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A West Cornwall Township man has been charged with trying to kidnap his wife Thursday morning at a Lancaster business where she is employed.
Lancaster City police officers were called at 10:11 a.m. to a business in the 200 block of North Duke Street for a disturbance. When they arrived, police said, they found Luis Alberto Castro, 25, of the 200 block of Riders Way, trying to push a woman into a white SUV while pointing a handgun in her rib cage.
Officers ordered Castro to drop the gun, and he tossed it into the SUV, police said. Castro then released the woman, and he was taken into custody. The woman was not injured.
The handgun, a loaded Maadi Helwan 9mm semiautomatic pistol, was recovered at the scene, police said.
Police said the woman was Castro's 27-year-old wife who works at the business. Police did not release her name or the name of the business.
Castro went to the business to confront his wife, police said. Just prior to the incident, Castro sent numerous threatening text messages to his wife, police said.
He tried to get into the office building by yelling and screaming and repeatedly banging on the front glass door. Castro then pointed a handgun at another employee and told her to open the door or she was going to die, too, police said.
At some point, Castro's wife tried to leave the building through the rear door. Castro, who had gone to the back of the business, grabbed her, pulled her out the back door and pushed her toward the SUV at gunpoint, police said.
He was charged with attempted kidnapping, making terroristic threats and recklessly endangering. Because he has a prior felony conviction, Castro also was charged with persons not to possess firearms and was committed to Lancaster County prison on a state parole detainer. His bail was set at $250,000.
water leak >> Palmyra Citizens Fire Co. were dispatched at 6:56 p.m. Thursday to 401 E. Main St.
hit-run >> The driver of a Lebanon Transit bus reported that a white pickup truck failed to stop at a traffic light and struck the bus, and the driver did not stop about 11:31 p.m. Thursday at South 16th and Cumberland streets. A white pickup truck with damage consistent with the truck involved in the hit and run was later located in a yard along Thompson Avenue in North Annville Township. The truck's owner reported the vehicle stolen from his residence in West Lebanon Township after the accident occurred. The investigation is ongoing, police said. Neversink Fire Co. and First Aid and Safety Patrol were assisted at the scene.
simple assault >> Jesus Dejesus, 54, Lebanon, was charged with allegedly striking his son, whose name was not released, in the face during a domestic dispute about 11:15 a.m. Wednesday in the 200 block of Lehman Street, police said. Dejesus was arraigned and released on $5,000 unsecured bail.
theft >> Christopher Barrett, no known address, was charged with allegedly taking $60 from a purse belonging to a woman about 5:47 p.m. Dec. 21 in the area of South Ninth and Chestnut streets, police said.
theft >> A 14-year-old Lebanon boy, whose name was not released, was charged with allegedly taking two iPods from a neighbor's vehicle in the 1000 block of Chestnut Street in September 2013, police said.
landing zone >> City fire crews and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched at 6:55 p.m. Thursday to South Eighth and Orange streets for a Life Lion helicopter to transfer a medical patient to Hershey Medical Center.
CRASH >> A car driven by James Sites, 59, of 1300 Park Drive, Palmyra, was traveling east on Chestnut Street when it failed to stop at a stop sign and struck a car driven by Jeffrey Robinson, 54, of 410 E. Elm St., that was traveling north on South Fourth Street at 10:12 a.m. Thursday, police said. No injuries were reported. Sites was cited with a stop-sign violation.
CRASH >> A SUV driven by Heather Troain, 30, of 722 Mifflin St., was traveling east on Chestnut Street when it was forced right by a trash truck and struck a parked van at 630 Chestnut St. at 8:30 a.m. Thursday, police said. No injuries were reported.
CRASH >> City fire crews and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched to East Cumberland Street and North Lincoln Avenue at 10:46 a.m. Friday. No police report was available.
Dauphin County
Dwelling Fire >> Ono, Palmyra Citizens and Campbelltown fire companies were dispatched at 8:07 p.m. Thursday to 9888 Jonestown Road, East Hanover Township. The call was cancelled a short time later.
Harassment >> A 29-year-old woman who was not named was charged after she struck, scratched and shoved a 23-year-old man at 9972 Jonestown Road in East Hanover Township at 9:51 p.m. Jan. 1, state police at Harrisburg said.
criminal mischief >> Robert Lutz, 523 Awol Road, told state police at Lickdale that 10 scrubs and a mailbox at his home were damaged overnight Jan. 17, police said Thursday.
East Hanover
CHIMNEY FIRE >> Ono, Fort Indiantown Gap, Jonestown Perseverance, Bellegrove, Lickdale, Palmyra Citizens, Green Point and Union Water Works fire companies and First Aid and Safety Patrol were dispatched to 10512 Mountain Road at 11:25 p.m. Thursday.
Lancaster County
CRASH >> Lawn Fire Co. was dispatched to Meadow View and Elizabethtown roads in Rapho Township at 7:31 a.m. Friday.
North Lebanon
BAD CHECK >> Joanne Gonzalez, 40, of 1312 Birch Road, was charged with writing a bad check for $208 to Hobby Lobby in the Lebanon Valley Mall in January 2013, police said.
DUI >> Ruddy Sanchez-Feliz, 42, of 436 N. 10th St., Lebanon, was charged with driving under the influence and careless driving after a traffic stop at 15th Avenue and Route 422 at 12:05 a.m. Dec. 22, police said.
DUI >> Jose Reyes-Jaiman, 45, of 2115 E. Pennsylvania Ave., was charged with driving under the influence after a traffic stop in the 1900 block of Weavertown Road at 2 a.m. Dec. 25, police said.
DRUG CHARGES >> Samuel Heilman, 20, of 862 Kimmerlings Road, and Zachary Gibson-Gingrich, 19, of 103 Cedar Lane, were charged with possession of drug paraphernalia after an incident in the 300 block of Ebenezer Road at 8 p.m. Jan. 5, police said.
MOTORCYCLE STOLEN >> An orange Honda motorcycle with black tribal flames valued at $5,500 was taken from 33A Green Acres Trailer Park early Thursday, police said.
South Lebanon
motorcycle stolen >> Gregory Kline, 228 S. Sixth Ave., told police Friday that his motorcycle was stolen while it was parked on Folmer Street just west of South Sixth Avenue. The cycle was last seen at 5 p.m. Thursday. The motorcycle is a black 2000 Kawasaki Ninja ZX9R. It has custom painted white skulls on the gas tank and sides, polished frame and stretched swing arms. The custom painting was valued at $2,900. The cycle had a steering lock mechanism and the front wheel was locked. Police said anyone with information about the motorcycle theft should call them at 717-274-0481. South Londonderry
automatic alarm >> Lawn, Campbelltown and Palmyra Citizens fire companies and Lawn ambulance responded at 3:48 p.m. Friday to 823 Sylvan Lane.
investigation outside >> Community of Cornwall Fire Co. was dispatched at 3:48 p.m. Friday to the area of Freeman Drive and Burd Coleman Road to investigate a propane odor.
crash >> Myerstown's Goodwill and Keystone Hook and Ladder fire companies and fire police was dispatched at 4:02 p.m. Friday to the area of West Washington Avenue and North Ramona Road. No police report was available.


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Young West Ham striker looking for first-team Hall of residence
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West Ham striker Robert Hall has impressed in the last two games, now he is looking to follow that up
There were a few surprised faces at Upton Park on Saturday when it was Rob Hall and not Modibo Maiga who was called off the bench for the last 12 minutes against Fulham.
One of them was Rob Hall himself as he explained:
"When I saw the goals flying in during the first half, I thought actually I might well be able to get on here," said the 18-year-old striker.
"But then we had a couple of injuries, I saw James Collins get a knock and then Andy had to come off as well.
"I thought, maybe not today, but then I saw Guy Demel get a knock and the boss was brave enough to put me on and I just had to try and take my opportunity."
He certainly did that and it stems from his substitute appearance last Tuesday against Crewe Alexandra in the Capital One Cup, where he lit up the last 25 minutes and almost grabbed his first senior goal for the club he has been a part of since the age of seven.
"The boss and Neil McDonald are very experienced so they know how to treat young players," said Hall.
"After Tuesday's game they just told me to keep going because the hard work starts now.
"It is hard getting your foot in the door, but once you have, maybe that is when you start needing to work harder and harder."
It is a philosophy that has been programmed into West Ham's youngsters by Academy director Tony Carr and it is one that is set to reap dividends again as Hall put in a fearless display in both Hammers games in the last week.
There are a lot of young players who are good, but it is the mental side of things that is vital.
"I was in a very good team when I was younger. Even in the reserves a lot of us have been here since we were seven, so we have helped each other along the way," he said.
"It is hard to adjust when you are the best in your school and then you move on and you are equal to everyone else. You have to adapt and work harder, but you can only keep learning along the way."
It is that work ethic that is bearing fruit for the England under-18 international.
The day after the Crewe game he was back on the training pitch trying to impress and it seems to have done the trick.
"Friday was hectic because I didn't know whether I would make the bench, I knew I was in the squad, but with players coming in I was quite nervous," said Hall.
"Luckily the manager was brave enough to keep me in and now I have made my Premier League debut I am over the moon."
So what next for the youngster? That first goal would be nice.
"On Tuesday I had two chances and I should definitely have hit the target with at least one of them," said the youngster.
"Against Fulham my shot got blocked, but I just have to keep on shooting and try not to get nervous out there.
"Whatever the manager says goes, so hopefully I can keep working hard on the training pitch and try and keep in his plans."
With displays like the last two, that looks increasingly likely.


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Wild Food Adventures
Institute for the Study of Edible Wild Plants and Other Foragables
John N. Kallas, Ph.D., Director, Portland, Oregon
Wild Food Intensives
This document is under copyright. No content may be published or posted elsewhere without written permission. © John Kallas, Wild Food Adventures , Portland, Oregon
June 15, 2001
Volume 6, Number 2
A wild salad constructed by Kia Carscallen and Nancy Byrne at the 2001 North Carolina Wild Food Weekend
Feasting My Way Through
the 26th Annual North Carolina Wild Foods
I've known about West Virginia's Wild Food Weekend for 20 years (see Adventurer Vol 5 #4, 2000). While attending the 33rd annual conference last September I was shocked to discover that another wild food event had been going on for 25 years. How could I have gone so long as a wild food professional without hearing about this second event?
Evidently, the wild fooders of North Carolina, inspired by Euell Gibbons and the West Virginia event, decided to put on their own shindig years ago. It has developed a faithful following over time. The organizers are low key and hard to get a-hold of. They do not advertise and are not sponsored by any state organizations - everything is by local word of mouth.
To spread the word and share the fun, here is my account of the experience.
It was Bill Faust, a long time wild food aficionado and wild game specialist who put me in contact with Ed Kessler, the current President of the North Carolina Wild Foods Association. After some conversations, and because of my extensive work with wild foods, Ed invited me to be the featured speaker at their Spring 2001 event.
I jumped at the chance. It was a great opportunity to travel again to North Carolina, to make some new wild food friends, check out this great event, and to do some plant-based research and photography.
Tawny Day Lily. The tubers are used in dishes at the Saturday wild food Feast (See man chopping tubers 3 photos down). The edible flowers and buds shown here do not appear until later in the season.
Solomon's Seal is one of the many edible plants you'll see in the woods surrounding the Center
The 2001 Weekend was held from April 20-22 at the Betsy-Jeff Penn 4-H Educational Center. This 4-H Center has been the home of the North Carolina Wild Food Weekend for years. It's about 20 miles north of Greensboro North Carolina.
Prior to the event I flew to my folks place in Michigan for a visit and to borrow my brother's car. The long drive from Michigan to North Carolina and back allowed me to stop along the way to study and eat the local wild foods. I also got to visit the impressive Toledo Botanical Garden in Ohio, and the North Carolina Botanical Garden at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
Aside from a small stipend for my speakership, Ed arranged for my pre-conference accommodations. I had the pleasure of being hosted by Al Mora in Haw River, North Carolina for a couple of days. Al knew lots about wild foods and was a great story teller.
The conference began on Friday afternoon. Friends became reacquainted, people were registered, and dinner was served. I gave the program for that evening - a slide presentation about wild gourmet garden vegetables. My talk was followed by a social hour during which participants enjoyed wild food dishes including chickweed pinwheels with pecans, rock tripe crackers with ramp & mustard flower dip, thistle seed raisin rounds, redbud muffins, venison sausage balls, and black walnut oatmeal cookies. In preparation for the next day's events, each person assigned themselves to a food category. Categories included Salads & Greens, Vegetables, Breads & Baked Products, Entrees, Wild Game, Fruits, Beverages, and Desserts.
Participants were divided into groups and then sent with leaders for plant identification and foraging hikes.
Cleaning, processing and cooking was everyone's job. This man is chopping cleaned tawny day lily roots.
The Big Day
On Saturday, after a hearty conventional Southern breakfast, we broke into our food groups and went foraging. In reality, my group was more a wild food plant identification walk with a local expert than a harvesting experience. Evidently, much of the wild foods to be used for the evening meal had already been gathered by core conference people the day before. This was still, however, a fun and educational experience.
lunched back at the education center and divided into our
food groups. The next four hours involved over one hundred
people together cleaning, processing and creating over one
hundred wild food dishes. This was really something to see,
participate in, and to savor. I wish I could see this kind
of event going on all over North America.
I was assigned a simple acorn bread. Sam Thayer, who couldn't make this event, had sent some ready-made acorn bread mix. This convenience allowed me to do my journalistic job and cook some wild food at the same time.
I saw people washing greens, slicing tubers, skinning snakes, designing pizzas, blending fruits, baking wild breads and pastries, cooking wild game, decorating wild pies with wild flowers and much more. As the preparation wound down, anticipation grew for the upcoming evening wild food feast.
The main dining hall became a wild food extravaganza. Over one hundred dishes were laid out on long tables. Once everything was artfully displayed, participants entered the hall with amazed looks on their faces. People just walked around for a while looking at the bounty before them. It took a few brave souls to break the impasse and dig into some of the food art, then a wild eating frenzy ensued.
Some of the dishes made included lots of fresh wild salads, wild taco salad with wild spinach & violets, sauteed watercress, knotweed pie, kudzu shoots with sesame peanut sauce, lambsquarter & sorrel soup, chicken of the woods in a blanket...
Heather Dimick and Deb Leonard preparing "Pesto, sheep sorrel, and violets in a blanket", "Dandelion cheese tortillas", "Mushroom puff pastry", and "Wild garlic cheese balls" for the big feast.
After all the wild food dishes were created, they were distributed around the dining area and labeled by regular attendees. Then participants were allowed in all at once to see all the diversity before walking around and doing the self-serve thing.
...sumac blueberry jelly, ground cherry preserves, lemon-redbud gelatin salad (containing the flowers: redbud, blue violets, & dandelion), water cress dip made with cream cheese, chickweed pesto pizza, wineberry cobbler, herbal cheese bread, wild blackberry juice, rattlesnake salad, creasy greens, paw paw nut bread, elderberry wine, wild muscadine grape wine, mixed wild fruit wine, red-bud wine, as well as wild squirrel, quail, venison, bear, and buffalo dishes.
We all just ate too much. In my experience, nine out of ten dishes were good to excellent. I wished I had had room for more.
That evening people socialized. There were informational and plant-related booths for people to check out in the main presentation hall. The evening was topped off by a bonfire where stories of every nature were shared - some spooky, some ribald, but mostly humorous.
After breakfast on Sunday, there were plant walks whose topics were tree identification and basic wild edibles. After lunch I gave my second slide presentation "Important Wild Foods of North America". I covered plants like cattail, wapato, and camas in detail, along with many others. After some questions and answers we broke for the day, and I headed back to my parent's home in Michigan.
All in all this was a rewarding event that would be of interest to any wild food enthusiast. Take a trip to North Carolina some spring and join the frenzy. The now 40th annual event is set for April 24 - 26, 2015.
For more information about upcoming North Carolina Wild Food Weekends follow this link.
Mike and Phyllis Rasnake chowing down at the Saturday Wild Food Feast


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|JET divertor diagnostic upgrade for neutral gas analysis.
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|With installation of the ITER-like wall in JET a major diagnostic upgrade to measure the neutral gas pressure and composition in the sub-divertor region has been completed, to characterise retention and outgassing of the new metallic first wall. The upgrade includes two new magnetically shielded systems consisting of sensitive capacitance manometers and residual gas analysers, both capable of providing data during plasma operation. These enable absolute pressure and gas composition measurements (pressure range: 10(-5)-10(-1) mbar, mass range: 1-200 amu, respectively) and have been used to characterise the neutral gas behaviour under various plasma conditions.
|Uron Kruezi; G Sergienko; P D Morgan; G F Matthews; S Brezinsek; S Vartanian;
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Custom tree walkers have freedom in modifying the AST but when you try to add a new query component (i.e. new join in walkSelectStatement() ) to the AST then the SqlWalker throws an exception because it does not has the new component in its _queryComponents array. I see two possible ways to resolve this:
1. Modify the Parser class in order to allow tree walkers to modify queryComponents and pass changed queryComponents to the SqlWalker
2. Improve SqlWalker so it can extract and prepare needed information about queryComponent based on AST when it does not have them.
Ok this is much more complicated to allow then i thought. The problem is that the QueryComponents are passed by value, as an array, not by reference. That prevents changing them because this change wouldn't be visible in the output walker.
I can add a method to allow this in the OutputWalker for now, but generally this requires a bigger refactoring on the Query Components.
Added setQueryComponent() in SQL Walker to allow modification in output walker.
I'm afraid that this doesn't solve the initial problem at all. I'll try to describe it in more details to show what I mean. Suppose we have two doctrine extensions each of which contain its own tree walker. Each of these tree walkers need to modify AST and add new component to it (joined with some component already existing in the query). The first problem is that each tree walker has its own queryComponents array which is not passed between them, although they not necessary need to use queryComponents - they could use only AST. The second, bigger problem is that the Parser class does not know anything about modifications of queryComponents in tree walkers and cannot pass modified version to the OutputWalker. The goal of submitting this issue was to allow adding new components to the query in tree walkers which is not achievable by your fix. I think it may be the first step in the right direction. Maybe TreeWalkerAdapter should have public method getQueryComponents() which would be used by the Parser to pass modified queryComponents between different tree walkers and finally to the OutputWalker ? This would not break backward compatibility and solve this issue. What do you think about it?
I've tried to implement the solution mentioned in previous comment but it's also not so clean and easy as I thought. Each tree walker (including TreeWalkerChain) would have to implement getQueryComponents() and setQueryComponent($alias, array $component) methods. The same with SqlWalker, so the TreeWalker interface should have these methods, which would break BC in some way (walkers that do not inherit from SqlWalker or TreeWalkerAdapter will fail to compile). So maybe my first solution (PR #464) is not so bad for now? In the future queryComponents could be replaced by a special object or could be passed by a reference to allow modifications.
Marked as improvement as its not a bug.
A solution might probably implement an object holding all the QueryComponent, implementing ArrayAccess. So that way the state can be shared.
Just hit this while developing an ast walker... Will look into it too since I need it more than soon.
As a VERY UGLY workaround, I used a static variable and a custom sql walker in combination with my AST walker.
namespace Comcom\Versioning\ORM\Query; use Doctrine\ORM\Query\SqlWalker; class WorkaroundSqlWalker extends SqlWalker { public function __construct($query, $parserResult, array $queryComponents) { parent::__construct($query, $parserResult, $queryComponents); foreach (VersionWalker::$additionalAliases as $alias => $value) { $this->setQueryComponent($alias, $value); } } }
My workaround is to overwrite the TreeWalkerChain class (using Composer) and pulling the query components from the last iteration in walkSelectStatement to the next one.


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There's kind of a funny story to go along with this video, and one that I should tell before I forget all about it. On August 31st, the lady and myself were back in my hometown of Burk's Falls, Ontario for an intimate Hawksley Workman show in the Towne Theatre, which seats about 150.
While we were waiting for the show to start, a very tall and distinctively dressed woman, with a particular, familiar hairstyle walked down the aisle past us, and set down a few rows ahead of us. I thought "that has to be Genesee!" (my friend and an ex-bassist of my ex-band). It wasn't completely outside the realm of possibility that she would be back from Whitehorse visiting her family who live in the area. Since this would be the first time I had seen her in a few years , I was excited about this and tried to stage-whisper her name to try and get her attention. After a few unsuccessful attempts, I started to feel like I was making a scene and I would either have to try again later, or find her after the show.
The show, by the way, was excellent. It was my first time seeing Hawksley with a full band, and the set list was a great cross-section of his catalogue. I was especially happy that he played "Your Beauty Must Be Rubbing Off On Me," but the video of that didn't turn out (too much bouncing to good music). At around the halfway point, he announced that he would like to invite a special guest on stage to help out with a song. Surprisingly, the woman I thought was Genesee stood and took to the stage… It turns out that I was wrong, and as much as I thought they looked alike in a dark theatre, Imogen Heap is not Genesee Keevil.


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Give the fisher in your life a gift they will treasure this Christmas.
Wyaralong Dam
Fisheries Queensland manager, Tony Ham said fishers of all ages and skill levels would enjoy receiving a permit that would allow them to fish at any of the state's 32 stocked impoundments year-round.
'Many of the Stocked Impoundment Permit Scheme (SIPS) dams throughout the state are full and ready to be fished,' he said.
'SIPS dams are well known as some of the best places to fish for iconic freshwater species such as barramundi, golden perch, silver perch, Australian bass, Mary River cod, Murray River cod and saratoga.
Mr Ham said purchasing a stocked impoundment permit for a Christmas present was a simple process, and a great gift idea that would last the whole year.
'It's easy to purchase a permit—you can order online, purchase over the counter at a number of outlets throughout Queensland, or call 13 25 23 to order one over the phone,' he said.
'Permits cost just $38.60 for one year and discounts are available for concession card holders.'
Mr Ham said fishing at a SIPS dam was a sustainable fishing option.
'Fishing at a SIPS dam means you will be helping to sustain native fish stocks, with funds from permits going back into restocking the dams,' he said.
'Most SIPS dams offer great facilities including camping, amenities and supplies, which make them a great option for family and friends to get out on the water over the holidays.
'Enjoy the dam fishing experience this holiday season, and don't forget to keep your permit on you at all times.'
For more information on SIPS dams and to purchase a permit visit www.fisheries.qld.gov.au or call 13 25 23.
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NATO Slams Syria, Holds 'Emergency Meeting' After Turkey Shellings
NATO Chief Vows to 'Defend Turkey' From Syrian 'Aggression'
Tensions between war-torn Syria and neighboring Turkey boiled over earlier today, when Syrian shellings killed five across the border in southern Turkey, and Turkey responded with artillery attacks on several sites inside Syria.
NATO was quick to scrambling into action, holding an "emergency meeting" which ended in a matter of minutes with a statement of "solidarity" with Turkey, and a pledge to keep the issue of Turkey's territorial integrity on the docket for all future meetings.
NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen went on to condemn "Syrian aggression" and insisted that NATO was prepared to do whatever is necessary to defend Turkey from possible attacks.
The reality, of course, is that Turkey is much larger than Syria and has a much stronger military, and isn't facing a real threat. Exactly what caused the cross-border strike was unclear, but it seems unlikely that it is the harbinger of a protracted Syrian offensive against southern Turkey. Rather the Assad regime, already struggling to handle its own civil war, is likely to try to smooth things over as quickly as possible, no small challenge since Turkey is openly backing the rebels and seems eager to use the provocation as an excuse for strikes.
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So…now, even apparently by admission of the Government of Turkey, one of the "front lines" of the so-called "Civil War" in Syria is the Syria/Turkey border?
Yep…this is a clear indication the 'Syrian Regime' is "struggling" here, and the 'freedom fighters' are making serious 'inroads' in their so-called, and self-described, "liberation of Syria". Obviously they are on the verge of toppling the 'Assad Regime'….as 'reported' and 'expected' by several "Regimes" around the world with an 'interest' here…'reported' in conjunction with their lame-stream lackeys…
wow, calling Syria the "aggressor" here has to be some kind of new record in Zionist a#$ kissing NATO/western hypocrisy – you've got Turkey openly harboring, arming and training terrorists who are crossing into Syria with the intent of waging war against it and it's people. Turkey has been an open aggressor throughout this entire conflict. Only, ahem, "Zionists" would behave like this, it has their stench all over it, particulary this feigned "shock" by NATO over Syria's shelling of a town that was undoubtedly harboring anti-syrian terrorists. I'm sure they couldn't be happier that Syria fell into their little trap and no doubt had planned it this way. Now close are we to a new American-led war against Syria for the benefit of Israel? When will people wake up and realize what's going on here?
What hypocricy – they are sending in killers and suicid bombers since 18 months and blame Syria !!
I am sure that rebels did shoot from Syria to Turkey in order to exactly create such reasons for NATO war ! This is the way USA/NATO worked in Bosnia, Libya and in every war they did ignite by themself.
Syria has no interest at all to get bombed by NATO.
Dirty liars !
there is no need of guessing in the Turiksh . involvement
Any death squad hit town in Syria is close to Turkish or Lebanese border.
or see this:
Turkey wants to expel Dari Darnell, the US Consul in the country, accusing him of assisting Syrian terrorists and sending some 5,000 insurgents to the country, the deputy-head of Turkey's Workers' Party stated on Monday: http://english.ruvr.ru/2012_08_02/Turkish-MP-accu…
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Turkish Politician: CIA hired 6000 mercenaries for war in Syria, said vize president of Turish worker party, Bulent Aslanoglu. The mercenaries ar Arabs, Turks and Afghanis. They should get a very high salary from Blackwater. http://www.berlinerumschau.com/news.php?id=56288&…
Solidarity my ass, there is no such thing even exist in this world of neo fascism created by militarism regime as NATO. They only use and abuse the word to relive themselves from bot using the word stupidity of use not stopping all this. Every NATO member country is dying due to economical claimant created by NATO militarism, not being able to continue with us and eu warmongering idea.
Syrian war have two purpose, one is dividing the friendly, economic, culture and military relations between Iran, Iraq, Syria, Russia, china and many other countries, second is for NATO-USA to occupy the entire Middle East from Lebanon to Afghanistan, however, that didn't worked when George w. Bush tried, so Barack Hussein Obama Islamization is the new foreign politics – tactics used to divid nations of Middle East more as they are. The only solidarity that is there is between Saudi feudal, UAE, us and eu to get the oil and continue with NATO and us militarism regimes occupation.
It seems NATO was not one bit concerned when Turkish ships giving aid to Gaza were attacked by Israel. Has the world beocme so very naive as to believe NATO's concern – and that ofthe Turks?
NATO's concern over Syria is touching. Clearly absent in 2010.
Nato chief, criminal.


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Google has yet to expand Chromecast sales outside of the US, but that isn't stopping Amazon from getting a little piece of the action. Android Central noticed that the online retailer has opened orders on Amazon.com to include additional international shipping options, providing an legitimate and cost-effective way to get the $35 streaming dongle before it officially lands on foreign shores. We successfully placed a order to be shipped to the UK for around £35, but other reports suggest customers can have the device shipped as far as Australia -- with shipping and import fees included in the total price. With Amazon fulfilling international orders, you won't have to take your chances on eBay -- giving you a little more peace of mind should you decide to jump aboard the Chromecast train.
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I felt very comfortable in the hotel! Friendly staff, great atmosphere with lots of wood but modern and stylish furnishings and coordinated. Great spa area where you could relax and feel comfortable. I can only recommend it! read hotel review
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Many thanks to the whole team, especially the directorate friday Tina m. Verdi for the Unforgettable days! Great hotel and very courteous staff! You can absolutely't criticize! As i many hotels and also much on the way am, i am all the more pleased the alpenhaus now to my personal 'top hotels',! Keep up the good work and i'll definitely be back soon! All love! R. w. (room 324) read hotel review
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Description: Melanie is trying to hook up her DVD player and needs a little help. She calls for her friends, Johnny and Alexi, to help her out. While Alexi is hooking up what he needs for the TV, Johnny starts hooking up his own needs with Melanie and asks her what she's going to watch. Melanie tells Johnny she's a little horny and that's all Johnny and Alexi need to jump into the action. They each grab a tit and they're off to the races! Their clothes are on the floor and their cocks are hard and ready for Melanie's handiwork.
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Continuing the traditions.Linking those who love them.
This cross-border contradance band is rooted in traditional Quebecois rhythms and melodies with added innovative touches. Andre Brunet, Eric Favreau and Claudine Arcand (fiddles),Sabin Jaques (button accordion, bones, foot percussion), Rachel Aucoin (piano) and Stuart Kenney (bass). Played with great vitality and drive. 2007
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omorrow the world ends. Well, no, it doesn't really. I mean, that's a little dramatic. Tomorrow, the world could end and thousands of players wouldn't know because they will be attached to their computers playing in Theros Prereleases on Magic Online.
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With Nokia Music, you can discover new music and listen to your old favorites.
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Ever since 2008, I've been a hardcore fan of Korean dramas. Now, everyone I know from family to friends to complete strangers seems to be watching them! The stunning visuals, the heart-warming, tear-jerking stories, the unforgettable soundtracks, and the FEELS make Korean dramas so addicting.
But, I think what REALLY makes Korea dramas so addicting is that they have characters we can ALL relate to. I mean, it beats watching almost anything on American TV, which I don't watch– ever! Some of my friends have watched hundreds of Korean dramas, but I'm a lot pickier about my dramas!
Maybe because I'm an avid reader and obsessive writer. I really care about everything from the acting to the story-line to the soundtrack. Cinematography matters, too, and having strong leads AND strong supporting roles might be what separates a great drama from a good one.
So, I've only seen about 50 (or 60) Korean dramas ranging all the way back from those made in 2004 to those made now; and, you can find the long list of Korean dramas that I've watched and loved over the years HERE! Thankfully, its turning out to be another year full of "must-watch" Korean dramas, so here are some of mine.
My Must-Watch Korean Dramas: 2013 Edition
1. I Can Hear Your Voice
A bad little girl turns into a big, bad prosecutor, but when the little boy she saved a long time ago finally finds her again, her whole world is turned upside down as he reads her mind and her heart.
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2. The Master's Sun
"A selfish CEO meets an insomniac with the ability to see ghosts in this dark romantic comedy by the famed screenwriting duo, the Hong Sisters."
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3. Good Doctor
An autistic little boy dreams of becoming a doctor, and as he overcomes his disabilities, he also overcomes his painful past and finds success and love in the present.
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4. Marry Him If You Dare
What would you do if the future "you" suddenly showed up and forced you to wake up in order to keep you from making mistakes only she knows about? Find out as Mirae meets her future self and is forced to change her present!
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5. Unemployed Romance
"An aspiring drama writer living off her unemployment checks bumps into her first love, who just so happens to be the one issuing her checks."
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6. Heirs
"Park Shin Hye and Lee Min Ho star in this trendy high school drama about chaebols as they form friendships and fall in love for the first time." That's Lee Minho, Park Shinae, and Kim Woo Bin!
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7. Let's Eat!
One of my favorite actresses– Lee Soo Kyung, in a really fun, down to earth story about a divorced woman living alone, and LOTS of (Korean) food porn….
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8. The Queen of Office
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I'm working with an LPC2387 chip (72MHz) and a quite limited amount of RAM, and I need to run tinyencoder on it. 'As is', the malloc calls to create buffer space in pack_audio() (in tinypack.c) fail, because there isn't enough heap space. Any suggestions to reduce the heap footprint as much as possible?
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New Exhibitions Open Jan 22Jan. 21, 2009
Gallery I features works in watercolor by Midland, Texas artist, Warren Taylor.The exhibition, "Dreams and Drifting", represents Taylor's signature style. Images of the fantastic and the mundane are juxtaposed in the surreal works. The exhibition will run through February 26, 2009.
Taylor will present an informal GALLERY TALK on Thursday,February 26 at 3:00pm.
Gallery II features photography by O. Rufus Lovett dealing with the iconic Kilgore Rangerettes. Routinely featured in Texas Monthly magazine, Lovett will present an informal GALLERY TALK on Wednesday, February 11 at 12:30pm. The exhibition will run through February 24, 2009.
Museum hours (closed for University holidays):
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FARGO – After holding its first meeting behind closed doors, the Fargo-Moorhead Diversion Authority's Executive Leadership Council has decided to make its second meeting open to the public today.
Cass County Administrator Keith Berndt emailed the council's agenda and supporting materials to media outlets this morning, saying they're welcome to attend today's 11 a.m. meeting, a teleconference between officials at Fargo City Hall and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' St. Paul District headquarters.
The decision comes after The Forum published a story on Wednesday raising questions about whether the council is working on behalf of the Diversion Authority and therefore should be subject to North Dakota's open meetings law.
The Forum intends to seek an attorney general's opinion on the matter.
"While we do not believe this meeting is required to be an open meeting by North Dakota Statute, we remain committed to conducting business in an open and transparent environment," Berndt wrote in the email today.
Three local elected leaders sit on the council: Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker, Moorhead Mayor Mark Voxland and Darrell Vanyo, a Cass County Commission member and chairman of the Diversion Authority.
Three top Army Corps officials from St. Paul also sit on the panel: District Commander Col. Michael Price, Deputy District Engineer Judy Desharnais and Michael Bart, the district's chief for engineering and construction.
State law requires that all governing bodies of public entities – or any subcommittees of such boards – conduct their meetings in public and give notice of those meetings in advance.
Fargo City Attorney Erik Johnson has said the creation of the council was not formally voted on or established by the Diversion Authority, so the council isn't technically a "governing body" that has to comply with open meeting law.
However, authority members supported the creation of the council, an endorsement which Bismarck attorney Jack McDonald said makes the council a subcommittee of the Diversion Authority.
"The Diversion Authority has created a system of boards and councils to assist it in its work," which makes those boards also public entities no matter who's appointed to them, said McDonald, who represents North Dakota newspapers and broadcasters.
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Undercover Operation Nets 314 Criminal Charges
Mobile Pet clinic Operator Arrested for Fraud
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ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- A 15-month long undercover operation led to more than 300 criminal violations by 56 people, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
The undercover investigation took place in Putnam, St. Johns, Alachua, Volusia and Marion counties. Investigators targeted people suspected of buying illegally harvested and sold protected species.
The investigation resulted in 34 felonies and 280 misdemeanors charges, according to a news release.
The various charges relate to buying and selling deer, turtles and saltwater and freshwater fish.
FWC said some individuals charged with felonies were booked into county jails Wednesday. Two men charged with multiple counts of wildlife violations were booked into the St. Johns County Jail Wednesday.
Christoper Hobbs, 23-years-old was being held on $6,000 bond for 16 different charges related to the investigative work undercover officers did.
Also arrested was 25-year-old David Hays. Hays is charged with five crimes related to the illegal possession and/or taking of wild turkey or deer.
"Our undercover officers did a phenomenal job of identifying individuals who were profiting from the illegal commercialization of fish and wildlife," said Capt. Gregg Eason, investigative captain for the FWC's Northeast Region.
"By catching these intentional violators, the FWC is supporting the law-abiding, honest commercial and recreational fishers, recreational hunters and business owners by helping to restore balance in the competition for the resource," Eason said.
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Bunny And The Bull is available now on dvd and blu-ray.
The film, directed by Mighty Boosh director Paul King, stars Edward Hogg & Simon Farnaby as two flatmates, Stephen & Bunny. Stephen (Hogg) is a profoundly neurotic young man suffering from a recent bout of agoraphobia, recalling a disastrous vacation in Europe with his friend Bunny (Farnaby).
Bunny And The Bull also features cameo appearances from Julian Barratt, Noel Fielding and Richard Ayoade, plus a soundtrack from The Ralfe Band.
While none of the online retailers seem to list the extras for the dvd or blu-ray, we can confirm the following additional features.
* Audio commentary by Paul King & members of the cast.
* Paul King's guide to the film.
* Interviews with the cast & crew.
* Behind the scenes featurette.
* Bloopers reel.
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The day has finally come! Everyone is now ordered to order the smashing Bunny And The Bull as it is now on sale on DVD and Blu-ray!
If anyone was unfortunate enough to have not seen it whilst it was out in a handful of Independent cinemas, Bunny And The Bull takes you on a most spectacular journey, as Stephen (Edward Hogg) thinks back to his adventure across Europe with his best friend Bunny (Simon Farnaby) whilst he slowing but surely attempts to leave the comfort of his own flat, which he has failed to do for the past year.
When you watch BatB it really is difficult not to be in complete awe of its magnificent plot, or the delicious backdrop that all the characters are taken through. I speak as an aspiring Director when I say that Paul King's pure imagination goes beyond anything that I could even consider producing from essentially a blank piece of paper.
What stands out from everything else is the sets in the film, with heavy use of back projection. It's an interesting style, as the characters are constantly enveloped in a look straight out of Paddington Bear or Mr Ben. One of the screenings that I attended, at the Curzon, included a Q&A afterwards with King himself. Obviously I was beaming with excitement, and my laryngitis that day still didn't stop me from asking just one of the many, many questions that I had for him: Exactly when did he have the imagery for the film planned? Was it thought of because of budget constraints or was it planned in parallel to him writing?
The look of the film is obviously very important to him, as it reflects and reminds you that what you are seeing is simply Stephen's nostalgia; that everything he is remembering is somewhat emphasised or taken way beyond reality because Stephen is only human. All human beings will say they saw a spider the size of their fist when it was really no bigger than your big toe. So if, for example, they came across a homeless man and his dog on their travels, that will turn into a crazy 7 foot yeti man with 10 dogs, one of which is his wife!
Paul's answer to my question (after his sweet and very unnecessary apology for 'rambling') was smiple: "Very early. The script." And that answer was enough to convince me that he truly put his heart and soul into this film.
Bunny And The Bull proves that if you have a gripping script, a Director with a clear vision and the dedication of ten men then you can achieve something beautiful!
The fact that when the budget had been reached, King was given the choice of raising more but having to wait longer, and he chose to just go for it, instinctively suggests a man at the top of his creative game, creating something that no Spielberg with a multi million dollar budget could achieve. The end result wasn't only a joy to look at – Paul is now currently in development for the live action Paddington Bear film on the back of his debut!
So if you haven't ordered Bunny & the Bull yet… go out and get it, and see magic in solid form!
This DVD really does spoil you with Special Features, 'Behind the Scenes' is an insightful featurette that delves into the background and context of the characters and the casting choices, includes interviews with all the main cast, the director, producer – and provides snippets of interviews with Noel and Julian about their cameos. We're shown some of the on-set antics and laughs whilst shooting, and it really does come across in this that it was a family environment.
The bloopers, although short, provide some great moments – including practical jokes from the crew and the classic line botch-ups that everyone loves.
The interviews with Edward Hogg (Stephen) and Simon Farnaby (Bunny) are a fun and casual feature for anyone who's interested in the background of the film, how/why they were cast and their relationship with King.
There are also some great anecdotes about dogs with halitosis and disappontingly timid Bulls.
Paul King's interview is more for film aficionados who are interested in the technical aspects of the movie. King goes into his thought process while writing, who he had in mind for certain characters, how Farnaby was a large inspiration for the Bunny character, his background and King's personal opinion on the final film.
Likewise, King's 'Empire featurette' (available to read in Empire issue 247) is more for the film buffs who would like to better understand the way his mind-cogs work. This is a great, hilarious featurette where Paul King shows the side to him that went into the great comedy writing in Bunny. It ends with a fantastic moment where Paul King reads Empires review himself. This really is a must see! Simply hilarious.
For the mega film nerds, there's also a feature where Paul King commentates through certain scenes in amazing detail, talking through how the backdrops and sets were achieved, also the after effects and stop-framing. Fascinating stuff.
Watching the deleted scenes is basically 5 minutes of 'Awwing' at how much was cut from the film itself. There really are some gems here and it was a shame they didn't make it to the film. Short and sweet, nothing that would have taken the plot in a completely different direction but some nice one-liners.
So what are you waiting for? Buy this film!
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Frank Thomas choked back tears, Joe Torre apologized for leaving people out of his speech and Tony La Russa said he felt uneasy.
Being enshrined in the Hall of Fame can have those effects, even on the greats.
Thomas, pitchers Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux, and managers Bobby Cox, Torre and La Russa were inducted into the baseball shrine Sunday, and all paid special tribute to their families before an adoring crowd of nearly 50,000.
"I'm speechless. Thanks for having me in your club," Thomas said, getting emotional as he remembered his late father. "Frank Sr., I know you're watching. Without you, I know 100 percent I wouldn't be here in Cooperstown today. You always preached to me, 'You can be someone special if you really work at it.' I took that to heart, Pop."
• Golf
Clark rallies: Tim Clark rallied to win the Canadian Open on Sunday, birdieing five of the last eight holes for a one-stroke victory over Jim Furyk.
Clark closed with a 5-under 65 at rainy Royal Montreal for his second PGA Tour victory.
Langer coasts: Bernhard Langer ran away with the Senior British Open for his fourth senior major title, finishing a Champions Tour-record 13 strokes ahead of Scotland's Colin Montgomerie.
The 56-year-old German closed with a 4-under 67 at sunny Royal Porthcawl to finish at 18-under 266.
• Basketball
Will be 23: LeBron James will go back to wearing jersey No. 23 in his return to Cleveland.
James tweeted "23 it is! It's only right I go back. 2 3=6 We still family 6." The tweet included an Instagram post with photos of James holding his No. 23 Cavaliers jersey on draft night, him later in a new version of the Cavs' jersey and a one of him in his high school jersey.
Millsap added: Atlanta Hawks forward Paul Millsap was added to Team USA's roster for the training camp that opens Monday in Las Vegas.
Millsap averaged 17.9 points last season for Atlanta and was selected to the Eastern Conference All-Star team.
USA Basketball also announced that Jimmy Butler will be unable to participate in the training camp because of a groin injury.
New coach?: The Los Angeles Lakers have waited nearly three months to hire a new coach, and they're apparently making Byron Scott wait a few more days.
Scott said this weekend that he has been hired by the Lakers, but the club insisted Sunday that no deal has been reached.
• Elsewehere
Ring found: A lost Red Sox World Series ring is back on the finger of its owner, thanks to a nifty pickup by an ardent New York Yankees fan.
The 2013 championship ring was misplaced Thursday night in a Manhattan restaurant by Drew Weber, who owns Boston's minor league team in Lowell, Massachusetts.
The diamond, sapphire and ruby ring was found on a restroom sink by Luigi Militello -- he owns Luke's Bar and Grill, and is a lifelong Yankees fan.
Nibali wins: Vincenzo Nibali put his lungs and legs to work one last time, marching up to the winner's podium of the Tour de France and sighing deeply before the Italian anthem echoed over the Champs-Elysees.
Chants of "Vin-cen-zo!" rang across the famed avenue for the Sicilian, who dominated the race nearly from the start three weeks ago and on Sunday became the first Italian to win cycling's greatest race since Marco Pantani in 1998.
Arrest 18: Indiana State Excise Police says officers have arrested 18 people on 20 charges outside the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Cpl. Travis Thickstun says officers Police say they made the arrests Saturday night during NASCAR Nationwide race events and the Brickfest Music Festival at the Speedway.
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Dear Author Enabler,
I am writing a novel that mentions an organization with a trademarked name. What is the path I need to take to use the name of this organization in my novel? Do I pay a fee? And if so, how much, and where do I go to get their approval?
Jeffrey Kozinski
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Let me state up front that I am not a lawyer, nor have I read your writing. That said, if you are simply mentioning a company in your story in a neutral way, then I do not believe you need to ask for permission.
For example, let's say two of the characters in your novel are meeting at Starbucks, and a third character is working there. In this scenario, you do not need to ask Starbucks for permission to use their name. However, if you are portraying the company in a negative light, I would suggest using a fictional name in place of the real one. For instance, if one of your characters works for the company you name in your novel and the character engages in illegal or negligent activities—or if you portray the company as being poorly managed—you may be risking the ire of the company and its lawyers. They could argue that your book has done damage to their reputation. If you have any doubt at all whether there might be a problem, I suggest you make up a fictional name for the company.
Dear Author Enabler,
I'm trying to write a novel about a fictitious romance between two lesser-known historical figures. The problem is that, while they're from the same country, they lived 150 or so years apart. This was around the late Middle Ages, when both figures were warring with the same enemies, so mashing them together, I feel, is entirely possible. Do you have any advice on how to gracefully reconcile the time gap?
Lexi Byrnes
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If you write a story in which two historical figures from different centuries are set in the same time period, you run the risk of driving the readers of historical fiction crazy, which might end up being counterproductive.
One solution is to choose to write about one of the two historical figures, set your story in his or her time period and then create a wholly fictional character patterned on the other figure.
However, this may not be a satisfying solution for you—perhaps your story is inspired by the very idea of the two historical characters interacting. If this is the case, you might want to think of your novel as alternate historical fiction. In alternate historical fiction, historic events unfold differently than they did in the real world. A well-known, somewhat recent example of alternate historical fiction is Philip Roth's The Plot Against America, in which Charles Lindbergh is elected president of the United States in 1940 and collaborates with Nazi Germany. Another is Stephen King's 11/22/63, a story about a time traveler who attempts to alter American history by preventing John F. Kennedy's assassination.
You can also simply ignore everything I've said so far by breaking the rules of historical fiction (and physics), writing a great story and letting the chips fall where they may. This is creative writing, after all—ultimately, there are no rules.
In the March column, I had an exchange with reader Gail Lipsett about novelist Linwood Barclay's use of expletives in his book Trust Your Eyes. Reader Larae Graham of Woodbury, Connecticut, wrote in to defend Barclay, and I wanted to share part of her note: "I truly kept wondering if the letter writer and I were considering the same book. Barclay is an outstanding author who is able to define his varied characters through intelligent dialogue. In Trust Your Eyes, he uses an occasional swear word when the character is in a particularly stressful situation, which is normal for any thriller. It is not at all overdone."
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Scott Weiland's Purple At The Core Tour Is Over
Former Stone Temple Pilots frontman Scott Weiland's Purple at the Core tour has finally come to an end. The tour was also called The Purple to the Core tour. Weiland and his backing band the Wildabouts kicked off the tour on February 28th in Detroit, a day after he had been fired from STP. The final date of the tour came on September 14th in Utica, New York.
Weiland has two upcoming tour dates: November 30th in Mount Pocono, PA and December 3rd in New York City at the City Winery. Neither show is being advertised as a Purple at the Core show, and guitarist Doug Grean has reportedly told a fan on BelowEmpty.com that the tour is over. The description for the Mount Pocono show reads, "Join us for an evening with Rock Superstar and lead singer of Stone Temple Pilots, Scott Weiland."
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State Sen. Barbara Buono, the Democratic nominee for governor, speaks at a press conference on Washington Avenue in Asbury Park near where a recent shooting on that avenue took place. She holds a 50-caliber shell as she speaks about gun violence. Behind her (from left) are Leslie Vanterpool, her daughter Nakeisha Vanterpool, New York, a student at Seton Hall who was shot along with others in 2010 by a gunman, and Kevin McMillan, a Neptune Township committeeman and a candidate for the 11th District Assembly seat.
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Sen. Barbara Buono today took her gubernatorial campaign to the streets of Asbury Park to denounce her opponents's veto last week of gun-control legislation.
Buono accused Gov. Chris Christie of putting his own political ambitions above New Jersey's families by nixing several gun-control bills, among them one that would have banned any gun that uses .50-caliber bullets.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -Dozens of Florida Power and Light trucks formed a caravan out of Jacksonville Sunday morning , headed north to help restore power in Maryland where many are without power due to severe storms.
Some of the employees headed north are from the St. Augustine and Lake City service areas. They got a head start and left from Savannah, Georgia, Sunday morning. The rest drove up from South Florida Saturday, spent the night at the Crown Plaza hotel near the Jacksonville airport, and left around 9 a.m.
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If Isis had pursued their early industrial leanings instead of their later atmospheric ones, Inswarm might have resulted. I miss that dirty, Godflesh-inspired sound, and thought it was extinct (with the exception of Hyatari) until I heard Inswarm.
The band has connections to many others. Along with Cobalt's Erik Wunder, Inswarm are Jarboe's touring band. They remixed Secrets of the Moon for the box set of Privilegivm. Vocalist/programmer Fade Kainer drummed for Burton C. Bell's Ascension of the Watchers, and is now in up-and-coming NYC doom outfit Batillus (review here). With so much talent, it's amazing that the band is still unsigned.
It's also amazing how evolved its sound is. Like early Isis, grit streams like silt over everything. Concrete and decay fight a pitched battle as machines whir in the background. Delicate melodies cast a luminous glow at times, though darkness wins in the end. It's a refreshing change from how watered-down post-metal has become. The point is to span extremes, not to straddle the middle.
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Preventive Service Planning
Collecting Data documents aid in problem determination and save time resolving Problem Management Records (PMRs).
Collecting Data information early, even before opening the PMR, helps IBM® Support quickly determine if:
Symptoms match known problems (rediscovery).
There is a non-defect problem that can be identified and resolved.
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Collecting Data: Readme first table of contents:
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|Gathering general information
For IBM Tivoli Monitoring UNIX Agent v6 or later, you can use the IBM Support Assistant (ISA) to capture general information. Alternatively you can manually collect general information from the environment.
Entering general information into an electronically-opened PMR (SR) eliminates waiting on the phone to provide general information to Level 1 support.
Since the ITM UNIX Agent is enabled with default RAS (Reliability, Accessibility and Serviceability) settings. If you do not know what the problem is then collecting the general agent logs and configuration files are helpful to IBM Support in further isolating the problem. For these instances see the section on manually collecting information and send the data with the default trace settings.
|Gathering component specific information
There are several components that can be involved in a problem with the UNIX Agent. This section will detail the common component areas and some trace settings that can be helpful in isolating issues related to the UNIX Agent. These trace settings are suggested but will not isolate every problem scenario. You can provide the logs with the default trace settings and IBM Support will review these logs and suggest additional trace settings based on information in the logs.
ITM UNIX Agent V6 and Related Components
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Once the component traces have been set and the components have been restarted, then recreate the problem and collect the logs.
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Once the you have collected the PD information with pdcollect, this information should be uploaded to IBM using the steps provided in this URL Exchanging information with IBM Technical Support.
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This section details how to manually collect information from a system running the UNIX Agent.
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- Firewall configuration information (if applicable)
- Operating system error log messages (if applicable)
- AIX - errpt -a
- Solaris - /var/adm/messages*
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If using SR, update the PMR to indicate that data has been sent. If you are using the IBM Support Assistant (ISA) tool then it will allow you to upload data to IBM Support.
|Related information
IBM Tivoli Monitoring Problem Determination Guide
IBM Tivoli UNIX Agent User's Guide
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When the young mouse Olivia (Susanne Pollatschek) sees her toymaker father, Hiram (Alan Young), abducted by a peg-legged bat, she runs to find famous mouse detective Basil of Baker Street (Barrie Ingham). Basil takes the case and soon finds out that the rodent toymaker was kidnapped by the evil Professor Ratigan (Vincent Price), who wants to use the toymaker's skills in a fiendish plot to replace the Queen of England with a robotic clone that he can control.
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Genome widespread CpG island promoter methylation is a molecular feature of RCT pathogenesis. (A) The table reports the promoter methylation analysis carried out on 14 genes; six are the canonical, representative CIMP loci (MLH1, CDKN2A, IGF2, SOX2, NEUROG1, RUNX3); the others are either involved in cell cycle control as CDKN1B and CDKN1C; or in cell-cell adhesion as CDH1 and CTNNB1 or in DNA repair as XPD, XPA. The differential promoter methylation level in rhabdoid colorectal and adjacent lesions is shown. (B) Representative methylation specific PCR analysis at three CIMP loci (MLH1, RUNX3, CDKN2A) and CTNNB1 (β-catenin) in case I; (PC) indicates positive unmethylated (U) or methylated (M) control, respectively. (C) Progressive accumulation of promoter methylation at six specific CIMP loci from normal mucosa, tubular adenomas and finally to composite RCT. (D) The schematic drawing illustrates the possible CRC pathogenetic mechanisms; rhabdoid CRC originates through an alternative pathway resembling the serrated pathway. Abbreviations: glandular (GC) and rhabdoid (RC) component of rhabdoid colorectal tumor case II (RCTII). NM: normal mucosa; TA: tubular adenoma; CTA: cancerized tubular adenoma.
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Bridgewell Resources Forms Renewable Energy Division
NAW Staff, Tuesday 26 February 2013 - 13:16:54
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