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The truth is that when you consider that most of these people aren't in the country legally, don't respect our laws, have no qualms about document fraud, and combine that with the practically non-functional bureaucracy we have in place to deal with immigration problems, you'll have everyone from rapists to terrorists to murderers given a tax amnesty and legal status in the United States because the bureaucrats won't have a clue who's who.
3) Free legal services, on the taxpayer's dime, for illegal aliens -- where do we get the same deal?: Have you ever needed a lawyer? They're not cheap, are they? In fact, you might have forgone collecting money that you were owed or fighting an unfair allegation made against you because you couldn't afford a lawyer. But, that won't be a problem for illegal aliens because this bill would provide lawyers for them and YOU would be one of the people paying for it. From the Heritage Foundation,
"The Senate's bill would force taxpayers to foot the bill for many illegal aliens' lawyers. Under current law, illegal aliens are not eligible for federally funded legal services. Section 622(m) of the bill would allow millions of illegal aliens who work in agriculture to receive free legal services. Every illegal alien working in the agricultural sector would have access to an immigration attorney to argue his case through the immigration courts and federal courts of appeals—all at taxpayer expense. This provision alone could cost hundreds of millions of dollars each year."
Why should American citizens be asked to pick up the tab for the legal bills of foreigners who don't obey our laws? This is like demanding that a citizen of a town contribute to a legal defense fund for a cat burglar who has been breaking into houses all over town or in the case of illegal aliens, using our hospitals and schools for free while collecting welfare and food stamps for the anchor baby that they had here.
4) This bill rewards illegal aliens for breaking our laws. As anyone who has a friend or relative who has tried to go through our legal immigration process can tell you, our system is a hopelessly tangled ball of red tape that takes many years, thousands of dollars, and almost countless hours of frustration to maneuver through. That's why we have tens of millions of people who respect our laws and our country, waiting patiently, in line, often in their home countries, to get a chance to come here.
But, what about the people who don't respect our laws or our country and just wandered across the border one day, bought fake documents, and used our schools and hospitals for free? The Senate is giving those people a sweetheart deal.
They'll be immediately eligible for a "Z Visa" which allows them to work, go to school, and -- this is important -- stay here for the rest of their lives if they so choose because there is no limit on the number of times it can be renewed. Some of them, as has already been mentioned, will be given free legal services and none of them will have to pay the back taxes they owe. This bill also allows colleges to give illegal aliens in-state tuition rates, which isn't only a better deal than legal immigrants get, it's a better deal than American citizens get. For example, an illegal alien from Saudi Arabia could potentially get to pay a cheaper rate to go to a college in California than an American citizen from Oregon. Keep in mind that all these privileges and benefits will even be given to illegal aliens who are gang members or have directly violated orders of the US Immigration Court to leave the country.
Free lawyers, no back taxes, breaks on tuition, and getting immediate legal status in the United States? Where do American citizens sign up for this deal and why would any foreigners want to bother with following our laws when they'd be better off if they just ignored them, entered our country illegally, and bought some fake documents that show that they were here in December of 2006? When you reward people for breaking the law and punish people for respecting it, don't be surprised if you get a lot more law breaking. That's why this amnesty is expected to cover 12-20 million people when the one in 1986 covered less than 3 million illegals. It's also why the next amnesty, if this bill passes, will probably apply to 30-40 million illegals a couple of decades hence.
5) The price tag for the American taxpayers from this bill will top two trillion dollars! Senator Jim Bunning, step up to the plate and tell us about the cost of "low skill immigrant households,"
"Each of these households pays about $10,000 annually in taxes. That is less than almost every other American household. What is more alarming is how much they are receiving. Each of these households receives an average of $30,000 a year in immediate benefits. That means each low-skilled amnesty household costs the American taxpayer nearly $20,000 each year—twice what they are paying in.
If we look at a breakdown in what they are receiving, that's $30,000 a year in Social Security, Medicare, transfer programs, cash, food, housing, social services, medical care, public education, and population-based services like police and fire protection. $30,000 seems like a pretty hefty welcome basket just for crossing our border.
Most American families are taxpayers during their working years and tax takers during retirement. Not the low skill amnesty family. The low skill amnesty household takes more from the government than it pays in at every level. Therefore, claims that we can save Social Security and other programs by importing young immigrant workers are simply myths.
The most expensive group, of course, is the 65 and older crowd. They cost the American taxpayer, on average, almost $32,000 per year, every year. If we consider only the illegals given amnesty, those costs will add up to over two trillion dollars – that's trillion with a "T" – over their lifetime."
In other words, the price for that "cheap foreign labor" that businesses will get out of this deal, aside from lost jobs and depressed wages for American workers, is more than two trillion dollars in debt for the rest of us. That's why anyone who supports this bill has lost the right, now and forever, to call himself a fiscal conservative or claim that he cares about the size of the deficit.
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Minister Baird Statement on Situation in Syria
(No. 370 - December 9, 2011 - 11:00 p.m. ET) Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird today issued the following statement:
"Canada is deeply concerned by reports indicating that Syrian security forces are encircling the city of Homs. Such actions are unacceptable and must stop immediately.
"We strongly condemn the continuing violence against civilians, and urge the Syrian authorities to stop their campaign of terror on the innocent, who are merely exercising their fundamental rights.
"The world is watching and the international community will judge the Assad regime accordingly. Those implicated in acts of aggression will be held accountable by the international community.
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The Community Health degree consists of two to three years of course work in Health Education and supporting areas. This includes required course work in both content and process-oriented Health Education courses, Social Sciences (Anthropology, Psychology, and Sociology), Biological and Physical Sciences (Anatomy and Physiology, Exercise Physiology, and Chemistry), Nutrition, and electives that complement a student's interests and professional needs.
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The Community Health major is appropriate for students who want to work in community, public, and global health; health communication; governmental and non-profit agencies and organizations; medical care settings; worksite wellness programs; and college and university student service health education programs. It can also serve as a preparatory program for graduate or post-baccalaureate study in Health Education, Public Health, and related areas.
What makes the Community Health Program at Western special? 1) selective and competitive admission to a nationally-recognized major; 2) a rich and challenging curriculum based on the skills and competencies of The National Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. which can lead to national certification; 3) a passionate and community-engaged cohort of students who become lifelong friends; 4) a multitude of experiential class projects and a full-time 10 week internship, at the end of the program, with a local, state, national, or international community health agency; 5) faculty with high expectations who are dedicated to advising and mentoring students, creating meaningful and engaging courses, and contributing to the profession through research and service.
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I wish today's post was as photogenic as yesterday's, but alas, it isn't. But, there are of course photos nonetheless.
It was a "stay pretty close to home and get some housework/cooking/meal planning kind of day. I DID venture out to our favorite produce store to load up on fruit and vegetables for week. You'll see a few of the finds later in this post.
We had almond milk lattes and smoothies to start the morning. I need my scientist friend Melisa to figure out WHY this particular carton of almond milk didn't foam as well as in the past – I just can't figure out. I did NOTHING different, but it just refused to "puff". Melisa? Any guesses? Humidity? Temperature increase? Have I incurred the wrath of the Almond Milk Gods???? I just don't get it. Delicious all the same, but hmm…. (the smoothie was made with almond milk (no foaming required) a banana and some frozen mango).
Later in the morning we had breakfast wraps with an egg, low-fat cheddar, spinach and salsa. Pineapple and blackberries were on the side.
One of my finds at the produce market was a BIG bag of "throwaway tomatoes" for $1.00. I brought them home not really knowing what I'd do with them. I decided to make some simple tomato soup for lunches for the next few days. I just cooked them until they were soft, strained all the seeds and skins, seasoned it with some garlic, a squeeze of lemon, basil and pepper and voila. I got about 5-6 servings out of the batch. Not bad for $1.00!!
My lunch was a tasting plate, a couple of ounces of prosciutto with pineapple (yummy combination!), an ounce of low-fat cheese with 8 little crackers, some endive and a couple of Tbsp of lower fat artichoke dip. And I had a cup of my soup.
I also had to use up the last of the wontons that I had in my fridge, so made a batch of wonton chips with chili and lime (thanks again for that GREAT spice blend Janice!!!) and had a couple of those on the side.
AND…in my never ending quest to try every new fruit and vegetable I can, I found these prickly pears at the market, so bought one to try. The verdict? They're like a sweet, REALLY seedy pear with a grainy texture. Well, now I know. Amazing color inside though. I wonder if it'll dye my insides?! :) fun!!
This afternoon I tried a new recipe from my Weight Watchers Points Plus Cookbook: Candied Ginger Oatmeal Cookies. Each of these clocks in at 2 points. YUM!!! I tested one when they came out of the oven. And then, just to be SURE they were ok, I tested a second. It was equally as tasty as the first.
Tonight's dinner was pulled pork with coleslaw (made with blueberries), roasted carrots, one roasted nugget potato and steamed asparagus. I put the pork in the slow cooker early today and just let it go. Slow cookers really are wonderful! I should use ours more often.
I also had a glass of zero point, alcohol free white wine.
Shameless Self-Promotion alert!! – Rumour has it that a guest post by moi will be on Fitblogger tomorrow! (Monday March 28th). Be sure to check it out, but also check out the rest of the site. There is some really great information on there!!
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FCC Provides Opportunity for Comment on FirstNet Filing
Download OptionsReleased: August 19, 2013
Federal Communications Commission
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Internet: https://www.fcc.gov
Washington, D.C. 20554
Released: August 19, 2013
PS Docket 12-94
Comment Date: [7 Days from Date of Publication in the Federal Register]By this public notice, the Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau (Bureau) of the Federal
Communications Commission provides seven days for public comment on matters raised by the First
Responder Network Authority (FirstNet) in its August 2, 2013, filing in PS Docket 12-94.1 FirstNet's
filing responds to a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that seeks comment on, among other
matters, the consolidation into Part 90 of technical service rules for the 758-769 and 788-799 MHz bands,
which, heretofore, have been subject to regulation under both Parts 27 and 90.2 The rules at issue include
power, emission, and field strength limits and interference coordination procedures designed to prevent
interference to operations of other Commission licensees. This proposed rule consolidation is intended to
"facilitate the transition" of spectrum to the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet), the entity
licensed to establish a nationwide public safety broadband network using both the public safety
broadband spectrum (763-768/793-798 MHz) and the adjacent "D Block" (758-763/788-793 MHz)
previously slated for commercial auction.3 In proposing this rule consolidation, the Commission further
directed its Office of Engineering and Technology (OET) to suspend its acceptance and processing of
applications for equipment authorization in these bands pending the adoption of technical service rules
applicable to the combined band.4
1 The Bureau takes this action pursuant to its delegated authority. See 47 C.F.R. 0.392. As noted elsewhere herein, the short
time frame provided by this notice is warranted in light of the pressing need recognized by FirstNet and other commenters for
expedition on reinitiating the currently suspended equipment authorization process. Moreover, this notice follows a full NPRM
comment period. Accordingly, parties should submit any new arguments now in order to facilitate prompt action by the
2 See Implementing Public Safety Broadband Provisions of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, PS Docket
No. 12-94, Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, 28 FCC Rcd 2715 (2013) (Technical Service Rules NPRM). The comment cycle
closed on June 10, 2013.
3 See id. at 2716, 2721 2, 17; see also 47 U.S.C. 1424 (2012) (establishing FirstNet). FirstNet's license also includes the
768-769/798-799 MHz band, id. 1401(14), 1421(a), which is currently designated under Commission rules as a guard band
separating the broadband and narrowband segments of the 700 MHz public safety spectrum. See 47 C.F.R. 90.531(f).
4 See id. at 2725-26 33.
In its filing, FirstNet supports "consolidating the technical requirements for the former D Block
into Part 90 of the Commission's Rules" and recommends that the Commission "act quickly to amend its
technical service rules to enable FirstNet to expedite the deployment of" its network."5 Additionally,
FirstNet urges "swift Commission action to begin accepting and processing equipment authorizations in
the newly combined spectrum," citing "an imminent need for authorized equipment to meet the needs of
jurisdictions that may deploy early" in FirstNet's licensed spectrum under spectrum leases.6 FirstNet has
already entered lease agreements with the Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System
(LA-RICS) and the State of New Mexico, and it has stated its intention to execute similar agreements
with other public safety jurisdictions in the near future.7 While FirstNet supports Commission action to
"expedite a process" for equipment authorization to support these early deployments, it cautions that "the
equipment market will need to evolve once the architecture for the nationwide public safety broadband
network has been set."8
The full text of FirstNet's filing is available in PS Docket 12-94 in the Commission's Electronic
Comment Filing System (ECFS), http://apps.fcc.gov/ecfs.
Procedural MattersThe proceeding has been designated a "permit-but-disclose" proceeding in accordance with the
Commission's rules.9 Persons making ex parte presentations must file a copy of any written presentation
or a memorandum summarizing any oral presentation within two business days after the presentation
(unless a different deadline applicable to the Sunshine period applies). Persons making oral ex parte
presentations are reminded that memoranda summarizing the presentation must (1) list all persons
attending or otherwise participating in the meeting at which the ex parte presentation was made, and (2)
summarize all data presented and arguments made during the presentation. If the presentation consisted in
whole or in part of the presentation of data or arguments already reflected in the presenter's written
5 See Comments of the First Responder Network Authority (FirstNet), PS Docket 12-94 at 4 (Aug. 2, 2013).
6 See id. at 3.
7 See National Telecommunications and Information Administration, FirstNet Approves Resolutions on Spectrum Lease
Agreement with LA-RICS and Personnel Acquisition Strategy, http://www.ntia.doc.gov/press-release/2013/firstnet-approves-
resolutions-spectrum-lease-agreement-la-rics-and-personnel-acqu (last visited Aug. 15, 2013); National Telecommunications and
Information Administration, FirstNet Approves Spectrum Lease Agreement with New Mexico; Provides Status Update on
Remaining Projects, http://www.ntia.doc.gov/press-release/2013/firstnet-approves-spectrum-lease-agreement-new-mexico-
provides-status-update-rema (last visited Aug. 15, 2013). According to FirstNet these lease with LA-RICSand New Mexico are
the first such agreements between FirstNet and one of the seven public safety Broadband Technology Opportunities Program
grantees. These include: the Adams County (Colorado) Communications Center, the City of Charlotte (North Carolina), the
Executive Office of the State of Mississippi, the Los Angeles Regional Interoperable Communications System Authority,
Motorola Solutions, Inc. (the Bay Area Regional Interoperable Communications Systems Authority (BayRICS), San Francisco
Bay area), the New Jersey Department of the Treasury, and the New Mexico Department of Information Technology. See id.
FirstNet is also engaged in lease negotiations with the State of Texas, which holds a Special Temporary Authorization (STA)
from the Commission to pursue early deployment in the band of a public safety network that "support[s] specific public safety
needs." See Implementing Provisions of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, PS Docket 12-94, Order,
DA 13-319 at 2 5(PSHSB 2013). The Commission granted this STA for "limited deployment" of a public safety broadband
network within Harris County, Texas, "as FirstNet prepares to commence its nationwide deployment." Id. at 1 2
8 Comments of FirstNet at 3.
9 See Technical Service Rules NPRM, 28 FCC Rcd at 2733-34 62.
comments, memoranda or other filings in the proceeding, the presenter may provide citations to such data
or arguments in his or her prior comments, memoranda, or other filings (specifying the relevant page
and/or paragraph numbers where such data or arguments can be found) in lieu of summarizing them in the
memorandum. Documents shown or given to Commission staff during ex parte meetings are deemed to
be written ex parte presentations and must be filed consistent with rule 1.1206(b). In proceedings
governed by rule 1.49(f) or for which the Commission has made available a method of electronic filing,
written ex parte presentations and memoranda summarizing oral ex parte presentations, and all
attachments thereto, must be filed through the electronic comment filing system available for that
proceeding, and must be filed in their native format (e.g., .doc, .xml, .ppt, searchable .pdf). Participants in
this proceeding should familiarize themselves with the Commission's ex parte rules.
Pursuant to sections 1.415 and 1.419 of the Commission's rules, 47 CFR 1.415, 1.419,
interested parties may file comments by the date referenced above. All filings should refer to PS Docket
No. 12-94. Comments may be filed: (1) using the Commission's Electronic Comment Filing System
(ECFS), or (2) by filing paper copies. See Electronic Filing of Documents in Rulemaking Proceedings,
Comments filed in response to this Public Notice will be available for public inspection and
copying in the Commission's Reference Center, Room CY-A257, 445 12th Street, S.W., Washington,
D.C. 20554, and via the Commission's Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) by entering the docket
number, PS Docket No. 12-94. Copies of the request are also available from Best Copy and Printing, Inc.,
telephone (800) 378-3160, facsimile (301) 816-0169, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Comments may be filed using the ECFS or by filing paper copies. See Electronic Filing of Documents in
Rulemaking Proceedings, 63 Fed. Reg. 24121 (1998). Comments filed through the ECFS can be sent as
an electronic file via the Internet to https://www.fcc.gov/cgb/ecfs/. Generally, only one copy of an
electronic submission must be filed. If multiple docket or rulemaking numbers appear in the caption of
this proceeding, however, commenters must transmit one electronic copy of the comments to each docket
or rulemaking number referenced in the caption. In completing the transmittal screen, commenters should
include their full name, U.S. Postal Service mailing address, and the applicable docket or rulemaking
number. Parties may also submit an electronic comment by Internet e-mail. To get filing instructions for
e-mail comments, commenters should send an e-mail to email@example.com , and should include the following
words in the body of the message, "get form." A sample form and directions will be sent in reply.
Parties who choose to file by paper must file an original and one copy of each filing. If more than
one docket or rulemaking number appears in the caption of this proceeding, commenters must submit two
additional copies for each additional docket or rulemaking number.
Filings can be sent by hand or messenger delivery, by commercial overnight courier, or by first-
class or overnight U.S. Postal Service mail (although we continue to experience delays in receiving U.S.
Postal Service mail). All filings must be addressed to the Commission's Secretary, Office of the
Secretary, Federal Communications Commission, as follows:
-All hand-delivered paper filings for the Commission's Secretary must be delivered to FCC
Headquarters at 445 12th St., S.W., Room TW-A325, Washington, DC 20554. All hand deliveries
must be held together with rubber bands or fasteners. Envelopes must be disposed of before
entering the building. The filing hours at this location are 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
NOTE:This is the
ONLYlocation where hand-delivered or messenger-delivered paper filings
for the Commission's Secretary will be accepted. The Commission's former filing location at
236 Massachusetts Ave., N.E., is permanently closed.
-Commercial overnight mail (other than U.S. Postal Service Express Mail and Priority Mail) must
be sent to 9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743.
-U.S. Postal Service first-class mail, Express Mail, and Priority Mail should be addressed to 445
12th Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20554.
-All filings must be addressed to the Commission's Secretary, Office of the Secretary, Federal
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Mumbai, Aug 14: A fashion show, dance and music performances marked the high-profile launch of trailer of Shah Rukh Khan-starrer 'Happy New Year', which will hit theatres in Diwali, here this evening. The Farah Khan-directed film, described as a "musical heist" by the makers, also stars Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Boman Irani, Sonu Sood, Vivaan Shah and Jackie Shroff.
"There are three essential elements in the film – dance, music and glamour – which we will present to you all," Shah Rukh told reporters ahead of the trailer launch.
The star-studded event began with a dance performance by a popular dance group, Fictitious, followed by live music performance by Vishal-Shekhar, the duo who has composed music for one of the most awaited films of the year. A fashion show by ace designer Manish Malhotra added glamour to the event. Dressed in Indian attires – long salwar suit, sharara, kurta and pyjama – 14 models walked the ramp for Malhotra. After the models were done, team members of 'Happy New Year' took to the runway.
The film's theme song, "Indiawale", was sung by Vishal -Shekhar even as dancers (from Fictitious) waved the national flag. It was Shah Rukh who first walked the ramp in navy blue kurta and black pyjama followed by Shah, Sood, Irani, Abhishek, Deepika, Shroff and Farah. After this, the 3.16 minute trailer was unveiled and later the team of 'Happy New Year' came to the stage wearing alphabetic jackets to form the word 'Indiawale'.
Farah said she was excited to see the trailer. "I am very excited to see the trailer of any film. Trailer creates first impression and it's important we get it right," she said. Shah Rukh said he was not nervous but tense ahead of the release of the film, produced by his company Red Chillies Entertainment and distributed by Yash Raj Films. Also, perhaps for the first time, the lead actors of a film changed their original Twitter handle names to those of their screen characters. Deepika, Shah Rukh, Abhishek, Sood, Irani and Shah have changed their twitter handle names to Mohini, Charlie, Nandu, Jag, Tammy and Rohan respectively.


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Chicago police officer accidentally shoots self
February 27, 2012
The Associated Press
A Chicago police officer is recovering after he accidentally shot himself in the leg while pursuing three suspects.
Authorities say the officer was wounded after chasing a vehicle for several miles early Monday.
Fraternal Order of Police spokesman Pat Camden says the chase began when the vehicle sped away from a traffic stop. Camden says the car eventually hit a chain-link fence and lurched back toward the approaching officer.
Camden says that's when the officer accidentally shot himself in the calf while trying to get out of the way.
The three men in the car were taken into custody.
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Perfect resume of my actual feelings unfortuntely.
Smart TV is simply unusable because of its slowness. :mad:
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Perfect resume of my actual feelings unfortuntely.
Smart TV is simply unusable because of its slowness. :mad:
...I'd stay for the second one!
The Philips brand reputation for the TV branch is definitive sinking.
The silence from Philips on this issue is "deafening".
The silence from Philips on this issue is "deafening".
Dear all,
I've discovered that TED was deleted even for my TV too!
What's irritating is that TED is still shown as available App for the italian country in the Philips site:
Totally agree. It's unacceptable!!!
The "Now/Next" function is another feature that is unfortunately missing in my Philips TV (and overall offered from the main competitors) and that is not helping the Philips brand reputation at all....
Hi, do we want to speak about the missing "Now/Next" feature too?
Hi Padsy,
I've got the same TV model and I had the same issue after my purchase.
The reason of my sound drop was the Philips Soundbar mod. 5120 (HDMI 1.2 of the Soundbar vs. the HDMI 1.3 of our...
We can only wait and see unfortunately.
Dear all,
here in Italy NET TV service is not working at all today. The TV displays:"The Philips server was not found...".
Yesterday NET TV was working very slowly (the "Cine Trailer" App was...
I've tried what you suggest but the bad behavior was not modified unfortunately.
After that, I've tried to set the HTS7140 to the default configuration: now it works again well.
It recognizes...
Dear all,
I've got a 37PFL8605M/08 combined with a HTS7140 (HDMI-ARC connection). The Easylink setting of the HTS switches on the soundbar automatically during the TV boot.
They were working...
Hi LED,
we're asking for it since several months: no results at all!
Forget it!
With Gmail it works.
Net TV still doesn't work from my side.
The connection with teh Philips server seems to be down!
Please Philips reactivate it. thanks.
Hello Speeddemon,
watching the second image attached I would say yes.
I've got an HTS7140 and the rear supports look like the same.
You should check the distance between the 2 STS8000...
Hello, as fas as I know, the default location could not be varied and/or deleted.
I hope it could be correct soon.
are you referring to the feature "now/next" feature?
Dear Bugmenot,
my HTS7140 should have a 100 Base-T lan cannection.
As said from Toengel above, a 7 Mbps internet connection should be enough.
Nice news. Regards
You can raise a complaint via email to your local Philips support center.
Only Philips can solve this issue.
Philips, come on!
Dear adios,
PIP is not available, sorry.
What is possible to have is the teletext displayed, at the same time, with your TV program (function "double program").
The screen is divided in two....


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The newly reconstituted council ended a 14-month-long impasse Tuesday, approving Mayor Jim Ireton's nomination of Richard Hoppes as fire chief. The vote came six business days after the new council settled into office and about 24 hours after Ireton announced his long-expected choice to the media.
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Community members enjoyed Blue Moon barbecue, Baskin Robbins ice cream, live music from Regina King and a live auction Saturday at Empower Me Day Camp's 10th and final Summer Swinefest.
"It's been a great 10-year run for us," said camp director Michelle Hill. "We're just thankful for the community support over the years."
The decision to make this year's Swinefest the final one came on the heels of the success of Jere's Ride, which also raises funds for Empower Me Day Camp.
"[Jere's Ride] was so successful in its inaugural year, we decided to focus on one fundraiser and continue to make that one bigger and better," said Hill.
The event was held at College Hills Church of Christ, with proceeds benefitting Empower Me Day Camp.
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For those of us who didn't fall in love with a sport in school, learning to use our bodies is a lifelong process. I spent my late teens and 20s pursuing physical intensities, but not that many of them involved running shoes. Sex and drugs and rock & roll were my independent study for phys ed. Luckily, I survived relatively unscathed. Even if I did use up a lifetime of drink in short order.
However, I've been scrambling since I turned 30—that is, for the last 15 years – to develop exercise habits. Why? Partly because of a sense of obligation: Exercise is good for you, so you'll feel better if you do it. Also, I started to get the occasional memo from my body that I should start using it.
I noticed that I didn't handle stress very well, and the steam-relieving dramatics I performed during my early twenties didn't work so well in the relationships of my late 20s and early 30s. A card-carrying member of the International Insomnia Society, I heard from numerous sources that tiring out the body could help the mind find its way to slumberland. Did this make me start wearing myself out on a regular basis? Nope.
Early stabs at exercise were once a week, when I took yoga or swam. I took slow, talky walks with friends. I thought I was taking care of myself, and thought my doctor was being pushy when she suggested I up my exercise to a more than weekly pursuit. Sheesh!
That happened once I had Francis. My first son liked to sleep three times a day. His nap bed was his stroller, and I've often wished I had measured the miles we clocked, walking for sleep.
As he grew older, he slept less, and I walked less. I did incorporate yoga a little bit, falling in love with a certain CD set, Yoga Sanctuary by Shiva Rea. I don't know how many times I've done the lunar disk, hot on the heels of sleep. Still, it wasn't enough.
Once I had my second son I joined the Troy YMCA because my brain was working way more than my body. That place has been great for me, but Felix is 8, and I didn't truly understand the benefits of movement until very recently.
That understanding came from two places last fall. Number one: My friend and neighbor Shanna Goldman suggested we run. I was suspicious. I'm an old lady, I whined, my knees! But she's so fun to be with that I said yes.
Fortuitous event number two: I went to see my midwife, Michelle Doyle from Local Care Midwifery, for my annual exam. (The childbearing part of my life may be done, but the relevant organs are still in operation.) One of the things I asked her about was mood swings.
"You need to get hot, sweaty and out of breath 15 minutes a day," she said. She wrote the letters "HSOB" on a notepad. This was my prescription.
She also recommended I do this for my general health, but that was and is an abstract concern. Evening out my moods so that they don't get the best of me and my family, that is something I can pursue.
When I asked Michelle, four exercise-filled months later, about how she came up with the phrasing and figures that worked so well for me, she said that the phrase came off the top of her head. These words, she hears from more people than me, seem to stick. Maybe, she speculated, it's because they are so visceral.
"Everything else is so vague," she said. People can think, "I'm going to exercise. I'm going to do this for my health. I have to go to the gym, but when you get it down to that real visceral level, everybody can do that. It can be going up and down stairs. It can be putting on music, or it can be wild sex. You can find some way to do that every day."
As far as that number, she said that about two years ago, research showed that the outcomes from exercising 15 minutes five to seven days a week were as good as those from exercising 45 minutes two to three times a week. Bigger goals can be daunting, and if you don't reach them, doubly daunting because it's so hard to overcome a sense of defeat.
Am I getting out of breath daily? No. A big part of me is still a teenager and resists what I am supposed to do. As I write this, I haven't yet made plans for exercise. The weather rots, so no running, and there's too much snow for ice skating, but not enough for cross country skiing. I know I have to do something and soon, because once the kids get home, all hopes of actually attending to myself retreat.
Still, even if I'm reluctant today, in general, I like how moving is making me want to move more. Some evenings I look forward to the next day's planned run the way I used to relish the promise of coffee. (I just can't drink it anymore. Makes me feel like a train is squeezing fast through my veins.)
Other days I've got no mojo, so I keep quizzing people about routine. I've been talking to people who do yoga, because that is one movement form I'd like to do more. One person I asked is a yoga teacher inTroy, Ali Kenner, who teaches at Troy-Yoga and Shanti Yoga.
Kennersaid that this question comes up a lot for yoga practitioners. For her, some days getting on the mat is not a challenge. Other days, she doesn't have the motivation. Regardless of those feelings, she does Kundalini yoga at the same time every morning. And if she misses that date with herself, she tries to fit yoga in at lunch, or before bed. This commitment didn't happen automatically, but gradually over a few years.
Her story reminds me that you have to start where you are. I can't expect to say, I am going to do this every day, and I will. Given my tendencies, I know that isn't going to happen.
"My take on yoga is that getting there—whether onto your mat or to a class—is the battle,"Kennersays. "Use your experience with yoga or exercise to reflect and take note of how you feel when your practice is more consistent. Once you begin to grow your relationship to yoga, or any physical practice, I think it becomes part of who you are and more important in your life."
If you'd looked into a crystal ball last year and saw that I would often rise up from the desk looking to sweat, I would have laughed. So what's next? A half marathon? Yoga teacher training? Both sound improbable, but who knows.


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You know the stencils you can buy for quilting. Like you see for the borders etc. Do you do them FMQ or just straight stitching? I've never used them. I tried drawing lines, circles etc when trying to practice FMQ but I suck at that also.
My philosophy on quilting is to use whatever won't make you crazy at that moment in time.
I also stink at fmq but have been getting a bit better. I like stencils and if I am doing something with fabric I can mark on I will lightly pencil the stencil directly on. I like this cause - hey it's easy and I'm a bit lazy, and I get an immediate sense of how it's going to look.
Sometimes I baulk at buying more stencils - and in this mood and when I first got my HQ I had a burst of energy to practice. I bought on sale a couple of the quilt pattern books. Easy ones. I would trace those patterns on to thin tracing paper I get on sales at dollar store. Pin or tape to quilt and just sew right through it.
I've thought about making some stencils myself from the pattern books for my own use and to save the hassle of pulling out paper but have not yet tried it.
There is a roll of paper by golden threads for tracing. It's good but a bit pricey for practice all the time. The up side of the tracing paper is that you can draw or copy bits and pieces to suit your mood and just practice.
I never end up exactly following the lines, must be left/right brain thing but I'm getting happier with my results
My grandmother used to use stencils in her quilting, and her quilting was beautiful. I think she made her own though.
January 2009 to January 2010 81 yards out and 71yards in January 2010 to the present 106.7 yards out and 146.5 yards in. January 2011 to the present: 47 yards out and 69 yards in.
You can also draw pattern on one piece of thin paper then stack a bunch of papers and sew on machine with an unthreaded needle to perforate all papers - if you want duplicate patterns, which I assume you do as you asked about stencils.
I have come to love the chubby pencils to draw designs and the powder made by the same company to pat the design through a stencil. The powder and the chubby pencil will iron off the fabric saving the need to wash off designs when quilting is complete. I also struggle with fm quilting and have learned to forgive myself slipping off the lines. I also have learned not to use too detailed a design. I tried to quilt little doggies around the border of a baby quilt - made interesting squiggles at any rate
I have done both straight stitching and FMQ with stencils.
For simpler patterns straight stitching works fine, but it is a LOT of work to have to keep shifting the quilt around.
FMQ is much easier.
I saw the piercing tracing paper on a love of quilting episode and thought what a great idea, I used that to make multiple copies of paper piecing pattern. I was too afraid to scan and print on the foundation sheet incase I mucked up the scale. So made copies that way, and it works a treat.
Marcy Tilton does what she calls a "cardiac stitch" which is just dropping the feed dogs and pushing and pulling the fabric in straight lines as you stitch, moving it along. It's really effective and much easier than trying to make smooth curves.
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My Seed Is Gold: A Saruman-esque Dramatic Reading
The dude who reads ridiculous man rants on the Internet in a voice vaguely resembling that of legendary actor Christopher Lee as Saruman has brought us all a little gift this morning: A nearly ten-minute dramatic reading of "My Seed is Liquid Fucking Gold" by LaidNYC.
Now all we need to do is to convince the dude who does those True Facts videos to do one.
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And out of context it isn't gross! Nicely done!
Let's see, it recent history I have the lineage of…
Postal workers
Alcoholics (and assorted undiagnosised crazies, genes which my nuts ass got [pun intended])
Legal clerks // secretaries // everything else that needed done
Health insurance processors (the people you call with issues)
TV repair (w00t for learning to fix electronics when I was young! [and how to sew])
Immigrants who never learned English but some how got by anyways
My generation of cousins we've got a plumber (my brother), a fashion designer, teacher (former military, GI bill education), lactation counsellor, real estate agent, legal clerk. And my assorted arts and aquatics.
Go back a millennium and I've lineages of English nobility. So I win! (English records are awesome sauce where nobility is concerned, gotta ensure the barons and lords are legit after all)


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If you've been living under a rock, you may have missed the world's stupidest political scandal over the past few weeks. Republican Governor Chris Christie's Fort Lee New Jersey traffic jam has been the talk of the town, as his aides allegedly conspired to cause a traffic build-up on the bridge as political retribution for….something. What exactly that something is isn't quite clear yet. In the scope of political scandals it's pretty mild, but as Christie is a big 2016 presidential contender for the Republicans, it's been made into a big deal. "How can this guy hire people who would do this? How would he not know?" Stuff like that.
Anyway, the whole thing is sort of hilarious, so naturally it was ripe for parody by Jimmy Fallon, and special guest Bruce Springsteen. The two collaborated on an altered cover of "Born to Run" where they mocked the Governor for his woes, and it packs a particular punch given Springsteen's weight in New Jersey. And well, everywhere. He's Bruce Springsteen for crying out loud. The result is expectedly hilarious, and you should check it out in the video above. Also, here's a refresher that this isn't the first time these two have collaborated.
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Even though we started the week with snowplows on the roads, we are transitioning to street sweeping season. While it's not uncommon to see sweepers throughout the year, this is the time they are needed the most.
Street sweepers have been around since the 1840s. They keep our roads clean and they protect our water systems.
"Through the Clean Water Act, we have to sweep the streets, especially in the spring time after we've spent all winter sanding the streets, said" Street Superintendent, Randy Ghezzi. "We try to sweep so none of the water can take the sand down into the drains that eventually leads to the Portneuf River."
On top of keeping debris out of the river, sweeping also cuts down on the amount of dust in the air. All in all, street sweeping is good for the environment but it doesn't end there.
"We will throw stockpile chunks of concrete from old sidewalks, chunks of asphalt, and this sand material, and then we will crush it and grind it to a smaller, finer material and reuse it as a road base or a shoulder type material," said Ghezzi.
The first mechanically powered street sweeper was purchased by a city here in Idaho. The city of Boise purchased the device in the fall of 1913, and their street commissioner reported a savings of a little more than $2,700 from what they were previously paying for the horse-drawn sweepers. Boise was followed by nearly every major city in the world.
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November 28, 2015
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- A trucker is facing charges for assaulting a woman with a hammer and a knife.
It happened Saturday at Truckstops of America Lovell Road.
The Knox County Sheriff's Office says Joseph Godsey invited a woman into his truck then forced her into his sleeper cab.
The woman says Godsey duct taped her mouth and ankles and raped her. She says he hit her in the head with a hammer several times when she got out of the tape. According to the police report, Godsey threatened to kill the woman. She says has she tried to fight him off, he cut her with a knife and stabbed her in the neck.
She says when he let her go, she drove herself to the hospital and contacted police.
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text: Panel: HIV Tests for Everyone Experts want to make the test routine for those ages 15 to 64 By Evann Gastaldo, Newser Staff Posted Nov 20, 2012 6:59 AM CST STORY COMMENTS (17) (Newser) – A US panel of experts wants HIV tests to be a routine part of medical checkups for everyone aged 15 to 64, the Los Angeles Times reports. The US Preventive Services Task Force last came up with a set of guidelines in 2005, suggesting routine screening only for those at increased risk of contracting the virus, but studies since then have found that everyone is better off if near-universal testing is implemented. The panel thus proposed a new set of guidelines, which were posted online yesterday for four weeks of public comment. If adopted, the recommendations will require Medicare and most private health insurers to pay for HIV screening. Testing would be optional, but would be the default unless a patient declines or is at extremely low risk. Such wide testing could help in a number of ways: Those who are treated for HIV earlier tend to fare better and transmit the virus much less often. Plus, if the test is routine the stigma associated with it will be removed, doctors hope. A CDC study last year found that 20% of those infected with HIV in the US aren't aware of it. An HIV test kit on display during a San Antonio AIDS Foundation (SAAF) event to announce the first HIV testing van in the San Antonio Texas area, Monday, Sept. 24, 2012, at the SAAF in San Antonio. (Darren Abate/AP Images for AIDS Healthcare Foundation) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow Los Angeles Times (Source Grid ») Health AIDS • HIV • public health • HIV/AIDS • AIDS virus CLICK BELOW TO VOTE 8% 2% 9% 3% 73% 6% RETURN TO THE STORY To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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Stern said no paperwork filed on Kings sale
David Stern said Thursday that the NBA has yet to receive purchase and sale agreement from a potential sale of the Sacramento Kings.
Stern talked to the media during a news conference in London where the New York Knicks were playing the Detroit Pistons.
Numerous reports have said there is a handshake deal between the Seattle group lead by Chris Hansen and the Maloof family which owns the Kings.
Stern said Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson will address the NBA Board of Governors of the relocation committee in the spring. Stern said it's a courtesy given cities that been supportive of teams. Johnson is trying to put together a group to keep the Kings in town.
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The Knoxville Area Community Theatre continues their spring production performances this weekend. This year's piece is a play by Rick Abbot titled "Play On" and is a comedy about the complications a theatre group encounters when putting on a play. The production is directed by Marty Atkins and assisted by Liz DeMoss, both of Knoxville. Performances will be held at the Knoxville Middle School auditorium with doors opening at 6:30 with the show starting at 7:00 Friday and Saturday. Reserved-seating tickets are $8 in advance at Radio Shack or $10 at the door. For more information call 842-2367 or visit www.k-act.org.
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Reds batter Drew Stubbs reacts after being called out on strikes against the Diamondbacks.
HOUSTON - Drew Stubbs was out of the lineup Friday night. Stubbs is 4-for-his-last-33 with a 19 strikeouts and one walk. Dusty Baker had Stubbs in his office for about a half hour Friday afternoon. It sounds like this could be more than a one-day thing.
"He was starting to play pretty well; then he had a tough couple of days," Baker said. "Confidence is a big factor in this game. He'll be back in there. I thought it was time. It was especially tough to take him out in front of his home people in Texas.
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Bell Pepper Salad
1 red sweet pepper, cored and seeded
1 yellow sweet pepper, cored and seeded
1 orange sweet pepper, cored and seeded
1 small sweet onion (Walla Walla, Vidalia, or Maui), peeled
¼ cup chopped fresh parsley or fresh basil leaves
Coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 tablespoon rice vinegar
1 tablespoon sesame oil
¼ cup (2 ounces) crumbled feta cheese, optional
Slice sweet peppers into matchstick-size pieces and place in a large bowl. Slice onion into matchstick-size pieces and add to the bowl. Add parsley or basil. Sprinkle with coarse salt and pepper. Add rice vinegar and sesame oil, stirring to mix well.
Cover and refrigerate approximately 1 hour before serving. To serve, toss salad again and sprinkle with crumbled feta cheese.
Makes 6 to 8 servings.


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Meet the expert: László Domokos, Senior Researcher and team leader in Catalysts and Manufacturing Solutions
A question that preoccupies László is: 'how do you do good research?' It's a very important question because, in his view, efficiency rounds can start to compromise research. For László, research is comparable to composing music, in that it "is not about the performance but about the composition itself."
As a senior researcher and team leader in Projects and Technology Catalysts and Manufacturing Solutions at the Shell Technology Centre Amsterdam, László is always thinking about the ways to improve and optimise his team's research. Performing good research is a point that increasingly concerns him, as he sees research coming under more pressure due to the efficiency rounds at Shell.
"The company's focus is on whether the research can be applied. Research is always linked to a commercial benefit for Shell or a customer," he says. "That's fine, but really major breakthroughs do not come from applied research. They happen because someone was mad enough to try something. That type of researcher is a dying breed."
He gives an example of how this process works in practice: "in Operations it is all about efficiency. Researchers who have spent time in Operations also want R&D to be as well oiled," he says. "This means that 'idle time' – time which is not immediately useful for research – is hammered out."
In his view, the focus on reducing this lost time is not good for the research environment. He likes to compare it with musical composition. "In Operations it is about how you play the music. But in Research the focus is on how the music should be written."
Being able to do research that matters was one of the reasons why László joined Shell in 2000. At the time, Shell were not taking on any more researchers, but a first class PhD from the University of Twente and a burning ambition quickly convinced the recruiters to take him on. For László Shell was – and is – the place to do catalysis research.
"If you are serious about developing catalysts which will earn millions of dollars, you need to be here," he says. "Right from my first project, I understood that we are not here for the fun of it, but that we have to solve real problems involving huge sums of money."
Being aware of how much money is involved in a project is crucially important, he says, because it allows you the chance to measure its value. "How often is success not measure on the basis of value created?" he asks. Creating value is also one of the reasons he warmly congratulates colleagues when the department is awarded a patent. "It provides independent confirmation that you have discovered something," he says.
Childhood musician
László came to chemistry after a childhood spent playing music. After being selected by a teacher at his school to play double bass for his orchestra, a promising musical career beckoned László at a young age. "At the age of nine I became one of the youngest bass players in Europe," he says. He soon discovered that his heart lay elsewhere, however, and decided to end his music studies.
"I said no, I don't want to do that. I want to study chemistry," he explains. "I already realised that you could earn more with chemistry than with music. I also had my doubts about whether I was really good enough for an international music career. With chemistry I knew it was something that I could excel in internationally."
First taste of chemistry
His first taste of chemistry also began at an early age, when he was took an interest in his after-school playgroup leader's periodic table. He says he started to learn it by heart, despite not knowing what it was that he was learning. "At the age of 11 I could compare chemicals. When I was 12 I started reading all the books in the library on chemistry and physics. At school I was constantly pestering my chemistry teacher with questions," he admits.
The decision to study chemistry was what led László to the Netherlands and, ultimately, to Shell. At university in Hungary he focused on catalysis, a field he knew was being developed extensively in the Netherlands. It was a doctoral candidate position at the University of Twente in Enschede which eventually brought him to the Netherlands in 1996, and it was there that he was recruited by Shell.
Improving research
It surprises him that in an innovative company like Shell, people are not more interested in how to conduct research. "I'm not easily satisfied," he admits. "A question I don't hear asked often enough is: 'could it be better?'" It is a point that László and his team want to stress. "It is not only a pity, but also counterproductive.
Despite all the efficiency rounds, the waiting time for our analysis has not improved in recent years," he says. "I think it is high time that we in Research take a long hard look at how we can improve the entire research process. And that is not time 'lost'."
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The modest budget deal struck by Republicans and Democrats was generally welcome news, but one provision clearly needs to go. About $6 billion of spending reductions in the bill comes from changing the cost-of-living calculation used for military pensions, which some estimates say could reduce the lifetime benefit of retired service members by up to $80,000
The provision would cut the cost-of-living adjustment for military retirees pay by 1 percentage point a year until they turn 62, when their pay would be recalculated.
It would apply to those who retire after 20 years of active service, are not disabled and generally are still in their 40s, according to the Washington Post.
The House Budget Committee justifies the reduction by calling military retirement "an exceptionally generous benefit, often providing 40 years of pension payment in return for 20 years of service."
Generous or not, the pension benefit is one that has been earned by those who served their country for 20 years, often at great risk to themselves and great inconvenience to their families.
Reducing their pensions is an unpardonable breech of faith.
A majority of House Republicans and Democrats voted to approve the budget bill last week, including Democrats Beto O'Rourke and Pete Gallego, who represent El Paso. Republican Steve Pearce, who represents southern New Mexico, voted no because he felt the bill didn't do enough to reduce the deficit and would have reduced oil and gas royalties to New Mexico.
O'Rourke, Gallego and Pearce all have signed on as co-sponsors of a bill to restore the current COLA formula for retirees.
"The Bipartisan Budget Act temporarily addressed sequestration, but the military pension issue is problematic for many families," said Gallego, a member of the Armed Services Committee. "Since passing the budget deal, I've been working to find the right solution. The legislation I've (co-sponsored) eliminates cuts to the cost of living adjustments brought about by the budget deal. It's difficult to get certain members of Congress to move fast on anything, but I'm glad this fix started moving within a week of passing the budget deal."
Pearce spokesman Eric Layer said the southern New Mexico congressman is a co-sponsor of a couple of bills by House Armed Services Chairman Miller to restore the COLAs.
O'Rourke, a member of the Veterans Affairs Committee, said there "are far better ways to get our fiscal house in order other than reducing benefits that were promised to career service members,"
We agree. Congress should reinstate the military retiree COLAs, and cut elsewhere in the budget.


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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
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SHELLMAN, Ga. -- Most of the 1,100 residents of this tiny community 35 miles west of Albany are expected to turn out Saturday to honor native son Boudleaux Bryant at the second festival held in his honor.
One of popular music's most prolific writers, Boudleaux Bryant and his wife, Felice, wrote an estimated 1,500 songs. Recordings of those songs by some of the most celebrated country and popular artists over a 40-year span resulted in sales of more than 300 million records.
Best known among the Bryants' biggest hits is a string of classics recorded by rock's Everly Brothers, including "Wake Up Little Susie" and "Bye Bye Love." The couple's signature song is "Rocky Top," one of the state of Tennessee's official songs and the fight song for the University of Tennessee.
Headlining Saturday's festival in Bryant's honor will be the Neverly Brothers, a tribute act that performs the classic hits of Phil and Don Everly. On Saturday, the Neverlys will sing the hits written by the Bryants.
Saturdays festival, which kicks off at 10 a.m. at the Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Shellman, will also feature an antique car show, face painting for kids, a model train show, and a number of food and craft vendors.
Cordell Racing of Houston will present a NASCAR Sprint Cup show car/simulator that features Boudleaux Bryant's likeness on the hood. Festival attendees will be allowed to race the simulator free of charge and test their skills against NASCAR's top drivers at the famed Daytona 500.
Admission to the festival, which is sponsored by the Randolph County Veterans Memorial Committee, is free.
In addition to the hits of the everly Brothers, songs written by Boudleaux and Felice Bryant have been recorded by Tony Bennett, Eddy Arnold, Roy Orbison, Charlie Pride, Buddy Holly, Jim Reeves, Leo Sayer, Joe Stampley and Moe Bandy.
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5 Remodeling Blogs and Directories
From Dean Dowd on May 13, 2009 in General Remodel
Since Im a remodeling blogger myself, Im always looking at other blogs in the remodeling arena to see what my fellow bloggers are talking about. With home remodeling being the lively and fascinating subject that it is, theres no shortage of conversation going on in the blogosphere about all angles of remodeling. Although its tempting to focus on the newest kids on the blogging block, there are some well established ones that are deserving of attention, too. Have a look at this list and bookmark the ones that look like theyll be most useful to you.
The Sweet Spot Remodeling Blog
Jonathan Sweet, senior editor of Professional Remodeler, says, a lot of information crosses my desk. This blog will be a chance to share some of that with you, with an immediacy not possible with a monthly magazine. Some of his recent topics include opinions about energy tax credits, home price forecasting, and how the remodeling industry is faring in the current economy.
Blogs about Green Remodeling
This WordPress directory site is actually a running list of blog posts about green remodeling. Just scrolling down the list is entertaining in and of itself, and of course you can select any of the items that strike your fancy to go to the complete post. I couldnt help but click on one titled We dont poop in a bucket! and thus discovered Ecolandlords blog…
Ecolandlords Blog
Although this bloggers base in Anchorage, AK, might make some of the material less relevant to folks in the lower 48, it is green-oriented, colorful, and of interest to green-oriented rental property owners.
Oakbridge Construction Blog
This blog is very colorful and chock full of well-illustrated posts. Lots of practical information about things like asbestos removal from your home, trends in remodeling, home equity loans, and more.
Blogs about Home Remodeling
This is another WordPress directory site—in this case, featuring posts related to home remodeling. Some of the enticing topics that were listed the day I wrote this post include: how to spice up your home to wow potential buyers, the trials and tribulations of obtaining a building permit, and transforming various parts of the home.


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Update on State Treatment of EGTRRA's Pension and Retirement Provisions
In an announcement in April 2002, the Department addressed the impact on North Carolina income tax returns of the enactment of the federal Economic Growth and Tax Relief Act of 2001, signed into law by President Bush on June 7, 2001. The act made numerous changes to the pension and retirement provisions of the Internal Revenue Code. North Carolina's individual income tax law is tied to the Internal Revenue Code as it exists on a certain date. On September 30, 2002, legislation was enacted to update the State's reference to the Internal Revenue Code from January 1, 2001 to May 1, 2002. This change means that North Carolina has adopted all of the pension and retirement provisions of the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Act of 2001.
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|Transesophageal echocardiography in unsedated outpatients: technique and patient tolerance.
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|PMID: 2627439 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|Transesophageal echocardiography is an important new imaging technique for the evaluation of heart disease. To maximize the number of patients who can be scanned in one outpatient session and to minimize the facilities needed, we elected to perform the technique on unsedated patients. To assess the tolerance of patients to this policy, we designed a questionnaire to evaluate the patients' own assessment of the technique. Overall, the technique was well tolerated by 79% of 204 patients, although 37% found swallowing the transducer unpleasant. The procedure was not tolerated as well by younger patients. When asked whether they would prefer to be sedated or unsedated, 83% preferred to be unsedated for an outpatient scan, and 73% preferred to be sedated for an inpatient scan. We concluded that the technique is well tolerated by most unsedated patients. Because a few patients preferred sedation, some outpatient facilities for patient recovery were necessary. We now ask young patients, selected inpatients, and patients undergoing repeat studies whether they would prefer sedation, but we otherwise perform the technique on unsedated patients.
|M A de Belder; G Leech; A J Camm
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|Title: Journal of the American Society of Echocardiography : official publication of the American Society of Echocardiography Volume: 2 ISSN: 0894-7317 ISO Abbreviation: J Am Soc Echocardiogr Publication Date: 1989 Nov-Dec
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|Created Date: 1990-04-19 Completed Date: 1990-04-19 Revised Date: 2006-11-15
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|Nlm Unique ID: 8801388 Medline TA: J Am Soc Echocardiogr Country: UNITED STATES
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|Department of Cardiological Sciences, St. George's Hospital Medical School, University of London, England.
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The Prem Thread and the Comics thread aren't on my forum FP (or 2nd page) even though both have been updated with responses within the last hour (at the time of writing).
Known issue?
Threads I'm following not on FP
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However, the Halo 4 thread, which I'm unfortunately following, is.
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The following system has been broken for weeks. It regularly doesn't show threads as being followed and shows threads that aren't being followed as being followed.
I've noticed that (on my phone) but I've never noticed this. But yeah, all part of the following thing.
Oh well, bug reported.
Both threads have -1 replies. Can we please fix this?
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Threads here appear to break periodically. In fact right now if you go to the Steam & Direct Download sales thread and click last page it takes you back a month and won't let you go forward.
Works most of the time though so I don't care.
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The missing time thing is down to the last post being a deleted one, which seems to shave months off the thread. If you post 'bump' or something, the missing pages will come back.
Its a feature.
My total fail (which is becoming a habit). I, for reasons completely unbeknownst to myself, had kal on ignore.
Problem solved.
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This is a bug, because I had Kalel on ignore as well, so couldn't see the prem thread, I would never ignore Kalel, what if he shot me with his laser eyes?
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He doesn't have laser eyes. He's got venom fangs in his lizard tail.
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Playing hard and playing with maximum effort is the goal for the Knoxville Boys Basketball Squad this season. New Coach Jeff Larson is instilling that into his guys this season. He says they may not make every shot and do things perfectly, but the effort will be there all of the time. Larson says the wins may not come as quickly as everyone would like, but if the guys improve every time out, then everything else will take care of itself. Knoxville opens up at home with Albia next Tuesday.
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Fukushima Totally Out of Control, Fishermen F#cked, Update 8/29/13
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Fukushima Prefecture "gets wise" and wants ALL nuclear reactors to be scrapped. That not only includes the Catastrophic Fukushima Dai-ichi reactor units 1 2 3 4 5 6, but also the "sister" plant Fukushima Daini about 7 Km away from there. Jeepers, I wonder what made them be so harsh on the nuclear industry years into the "accident".Oh, here's a good one: if you're traveling by bus, you now get updates on radiation readings every 30 seconds. Because, you know, the wind blows, and rain falls, moving these deadly hot particles and for sure, you would want to avoid getting off that bus in a Really Hot so plan (OMFG).Fishermen are fucked. They Finally "get that"... 't urged to address contaminated water Oh, oh, heating funds to be returned to (Who were the fuckers who decided to reconstruct Fukushima Anyway) talk about the Vermont Yankee shutdowns with Arnie by unreal_dm featuring snowflake called Give It UP (Start Again).Latest Headlines: : There was a melt-through so Fukushima fuel is definitely down in groundwater, and that's flowing into Pacific Americans need to watch, it gets international very quickly May already be at West Coast No 'immediate' risk (old video they must have just found)TV: Mystery spots on Fukushima cows ignored by gov't Veterinarian: It's extremely important, Japan has to think of what to do with this problem (VIDEO) Beef from Fukushima [Prefecture] was still the 5th most traded and shipped [in 2012] at Japan's biggest beef market in Tokyo. Fukushima plant in national emergency says governor "Severe radioactive contamination with serious health affects on local population" 'Global intervention' suggestedWill Fukushima now officially be referred to as worst nuclear disaster in world history? Study estimates Japan plant released 100 quadrillion becquerels (PBq) of cesium into In a single dayBloomberg: Japan gov't needs to understand crisis at Fukushima is a matter of life and death ABC Interview: "They are slowly killing They know full well it's leaking, but they've done nothing" (AUDIO)UPI: Fukushima plume to reach West Coast in months; Measurable increase in radioactive material Study: Prolonged exposure for California lasting 10 years; Hits Hawaii early may already be surrounded Underground water just 4 inches from surface by Fukushima reactor AP: Groundwater closer to surface than Tepco told officials investigating tank leakPopular Mechanics: Contaminated water threatens to swamp Fukushima site as it rises to surface Radioactive liquid will continue entering ocean despite attempts to block it"Big Problem": Cracked floors in Fukushima reactors leaking into groundwater that's rising and rising and rising due to Tepco wall "Can no longer be stopped from getting in ocean" "Worse than buildings now on mushy land" (AUDIO)Newspaper: Nations across Pacific are fearing impact from Fukushima Many expecting cancer will increase in Pacific Rim Japan exporting their environmental problem to the oceanGundersen: Radioactive plume to impact West Coast in a year Not going away after it likely to only get stronger Fukushima will keep releasing contamination for years to come Must demand officials test fish and make data public (AUDIO)Study: "Fuel materials" introduced to Pacific Ocean via drains of Fukushima plant resulting in potentially serious contamination of marine environmentJapan Professor compares cesium-137 releases from radiation disasters: Fukushima at up to 77 quadrillion Bq (77 PBq); Chernobyl at 85 quadrillion Bq (85 PBq) Fukushima releases ongoing'The Coming Fallout': Experts now fear massive reservoir of Fukushima contamination about to reach Pacific Ocean "Slow, seeping buildup of a second catastrophe" Workers can't say when or how they can stop flowVermont Yankee closing permanently Embattled nuclear plant will be decommissioned in 2014 when current fuel cycle ends Had license to operate until 2032Nuclear experts concerned about water flow "reversing" due to Fukushima underground ice plan Even more highly radioactive liquid inside reactor buildings to enter aquifer?Warning that foundations of Fukushima reactor chambers have been "compromised" Groundwater rising fast, now just 10 inches from surfaceNuclear Official: Tepco made Fukushima plant into a "machine for generating radioactive water" Runoff from molten atomic cores now in groundwater, ocean 'Air cooling' should be usedJapan Times: Extreme contamination in Fukushima reactor buildings 'most likely' mixing into aquifer, reveals Tepco Bloomberg: Could this flow downstream to Tokyo and present a big risk? (VIDEO)


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By Keach Hagey
The presidential debating season ended with a bit of a whimper on Monday night, as the foreign policy-themed face-off drew 59.2 million viewers, according to Nielsen, the fewest of the three presidential debates.
That was a significant drop from the first presidential debate, which drew 67.2 million – which was a 28% rise in viewership from the first presidential debate in 2008. It was also a drop from the 65.6 million viewers who tuned in for the testy second presidential debate – a 3% rise from the second debate in 2008.
Monday's debate viewership was a 4.7% rise from the third presidential debate in 2008, which drew 56.5 million viewers. Read More »


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Steubenville High School Students Joke About Rape (Leaked)by Free Britney at . Comments
This is fucking disgusting, the worst part of this shit is that this guy looks exactly like me. Bedside's a short nose he is my twin WTF... plus everyone calls me Craig ! I'd literally beat this kid to death if I ever get the chance to see him in my life. Evening RUINNED !
I will pray everyday that god makes sure that these rapist go to jail for the rest of there lives and get rape and assault the same way that poor girl did. The parents of these kids should be outrage that they birth garbage into this world. How sick and disgusting these pieces of shit are; they should be thankful I WASN'T THE VICTIMS PARENT, BECAUSE THE ONE THAT WOULD BE DEAD WOULD BE THEM!!!!
Raping a girl is NOT fucking funny. They need to be in prison and than them get fucked in the ass. Pricks.
that stuff is tight
These boys deserve to be locked up for life and never see the light of day again! Their parents should be ashamed for the bastards they grew up to be. I hope they enjoy prison and someone does to them what they did to this poor girl for the rest of their pathetic lives.
What fucking pieces of shit.
bet that's the last time they laugh like that, if they ever laugh at all.
"this act was clearly a representation of the girl's parents being negligent in her life". It's difficult to believe that ignorance of this magnitude exists in the year 2013. A young girl goes to a party, drinks too much and becomes defenseless, and then gets violated by predators while cowardly fools watch and make jokes . . . and you assign blame to the girl's parents? Yes, getting that drunk was a very bad decision on the girl's part but it doesn't even remotely justify what happened next. Just when I thought that reading internet comments couldn't be any more revolting, someone posts something like this. Eat sh*t and die, Cro-Magnon.
Voice of the Players, have you considered even for a second that the decline of society is due to the LACK of ACCOUNTABILITY? Seriously? You are saying that individuals that are nearly 18 years of age should not be held accountable for their actions? It is one thing to screw up in high school, make poor grades, not have your priorities in order, cheat on a boyfriend/girlfriend, gossip, etc. THIS? This is a crime. This is a crime that is punishable as an adult OR a juvenile. Are you saying that they are stupid and therefore shouldn't be responsible for an act that had an impact on someone else OTHER THAN THEMSELVES? Sorry for the caps. Trying to accentuate text to help you understand what you are saying. This girl may never be able to have a normal relationship with anyone. Trust is breached. Damage, DONE. Years ago, boys his age were working and starting families. They had responsibilities and were held accountable. Moral decline. You're either part of the solution or you're part of the problem.
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Thames Elementary special education student Lashundra Jennings, 9, left, and fourth-grader Brianna Felts, 9, right, work together to complete classwork in Jennifer Matherne's class.
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It was quite a gourmet feast recently, when a group of two dozen students from Thames Elementary School went out to lunch at Oishi Japanese Steak House on Hardy Street.
The meal was the culmination of a unit of study on Japan and the reading of the book "Night of the Ninjas."
"Ninety percent of the students had never eaten hibachi," teacher Jennifer Matherne said. "It was a new culture for them. They are used to hamburgers and chicken nuggets." ...


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Macau is located on the southeastern coast of China, The territory comprises a peninsula and two islands in the Pearl River delta of Guangdong Province. Some 40 kms to the northeast, across the mouth of the river, is HongKong. Many casinos and hotels from Las Vegas have started their buisiness in Macau, so people call it the Las Vegas of Asia.
This scenery enchanced the whole Macau city as well as the international airport.