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Since taking over the head coaching position at Missouri, Kim Anderson has wanted to make sure his first full recruiting class contained a player from Missouri. He accomplished that on Thursday night when combo forward Kevin Puryear made the call.
"Coach Anderson is a man of integrity and honesty and that goes a long way with me," Puryear said. "I love the guy. He's a great coach and they are rebuilding the Mizzou program and I want to be a big part of that.
Ranked as a three-star prospect, Puryear is a strong forward who mixes the ability to play tough around the rim with the skill to face up and make jumpers. Playing with KC Run GMC on the grassroots circuit, he came on strong drawing high major offers from the Big 12, Big Ten and SEC.
Capable of playing as either a power forward or on the wing, Puryear says the Tigers coaches have plans for him to play out on the perimeter.
"They see me playing the three in college and coach Anderson loves how hard I play," said Puryear. "He loves that I'm a high character guy and every time he talks to me he stresses that to me."
Living only an hour and a half or so away from Missouri, Puryear has always had eyes on the Tigers program and now he's excited to be a part of it and looking forward to a stress free senior year.
"It's a little bit of both," said Puryear when asked if he was more relieved or excited to have made his pick. "I'm definitely excited. During the whole recruiting process it was a big weight on my shoulders. Now that it's over I feel like I can go out and enjoy my senior year."
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It is a heart-warming tale, straight out of the great days of the Ealing comedies. Big bureaucracy and its big green allies decided that the delightful Norfolk village of Hemsby, near the Norfolk Broads, should be blighted by a wind farm. The villagers protested: the big battalions did not care. Don't care was made to care. The villagers rolled up their sleeves, raised money, went to court and won. The Hobbits of the Shire defeated the forces of Mordor. Hurrah – and double hurrah if this discourages the waste of even more money on ugly and inefficient wind farms. Sometimes, sentiment should prevail.
We British are sentimental about our countryside. Even Falstaff, that quintessential Londoner, died babbling of green fields. But there can be difficulties, leading to court actions much less attractive than Hemsby versus Sauron. A retired townie couple will move to a charming village. They then discover that cocks crow, church bells ring, cows do not use flush lavatories; that every summer, the village blacksmith will smite a couple of soaring sixes through the greenhouse window. Outside the cricket season, there is hunting, and the hunt is not just a view on a table mat. It is setting off to kill foxes; from a view to a death. Thus misconceptions sour tempers. Neighbours go to law, and lawyers grow rich.
Equally, urban sentimentality is often based on bad history. People talk as if God made the British landscape. Not so: it was man. That is true even of our grandest scenery, in the Scottish Highlands. Those magnificent bare mountain sides may look primeval, but until a couple of hundred years ago, many of them were covered by the Caledonian forest. That was primeval, until it was cut down to provide the timber for warships and merchant vessels.
Nothing looks more natural than a Capability Brown parkland. But he not only had trees felled if they interfered with his chosen vistas. He and his aristocratic patrons would move whole villages to the far side of a hill. Imagine trying to do that now. It is fortunate that many of our greatest landscapes were created before modern planning controls. That is also true of the Fens. In the 17th century, Dutch engineers were imported to drain some East Anglian marshes, thus providing valuable farmland – while the Norfolk Broads we know today are the result of gradual flooding of peat diggings dating back to the Romans.
In the process, many wildlife habitats were disrupted or destroyed. Rare species would have suffered. Areas that we designate as being of special scientific interest, and thus inviolable, would have been transformed. Nobody now complains about the Broads. One of John Constable's finest landscapes has just come on the market. It evokes English rural tranquillity, but it also depicts a lock gate. There would not have been much tranquillity when that canal was being dug.
The same applies to the economy. In South Wales, how green was my valley – until coal was discovered. The same was true of Lancashire, and the Clyde. Until industrialisation, the Clyde was a beautiful river, as it danced past the city of Glasgow on its way to the sea. All that was despoiled, to create some of the mightiest shipyards the world has known. The Industrial Revolution was only made possible because in that era it was easy to ravage the landscape.
Now, there is a similar problem. Coal-mining, steel-making and shipbuilding are not what they were. Some of the towns which used to depend on them are in decline. A lot of their inhabitants ought to be encouraged to move, to find jobs in new trades, many of which are located in the south of England. But this requires new houses and new infrastructure. All that instantly provokes uprisings of Nimbyism.
This is a difficult, even insoluble, question. In Isaiah Berlin's words, the great goods cannot always live together. Everyone wants to cherish their sweet especial rural scenes, but the country has to make a living. Everyone deplores high unemployment and we all want to discourage welfare-subsidised idleness. Yet if we prevent the unemployed from moving to areas where there is work, we are perilously close to hypocrisy. In her ruling on the Hemsby case, Mrs Justice Lang referred to "policies pulling in different directions". She is right, but it is easier to identify that difficulty than to find a way out of it.
When John Prescott was in charge of planning, there were grounds for anxiety. Apart from his grace-and-favour croquet lawn, he seemed to have a rooted dislike of attractive countryside and an equal passion for concrete. He often appeared to be driven by class antagonism, and to dislike pretty countryside because he objected to the people who lived in it. But we ought to distinguish between his personality and the problems he was trying to deal with. We can cheer on the stout hearts of Hemsby and deplore the current obsession with wind farms. But there will be other planning issues in which the answer is not so clear. After all, without a prosperous economy we would not have enough cash to protect the countryside. So we cannot afford to conserve every last rural acre.


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Subsidiary of Grohe, Joyou International believes it has established its brand in the UK. CEO of Joyou International and a board member of Grohe, Gerry Mulvin, said sales in the first six months of 2012 had exceeded expectations: "It is still early days but already we are making a name for ourselves."
The portfolio is available through Robert Lee, Cooper Callas and Faucets and spans kitchen taps, showers and accessories which are made in China. International business director, Mike Usher said: "Our goal in 2012 was to establish Joyou as a new brand in the market offering brassware, showering and accessories and so far we are delighted with the results." He continued: "Over the next quarter, we will continue to invest in the market to both build the brand and introduce new products (including ceramics) as part of our goal of offering the full Joyou range of bathroom solutions by the end of 2013."
Founded in 1979 by Cai Jianshe, Joyou AG is one of the leading, single brand manufacturers by revenue, in China, with total assets exceeding €380m. In 2010, it was the market leading tap brand in China with an 11.8% market share, with group revenues totalling €246m. It sells its products in China through 3,898 distributor outlets.


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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The North Dakota Public Service Commission has approved a siting permit for the Bakken Oil Express crude oil pipeline between Killdeer and Dickinson.
The commission says the permit allows the company to begin construction of the 38-mile pipeline. The 16-inch pipeline will originate at a tanker truck unloading and pumping facility near Killdeer and transport oil to an existing Bakken Oil Express rail facility west of Dickinson.
The $14 million pipeline will have a maximum capacity of 165,000 barrels a day, which the PSC says is the equivalent of eliminating up to 825 tanker trucks a day from North Dakota Highway 22.
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You raise such good points. The good thing is we're being conscious with the dialogue. I think this system of education is going to cause more harm to itself that they can anticipate. They are thinking from a corporate perspective...that's the problem. It has to crumble. So it's good we're shining the light on the issues.
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Australia's leading luxury boat builder, Riviera, has expanded its operations in an agreement with custom boat builder Azzura Marine.
Azzura Marine Chairman Iain Murray (LEFT) AND Riviera CEO Wes Moxey discuss the agreement between the two companies
The two companies have signed a three-year agreement under which Riviera will have exclusive access to Azzura's labour force, facility and infrastructure in the Gold Coast Marine Precinct, initially to build the company's new Riviera 70 Enclosed Flybridge and continue development of the growing range of Riviera models.
Riviera CEO Wes Moxey said: 'We have experienced strong demand for new products both in Australia and in our overseas markets. The company is undertaking an expansion program but we do not want to rush. Our new flagship Riviera 70 is a major project and needs the resources and expertise that Azzura Marine offers. We have always had a very close relationship with Azzura Marine and this new arrangement will assist both of us to grow our businesses.'
'Our New Product Development facility that undertook early development of the 70 is working at its limit now with our aggressive new model roll-out program, producing one new model every 90 days. The first of our new Offshore Express line, the 48, will be unveiled at Fort Lauderdale in the United States later this week, we will launch a new 38 Open Flybridge early in the New Year and we will have a new 61 Enclosed Flybridge at the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show in May next year.'
Azzura Marine Chairman Iain Murray said: 'We are delighted to be able to work more closely with Riviera. We have been involved with Riviera on a number of development projects in the past, including early development of the Riviera 70, so we are familiar with what customers expect from their products. Our team of highly skilled and experienced trades-people understand quality and are looking forward to continuing to apply world class construction to this new project'
'The timing of this venture works well with Azzura Marine's long-term goals' he said. 'It allows us to focus on other areas of our business including continued construction of production and custom sailing and motor yachts at our Nowra facility and our expansion into Super Yachts in Newcastle early in the New Year.'


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Art Thompson's "Boo-Qwilla," which has stood in Dohrmann Grove since 1995, and Don Yeomans' "The Stanford Legacy," near Crown Quad since 2002, both needed cleaning and repainting. Enter the Cantor Arts Center, which detailed the project on its "Cross-Sections" website.
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Premier acquired its first operated acreage in Indonesia - Natuna Sea Block A - which included the Anoa oil field in 1996. We subsequently developed the Natuna Sea Gas Project:
- GSA1 signed in 1999, making the commercialisation of the stranded gas cap at Anoa possible
- WNTS pipeline from Singapore completed in 2000
- First gas from the Anoa field achieved in early 2001
- First gas achieved under the Domestic Swap Agreement
We have also made several discoveries on Natuna Sea Block A since 1996, including Naga and Gajah Baru in 2000 and Macan Tutul, Lembu Peteng and Lukah discoveries in 2006. Premier plans to commercialise these additional discovered resources through reserve-based GSAs to Singapore and Indonesia. Gajah Baru marked the second phase of that process, with the Naga and Pelikan fields tied into the Gajah Baru facilities in 2014 and 2015 respectively.
In addition to Natuna Sea Block A we hold interests in Kakap, a producing offshore asset, and the Tuna licence where Premier discovered in excess of 100 mmboe in 2014.
Premier has an interest in two producing licences - Natuna Sea Block A and Kakap - in Indonesia.
- Natuna Sea Block A (operated 28.67% interest)
The Natuna Sea Block A licence was obtained by Sumatra Gulf Oil in 1979. Oil production from the Anoa field began in November 1990 from nine platform wells located in the East Lobe. Following the acquisition of Sumatra Gulf Oil in 1996, additional development was undertaken with the installation of the processing and compression Anoa Gas Export platform and the West Natuna Transportation System (WNTS) pipeline for gas export to Singapore.
Gas is currently produced from the Anoa and Gajah Baru gas fields in Natuna Sea Block A PSC and from fields in the Kakap PSC in which Premier also has an interest (see below). The two PSCs are located adjacent to each other some 500 km north east of Singapore in the West Natuna Sea. Gas from the fields is exported by pipeline to Singapore through the 650 km WNTS.
Deliveries under a US$ gas contract (GSA1) with SembCorp, a government controlled Singaporean utility, commenced in January 2001 and are expected to continue under a life of field contract until 2028. SembCorp sells the gas to various end users including SUT Co-Gen, Tuas Power and Exxon Chemicals.
In April 2008 Premier signed three further fully termed Gas Sales Agreements (GSA2, GSA3 and GSA4) with SembCorp for additional gas sales into the Singapore market, and with PT Pelayanan Listrik Nasional Batam (PLN) and PT Universal Batam Energy (UBE) for gas sales to be used in power generation in Batam, Indonesia.
Gajah Baru, which was discovered by Premier in 2000 and successfully appraised in 2004 is the first of a number of fields to be developed to supply the additional gas. Under GSA2, Gajah Baru is contracted to ship approximately 90 bbtud to Singapore.
Export of gas to Singapore from the Gajah Baru facilities commenced on 24 October 2011. An additional 40 bbtud, originally contracted under GSA 3 and GSA 4, to be supplied to buyers in Batam Island, Indonesia, is to be supplied to Singapore in exchange for Sumatra gas volumes, currently under contract to Singapore, which will be redirected to other domestic markets in Indonesia.
Over the course of 2014/2015 Premier brought on-stream the Naga and Pelikan fields. Both fields will deliver additional reserves into the Singapore and domestic market. Together the fields are capable of delivering up to 200 BBtud. This allows Premier increased operational flexibility, additional volumes to be supplied to meet growing market share within existing contracts and, when the opportunity arises, Premier to respond to increased Singapore or domestic gas demand.
- Kakap field (18.75% non-operated interest)
The Kakap field was discovered by a subsidiary of Marathon Oil in 1978, with well KG-IX, and first production commenced in March 1986. Kakap consists of 10 separate fields, which have been developed with a combination of platforms and subsea tie-backs to the Kakap FPSO, where the oil is stabilised and exported via tankers.
Premier acquired its interest in the Kakap field in December 1996 through the acquisition of Discovery Petroleum NL. Gas production started in 2001 and is sold under GSA1 to Singapore (SembCorp) as described above.
Premier's partners in the Kakap field are Star Energy (operator), Medco, PetroChina, and Pertamina (10%).
BIGP (28.67% operated interest)
Premier is progressing FEED for the Bison and Iguana projects as single well subsea tie-backs to Pelikan while concept select for the Gajah Puteri field is underway. Together these fields could increase gross deliverable reserves to Singapore and the local market by over 100 bcf.
Tuna Block (65% operated interest)
In March 2007, Premier was awarded a 65% operated interest in the Tuna offshore block by the Indonesian Government. In April 2014, Premier the Kuda Laut-1 well in Tuna PSC discovered 183 feet of net oil-bearing reservoir and 327 feet of net gas-bearing reservoir. Oil and gas samples were also recovered to surface. The well was then side-tracked to drill the Singa Laut prospect in an adjacent fault block where 177 feet of net gas-bearing reservoir quality sands were penetrated.
Planning for a 2016 appraisal campaign is now underway.
Anoa Deep (28.67% operated interest)
The Anoa development well (WL-5x) on Natuna Sea Block A was deepened to a total depth of 11,012 feet to investigate the potential of the Lama Formation in the first quarter of 2012. The well encountered approximately 300 feet of fractured Lama Sandstones and a decision was taken to drill stem test the Lama interval. The Lama formation was subsequently tested and flowed gas at a rate of 17 mmscfd.
The Anoa Deep appraisal well spudded in April 2015 and reached total depth in June. The well is designed to test the extension of the Lama reservoir to the west of the Anoa Deep discovery made in 2012. Following encouraging logging results, preparations are now being made to test the well with results expected.


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Lee takes directing Oscar; Hathaway, Waltz win
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ang Lee pulled off a huge upset at the Academy Awards with a directing win for the shipwreck story "Life of Pi," taking the prize over Steven Spielberg, who had been favored for "Lincoln."
Anne Hathaway went from propping up leaden sidekick James Franco at the Academy Awards to hefting a golden statue of her own with a supporting-actress Oscar win as a doomed mother-turned-prostitute in the musical "Les Miserables."
Christoph Waltz won his second supporting-actor Oscar for a Tarantino film, this time as a genteel bounty hunter in the slave-revenge saga "Django Unchained." Tarantino also won his second Oscar, for original screenplay for "Django."
Hathaway, whose perkiness helped carry her and the listless Franco through an ill-starred stint as Oscar hosts two years ago, is the third performer in a musical to win supporting actress during the genre's resurgence in the last decade.
"It came true," said Hathaway, who joins 2002 supporting-actress winner Catherine Zeta-Jones for "Chicago" and 2006 recipient Jennifer Hudson for "Dreamgirls." Hathaway had warm thanks for "Les Miz" co-star Hugh Jackman, with whom she once sang a duet at the Oscars when he was the show's host.
Hathaway's Oscar came for her role as noble but fallen Fantine in the big-screen adaptation of the Broadway smash that was based on Victor Hugo's epic novel of revolution, romance and redemption in 19th century France.
A veteran performer in Germany and his native Austria, Waltz had been a virtual unknown in Hollywood when Tarantino cast him as a gleefully evil Nazi in 2009's "Inglourious Basterds," which won him his first Oscar.
"I have to cast the right people to make those characters come alive," said Tarantino, who won previously for "Pulp Fiction. "And boy, this time, did I do it. Thank you so much, guys."
Waltz has since done a handful of other Hollywood movies, but it's Tarantino who has given him his two choicest roles. Backstage, Waltz had a simple explanation for why the collaboration works.
"Quentin writes poetry, and I like poetry," Waltz said.
Oscar host Seth MacFarlane opened with a mildly edgy monologue that offered the usual polite jabs at the academy, the stars and the industry. He took a poke at academy voters over the snub of Ben Affleck, who missed out on a directing nomination for best-picture favorite "Argo," a thriller about the CIA's plot to rescue six Americans during the Iranian hostage crisis.
"The story was so top secret that the film's director is unknown to the academy," MacFarlane said. "They know they screwed up. Ben, it's not your fault."
"Argo" claimed the Oscar for adapted screenplay for Chris Terrio, who worked with Affleck to create a liberally embellished story based on an article about the rescue and part of CIA operative Tony Mendez's memoir.
Terrio dedicated the award to Mendez, saying "33 years ago, Tony, using nothing but his creativity and his intelligence, Tony got six people out of a bad situation."
The foreign-language prize went to Austrian filmmaker Michael Haneke's old-age love story "Amour," which had been a major surprise with five nominations, including picture, director and original screenplay for Haneke and best actress for Emmanuelle Riva, who turned 86 on Sunday and would be the oldest acting winner ever.
The top prize winner at last year's Cannes Film Festival, "Amour" follows the agonizing story of an elderly man (Jean-Louis Trintignant) tending his wife (Riva) as she declines from age and illness.
Haneke thanked his own wife for supporting him in his work for 30 years.
"You are the center of my life," Haneke said.
The Scottish adventure "Brave," from Disney's Pixar Animation unit, was named best animated feature. Pixar films have won seven of the 12 Oscars since the category was added.
"I just happen to be wearing the kilt," said "Brave" co-director Mark Andrews, who took the stage in his trademark Scottish garment.
The upbeat musical portrait "Searching for Sugar Man" took the documentary feature prize. The film follows the quest of two South African fans to discover the fate of acclaimed but obscure singer-songwriter Sixto Rodriguez, who dropped out of sight after two albums in the 1970s and was rumored to have died a bitter death.
"Thanks to one of the greatest singers ever, Rodriguez," said "Sugar Man" director Malik Bendjelloul.
There was a rare tie in one category, with the Osama bin Laden thriller "Zero Dark Thirty" and the James Bond tale "Skyfall" each winning for sound editing.
William Shatner made a guest appearance as his "Star Trek" character Capt. James Kirk, appearing on a giant screen above the stage during MacFarlane's monologue, saying he came back in time to stop the host from ruining the Oscars.
"Your jokes are tasteless and inappropriate, and everyone ends up hating you," said Shatner, who revealed a headline supposedly from the next day's newspaper that read, "Seth MacFarlane worst Oscar host ever."
The performance-heavy Oscars also included an opening number featuring Charlize Theron and Channing Tatum, who did a classy dance while MacFarlane crooned "The Way You Look Tonight." Daniel Radcliffe and Joseph Gordon-Levitt then joined MacFarlane for an elegant musical rendition of "High Hopes."
Oscar producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron lined up a top-notch cast of stars as presenters, including "The Avengers" co-stars Robert Downey Jr., Samuel L. Jackson, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner. They presented two prizes that went to the shipwreck tale "Life of Pi," cinematography and visual effects.
"Life of Pi" also won for Mychael Danna's multicultural musical score that blends Indian and Western instruments and influences.
"I share this wondrous award with our visionary captain, Mr. Ang Lee," Danna said of the film's director.
Halle Berry introduced a tribute to the Bond franchise, in which she has co-starred, as the British super-spy celebrated his 50th anniversary on the big-screen last year with the latest adventure "Skyfall." Shirley Bassey sang her theme song to the 1960s Bond tale "Goldfinger." Later, pop star Adele performed her theme tune from "Skyfall," which won the best-song Oscar.
Barbra Streisand injected some musical sentiment into the show's segment memorializing Hollywood figures who died in the past year as she sang "The Way We Were," the Oscar-winning song she did in the film of the same name.
A salute to the resurgence of movie musicals in the last decade included Oscar winners Zeta-Jones singing "All That Jazz" from "Chicago" and Hudson doing "And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going" from "Dreamgirls." Hathaway and Jackman joined cast mates of best-picture contender "Les Miserables" to sing songs from their musical.
Academy officials said all performances were sung live.
Fans had pondered how far MacFarlane the impudent creator of "Family Guy," might push the normally prim and proper Oscars. MacFarlane was generally polite and respectful, showcasing his charm, wit and vocal gifts.
MacFarlane did press his luck a bit on an Abraham Lincoln joke, noting that Raymond Massey preceded "Lincoln" star Daniel Day-Lewis as an Oscar nominee for 1940's "Abe Lincoln in Illinois."
"I would argue that the actor who really got inside Lincoln's head was John Wilkes Booth," MacFarlane wisecracked, earning some groans from the crowd. "A hundred and 50 years later, and it's still too soon?"
Affleck's "Argo" looks like it will be an uncommon film to claim best picture without a directing nomination. Affleck was not counting on anything, though.
"We don't expect to depart with anything but our integrity," Affleck said before the show.
"Argo" has won winning practically every top prize at earlier honors. Hollywood was shocked that Affleck was snubbed for a directing nomination, possibly earning the film some sympathy votes, particularly from actors, who love it when one of their own succeeds behind the camera.
The story of how Hollywood, Canada and the CIA teamed up to rescue six Americans during the Iranian hostage crisis, "Argo" would become just the fourth film in 85 years to claim the top prize without a best-directing nomination and the first since 1989's "Driving Miss Daisy."
AP writers Christy Lemire, Sandy Cohen, Beth Harris and Anthony McCartney contributed to this report.
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The iPad, iSlate, iTablet… call it what you want. Just be prepared for renewed declarations of self-conscious 'cool' among Apple bores.
January 27, 2010 5:30 by kippreport
Apple launches its eagerly awaited touchscreen 'tablet' device tonight. It will be, no doubt, a zippy, smart, revolutionary, and mind-bogglingly expensive bit of kit.
But despite the hype, Kipp is wary. It is wary of the 'trendier-than-thou' attitude of Apple bores, and the likely barrage of self-consciously cool sentiment that will accompany the launch.
Ever since the Macintosh launched in 1984, there's been an 'us and them' attitude among Apple owners. Buying one of their products has always been a fast-track way to distinguish oneself from the dowdy, Web 1.0 masses. Apple means a carefully-cocooned, insular but slick operating system, versus the C: prompt in DOS. It means Steve Jobs' trademark black turtleneck and blue jeans, versus Bill Gates' wooly jumpers. It's Starbucks Vs Nescafe. George Clooney Vs Bono. And hell, don't their smug converts let you know it.
Of course, Apple's products are amazing. They look good, feel good, and (usually) work ok too. They are smart, they are sexy. The point is, buying one of their products does not automatically mean you inherit such qualities.
For while Apple's products have always been 'cool', they've never been effortlessly cool. It's all too self-conscious. It's like being a Kings of Leon fan in 2009, rather than 1999. Why not go out and find the tech equivalent of that as-yet-unsigned indie band? Kipp hasn't found it yet, but it did once use Linux…
Anyway, we don't claim to have the answers. We're just warning you: Watch out for the boasts, the smugness. We can hear them now… "My iPad/iSlate/iTablet is better than your Amazon kindle. You can BLOW on it to turn pages of a book."
Actually, that would be cool. Damn you, Apple.
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Today is the day that Apple and Jobs blessed us with the the glorious Apple iPad. Personally it's exactly what I thougtht it was gonna be practically a modified iPhone, I'm actually gonna wait until the next generation to pick an Apple iPad up. I want to see one with a microphone, multitasking, USB and a camera before I'll make the jump. I especially think that a camera is the most important feature it is lacking. What do you guys think?
I've built a series of wine turbines to capture all the hot air the Apple fanboys are currently unleashing.
deal with it the way you want to, apple's 'coolth' is unrivalled.
the sooner u accept it, the lesser it will hurt
I think the iPad will be a famous tablet pc


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You can't think with anything other than the brain in your head, the other parts of your body just react according to nature., you don't always have a choice in your reactions. The difference is whether you act on nature or think about the consequences.
Now that's just not possible... :O
I have only 1 brain,but 2 heads..being deficienct in that sense does cause problems at times, but I'm older & wiser and I use my "northern head more efficienty
I'm not in the line of work where the thinking of my southern regions pays the rent or puts food on the table.
Yes sometimes when i have to but the southern regions are so much more enjoyable...lol
hey sweetheart good to see you to!!!!
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Chemical Demilitarization Program
What is it?
The United States Army Chemical Materials Agency (CMA) manages the execution of this nationally important and internationally significant program to safely store and destroy all U.S. chemical warfare materiel. The Army Secretariat provides oversight through the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Acquisition, Logistics and Technology). In accordance with Public Laws 105-261 and 107-248, the Office of the Secretary of Defense manages chemical demilitarization disposal activities at sites in Colorado and Kentucky.
What has the Army done?
More than 50% percent of the U.S. stockpile of chemical weapons has been safely destroyed since entry into force of the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). This progress was achieved while compiling a recordable injury rate comparable to that of offices of real estate agents and brokers. Chemical Agent Disposal Facilities in Toole, UT; Anniston, AL; Umatilla, OR; Newport, IN; and Pine Bluff, AR; safely destroyed 3,488 U.S tons of chemical agent in calendar year 2007and reduced the risks posed by storage of the weapons at all locations, with risk reductions greater than 95 percent at four of the five sites. Risk has been eliminated with the complete destruction of chemical stockpiles at Johnston Atoll, in the South Pacific, and Aberdeen, MD.
On June 18, 2007, CMA completed destruction of 45 percent the Category 1 U.S. chemical stockpile since entry into force of the CWC. This milestone represents more than 1.6 million Category 1 chemical weapons and 13,755 U.S. tons of chemical agent. The Non-Stockpile Chemical Materiel Project (NSCMP) demolished the final former production facility on December 28, 2006, and completed the destruction of all binary chemical weapons on November 27, 2007. All these milestones were achieved ahead of schedule.
What continued efforts does the United States Army have planned for the future?
The Secretary of Defense notified Congress that complete destruction of the chemical stockpile will not be achieved prior to the CWC deadline of April 29, 2012; however, the United States Army, as executive agent of the chemical demilitarization program, will continue to safely store the nation's stockpile of chemical weapons and material and complete its destruction mission as close as practicable to the CWC deadline without sacrificing the safety of the workers, local populations and environment.
Why is it important to the Army?
Title 50, United States (U.S.) Code, Section 1521 directs the Department of Defense to destroy the U.S. chemical weapons stockpile and provides for the establishment of a management organization within the Department of the Army to carry out this mission. In addition, the United States is a state party to the CWC. Therefore, the United States Army provides critical technical and management leadership in this important program.
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Crystal Palace scores a win on appeal: TUPE and company administration
Crystal Palace FC (2000) Ltd entered administration on 26 January 2010. The administrator attempted to sell the club as a going concern but negotiations were protracted and the sale did not complete until 19 August. On 28 May the administrator dismissed 29 employees in order to 'mothball' the club over the close season by reducing running costs and so avoid liquidation (which would effectively destroy value in the club). The claimants argued that their dismissals were unfair under Regulation 7 of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006 (TUPE), which makes any dismissal automatically unfair if the reason for the dismissal is one connected with the transfer that is not an economic, technical or organisational reason entailing changes in the workforce (ETO reason).
The Court of Appeal reversed the EAT decision and upheld the original ET decision that the dismissals were connected with the transfer of the club to a new owner but were for an ETO reason (since the wage bill must be reduced if the club was to survive) and so the employees had not been unfairly dismissed…
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I bought this used Caprio 1999. Everything was working smooth. After only driving it for 3/4 of a tank there suddenly was this loud metallic bang underneath the car somewhere. Immediately after, a rattling noise started every time the gas pedal was not engaged. The rattling noise disappears as soon as I put my food on the gas pedal. The noise is only there when driving. I took it to the mechanic and they said there was a leak in the trans axle seal and there was no oil in the trans mission. They put oil in and said I would probably need a new transmission. It runs well, beside from the rattling noise. Gear shift is smooth, motor sounds good and the oil is not leaking fast as I have checked it two times after and it was still full. My questions are. Could it be something else than the transmission? If it is the transmission, which part of the transmission is it and do I need a new one or can the old one be fixed at a lower cost than getting a new ( used one). My plan so far is to drive the car and check on the transmission oil regularly and mean while look for a used transmission. Which model of transmission should I look for? Can it be from other VW models and which years will fit?If it is the transmission that is damaged Is there any risk of damaging other parts of the car driving it? Hope for some clarity. Thank you and Aloha. Nanina
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On the 020 transmissions, the differential rivets break and punch a hole in the transmission case. Which leaks out the fluid.
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Ahh, one more day here. It's gone by fast, too fast. But I think it's because we've stayed busy. I know a lot of people think we are on vacation, but nope, that's not the case. We just get to work in paradise for a week. Can't complain. It's definitely a vacation from the norm though. I thought' I'd share a little bit of what goes on here and then follow it up with a lot of … [Read more...]
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A couple weeks ago "Standby" Cotter (aka the hubs) decided he changes some plans. Of course he asked me first, but to me honest, I really did not think He would follow through with. I know, bad wife. I was supportive though. A little over a week ago we received an email confirmation with our airline tickets. They had been purchased. Whoa.. We are really going. And … [Read more...]


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Re: What Hacks have you come across???Izjar11 Jul 25, 2013 5:32 PM (in response to skinzy420)
you really should go to your theater more and provide this as proof. I want to believe it, but far too many players claim a thing and it was all there own exaggeration.
But for your threads sake: Only "glitch" is the Prestige master one nothing else.
The true "hacks" are in games such as MW2.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???skinzy420 Jul 25, 2013 5:34 PM (in response to Izjar11)
What about all the countless websites for Hackers?
Re: What Hacks have you come across???Izjar11 Jul 26, 2013 8:58 AM (in response to skinzy420)
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What about all the countless websites for Hackers?
Im not doubting they exist, im sure they do. Yet what you write sounds very serious and you provide very little proof.
Get the proof go to BO2 twitter account there you will find they have a link where you can send them these video proofs. Hopefully you do that and they get banned.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???iverbure Jul 26, 2013 9:08 AM (in response to skinzy420)
save it on your theatre than provide your gamertag with the evidence or STFU
Re: What Hacks have you come across???slayerofzombs Jul 26, 2013 1:28 AM (in response to skinzy420)
render the video! from your theater provide it and no doubt activision will look into it
Re: What Hacks have you come across???Sodawithkota Jul 26, 2013 10:09 AM (in response to slayerofzombs)
I got into a modded S&D lobby where you would get all your scorestreaks without doing anything, some people would have moon jump and they would teleport one team into one location where you couldn't move and the hacker would kill you, and also every two seconds the host would change I guess so you couldn't find out who the hacker was. I was lucky I didn't get banned cause some people said they reported me so even though I didn't do anything.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???KirikaRyoko Jul 26, 2013 10:48 AM (in response to skinzy420)
I am seeing the "appearing and disapearing" at will thing more often lately. You go to shoot someone and it's clear they are going to die then suddenly they disapear and your like "wow, rage quitter", but then a momnet later the same guy spawns or comes around the corner right behind you from out of nowhere and kills you shooting you in the back. I see LOTS of the moon jumps and the drop-shots where they are standing still but suddenly are instantly on the ground (no middle kneeling position) and are shooting you.
I was doing a search for a stock replacement controller on eBay the other night because the spring in one of my control sticks is starting to feel week and ....Wow, just Wow... Type in "Xbox 360 Controller" and there are 2x more modded models that come up in the search results than stock models and for little or sometimes no extra cost. Some of then are programmable and claiming to do over 200+ different special things. One of them was even a "Black Ops II Edition", especially modified for use with Black Ops II according to the title.
I clicked on the $69 BO2 edition one just to see what these things can actually do and amongst the listed features are; Ultra-Rapid Fire with any weapon, Jitter Rapid Fire for burst fire and semi auto weapons, Auto-Aim and fire, Auto-Aim and fire while jump-shotting, Auto-Aim and Fire while drop shotting, Auto-aim and fire while side-jumping, Auto breath-control and fire with auto-aim for sniper rifles, Ultra-fast reload, Unlimited ammo on some model guns (no reloading), auto zig-zag while sprinting with ultra-fast auto fire and auto-aim. I mean seriously, the list JUST for what it could do in BO2 was like 15 things long any one of which would give the player a noticable advantage but these things let the user setup multiple things at the same time.
Made me feel almost stupid to spend the $49 for a stock Xbox controller. Honorable that I'm not a cheater, but almost stupid in that for $20 more I could have had all those cool features and maybe not get killed so much by the people who do have them. I'd rather have my honor and pride though.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???starbuckfrack Jul 26, 2013 10:58 AM (in response to skinzy420)
Now I have seen the god-mode hacks in the game and areas where you can stab from 30 feet away. I have actually seen these in real games. These things were noticed by the devs and patched.
Now these were hacks that they had in games where you were INVITED into a modded lobby, not something you can fall into. If you were invited into these lobbies just accepting an invite and playing the game can get you banned from Xbox Live. MS has all records of correspondence sent thru XBL.
But they wont do anything about hacks unless they see some actual videos.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???nicedrewishfela Jul 26, 2013 11:41 AM (in response to skinzy420)
The only Hacks I've seen are some of the teammates I've had to play with.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???CurliestRogue0 Jul 26, 2013 1:23 PM (in response to nicedrewishfela)
Tip your waiter!
Re: What Hacks have you come across???riksterinto Jul 26, 2013 11:53 AM (in response to skinzy420)
I haven't encountered one for quite some time but I have been in a few before.
One where some guy was able to call in a Warthog amd VTOL within the first 15 seconds of the game.
Another where I just kept spawning in the middle of the map, couldn't move while the other spawn killed my team(I only stayed for about 30 seconds).
There was also a guy that had a class setup with a pick 16 or maybe more because he had 6 perks as well as a weapon with 3 attachments, full tactical and lethal.
I reported the suspect players and moved on.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???filthy3627 Jul 26, 2013 11:59 AM (in response to skinzy420)
I was in a game of FFA where one guy was standing on the raftors in the barn on Standoff and everyone in the lobby was spawning right in front of the hay bails and he was just aimed down on us shooting and killing us as we spawned in. My first instinct was to just back out, which I did, so I was unable to record it in theater and render it. It has not happened since.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???KirikaRyoko Jul 26, 2013 1:59 PM (in response to skinzy420)
Oh yea, that's one I see quite a bit too, the game starts and even before your team gets fully away from the initial spawn point here come big score streaks from the other side at you or from one of your guys toward the other side. You look at the score and it's still 0/0 or maybe 1/3 or something like that, in any case no where near high enough for either side to have even a UAV, much less big scorestreaks.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???xxxharveystjockxxx Jul 26, 2013 2:09 PM (in response to skinzy420)
seen players have normal looking stats only to look at there killstreak usage and see 1.25734/Nth power or similiar, dont exactly remember. same with the number of kills from usage. not sure if it was glitch or what.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???KirikaRyoko Jul 26, 2013 2:15 PM (in response to xxxharveystjockxxx)
Yea, about half of the things people mod, glytch, or hack like that I think would be eliminated if they had a dedicated central server for the game. Not to menion all of the other little bugs and issues with game sync and timing it would help to solve or at the very least greatly reduce.
Re: What Hacks have you come across???Bielsalmighty Jul 26, 2013 4:41 PM (in response to skinzy420)
Worst thing I've seen since MW2 is a modded controller. I haven't run into a bona fide hacker, or even a lag switcher. Not doubting their existance, they are just pretty rare. A lot of what I've read on here sounds attributable to lag or lag-spikes. I'd like to see some clips of the appearing and disappearing thing personally.
I've been accused of hacking when it turned out I had a connection advantage *shrug* everyones so quick to cry cheat these days, it makes me very skeptical of anything I haven't seen with mine own two eyes. Some clips would be nice, probably best to send em via PM though...


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