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Warning over "catastrophic" cuts to police
The office of the Police and Crime Commissioner is warning that the jobs of an extra 200 police officers in Devon and Cornwall will be at risk if new government funding proposals are agreed.
The Chief Executive Andrew White says it would leave the force another £11 million a year worse off with "catastrophic" results.
A petition demanding fairer funding has already collected 5,000 signatures. You can have your say about the proposals here.
Police dogs on display at the Devon County Show
The Devon and Cornwall police dog display team, together with a selection of police puppies will be showcasing their skills which they learn as part of their police training in the main arena at the Devon County Show.
The police dog display team will be will be used in a firearms scenario with gun fire where the dogs will be used to detain an armed person.
They will also demonstrate a search situation and emergency recall where a dog is sent in error to a detained person.
The puppies will be showing the crowds their newly learned skills in the agility and obedience classes.
Police dog Brodie will also be attending as the Devon and Cornwall Police guest of honour.
Brodie, from the police puppy scheme who had both hips replaced earlier this year will be on hand to meet the public at the police stand with his puppy walkers and Police Canine Development Officer, Paul Glennon.
Brodie was brought into the world by the breeding programme run by Devon and Cornwall Police.
'Bionic Brodie' as he has affectionately been known, captured the hearts of the public when it was confirmed the only way that Brodie could lead a pain free life was if both hips were replaced after a diagnosis of chronic hip dysplasia.
He healed nicely after the first operation and is expected to be fully recovered in about eight weeks.
Plymouth Albion suspend three players pending police investigation
The board of Plymouth Albion has been made aware of an alleged incident involving three players of the Plymouth Albion team.
The players concerned are suspended pending the outcome of a police investigation.
90 weapons handed in under Dorset gun amnesty
Dorset Police ran a two-week gun surrender campaign to encourage anyone holding an illegal weapon to hand it in safely.
The initiative was aimed at local people in the community who wished to hand in unwanted firearms and help take guns out of circulation permanently.
A total of 93 firearms were surrendered to stations across Dorset during the campaign, along with a large amount of ammunition.
- 31 handguns
- 11 air rifles
- 27 shot guns
- 7 air pistols
- 6 BB guns
- 4 replica guns
- 5 rifles
- 1 humane killer
- 1 bird scarer
We are extremely pleased at the success of this firearms surrender and would like to thank everyone who took part. The vast majority of these surrendered firearms were not being used in criminal activity. Our aim is to stop guns falling into the wrong hands. Every gun given up is one less that poses a threat or that criminals can potentially get hold of. I would like to remind residents that Dorset is a very safe place to live with very low levels of gun-related crime. Levels of illegally held firearms are low but this surrender was a real opportunity for members of the public to relinquish any weapons that may be outside the law.
78 charged with drink and drug driving offences
Dorset police have charged 78 people with drink or drug driving-related offences since the 1st June.
It's all part of the forces summer campaign that includes an increase in traffic patrols and roadside checks. Anyone charged with a drive or drug related offence before the end of the month will have their names and court appearance details released to the media.
New recruiting drive for 'special constables'
Police in Devon and Cornwall have started a recruitment drive for new special constables. Recruits have the same powers as regular officers, but work as volunteers. Duties include street patrols, gathering information in crime hostpots and helping out with crime prevention.
Private company taking over police jobs
Private security staff are taking on some police roles in Dorset from today.
The company Securitas Limited will be guarding major crime scenes as part of a four month trial. Police chiefs say it will free up officers for front line duties.
Police help for bullying in schools
Devon and Cornwall Police have launched a new initiative to help schools with diversity and bullying. The scheme, Local Heroes, involves videos made by young victims of hate crime and discrimination. The films will be available online as part of the education package
Students from across the South West will work with Local Heroes at roadshows to talk about issues of race, gender, sexuality, and disability. Among those giving support to the scheme are Jon and Mat Price - victims of bullying and founders of the Totnes-based Proud2Be.
Body found in van in Plymstock
The body of a man has been found in a van parked in Plymstock. The discovery of the man, who's thought to be local and in his 20s, was made by ambulance staff in Radford Park Road yesterday. His death is being treated as unexplained.
Public appeal by police
Avon & Somerset Police are appealing for spectators with video or photos of the fatal accident to contact them.
The crash happened as 23-year-old cyclist Junior Heffernan from Yelverton in Devon came round a bend during the Severn Bridge Road Race.
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My commuting bike has drop bars. This is the bike that I'd like to put an electric motor conversion kit on.
I am contemplating the BionX PL350 kit - one reason is that the proportional assist would not require that I operate a throttle all of the time.
Does anyone have experience with a 9-speed freewheel and/or drop handlebars and a BionX? The Electric Cyclery store says they sell a 9-speed freewheel for BionX.
Is anybody using an electric kit on a bike with drop handlebars and brifters?
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Tasini Oral Arguments Heard at the Supreme Court
Quint, Barbara, Information Today
Silence in the court. As the last red light flickered on the dais, the long legal debate over the rights of publishers to distribute content created by freelance writers in electronic form came to an end at 11:04 a.m. EST on Wednesday, March 28. Now the nine justices of the United States Supreme Court will conduct the only meaningful discussions of the topic, while the publishing and online information world waits, perhaps until as late as the end of June or even July, to hear how it all turns out.
Oral arguments by lawyers representing publishers (the plaintiff) and defendants (Jonathan Tasini of the National Writers Union, et al.) took only 1 hour. But then, with rare exceptions, all oral arguments take only 1 hour--or less--before the U.S. Supreme Court (http://www.supremecourtus.gov), which runs a very tight and briskly efficient ship when it comes to listening to attorneys. (The justices even specify the color of folders for briefs presented to them.) Besides, copyright was not the only matter on the court's calendar that day. It also had to hear arguments for and against the medical therapeutic services of the Oakland Cannabis Buyers' Cooperative.
For a complete background of the case and all the players, read Carole Ebbinghouse's Sidebar column from the January 2001 issue of Searcher magazine, "Final Hours: Tasini Goes to the Supreme Court" (http://www.infotoday.com/searcher/jan01/ebbinghouse.htm). For NewsBreaks summarizing the case, including the impact it has already had on the online information industry, see Paula J. Hane's "Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Tasini Case" (http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb0011131.htm), or "Freelance Authors Turn Up the Heat with More Lawsuits; Major Database Providers Under Siege" (http://www.infotoday.com/newsbreaks/nb000821.1.htm).
In the end, however, it all boiled down to one question for the Supreme Court to decide: "Are reproduction and distribution of a periodical in electronic form, as well as in print, privileged under Section 201(c) of the Copyright Act, or does electronically publishing the same contents infringe upon the copyrights held by contributing freelance authors?"
Representing the plaintiffs (publishers) was Laurence Henry Tribe, a Harvard law professor, while Lawrence Gold of Washington, DC, represented the authors. Tribe represented the New York Times Co.; the Tribune Co.; Newsday; AOL/Time Warner's Time Magazine, Inc.; Reed Elsevier's Lexis-Nexis; and Bell & Howell Information and Learning. Transcripts of the oral arguments, available from Alderson Reporting Co. (http://www.aldersonreporting.com) or on the Supreme Court's own Web site, do not indicate which justice is speaking, but sometimes the attorneys will respond to a justice by name. As usual in oral arguments, the justices barely let each attorney get one paragraph out of their mouths before the questions came rolling in.
Justices Scalia, Ginsberg, and O'Connor grilled Tribe about why contracts and cash couldn't handle the problem. Tribe countered by mentioning the technical difficulties and, when challenged on the draconian removal of masses of articles, pointed out that the damages under the law could run from $250 to $10,000--or even $30,000-- per infringement and that infringements might be considered to occur whenever an article was downloaded, voiding the 3-year statute of limitations written into the law. (One wondered whether Tribe might regret making this damage analysis should his clients lose the case.) Justice Breyer questioned the technical process of creating a digital version of, in his example, The Washington Post. Tribe seemed to grow a little testy as the lengthy question ate up his time. Justice Souter worried that Nexis was basically a reprint production service and that authors would not have enough protection even if the language of the law appeared to grant the rights to publishers.
On that happy note, Gold rose to expound on the authors' rights. …


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Truck driver reports theft of wedding ring, cash
Published: Friday, January 22, 2010 at 3:08 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, January 22, 2010 at 3:09 p.m.
REDDICK - A 65-year-old man was the victim of an alleged robbery in which three people stole his wedding ring and some cash Thursday at a truck stop, according to officials.
The man, who is from Ohio, told deputies he and two other truck drivers pulled into the Petro Truck Stop at 7401 W. County Road 329 and parked in back.
The man said he walked to the side to check his truck's tires and that two men grabbed him from behind and dragged him away. A third man reached into his left front pocket and removed a large amount of cash. The robbers also took his wedding ring. He said one of the suspects told him if he turned around, he would shoot.
The man said the drivers who followed him into the truck stop were reportedly distracted by what he believes to be other suspects.
Anyone with information can call the Sheriff's Office at 732-9111 or Crime Stoppers at 368-STOP, or visit www.ocalacrimestoppers.com.
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It is two weeks since my last posting here and five more postcards are in. So in order they arrived...
George Nova Scotia "Truro Reservoir" - Taken with a Miranda Sensomat, I was given an early 1957 Miranda T(ii) just last Christmas and have found the camera still good at all but the slowest of shutter speeds. Another IR film image but this one from HIE a film I never got to use. This image has been the talk of the bunch so far with visitors to our home asking "Why are the leaves and grasses so white?"
JimO "NVC, Empire State from Brooklyn Bridge" - Interesting way to draw the viewer into the Empire State, certainly a view I have never seen before.
rince "Organ in German Cathederal" - You have captured all of the detail of the organ. If this is what you can produce by working in a makeshift darkroom, then I have to really lift my game using what I call my permenant darkroom. Great work Dennis.
Molli Two cards received what a surprise and completely handwritten. The gold Argenta superpress paper what a special paper and the image of the mask goes so well with it. The second card of a photographer on the rocks also a another special image that I can almost feel that I am there. Curious to know what your paper developer is.
A thank-you to everyone who has commented encouragingly on my first foray into IR. I just have to get out and use a bit more of this film and experiment.
I also got a card from round 25 from TJ. I commented in that thread.


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Former owner and Executive Chef at BOS BBQ - Barbecue Kitchen & Bar, Brazil's only Texas-style Barbecue house.
At BOS BBQ, André, the country's first certified Pit master, combined his passion for comfort food and his Italian-Brazilian roots with traditional smoking methods creating unique dishes that conquered both public and the local specialized media.
André's culinary creations are constantly featured in some of the country's most prominent cooking magazines, inserts and shows.
Above all, André is considered Brazil's ultimate fire specialist, mastering the pans, the grill and the Barbecue Pit. Such acknowledgement, together with his passion and willingness to democratize food, naturally drove him to festivals and street events where he makes his dishes available to large crowds. He did events such as Meatopia London, Meatopia NYC, Meatopia SOBEWFF and more recently Meatopia PBFW.


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Ok so I finally got to take pictures of the different plate holders I have. As it turns out. There are 8 different types of holders!
I have two holders that should fit a zeiss/ica maximar but I'm keeping them since they also fit my voigtländer avus. Interestingly enough they don't fit my linhof technika II (they wiggle too much) although they are almost identical to the recomar holders that I'm looking for (the recomar holders also fit the avus).
Except for the Zeiss/ica ideal holders I have no idea which cameras these holders might fit.
None of them come with film sheaths by the way.
I don't know the correct term for the thin part at the edge of the holders so I've choosen to call it "groove", even though the term might not be correct.
First of are three holders with the following dimensions (these seem identical to the holders Ian Grant says will fit a rodenstock and orian plate camera) :
Length: 139mm
width: 100mm
locating lip: 2mm
"groove": 2mm
Then there are elleven holders without any locating lip. These holders seem Identical to the holders Ian Grant says will fit early linhof cameras except, they don't at all fit my linhof Technika II.
Length: 140mm
width: 100mm
Then there are five holders with the following specifications:
Length: 139mm
Width: 99mm
Locating lip: 18mm
"groove": 2mm
Then there are four holders with the following dimensions:
Length: 143mm
Width: 100mm
Locating lip: 15mm
"groove": 4mm
Then there are five holders with the following dimensions:
Length: 139mm
width: 100mm
Locating lip: 4mm
"Groove": 1mm
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Then there are two holders with the following dimensions:
Length: 150mm
Width: 100mm
Locating lip: 9mm
"groove": 2mm
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Then there are five holders with the following dimensions:
Length: 141mm
Width: 99mm
Locating lip: 15mm
"Groove": 2mm
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Last but not least I have a total of fourteen holders that will fit the Zeiss/Ica ideal (and the Juwel but that is a very very rare camera). (eight of them are good four are usable and the last too are very very rusty) These are currently spoken for but I'll show a picture of one anyway.
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Molecular Biology and Genetics
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Statistics of barcoding coverage: Argema mimosae
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Argema mimosae
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The African moon moth (Argema mimosae) is a giant silk moth of the Family Saturniidae. Similar in appearance to the giant Madagascan moon moth (Argema mittrei), but smaller, this moth can be found widely in Eastern Africa and more locally in Southern Africa, including near the east coast of South Africa. An adult can measure 10 to 12 centimetres (3.9 to 4.7 in) across its wingspan and 12 to 14 centimetres (4.7 to 5.5 in) from head to the tip of its elongated 'tail-like' second pair of wings. Its forward wings have a distinctive grey-coloured 'furry' leading edge, giving a very rough surface, presumably for aerodynamic reasons. Apart from the eye-like markings on its wings, the colouring and shape of the wings give the appearance of a piece of foliage, especially the 'tail-like' structures of the rearmost wings which resemble a dried out leaf stem - presumably for camouflage in its natural environment.
Emerald green with yellow and red eyespots on wings. Long tail and hindwing. Larva are green with thin white bands and rows of long projections on back. The cocoons are silvery and pitted with small holes.
Larvae feed on corkwood (Commiphora), marula (Sclerocarya birrea) and tamboti (Spirostachys africana)
In Southern Africa, especially subtropical bushveld. There are 2 broods in the southern parts of its range
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Anyone have recommendations for good daycare in NWA?
We live in Fayetteville, right off 540/Wedington, but both DH and I work in Bentonville (near Walmart HQ). Can't decide if we want a daycare near work or home.
It's important that it's EASY to get to and from 540 during rush hours, as that's when we'd be dropping off and picking up (A lot to ask I know lol).
Basically if you know of a great daycare, in-home, or center, please let me know! I'm not from this area, so I need all the positive recommendations I can get, I hear there can be waiting lists too.
Also, if anyone has any complaints about providers, I'd love that information too.
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looked a horse today, need advice
A friend and I went and looked at a 5yo registered half arab gelding today that I was interested in purchasing. The seller's asking price is $600. He seems like exactly what I am looking for, but was a little lame on his left fore, with some swelling and heat in the pastern. The seller hadn't noticed. We didn't ride or work him much after discovering the issue, not wanting to worsen it.
After untacking we asked if she had a regular vet she would call to have him vetted and she said she wouldn't do that, her husband wouldn't let her spend the money.
So what do I do now? My brain tells me to move on, but this horse is exactly what I am looking for and the price is very good. It seems stupid to get a PPE on a horse that I saw lame with my own eyes today. But what if it was just a minor passing issue? Should I find a vet to come look at the pastern in a few days and if he is still lame call it quits then? If he is sound at that point I can ask the vet to continue with a full exam. The horse is 2 hours away so unfortunately I most likely won't be able to be there for it, and it really frustrates me that I'll have to vet her horse myself for an obvious issue if I want to buy it.
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Is he worth the PPE price? Personally, I'd pass.
Will they let you do a trial? You could take the wait and see approach and if he is still lame or at least has no improvement in those two weeks, send him back? Tough to say....
It's not the sellers duty to get the horse checked out for you. Especially using their normal vet. Yes they should if they feel it is something major needing immediate attention for the horses well being.
If you were to get a PPE, you'd want to have an unbiased vet do they exam. Not saying their vet wouldn't but you don't know.
Maybe, if you're really interested in this horse, talk to the owner about splitting the cost if they want to find out why the horse is lame.
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The trial idea could be the best route to go. I wonder how you know he is just what you want if you haven't ridden him yet?
usually the buyer pays the vet.
In this case it could be something small.
you could ask to put a deposit and see if he is better in a week . If not you get your money back.
I got her vet's info so that I could choose a different one if I decide to have him looked at.
It could be that they didn't feel it was bad enough to call the vet. That it would get better in time.
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Pass for now. If you're still looking in a month, and he's still for sale, AND he's sound again, take a second look and then get a good PPE done.
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Part of collection of opinions on the topic: If I Were President... which appeared in the Sunday Review section. What follows is the unedited version of what was published
That must be why we've created a tradition of rampant attacks on our politicians. Are they too conservative for you? Too liberal? Too religious? Too atheist? Too gay? Too anti-gay? Too rich? Too dumb? Too smart? Too ethnic? Too philanderous? Curious behavior, given that we elect 88% of Congress every two years.
A second tradition-in-progress is the expectation that everyone else in our culturally pluralistic land should hold exactly your own outlook, on all issues.
When you're scientifically literate, the world looks different to you. It's a particular way of questioning what you see and hear. When empowered by this state of mind, objective realities matter. These are the truths of the world that exist outside of whatever your belief system tells you.
One objective reality is that our government doesn't work, not because we have dysfunctional politicians, but because we have dysfunctional voters. As a scientist and educator, my goal, then, is not to become President and lead a dysfunctional electorate, but to enlighten the electorate so they might choose the right leaders in the first place.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
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While on duty conducting threat vulnerability assessments for the United States military in June 2004, Applicant lost a notebook containing sensitive information, which he surmises may have been taken by a Russian woman, with whom he engaged in sexual activities in his hotel room. Applicant did not report the loss of the notebook until after he was administered a polygraph examination in January 2009. His exercise of extremely poor judgment is not fully mitigated despite the passage of time. Clearance denied. CASE NO: 11-05079.h1
Which of these two types of spending do you think makes you happier, purchases that are made with the primary intention of acquiring a:
When thousands of Americans were asked this question, 57% said experiences make them happier and 34% said things make them happier (Carter & Gilovich, 2010). For once the majority is right.
You can check out the research in these two posts in which I discuss the studies which demonstrate:
Many of the reasons why are discussed in more detail in the articles above, but here's a summary with a couple of extras thrown in:
The boundary between experiences and things is far from clear-cut. For example houses are things but because we live in them, they are also partly experiences. Still, the general point holds that the more experiential something is, the happier it is likely to make us.
So if you want to cheer yourself up, make sure you spend cash on something more experiential than material. You might not be able to hold the result in your hand, but it will live longer in your mind.


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Starbucks will test mobile stores on college campuses
The trucks, run by longtime Starbucks partner and food services giant Aramark, will circulate around Arizona State University in the Phoenix area, the James Madison University campus in Virginia and Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina.
ASU is the university Starbucks partnered with to offer subsidized online college education for its staffers.
It�s not the first Starbucks �to go� store: That honor belongs to a Starbucks-branded train car hitched to a Swiss train that began slinging lattes to thirsty travelers last November. But it�s the first time the concept is applied in the U.S.
It�s a pilot, which means that if it succeeds, the trucks may pop up on college campuses across the nation.
The trucks will offer a beverage and food menu that�s �nearly identical� to the one available in its other stores, Starbucks said.
High-end food trucks have become a common sight in recent years, populating street corners and urban parking lots from Los Angeles to Portland to Seattle. For many young chefs, it�s a relatively low-cost entry to the foodie market.
Starbucks says the trucks can follow their customers� schedules and in some cases can stay open later than other options.
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Casper Smart promotes J.Lo's album on Twitter after their split
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No hard feelings here! Jennifer Lopez's ex-boyfriend Casper Smart took to Twitter on June 16, to do a little social media promotion on behalf of his former love.
The backup dancer-turned-choreographer posted a photo of Lopez's new album, A.K.A., which dropped on Friday, June 13. "Get it while its HOTT!!!" he captioned the picture. "@jlo #10thalbum #AKA its fire with so many dope songs & features."
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Smart, 27, and Lopez, 44, dated for two and a half years before splitting recently; Us Weekly confirmed their breakup in early June, but a source told Us the two started going their separate ways "a few months ago."
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"It wasn't an easy decision, but they decided to stay friends," the insider said, noting that Lopez was "doing fine" and was focused on promoting her album. "They are both in a good place now." Another source added: "Casper still really loves Jen a lot, and she loves him. They are still close."
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Smart's promotion of his ex's new album seems to back that up. And the cheerleading goes both ways. "Casper is focused on acting and going on auditions," an insider previously told Us, "and Jen has completely supported that."
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March 5, 2001 3:31 pm
Poet Brian Gilmore to read
Poet Brian Gilmore, the author of Elvis is Alive and Living in Harlem will read from his work Saturday, March 10, in Chase Hall Lounge, 56 Campus Ave.
September 14, 2000 3:15 pm
English professor to discuss biculturalism and the creative process
Judith Ortiz Cofer, professor of English and creative writing at the University of Georgia, will discuss "A Casa of My Own" at 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 21, in the Edmund S. Muskie Archives at Bates College as part of the college's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
September 14, 2000 3:08 pm
Cuban scholar to speak on issues of race
Gisela Arandia, a Cuban scholar who focuses on race issues in Cuba and among Cubans in Miami, will discuss "Race and Racism in Cuba: A Report from the Field" at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 25, in the Benjamin Mays Center at Bates College as part of the college's celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. The public is invited to attend free of charge.
May 17, 2000 3:34 pm
Bates commencement slated for May 29; Tutu to speak
Desmond Tutu, archbishop emeritus of the Diocese of Cape Town and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for his advocacy of racial justice in South Africa, will receive an honorary doctor of humane letters degree and speak at the 134th commencement at Bates College. Donald W. Harward, president of Bates College, will confer bachelor's degrees on approximately 475 seniors at 10 a.m. Monday, May 29, in an outdoor ceremony in front of Coram Library. In case of rain, the graduation exercises will be held in the nearby Margaret Hopkins Merrill Gymnasium.
April 25, 2000 1:00 pm
Dharma teacher concludes Spiritual Journeys series at Bates
Laura Cluff, Dharma teacher at the Kwan Um School of Zen and Buddhist community adviser at Wellesley College, will present "My Life, The Big Mistake: The Long Journey Out of Perfectionism" at 4:30 p.m. Monday, May 1, in Skelton Lounge of Chase Hall on the Bates campus. The public is invited to attend the final talk of the Spiritual Journeys series free of charge.
February 2, 2000 1:42 pm
Black History Month events scheduled
Bates College celebrates Black History Month with a series of events sponsored by the Multicultural Center, the Office of the Chaplain, the Affirmative Action Office and the African American studies program.
January 11, 2000 3:35 pm
Bates and USM/LA to sponsor Martin Luther King Jr. "read-in"
In recognition of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and to celebrate multiculturalism and diversity in a local community school, the Bates College Center for Service-Learning and the University of Southern Maine's Lewiston-Auburn College (LAC) will co-sponsor a "read-in" by faculty, staff and students for grades 4-6 at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 18, and Wednesday, Jan. 19, at Martel Elementary School on Lisbon Street in Lewiston.
January 10, 2000 3:06 pm
Noted liberation theologist to speak on Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Philosopher, educator and minister William R. Jones will deliver the keynote address, "Beyond Hate Language: The Oppressor's Ploy or Pathology of the Oppressed?," for the 2000 Bates College Martin Luther King Day Jr. celebration.
March 29, 1999 10:15 am
Award-winning playwright and activist to read at Bates
Carolyn Gage, award-winning playwright and activist, will be joined by Bates students for a reading from her book Scenes and Monologues for Lesbian Actors at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 3, in the Special Collections Room of Ladd Library.
March 22, 1999 3:10 pm
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Julian Bond, an active participant in the movements for civil rights, economic justice and peace for more than three decades, will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Bates College at noon Wednesday, April 7, in Alumni Gymnasium as part of the college's annual Founders Day Convocation — a time when the college reflects on the principles that were at its founding and continue to sustain it. The public is invited to attend the convocation without charge.


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I can never figure this out either. It is like when people say, other countries have nuclear weapons, why can't Iran?
Maybe because the countries with nukes are not threatening to wipe another country of the map?
I do strongly believe that Iran WILL nuke Israel as soon as it has enough capability. The only reason they need a nuke deterant against the West will be for the reprisals that will follow.


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I have just started with Selenium to automate couple of tests and have found that there are couple of tools that I can choose from, like the Selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver, Selenium RC, WebDriver Backed Selenium. I have created the test cases on Selenium IDE and its easiest to create the test cases using it for a non developer. Then I have exported them for C#/Nunit/Webdriver; But it seems I get lots of differences while translating from IDE to WebDriver.
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Norah resides and works in a semi-urban slum area, which is in the outskirts of Kampala. There is no piped water and electricity at her home. Norah works six days a week and runs a charcoal store at her home. Norah has been involved in this business for the last four years. She buys her merchandise from suppliers who collect it from villages and doesn't incur any extra transport costs. She attends to an average of ten customers daily and sells to all categories of people.
Her main challenge is that when it rains she gets very few customers as they fear to reach out to her because her home is always flooded. Thieves at times break into her store and competition is also very high.
She has been with MCDT for the last two years and is servicing her fourth loan. Norah has been working with the same group members throughout this period. Her achievements include improved standards of living, ability to pay school fees, expanded business and others.
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About MCDT SACCOThis loan is administered by MCDT SACCO, a savings and credit institution operating in Kampala, Uganda. The mission of MCDT SACCO is to provide sustainable financial services to the lower strata of Uganda's poor, especially women, for their economic and social development. MCDT's cooperative structure also affords its clients the opportunity to own shares of the organization and benefit from its financial performance. For more on MCDT SACCO, please see our partner page at http://www.kiva.org/partners/112, and join our lending team, Friends of MCDT SACCO, at http://www.kiva.org/team/friends_of_mcdt_sacco.
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Servicing the Hubble in the 1990s
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In some sense the money was a problem, because people like to do new things, Hubble is this old thing yes, its old but nothing wrong with it still the best thing in astronomy, still that way, and its going to get better.
The evolution of 20th century astronomical thought
Steven Beckwith
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We thought, people thought, that galaxies as we see them, these fuzzy things, were probably always like that. As they emerged from the soup after the Big Bang, they were large extended things.
Hubble clarifies theory
Steven Beckwith
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Hubbles big impact in many areas is being able to demonstrate unequivocally that we understand whats going on whereas prior to Hubble we only had an inkling. That I think by itself, the totality of that understanding, makes it one of the greatest instruments ever.
The birth of the space telescope
Steven Beckwith
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Now the politics of the space telescope are a little more intricate than the politics of some other things, because in addition to convincing the government that you want to finance it, you really have to have the astronomical community however thats defined broadly behind the program.
Repairing and enhancing the Hubble telescope
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NASA, to their credit, is a very can-do agency. NASA and the people associated with the Space Program are just extraordinary individuals, and so NASA decided pretty quickly that they had to do something, they had to rescue the Hubble.
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Located in the town of Nea Moudania in Chalkidiki, it is only 30 minutes from Makedonia international airport (SKG) and 10 minutes from the nearest beach. A great variety of different locations to visit are available including Chalkidiki's 1st and 2nd peninsula with touristic attractions and exotic shores and the city of Thessaloniki with ancient Greek remains and cultural heritage.
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Then I would have a nice place to share my shame of having a long drawn out (took a month for me to do this) decision to finally do a cash advance/balance transfer offer on my cc. Since I was not authorized to take out the amount i wanted, I sweet talked the credit department for a credit line increase. (Yeah CL!!!) Got the mula and put it into savings.
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Microsoft is getting the short end of the stick as far as media coverage, because today's newspaper and magazine tech writers know little about computers and , according to John C. Dvorak of PC Magazine. The top columnists in the news and business magazines fit this model as well, while tech writers and tech columnists for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, and Fortune are all Mac users, according to Dvorak. "This reality is not going to change. In fact it will only get worse as technology coverage is handed to newer, less-qualified observers who simply cannot use a Microsoft Windows computer." Dvorak says that probably the best thing Microsoft could have ever done was copy as much of the Mac OS look-and-feel as it could, and says that "Microsoft should make some headway with this biased crowd once the fanciful Xbox 360 arrives. It's got a creative GUI, is easy to use and navigate, and kind of has a Mac look to it. It also interfaces perfectly with the iPod."


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TxDot pushes for Alcohol Awareness Spring Break is a dangerous and deadly time on Texas roadways with more than 30 fatalities resulting from impaired driving in each of the past two years. In an effort to curb this deadly trend, the Texas Department of Transportation today held a press conference at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi …
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Some basic background on these cameras: The Soviets cloned the Leica II several times, but the two lines that "took" are the FED and the Zorki. The first iterations of these are virtually identical, and AFAIK there's not much reason to prefer a 1st-generation FED vs. a 1st-generation Zorki. Each line then evolved more-or-less independently.
If you want something that's very old-fashioned, then a FED 1, FED 2, Zorki 1, or Zorki 2 will probably fit the bill, and all will be pretty similar, with the big caveat that cameras of this age will all have their quirks (on top of the substantial sample-to-sample variability out of the factory). The Commie Cameras site referenced above will give you some basic information on the model-to-model differences. FWIW, I own a FED 2 with a collapsible lens that I use as a take-anywhere camera, since it can fit in a jacket pocket (but not in jeans pockets). It works reasonably well in this respect, and I've taken a few decent photos with it. Its rangefinder image is displaced vertically, which makes focusing a bit weird, since the images line up correctly horizontally but not vertically, but otherwise it works just fine.
If you want something more sophisticated (with a built-in meter, for instance), a more recent model may be in order. I've got a FED 5 that's a capable camera, and the Industar 61L/D lens is pretty sharp. (My sample is very stiff, though; it needs a CLA, but I've never gotten around to doing one.) The FED 5 has a built-in selenium light meter, which works like many hand-held selenium meters, but doesn't require an extra pocket to hold it. It's bulkier than my FED 2, so it's not really a pocketable camera like the FED 2.
Note that some of the older models, particularly in the Zorki line, are bottom-loaders. This design can be a bit awkward, particularly if you want to load film in the field, since it requires extra-long leaders. Cutting a new leader isn't that hard, but you'll either need to do so at home and take pre-cut film with you or take scissors or a knife with you to do it just before loading the camera. Both my FEDs are back-loaders, like most 35mm cameras (although the backs come off entirely). I think the FED 1 was a bottom-loader. I'm not sure when Zorkis changed from bottom- to back-loading.


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Us Weekly
They're here! Chris Hemsworth's wife, Elsa Pataky, has given birth to twin boys, their rep confirmed to Us Weekly on Friday, March 21. The couple welcomed their little bundles of joy at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. No other info has been released.
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Us confirmed back in November 2013 that Hemsworth, 30, and the Fast and the Furious actress, 37, were expecting twins. The couple are already parents to daughter India Rose, 23 months.
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Hemsworth, who tied the knot with Pataky in 2010, opened up about fatherhood in the October 2013 issue of Parade. "I think [parenthood] brings out the child in all of us," he said. "That's what's so beautiful. It reminds you of the fascination you had with things, and how you can spend hours just being with someone. It's amazing."
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On March 3, the now mother of three looked like she was ready to pop when she rocked her big baby bump next to the Thor actor at the 86th Academy Awards in a green sequined Elie Saab gown.
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