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ISLAMABAD, Sept 4: Pakistan has had six air crashes, including two of foreign airlines, in the past six years, the defence ministry told the Senate during question hour on Tuesday.
The causes of some of the air crashes are still being investigated. The ministry attributed the remaining crashes to human factor.
On July 10, 2006, the Pakistan International Airlines lost its Fokker-27 that crashed soon after taking off from the Multan Airport, killing all 45 people onboard. The cause of the crash was said to be human error.
On July 20, 2010, an Airbus 321 crashed into Margalla Hills, killing 152 passengers and crew.
Defence Minister Syed Naveed Qamar said the causes were the controlled flight into terrain (CFIT) gadget and aircrew.
In July 2010, two air crashes took place.
Beechcraft 1900C of JS Air crashed in Karachi with 22 people onboard.
Sunway Airline's freight flight crashed after taking off from the Karachi airport. Eight crew members onboard and four people on the ground perished when the plane carrying supplies hit the ground.
The causes of the two air crashes were still being investigated.
Aircrew is being held responsible for Hybrid Aviation Cessna crash in Lahore that killed both instructor and pilot.
The cause of Bhoja Air's plane crash on April 29 this year while landing at the Islamabad airport is still being investigated. All 127 passengers and crew died.
Mr Qamar said the investigation reports contained safety recommendations to be implemented by airlines, operators and the Civil Aviation Authority to avoid recurrence of such accidents in the future. He told the house that all essential and mandatory equipment were installed on PIA fleet for operation.
"However, the B747s are not equipped with sophisticated navigation system and are unable to comply with arrival and departure procedures at Dubai and European airports," he said. He explained how B737-300 fleet was simply equipped with single flight management system (FMS) restricting its operations to Far East destinations like Bangkok, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

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Seeing the age of the camera I just assumed that it was an 'uncover the lens and count to 10' type camera. Do you happen to know about what time that they could regulate shutter speeds?
Also was there any advancement in chemical processes that could possibly allow the image to be transferred to the plate more rapidly?
That particular image was dated August 1887, and as far as the people at the heritage centre are aware, that's an accurate notation.
It's a stunning collection which the heritage society are in the process of digitising - just for sake of preservation. I would imagine that after that has been done the plates will be carefully stored away safely for future generations.
The Johnston collection is huge. There are over 10,000 shots like the one in question from all over the county, plus another 40,000 portraits.
To sort through it all will take years, but one that has captured the local people's imagination - luckily.


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I will be entering vietnam from Phnom Penh (how is this journey?) and heading to HCMC and then up to Hanoi.
I was wondering if you have any tips on the best route north (cheapest/quickest). I am looking at flying out from Hanoi to Bangkok so would prefer not to fly. It looks a fair distance to travel in one go so any tips on places to stop over on the way would be appreciated.
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Have you taken a look at the suggested itinerary section for Vietnam? For example, this route takes in some of the more popular coastal spots.
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Air travel is the only really comfortable means of travel in VN. Don't spend too much time in Saigon - there are much nicer destinations. I suggest flying to Danang and taking a taxi to Hoi An (the nicest resort in the country w/beach, quite a bit of history, etc., and excellent hotels and food). In Danang city you also have China Beach, and the drive north from Hoi An through Danang to Hue is great scenery as you cross the DMZ. Hue is the former capital and has much history, but few pleasures. I'd fly from there to Hanoi - a most interesting city. From Hanoi I suggest the train (private carriages) to Lao Cai to spend a few days in Sapa. Good hotels in Vietnam go for $25. and up - no need to spend more since the quality at that level is excellent. Food is excellent - some of the best in Asia.
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KwaZulu-Natal - A prisoner facing double murder charges has fatally shot himself in the cells at New Hanover Magistrate's Court.
Sibelo Cebekhulu, 38, who was charged with the murder of Bernard Mkhize and another person in June, grabbed the firearm of a court orderly.
Police spokesman Captain Thulani Zwane said the shooting occurred at about 3pm on Friday.
"The policeman wrestled with the prisoner for the gun, but (he) ran off… and shot himself inside one of the cells. The firearm was recovered next to the prisoner's body," Zwane said.
Cebekhulu was arrested for a double-murder and house robbery in Wartburg in December last year.
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It's in my calendar :)
This time I will not lose my list of what I'm looking for. This time I will stick to the list. This time I will not bring home anything I do not need. This time i will not succumb to impulse GAS.
At least Laostyle17 will not be there to say "We can tell her it's mine"...
I NEVER leave with stuff I don't need :whistling:
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So when do we get to see some results?
here on my Flickr set. There's a bit of a learning curve on this one, but it is oh so much fun!
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* UMass School of Law has a burgeoning deficit of $3.8 million, so instead of attempting to increase enrollment, the school has decided to cut its class size to 72 students. Hmm, we have a feeling those "cuts" aren't intentional. [Boston Globe]
* Reddit's Ellen Pao may have lost her gender discrimination case against Kleiner Perkins, but she sure as hell doesn't want to pay the nearly $1 million in "grossly excessive and unreasonable" court costs that the venture-capital firm has requested. [WSJ Law Blog]
* It's no shocker that members of the T14 have the most competitive LSAT scores in the country, but you may be surprised by which two schools had the absolute lowest median LSAT scores. Hint: Cooley isn't one of them. [Short List / U.S. News & World Report]
* Baltimoreans will surely be pleased by this news: Officers in the Freddie Gray case filed a motion to get their charges dismissed, and have asked that State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby recuse herself for her "overzealous prosecution" and conflicts of interest. [Baltimore Sun]
* Jury selection is complete for the criminal trial of failed firm Dewey & LeBoeuf's former top brass. "It's a very diverse jury," with jurors ranging from members of the unemployed to day traders. Best of luck to Joel and the Steves — they may need it. [Am Law Daily]
* MVP? No, MVD! A UNH Law prof will teach a college course called "Deflategate: The Intersection of Sports, Law and Journalism" because a dean thought it would be a great way to use pop culture to hook undergrads on the law. [Chronicle of Higher Education]
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* Dewey think you should've signed up for the partnership contribution plan? That probably would've been wise. One of Dewey & LeBoeuf's ex-service partners has been forced into Chapter 7 bankruptcy thanks to a clawback suit. [Am Law Daily]
* As long as the job market for new attorneys remains laughable, law schools will continue to make moves when it comes to deep tuition cuts. Say hello to a $30K drop in sticker price, Roger Williams University Law students. [WSJ Law Blog (sub. req.)]
* Syracuse Law's class sizes keep getting smaller, but it was "strategically managed" — just like the new law building was financially strategically managed on the backs of alumni and their tuition. [Daily Orange]
* A trial date was set for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's friends who allegedly tried to cover up his role in the Boston bombings. No word yet on whether any stupid girls have set up fan clubs for them. [National Law Journal]
* The curtains are finally closing on the King of Pop's life: Lloyd's of London settled its insurance suit with Michael Jackson's estate, and Conrad Murray's involuntary manslaughter conviction was upheld. [AP]
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* An NSA review panel thinks the Chief Justice of the United States shouldn't be the only one appointing judges to the FISA Court. We imagine John Roberts is pulling a Stuart Smalley. Don't worry, you're good enough. [Blog of Legal Times]
* Sadly, Amy Schulman, one of America's most influential lawyers and best-paid general counsel, is out at Pfizer. After leading the charge against outside counsel's hourly billing, we doubt she'll head back to DLA Piper. [Corporate Counsel]
* Scott Bloch, former head of the Office of Special Counsel in the GWB administration, allegedly hated gay staffers so much he shipped them to Detroit. That settles it: he really hated them. [Blog of Legal Times]
* Sen. Elizabeth Warren proposed a bill that would ban all private employers — except the government — from running credit checks on new hires. Let's go rack up some credit card debt! [National Law Journal]
* Law schools are facing enrollment problems, but Boalt Hall and Santa Clara Law saw the size of their entering classes rise. Flooding the entry-level job market continues to be celebrated. [The Recorder]
* "Yes — I do share nose candy with these girls. For free. For my personal use, OK?" Pro se litigants say the darndest things. Good thing this guy got an attorney before things got worse. [Albany Times Union]
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* Even at the top of the in-house food chain, women lawyers are still paid less than their male counterparts. But hey, at least they're not being forced to cry poverty like their in-house staff attorney brethren. [Corporate Counsel]
* Neil Barofsky, the former King of TARP in the United States, is making the move to Jenner & Block, specifically because as opposed to all other firms, "Jenner took the side of really getting to the truth of the matter." [Reuters]
* Luxury fashion is fun: four Biglaw firms, including Cleary Gottlieb, Cravath, Torys, and Proskauer Rose, all took Tim Gunn's mantra to heart to make it work for the $6 billion sale of Neiman Marcus. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* If you want to try some lawyer, we hear that they taste great when poached this time of year. Speaking of which, Troutman Sanders just reeled in three attorneys from Hunton & Williams. [Richmond BizSense]
* Law schools in the Dakotas are renovating their buildings in the hope of enrolling more students. Luckily, South Dakota has that sweet indentured servitude plan. [Prairie Business; National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* If you're thinking of applying to law school, here's a plan of attack for the month of September. That's right, friends, you can start gunning right now! [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Are you ready for some tax law?! The NFL and other professional sports leagues might lose their nonprofit status if new tax reform legislation makes it through the House and the Senate. [Businessweek]
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* "The situation is an absolute mess." Last summer's SCOTUS decision on mandatory life-without-parole sentences for juvenile offenders has created a "legal limbo" for inmates. We hope they find suitable dance partners. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
* Even after you retire, you apparently still have to deal with the Cebullsh*t from your life on the bench. Former Chief District Judge Richard Cebull's misconduct review is likely heading to Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. [Great Falls Tribune]
* Woe unto them that call unpaid work fair: the Second Circuit quickly granted Fox Searchlight an appeal in the Black Swan unpaid intern case in the hope of offering some "much-needed guidance." [Deadline]
* Which private law schools offer students the best value? Some unlikely contenders are named on this list, and some T14 schools even make appearances. We'll have more on this later today. [National Jurist]
* GW wasn't the only school that grew the size of its entering class (although it was the largest increase). William & Mary and Missouri saw big gains, too. Yay, more lawyers! [National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* If you're considering applying to law school, think about schools that have lowered their standards and are offering scholarship money like candy. Otherwise, here are some helpful hints. [Huffington Post]
* Henry Putzel Jr., former reporter of decisions at the Supreme Court, RIP. [Washington Post]
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* Biglaw's billing bonanza: at least 12 firms are advising on the multi-billion dollar deals going on between Microsoft / Nokia and Verizon / Vodafone, and Simpson Thacher landed a seat on both. [Am Law Daily (sub. req.)]
* Standard & Poor's is now accusing the Department of Justice of filing its $5 billion fraud lawsuit in retaliation for downgrading the country's credit rating. Aww, we liked the "mere puffery" defense much better. [Reuters]
* The new ABA prez doesn't think Obama meant what he said about two-year law degrees. He thinks it's about cost. Gee, the ABA should probably do something about that. [National Law Journal (sub. req.)]
* Meanwhile, New York Law School wants to condense its offerings into a two-year honors program that comes complete with a $50,000 scholarship. Sweet deal if you can get it, but it sounds like most people won't. [Crain's New York Business]
* Stewart Schwab, the dean of Cornell Law School, will be stepping down at the end of the academic year. The search for someone new to oversee the filming of amateur porn in the library is on. [Cornell Daily Sun]
* Crisis? What crisis? Nothing is f**ked here, dude. Amid plummeting applications, GW Law increased the size of its entering class by about 22 percent. The more lawyers, the better, right? /sarcasm [GW Hatchet]
* Jacked up! Attorneys for NFL player Aaron Hernandez got a stay in the civil suit accusing the athlete of shooting a man in the face until after the athlete's murder charges have been worked out. [USA Today]
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* Considering the deadly force choke American health care reform legislation has supposedly put on employers, perhaps more lawyers ought to consider becoming Jedi masters of the Affordable Care Act. [Daily Business Review]
* The new normal for the ivory tower: Law schools are tackling falling applications by "voluntarily" decreasing their class sizes, or by "voluntarily" offering faculty and staff buyouts. [Wall Street Journal]
* But look on the bright side, professors, the ABA wants to amend its accreditation standards to save your jobs and offer greater protections. Too bad its unwilling to do the same for students. [ABA Journal]
* If you've been swindling clients for long enough, the law school you donated money to will try to scrub your name off its walls. That is what's happening now at IU-McKinney Law. [National Law Journal]
* If you want to go to law school, you should base your ultimate decision on your financial future and job prospects. You may be very sorry if you don't. [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News & World Report]
* Judge Tom Greenwell, the Texas jurist found dead in his chambers, RIP. [Corpus Christi Caller-Times]
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* You've seen Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg give Justice Antonin Scalia the finger in prose, but now you can hear what it would sound like in operatic form as composed by a recent law school graduate. [NPR]
* The Fourth Circuit upheld Obamacare's employer mandate against Liberty University, calling it a constitutional tax, just like the individual mandate. Now's a perfect time for a sip of Campari. [WSJ Law Blog]
* The Fried Frank toner bandit was sent to the slammer, but alas, it's unlikely that the firm will be able to recover any of its losses. Too bad, it could use the cash after its 2012 performance. [Am Law Daily]
* Crisis? What crisis? The dean of UC Davis Law refuses to trim class size, but that doesn't really matter — the application cycle is handling the situation quite nicely. [Sacramento Business Journal]
* Pennsylvania's Attorney General Kathleen Kane won't defend the state against a lawsuit seeking to overturn its ban on same-sex marriage. She's choosing the people over politics. [New York Times]
* With his trial quickly drawing to a close, George Zimmerman is growing increasingly worried about his future. Let's face it, even if he's acquitted, living in hiding isn't a very good look for him. [ABC News]
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* Oh, and by the way, it's not just Verizon that the NSA is spying on. It's every major phone and internet provider, too. They must see an amazing amount of foreign pornography on video chat. [Guardian]
* The IRS is under siege over its conservative targeting scandal, and now a training video parodying Mad Men has surfaced with a focus on "customer service." How incredibly ironic. [DealBook / New York Times]
* Francine Griesing, the woman who sued Greenberg Traurig for $200M over the firm's so-called "boys' club" (and later quietly settled), has tips for women who want to succeed in the law. [Am Law Daily]
* This ruling has to do with collecting fees following a law school clinic victory, but the key takeaway is that law students' "time and effort still has monetary value." Hear that, ABA? [National Law Journal]
* Rutgers Law-Camden is trying to recover from "an existential threat" after its class size unexpectedly dropped by more than 50 percent. But… that's a good thing these days. [Philadelphia Business Journal]
* A judge dismissed Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett's lawsuit against the NCAA for "fail[ing] to advance the ball." How kind of her to entertain us with some football references. [Legal Intelligencer]
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* Will it be DOMA or Prop 8? The countdown until Friday starts now, because everyone's waiting to see whether the Supreme Court will grant cert on one of the five same-sex marriage cases that has come before the high court. [UPI]
* Walk like an Egyptian — or, in this case, you can protest like one. Judges and lawyers are on strike and filing legal challenges to President Mohamed Morsi's "unprecedented attack on judicial independence." [New York Times]
* Dewey know when this failed firm's bankruptcy plan will be approved? Team Togut is hoping for a February resolution, but the rascally retirees may throw a wrench in things with their committee's continued existence. [Am Law Daily]
* Even though the Northern District of California has a historic all-women federal bench — a courthouse of their own, if you will — there's probably no need to tell them that THERE'S NO CRYING IN LITIGATION. No crying! [The Recorder]
* New technology + old laws = a privacy clusterf**k. This week, a Senate committee will contemplate whether the Electronic Communications Privacy Act needs to be updated to get with the times. [New York Times]
* The New York State Bar Association may oppose it, but Jacoby & Meyers's challenge to the state's ban on non-lawyer firm ownership shall live to see another day thanks to the Second Circuit. [New York Law Journal]
* An Alabama Slammer is both a dangerous cocktail and a term for what happens when your Southern law school refuses to cut its class size and you're left woefully unemployed after graduation. [Birmingham News]
* Casey Anthony finds relevancy again! Girls in my high school used to search for "foolproof suffocation" on Google and later get acquitted of murdering their daughters all the time; it was no big deal. [USA Today]
* Dean Boland, aka Paul Ceglia's gazillionth lawyer in the Facebook ownership case, will soon find out if can withdraw as counsel. He's got other things to deal with, like a $300K child porn judgment. [Wall Street Journal]
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* Barack Obama will not be invited to party with the Supreme Court justices to celebrate his reelection — which is too bad, because from what we hear, they really know how to get down. [WSJ Law Blog]
* Here's a protip that essentially comes straight from David Petraeus. You can add these to the list of crazy things that your jealous mistress will say to any other woman who so much as looks in your direction. [Althouse]
* "Is this just math that you do as a Republican to make yourself feel better?" Career alternative for this attorney: bludgeoning Karl Rove with witty election night insults. [Daily Beast]
* Here's a list of the five kinds of partners you'll typically find in Biglaw. All you've got to do is find their weaknesses, and use them to your advantage. [Greedy Associates / FindLaw]
* In the days ahead, should law schools cut tuition or cut class size? Obviously the solution is to do a little from column A and a little from column B, but you know they'll never budge on tuition. [PrawfsBlawg]
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* According to a CNN poll, 67 percent of people who watched the debate thought Mitt Romney won, while only 25 percent thought Barack Obama won. Well, either way you slice it, there was definitely one loser: poor old Jim Lehrer. [CNN]
* If Barack Obama could've had his way, he would've put Osama bin Laden on trial to display American due process and the rule of law. We suppose that now he'll just have to take credit for being the man who ordered the kill shot. [WSJ Law Blog]
* A handful of Biglaw firms advised on the T-Mobile and MetroPCS merger, but Telecommunications Law Partners, a boutique firm, showed up to prove it could hang with the big boys. [DealBook / New York Times]
* From boutique to Biglaw? Joseph Bachelder, an executive compensation expert, shuttered his 10-lawyer firm in favor of joining McCarter & English as special counsel in New York. [Thomson Reuters News & Insight]
* Remember Ellen Pao, the former Cravath associate who sued Kleiner Perkins for sex discrimination? She now claims that the VC firm fired her. Of course, like everything else, KPCB denies it. [Bits / New York Times]
* A J.D. isn't a hoax, but if law schools keep admitting huge classes, the degree will become one. The dean of UC Hastings Law thinks law schools should've reduced their class sizes a long time ago. [Huffington Post]
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* "I am still shocked that I did everything right and find myself on the brink of destitution,." This just in from the Things Everyone Already Knew Desk: even law firms have been hit hard by the recession. [Washington Times]
* The lead lawyer in the inquisition against Madam Justice Lori Douglas turned in a resignation letter. Perhaps he grew tired of being part of judicial farce that's spread wider than Her Honor's legs. [Canadian Press]
* Penn State Dickinson School of Law might not be losing its accreditation, but it will be reducing enrollment and consolidating all first-year classes at its University Park campus. [Central Penn Business Journal]
* A would-be law student wants to know if he has a good chance of getting into a top 20 school with a low 150s LSAT and an average GPA. You'll get in everywhere you apply! [Law Admissions Lowdown / U.S. News]
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* Former Solicitor General Paul Clement, he of unparalleled oral advocacy skills, claims that there's "no magic formula for time management" — but having a superior legal mind certainly helps the situation when preparing for argument. [Appellate Daily]
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* Meanwhile, Cooley "isn't interested in reducing the size of its entering class on the basis of the perceived benefit to society," but at least ten other schools will be reducing class sizes. [Wall Street Journal (sub. req.)]
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Charles McCullough tried to use his power of attorney for widow Shirley H. Jordan, 92, to secure millions of dollars for his personal benefit, Assistant District Attorney Lawrence Claus told the judge during final arguments yesterday.
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TONY Blair yesterday warned that international terrorists must be hunted down before they can launch nuclear or chemical warfare attacks.
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by Robert Littal | Posted on Thursday, February 6th, 2014
I am pretty sure this is short for something, but you never know in Russia.
If you like your lemonade in the ass, stop by this joint.
What a minute… Lemonade in the what? #Sochi pic.twitter.com/sRYq4T1Ciw
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Robert - You had like 20 comments pointing out that you should fix your wealth calculator in your previous article....So by quickly putting out this new article, are you trying to bury that uncomfortable feedback by changing the topic?
Why not just fix it...?
Robert - I agree with above comment. Why r u not responding to all the requests to fix your wealth calculator. I could actually care less about it per se , but your silence is deafening.
Interesting read about charity -- follow the link. I like the idea of no inheritance tax if you give 10% of your estate to charity. We are plan on giving our money away -- fund education, but let them make their own money. The charitable deduction on federal income tax will go away at the end of this year if congress does not extend it. We will still donate if it goes away, just not as much since the pie will be smaller. I personally wonder why congress only passes tax to last to a particular date. It shows a lack of courage.
We believe in tying the results of the charity to future giving. We won't give you money next year if you don't do what we want done with it. We don't give money to charities with high overheads. This usually applies to non-church charities that have been around for more than 5 or so years. We give anonymously so that charities we are not interested in helping do not waste their time trying to get us to donate.
I think there are a small minority of rich people that donate to charity because they realize that they don't need all the money and want to give it to a good cause. I think most give it to charity so that they can have a leadership position in that foundation (ie. Church of Scientology). They want to be thought of as an upstanding citizen for giving to charity, but there are actually doing for their self centered reasons. I really applaud wealthy people that give money anonymously because they are most likely doing it for the right reasons.
Ok Robert, this is weird. Why are you not responding about your bad data? Isn't the point of a blog to be interactive?
I'm not sure why everyone is so insistent that the blogger fix his calculator, but it does seem strange that he won't respond. Is he too self-absorbed to interact with his readers?
if ever there was a post that describes how Robert really feels about the rich its this one.
"Some give out of vanity. Some out of guilt. Some for the tax breaks. Some give out of conviction that their success in business makes them equally expert in solving the world's problems."
Apparently, there is not a rich person out there that gives to charity for a positive reason. New flash Robert, believe it or not, some people give to charity simply because they want too.
We too are very concerned about overhead -- so much so that we are dropping out of organizations with excessive paid staff to program ratios in favor of serving all-volunteer groups whose members' time and talent are the backbone of the fundraising and grant-making activities. Sure we contribute cash beyond our effort to these groups too, because every dollar goes to the programs. An analogy is how small business, not government, most effectively creates employment and promotes local economies and neighborhood development.
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We give because it's the right thing to do. We could live at a significantly higher level than we do, but choose to share our wealth. Time/talent/treasure is what giving is all about. We give to local groups mostly, where
we have a part in the causes. At one point in life, we gave much more of our time. Now, we have treasure
and less time, but giving is still a significant piece of our family's philosophy. As we try to teach our children, "we are blessed, and we are generous." Ours also comes from a strong faith life that commits us
to loving our neighbor and making the world a better place.
I'm not rich, but I can tell you why I give. Like the fellow described in the article, I want a deeper, richer life than what I would have by merely getting and spending for myself alone. And giving money away where I know it will do good by helping others and/or advancing causes I believe in produces one of the best feelings in the world!
Finally, if you don't give (even out of your poverty, if you're poor, or out of your wealth if you're rich), you will never hear, "Well done, good and faithful servant..."
Oh spare the crap!! What do they give?? Look at buffet and gates!! What a joke!!
@ 7:36 -- Bob -- it isn't how or where they give that matters. It is the fact that they do. I wish that they did more for the poor in the US, but it is their money and their right to use as they choose.
How much do you give?
I heard about this iPad-killer people were kintalg about. It's like an iPad, but it's got ports for a camera and other USB devices, it supports Flash so you can play all those cool internet games, and it multitasks for cheaper. It's called a netbook. And it's ALREADY ON SHELVES. I swear, Shiny New Thing Syndrome is going to kill America
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It is the 21st Century, and society's lust for violence is satisfied by 'The Big Hunt,' an international game of legalized murder. But when the sport's two top assassins (Marcello Mastroianni and Ursula Andress) are pitted against each other, they find that love is the most dangerous game of all. As the world watches, the hunt is on. Who will become THE 10TH VICTIM?
THE 10TH VICTIM is the international cult classic whose wild action and sexy style has influenced a generation of movies, from THE RUNNING MAN to the AUSTIN POWERS series. Now this outrageous satire has been newly remastered from the original negative and is presented here in groovy High Definition!Extras:
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The opening sequence of Elio Petri's 1965 Italian film THE 10th VICTIM establishes Ursula Andress as a particular kind of femme fatale. Performing as an erotic dancer in a decadent New York nightclub of the not-so-distant future (where the white plastic decor could have been dreamed up only by a designer at Cinecitta) she is actually a professional assassin who claims her first victim by shooting him in the face with her double-barreled gun-bra: one way of deflecting the male gaze with a vengeance.
One of the countless films inspired, officially or unofficially, by Richard Connell's 1924 short story 'The Most Dangerous Game,' Petri's black comedy imagines the hunting of humans as a government-sanctioned, globally televised sport, a gladiatorial combat meant to relieve tension and settle conflicts in an otherwise anesthetized world devoted to mindless consumption. Contestants in the Big Hunt are chosen by a punch-card-shuffling computer in Geneva, which matches pairs of strangers (always a man and a woman, just to make things more interesting) and sends them out to kill each other. Whoever survives to make 10 kills receives a $1 million prize and the right to live to enjoy it. Having claimed her ninth victim, the American champion, Caroline Meredith (Ms. Andress), is now ready to move to the next round, where she'll face the ultimate opponent, an Italian (Marcello Mastroianni, his hair dyed blond to match his co-star's).
Petri won the foreign-language Oscar for his far superior 1970 film, INVESTIGATION OF A CITIZEN ABOVE SUSPICION, but it's THE 10th VICTIM that lingers in the public imagination and has now been reissued by Blue Underground in an excellent Blu-ray transferred from the original negative. The playful production design, by Michelangelo Antonioni's regular collaborator Piero Poletto, probably accounts for much of the movie's continued appeal. His Rome of the future has been assembled out of the architecture of the Fascist past (Bernardo Bertolucci would return to some of the same locations for his 1970 period drama THE CONFORMIST) and festooned with the fetish objects of the Op-Pop 60s: inflatable furniture, Trimline telephones. Several big themes are bruited about in the screenplay: how the mass media have turned violence into entertainment, how capitalism has commodified the most primal human urges, how the vacuity of modern life has obscured the riches of a mythic past. (The climax is set at the Temple of Venus in Rome, transformed for the occasion into a backdrop for a teabag commercial.) But at heart THE 10th VICTIM amusingly remains a classic commedia all'italiana of the 1960s, with Mastroianni in his archetypical role as the castrated Casanova, struggling to maintain his inbred macho poise as he is assaulted, not only by Ms. Andress's gun-toting Amazon, but by a mercenary wife (Luce Bonifassy) and an impatient mistress (Elsa Martinelli), who have joined forces against him. In this Italy before civil divorce the battle of the sexes could, in the movies at least, become hilariously literal (as in Pietro Germi's 1961 DIVORCE, ITALIAN STYLE, with Mastroianni as a frustrated Sicilian aristocrat, married to a battle ax but in love with his doe-eyed cousin). In the end there is a 10th victim -- but just who it is and how are questions Petri leaves conspicuously unanswered.--Dave Kehr, The New York Times, September 30, 2011
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Virtually every player eagerly embraced the advent of facts, figures, and formulae driving the game when they first began to trickle through to the player base some years ago. We scoured forums, fan sites, and data-driven websites like Wowhead. A way to tell which gear worked best for your character? Sweet. Community managers and devs who actually explained and discussed game mechanics? Utterly amazing. It was a brave new world and an entirely new way to play. Gone were the days when players murmured longingly of eloquently named pieces whose names evoked the epic locations they came from. Now, it was all about tiers. We argued endlessly over the correct numerical sequencing of armor sets –- remember the etymological debate over "Dungeon 2" vs. "Tier 0.5"?
A little bit of knowledge about how to tinker under the hood is absolutely a positive and helpful thing. Today, we expect free access to ability and spell mechanics and a point-by-point road map to gearing up. But at some point, overachievers that we humans are, so many numbers can make the game feel more like a checklist of benchmarks than a storied progression of fantastic encounters and arcane gear.
Whether or not all the analysis gets under your skin, it's easy to see how this emphasis on precision and analysis evolved. The question is, do you think that this is merely a subjective matter of roleplay immersion in the fantasy aspect of World of Warcraft, or do you think the attitude actually reduces the game in spirit and heart? Do the vistas and horizons of Azeroth ever seem uncomfortably closer when every step is paved with a formula pointing to your destination? Where do we stand on the balance scale of pre-analyzing and measuring how the numbers stack up vs. gaining a feel from experience for how things work in the world of Azeroth?


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- In the Shadows of Motown, MI
- Current Setup:
- Sadowsky MV5PJ, Fender Road Worn Jazz, ESP LTD B205SM-FL Fretless, NS Design CR-4M, Line 6 Relay G50 Wireless, Genz Benz ShuttleMAX 9.2, Genz Benz Shuttle 6.2, Epifani UL112C Combo, Schroeder Mini 12+L, Schroeder 210PL, Epiphone DOT 335, Squier Classic Vibe '50s Tele, Pedaltrain PT2, Origin Effects Cali76, Creation Audio Labs Grizzly Bass, EHX Bass Big Muff, Aguilar Octamizer, Radial Bassbone, BOSS TU-2, BOSS CEB-3, Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master, Shure PSM700 system (for IEMs)
- Favorite Genres:
- I like lots of genres, but have a soft spot for 70s pop & R&B, and most Motown records.
- Gigs and Ensembles:
- RetroRhythm Kings, The Grape Smugglers, various musical theater productions
- Previously Owned Gear:
- Godin A4 Ultra Fretless, Sadowsky RV5, Darkglass Microtubes Vintage, Fulltone Fat Boost, Zoom B-3, Pigtronix Philosopher Bass Compressor, Pigtronix Bass Fat Drive, EHX POG2, Pedaltrain Jr., Ampeg SVT Micro VR with SVT-210AV cab, Fender California Precision Bass Special, Fender Standard Jazz, Fender Highway One Precision, Bergantino AE212, Bergantino HT112, Epifani UL112 (series 2), Epifani UL210 (series 2), KSD FL604 fretless, Sadowsky HPJ4, Universal Audio LA-610 Channel Strip, XDR95 Wireless, Sadowsky Metro HPJ4, NS Designs CR-4M EUB, Stambaugh fretless 5, '78 Music Man Stingray fretless, Lakland 55-94, Lakland Skyline Bob Glaub, Tobias Killer B, 70's Fretless P-bass, Carvin LB75, Carvin Fretless LB76, '78 Music Man Stingray, Eden CXC-1015 Combo, Aguilar DB659 Pre, Raven Labs MDB-1, dbx 160X Compressor, MarkBass Little Mark II, (2) Aguilar GS112 cabinets, Avatar B410 Neo cab., QSC PLX1602, Taylor 410-CE Acoustic 6-string,
- G.A.S. List:
- a Funk Machine like Jamerson's
- Influences and Teachers:
- James Jamerson, Bob Babbitt, Joe Osborn (never knew it until recently), Duck Dunn, Lee Sklar, Stanley Clarke, Jaco, Abe Laboriel, Anthony Jackson, Victor Wooten, Nathan East, Tom Barney, Pino Paladino, Larry Klein, Michael Rhodes, Tony Levin
- Hobbies and Interests:
- Photography, Macs
- Twitter:
- jondiener
SignatureJon Diener
Sadowsky Club #480
Sadowsky MV5PJ - Fender Road Worn Jazz - ESP LTD B205SM-FL Fretless - NS Design CR-4M EUB