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Stephen Ottley General Motors bosses tight-lipped on Holden's hotly anticipated sports car.
Confirmed: Commodore to live past 2017
Stephen Ottley Holden will carry on its most famous nameplate after local production stops.
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Stephen Ottley GM International boss confirms spiritual successor to Holden's iconic V8 coupe is coming.
Buick concept reveals Holden's future
Stephen Ottley Australian designers still have a big role to play on global auto stage says General Motors.
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Stephen Ottley It's size against sophistication in this family-friendly SUV battle.
Holden Commodore Sportwagon SV6 v Mazda6 wagon
Stephen Ottley We pit Mazda and Holden wagons against each other in the battle of the load-luggers.
Holden recalling 3500 Commodores
Stephen Ottley Third VF Commodore recall for 2014 brings total number of Holden large cars in need of repairs to more than 75,000.
2015 Holden Cruze leaked
Stephen Ottley Is this the new face of Holden's small car?
Fiat Panda v Peugeot 2008 v Holden Trax v Nissan Juke v Ford EcoSport
Stephen Ottley City-sized SUVs are the latest trend in urban downsizing. Drive tests five to find the best.
Chevy's 'Commodore' wins NASCAR crown
Stephen Ottley Chevrolet SS takes Jimmie Johnson to historic title.
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Stephen Ottley A new breed of warm hatches from around the world go head to head.
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Sally Dominguez and Stephen Ottley Holden's mid-sizer impresses on value and equipment, but isn't a thrilling drive.
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Stephen Ottley Heavily revised new 2013 Commodore set to have a greater emphasis on a slimmed down, better equipped range.


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Back in June, we reported on the case of 16-year-old Chase Culpepper, a gender-nonconforming teen from South Carolina who was told that he had to remove his makeup – his "disguise," as the DMV employees called it – before being able to take his license picture. Now, he's suing the SCDMV in federal court through the Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund.
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Altnet seeks patent royalties from P2P
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At trial, Altnet-Kazaa link examinedDecember 15, 2004
P2P company sues RIAA over patentSeptember 8, 2004
Altnet says P2P spies violate patent rightsNovember 11, 2003
For almost two years, Brilliant Digital Entertainment subsidiary Altnet has said it has patent rights to a basic means of identifying files on peer-to-peer networks. Now it's finally sending letters to popular file-swapping companies such as Lime Wire, BearShare and StreamCast Networks, saying they need to pay for licenses or risk legal action.
"There was time needed to determine how other peer-to-peer applications were working," said Larry Hadley, a Los Angeles attorney representing Altnet on the issue. "No lawsuits have been filed at this time, but this is placing companies on notice that their software uses (Altnet's) patented technology. If they wish to continue using it, then they need to obtain a license."
Altnet's actions have oddly put file-swapping companies and record companies on the same side of a dispute. The company sued the RIAA and several peer-to-peer network-monitoring companies in September, charging that by spying on the file-swapping networks, they were also infringing on the patents.
That case is scheduled to go to trial in late October.
Although the issue is unlikely to stall any of the file-swapping companies' technology development for now, it does add a new legal wrinkle to an industry segment already mired in litigation.
The patents involved are based on ways of identifying a file using a technique called a "hash," a common feature of many computer applications that need to authenticate digital content. Altnet purchased the rights to the patents in peer-to-peer applications in 2003.
Peer-to-peer companies contacted have already rallied against the claims, saying they will try to provide "prior art" that shows the patents to be invalid.
"I don't think that the patents themselves will hold up," said Greg Bildson, chief technical officer of Lime Wire. "There's so much prior art and use of hashes in software that these patents probably should never have been granted."
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Tim Lincoln joined Lincoln in 1991 and introduced Dr Merv Lincoln's pioneering research to private share investors with the development of Stock Doctor, Australia's premier fundamental analysis research tool.
The success of Stock Doctor paved the way for the introduction of the Lincoln Australian Growth Fund in 2003 and the Lincoln Australian Income Fund in 2012, which gives investors access to Lincoln's unique Financial Health methodology through professionally managed funds. Tim oversees the Managed Investments business and is an active participant and founding member of the Investment Review Committee.
Under Tim's guidance, Lincoln has attracted international recognition. Lincoln was invited to participate in the Global Access Program developed by the University of California in Los Angeles, to assist businesses with global potential. Tim was also selected to participate in exclusive entrepreneurial programs at Berkeley University, California .
Tim is a regular contributor to the financial press and a sought-after guest speaker at specialist investment industry events. Tim holds a Diploma in Financial Markets from Financial Services Institute of Australasia (formerly Securities Institute of Australia) and is a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, Financial Services Institute of Australasia, Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance, Australian Shareholders Association, Australian Institute of Credit Management, and the Risk Management Institute of Australasia.
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As Lincoln's primary educator, Elio regularly presents at investment industry events around Australia, including education workshops for SPAA, FINSIA, the Australian Shareholders' Association and Australian Investors' Association.
Domestically and Internationally, Elio is a sought-after market analyst, media writer and commentator on programs such as ABC's The Business and Sky News Business program Your Money Your Call. He is also a regular monthly contributor to Smart Investor magazine with his share analysis insights.
Starting as a junior analyst with Lincoln in 2003 he has converted his market and investing experience into a driving passion to help all Australians to invest with confidence, control and peace of mind.
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Bosch's wife, Adriana, said the exiled opponent of communist Cuba's Fidel Castro had suffered complications from various illnesses and had been hospitalized since December.
Venezuelan authorities had arrested Bosch and held him for 11 years, alleging he was behind the attack plotted there. They failed twice to convict him and finally freed him to return to the United States. The federal government then held Bosch for three years in a Miami jail as an "undesirable alien" and released a report linking him to right-wing terrorist groups suspected in about 50 bombings in Miami, New York and Latin America.
Federal attorneys told a judge in 1990 that they had tried to deport Bosch to 31 countries but all refused. Cuba wanted him returned there to stand trial, but the U.S. government refused.
Bosch was released in 1990, thanks in part to a public campaign on his behalf by U.S. Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.).
"He was a freedom fighter for Cuba and passed away without seeing his beloved homeland free of the Castro dictatorship," Ros-Lehtinen said Wednesday.
Others cast Bosch in a different light.
"Orlando Bosch lived a life of unrepentant terrorist violence. The verdict of history, rendered by formerly secret CIA and FBI intelligence reports, and court records, is that he was a mass murderer masquerading as a freedom fighter," said Peter Kornbluh, head of the independent National Security Archives' Cuba project. Kornbluh noted that his organization declassified CIA and FBI intelligence documents that link Bosch to the 1976 bombing.
Bosch also had detractors in the Cuban American exile community.
Nelson Diaz, who worked as a taxi driver in Cuba when the jetliner crashed, told the Miami Herald in 1989 that he had a friend whose daughter worked as a flight attendant and perished in the bombing. "How can you understand someone trying to get freedom for his country by blowing up a plane with innocent people on board?" Diaz, who came to the United States in 1981, said in the Herald interview.
Wayne Smith, a former chief of the U.S. Interest Section in Cuba and a senior fellow at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for International Policy, said of Bosch: "He was someone who did a disservice to the cause of democracy and freedom."
Smith added that there were always those, out of hatred for the Castro regime, who applauded Bosch, "but the things he did were unconscionable."
Born Aug. 18, 1926, in the village of Portrerillo, about 150 miles east of Havana, Bosch earned a medical degree at the University of Havana. He gave up his practice as a pediatrician to pursue the armed struggle against Castro.
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P-Rex2 is expressed in rod bipolar cell terminals. A-C: Widefield microscopy of double labeling for P-Rex2 and Protein kinase C (PKC), a rod bipolar cell marker. A: P-Rex2 is present in photoreceptor terminals in the OPL and in numerous bipolar cell terminals in the IPL. B: Labeling for PKC identifies rod bipolar cells (RB) and their terminals in the innermost portion of the ON sublamina of the IPL (arrowheads). C: The overlay of panels A and B shows that P-Rex 2 is localized to rod bipolar cell terminals in the IPL. Rod bipolar cell dendrites in the OPL did not show P-Rex2 labeling. D-F: Confocal imaging of P-Rex2 and PKC labeling in the IPL confirms that P-Rex2 (panel D) is localized to rod bipolar cell terminals (arrowheads) labeled for PKC (Panel E). There is little labeling for P-Rex2 in the axons of the rod bipolar cells coursing through the IPL. Panel F shows the overlay of panels D and E. Single optical plane of approximately 0.3 μm thickness shown. Nuclei are counterstained with DAPI (blue) in panels A and D to illustrate the locations of the nuclear layers. ONL, outer nuclear layer; OPL, outer plexiform layer; INL, inner nuclear layer; IPL, inner plexiform layer; GCL, ganglion cell layer. Scale bars = 20 μm for A-C; 10 μm for D-F.
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The fire is currently 98% contained. 100% containment is not expected for a few days. There are still many areas with heat in the interior and smokes will continue to persist for some time.
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The burn ban on Matanuska-Susitna Borough public lands remains in effect. All open fires including campfires, bonfires, and trash fires are banned on Borough lands.
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The Season 3 trailer of HBO's Game of Thrones makes its exclusive world premiere on Jimmy Kimmel Live! (ABC) on Friday, February 22nd. A big fan of the series, Kimmel kicks off the countdown to the new season premiere on Sunday, March 31 at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT, exclusively on HBO, with the all-new 60-second trailer that will offer a first look at the action and treachery that continues in the visually stunning series that has become a pop culture phenomenon.
Stated Kimmel, "I am so excited about this trailer, even I might watch my show." The trailer will be posted to the Game of Thrones YouTube channel immediately following its east coast debut on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. .
Based on the popular book series "A Song of Ice and Fire," by George R.R. Martin, the Emmy(R)- and Golden Globe(R)-winning fantasy series Games of Thrones chronicles an Epic struggle for power set in a vast and violent fantasy kingdom. Beginning on March 31st, Games of Thrones will air on HBO on Sunday nights at 9:00p.m. ET/PT.
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The thing though, 3 tour guides, gonna get real expensive.
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The development of higher forms of life would appear to have been influenced by RNA polymerase II. This enzyme transcribes the information coded by genes from DNA into messenger-RNA (mRNA), which in turn is the basis for the production of proteins. RNA polymerase II is highly conserved through evolution, with many of its structural characteristics being conserved between bacteria and humans.
Single-cell organisms were already in existence 500 million years ago, with several thousand genes providing different cellular functions. Further developments seemed dependent on producing even more genes. For a highly developed organism like a human, this form of evolution would have resulted in several million genes. Researchers were therefore surprised to learn, following publication of the human genome, that a human only has around 25,000 genes not many more than a fruit fly or a worm with approximately 15,000 to 20,000 genes. It would appear that, over the last 500 million years, other ways to produce highly complex organisms have evolved. Evolution has simply found more efficient ways to use the genes already there. But what could have made this possible"
In the current issue of Science the group of Prof. Dirk Eick at the Institute of Clinical Molecular Biology and Tumor Genetics, GSF National Research Center for Environment and Health, Munich, and the group of Dr. Shona Murphy from Oxford University, England, publish results which represent a piece of the puzzle and shed new light on to the purpose of an unusual structure in RNA polymerase II. They build on earlier observations that gene expression is not just regulated by binding of the enzyme to the gene locus to which it is recruited, but also during the phase of active transcription from DNA into RNA. During this phase, parts of the newly synthesised RNA may be removed and the remaining sequences combined into new RNA message. This splicing of RNA occurs during gene transcription, and in ex
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Science fiction is a genre of fiction. It differs from fantasy in that, within the context of the story, its imaginary elements are largely possible within scientifically-established or scientifically-postulated laws of nature (though some elements in a story might still be pure imaginative speculation).
- Science fiction is the search for a definition of man and his status in the universe which will stand in our advanced but confused state of knowledge (science), and is characteristically cast in the Gothic or post-Gothic mould.
- Brian Aldiss, Billion Year Spree: The True History of Science Fiction (1973), Ch. 1: "The Origins of the Species"
- The hardest theme in science fiction is that of the alien. The simplest solution of all is in fact quite profound — that the real difficulty lies not in understanding what is alien, but in understanding what is self. We are all aliens to each other, all different and divided. We are even aliens to ourselves at different stages of our lives. Do any of us remember precisely what it was like to be a baby?
- Greg Bear, "Introduction to 'Plague of Conscience' ", The Collected Stories of Greg Bear" (2002)
- Science-fiction works hand-in-glove with the universe.
- Ray Bradbury, "Introduction" in The Circus of Dr. Lao and Other Improbable Stories (1956)
- Science fiction is the most important literature in the history of the world, because it's the history of ideas, the history of our civilization birthing itself. ...Science fiction is central to everything we've ever done, and people who make fun of science fiction writers don't know what they're talking about.
- Ray Bradbury, Brown Daily Herald, March 24, 1995
- People who love science fiction really do love sex.
- Susie Bright "Bright Ideas", interview by Tamara Wieder, Boston Phoenix, February 11, 2005.
- I hate the whole ubermensch, superman temptation that pervades science fiction. I believe no protagonist should be so competent, so awe-inspiring, that a committee of 20 really hard-working, intelligent people couldn't do the same thing.
- David Brin, interview[1] in Locus, March 1997
- No less a critic than C. S. Lewis has described the ravenous addiction that these magazines inspired; the same phenomenon has led me to call science fiction the only genuine consciousness-expanding drug.
- Arthur C. Clarke, "Of Sand and Stars", 1983
- Nothing is deader than yesterday's science-fiction.
- Arthur C. Clarke, The Sands of Mars, 1951.
- SF has never really aimed to tell us when we might reach other planets, or develop new technologies, or meet aliens. SF speculates about why we might want to do these things, and how their consequences might affect our lives and our planet.
- John Clute, Science Fiction: The Illustrated Encyclopedia (1995)
- Science fiction is, after all, the art of extrapolation.
- Michael Dirda, Introduction to the Everyman's Library edition of The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov, p. viii.
- "There, Master Niketas," Baudolino said, "when I was not prey to the temptations of this world, I devoted my nights to imagining other worlds. ... There is nothing better than imagining other worlds," he said, "to forget the painful one we live in. At least so I thought then. I hadn't yet realized that, imagining other worlds, you end up changing this one."
- Umberto Eco, Baudolino (2000), p. 99.
- I think that science fiction, even the corniest of it, even the most outlandish of it, no matter how badly it's written, has a distinct therapeutic value because all of it has as its primary postulate that the world does change.
- Robert A. Heinlein, "The Discovery of the Future," Guest of Honor Speech, 3rd World Science Fiction Convention, Denver, Colorado (4 July 1941)
- Science-fiction is a literary province I used to visit fairly often; if I now visit it seldom, that is not because my taste has improved but because the province has changed, being now covered with new building estates, in a style I don't care for. But in the good old days I noticed that whenever critics said anything about it, they betrayed great ignorance. They talked as if it were a homogeneous genre. But it is not, in the literary sense, a genre at all. There is nothing common to all who write it except the use of a particular 'machine'. Some of the writers are of the family of Jules Verne and are primarily interested in technology. Some use the machine simply for literary fantasy and produce what is essentially Märchen or myth. A great many use it for satire; nearly all the most pungent American criticism of the American way of life takes this form, and would at once be denounced as un-American if it ventured into any other. And finally, there is the great mass of hacks who merely 'cashed in' on the boom in science-fiction and used remote planets or even galaxies as the backcloth for spy-stories or love-stories which might as well or better have been located in Whitechapel or the Bronx. And as the stories differ in kind, so of course do their readers. You can, if you wish, class all science-fiction together; but it is about as perceptive as classing the works of Ballantyne, Conrad and W. W. Jacobs together as 'the sea-story' and then criticising that.
- C. S. Lewis, An Experiment in Criticism (1961), XI: "The Experiment"
- It is absurd to condemn them [science fiction stories] because they do not often display any deep or sensitive characterization. They oughtn't to. … Every good writer knows that the more unusual the scenes and events of his story are, the slighter, more ordinary, the more typical his persons should be. Hence Gulliver is a commonplace little man and Alice is a commonplace little girl. If they had been more remarkable they would have wrecked their books. The Ancient Mariner himself is a very ordinary man. To tell how odd things struck odd people is to have an oddity too much; he who is to see strange sights must not himself be strange.
- C. S. Lewis, "On Science Fiction", 24 November 1955 talk to the Cambridge University English Club on; published posthumously in Of Other Worlds: Essays and Stories (1966)
- I like to present my characters—whether they are in the past or in the future—with interesting moral choices, and it seems to me that science-fiction writers are, or should be, the prophets and moralists of today. I am fairly well up on the biological sciences, but I am deeply uninterested in gadgets. A writer's job is to write about people with sympathy and insight.
- Naomi Mitchison, in Anthony Wolk, "Challenge the Boundaries: An Overview of Science Fiction and Fantasy," The English Journal 79 (1990), p. 27.
- Sci-fi can be succinctly defined as speculation, whether based on established scientific facts or on logical pseudo-facts consistent with the framework of the fiction in question, involving smelly green pimply aliens furiously raping or eating, or both, beautiful naked bare-breasted chicks, covering them in slime, red, oozing, living slime, dribbling from every horrific orifice, squeezing out between bulbous pulpy lips onto the sensuous velvety skin of the writhing sweating slave-girls, their bodies cut and bruised by knotted whips brandished by giant blond vast-biceped androids called Simon, and written in the Gothic mode.
- Peter Nicholls, True Rat 7 (1976)
- In schools, for example, there are courses in the criticism of literature, art criticism, and so forth. The arts are supposed to be 'not real.' It is quite safe, therefore, to criticize them in that regard -- to see how a story or a painting is constructed, or more importantly, to critically analyze the structure of ideas, themes, or beliefs that appear, say, in the poem or work of fiction. When children are taught science, there is no criticism allowed. They are told, 'This is how things are.' Science's reasons are given as the only true statements about reality, with which no student is expected to quarrel. Any strong intellectual explorations or counter versions of reality have appeared in science fiction, for example. Here scientists, many being science-fiction buffs, can channel their own intellectual questioning into a safe form. 'This is, after all, merely imaginative and not to be taken seriously.'
- Jane Roberts, in The God of Jane: A Psychic Manifesto, p. 145-146
- Science fiction rarely is about scientists doing real science, in its slowness, its vagueness, the sort of tedious quality of getting out there and digging amongst rocks and then trying to convince people that what you're seeing justifies the conclusions you're making. The whole process of science is wildly under-represented in science fiction because it's not easy to write about. There are many facets of science that are almost exactly opposite of dramatic narrative. It's slow, tedious, inconclusive, it's hard to tell good guys from bad guys — it's everything that a normal hour of Star Trek is not.
- Kim Stanley Robinson, interview[2] in Locus, September 1997
- Remember that Jules Verne was a sort of Shakespeare of science fiction, and we would feel derelict if we did not give his stories in our columns.
- T. O'Conor Sloane in the "Discussions" column, Amazing Stories, January 1927. (This quote is notable for being the first "modern use" of the term science fiction.)[1]
- The "hard" science-fiction writers are the ones who try to write specific stories about all that technology may do for us. More and more, these writers felt an opaque wall across the future. Once, they could put such fantasies millions of years in the future. Now they saw that their most diligent extrapolations resulted in the unknowable … soon.
- Vernor Vinge, "The Coming Technological Singularity" (1993)
- I have been a soreheaded occupant of a file drawer labeled "Science Fiction" ever since, and I would like out, particularly since so many serious critics regularly mistake the drawer for a urinal.
- Kurt Vonnegut, The New York Times Book Review, 5 September 1965; reprinted in Wampeters, Foma & Granfalloons (1974)
- We hope it will not be long before we may have other works of Science-Fiction [like Richard Henry Horne's ''The Poor Artist''], as we believe such books likely to fulfil a good purpose, and create an interest, where, unhappily, science alone might fail. [Thomas] Campbell says, that ''Fiction in Poetry is not the reverse of truth, but her soft and enchanting resemblance.'' Now this applies especially to Science-Fiction, in which the revealed truths of Science may be given, interwoven with a pleasing story which may itself be poetical and true—thus circulating a knowledge of the Poetry of Science, clothed in a garb of the Poetry of life.
- William Wilson, A Little Earnest Book upon a Great Old Subject (1851)
- This is the first recorded use of the term science fiction in history.[1]


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Friend: Sarah Palin Is Ignoring Elisabeth Hasselbeck
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, who once dutifully campaigned alongside Sarah Palin during her run for higher office in 2008, is no longer feeling the love for the likely presidential candidate, in fact, a close friend of the 'View' star reveals the two haven't spoken in months.
"I think Elisabeth is a good friend. She remembers birthdays and even with a busy schedule always takes time to stay in touch with her girlfriends," a pal tells me. "But Sarah has let her down. Elisabeth has reached out to her several times but she never responds."
It's gotten so grating on Elisabeth that, according to my source, "she has stopped trying all together and doesn't care who knows."
"If I had termites in my house, I'd get someone in there who could deal with it," Hasselbeck said on 'The View.' "Mitt Romney, right now, his specialty is the economy. I'd have him in there. Here's why we're not hearing it: because Sarah Palin's on a bus, and right now she's manipulating, in terms of media attention."
Before that, Elisabeth also condemned Sarah's "crosshairs" imagery on a fundraising website, calling them "despicable" after Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, one of her 'targets' in the 2010 campaign, was shot during a voter meet-and-greet.
"Elisabeth feels used by Sarah," an insider tells me. "When she needed her, she was all over Elisabeth and now she treats her like a stranger. It's sad."
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- Wednesday 08 JuneBy djk2
I think the people of Alaska probably know Sarah better than most & they've got her figured out.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Louis PuccaLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Sounds like a description of Obama too.
- Wednesday 08 June
I feel bad for elizabeth...am i crazy
- Thursday 09 JuneBy rpdanko
No; you're just thinking with your crotch.
- Wednesday 08 JuneBy Lynee
Grow up Elizabeth and join the real world. Politicians do not make good friends. They cannot be trusted. This has been shown time and time again by every party. Move on. Maybe you should try a real Weiner this time. He will return your messages.
- Wednesday 08 JuneBy Dennis
I wish that I could get my screen to swirl, they would look like 2 turds in my tolite.
- Wednesday 08 JuneBy djk2
I find both women to be very easily ignored.
- Monday 20 JuneBy pam
funny , i know Elizabeth and she says this story is fake. why can you put out these stories qouting "unnamed friends".
I got my own story. I have talked to friends close to you and they say you are a crack pot and make up stories. true?
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- Thursday 09 JuneBy Donna
Why doesn't Sarah Palin just go away??????? Who is she, really? NOBODY
- Thursday 09 JuneBy reno
The View? I'd rather jab an ice pick in my ear than watch 5 seconds of it.They ALL make me want to barf!
- Friday 10 June
I'm one up on Elisabeth! It takes me, only five minutes to size up anyone by listening to them and watching their body language. I knew before my five minutes was up, What Sarah really was...a manipulator, a woman who loves to gossips and in all, actuality, a brainless woman. I'm a woman and I know. Elisabeth should learn t0 judge people better ...if they start smearing their opponent, they're insecure and evading the issues. Think for yourself, Elisabeth!
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Gnc
This Elizabeth woman is by far the most ignorant human being I've ever seen on television. She might very well be the most ignorant human being I've ever seen anywhere.
Her shoot to fame came through "survivor." Yep. Even Survivor has sought to distance themselves from her. Ever see her on a reunion show? nope.
Politics aside, which is hard to do because she's always shooting her mouth off about something, she's just plain stupid. Case in point, she doesn't have the intuitive understanding to see that Palin is a user. She saddled herself up to Palin, not that that did anything for Palin who is almost as stupid, but she did it anyway, thinking she had forged a friendship.
We were taking bets here on how long it would be before Palin was done with her.
As for Elizabeth, she's shocked. Why would she be shocked? Because she didn't know a viper when she saw one.
They deserve each other.
As for Barbara Walters, I'm done with her giving this loudmouthed idiot a podium, not because she'a Republic which allows for heatlhy discourse, but just because? Get a grip Barbara there are many more deserving. Seems her choices have been lacking... first the Blonde who knew nothing, then Star Jones who shat all over her, then the Asian news woman who is excellent but whose name escapes me at the time, then Eliabeth, and in the meantime she got ito it with Donald Trump.
I think the view has had it's day.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Victor
- Thursday 09 JuneBy Gnc
Sorry for the typos. Republic = Republican and "ito = into"
6 AM is not my time. :)
- Thursday 09 JuneBy jimmy dean
what else did she hope for from a political hack/whack job? You can't expect much else from a Republican yo-yo.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy ala
To bad! Both fit each other like two gloves.
- Thursday 09 June
I had to look at the date to make sure this is current. This story is OLD. As in MONTHS old. Naughty but Stupid Rob needs to stop digging in the archives for his items. This was reported a very long time ago. Shame on you, Naughty but Stupid Rob. Get some original material.
- Thursday 09 JuneBy JudyLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Sarah is and idiot....and anyone who listens to her is as well, live and learn Elizabeth...she is no ones friend...she is out for herself, you betcha...or how ever you spell it...I hope people wake up and listen to Mitt...he has my vote...oh, and get Whoppe off that show....man.....
- Thursday 09 JuneBy nrwlbt
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These are the kind of moments rock fans (and concert reviewers) live for: Midway through [artist id="988″]Green Day's[/artist] raucous two-hour set at New York's Webster Hall on Tuesday, just after frontman Billie Joe Armstrong had ordered the crowd to surge forward, one wayward fan found himself standing onstage — the end result of some rather crafty crowd surfing — face-to-face with Armstrong.
For a second, they just sort of stared at each other, as the chorus of "Longview," the song that put Green Day on the map, inched closer and closer. Then, perhaps inspired by the moment, the music or something else entirely, the guy reached out, grabbed Armstrong, and planted a long, wet kiss right on his mouth, while security looked on with Defcon-5 stares. Befuddled and bemused, Armstrong stumbled back, and the dude launched into the "Bite my lip and close my eyes" chorus, then dove back into the crowd, not to be seen again.
Now that's what you call fan outreach. Green Day had spent the past few days in and around New York City doing this sort of thing — meeting fans at in-store album signings and throwing a pair of (sorta) secret shows, Monday at the Bowery Ballroom and then Tuesday at Webster Hall — all in promotion of their just-released album, 21st Century Breakdown, which debuted at #1 on the Billboard albums chart this week. And, to their credit, none of it has felt promotional … it's been decidedly DIY, brash and snotty, like the Green Day of old.
Oh, and really, really loud too. At Webster, they literally shook the floor of the place (the 1,500 very lucky fans who bounded up and down with every guitar chord helped out, too). They spent the first hour of their set ripping through much of Breakdown, opening with "Song of the Century," barreling into the title track, then tearing through the first single, "Know Your Enemy."
Green Day kept the energy high throughout, with Armstrong sprinting across the stage and even taking a dip or two into the crowd. And though Breakdown had been out less than a week, the fans sang along loudly, nailing every word of new songs like "Before the Lobotomy," "Last of the American Girls" and "Murder City." It's also apparent that Breakdown standouts like "21 Guns" and "East Jesus Nowhere" are going to be massive arena-rock hits.
After an hour of breaking it down 21st Century-style, the band went back to American Idiot, zipping through the title track, getting epic on the nine-minute "Jesus of Suburbia" and stomping out "St. Jimmy." Then they took it back even further — all the way to 1991 — and performed "At the Library," a welcome choice for the fans who have been loyal from the start.
They did stuff from Dookie — the aforementioned "Longview," of course, plus "Basket Case" and "She" — took a side trip through Nimrod ("King for a Day"), then closed with "Minority," from 2000's Warning, pausing mid-song to thank fans for coming, before giving it one last burst of energy and finishing off the set.
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Coming in 2010: The George W. Bush Think Tank.
The ideas from a legacy of incompetence put to a group of thinkers.
Talk about something that boggles the mind.
In any event, the think tank series could be televised on PBS. Funny that, since during the Bush-Cheney regime, W. and his anti-intellectual cronies tried to abolish the Public Brooadcasting System — even targeting liberal-leaning guests, hosts of shows and programming in general.
Makes you wonder what they were thinking.
Also makes you wonder why Fox Noose didn't grab this and run with it like misinformation about the health care debate.
To get even, what if Fox ran a holiday special that probably few would watch, except the Kool-Aid guzzlers who swallow anything Rupert Murdoch, Roger Ailes and the minions at the Noose corporationshooves down their throats….
You would see: "Christmas with the Cheneys."
Dick and Lynne Cheney and their whacko daughter Liz celebrate a patriotic Christmas from the beauty, comfort and security of their undisclosed location.
The program features the former vice president reciting his own version of "The Night Before Christmas" while sitting around the fireplace with children of no color, who freak out as Uncle Creepy conducts the reading while throwing live kitties into the fire.
Cheney: " 'Twas the night before Christmas
and all through this great land
creatures were stirring to attack us
because this president doesn't have our best interests at hand."
After a commercial break for Viagra, Mr. Analogy himself, one-time comic Dennis Miller, performs his schtick:
Miller: "Hey, babe, give me a break with this Ba-rockhead Obama guy, will ya? I gotta tell ya, putting him in charge of anything is quintessential fish out of water stuff —- like Rosie O'Donnell at an audition to play the lead role in a remake of "Gidget." And, hello, what can I tell ya about Joe Biden his time. Gimme a break, babe, this guy talks more than a Chatty Cathy doll gooned on cocaine and Red Bull. If you wanna find the truth in life, sports fans, check out the comic strip "Mallard" in your local newspapers. If they don't run the thing, get them to. Trust me, this conservative-savvy bird is no lame duck."
After a commercial break for constipation, Lynne Cheney conducts a one-on-one interview in her kitchen with former Miss California Carrie Prejean while baking holiday treats. "Dick loves cheesecake," she tells Prejean. "And coincidentally, so does our other daughter." Then Lynne and Prejean talk about what Christmas means to people dedicated to what the former beauty queen refers to as "opposite marriage" —- the sacred bond of matrimony between a man and a woman. [edited from the broadcast, Prejean suddenly gets up and storms off the set after accusing Lynne of being "out of line" when the Cheneys lesbian daughter drops by for some egg nog and oysters.]
After a Fox Noose update about something President Obama is hiding from the American people, the show resumes with the Cheney's right wing-nut daughter Liz singing "My Heart Belongs to Daddy." She's backed up by 2012 GOP presidential wannabes Mitt Romney, Mike "Pardon me" Huckabee, Newt Gingrich and Tim Pawlenty, who Liz calls her Peps.
Segue to Daddy Cheney displaying a talent few new he possessed: impersonations of famous screen characters with dialogue written by Dick-O just for the occasion.
Here's the former VP as Captain Queeg from "The Caine Mutiny": "I tried to run the country as a tyrant elected to fight terrorists but the liberal wimps fought me at every turn. Ahhh, but Guantanamo Bay, that's, that's where I had them. And I would've proved beyond a reasonable doubt with the Supreme Court's ruling that waterboarding wasn't only legal in this case, it was my patriotic duty."
When Dick asks family members if there are any other characters they'd like to hear, he refuses one request: doing Burgess Meredith as The Penguin from the old "Batman" TV series.
After a final Fox Noose programming plug, the news special "Climate Change: Stop Trying to scare Americans, that's our job," the show ends with the family sitting around the dining room table saying grace and then feasting on raw coyote and blood from virgins.
Cheney turns to the camera and says: "There's no place like home for the holidays, and if you keep this guy in office another year we may be fighting Islamist terrorists in our own dining rooms for food we paid for from loans from the Chinese. Merry Christmas."
The camera pans away from the living room to a fake scene outside the fake house where the Cheneys live. Standing in fake falling snow is George W. Bush, dressed like a street urchin right out of a Dickens novel. He says, "Please, sir, a farthing for me think tank, sir" while dogs bark to the tune of "Jingle Bells."


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|Laminated retarder stack - Chemically-bonded retarder stacks are provided in this disclosure. A first organic layer having a first molecular orientation is chemically welded to a second organic layer having a second molecular orientation. The first and second molecular orientations are crossed when the organic layers are laminated. The first and second organic layers may be polycarbonate films, which can be welded together using a suitable solvent.
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Love is faith-based for newly married couple: Groom is battling cancer
HENDERSON, Ky. - Love is faith for the new Mr. and Mrs. Todd Satterfield.
Todd and his bride, the former Kayla Hazelwood, exchanged vows Wednesday evening in front of hundreds of family members, friends and well-wishers in front of the fountain outside of Methodist Hospital.
The young couple had originally set the wedding for Oct. 5 at One Life Church, where they both worship, but moved it up to July. Then they were going to hold it today, but decided to bump it up to Wednesday since it wasn't supposed to rain or be too hot.
It was too late to send out any invitations, so instead they relied on social media.
"All we did was put it out on Facebook which was very tacky we kind of thought, but it was the only way we knew how to get the word out real quick to everyone," Kayla said. "We figured if you really knew our story, you would understand."
Todd, 33, general manager at Thompson International, was diagnosed with esophageal cancer on Nov. 21, 2011.
He has undergone treatment off and on since then to treat the cancer. After a most recent stay at Vanderbilt Hospital, he came home to Henderson and has been a patient of St. Anthony's Hospice for nearly two weeks.
Kayla, 23, an oral surgery assistant at Green River Oral Surgery, has been by his side throughout.
When Todd was diagnosed with cancer, he and Kayla were just Facebook friends. They didn't really get to know each other until a couple months later when Todd recognized Kayla at Mr. B's and waved at her.
Thinking he was not waving at her, Kayla ignored him. He repeated the gesture with no luck, so he messaged her via Facebook on his phone.
This time she answered him back. They started talking and hit it off. Before he left, he told her he would talk to her again the next time she was on Facebook.
"It was sooner rather than later that I talked to her," Todd said. "We kind of built a friendship from there and moved forward."
Faith has been a very big part of his life since being diagnosed with cancer, Todd explained.
Both he and Kayla enjoy going to church and helping people in need. On some of their first dates the couple would ride around and just try to find people to help.
If someone lost their home in a fire, they purchased food. If someone was down on their luck, they would drop off essentials at their front door.
It was a way to do something positive and have fun together, while giving back. Once the relationship got more serious, the more Todd said he thinks God came into their relationship.
"We pray a lot for each other, about each other and about others," he said.
Todd's faith is an inspiration to his friends.
"His faith is the strongest of anyone I've ever known," said Joey Davenport, a friend of the Satterfields and a deacon at First Baptist Church in Sebree. "His entire focus since he was diagnosed was how can I grow closer to Christ and how can I get to know Him better."
Davenport first got to know Todd because his 7-year-old son Cooper was in day care with Todd's son Alec, 7. He later reached out and got to know him better about two years ago and have pretty much talked or texted every day since then.
Having seen firsthand how Todd and Kayla interact and care for one another, Davenport described the couple as the epitome of living on purpose, which is Todd's motto.
"Even when they first met, she knew his condition but loved him anyway," he said. "She knew there could be difficulties, but loved him anyway. She was with him when he was sick and she loved him anyway."
Everyone is going to have difficulties to overcome in relationships, Todd said.
"The most important thing to me, (four) days ago we not only made a commitment to each other, but made a commitment with God," he said. "We are committed to each other and we are committed through Him and with Him. If we stay true to that, nothing will break it."


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In today's society, giving a negative opinion is looked upon as 'hating'; the people who could handle negativity are seemingly all gone. As Nas and No I.D.'s friend and collaborator Common said on "The 6th Sense":
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MORDIFORD School recently celebrated 140 years and a reunion of former pupils was instigated by Charles Davies. The event started in the Holy Rood Church at 6pm with entertainment from Mordiford Community Choir plus the school choir. Former pupils then gathered at the school for light refreshments and to view an exhibition of old photos and documents.
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Tractors and agricultural or forestry machinery: coupling device and reverse
To enable the Community type-approval procedure put in place by Directive 74/150/EEC, which was subsequently repealed and replaced by Directive 2003/37/EC, to be implemented by harmonising the technical requirements concerning the coupling device and the reverse on wheeled agricultural and forestry tractors.
2) ACTCouncil Directive 79/533/EEC of 25 July 1978 on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to the coupling device and the reverse of wheeled agricultural or forestry tractors [Official Journal L 145 of 13.06.1979].
Amended by:
Council Directive 82/890/EEC of 17 December 1982 [Official Journal L 378 of 31.12.1982];
Directive 97/54/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 September 1997 [Official Journal L 277 of 10.10.1997];
Commission Directive 1999/58/EC of 7 June 1999 [Official Journal L 148 of 15.06.1999].
3) SUMMARYDirective 79/533/EEC
Scope: for the purpose of this Directive, "agricultural or forestry tractor" means any motor vehicle fitted with wheels or endless tracks and having at least two axles, the main function of which lies in its tractive power and which is specially designed to tow, push, carry or power certain tools, machinery or trailers intended for agricultural or forestry use. It may be equipped to carry a load and be fitted with passenger seats. Directive 79/533/EEC applies only to the specified tractors which are fitted with pneumatic tyres and which have two axles and a maximum design speed of between 6 and 25 km/h.
Every tractor must have a special device to which it must be possible to attach a connection such as a tow-bar or a tow-rope for towing purposes. The Annexes to the Directives contain provisions on the position and design of the coupling device.Directive 82/890/EEC
This Directive extends the scope of Directive 79/533/EEC. Henceforth, the legislation applies to the tractors specified under Directive 79/533/EEC which are fitted with pneumatic tyres and which have two axles and a maximum design speed of between 6 and 30 km/h.Directive 97/54/EC
This Directive amends the scope of Directive 79/533/EEC. The maximum design speed of wheeled agricultural or forestry tractors is henceforth 40 km/h.Directive 1999/57/EC
In the light of technical progress, this Directive amends the legislation to clarify the requirements for the coupling device.
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|Directive 79/533/EEC
|Directive 82/890/EEC
|Directive 97/54/EC
|Directive 99/58/EC