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We had got some reports from our sources that the nation's biggest cell phone carrier will be doing away with the Microsoft Kin and this fear was confirmed as the company has later confirmed that they will indeed be doing this and pretty soon. In a recent statement which was given by the company in this relation said that they will indeed no longer be selling the Kin in both 'One' and 'Two' variants in their own flagship stores. The customers who are already using this phone will however be not affected with the reversal. The company has announced that all kinds of customer care facilities will be available for this phone. One good thing with this pull back is that the company did not have many customers of this phone as it is.
Indeed both these phones are really not the top of the line social networking devices and we will really not be missing it that much. The Kin One was a rather oddly shaped machine and the other variant the Kin Two had a slider QWERTY key pad. The phones were okay but nothing really great. The cell phones themselves had a custom edition of the Windows mobile platform. So they seem to be more or less okay mobile phones but what did go wrong than within a few months this device has to be shelved? The major reason was the shortcomings of the Windows phone which does not allow the users to download new applications on the device. We found this to be really one of the major downsides of this phone. What followed was some gross mismanagement on the part of Microsoft and some miscommunication from Verizon meant that they did not enter into an agreement over the data plan and Verizon wanted to take up the smartphone spectrum instead.


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I have always been deeply connected to Somalia, my homeland, and I am also very connected to Utah State University, where I earned both a master's degree in range science in 1991 and a Ph.D. in economics in 2001. My thesis was an optimal dynamic control model for livestock in central Somalia.
I met my wife, Habiba Nur, at Utah State, where she also was a student from Somalia, and we were married at the Student Union Center. I had to be in Somalia at the time of the wedding, and so her father stood in as my proxy in our Islamic wedding, and then we were reunited when I returned.
We have three children, a 19-year-old daughter, Mayran A. Mohamed, who is a freshman at Utah State, a 15-year-old daughter, Ladan, and a 13-year-old son, Lidan. I have taught at Weber State and at the University of Phoenix, as well as working for a number of years in the private sector and for the State Health Department of Utah.
Over the years, I had always stayed in touch with a man who grew up very near me in Somalia, Abdiweli Mohamed Ali. For years, we both dreamed of a better future for our country, as it struggled, with the civil war in 1991, with the radical Islamist group al Shabaab, with Somali pirates, with drought and the destruction of the country's infrastructure.
Mr. Ali became Prime Minister of Somalia in June 2011, and I applied for the position of Minister of Finance, to which I was appointed in July 2011. I now oversee 500 employees in the Finance Ministry, with an annual budget of $98 million.
We are at a critical time in the history of this nation—a country that famously lies along the ancient Silk Road trade route, stretching from southern Europe through Arabia, Somalia, Egypt, Persia, India, and Java until it reached China. Since the second millennium BC, Somalia traded with Egypt and Greece, exporting short-horned cattle, incense, ebony, gold, ivory, and animal skins.
Today we are working very hard to take back control of the land from rebel groups. In July 2011 we controlled just one street in the capital city of Mogadishu, and now in mid-2012, we've liberated 80 percent of the city and most of the surrounding country.
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Director Gavin Hood is reportedly developing Ender's Game, the award winning novel by Orson Scott Card, into a feature film. Hood (Tsotsi) plans to direct the film using a modified script written by Card.
The story follows a group of children in the future who, because of their high intelligence, are chosen to attend a special school. Here they are taught the methods of space warfare using high-tech "simulators." Notice how I put quotes around the word "simulators." Why do you think I did that?
Although highly accalimed, Ender's Game has not had much luck in Hollywood due in part to the special effects required and the fact that a film adaptation would rely heavily on child actors. While I understand those concerns, I have full faith that the man who brought us X-Men Origins: Wolverine will have the skill and subtlety needed to pull off such a complex story. (24 Frames via /Film)
When I began preparing for the coming Robopocalypse, my now ex-girlfriend said I was crazy. But word has it that iconic director and propagandist for the New World Order, Steven Spielberg, may be prepping for the Robopocalypse as well. Who's the "deranged moron with a small penis" now, eh Cindy?
Spielberg, who initially passed on the film in favor of his current film, War Horse, is reportedly considering Robopocalypse as his next project. The story by Daniel H. Wilson chronicles man's fight for survival as robots turn on their former masters and humanity's chickens come home to roost. If I were you, I'd unplug my Roomba right now and throw it off a bridge. (Vulture via First Showing)
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Davis Guggenheim's latest documentary covers the problems of the education system and offers solutions. Waiting for "Superman" explains the educational system and the politicians' promises interspersed throughout children's own stories. The visual demonstrations clarify all the complicated systems in place, explain the statistics and lay out the geography of school districts.
The honesty of children is sobering. You see first graders without any ego or melodrama, yet talking about what school isn't giving them, there's your story right there. You don't need to go to the parents or the teachers, that's the story. These are good kids, in elementary school when it's still cute, not tainted yet.
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Last spring, when the cast of "Lost" was making the press rounds trying to talk-up the finale as anything but an enormous "FUUUU!!!!" to the fans, Terry O'Quinn and Michael Emerson revealed their wish to star alongside one another as retired assassins on a new show. Now that idea has some traction in the form of J.J. Abrams.
Abrams is shopping around O'Quinn's comedic drama concept to the networks, and with his name attached, it's likely to be held in high regard. Which means if the show does come together, we may see it on a real network instead of it being sandwiched in between "SVU" marathons on USA. Sounds like a fun show, though it clearly deserves to be a sitcom. I can see the opening credits now. John Locke and Ben on a bicycle made for two; Ben accidentally squirts mustard on Locke when the pair order hot dogs; then later, their bullets ricochet off one another's as they both try to assassinate an Arab royal. Good times. (Vulture)
Director: Davis Guggenheim
Synopsis: Filmmaker Davis Guggenheim follows a handful of promising kids through a system that inhibits, rather than encourages, academic growth, Guggenheim undertakes an exhaustive review of public education, surveying "drop-out factories" and "academic sinkholes," methodically dissecting the system and its seemingly intractable problems.
I was the only person who liked "Running Wilde" when they sent the original pilot out over the summer. I thought it was very Mitch Hurwitz-y, it made me laugh and I could see where it was going for a series. Of course, I like things no one else likes so they're not going to cater a show to me. I like the reshot version of the show a little less, but maybe this is what the general public will like.
Will Arnett plays Steven Wilde, a rich trust fund baby who's somewhat Gob-y, although he was more Gob-y in the original version so maybe one of the notes was "less Gob-y." He's somewhat self-centered and oblivious to the world around him. That's not to say that Arnett is rehashing his character, it's just funny to base a show around that type of main character and then take him somewhere he couldn't go as part of an ensemble.
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"Raising Hope" is the kind of edgy comedy I want to see on TV. I don't want to spoil anything because you should experience it fresh like I did, but I could not believe what I was watching. They're putting this on TV?! And they should. It's the same half hour whether they go crazy or play it safe, so just go crazy.
The setup it takes to make Jimmy (Lucas Neff) a single dad is outrageous. By about 10 minutes in, I couldn't believe how far they took it. I don't know if they're going to be able to do this every week, but I hope so. Aside from the shocking dark comedy, the humor is just joyfully immature. They say "wiener" and that makes me smile. The characters' behaviors are so outrageous and politically incorrect, only Fox would put this show on.
Look what you're doing to Paul!!!
Jeremy Renner just gave us all one ticket to Bummersville. The actor recently revealed to Total Film that Paul Thomas Anderson's in the works scientology drama tentatively titled The Master has come to a grinding halt:
"I was really bummer about that," Renner revealed. "It really kind of stalled because when we were rehearsing – Phil, Paul and myself – we kept coming up against a wall that we couldn't overcome. Or at least Paul couldn't.
I'm sure he didn't mean for that to sound like a burn, but what a buuuuuuuurn. Jeremy could overcome it, Paul? Why the hell couldn't you?
At the press junket for Jack Goes Boating, Philip Seymour Hoffman also confirmed that the project is currently whack:
"I don't have any new information ['The Master']. I really mean that, I'm not being obstuse. I don't quite know what that is at the moment, but hopefully I will and hopefully I'll be part of something soon. It would be great to work with him again."
I was really looking forward to Anderson's take on The Cause — his made up word for Scientology — and Hoffman portraying a version of L. Ron Hubbard, the author of the classic novel Battlefield Earth. Everyone keep your fingers crossed so tightly that they bleed. It's the only way this project may get back on track. (ThePlaylist)
"Community" creator Dan Harmon's Christmas wish just came true. No, not a third season, stupid. He gets to live his dream of creating an entirely animated episode of his sitcom. This season's Christmas episode of "Community" will be created in the pain-staking stop motion style of the Rankin/Bass animated specials we all grew up on. Harmon recounts how this opportunity presented itself.
"It's something that I've always wanted to do but, I never anticipated having the ability to do it," he admits. But "Jeff Gaspin at NBC woke up one morning and thought "Community" should do an animated episode. I was like, 'Well, that's weird, because that's the kind of stuff I'm usually suggesting and guys like him veto.'"
Sounds awesome. Early buzz already has this (and the Halloween episode) topping last season's Paintball Episode. Sure, it will strain a few animators' eyes and backs, but I feel like it's worth it. Dibs on the Gillian Jacobs doll! (EW)
I know from previous writing experience that "Bones" fans hate spoilers, yet they love to read about "Bones." I respect that. I don't want to ruin anything for you, but I know you want to know about the season premiere, so I'll be as vague as possible and just try to tell you what's good so you can look forward to it.
Seeing some different settings in the opening of the show is cool. Fans probably know where the characters have gone off to, but just in case I'll leave that up to the imagination. Wherever they are, it adds a little epic feel, even if it was shot locally. It adds some action and a chance for characters to bring their unique qualities to a different world. The ladies get a chance to be sexy too.
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MTV caught up with Keanu Reeves at the Toronto Film Festival and asked him the pressing question that everyone's dying to know the answer to: What up with another Bill & Ted? The interview takes place at a bench, where I'm guessing moments before Keanu was finishing up a meal all by his lonesome.
The recently "sad" actor says he'd love to do another Bill & Ted (duuuuuuuh), they just have to get the story right. For a story that never made sense in the first place, this is lofty goal. Keanu also says he'd love German director Werner Herzog to add his flair to the project. Now that I would pay to see. They'll need to get this project off the ground soon though or it's going to follow Bill and Ted's excellent adventure of applying for a AARP membership. And Werner tackling ageism will be a dark tale indeed.
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After building a career out of using it as a punchline, Sarah Silverman is now planning to show her vagina. She'll film her first full-frontal nude scene in Sarah Polley's Take This Waltz, the film we dubbed too "meh" to write about previously. But in light of recent news, kind of a lot of things have changed don't ya think?
In the film, Silverman plays a new mom so impressed with her post-baby body that she declares, "I look in the mirror, and I wanna f**k myself." The real Silverman however, doesn't share that sensibility. Of the role, she says:
"I go totally naked. Full frontal. It's going to be awful. It's so not pretty."
She then added, "Poop! Poop! Doody!!! Vagina! Black people!!!" (Moviefone)
Anthony Peckham, the writer behind Sherlock Holmes and Invictus, is Paramount's choice to pen the latest Jack Ryan film, Empire Online is reporting. The film, starring Chris Pine and directed by Jack Bender, will mark the 5th time the iconic Tom Clancy character has appeared on the silver screen.
In the film, Ryan and his trusty sidekick Watson will attempt to stop an attack on Nelson Mandela as he watches a rugby game atop the Tower of London. That's my guess, anyway. What do I look like, a god damn 19th century detective?
I know "Lone Star" is Fox's big push for the fall and a lot of critics like it already, but I wasn't into it. It may just be personal taste, but I just don't care about con artists and oil companies in Texas. Maybe that's your thing, but here's what I didn't like about it.
First of all, there are so many turns in the first episode that you can't really get a handle on what you're watching. Maybe three surprises an episode is exciting, but it doesn't give you any time to get involved before it pulls the rug out from under you. Not that the twists are unpredictable.
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When screenwriters Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman wrote the new Star Trek movie for J.J. Abrams, Trek fans were like, "How can you build the Enterprise on earth? That makes no sense. And Capt. Kirk in a bar fight? Come on." Then it came out and fans pretty much unanimously agreed, "Thank you for bringing back Star Trek. You did it right. Now what's the next one about?"
Now the duo is rebooting "Hawaii Five-O," a TV series everyone's probably heard of, that ran for much longer than Star Trek, but people probably don't remember as well. We know the theme song and "Book him, Danno" but there's not the attachment. The new version plays pretty much like a straight modern action show, but there are enough references and Easter eggs to make it feel special. If you know the original you'll feel like they got it. If you don't know the original, you'll feel like they're letting you in on a secret.
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Someone dun goofed.
Here's a fun rumor that I hope turns out to be true. Vulture is reporting that Coach Taylor a.k.a. Kyle Chandler from "Friday Night Lights" and Elle Fanning a.k.a. Dakota's little sister have been cast in Super 8, the J.J. Abrams/Steven Spielberg collaboration that's dipped and sprinkled in secrecy. Clearly stated, Kyle Chandler is the Man. I guess Elle can come along too, as long as she doesn't get her sticky kid fingers all over everything.
Last May we saw a teaser that teased water sports, and we've been told it's supposedly about three siblings who discover footage of an alien on a Super 8 camera. The movie comes out next summer, so hopefully we'll be let in on more before then, at least casting wise. It would be a shame if they released the movie without a set cast. Actors always really bring a certain something to the screen.
Maybe I'm being unfair, but it really felt like "The Event" was just blatantly trying to be "Lost 2.0." I know some shows take a few episodes to get going, but that wasn't it. The very device of the show is contrived to build mystery artificially, meaning if they just told the story in order, it would be a silly sci-fi show, but they expect it to be more mysterious in flashbacks.
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Mark Wahlberg's Reykjavik-Rotterdam remake now has a lovely lady amongst its ranks. Kate Beckinsale has joined the cast of Contraband. The film centers on a former smuggler turned security guard who is pulled back in when he can't resist the opportunity to traffic stolen goods. 2009 Black List scribe Aaron Guzikowski is on script duties, with the star of the original, Baltasar Kormakur, handling the direction.
There's no word on what role Beckinsale will play in the film, but I'm more interested in what she's smuggling, if you know what I'm saying.
Boobs. (Latino Review)
They don't call him Academy Award winner Sir Anthony Hopkins for nothing. We know Sir Anthony transforms himself into any character on screen or stage, but he can do anybody in real life too. At the press junket for Woody Allen's latest movie, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger, the actor launched into a dead on Woody Allen impression. Hopkins starts describing the direction Allen gives after a take. About 12 seconds in, he miraculously goes from Sir Anthony to Woody Allen.
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From Academy Award-Winning Director Ron Howard comes… a movie where Vince Vaughn gets poison ivy on his schlong. And Channing Tatum probably gets worse when he puts his in Winona Ryder. Despite the Farrelly-esque setups, The Dilemma looks funny. Hate on Vince Vaughn all you want but the man flawlessly delivers the line, "Ladies and gentlemen, electric cars… are gay."
Back to schlongs, Queen Latifah mentions that she's sporting "ladywood." Cute, but I'd have called it a "HERection." I'm not an Academy Award winner though, so what do I know?
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In honor of Oktoberfest starting up this weekend, i09 put together this montage of their favorite drunks from sci-fi/fantasy/horror movies and television. The "Star Trek" ones are my favorite. They play wasted like they're performing in a vaudvillian traveling show. The only element missing is a hiccup fit.
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Catfish bodes really well for upstart documentaries. These guys just stumbled onto a story, but they happened to be shooting it so well they could present a coherent film about it.
It sets up the characters, their relationships, the geography and the routines of Facebook really well. Yaniv Schulman has been mailed paintings an eight-year-old girl Abby made of his photography. Yaniv begins an online and telephone relationship with the family, including her mother Angela, and an older daughter that becomes possibly romantic.
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Let this trailer for Minka Kelly and Leighton Meester's The Roommate provide new college students with the potential warning signs to watch out for if you suspect your new roommate is a crazed stalker.
[ ] Do they watch you sleep?
[ ] Do they kill people and possibly a kitten?
[ ] Are you their only friend on their Frienderz page?
[ ] Are they off their medicine?
[ ] Do they disapprove of Cam Gigandet?
If you answered yes to any of the above questions (except for Cam Gigandet), your roommate is definitely not stable. You should move. And definitely don't agree to go see David Fincher's inevitable film about the creation of Frienderz together.
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If a superhero is going to have a mentor, it should be someone major like Brando or The Dude. Sir Anthony Hopkins is another good one. Playing Odin in the big movie version of Thor, Sir Anthony enjoyed messing with beefy Chris Hemsworth.
"I'm glad I'm not young anymore because you see their insecurities and I always joke along with them," Hopkins said while he was promoting the Woody Allen comedy You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. "I say things like, 'Is that the way you're going to play it?' Chris and I got to know each other but he was looking nervous and I said, 'Oh, is that the way you're going to play it?' He said, 'Yeah, is it okay?' I said, 'Well, it's your career.''
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Never Let Me Go director Mark Romanek is setting up his future projects and hoping to work with Ben Stiller. The two have been talking about teaming for A Parking Ticket, a dark comedy about a father who decides to fight a parking ticket in order to teach his daughter about the judicial system. Of course, he ends up on death row.
No word yet on whether Stiller will tap into playing an angry character, a nebbish character, or a hip-hop spouting character in a fat suit. There will definitely be a scene with a dance-off, I'm sure. This IS a Ben Stiller movie we're talking about here. (Worst Previews)
Breaking News: Casey Affleck has admitted that his Joaquin Phoenix documentary, I'm Still Here, is fake. Affleck followed that bombshell by admitting that he and Ben Affleck are brothers, and that he really likes Boston. He then went on to give the dumbest quote in the history of man (or in at least the past two days):
"I never intended to trick anybody…The idea of a quote, hoax, unquote, never entered my mind."
Really, that's weird. Usually when I'm lying out my teeth while taking part in an elaborate hoax, it crosses my mind. Then again, I'm not the type of person who says "quote/unquote" out loud, so maybe I can't relate because I'm not a pretentious #sshole. Although I find that hard to believe, considering my love of A Prairie Home Companion…the radio show, of course, not the movie. (NYT via /Film)


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In an attempt to ease the automatic sequester budget cuts, President Barack Obama has again offered to reduce spending on Social Security and Medicare, two "entitlement" programs often targeted by Republicans.
But Republicans in Congress — and Democrats, in fact — haven't yet responded to the latest offer.
Saying "We have to make serious progress on long-term entitlement reform," White House official Gene Sperling said the offer by Obama was an attempt to acknowledge Republican priorities.
See the story at Reuters.
What happened to the promise to the Seniors that they would not have Medicare and Social Security cut?
When only a few can bring down on its knees the economy of the most powerful Country, possibly of the whole World, you should learn what it is like to be governed by the concept of some "chosen people".
Welcome to the Zionist Plan for a Greater State of Israel.
The strategy for the survival of most of Humankind will have to delineate a new Direction to present to the people in alternative to the pyramidal system in which we live and solve the conflict at its root where is buried the dilemma between Individualism and Equality.
These two concepts today have a new meaning in light of a scientific discovery that binds one Progressive Science to Religion.
The link that was missing between the two is Wavevolution.


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- Northern New York Newspapers
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MASSENA — Lt. Gov. Robert J. Duffy came to Massena on Saturday to announce formally a deal that will keep Alcoa at its current location for the next several decades and preserve at least 900 area jobs.
"This factory and this company are so important, not only to the Massena region but also to the entire state," Mr. Duffy said at a presentation Saturday afternoon outside the Alcoa East plant.
"They are vital to our economy, they are vital to the region, and this is a win-win for everybody."
Under the deal that guarantees it a continuing supply of low-cost hydroelectric power from the New York Power Authority, Alcoa will invest an initial $42 million in the next five years to modernize its Massena East plant, plus $10 million toward a North Country Economic Development Fund. The contract also calls for Alcoa to preserve a minimum of 900 jobs. About 1,100 workers are employed at the two Alcoa plants.
Over the long term, Alcoa is committing to a $600 million modernization of its facilities that will keep it operating here for decades, providing the assurance that north country leaders have been awaiting anxiously.
"Modernizing Massena will help us move farther down the aluminum cost curve and secure Alcoa's place as a vital part of the north country's economy for decades to come," Alcoa Executive Vice President Christopher L. Ayers said in a release.
Judge Eugene L. Nicandri, a Massena resident and trustee of the New York Power Authority, noted, "The new contract will, for the first time, have a fixed job commitment."
These minimum job commitments are becoming increasingly common in NYPA contracts, Mr. Nicandri said.
"We want some guarantee that's going to make jobs," he said.
In return, NYPA will provide low-cost hydroelectric power to the plant for the next 30 years, with options to extend the contract by an additional decade.
Despite the celebratory tone of the announcement Saturday, there is one more condition that must be satisfied. For the agreement to go through, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency must approve a proposed $245 million remediation plan for the Grasse River to clean up the industrial pollutants that Alcoa and Reynolds Aluminum dumped from the 1950s to the 1970s. Alcoa must foot the bill.
If the EPA turns down the proposal, insisting on a stricter, more extensive project that could cost $1.3 billion, Alcoa's commitment to the region could be in doubt, many fear.
But Mr. Duffy said state representatives and Alcoa officials are confident the deal will be approved soon. An official decision is expected in April. "Hopefully sooner than later," Mr. Duffy said.
Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y, will be at Alcoa on Monday to discuss the cleanup plan.
Under the agreement with the state, NYPA will provide Alcoa with 480 megawatts of power. This is about 60 percent of the output of the St. Lawrence-Franklin D. Roosevelt Power Project, equal to enough electricity to power about 240,000 homes.
"We want to be partners with Alcoa," Mr. Duffy said. "We want Alcoa to stay here."
Negotiations for the updated contract have been ongoing since 2008, with the deadline for an agreement set for today. Alcoa was one of NYPA's first customers.
Its original contract was created in 1955, and it was set to expire at the end of the year.
Michael J. Legault, a pot tender at the plant, took a break from work to watch the announcement with some of his fellow Alcoa employees.
"I feel good," he said. "I'm glad we've got a future here. A lot of people were anxious about it."
Mr. Legault has worked for Alcoa for seven years, and hopes many more are ahead.
After the presentation the employees filed back inside to continue another day's work.
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Sotah 30 - 36
- Levite cities and how Jews sang at splitting of the sea
- The importance of serving G-d out of love
- Evidence or testimony required to prohibit a suspected adulteress to remain married
- Which things must be said in Lashon Hakodesh (Hebrew) and which in any language
- How the blessings and curses were delivered after entering Eretz Yisrael
- Why the declaration made along with bikurim is made aloud while the confession accompanying ma'aser is not
- Why prayer is not said aloud
- Sources for saying Shma, prayers and grace after meals in any language
- The language which angels do not recognize
- The miraculous crossing of the Jordan River
- All about Yosef in Egypt and his descendants in Eretz Yisrael
The Original Long-Range Missile
- Sotah 36a
In promising our ancestors Heavenly assistance in conquering the nations inhabiting the Land promised to them, G-d declared, "I will send the tzirah before you and will drive out the Chivite, Canaanite and the Chittite nations before you." (Shmot 23:28)
The tzirah, Rashi explains, was a flying insect that shot poison into the eyes of its victims and killed them.
Although it would seem that this secret weapon accompanied the Jewish armies in their invasion of Eretz Israel, we are informed in our gemara that it never crossed the Jordan River. The hint to this in the above-mentioned passage, explains Rashi, is that two of the nations mentioned – the Canaanites and Chittites – inhabited the lands of Sichon and Og on the eastern side of the Jordan. This, however, does not explain how the tzirah was employed against the Chivites on the western side of the river. The answer to this is supplied by Rabbi Shimon ben Lakish who states that the tzirah stood on the eastern bank of the river and shot its deadly poison across the Jordan. Maharsha adds to this explanation the information that the Chivites were situated near the western bank of the river and therefore within range of the tzirah's artillery.
Maharsha, however, challenges Rashi's approach based on the Chittites' location on the eastern side of the river because we find them mentioned both in Bereishet 23:3 and 27:26 in connection with the Patriarchs who lived in Chevron. He suggests another source (Yehoshua 24:10), which clearly indicates that the tzirah's main area of operation was in the land of the two Emorite kings on the eastern side of the Jordan.
What the Sages Say
"Greater is one who serves G-d out of love than one who does so out of fear for the merit of the latter has an impact upon one thousand generations while that of the former two thousand."
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Boban, Marina and Grbić, Kristina and Mladinov, Mihovil and Hof, Patrick R. and Süßmair, Christine and Ackl, Nibal and Stanić, Gabrijela and Bader, Benedikt and Danek, Adrian and Šimić, Goran (2008) Cerebrospinal fluid markers in differential diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease and vascular dementia. Collegium Antropologicum, 32 (Suppl.). pp. 31-36. ISSN 0350-6134
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Šimić, Goran and Boban, Marina and Šarac, Helena and Grbić, Kristina and Hof, Patrick R. and Hamann, C. and Ackl, Nibal and Bader, Benedikt and Danek, Adrian (2008) CSF tau proteins in evaluation of patients with suspected dementia. In: New Trends in Alzheimer and Parkinson related disorders: ADPD 2007. Medimond, Bologna, pp. 239-243. ISBN 8875874056


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I'm going to be a father.
Estimated September 12.
I'm going to be a father.
Estimated September 12.
On purpose? If so, congrats! (thats a legit question, right?)
I'm sure it's awesome to have a little you running around...but good luck with those baby years >_<
Let me know when you need someone to hook you up with a new identity.
Update us when you know if they'll be a boy or girl so we can spam you endlessly with silly names that you wouldn't possibly choose while sane or sober!
Many thanks.
No ideas on the name yet.
If it's a boy I wanted to do Jayne (FireFly) but the wife won't allow it.
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Revive your passion to help others through a career as a professionally trained Esthetician. Empire will educate you on the latest trends in esthetics and skin care where you can work virtually anywhere including:
- Spa, salon
- Cruise ship - while you travel the world
- In a dermatologist's or reconstructive surgeon's offices
With Empire Beauty School's emphasis on hands-on mastery of skills, you'll gain the confidence to excel at every type of therapeutic service.
Empire Beauty Schools make it easy to learn what you need to know and do. Instruction is mainly visually-oriented so you can see what to do. In the student salon, you'll spend plenty of time practicing techniques on the state-of-the-art equipment that you'll no doubt use in your career.
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Our esthetics program cover these areas and more:
You'll also learn how to train others and expand your salon's book of business.
The program includes instruction on the structure of the skin and its function, disorders and esthetic treatment procedures, hair removal services and professional makeup techniques, including:
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- Guest service and professional recommendation skills
- Business-building skills for salon and spa professionals
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The pre-salon level consists of the following concepts:
- Structure of the skin and its function
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- Procedures, hair removal services and professional makeup techniques
- Guest service and professional recommendation skills
- Business-building skills for salon and spa professionals
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The Student Salon level consists of the following concepts:
- Advanced Procedures and Applications of skin care treatments
- Advanced Procedures and Applications of body treatments
- State Laws and State Board Procedures
- Treatment and service customizing
- Guest service and professional recommendation skills
- Business-building skills for salon and spa professionals
- Job Search (includes how to write a resume, completing employment applications, compensation methods, and how to obtain employment)
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MARSHFIELD - Sometimes being a good Samaritan just doesn't pay, as two people from Orleans found out when a man pulled a gun on them and chased them at high speeds through Marshfield.
June 8, around 9:50 PM, Dan Greenwood (operator, 36) and Jennifer Eldridge (passenger, 32), both of Orleans, were traveling east on US RT 2 in Marshfield, VT. As Greenwood entered the village, he observed a vehicle on the side of the road with the hazard lights flashing and a lone male outside of the vehicle. Greenwood stopped to help.
The man approached Greenwood and pulled what was described as a black semi-automatic handgun from under his jacket and pointed it at Greenwood and his passenger.
Greenwood immediately fled and the male jumped back into his vehicle and pursued.Â
Greenwood said the chase started on RT 2. Greenwood turned onto Creamery Street and was heading west toward East Calais. He said the other vehicle was very close behind him. However, when the road turned from pavement to dirt, he was able to create some distance.
Not knowing how far back the other vehicle was or if it was still pursuing him, Greenwood continued west at a high rate of speed.Â
Not knowing the area, Greenwood was unaware that the road ended at RT 14, at which point one would have to make a 90-degree turn and go around a church. Greenwood approached that point at a reported speed of about 50 mph before realizing that the road ended. He was unable to make the sharp turn and applied his brakes, skidding.
His vehicle collided with a stone wall and went over the edge. The vehicle, a 2001 Dodge Ram truck, got hung up on the wall and was teetering over the 10 foot drop. Neither Greenwood nor his passenger was injured. A passerby hooked onto the truck and pulled it off the wall. The truck sustained damage to the front end and undercarriage.
Greenwood was unaware if his vehicle was shot at or not. However, a resident in East Calais reported that he was outside at the time. A few minutes before the crash, he reported hearing what he believed was a gunshot in the direction from which Greenwood came. He did not see any other vehicles, however.
The male of the other vehicle was described as a black male, approximately six foot tall, with short hair. The vehicle was described as a small, green vehicle, possibly a Honda Civic or Ford Escort type.
No action was taken against Greenwood. The suspect was not located.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Sgt. Ray LeBlanc at the State Police barracks in Middlesex at 802-229-9191.


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I was initially a fan of the "grow the arms" proposal. Now I'm not so sure. First of all, pitchers get hurt. You could have a stud arm in the minors and one injury can derail the entire career. Second, some pitchers just never end up as good as they are expected to be: see Hayden Penn, Matt Riley, and now Chris Tillman. They may have the build, arm strength, velocity, but just don't make it. Third, some pitchers can develop unexplained velocity loss that makes them very hittable. In this category, you can put Brian Matusz, and Chris Tillman.
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I have a Trail Designs Sidewinder Ti-Tri for the Evernew/REI .9L pot. I've been making coffee with it at home on top of the stove in the alcohol mode--with the vent fan on. The other day I forgot to use the titanium tent stakes that came with the kit and put the pot directly on top of the cone just like the conventional Caldera Cones. This puts the pot 1/2 inch closer to the stove than it normally would be. This is not the method approved by Trail Designs. The stove actually works this way, and in fact, seems to be more thrifty with fuel. I'm getting consistent boils of 2 1/2 cups of water using 1/2 oz of fuel, where before it would take 3/4 oz of fuel. That's a pretty significant difference. Has any one else had this experience?
Test's I've done has shown that the 12-10 stove is more efficient with the pot fully inserted, but boil times increases.
Yep more efficient but takes longer. No issue at home but might be if its cold and windy in the field
Yep more efficient but takes longer. No issue at home but might be if its cold and windy in the fieldOR ... with the pot more completely inside the cone, shielded from wind and more exposed to the heat it might be a net plus to not use the stakes. Clearly needs field testing?Perhaps Trail Designs folks could weigh in on the pros and cons if they have test data?
Edited by jcolten on 09/28/2012 05:15:27 MDT.
If you have a ULC style one, you can replace the stakes with a silicone band that you leave in place on the pot - simpler and lighter.With the Sidewinder, you can indeed just have it lower and you'll get more fuel efficient burns in exchange for a longer wait (to a certain point). Better yet though, replace the 12-10 stove with a shorter stove (ie. Zelph's Starlyte with pot support removed) and you can retain the fast boil times. Specifics vary, but you normally need to a add a few extra hole punches around the base of the cone to get optimum speed from the Starlyte. The other advantages of the Starlyte are that the wicking material makes it far easier to light in cold conditions, you can't spill fuel and without the pot support you can use a snap on lid (available from Zelph) to store fuel in the stove so there's no need to measure and waste and/or recover fuel after.
I actually used my Ti-Tri (non-sidewinder) in wood-burning mode without tent stakes (seems to be a big no-no...) the other day by accident. Had no issues other than a lot of soot. But there's normally a fair bit anyway.
I tried some tests with my sidewinder cooking kit and a Evernew .9L titanium pot in alchohol mode with the tent pegs and without, i had much faster boil times using the stakes.Longer burn times without stakes, but longer to boil.
Edited by Phillipsart on 03/11/2013 13:35:42 MDT.
I've never used my Sidewinder for wood without the two stakes for a pot support.I'm afeared of gittin' excommunicated by Trail designs.But that sucker is VERY effecient with any of the 3 fuels it's made for. I've heard of other heresey, like burning wood in it without the Inferno insert kit.But... I think Trail Designs has tested it SO much that they have it right in every mode."If everything else fails follow the directions."
Dan,Off this forum's advice I just went with the modified Starlyte + Tri Ti (and Evernew 900ml) combo.Are you saying the best way to use this setup is w/o the stakes entirely? I was going to start testing boil times myself this weekend.Thanks!
I've tried the Ti-Tri with a 1300ml Evernew pot.Without stakes, it doesn't work well at all with wood. (forgot the stakes one time)With alcohol, I saw little or no change without stakes (with a 1300ml pot). HJAdventures in Stoving
I - being an alcohol newbie and generally all around technologically inept - didn't know I was supposed to use the stakes with the caldera cone and 12-10 alcohol stove. I have the 900ml evernew short/wide pot. Could not for the life of me get 2 cups of water to boil in my kitchen (I was using everclear). 1 oz, burned out, the water barely bubbled.Then I read the directions.With the stakes it worked just fine, I was able to get 2 cups to boil with about 3/4 oz...but then that meant I had to bring the stakes along. Thanks to all you fine folks who make me buy more stuff, I got the modified starlyte, which is shorter and smaller than the 12-10, and now I can get 2 cups to boil with a half ounce of denatured alcohol...and no stakes. Which means it all fits in the pot!! No more extra stuff to carry!!!
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Daniel - thank you for the write-up!By chance have you ever tried using the Starlyte stove?
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In my kitchen (trying it in the field next weekend) I was able to get 2 cups cold tap water to boil in about 7:30 mins with 1/2 ounce of denatured alcohol. It kept boiling for 12 mins before it burned out.The starlyte is a smaller profile and seems to work very well in the cone without the stakes.
Daniel,A stove certainly could produce more CO if it were starved of oxygen. On the other hand, if fuel consumption is relatively normal (or drops), and boil times extend, then probably what's happening is that one is just slowing the boil down. Of course, it would be nice to have a CO measuring device, but I wouldn't automatically assume more CO is being produced.Interestingly, Trail Designs has come out with a device designed to slow down their 12-10 burner: a simmer ring that fits over the air inlets on the stoves. They were showing it at the recent GGG at Henry Coe State Park. I ran it. It had a long, slow burn, and baked a muffin in my Ti-Tri set up.HJAdventures In Stoving
Here is the thread that convinced me to buy the starlyte. Check out the you tube video embedded in the first post.http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/forums/thread_display.html?forum_thread_id=73981&skip_to_post=632094
Edited by Jenmitol on 03/12/2013 13:13:45 MDT.
I recently did a bunch of testing to compare the 12-10 in various modes with the Starlyte in various modes. (The thread is around here on BPL, somewhere.) One that I tried was the 12-10 without the tent stakes, as you describe. I use one of the short/wide Evernew .9L pots. And, yes, it worked just fine. I had the opposite effect from you, though- I got a slightly faster boil time while using trivially more fuel. I'm at 7000 feet elevation, so I'm sure that the leanness of the burn changes things somehow.I'm also sure that the efficiency of doing this vary considerably depending upon what make of pot you use- some certainly hang lower than others.Clearly, you can't do this when burning wood.
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