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Hello, I was on the flight to Dubai on an emirates flight and on the in-plane entertainment I watched a movie, and im pretty sure it was an Indonesian one, but I cannot remember the name!!
basically it was about a guy who fell in love with a girl, but never spoke to her. always used to watch her at the train station. and she had a fiancé who had left but in the end the fiancé and girl the woman got back together.
the guy would try get a pick pocketer to gather information from her, and then get arrested and in the end he got with a police woman.
If anyone knows the name help! lol
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Nairobi Kenya — Security was tight to a point of allowing no food, no water, nothing to eat - at the Nyayo Stadium where President Uhuru Kenyatta led the nation in celebrating the country's 51st birthday.
Plain-clothed and uniformed police officers were up to the task; nothing was left to chance.
The 30,000 capacity stadium was full to capacity with the audience ready to be entertained and listen to the speeches from their leaders. They were not disappointed.
Things kicked off when the President arrived at 11am and all protocols were observed and then entertainment.
An immediate talking points was the president's new ceremonial motorcade that set the ground elated. The president was in a Toyota Land Cruiser with bullet proof glass surrounding it while his motorcade included other armored vehicles.
"It shows power, this is pure power," I could here some people say as photographers and Kenyans with smart phones grasped the moment to take a photo of it.
After he inspected the guard of honour and settled to the podium, the President would periodically be seen exchanging some light conversation with his Deputy William Ruto and then burst in laughter.
A choir of recruits from the General Service Unit training school was the climax of entertainment. The crowds joined the choir in their singing while making some modern moves.
"This is truly a digital government, even police are rapping," I over heard a conversation, although opinion was divided. "With the dancing they cannot work well, we need serious officers."
Another said, "people are turning digital, it's not wrong. Police too are human; they should have fun too."
Then came the moment of speeches and the Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero was invited and the crowd gave him a warm welcome. This must have been good for him after the Saturday heckling by Coalition for Reforms and Democracy supporters.
Kidero said he would work for all without fear or favour.
The Deputy President William Ruto used his chance to affirm the government's commitment to work for all, but reminded the opposition that it was under the Jubilee administration.
We have one leader, we have one Government... and we will work for those who voted for us and those who did not because this is the Government of Kenya," he stated.
"We shall resist and defeat every form of profiling, discrimination or marginalisation. I want to ask all leaders, those in government and opposition; we have one country, one government and it's our duty and calling to work for the people of Kenya."
The President also had a strong message to the opposition that their ideas were welcome but Jubilee would not welcome talk of a coalition government.
"We thanks Kenyans for giving us a chance to lead this Government for five years, those thinking that there will be 'Nusu Mkate' (power sharing) they should forget," he affirmed amid celebrations from the citizens.
"The Government is firm... but we welcome all who want to come and we discuss the country issues."
Nusu Mkate is a euphemism for the coalition government which former President Mwai Kibaki formed with opposition leader Raila Odinga with the latter appointed as Prime Minister in 2008.


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The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Southwark, Peter Smith, has promised to "pass on" calls for Benedict XVI to "open the Vatican's secret sex abuse files".
Catholic campaigners seeking reform within their Church have published six questions for the Pope to consider during his visit to the UK next week.
The human rights campaigner Peter Tatchell has said that he is looking forward to speaking at the Greenbelt Christian festival this weekend, despite controversy.
Seven people who say they were abused as children by a Roman Catholic priest in California are taking legal action against the Catholic Diocese of Oakland.
The chair of the National Catholic Safeguarding Commission says the Vatican should remove the statute of limitations on prosecution of priests for child abuse.
'Britain's witch children', a Channel 4 television Dispatches documentary shown on Monday 26 July, was disturbing and revealing.
A group of Roman Catholics have marched to St Peter's Square in the Vatican to call for women to be ordained as priests. Police asked them to leave as they peacefully handed out flyers to passers-by.
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Human rights and gay campaigner Peter Tatchell, an atheist, has praised Catholic bishops for rejecting baseless claims that being gay is linked to abusing children.
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Using findings from their experiments, Pratt and Narvaez developed an optimized storage-system design.
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During this time, the team also began to conceive of a tube array that would allow efficient thermal management (via water flows around the tubes).
With Sandia's and HHC's design complete, project activity will transfer to Hawaii, where HHC will produce the first prototype metal hydride storage system. HHC will work with Canadian fuel-cell company Hydrogenics, which will integrate the new storage system into its proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell power pack, designed to fit into a forklift.
"DOE catalyzed the market for fuel cell forklifts, using industry cost-sharing to deploy more than 500 units through the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act," said Pratt. "The private sector recognized the advantages of fuel cell forklifts and deployed more than 5,000 additional units since then without government funding. If successful, the HHC project will lead to lower cost, improved-performance fuel cell forklift systems that will lead to even greater market growth."
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Long Beach State Extends Win Streak to Four With 3-0 Victory Over Pacific
March 1, 2014
LONG BEACH - The fifth-ranked Long Beach State men's volleyball team cruised to its fourth-straight victory as it swept Pacific, 25-15, 25-19, 25-18, Saturday evening at the Walter Pyramid.
The 49ers, who have won eight of their last nine, improved to 11-4 overall and 10-4 in MPSF action.
Senior Taylor Crabb led the way with a match-high 18 kills on .552 hitting. He also had five digs and a team-best four blocks.
Senior Dalton Ammerman finished with seven kills and 10 digs, while sophomore Andrew Sato recorded 10 digs as well. Senior Ian Satterfield chipped in eight kills and classmate Jeff Ornee had five kills and no errors on six attempts (.833).
Senior Connor Olbright directed LBSU to a .438 hitting percentage with 39 assists. He also compiled seven digs.
Long Beach State never trailed in the first set as it broke open a 6-6 tie with a 9-2 run, which ended with a Crabb kill, to take a commanding 15-8 lead. The 49ers stayed out front by at least five before they outscored Pacific, 8-3, down the stretch for the 25-15 victory.
LBSU looked like it was going to run away in set two after going up 5-2 on a kill from Satterfield, but the Tigers chipped away and eventually knotted it up at 9-9. The two teams then went back-and-forth with 10 more tie scores, until Long Beach State made the final push. Behind the strong serving of Olbright, the home team accounted for the final six points to give them the 25-19 win.
The 49ers pulled ahead midway through the third set, taking a 17-10 lead on the heels of an 8-2 spurt. Crabb sparked the run with five kills. LBSU continued to sideout and eventually ended it at 25-18 on an Ammerman kill.
Pacific (2-15, 1-13 MPSF) hit just .170 on the night and was paced by Thomas Hodges' 12 kills.
Long Beach State is back in action next weekend when it entertains league-leading and second-ranked BYU on Friday, March 7. The 49ers will also host unranked Cal Baptist on Saturday, March 8. First serve for both matches is slated for 7 p.m.
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Harmon Park, Williston State College, and James Memorial Art Center. Raymond Family Community Center and Eagle Ridge Golf Club are also within 3 mi (5 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a fitness center and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a spa tub, a 24-hour business center, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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HomStay Suites features a spa tub and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Letter - Salutations from Migration Office, Myerscough, 1963 Reg. No: HT 13712
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- Letter dated 7/11/1963 from the Chief Migration Officer at the Office of High Commissioner for Australia to the Myerscough family, wishing them a happy voyage and success in their new life in Australia. The letter was part of the application and acceptance process for the Myerscough's to migrate from England to Australia in 1963 and kept as a souvenir of their migration experiences.
John and Doreen Myerscough migrated to Australia from Liverpool in England with their daughters Jill and Julie on 20 November 1963. Searching for greater opportunities and with savings behind them, they took advantage of the Australian Government's 'Nest Egg Scheme'. They were also assisted ten pound migrants. The family sailed on the P&O Orient Line SS Canberra and settled in Melbourne where the climate was said to be similar to that of England. They transferred directly to Altona Migrant Hostel and ended up staying there (most unusually) for two years. John worked on the Geelong-Melbourne oil pipeline, in construction, and as a sub-contractor all over Victoria installing ceilings. Doreen had another baby Paul and later worked at Rothman's cigarette factory in Brooklyn. The couple purchased a block of land in Melton, promoted as a growth suburb, but the potential for isolation, as well as the couple's inability to really get ahead, made them decide to give up the dream and return to England. They paid their full fares, sold their land and returned to Liverpool on the P&O Orient Line SS Oriana on 21 January 1966. However, the challenges they experienced inspired them to strive and succeed, and John and Doreen have subsequently become frequent tourist visitors to Australia.
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|Text: OFFICE OF THE HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR AUSTRALIA/CHIEF MIGRATION OFFICER/AUSTRALIA HOUSE/STRAND/LONDON W.C.2/7th November, 1963/Dear Sir/Now that your arrangements for migration are completed I should/like to wish you a happy voyage and every success in your newe life in/Australia.
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In an interview with The Times of London, Jackson's nanny for a decade, Grace Rwaramba, said she had to pump the singer's stomach many times because he had taken too many pills and that he took up a combination of several different painkillers.
Jackson could leave a financial and legal conflict in his wake.
Even though he reportedly had a debt of $400 million and continued splurging sprees despite his dismal financial situation, Jackson's albums are flying off the shelves now and his songs are back in the top charts after his death. Some say like Elvis Presley, Jackson's could become worth more in death than life.
Revenue from Jackson's songs is expected to triple this year because of his death. In the last three days, a Las Vegas auction of Jackson memorabilia -- including a crystal-studded shirt -- has found new life. The auction -- done on Jackson's behalf -- was expected to fetch only $6,000 initially, but it pulled in more than $200,000 after his death.
On Sunday, Jackson's greatest hits album "Number Ones" album topped the UK album chart.
Questions are also swirling about whether Deborah Rowe, Jackson's ex-wife and the mother of his two oldest children, will seek custody. Rowe has not been a part of the children's lives; Jackson had full custody.
Rowe's attorney said in a statement Saturday that her "only thoughts at this time have been regarding the devastating loss Michael's family has suffered. Ms. Rowe requests that Michael's family, and particularly the children, be spared such harmful, sensationalist speculation and that they be able to say goodbye to their loved one in peace."
Cole said the main question is about the third child, who was born by a surrogate mother whose name has never been revealed.
"You really don't want to break up a family. So she's really coming out and saying, 'I want to reclaim my two children,'" Cole said. "I don't think a judge is going to want to split up that family so that's another huge question that's going to take some time to resolve."
In a statement released late Saturday, the Los Angeles Police Department said Dr. Conrad Robert Murray "voluntarily contacted" the department.
"During the meeting Dr. Murray helped identify the circumstances around the death of the pop icon and clarified some inconsistencies," the statement said. "Dr. Murray has been in Los Angeles since the death of Mr. Jackson. He rode in the ambulance to the hospital and stayed at the hospital for hours comforting and consoling the Jackson family."
Murray's spokeswoman, Miranda Sevcik, said in a statement that he "helped identify the circumstances around the death of the pop icon and clarified some inconsistencies," and that the doctor is in no way a suspect. The statement added that Murray has been in Lose Angeles since Jackson's death and plans to stay there until his cooperation is no longer needed.
Murray, a cardiologist, had tried to "pump" Jackson, according to the 911 call, but did not sign a death certificate.
"Dr. Murray's grieving for the loss of Mr. Jackson, as millions of people around the world are," said Matt Alford, a partner at the law firm hired by Murray, Stradley, Chernoff & Alford. "But he was not only Mr. Jackson's physician, he was also his friend and he's grieving for Mr. Jackson right now but he's holding up well."


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Collier schools to start encouraging smartphones in the classroom
Barron Collier High School - Monday, May 6
Everglades City School - TBD
Gulf Coast High School - Wednesday, May 8
Golden Gate High School - Thursday, May 30
Golden Terrace Elementary School - Tuesday, May 14
Immokalee Middle School - Thursday, May 9
Lely High School - Thursday, May 9
Lorenzo Walker Technical High School - Thursday, May 23
Manatee Middle School - Thursday, May 9
Pelican Marsh Elementary School - Tuesday, May 7
Sea Gate Elementary School - Thursday, May 16
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The days of viewing cellphones as a distraction in the classroom are coming to an end in Collier County public schools.
Starting this week, administrators will toss out a ban on cellphone use at school and instead encourage it. It's part of the district's new "Bring Your Own Device" initiative, or BYOD, which officially launches Monday with information sessions and letters that will go to parents at 11 pilot schools.
In August, 11 elementary, middle and high schools will pilot the initiative. Teachers in those schools, which are scattered across the county, will be encouraged to incorporate electronic devices into their lessons.
The goal, Superintendent Kamela Patton said, is to teach students in their world of the Internet, texting and iPads. That means using those tools to increase student engagement — and altering the role a teacher plays.
"It's not being so much a, quote, teacher like we used to think," she said. "It's more about being a facilitator of education for kids because education is going to be beyond the walls. We can't think that this is the little red school house."
In March, Patton and 37 other district officials headed to Georgia for a conference about BYOD. There, they learned how the Forsyth County, Ga., school district has implemented a "bring your own" policy and watched it being used in the classroom.
Since its return, the group has been putting together a plan to implement something similar here. Under that plan, the initiative will be rolled out in Collier County's 49 public schools in three phases at virtually no cost to the district. By August 2014, every school will allow electronic devices in classrooms.
Eventually, Patton envisions the Collier County School District hosting BYOD conferences attended by educators from across the country. That would bring more attention and dollars to the school district, as well as the local community, she said.
For now, administrators are working with teachers, principals and parents in the 11 schools that will be the first to try it out. This week, the district is launching a website dedicated to the topic, through which parents can register their child's device. Parent information sessions about the change are scheduled starting Monday.
Critics of BYOD policies say they leave lower income students behind because they don't own and can't afford electronic devices. Patton said that was initially one of the biggest concerns for district administrators because more than 63 percent of students are categorized as economically needy.
But Forsyth County schools administrators say the district supplements student devices with district-owned laptops and computers, and students are happy to share.
In Collier County, administrators plan to start collecting used smartphones this week. They'll also allow community members to pitch in by paying for a device for a student. Several schools with higher percentages of lower-income students are among those piloting BYOD.
"We want to be able to show you can make this happen regardless of income," Patton said.
Principals at the pilot schools are excited to get started, Patton said.
"The principals are just jumping because they can see students engaged at higher levels," she said. "And that's what they always want to see."
But parent Barb Anderson, a member of the school advisory committee at Golden Gate High School, said her thoughts on the concept are mixed. On one hand, she's supportive of any push to make learning more creative because she believes it could reel in students who "go to school because their parents tell them they have to."
On the other hand, she worries about potentially giving students more ways to get off task — especially at the high school level.
"Unless they're really into school, they've got so many darn distractions anyhow," said Anderson, whose son is a junior at Golden Gate High. Chief among her worries is text messaging.
Patton said that was the top concern among the district's high school principals. But the trip to Forsyth County schools eased their worries, she said. During tours through the schools, she and the other conference attendees rarely saw students texting, she said.
"(The students said) It's not against the rules so they don't care," Patton said.
Administrators are optimistic that they can curb use of inappropriate or distracting websites like Facebook by requiring students to use the district's wireless Internet, which blocks inappropriate sites. That should not require an expansion of the district's system, Patton said.
Using the 3G network accessible through data plans will be against the district's responsible use policy, which parents and students are required to accept.
But the goal of BYOD is to keep students from wanting to get off task, said Tim Kutz, principal of Barron Collier High, one of the 11 pilot schools.
"BYOD means I'm going to engage my students using their own technology to a level that they don't want to be texting or wandering off on a website that's not relevant to what we're doing," he said.
To help teachers use it effectively, the district will lead professional development opportunities this summer. Teachers will get tips on how to manage a classroom full of cellphones and other devices, and how to incorporate those devices into their lessons.
"We will be making sure that we're giving them constant support and feedback and development on it so that we're all in this together as a team," Manatee Middle principal Peggy Aune said.
Laurie Arnez, a media specialist at Sea Gate Elementary, said her school is exploring an idea to allow students to create "book trailers" using iMovie instead of writing traditional book reports or putting together PowerPoint presentations. Another idea is using a smartphone app called Morfo, which allows the user to create a talking 3D face, in lessons about historical figures.
"It's just very engaging and students would really enjoy that," Arnez said.
Kutz envisions allowing students 10 minutes to use the Internet to find out everything they can about a topic before delving into it.
"You just opened the door to a huge resource that a lot of students years ago never had," he said.
Use of the devices will be encouraged but optional for teachers. Kutz said he expects some teachers to embrace it immediately and others to "roll their eyes and say, 'Oh, gosh, what are we getting into?'"
But he predicts that over time, after going through training and experimenting with BYOD, teachers will embrace it.
"They're going to say, 'I can't believe we ever taught without these,'" Kutz said.
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October 25, 1942
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Terumasa Hino (日野 皓正 Hino Terumasa?, born October 25, 1942 in Tokyo) is a Japanese jazz trumpeter. Currently based in New York, Hino is widely acknowledged as one of Japan's finest jazz musicians.[1] His instruments include the trumpet, cornet and flügelhorn.[2]
Hino's exposure to music began at a young age, with his father, a step dancer and trumpeter, teaching him tap dancing when he was 4 years old.[2] He soon began performing with the trumpet when he was 9 years old.[2] In the 1950s, Hino began his career as a professional jazz musician; his music being inspired by Fumio Nanri and Hiroshi Sakaue.[3] In 1965, after working with several noted jazz artists, he joined Hideo Shiraki's Quintet, with whom he stayed till 1969, leaving to lead his own band full-time, which he had started in 1964. In 1969, Hino released the album Hi-nology, released to critical acclaim and success,[4] and soon after performed in several jazz festivals and clubs worldwide, such as the Berliner Jazztage in 1971[4] and Munich Jazzclub in 1973, and working with Masabumi Kikuchi in 1974,[2] before settling in New York in 1975.[2]
Upon settling in New York, Hino worked with numerous artists in the following years, including Joachim Kuhn, Gil Evans, Jackie McLean, Ken McIntyre, Dave Liebman, Hal Galper, Carlos Garnett, Sam Jones and Elvin Jones, as well as leading his own group, which is credited by the jazz guitarist John Scofield for him turning from fusion to jazz.[2] Beginning from the 1980s, Hino spent more time in Japan and helped incorporate several elements such as avant garde and fusion into his music.[2] Since then, he has toured several countries and regions, including Europe in the 1990s.[2] In 1996, he performed again with Masabumi Kikuchi, also performing the session with the saxophonist Greg Osby.[2]
Hino's brother, Motohiko Hino, went on to a career as a jazz drummer.
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- Alone, Alone and Alone (1967)
- Hino=Kikuchi Quintet (1968, Takt)
- Hi-Nology (1969, Takt)
- Feelin' Good (1969, Takt)
- Alone Together (1970, Takt)
- Journey to Air (1970, Canyon)
- Vibrations (1971, Enja)
- Fuji (1972, Enja)
- Hartman Meets Hino (1972, EMI Japan)
- Taro's Mood (1973, Enja)
- Live! (1973, Three Blind Mice)
- Into Eternity (1974, Columbia Records)
- Journey Into My Mind (1974)
- Speak To Loneliness (1975, East Wind)
- Live In Concert (1975, East Wind)
- Wheel Stone: Live in Nemuro (1975, East Wind)
- May Dance (1977, Flying Disk)
- Live Under The Sky (1977, Flying Disk)
- Hip Seagull (1977, Flying Disk)
- Le Chanson D'Orphee (1978, RCA Records)
- City Connection (1979, Flying Disk)
- Daydream (1980, Flying Disk)
- "Pyramid" (1982, song_music)
- Double Rainbow (1981, CBS/Sony)
- New York Times (1983, CBS/Sony)
- Detour (1988, EMI Music Japan)
- Terumasa Hino (1986, Denon)
- Bluestruck (1990/04/11, Blue Note)
- From The Heart (1991/06/21, Blue Note)
- Live in Warsaw (1991/12/15)
- Warsaw Jazz Festival 1991 (1993, Jazzmen)
- Unforgettable (1993, Blue Note)
- Oh Happy Day - SRM Best Selection (1993/03/21)
- Triple Helix (1993/10/20, Enja; with Masabumi Kukuchi and Masahiko Togashi)
- Spark (1994/07/22, Blue Note)
- Moment - Alive at Blue Note Tokyo Hino Kikuchi Quintet (1996/03/20)
- With Kikuchi Acoustic Boogie (1996, Blue Note; collaboration with Masabumi Kikuchi)
- Live In Warsaw (1996, Who's Who in Jazz)
- Off the Coast (1997/06/21)
- Round Midnight (1998/10/21; with Manhattan Jazz Quintet)
- Into The Heaven (2000, Columbia Records)
- Transfusion (2000/07/05, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- DNA (2001/06/20, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- DNA Live In Tokyo (2002/04/10, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Here We Go Again (2003/07/02, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Dragon (2005/05/18, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Crimson (2006/06/21, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Counter Current with Hino-Kikuchi Quintet (2007/09/09, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Edges with Hino-Kikuchi Duo (2007/11/21, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Weakness in Execution (2008/11/05, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
- Aftershock (2011/5/25, Sony Music Entertainment Japan)
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With Elvin Jones
- Earth Jones (Palo Alto, 1982)
With Ken McIntyre
- Introducing the Vibrations (SteepleChase, 1977)
With Mal Waldron
- Moods (Enja, 1978)
With John Scofield
- East Meets West (Black Hawk Records, Storyville Records, 1977)
- Jazz Acoustic Machine (2012) (with J.A.M)
- ^ Peter Watrous (1988-06-02). "Review/Jazz; Terumasa Hino, A Trumpeter From Japan". The New York Times. Retrieved 2007-12-16.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i "Terumasa Hino > Biography at MyStrands". Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Retrieved 2007-12-16.
- ^ "NanriFumio2". Ohara999.com. Retrieved 2013-06-17.
- ^ a b "enja Records - TERUMASA HINO". enja Records. Retrieved 2007-12-16.
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Lufthansa has consistently experienced 100% technical dispatch reliability on its Airbus A380s, but Air France is frequently dropping below its 98.5% target.
Speaking at Aviation Week's MRO Europe conference in London today, Air France Industries vice-president line maintenance and airframe engineering Herve Page said the carrier is "more or less" at its targeted 98.5% technical dispatch reliability, "sometimes above, but more often below".
However, he adds that technical issues are being resolved and he is confident Air France will reach its 98.5% target "rapidly".
Lufthansa Technik director of new aircraft readiness line maintenance, Dean Raineri, says that on Lufthansa's A380s technical dispatch reliability within 15 minutes has not dropped below 100%.
"So far we've been fortunate, we've only had two delays but they were within 15 minutes," says Raineri. He adds that the 100% reliability record is due largely to the fact that Lufthansa's A380s are 'Wave 2' models, which have a "higher modification level" than earlier models.
"It's worthwhile not being the launch customer," says Raineri, adding that Lufthansa's dispatch reliability on its A380s is also the result of the carrier's "preventive maintenance" strategy. "We don't wait until failure occurs."
Lufthansa's A380s have clocked up 2,200 flight hours, or 600 flight cycles, since they were delivered to the carrier in May. Air France's A380s have operated 8,913 flight hours and 1,606 flight cycles.
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Gay-rights leaders concede that Obama has his hands full with wars, recession, health care reform and other challenges, but they nonetheless feel slighted – compared to other liberal constituencies – by a president who, during the campaign, said he would be a "fierce advocate" for gay rights.
"Show us you are indeed that fierce advocate," said Jody Huckaby, executive director of Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays.
Huckaby said he was particularly dismayed last week when Obama's Justice Department defended the Defense of Marriage Act, which allows states to reject other states' legal gay marriages and prohibits federal recognition of any same-sex partnerships. As candidate, Obama promised to repeal the act.
On the other hand, some conservative activists continue to decry Obama's commitment to a "radical homosexual agenda" and have launched protests against some of the gays appointed to administration jobs. The prime target at the moment is Kevin Jennings, founder of the Gay, Lesbian, Straight Education Network, who has been named to oversee the Education Department's Office of Safe & Drug Free Schools.
Shannon Minter, legal director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, said the responsibility for inaction on gay-rights priorities lies with both Obama and Congress.
"It's shocking to realize we still live a country where gay and lesbian people can't serve openly in the military, have no federal protections in the private workplace, and same-sex couples are entitled to no benefits under federal law," Minter said.
"There's so much anger in our community. We expect the president and Congress to move forward."


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A farmer collects potatoes as her son watches during a harvest in Khiam valley, southern Lebanon.
BEIRUT: Potato and citrus farmers held a protest Saturday in the northern city of Tripoli over increasing difficulties in exporting their produce to the Arab world, the state-run National News Agency reported.
The farmers held a sit-in outside the headquarters of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture of Tripoli and urged officials to find a quick solution to their problem.
"Roads are closed to trucks that carry our produce and we cannot afford the costs of exporting them by sea," said Hussein Rifai, the head of the Potato Farmers Association in Akkar.
Rifai warned of further protests and threatened that farmers would hold sit-ins across Lebanon.
Lebanese farmers have been facing difficulties in exporting products because of the closure of the borders with Syria.
The Lebanese Farmers Association has repeatedly called on authorities to take active steps to allow Lebanese trucks to cross the Syrian border and have accused the Agriculture Ministry of mishandling the issue.
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Barnes & Noble Announces Winners of "Believe in Reading" Justin Bieber Concert Sweepstakes
NOOK Media LLC, a subsidiary of Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE: BKS), the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products, today announced the winners of the "Believe in Reading" sweepstakes. The sweepstakes was part of an exclusive NOOK Media and Barnes & Noble promotion with the Pop/R&B Global Superstar that ran in Barnes & Noble stores from November 8, 2012, to December 24, 2012. Customers and fans who visited the NOOK counter at their local Barnes & Noble store were able to enter for a chance to win The Grand prize, and customers in select cities could also enter for a chance to win two tickets to the show in that city. The promotion also included a Barnes & Noble donation to one of Justin Bieber's favorite charities, Pencils of Promise.
McKenzie Suntzenich of New York was The Grand Prize Winner and received four tickets and a trip to Justin's final concert of this leg of the Believe Tour in Miami, Florida. McKenzie also met Justin at the show, and received a free NOOK HD, the lightest and highest-resolution 7-inch HD tablet available, which came pre-loaded with Justin's latest eBook, Just Getting Started.
"Last night was amazing," McKenzie said the day after meeting Justin at the concert. "Seeing Justin up close was crazy and I got to hug him too and he is even better looking in person. The show was great of course too. He is such an awesome performer and always puts on a good show. Huge shout out to NOOK for making this entire day possible. It was the best day of my life!"
The promotion also gave customers in select cities who visited the NOOK counter at their local Barnes & Noble store a chance to win two tickets to the show in that city, along with the opportunity to meet Justin in person at the show. The local sweepstakes winners were picked from The Following Barnes & Noble stores: The Summit Birmingham (Birmingham, AL); Oviedo Mall (Oviedo, FL); Southlake (Morrow, GA); Metairie (Metairie, LA); Burlington (Burlington, NC); Morrison (Charlotte, NC); Cool Springs (Brentwood, TN); and San Pedro (San Antonio, TX).
As part of the exclusive "Believe in Reading"partnership with Justin Bieber, Barnes & Noble and NOOK donated $50,000 to Pencils of Promise, one of his favorite charities. Pencils of Promise is an organization dedicated to increasing access to quality education, and to help with that goal, Barnes & Noble also donated 1,000 award-winning NOOK Simple Touch eReaders to schools in the U.S. who contributed to the Pencils of Promise Schools4All fundraising campaign.
With almost 700 stores nationwide, Barnes & Noble is the best place for Justin Bieber fans to get all of his Merchandise in one convenient location, including his CDs (Believe, Under the Mistletoe, My World, Never Say Never), DVDs (Never Say Never) and books (Just Getting Started). For more information, fans should visit www.bn.com/JustinBieber.
About Barnes & Noble, Inc.
Barnes & Noble, Inc. (NYSE:BKS) is a Fortune 500 company and the leading retailer of content, digital media and educational products. The company operates 689 Barnes & Noble bookstores in 50 states, and one of the Web's largest e-commerce sites, BN.com (www.bn.com). Its NOOK Media LLC subsidiary is a leader in the emerging digital reading and digital Education markets. The NOOK digital business offers award-winning NOOK products and an expansive collection of digital reading and entertainment content through the NOOK Store (www.nook.com), while Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC operates 674 bookstores serving over 4.6 million students and faculty members at colleges and universities across the United States. Barnes & Noble is proud to be named a J.D. Power and Associates 2012 Customer Service Champion and is only one of 50 U.S. companies so named. Barnes & Noble.com is ranked the number one online retailer in customer satisfaction in the book, music and video category and a Top 10 online retailer overall in customer satisfaction according to ForeSee E-Retail Satisfaction Index (Spring Top 100 Edition).
General information on Barnes & Noble, Inc. can be obtained via The Internet by visiting the company's corporate website: www.barnesandnobleinc.com.
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NOOK reading and entertainment products make it easy to read what you love, anywhere you like with a fun, easy-to-use and immersive digital reading experience. With NOOK, customers gain access to the expansive NOOK Store of more than 3 million digital books, plus periodicals, comics, apps, movies and TV shows, and the ability to enjoy content across a wide array of popular devices through free NOOK Reading Apps and NOOK Video apps, available at www.nook.com/freenookapps. NOOK owners receive Always Free NOOK Support in any of Barnes & Noble's nearly 700 bookstores. Find NOOK devices in Barnes & Noble stores and online at www.nook.com, as well as leading retailers including Best Buy, Walmart, Target and many others. NOOK products are available in the United Kingdom through www.nook.co.uk and leading retailers.
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About Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber - this weekend's (February 9,2013) host and musical guest of NBC's Saturday Night Live - has amassed over 3 billion views on YouTube, over 51.1 million Facebook fans and more than 34.2 million Twitter followers, making him the #1 most-followed person on Twitter. Bieber just became the first artist in history with five #1 albums before his 19th birthday as his BELIEVE ACOUSTIC album debuted last week at #1 Soundscan. His 2012 album BELIEVE (Island Def Jam) exploded to #1 in 30 countries including top markets such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and Brazil. The platinum album's first two singles "Boyfriend" and the #1 radio SMASH "As Long As You Love Me" feat. Big Sean are both multiplatinum. Bieber's current Believe World Tour sold out in 45 minutes and is the #1 grossing tour in the world according to Billboard magazine. "Beauty And A Beat," which features Nicki Minaj, recently smashed the VEVO record for the most watched music video in 24 hours delivering 10.6 million views. The video is currently at more than 155 million views since its VEVO premiere on Friday, October 12.
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> I wrote a new article for makeitmissoula on DE. In this article, I mention > /I've heard from several sources that consuming diatomaceous earth will: > – add years to your lifespan
> – make your hair thicker and grow faster
> – make you appear ten years younger as your skin becomes clearer > – reduce the amount of gray hair
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I did not know it could be eaten…here's more about dietary DE:
DE is added to baking flours as an anti-caking agent – you have likely eaten bread that was made from flour containing DE. Eating DE can have many health benefits for animals and humans alike, but it is imperative to only consume DE that is from food-grade quality sources. Some forms of DE can be toxic.
Safe Solutions DE comes from a pure fresh-water deposit that is guaranteed as "Food Grade" quality and is 100% non-toxic – no chemical additives.
*Some recommend to dose humans by mixing food grade diatomaceous earth in a glass of water before bed or first thing in the morning, well before breakfast, to allow diatomaceous earth time to move through and absorb toxins from ones digestive tract without interfering or absorbing nutrients from foods or liquids. Some report great results consuming 1 tsp. in a glass of water prior to each meal, 3x/day.
MINERALIZATION: Natural food grade diatomaceous earth contains 15 trace minerals: calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, copper, zinc iron, phosphorous, selenium, etc. People note shinier coats, better overall health, better production, etc. in their animals who are fed food grade diatomaceous earth regularly.
GRAIN STORAGE & PROTECTION: Codex food grade diatomaceous earth is a healthy non-toxic alternative to chemical contamination of stored grain. When the grain is to be used, food grade diatomaceous earth can be easily removed, but need not be. Since it is "food grade", makes no difference in taste or cooking quality, and adds 15 trace minerals. Suggested grain storage use: 1 cup of DE will protect 50 #'s of grain — 5 cups of food grade diatomaceous earth will protect 300 #'s of grain — 7 lbs. of DE will protect 1500 #'s of grain or seeds. One source advises only 1 to 2 #'s of DE per ton of grain.
A study done by ACRES, USA, Inc. advised that after 12 months of storage, the food grade diatomaceous earth treated material had 15 insects, compared to 4884 for malathion and 16,994 for untreated grain.
MORE DIATOMACEOUS EARTH BENEFITS: Food grade diatomaceous earth has been reported in scientific literature to absorb methyl mercury, e-coli, endotoxins, viruses (including polio virus), organophosphate pesticide residues, drug resides, and protein, perhaps even the proteinaceous toxins produced by some intestinal infections. Food grade diatomaceous earth detoxes.
There are some features about food grade diatomaceous earth that correspond with its ability as both a digestive aid and a colon cleanser. The honeycomb skeletal form of diatomaceous earth is found, under microscopic evaluation to reveal a tendency to become filled and clogged with hard debris such as intestinal scale. Food grade diatomaceous earth has not been found to cause any insult to the mucosa or barrier wall.
Diatomaceous earth has a negative charge and bacteria has a positive charge, wherein it is believed by some that food grade diatomaceous earth sweeps bacteria out of the body by trapping it in its honeycomb shaped skeletal form.
· Natural wormer – eliminates many parasites without chemicals · Safe, non-toxic, parasites don't build immunity as they do with traditional wormers
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