shoulders and whipping your hair around count as dancing?
Love the song, and love Britney - but she didn't dance in this video.
- Friday 15 AprilBy KATHY
I just don't get it.....Date: December 21,2012...song has nothing to do with "When the world ends" anyone care to explain it other than,....she thinks she still has it.....
- Friday 15 AprilBy Nicole
they are both are bad... the song is catchy, but her videos are very poor
- Friday 15 AprilBy Kellie
I really like both of them and I definitely love the song!
- Friday 15 AprilBy Terry
I love them both but the dance version shows the Britney we all know and love! A dance double really?
- Friday 15 AprilBy Jayne
Both are great, but the dance video is better!
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I have multiple versions of Boost installed (Windows 7/MinGW). I need to use a particular one (1.53.0).
I defined BOOST_ROOT in the CMakeFiles.txt file:
SET(BOOST_ROOT C:/boost_1_53_0/), but I keep getting this error:
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CMake Error at C:/Program Files (x86)/CMake 2.8/share/cmake-2.8/Modules/FindBoost.cmake:1191 (message):
Unable to find the requested Boost libraries.
Boost version: 1.48.0
Boost include path: C:/Boost/include/boost-1_48
Detected version of Boost is too old. Requested version was 1.53 (or
The following Boost libraries could not be found:
No Boost libraries were found. You may need to set BOOST_LIBRARYDIR to the
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I also defined BOOST_ROOT as an environment variable, but with the same result.
Why is cmake still looking for the old version?