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Saying goodbye has never been easy for me, but a particular melancholy has come over me in recent weeks at the prospect of watching my colleague Mike Ferguson leave the Baker City Herald building for the last time as he prepares to move his family to Iowa.
I won't say that I've enjoyed every day of working side by side with Mike. You see, I like a quiet work environment.
Mike, on the other hand, is a thespian and a storyteller. He even fancies himself as something of a song-and-dance man. On more than one occasion, upon arriving at the office with a less-than-enthusiastic attitude, Mike's voice has been the first thing I've heard as I walked through the front door. Never mind that he's still two rooms away at that point.
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Funny how my perspective has changed in the past few weeks as Mike and his family prepare to head off on their new adventure. I'm actually dreading the prospect of returning to work next week with no "Helloooooo!" in my future.
It's hard to think of finding a replacement for this wild and crazy guy, but I hope when the bosses begin screening applicants they'll consider these qualities:
• Ability to sing — as the situation dictates — songs from nearly any era, including Broadway show tunes (even better if my new colleague would have at least some background as a thespian, although he or she should not be held to the Ferguson standard of having taken an acting class with Tom Hanks or having a close friend who's an Academy Award-winning sound designer).
• A varied collection of Hawaiian shirts — including one featuring Mickey Mouse that inexplicably gives the wearer an aura of having just returned from Disneyland, the happiest place on earth.
• Talent for repeating movie quotes, hackneyed sayings and other repetitive phrases as needed in a way that can send other staff members, even the really grouchy ones, into fits of laughter.
• A really bad French accent.
• A really bad Humphrey Bogart impersonator.
• A really good reporter with a kind and caring heart.


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Serial entrepreneur, Matt Mandell, knows a thing or two about launching successful startups. Throughout his career, he has learned by doing, and can boil down entrepreneurial success to a few simple things: 1. Decide early on what your goals are, and 2. Forget the idea, because it's all about execution.
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Dow Chemical Co. is forming a joint venture with Tokyo-based Ube Industries Ltd. to make formulated electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries. The 50-50 JV, named Advanced Electrolyte Technologies LLC, plans to set up its first manufacturing facility at Dow's Midland headquarters, with startup scheduled in 2012.
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He was a high-ranking Kumogakure shinobi as well as the predecessor of Killer B as the jinchūriki of Gyūki, the Eight-Tails.
Though hailed as an excellent shinobi, he didn't have complete control over the Eight-Tails, a fact he lamented while on a mission with A, Killer B and another unknown shinobi. He stated that neither him nor his uncle or his father before them were able to subjugate the beast and stated that they were 'incompatible'.[3] He however hoped that B, should he be chosen as the next host, would be able to successfully control the beast. As A wondered if B would have enough control to be able to suppress the beast, he told him of the darkness and loneliness that was part of being a jinchūriki as even people that you knew all your life would grow distant. A protested calling him a man of great talent, virtue and lineage, he told him that none of that mattered and what a jinchūriki truly needed was something to give them strength and fill the void that would be created after the beast was sealed into them.[4]
Some time after this, he lost complete control of the beast and it killed eight Kumogakure ninja, including Motoi's father who was a member of the subduing team. The Third Raikage extracted the Eight-Tails sealing it into the Kohaku no Jōhei, resulting in the jinchūriki's death. The Eight-Tails was later sealed in Killer B some years after this. At the funeral held for him, the villagers lamented that he too was a failure in the end, and as B paid his respects to the deceased jinchūriki, the villagers deemed that the young man would also be a failure.[5]
He strongly believed that once a person became a jinchūriki, their life would be full of darkness, fear and overwhelming loneliness. He also believed that what a jinchūriki truly needed was to have something that filled the void in their heart and give them strength. The prejudice that he was shown after having the beast sealed into him led him to lose his will to live at first due to the overwhelming fear and loneliness he felt. He was even willing to accept the fact that he himself was incapable of controlling the tailed beast within himself.[6]
He had long hair that his half dull-black and half white hair, dark, heavy-lidded eyes that gives him the appearance of being very tired and a purple mark in the shape of a diamond on the right side of his face. He wore a Kumogakure flak jacket over a long sleeved V-neck outfit with bandages underneath and carried a fairly long sword strapped to his back.
Although nothing has been seen of his abilities, A hailed him as a man with an aptitude for ninjutsu and one who possessed great abilities.[7] He was also presumably skilled in kenjutsu as he carried a sword around with him.
- (To A) "Something to fill up that hole in their heart… Anything!!! If they can just find something… something to give them strength… help B find that something."[8]


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Most of the area saw severe storms, but Burke County was under a tornado warning until about 9:45 p.m.
Georgia Power crews are working to get the power back on for 73,000 customers. That number was down to 30,000 by Tuesday morning.
Jefferson Energy Cooperative says their crews are working to fix power outages in multiple counties. The outages as of 3 p.m. are: Burke 21, Emanuel 12, Glascock 107, Jefferson 102, McDuffie 13.
"With lines torn down and broken poles, it has been a lengthy process," said the company in a news release.
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|"Are you a wizard or not?"
The title of this article is conjectural. Although it is based on canonical information, the actual name is conjecture and may be supplanted at any time by additional information released from canonical sources. If this occurs, please move this page to the appropriate title.
- "I have been enjoying sharing information about Harry's world on Pottermore for free, and don't have any firm plans to publish it in book form."
- —J. K. Rowling FAQ answer, confirming she no longer has any solid plans for this book
The Harry Potter Encyclopedia, also called the Scottish Book, is a planned guidebook by J. K. Rowling as the authoritive directory of all the creatures, characters, places, and other elements that comprise the Harry Potter universe, containing mostly un-published notes, letters, drawings, etc. As of May 2012, this project appears to been postponed or cancelled in favour of Pottermore.
In a (somewhat) recent interview with PotterCast, Rowling revealed she definitely intends to write the encyclopedia, but wished not to rush the process.
In court testimony in April 2008 (regarding grounds of copyright infringement) Rowling stated that she had 'recently' begun working on the project.[1]
On 4 September, 2009, the Leaky Cauldron website reported that Rowling's fellow author, friend, and neighbour, Ian Rankin, mentioned in a BBC interview that Rowling had been "making family trees of all her characters", presumably for the encyclopedia.[2]
On 13 April, 2012, she confirmed that she had started work on the project, and that all royalties made from the project would be donated to charity.[3]
However, in May 2012, Rowling updated her official site to say that she no longer had "firm plans" to publish an encyclopedia in book form, saying that she was currently choosing to share information on Pottermore for free instead.[4]
If published, subjects covered might include the method of creating a Horcrux, the manner in which Peter Pettigrew gave Lord Voldemort a rudimentary body, and the reasons for Florean Fortescue's murder.[5]
Behind the scenes
- J. K. Rowling's calling it "The Scottish Book" is probably a reference to the way the play Macbeth is called "The Scottish Play," as it is considered bad luck to speak the play's name out loud, particularly before a performance.
Notes and references
- ↑ Larry Neumeister/Associated Press, "Rowling Testifies in Lawsuit Over Harry Potter Encyclopedia", Washington Post, 15th April 2008, Pg. C04 (accessed 27th August 2009).
- ↑ http://www.the-leaky-cauldron.org/2009/9/4/ian-rankin-says-jk-rowling-writing-family-trees-and-working-on-scottish-book
- ↑ www.jkrowling.com
- ↑ FAQs - J. K. Rowling Official Site
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The home computer timeline. What say you?Posted: January 19th, 2009 | Author: Gregg | Filed under: Mac, Tech | Tags: custom built pc, evolution, gaming, home pc, Mac, overclocking, pc, your desktop, your hardware | 2 Comments »
I recently built a high-performance media-center/gaming PC and it got me thinking. I think it'd be cool to document the timeline of our desktop/home computers.
Here is mine, please leave a comment with your timeline (what you can remember anyways), as I'm curious to see what the readers are/have been using.
~1996 -Acer Familiy Computer – 100Mhz, 16 MB RAM, 1 GB Hard Drive
~1999 -HP Pavilion (My first computer) – 500Mhz Celeron, 196 MB RAM, 10 GB Hard Drive, Geforce 400 MX
~2002 -Alienware Area 51M Gaming Laptop – 2.4GHz P4, 512 MB RAM, 40 GB Hard Drive, Radeo 7500 64MB
~2003 -Custom Built Desktop to replace HP, AMD Athlon XP 2200+, 512 MB RAM, 40GB Hard Drive, Geforce 5200FX 128MB
~2006 -Macbook 1.83GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB Ram, 160GB Hard Drive
~2007 -Custom Built Desktop to replace last custom – 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, 4 GB RAM, 2x – 320GB Hard Drives, 2x Geforce 7600 GT OC
~2008 -Mac Mini 1.83GHz Core 2 Duo, 1GB RAM, 80GB Hard Drive
~2008 -Custome Built Desktop for media center/Gaming – 3.33GHz Core 2 Duo running at 4GHz 24/7, 8GB RAM, 320GB Hard Drive, 3x Geforce GTX260 Core 216 Superclocked Edition 896MB RAM/each
The evolution is great to look at, please follow the same format as I am interested to see the evolution for the readers of this blog.


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Brightwater Keep is a castle in the Reach. It is the seat of House Florent, a vassal house holding fealty to House Tyrell of Highgarden. The castle is located west of Highgarden near the west coast of Westeros, also close to the headwaters of the Honeywine River.[1][2]
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In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, House Florent of Brightwater Keep also lays claim to Highgarden, due to a closer blood relationship to House Gardener, the Kings of the Reach before Aegon the Conqueror extinguished their line on the Field of Fire. As a result of this, the Florents are surly and reluctant bannermen to the Tyrells.
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- Brightwater Keep at A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
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Public security in Bangladesh has deteriorated in recent years, with increases in robbery, extortion, assault and intimidation, violence against women, political conflict, and extremist violence. At the community level, a widening gap in mutual understanding, trust, and communication between police and citizens has further undermined public security. The Asia Foundation has been collaborating with police and citizens since 2004 on this effort at the community level in Bogra district in the northwest, and Jessore and Madaripur in the south. Building on past experiences, in January 2011, the Foundation launched a new three-year Community-Based Policing program with the generous support of the U.S. Agency for International Development. The goal of this initiative is to continue to work with police and citizens, as well as in collaboration with other international donors, to improve public security through increased citizen-police cooperation. As part of this effort, particular emphasis is being placed on Community Policing Forums in 518 villages and municipalities evenly distributed across all 124 subdistricts in the northwestern Rajshahi and Rangpur Divisions.


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