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Ripon Youth Theatre ("RYT") was founded in 2010 after the Society's highly successful production of Oliver! Having
recruited a large group of very talented youngsters between the ages of 6 and 16, the Society were very keen not to
loose them and set up the Youth Theatre. RYT bid farewell to its first "graduate" in 2013 who is now studying at world
renowned Performing Arts school, LIPA.
RYT now has a membership of over 50 kids between the ages of 8 and 18. The group meets on a Saturday where the
volunteers teach the kids lessons in singing, dancing, acting and self confidence.
Ripon Youth Theatre is a registered charity and relies on the donations of outside
organisations and the revenue from tickets. Should you want any information regarding
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Review of Hairspray (2-4 July 2014)
Musical Theatre whether professional, amateur or in the case of Ripon Youth Theatre (RYT) a youth
production is all about going on a journey where the audience connect with the characters and the emotions
are heightened by music. If this is the aim then Ripon Youth Theatre's (RYT) production of hairspray, in short,
nailed it!
The energy and quality of this show was evident from the opening number when the lead character Tracey
Turnblad played by Sophie Dudman set the standard for the rest of the evening. The cast had so many great
performances and regretfully too numerous to single out all in this review. But alongside Sophie's superb lead
performance, other stand out moments included the chemistry between Edna and Wilbur Turnblad (played by
Will Penny and Aiden Clancy). The comedy timing between them was great and a particular highlight was their
memorable duet 'You're Timeless to Me'.
The arrogance and general vile nature of Velma Von Tussle was skillfully portrayed by Lucy Atkinson and the
family dynamic of Seaweed (Adam Makepeace), Little Inez (played by Sophie Huber) and Motormouth
Maybelle (played by Charlotte Atkinson) was a joy. It was in Act 2 that Charlotte Atkinson gave us a real treat
with a breathtaking performance of 'I Know Where I've been' demonstrating a vocal quality beyond her years.
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Amid a slumping initial public offering market, first-quarter venture capital returns fell 7.6 percent from the previous quarter, leaving investors waiting longer to cash in on startup funding, the National Venture Capital Association reported this week.
While the outlook for short-term returns was down, five-year and 20-year returns remained strong, the trade group reported. The figures are based on a gauge of cash flow and returns at over 1,860 venture capital firms and private equity partnerships across the nation.
"The IPO market has now been essentially shut down for venture-backed companies for over seven months," Mark Heesen, the group's president, said in a statement. "Combined with a skittish M&A market, shorter term performance returns are and will continue to be impacted," he said.
Not a single venture-backed firm went public over the second quarter, the first quarter in 30 years without an IPO. That's leading some market watchers to warn of a growing capital crisis in the start-up community.
According to a recent survey by KPMG, investors aren't expecting a turnaround in the IPO market for another two years, prompting many VCs to extend exit timelines by 12 months or more.
Despite the declines, Heesen said returns on venture capital continue to outperform other investment options, including the public markets.

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The man who kicked the hornets' nest has granted his first interview since the furore caused by The Innocence of Muslims on YouTube. Serge F. Kovalesky and Brooke Barnes report for the New York Times:
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Fuming for two months in a jail cell here, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula has had plenty of time to reconsider the wisdom of making "Innocence of Muslims," his crude YouTube movie trailer depicting the Prophet Muhammad as a bloodthirsty, philandering thug.
Does Mr. Nakoula now regret the footage? After all, it fueled deadly protests across the Islamic world and led the unlikely filmmaker to his own arrest for violating his supervised release on a fraud conviction.
Not at all. In his first public comments since his incarceration soon after the video gained international attention in September, Mr. Nakoula told The New York Times that he would go to great lengths to convey what he called "the actual truth" about Muhammad.


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US lawmakers question Google's new privacy policy
updated 06:50 pm EST, Thu January 26, 2012
Question how users can opt out
US Lawmakers have sent a letter to Google CEO Larry Page asking questions about the company's new privacy policy that it announced on Tuesday. The new policy consolidates more that 60 individual policies covering Google products into a single global policy. The legislators expressed concern over the logistics of how consumers would be able to opt out.
Earlier this week, the Internet services giant unveiled sweeping changes taking effect March 1. It would be replacing a multitude of individual privacy policies covering most of its online products with a single master policy. At the time, the company claimed that by doing so it was providing its customers with "simpler, more intuitive Google experience."
For members of the US House Energy and Commerce Committee, it set off an alarm. In their letter, Committee members said Google's action "raises questions about whether consumers can opt-out of the new data sharing system either globally or on a product-by-product basis."
Part of the lawmakers' questions may be over the sharing of personal data across Google's multiple services. In its announcement Tuesday, Google quietly noted that in consolidating privacy policies, it would be able to offer its users "more relevant," or more precisely targeted ads. What was not said was that a single privacy policy lets Google share data between its services, something that it may have not have been able to do previously. [via Reuters]


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Palm may have sold 300,000 Pres in June
updated 07:55 am EDT, Tue June 30, 2009
Palm May Have Sold 300K
Palm may have sold as many as 300,000 Pre phones in less than a month on sale, according to a investor's note by Charter Equity Research analyst Ed Snyder. He estimates that about 120,000 Pres were available on launch day but that these sold out within days and that about 15,000 examples of the multi-touch phone are being made every day, leading to the final estimate for the month. As many as 1 million phones could reach Sprint by the end of the first quarter of sales, which for Palm finishes at the end of August.
The number is just a fraction that of what Apple is expected to produce for the month, as it shipped 1 million iPhone 3GS units just on its opening weekend alone. Regardless, the tally if accurate would represent a potential breakthrough for Palm, which shipped just 351,000 phones through the entire quarter before the Pre's debut.
Snyder also expects better still for the company and believes that by September it should have a GSM- and HSPA-based version of the Pre launched for Telefonica. Combined with a Bell Canada launch in August, the analyst believes Palm could ship as many as 1 million phones per month. This also may not include the expected Eos budget smartphone for AT&T and Sprint.


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Clif Bar & Company, best known for its line of organic foods and drinks, is now going to be known as the owner of the first LEED Platinum certified building in Emeryville, Calif. The company's 115,000-square-foot headquarters building received top honors in the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED for Commercial Interiors (LEED-CI) category.
Green building features that helped the company receive the highest USGBC rating include:
- A rooftop smart solar array
- Low-flow plumbing
- More than 12,000 board feet of reclaimed wood
- Recycled denim was used to create sound-absorbing panels
- Recycled artwork including pieces made from retired bikes, kayaks and other outdoor gear
- Four atrium gardens
Perks of working at Clif Bar & Company go beyond the beautiful LEED Platinum certified office space. Other company benefits include the onsite 6,700-square-foot childcare facility, organic breakfasts and lunches at Kali's Kitchen, a fitness center and bike storage for those employees who choose a self-powered two-wheeled commute to work.
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Japanese Diet makes illegal downloading a criminal offence
updated 02:36 pm EDT, Thu June 21, 2012
Downloads punishable by two million yen fine, two years in prison
A change to copyright law in Japan sees harsher penalties on illegal downloaders of movies and music. Japan's legislature, the Diet, made downloading a crime punishable by a fine of two million yen ($25,000) or up to two years in prison. Some groups, including the Japan Federation of Bar Associations, find this to be an excessive measure in a country that still relies on the sales and rentals of physical CDs and DVDs as opposed to legal download services.
The JFBA believes that the previous incarnation of the law was more appropriate, which saw violations as a civil matter. Adopted in 2009, treating downloading as a civil instead of a criminal matter should have been given more time to see how it was working, according to the group, adding that "treating personal activities with criminal punishments must be done very cautiously, and the property damage caused by individual illegal downloads by private individuals is highly insignificant."
Trade group the Recording Industry of Japan believes the amendments are good for the industry, and said it will promote the new rules and potential penalties to the public. RIJ chairman and CEO of Sony Music Entertainment Japan Naoki Kitagawa claimed the changes would "reduce the spread of copyright infringement activities on the Internet."
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Media Advisory: Press Conference to be held during ISS Europe 2005
Berlin, February 2, 2005 – Business strategy, technology trends and industry forecasts in the semiconductor, equipment and materials industry will be the featured topics at the 18th European Strategy Symposium (ISS Europe), to be held 6-8 February 2005 at the Hotel Hilton in Berlin, Germany.
ISS Europe 2005 PRESS CONFERENCE
Monday, 7 February 2005, 13.00 –14.30
Hotel Hilton Berlin, Salon Humboldt, Mohrenstrasse, 30 (Gendarmenmarkt), D-10117 Berlin
The state of the global semiconductor manufacturing industry, status and outlook for the semiconductor equipment and materials sector and forecasts will be debated during an executive panel with:
Prof. Dr-Ing Herbert Reichl, Fraunhofer Institute IZM
Dr. Reinhardt Ploss, Senior Vice President and General Manager Business Group Automotive and Industrial, Infineon Technologies, (Germany), (to be confirmed)
Malcolm Penn, Managing Director, Future Horizons (UK)
Klaus Rinnen, Principal Analyst, Dataquest Gartner (USA)
The debates will be moderated by Doug Dunn, former CEO, ASML
Reporters and editors who would like to attend should contact Vincent Dubois (tel: + 32 (0) 2 2896495; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com).
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By On the occasion of our 20th anniversary
Why Do Mexis Like Wrought-Iron Fences?
By Gustavo Arellano
By R. Scott Moxley
By Alfonso Delgado
Women For: OC are Stitching and Bitching
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FEEL THE LOVE One thing you can say about Huntington Beach's Barbara Coe, chairwoman of the immigrant-bashing California Coalition for Immigration Reform: at least she spreads the hate. Coe normally targets those from south of the U.S. border who settle here, but she casts a wider net in this Nov. 7 e-mail to supporters:
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of PanAm Flight 103!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the military barracks in Saudi Arabia!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the American embassies in Africa!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM bombing of the USS COLE!
"REMEMBER the MUSLIM attack on the Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001!
"REMEMBER the AMERICAN lives that were lost in those vicious MUSLIM attacks!
"Now the United States Postal Service REMEMBERS and HONORS the EID MUSLIM holiday season with a commemorative first-class holiday postage stamp.
"REMEMBER to adamantly and vocally BOYCOTT this stamp when purchasing your stamps in the post office. To use this stamp would be a slap in the face to all those AMERICANS who died at the hands of those whom this stamp honors.
"REMEMBER to pass this along to every patriotic AMERICAN you know."
Will do, Babs. Oh, and using your logic, that means we should:
REMEMBER the CHRISTIAN slayings in the name of Christianity over the past 2,000 years.
REMEMBER the CHRISTIAN bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the only times nuclear bombs have been used in warfare in the history of the world.
REMEMBER the CHRISTIAN-backed coups that toppled democracies the world over.
REMEMBER the CHRISTIANS who bombed Oklahoma City.
REMEMBER the CHRISTIAN efforts of the Reagan and Bush White Houses to arm the very Islamo-fascists now spreading terror throughout the world.
Merry Christmas, Babs.
WATCH FOR FALLING PRICE-CHECKERS Striking supermarket workerswere attacked on Nov. 9 in two apparently unrelated incidents. Normally, we'd argue that even though the brutality occurred at two different locations—Laguna Niguel and Palm Springs—they are related because the victims in both instances were the same: striking supermarket workers. But more was afoot in the Orange County case. Five or six teenswielding baseball bats rushed up to a half-dozen picketers and two security guards outside the Albertson's in the 30000 block of Street of the Golden Lantern. After one striker was punched in the face, a security guard fired a warning shot into the air, and the teens scattered. Deputies later arrested two teens walking near the store, and they allege the same group tried to run over picketers outside the same Albertson's the week before. Say, shouldn't six bat-wielding, face-punching teens be investigated, tried and incarcerated as gang members—and be subjected to the extra time behind bars and prosecution as adults that entails? Because both were under 18, the apprehended teens were not jailed in the gang unit but released to their parents.
IMMINENTLY QUOTABLE "Quagmire Accomplished." Sign hanging from a South County freeway overpass, as reported Nov. 11 on theNobodyDied.comwebsite that Clockwork mentioned on Oct. 10.
"People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. Well, I am not a crook." Richard Nixon, Nov. 17, 1973.
JOE DIRTBAG Our pal Heather of the Gypsy Denwas standing in a two-deep line at the Chevron mini-mart at Bristol and Baker streets in Costa Mesa on Nov. 12 when the man who'd just purchased soda, chips and sunflower seeds whipped around and turned out to be Evan "Joe Millionaire" Marriott. Trailing behind as Marriott walked out to a cherry pickup occupied by a blonde, Heather waited a beat for him to hold the door open for her, as any gentleman —especially a millionaire—would. But indicative of his phony-millionaire status, Marriott let the door shut in Heather's face, prompting her to remark, "Joe Millionaire? More like Joe No Manners."
CRAZY LIKE A FOX NETWORKWe're watching the Lakers Live pregame show on Fox Sports Netbefore their game against Toronto on Nov. 12 when hosts Bill Macdonaldand Jack Haleystop talking basketball and instead introduce a six-minute trailer for Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. When that's finally over, Macdonald and Haley spend the next couple of minutes talking about what a great actor Russell Croweis, their love of action movies and how much they really, really want to see Master and Commander. This is corporate synergy at its most loathsome: the flick is being put out by 20th Century Fox, which like Fox Sports Net and so much else that appears Satanic, falls under the umbrella of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp.Things got worse, as the Master and Commanderlogo remained onscreen throughout the game. Color man Stu Lanceeven made a joke of it, noting that many NBA players come from the far side of the world—and he wishes they'd go back, given their ability to bedevil the Lakers. Stu? Meet Barbara Coe!
FUN FACT Even in death, Orange County's favorite transplanted native son helped save Army-hero-who-doesn't-consider-herself-a-hero Jessica Lynch. Iraqi lawyer Mohammed Odeh al-Rahaief (Babs, we'll take a wild stab and guess he's MUSLIM!), who informed the Marines of Lynch's whereabouts, says one reason he turned his back on Iraq was because his hero is John Wayne, who played a Marine in the Green Berets. As reported in a Nov. 12 Wireless Flash news item, al-Rahaief also admired the way American soldiers treated dogs, refusing to shoot—and even feeding—those in attack mode. With Duke and dogs on our side, how could Saddam possibly win?
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Lake Express Ferry And Milwaukee Bicycle Collective Partner In Earth Week Bicycle Drive
For the second consecutive year, the Lake Express ferry and Milwaukee Bicycle Collective will team-up during Earth Week to promote "green" travel by collecting gently-used bicycles for the inner-city youth of Milwaukee. In exchange for each donated bicycle, donors will receive a $50 gift certificate toward a trip on the Travel Green Certified Lake Express ferry. The two organizations are partnering to encourage environmentally-friendly travel while also supporting the needs of the community.
"Last year we collected 32 bikes that were given to kids without bikes in Milwaukee's inner city, and we hope to increase that number this year. Lake Express is committed to offering Milwaukeeans fun, safe and convenient transportation options that respect and protect our environment," said Ken Szallai, president of Lake Express. "Our partnership with the Milwaukee Bicycle Collective helps raise awareness of green travel while also supporting a worthy, environmentally conscientious organization that is committed to helping Milwaukee's youth."
The Milwaukee Bicycle Collective strives to provide an affordable resource for bicycle repair, and access to bicycle transportation that is otherwise not available for inner-city Milwaukee youth, while also encouraging environmentally-sustainable use and recycling of bicycle materials. The Collective also serves adults and is seeking donations of adult bicycles as well as those for kids.
"Last year's collection was a great success and helped us introduce the joys of bike riding to kids who may not otherwise have the experience of owning a bike. We're thrilled to be partnering with Lake Express again," said Will Kort of Milwaukee Bicycle Collective.
Lake Express first received the Travel Green Certification from the Wisconsin Department of Tourism in 2008. Since then, the ferry has been recognized for innovative green practices such as pumping all waste aboard the vessel into an on-shore sewer system, removing more than 25,000 vehicles off the road annually, meeting or exceeding all Environmental Protection Agency air quality standards, and more.
To donate a bicycle to the Milwaukee Bike Collective in exchange for a free ticket for the Lake Express ferry, donors can bring their gently-used bicycles to the Lake Express Ferry terminal located at 2330 S. Lincoln Memorial Drive between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday, April 18th through Friday, April 22nd. Limit of one ticket per donor.
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Vanderbilt defensive lineman Kyle Woestmann (92) had an impressive spring for the Commodores.
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For me it is the mod role as well.
What is your favourite team to be on excluding the administrator team?
For me it's a moderator role (Community Team).
For me it is the mod role as well.
Ya , of course its the Moderator Team that comes second to the Administrator . Without the moderators , the forum would be in a total mess with spamming and broken rules .
Super Moderator. I don't really like being on services teams any more on promotion forums, it takes too much time.
You seen happy to be the PTL on Promotion Source
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You seen happy to be the PTL on Promotion Source
Yeah I am happy to be part of the package team on one forum, but packages take too much time for me now. I'll still stay PTL there, but I would prefer being in a community team
the mod team is the best isnt it after admin for sure.
Admin & Global mod/community team is the group i would always prefer.
My personal favorite is a moderator role or any role of authority
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Dany Ryser, Switzerland coach
We're delighted to have qualified for the semi-finals of a World Cup - it's not something that happens every day. We've beaten Italy, who are a great team, and to be honest I think we were slightly fortunate, especially in the first half, when they looked the better side. The key to winning was mental toughness, these boys have incredible determination. They can achieve anything.
Pasquale Salerno, Italy coach
I think we had an excellent first half, in which we could even have wrapped the game up. We kept our shape despite falling behind and we had chances, but the missed penalty really dampened our spirits. In the end, the Swiss deserved their win. I'm still satisfied with this World Cup, as the boys played well in all their matches and we were beaten by a team coached by my friend Dany Ryser.


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Beautiful Thing (1996)
Back in the early 1980s, Channel 4's Film on 4 production schedule picked up a reputation for confrontational dourness, often setting depressing stories against a backdrop of Thatcher-induced urban British misery. Beautiful Thing is about a gay teenage relationship set on the Thamesmead housing estate. Carrying the Film on 4 imprimatur, it sounds exactly like one of those gloomy items of yesteryear, but it's actually a surprisingly upbeat and likable film.
My Beautiful Laundrette, the most obvious precedent for Beautiful Thing, felt the need to throw in racial tension, skinhead violence, small business ethics and dodgy politics. In contrast, this concentrates unfussily on the developing love affair between Jamie (Glen Berry), son of a tough single parent (Linda Henry), and Ste (Scott Neal), survivor of a thuggish Dad. It's certainly not bucolic or blinkered, and there is some sense of the dangers these loving likely lads expose themselves to, but it makes a change to see a film set on a housing estate where people grow plants to brighten up the concrete, the lifts work, there isn't graffiti everywhere, there's a real sense of community and the climax isn't a petrol-bomb riot.
It's certainly the '90s - Ste deals E, everyone swears, work isn't easy to come by - but writer Jonathan Harvey, adapting his own play, works in a seam of old-fashioned romanticism that comes from Jamie's TV-born familiarity with Eleanor Parker movies and the odd secondary character of Leah (Tameka Empson), a teenage black girl whose role model is Mama Cass. An especially nice aspect is that the heroes learn they are gay but are still embarassed by a transvestite stand-up comic in the scene pub they visit in an amusing attempt to define themselves. There's also a gem of a supporting turn from Ben Daniels as Henry's slacker boyfriend, a well-spoken but terminally confused layabout who would not be out of place in a Mike Leigh film.
It's less caricatured than Leigh's work and less angry than Ken Loach's
films, and director Hettie MacDonald doesn't quite have the ambitions
to match their intense achievements. But merely setting out to do a
sweet, telling love story with a light rose tint makes this stand out.
It doesn't have 'break-out hit' written all over it, but it is a genuine
and pleasing little picture.
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Kenny Williams, RB: Normally know as a team that likes to air it out, Tech has developed more of a ground game in 2012, spearheaded by Williams but also very much involving RBs Eric Stephens and SaDale Foster. Williams is small and sturdy with a low center of gravity, and he's managed to average 5.6 yards per carry while leading the Red Raiders with 110 rushes on the year.
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Not sure what's going on with me, but my tummy hasn't been happy the last few days for some reason. Granted I do have acid reflux and a nasty version of IBS (I get lightheaded and dizzy and nearly pass out whenever I have a flare up), but over the last week, or thereabouts, I just have not been feeling well. It doesn't seem to matter what I eat I don't feel right after I've eaten it, nausea is a definite, so is an incredible amount of gas, and I've had some random cramping as well. *sigh*
Anyway...I wanted to talk about the good stuff today! :)
I have been incredibly lucky, all of my life (no exaggeration) I have been overweight or morbidly obese, it made me a social hermit for most of my adult life. I never had a boyfriend until I was 38 (and he married me!! Yay!) and rarely had any friends, but I've had exceptional health - great blood pressure, good cholesterol, good blood sugar levels, etc - until the IBS stuff a few years ago that is.
I've rarely been on unemployment, and when I have it wasn't for very long - until this recession hit and combined with a bad IBS issue that lasted longer than my FMLA did, now I've been unemployed since 8/31/2009 and I haven't had an interview since early November. But my hubby works and between him and my UC we're doing OK.
Hmmm what else...I'm feeling a little lazy with my blog today, seems to be on the odd/random side. LOL
Mostly good health
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Planning a move to San Diego (within the next year or so, waiting for a few things to come together first)
Looking to go back to school and complete my bachelor's degree (finally!)
Good cook (if I do say so myself)
I think I'm good for now, maybe I'll post more later, but I'm not feeling awesome so I might go take a nap.
Happy Sunday!
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MOSCOW (AP) -- Russia's state oil company Rosneft has announced the signing of a deal with Norway's Statoil to jointly develop deposits in Russian sections of the Barents and Okhotsk seas.
Rosneft, which is Russia's largest oil producer, said Statoil ASA will take a 33 percent stake in the joint venture and will finance the initial exploration.
The agreement also offers Rosneft the possibility of acquiring stakes in Statoil projects in the North Sea and in the Norwegian sector of the Barents Sea.
The deal was signed Saturday between Rosneft president Eduard Khudainatov and Statoil chief executive Helge Lund in the presence of Vladimir Putin, Russia's prime minister and president-elect.
The deal follows similar agreements that Rosneft struck with Italy's Eni and U.S. energy giant ExxonMobil.
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The critically injured wife of a retired attorney killed Monday when a package exploded in their home on Vance Lane just outside of Lebanon also died Wednesday night at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
According to Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokesperson Illana Tate, Marion Setzer died in the early evening hours at her hospital. She was 72. Tate said authorities are gathering intelligence to develop a suspect or suspects in the case.
Retired attorney Jon Setzer, 74, was found dead at the scene of an explosion Monday at about 5 p.m. at 580 Vance Lane. Marion Setzer, his wife, was airlifted to Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
"After a preliminary survey of the area, it was determined that an unknown package exploded," Tate said in a statement. "Any specific information regarding the package and the circumstances surrounding this incident are under investigation.
"In a joint investigative effort, members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, the ATF, State Bomb and Arson, U.S. Postal Inspectors, the State Department of Homeland Security and the Wilson County Sheriff's Department are developing leads which led to the immediate death of Jon Setzer."
Anyone who locates a package that they think is suspicious is urged to contact local law enforcement. Additionally, anyone with information about this incident is urged to call 800-TBI-FIND or 800-824-3463. There is an $8,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction in the case.
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Canadian wireless provider Solo Mobile on Thursday announced it is introducing four new voice plans and two new handsets to its line-up. The Bell sub-brand enhanced its Unbeatable and Solo in the City plans, giving users what it says is better value. It now waives the controversial System Access Fees and emergency 911 charges to new subscribers who sign up for a two-year contract. This represents a savings of about $8 CAD (about $6.75) per month.
Four new plans include the $15 CAD ($12.66) Unbeatable plan that includes 50 minutes and 50 text messages per month, per-second billing, call waiting and three-way calling. For another $5, users can share minutes and get unlimited local and long-distance national calling as well as unlimited texting with up to four family members and friends.
The same features are available for new Solo in the City plans that include a $40, 2,000-local minutes per month and $60 for 4,250 minutes. Both have unlimited texting included as well. The new plans are offered from November 7th to December 31st.
At the same time, the provider will add the Samsung Cleo flip phone to its hardware offerings, as well as the new BlackBerry Pearl 8130. The Cleo is unusual and sports a QWERTY keyboard in a squat clamshell form factor designed partly to resemble a makeup mirror. It also carries up to 8GB of memory thanks to a microSD slot. Bluetooth support and a 1.3-megapixel camera are also built into the handset. The Pearl 8130 is adapted from Bell's network, and comes with a 2-megapixel camera, GPS and the candybar BlackBerry's characteristic 3G data network and push e-mail support.
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But these gifts were not unusual for politicians and certainly were unworthy of a federal criminal case.
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None of this means their liberal leanings are inappropriate or unworthy, but they are often fleeting, polling data suggest.
The first is that he shrugs off—almost as unworthy of consideration—the possibility of accelerated economic growth.
Pray you, do not think me unworthy of your ear: it was your beauty That turn'd me statue.
That would have been an abuse of our treaties, and unworthy of your character.
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"It's important to arm employees with technology that drives productivity and innovation across the organization," said Zack Hicks, group vice president and CIO for Toyota. "Moving to technologies, like Box, provides a way to securely share and collaborate using any device and empowers associates to discover new ways to move our business forward."
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In North America, Toyota operates as independent affiliates—separated by different systems, business processes and slightly different corporate cultures. By using Box, Toyota can better collaborate among affiliates, speed up decision making, share best practices and leverage the combined strength of its associates.
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Simple and intuitive user interface enables employees to easily and quickly adopt Box with little training from IT.
The platform allows for custom-built apps and integrations with other cloud solutions—allowing integration with current business workflows.
Mobile and offline access to content for traveling executives.
Extensive capabilities to govern and protect sensitive content.
"Toyota provides consumers with new ways to access real-time services in their cars. Similarly, they're carrying this creative and innovative strategy over to meet their internal business needs and are leveraging cloud and mobile technologies to transform their IT architecture," said Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of Box.


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Obey Navy Ikat Anchor Bikini Bottom
Item # 192059
Buy1 Get1 Free
Stash Points: 97
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In order to live a true yacht life, you gotta have a truly nautical bikini.
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Even though I'm still deployed, I snatched this baby up back in december and a good friend picked up for me and is holding onto till I get home. Going to roadtrip from SC to WA this summer.
Waited till I got some quality pics of the outside to post it up.
54k original miles
2.0l 4G52
3spd baby a904 torqueflite auto trans
Garage kept since '98
Everything still works right down to the AM Radio
Mint Interior
Minimal rust underneath and small spot on one of the fenders
Came with two extra wheels.
Most recent of the exterior.


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Cover Shot Blue Skies Magazin!
February 10th 2013
Me and Jeff Provenzano on the Cover of Blue Skies Magazin!
Surfing in Arizona
December 12th 2012
We had a great week skydiving @ skydive arizona! Thanks to Jeffro for the cool
jumps with the Mirror!
Click image to see all Mirror pics!
Skysurfing at Pacifiq Skydiving on Oahu
January 12th 2012
I had a great week Skydiving at Pacific Skydive! All jumps are from 14000 feet! The place to go jumping when you are on Oahu`s Northshore. Check out the pics in the Skysurfing Gallery!