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To the Parents and Community of Little Ark ECE Centre
These are the findings of the Education Review Office's latest report on Little Ark ECE Centre.
Little Ark, ECE Centre is managed and owned by Sabbath Rest Advent Church (NZ). It is located in Kimbolton, near Feilding. Children are supported from Monday to Thursday in all day care and education. This is Little Ark ECE Centre's first ERO review.
The teaching and learning programme is underpinned by the centre's clear philosophy, "... founded on Christian principles and values, with an emphasis on nature and health." Volunteer support staff and cooks interact with children and teaching staff, especially at lunch time when a prepared meal is shared by all. Adults model the centre's strong commitment to promoting healthy living in family-like contexts.
Children experience both child-initiated, play-based programmes and teacher directed experiences. Staff provide a rich range of activities focussed on the natural environment.
Staff, children and families value the extensive outdoor areas where children extend their curiosity and exploration in farm like surroundings. The "Woodlands" area is a natural environment where children engage in play in all weathers. Suitable bivouac structures provide shelter when necessary. At times children and adults cook and eat outdoors. All reasonable steps are taken to provide a safe environment.
The planned and implemented programme is driven by the centre's special character providing all children with experiences to become competent, capable learners. Families know and support the centre's values and programmes.
New Zealand's bicultural heritage is highly visible and evident in the planned and implemented programme. Interactions are respectful and nurturing.
Opportunities to widen children's experiences are captured. In 2010, children participated in a dramatic production in the local community hall. The event provided opportunity for families, children and staff to share preparations and the evening experience.
ERO is likely to review the service again within three years.
When ERO has reviewed an early childhood centre we encourage management to inform their community of any follow up action they plan to take. You should talk to the management or contact person if you have any questions about this evaluation, the full ERO report or their future intentions.
If you would like a copy of the full report, please contact the centre or see the ERO website, http://www.ero.govt.nz.
Kathleen Atkins
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ERO is an independent, external evaluation agency that undertakes reviews of schools and early childhood services throughout New Zealand.
ERO follows a set of standard procedures to conduct reviews. The purpose of each review is to:
Reviews are intended to focus on outcomes for children and build on each centre's self review.
ERO's framework for reviewing and reporting is based on four review strands.
ERO reviews do not cover every aspect of centre performance and each ERO report may cover different issues. The aim is to provide information on aspects that are central to positive outcomes for children and useful to this centre.
Most ERO reports include recommendations for improvement. A recommendation on a particular issue does not necessarily mean that a centre is performing poorly in relation to that issue. There is no direct link between the number of recommendations in this report and the overall performance of this centre.
Individual ERO school and early childhood centre reports are public information and may be copied or sent electronically. However, the Education Review Office can guarantee only the authenticity of original documents which have been obtained in hard copy directly from either the local ERO office or ERO Corporate Office in Wellington. Please consult your telephone book, or see the ERO web page, http://www.ero.govt.nz, for ERO office addresses.


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In the aftermath of the 2012 election, bringing with it both the re-election of President Obama and the first major national success on LGBT ballot initiatives, what is the future for LGBT rights in US foreign policy? Jessica Stern, Executive Director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), will examine the role of LGBT rights within the historical context of US foreign policy and the progress made during Obama's first term. Stern will also discuss how the priorities of the U.S. LGBT rights movement are perceived globally, creating both synergies and challenges for local communities seeking self-determination in what can be the shadow of the American example.
Executive Director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, Jessica Stern, will deliver a talk about global LGBTQA activism and the international movement for Human Rights.
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Greenland style paddles have been used for hunting for well over a thousand years by the Inuits, they are now becoming very popular throughout the world. We have shipped them from Monaco to Australia. The original paddles were developed for windy conditions on open icy waters of the arctic, the narrow double bladed paddles gave the natives the speed and stealth to catch their quarry and the power to bring it home.
Revived for today's kayaker, this paddle's narrow blades exerts little stress to elbows and shoulders. Proper technique is to hold the paddle low with the hands a body's width apart and the unfeathered blades swung in a small circular motion with the blade canted slightly forward. This small motion minimizes arm movement and wind resistance and is sustainable for many hours. It has been said that the Greenland paddler may be minutes behind their companion with a large spoon blade paddle, but they are not nearly as tired when the day is done.
There are two continuing controversies about Greenland style paddles. First the blade shape and then the finish.
All paddle makers swear by their blade shape, and all of them are right. The picture from the World Championships in Nuuk, Greenland(compliments of Mark Molina) shows that it is an issue their also. But to simplify the scenario a bit, in this country we have settled on three basic shapes. First is the tapered shoulder style as used on our INUIT, a sharp shouldered style, the final shape is a long tapering blade with no transition. I made several sharp shouldered paddles for Mark Molina which we called the Davis Strait Special but never developed a feel for it and have never made the long tapering blade style. According to John Heath who did research in Greenland in the 70's and 80's the tapered shoulder style is most prevalent. Today the non-shouldered style seems to be used by many competition paddlers to facilitate sliding strokes. Which is better? I think the picture from Nuuk is a good answer.
The true aficionados and home built paddle makers continually discuss finishes(see qujaq.com). They maintain that either no finish or a simple boiled linseed oil finish(whale oil?) is by far the best and only true finish. My research into finishes tells me that boiled linseed oil is the least water resistant finish available, and that the only good water resistant oil finish is Tung oil(gun stock oil). Unfortunately, it gets hard and gummy if too much is applied. If you're in to making your own paddles and want lots of practice then the linseed oil is probably the way to go as it sure does not provide much long term protection.
My solution is to use a dynel tip for durability with fiberglass protecting the blades as the lightweight cedar is just too soft to take the inevitable banging on rocks, boats and cars. Then the paddle gets two coats of epoxy and a minimum of 3 coats of varnish. Some of my 16 year old paddles are still out there so it must be working reasonably well.
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INUIT Our original Greenland style paddle, the INUIT, is designed to follow the lines that John Heath described in Sea kayaker Magazine about 20 years ago as the most common style of Greenland paddle found. I later had help from a George Ellis who passed away several years ago. He was a native paddle specialist from Florida who helped in refining our paddles and determining some standard sizes. He said they should all be custom sized, but I resisted. Well we're there now, lengths in the last two years have ranged from 78" to 90" with loom lengths from 18" to 24". The most common lengths are 86" and 88" with loom lengths from 19" to 21". Every now and then I might have a paddle in stock, but the last 84-19 I built for stock hung around for 4 months while a variety of others went out the door, so I settled on keeping pairs of glued up blanks around so they can quickly be made to size.. The standard width is now 3-1/2" instead of 3-3/4" as it is easier for most people to get their hand around the smaller blade. I have made them from 3-1/4" to 4-1/2" on request. The methods I've developed to create paddles makes custom building the norm rather than the exception. I normally take 3 weeks from time of order to delivery to your door.
Take-A-Part paddles are available also. I've made them for years on request, but shied away from advertising them as a couple of early ones broke when they were used incorrectly rolling. I then added a kevlar seam tape to the connection which strengthened it sufficiently and have had no reported failures for many years. I currently use a homemade kevlar seam tape to keep the joint smoother. The TAP joint is our standard black fiberglass system that I have used for years.
The STORM is a complementary spare paddle we have. It is 68" long with an 8" loom and the blades shaped like an INUIT, normally about 3-3/8" wide. It is commonly used as a spare, fastened to the front deck and used with sliding strokes or as a long single blade paddle. Again if you would like a slightly different length or blade width we can discuss it. 72" is the longest practical length.
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terjemahan dan definisi "motherboard", Inggeris-Bahasa Melayu kamus talian
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- papan indukprimary circuit board of a computer
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(computing) the primary circuit board of a personal computer, containing the circuitry for the central processing unit, keyboard, mouse and monitor, together with slots for other devices
The primary circuit board making up a complex electronic system, such as a modern computer.
The primary circuit board in a computer that contains most of the basic components of the system.
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In a recent post, Jan Techau argued that the euro crisis makes it necessary that Europeans separate "state" and "nation" in order to move towards a substantial new step in the European Union's integration. He says: "The survival not only of integration itself, but of Europe's ability to create and maintain wealth, stability, and freedom at the current unprecedented level, will depend on whether Europeans are able to think state without nation." In Techau's view, "nation" is a mainly cultural phenomenon-identity-creating-while "state" encompasses everything political, namely sovereignty and legitimacy. In the process of turning the EU into a federal entity, "existing allegiances and identities" can remain in place "while something additional is created on top," says Techau.
Having studied some French history, I have a different view of the modern nation-as something created by and shaped by politics, and therefore inseparable from the modern nation-state. It was during the French Revolution that the French nation invented and defined itself as the subject of politics and took possession of a state that was, under the monarchs, still weak, always struggling hard to get ordinary people to pay taxes and serve in the army, and permanently challenged in its rule by self-confident, powerful nobles and wealthy bourgeois in the urban centers. The pre-modern state possessed very little sovereignty and legitimacy. Only when the nation-the political body made of citizens-came into being and overtook the state did the state became strong, united, and centralized and the only legitimate political expression of the will of the people, the holder of sovereignty. Nation, state, and citizenship became inseparable, the indivisible nation-la nation une et indivisible-was born. Not as a cultural superstructure, not as folklore, but as the force that has created the modern state. On these foundations, laid by the revolution, Napoleon could consolidate the modern bureaucratic state and export it during his wars in continental Europe. From that moment on, nation and state were two sides of the same coin. The modern democratic nation-state was born, and in the two centuries that followed it, conquered the world making empires stumble and fall.
It is hard to see how the combination of legitimacy, identity, solidarity, and efficiency that makes the democratic nation-state so irresistible and successful can be broken up into pieces, or separated into functions that can be assigned to different levels.
The modern nation-state is and is likely to remain the political space in which citizens recognize each other as equals and as some kind of distant relatives, an enlarged family. It is in the nation-state where political communication takes place, where people share arguments and passions. It is the nation-state where the grand narratives are being shaped about the past, present, and future of the common shared lives of citizens. And it's this feeling of belonging to a larger community of shared destiny that makes citizens ready to sacrifice for one another by supporting the weaker with transfers and by ultimately being ready to sacrifice their lives when the nation is being attacked.
Even after decades of European integration, the role of the nation-state as the epicenter of political life in Europe remains unchanged. The entire political life of the EU's constituting entities, the member states, plays on a national level. Political communication across borders remains rare, and even the creation of a European Parliament hasn't led to the development of a common political space in Europe.
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Enormous damages awards continue to make headlines
NEW YORK, September 12, 2012 – The number of patent infringement actions filed in 2011 reached 4,015 – the highest number ever recorded, according to data compiled in the 2012 Patent Litigation Study released today by PwC US. In 2011, there was a 22 percent increase in the number of filings over 2010, and an overall compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.4 percent since 1991. PwC's 2012 Patent Litigation Study notes that courts have been applying greater scrutiny to damages assessments in patent infringement matters – a trend expected to continue.
Annual median damages awards have ranged from $1.9 million to $16.1 million between 1995 and 2011. More recently, from 2006-2011, the median damages award has been approximately $4.0 million. In 2012, two of the four largest patent infringement damages amounts were awarded – totaling approximately $1 billion in damages each.
"Enormous damages awards continue to garner headlines and keep corporate management keenly aware of the risks of potential infringement, as well as the rewards of enforcing patent rights," said Chris Barry, a partner in PwC's Forensic Services practice. "With the courts paying more attention to damages methodologies and calculations, patent litigation counsel and damages experts should monitor ongoing rulings that could affect damages opinions."
Last year marked the most significant change to the U.S. patent system in almost 60 years with the signing of the Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA) into law on September 16, 2011, converting the patent system from a 'first to invent' to a 'first inventor to file' system. Despite these resounding changes, the AIA does not address the calculation of damages in patent infringement matters, a topic that had been discussed in earlier drafts of the Act. 2011 also proved to be a historic year for strategic intellectual property acquisitions – particularly in the telecommunications sector, which saw two high-profile multi-billion-dollar acquisitions of patent portfolios.
According to PwC, over the last decade, median damages awards for non-practicing entities (NPEs) have almost doubled those of practicing entities. Additionally, PwC found that the disparity between jury and bench awards continued to widen as the median jury award amounted to more than 20 times the median bench award between 2006 and 2011.
Additional key findings from the 2012 study include:
PwC maintains a database of patent damages awards extending from 1980 through 2011, collecting information about patent holder success rates, time-to-trial statistics, and practicing versus NPE statistics from 1995 through 2011. New to this year's study is an analysis of Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA) cases, which are increasingly prevalent in the dockets.
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Castle Recap 02/11/13 Season 5 Episode 14 "Reality Star Struck"
This week on ABC's Castle, a reality show was dealt a harsh one when a cast member turned up dead. But Rick was fixated on another case: retrieving his misplaced Valentine's Day gift to Kate. Did he accidentally hand Gates the evidence she needs to discover the Caskett romance?
When young Hannah, the rising new star of The Wives of Wall Street, turns up dead with an expensive knife in her back, all eyes at first are on the series' prima donna Penelope (played by Gina Torres) — especially since a bit of her fingernail was found in the victim's scalp. Penelope admits to a "dust-up" with the new girl, but she has an alibi. Next on the suspect list was Margo (Gail O'Grady), another cast member whose screen time was waning, so she actually wanted to keep Hannah around. Adding to the mystery, Hannah vanished off the grid for 24 hours before being killed. Turns out that Hannah was part of a fake storyline on the show (I know — can you imagine?!) involving an extramarital affair, but she wanted out — so Penelope and her hubby tied her up for a bit before calling Peter-the-producer for help. Peter tried to convince Hannah to stay, to no avail. She then met up with Margo's engaged son Stone, with whom she was really in love. Stone's fiancée got wind of their affair and used a wedding gift knife to kill off her competition.
I'll give the case a "B+," because twice I guessed wrong (you gotta always eyeball the producer in these storylines, then I thought for sure it was Stone), plus it got in good digs at the reality-TV genre — though I hate that they made Castle a convert by the end. It was bad enough that hard-boiled Gates was a superfan, though I understood the need there to "lighten up" her character.


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The Philadelphia International Flower Show took place at the Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) Convention Center in early March. Subaru of America – the premiere sponsor of the event – displayed the Subaru Japanese Tea House, which featured a towering waterfall, koi pond, and bonsai and cherry trees. Also on display were co-branded, pink-and-white 2010 Subaru Forester and Outback models. Both exhibits were the work of award-winning Ledden Palimeno, a local landscape architectural company.
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About this cartoon, Bob says ...
Bob the Builder is huge in our family. I have a couple of nephews in Kansas and a grandson right here in Connecticut who were big fans. Interest seems to peak at around 4 or 5, though. Some people call my dad, who lives out there in Bushiana, Bob the Builder because not only is he named Bob, but he's always building something.
When I read the story of how Mayor Eddie wants to build a school on the most inappropriate chunk of dirt in Hartford, it captured my interest. It makes no sense to me that Mayor Eddie has picked this hill to die on. I think he's working too hard, what with being mayor, school board president, dog catcher, and assistant chief doody officer for the Governor's Horse Guard.
It's an election year and this magnet school project is a real blunder his opponents can use against –– Wait! I just figured it out! Hah! Very clever!
Eddie Perez is actually sick and tired of being the mayor and he wants out! The long hours, constant complaints, Hartford racial politics, who can blame him? His pride won't let him say he doesn't want to run again. No, he's going to make one stupid mistake after another and this is the first. Building a magnet school at a dangerous intersection on a spit of land not even big enough for a gas station.
Brilliant strategy! Well, that's it. He's history. Well, he's history anyway, whether he wins or not, what with being Hartford's first powerful mayor and one-man city government. Ah, Eddie. We knew ye well enough.


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Griner leads way with 26 points, 13 boards
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DENVER Brittney Griner and Baylor left no doubt they're head and shoulders above any team in the country. In fact, they're perfect.
Griner had 26 points, 13 rebounds and five blocks to lead Baylor to a dominating 80-61 victory over Notre Dame in the NCAA women's basketball championship on Tuesday night, capping a 40-0 season for the Lady Bears.
They became the seventh women's team to run through a season unbeaten and the first in NCAA history to win 40 games. It was the second national championship for Baylor, which also won a title in 2005.
Baylor did it in a nearly wire-to-wire victory, finishing a season in which anything less than bringing a title back to Waco would have been a huge disappointment.
And as she so often does, the 6-foot-8 Griner helped the Lady Bears take control. Every time Notre Dame made a run in the second half to cut into the deficit, Griner had an answer. She showed a wide array of post moves, hitting turnaround jumpers and hooks that the Irish had no way to stop — even when they collapsed around her.
"Brittany Griner comes to work every day," Baylor coach Kim Mulkey said. "A lot of great players think they're all that and they half go through drills and they come to practice and they dog it. That child comes to work and brings her work pail every day."
Notre Dame fell short in the title game for the second straight season. The Irish lost to Texas A&M by six points last season. Notre Dame was trying to do something that no other team had done in the NCAA era by knocking off an unbeaten squad in the title game.
Instead, the Irish became the third team to lose in back-to-back championship games, joining Tennessee (2003 and 2004) and Auburn, which dropped three straight (1988, '89 and '90).
Coach Muffet McGraw's senior-heavy crew finished the season having gotten the best of rival Connecticut — the Irish won the Big East regular season title and defeated the Huskies in three-of-four meetings, including the national semifinal.
But like every team this year, Notre Dame couldn't solve Baylor and the most dominant player in women's basketball.
Griner, selected The Associated Press player of the year, also was named most outstanding player of the tournament.
"We wouldn't be here without my team," the junior said. "All the awards — none of that means anything."
Skylar Diggins did all she could to keep the Irish (36-4) in the game, scoring 20 points. But she got little help. Senior Natalie Novosel had five points, going 0 for 11 from the field. Devereaux Peters, also playing in her final game, was saddled with foul trouble because of Griner. She only had seven points.
Like Griner, Diggins has pledged to return for her senior year — both could join the WNBA — and will try to make a third run at the title.
Notre Dame took an early 9-8 lead before Baylor took over with a 12-2 run. The Irish were down by 14 in the first half before cutting their deficit to 34-28 at the break. They got as close as 42-39 and had the ball, but Griner asserted herself, scoring nine of the next 19 points for Baylor to seal the victory.
Odyssey Sims added 19 points and Destiny Williams had 12 for the Lady Bears, who outrebounded Notre Dame 46-27 and now have the third unbeaten season in women's basketball in the last four years. UConn, which has gone undefeated four times, did it in back-to-back years in 2009 and 2010. Texas and Tennessee also have unbeaten seasons.
With 1:04 left and the game well in hand, Mulkey took out Griner and the two shared a long hug. Mulkey was able to crack a bright smile despite battling Bell's palsy.
Mulkey has now won a title as a player (at Louisiana Tech), an Olympic gold medal (in 1984) two titles as a coach. Only five women's coaches have more than one championship at the top level of NCAA competition.


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You may not exactly love Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's baby name pick, but it seems that North West is much more than just a play on words. Friends and family insist that the unusual name, which was reportedly the new dad's idea, holds significant meaning for the pair.
North is a metaphor for "up," Kim and Kanye reportedly explained to those close to them. "What's North of North? Nothing."
E!, the network that airs Kim's reality show, expands on the theory, quoting a source who says, "North is the most high. There is nothing higher than North…. Nothing is more special than North. Kim keeps saying, 'She is our North Star.'"
Do you like the name more now that you know the inspiration behind it?
Kimye have taken some heat since the name was revealed last week, but grandma Kris Jenner was quick to come to their defence today.
"I love the name North. I'm pro-North, absolutely," she told Barbara Walters. "The way [Kim] explained it to me, north means highest power, and North is their highest point together. I thought that was really sweet."
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Ds just got back from his physical and he's in the 95% for height/weight.
Height - 4ft 4inches
Weight - 80lbs on the dot
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He's so going to be a football player!Ā Dr said he is perfectly healthy, yay!
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Departing an airport in uncontrolled airspace (Class G in the U.S.) and for which there is no defined procedure, the pilot needs to do thorough planning. Let's say you're departing Shelter Cove, California for an IFR flight to San Jose. The IFR clearance you receive might sound something like this:
Bonanza 12345 is cleared to San Jose Mineta Airport via, when entering controlled airspace, direct Mendocino, Victor 27, Point Reyes One arrival ...There are no instrument procedures defined for Shelter Cove, so use the appropriate VFR sectional and IFR low altitude en route charts, your knowledge of the local terrain, your aircraft's climb performance data, and some common sense to devise a strategy to climb to a safe altitude for vectors to Mendocino.
The Maximum Elevation Figure on the VFR sectional for the area where Shelter Cover is located is 4,400 feet. The Minimum Off-Route Obstruction Clearance Altitudes on the IFR low altitude en route chart sector for Shelter Cove is 6,400' with a MORCA of 5,000' for the sector to the south, and 9,800' to the East. The Minimum En route Altitude for V27 is 6,700'. The airspace surrounding Shelter Cove is Class G (uncontrolled) from the surface to 1200' AGL, with Class E (controlled airspace) beginning at 1200'. Should the ceiling at Shelter Cove be below 1200', keep in mind that after takeoff you will be operating in instrument conditions in Class G (uncontrolled) airspace until you climb to 1200' .
Departing runway 30 at Shelter Cove with a climbing left turn to heading 180 looks to be the way to go since there is quickly rising terrain to the north and to the east. The bad news is that the left turn takes you out over the Pacific Ocean, so it helps to have plenty of confidence in your aircraft. Here's what a G1000 would display on the ground at Shelter Cove.
If you're flying a G1000-equipped aircraft, now is the time to have the terrain feature enabled on the moving map. Whenever you see red on the terrain display, there is terrain less than 100' from your current altitude. Yellow means terra firma is between 100' and 1000' of your altitude. The absence of any colors (or black, if you have the topographic data turned off) means you're more than 1000' above terrain. If you have a hand-held GPS that displays terrain data, don't use it for primary navigation but by all means use it to enhance your situational awareness. Here is the PFD with the inset map in the lower left side of the screen set to show terrain data.
Here's what the PFD might look like climbing out from runway 30 at Shelter Cove.
As you begin the left turn toward the Mendocino VOR and begin to gain altitude, you'll begin to see more yellow than red on the terrain display.
Intercepting the direct course to the VOR, almost all of the yellow and red have disappeared.
If you plan to depart VFR and pick up your clearance airborne, the weather conditions should allow you to climb to a sufficient altitude to establish radio communications with the ATC facility that provides departure control for the area. The last thing you want is to get airborne in deteriorating weather only to find you can't raise ATC on the radio or that ATC can't identify you on radar to issue your clearance. Due to terrain and the remote nature of the location, Oakland Center has limited radio and radar coverage in this area, so your best bet would be to call Flight Service on the phone to get your IFR clearance while still on the ground at Shelter Cove. Last time I was at Shelter Cove (about a year ago), my cell phone couldn't get a signal, but there is a pay phone nearby. You can see why they call this area The Lost Coast.


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Following an investigation by the U.S. Secret Service, a Roseville man has pleaded guilty to helping defraud investors of $2,975,352, court files show. In a plea deal with federal prosecutors, Barry Winnett confessed to pocketing $160,458 in a Ponzi scheme involving an unnamed co-conspirator, whom Winnett sent $564,241. Winnett, 49, appeared in federal court Thursday, when he was appointed public defender Matthew Bockmon. Neither was immediately available for comment. The defendant admitted to posing as an escrow officer, paying off investors with funds from 22 other investors, who believed their money would go toward real estate deals. His cooperation with the office of U.S. Attorney Benjamin B. Wagner requires Winnett to disclose all assets related to the scam. He waives his right to an indictment - which would have involved prosecutors presenting evidence to a grand jury - and will instead proceed by information. The compromise also prevents Winnett from pleading not guilty, subpoenaing witnesses, invoking the 5th Amendment or appealing a decision. In return, Winnett will not be charged with crimes beyond wire fraud. Prosecutor Matthew D. Segal will recommend a sentence no greater than the low end of a possible range, with a reduction of up to 50 percent "depending upon the level of assistance the government determines that the defendant has provided," the agreement said. The sentence could decrease further if he continues to assist attorneys after the case ends. Without these recommendations, Winnett could have faced a maximum of 20 years in prison, three years of probation and/or a $250,000 fine. A judge can also order restitution. Prosecutors would not name the co-schemer, but presumably they have bigger fish to fry than Winnett, whose input should help them investigate the unidentified individual. Placer County sheriffs originally investigated, but would not comment because they handed the case over to the Secret Service. Money was transferred between New York and California, making it an interstate crime. A local Secret Service office did not return a request for comment. The investigation is part of "Operation Broken Trust," U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder's nationwide blitz to root out investment scams. Officials say this is the first program of its kind, involving more than 500 criminal and civil defendants, 120,000 victims and $10.4 billion in losses. "Cheating investors out of their earnings and savings is no longer a safe business plan - we will use every tool at our disposal to find you, to stop you, and to bring you to justice," Holder said in a release. Winnett will next appear in court Jan. 27 before Judge Morrison C. England, Jr. Lien Hoang can be reached at email@example.com.


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Hi , its been so long since i've posted lets see... i was using vendors drinking water to do my water changes and it was so great but now ;since i can't carry the heavy water containers, i have to use tap water which has a ph of 9+ mediun hardness(i assume due to the ease of lowering the ph with peat extract) i don't care to adjust my water by the gallon so i am considering changing my entier tank to a red cap oranda set up, i've always wanted to but heres my hang up i find alot of conflicting information like the forums suggest a higher ph 8.6 ? but pet stores stay firm at 7.2 and thier fish do look good as well as grow quickly. They also have said that they are hearty fish and that i could simply do a water change with unadjusted tap water and that it should adjust itfself without negatively affecting the fish. I assume with the large amount of waste these fish give off i will have to do either two small or one large water change a week,do you think this method of water change is safe enough for red cap orandas and which ph have YOU KEPT YOURS in ? Thanks for any help, really need to know which is safest, remember tap water is my only option.:?:
All goldfish require alkaline water as the acidic water forces their slime coats to peel off. I've kept mine in a pH 8 and above.
Hi lupin, 8 is approx where my waters hanging at. I have no faith it will stay there tho. As i do water changes ammonia present or not it has to shift eventually. I"ll try it and see how it goes.I think i'll do 2 water changes a week with only 10 gals this alone will take me long enough!I found a petstore in boca that has hand picked , smiling goldfish, they"re so cute!
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I finally tired of the radio station in my kitchen playing classic rock from the 70's and 80's. I think I have heard all they have to offer and in trying to remember my childhood in Minnesota I became bored. I switched to our more local NPR station and heard a rebroadcast Saturday and Sunday morning of your PHC. Hearing the accent really reminded me of growing up in Biwabik and Silver Bay. Anyway, my question is this, have you ever ventured north to Isabella to go fishing or camping? My Gramma had a live bait and tackle shop in Isabella for years and years. She was a very manly woman I must say and very tough indeed. She caught all her own minnows, etc. and fished a lot. Her name was Dorothy Bildeaux.
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Judy, I never camped at Isabella, and now I'm sorry I didn't. Dorothy sounds like someone a person ought to meet if you want to tell stories someday. I only drove through Isabella once on my way to Ely to go canoeing, which wasn't all that much fun, as I recall, probably because we had no Dorothy along to keep our spirits up. We paddled north, portaged six or seven times, ate bad food for a week, suffered from deerflies, worried about bears, and were glad to return to the Cities. I'm sure that your aunt would've had a different perspective on it all.
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Now that there's word from Harold "Egon" Ramis himself that that there will indeed be a Ghostbusters 3 in 2011, news that it will include both the old Ghostbusters and a younger cast of new Ghostbusters headed by a grown-up Oscar (Dana's baby in Ghostbusters 2) has uber-nerd Michael Cera saying that he wants in.
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I loved Ghostbusters! As a kid, I wanted to be Bill Murray's character. Harold told me lots of stories and I memorized every word.
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I received a sample of this along with a coupon back in December. I finally gave it a try in March and to my surprise it really works!! I'm glad I gave it a try and went ahead a ordered it. I guess that's why they send free samples, if it wasn't for them I wouldn't have known about it.
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If you're reading this on Sunday, there are 23 days left until Christmas, and you may still be looking for that perfect gift.
Below are some of my favorite things, which may spur some ideas.
I love to give (and receive) Williams Sonoma dishtowels. Although expensive at $19 for a pack of three, they dry dishes, which can't be said about many new dishtowels. They're something for everyone, I think.
A person who likes to cook might enjoy a new knife. Knives come in all price ranges, and I particularly like J. Henckel's 4-inch paring knife or a Wusthof chef's knife, beginning at about $10 at Marshall's or T.J. Maxx.
Aprons make great gifts, too, and you can find them at the Country Gourmet just off the Square.
Country Gourmet also carries the limited edition Murfreesboro collector's ornament - a nice surprise.
While you're on the Square, check out Bill Brison's selection of artwork and gifts at Appleton's Creative Framers. Bill's own paintings are breathtaking and Appleton's gift items are displayed to inspire.
Jewelry is always in style, but if it's not in the budget this year, spruce up old gems with a sonic-wave jewelry cleaner, around $25 at local jewelry stores.
Technologically savvy family members on your list might enjoy padded headphones instead of earbuds.
I've also noticed computer speakers at many discount retailers. Both plug into the back of most new computers and start at $12. Either might be just the ticket for someone who listens to music from their computer.
If you know someone who wants to learn to sew, visit Mid-South Sewing and Vacuum on River Rock Boulevard where you'll find machines in all price ranges.
I recommend buying a sewing machine only from a dealer not a big box retailer, because newer models are sophisticated and come with free lessons (invaluable). I know many 30-somethings hankering for this gift.
Knitting is hot right now, so hop over to The Knaughty Knitter, on Thompson Lane across from the YMCA, for a gift certificate for a class or a kit.
Also hot are brightly patterned bags from Vera Bradley, and the friendly staff at The Peddler in Georgetown Shopping Center will help you select one for a woman of any age.
My final favorite is the Sonos Music System from AudioMasters on College Street. Sonos is a state-of-the-art, hi-fi system that connects through your wireless router to speakers throughout your house.
I have one in my sewing room where I listen to free Internet music via www.Pandora.com or I can access my iTunes library from my iPhone with two touches of my fingertips. I never to listen to the same song twice. Check it out at www.sonos.com.
Then, there are always the staples: gift certificates to theaters, coupons for babysitting or a meal, foot warmers, personalized recipe notebooks, a homemade cheese ball and crackers.
Oh, that our funds were as plentiful as our ideas.
Lastly, a few cherished words on a piece of paper could be the best gift you give this year. A note or letter can be done at the last minute, is priceless and won't cost a thing.
I hope this spurns some ideas, and I'll be visiting again ... next week.
(Our condolences to the family and staff members of Audiomasters who lost their President Mike Warren this month. He will be missed).
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have i gained enough weight in my pregnancy?
I'm 32 weeks pregnant and I have gained only 5 pounds with my pregnancy and the doctors say that emma (my little bundle of joy) is healthy and fine, but all i can think about is im still not showing that much and it is scaring me because my sister is 33 weeks and looks like shes about to pop. is there anything i need to be doing to gain more weight or is everything ok?
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Fabulous Replica of SS-Totenkopf Death's Head Ring
Incredible SS Hunting Dagger (Item SS 24-1)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is an offering from one of our oldest consigners of one of, in our opinion, the rarest SS dagger ever found and the most scarce SS item we have ever encountered. It is a downright beautiful weapon with a great Damascus blade with Meine Ehre heist Treue in gold appliqué. On the reverse side six runic symbols appear to include the Sonnenrad, the Siegrune, the Odelrune, the Ty rune, the Wolf's Angle, and the Hagelrune. The heavy cross guard says on one side "Halali." This is equivalent to the English fox hunters' "tally ho." It actually derives its name from the old Germanic tradition of blowing a hunting bugle to signify the start of the hunt or the end of the chase. On the back of the cross guard is the word "Horrido," which is an old hunters' greeting and generally refers to the start of a special hunting expedition. In the World War II skies the Luftwaffe pilots called out "Horrido" as they gunned the engines and lifted off to defend the sacred fatherland from the enemy on all fronts. It's said that members of the SS-Eiensatzgruppen were known to yell out this hunting call when coming across rodent bands of partisans in the Balkans just before dispatching them off to their reward in hades. The grip of this very unusual dagger is crafted from what looks like ebony. We know that ebony is a natural black wood that is found in Africa. It is stronger than most European woods and is almost without grain. On the other hand there is the possibility that this grip is constructed of black Bakelite, a material that was used to a great extent in the Third Reich. The consigner says that the family in Germany whom he purchased it from had told him that the former owner was an SS officer who was from a wealthy Prussian family and that he was an avid hunter in the 1920s and early 1930s having traveled several times to the wilds of Tanzania to hunt big game. This might explain the usage of ebony in the grip of this magnificent weapon. Possible; probable? There is no question, however, of the fact that this piece is very likely unique. None of our staff here at Germania has ever seen its likes before. It obviously was made specially for this SS officer, who was also rather unusual. It measures about 17 inches out of the scabbard with the blade measuring about 12 inches long and about an inch thick at the widest portion. The fittings are either silver or with heavy silver plating. The blade is what is known as rose or sometimes known as fingerprint pattern. The SS runes on the clamshell guard are separately affixed and secured by a screw device in the back. Many SS men were very much into the "Sport of Kings." Even the Reichsführer-SS, himself enjoyed the sport. The piece is extremely well constructed: strong and steady. The ebony or Bakelite grip is patterned after early medieval Hirschfänger styles. Even the old Landsknecht swords followed this pattern. See example at Item LAND 1-5. This is possibly the most historically important SS piece ever offered on the worldwide web.
SA Stickpin in '925' Silver (Item SS 24-2; SA 8-5; PINS 4-22)
|DESCRIPTION: This is one of the pieces of Third Reich jewelry that was acquired when we bought the massive collection in Stuttgart. See "About Our Rings." This is the typical and traditional SA/SS eagle that continued to be worn by members of both corps right up to and through the Second World War. This is clearly marked on the back '925' silver (almost pure). It has great detail and is dramatic in appearance invoking the turbulent Kampfzeit (struggle) for power in the 1930s.
SA Sport Badge Silver Stickpin (Item SS 24-3; PINS 4-23; SA 8-6)
|DESCRIPTION: This is one of the pieces of Third Reich jewelry that was acquired when we bought the massive collection in Stuttgart. See "About Our Rings." The SA Sport Badge was instituted by Stabschef Ernst Röhm on November 28, 1933 and could be awarded to SA and SS members. Hitler quickly saw the benefits of using such an award to stimulate the overall physical development of young German men. He then actually opened the possibility of winning it to the German public at large. It is a beautifully designed badge and the winners of it always wore it when in uniform and they proudly wore the off-duty stickpin when in civilian clothing. It became a public award. It is so finely made that even a tiny 'RZM' shows up on the back.
Buchenwald Concentration Camp Kitchen Utensils (Item SS 24-4)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is a grouping of four kitchen and mess-hall utensils from the concentration camp at Buchenwald. Each piece is marked with 'DAW K.L. BUCHENWALD' stamp. The material is a light tin or aluminum. There is a strainer, a ladle, a pancake or waffle spatula, and an egg or noodle spatula. These were obtained on consignment from a German dealer who says they cannot be sold in Germany. They are rather unusual and we suppose, quite rare.
Buchenwald Concentration Camp Kitchen Utensil (Item SS 24-5)
|DESCRIPTION: This is a duplicate of one of the pieces above so will be sold separately. It is a strainer from the camp. It's marked (stamped) 'DAW K.L. BUCHENWALD' like the pieces above.
Allgemeine-SS Kepi (coffee-can cap) (Tuchmütze) (Item SS 24-6)
|DESCRIPTION: This is the 1922-32 pattern. It has the early silvered M-29 party eagle and silvered metal skull and the plain, leather chinstrap with the three metallic buckles. This basic cap, including the visor, is covered in black wool and possesses a set of stylized, unserviceable ear flaps, which are scalloped in the front. The M-29 party eagle is in silver-colored metal and closely resembles the early SA "pointed wing" eagle. The skull is the pattern associated with the first and second Leib-Hussar squadrons of the Imperial Army; i.e., a silver metal form with a jawless skull resting on crossed bones. This is an enlisted-man's version and of course lacks any piping. Very rare in this pristine condition, as it is presented to you in Germania's pages. You would be hard tasked to find another. This good 100-percent original has only a slight bit of wear on the leather sweatband. Can't tell the size, but the dimension of the opening is 8 inches. The inside of the liner is stamped 'SS-VA 1934.'
Allgemeine-SS Armband (Item SS 24-7)
|DESCRIPTION: This practically mint SS brassard is one of the finest we have recently acquired. It's of heavy wool with a seven-piece construction on the swastika that is mounted on a heavy, cotton white circle. This has the fine black edge stripes that set it aside from the SA or party bands. This is an excellent example of a piece of SS equipment that is practically extinct! A real one that is!
SS Candle Holder in Iron (Item SS 24-9; AHN 3-2)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is one of the items that most personifies the spirit of the SS organization and the ceremonies conducted within the inner sanctum of the Black Corps. This is a wrought-iron candle holder, probably fashioned by hand in a blacksmith's shop in the special section of the Ahnenerbe. There was a whole section of the Ancestral Heritage Organization that concerned itself with re-creating relics of the past as well as designing articles that by their very nature and fashion would be typical and important to the mythos of the SS. Here we see a prime example of this tradition. The design is 100-percent SS in every aspect; even to the iron that it is fashioned in iron-like oak typifying the iron will, the iron determination. Iron was as oak; almost a holy word among the Teutons from early times. Thus we have the Iron Cross, the "Iron Chancellor" Bismarck, the Iron Crown, and the weapons of the Alte Germanin were of iron. This is a candle holder that typifies the "Iron Dream." Many art pieces of iron were produced in the Third Reich by SS, HJ, and RAD. Eagles, organizational plaques, gates, window hangings, and re-creations of Teutonic daggers and swords were made of iron. This is, however, the best we have seen for artistic style—simple, yet meaningful. The entire piece is produced in iron except for the sculpted candle-wax receptacles and they are of brass. This is a rare relic of the Schutzstaffel. It measures 11 inches from bottom to the highest point and is 17 inches across.
SS Leuchter (candlestick) Holder (electrified) (Item SS 24-10)
|DESCRIPTION: This is a headquarters-style wrought-iron candle holder that, unlike another on our pages, is electrified. There is an old (frayed) electric cord that is attached to it and cleverly runs up to each candle cup to illuminate each one when red Christmas-type bulbs would be inserted. This is an incredibly rare art object that was undoubtedly used in ceremonies at the SS Order Castle at Wewelsburg near Paderborn. This was bought from a man in the district of Büren, whose father was a member of the RAD (Reichs Arbeit Dienst), Government Labor Service. There was no mention of how he came to originally procure it, but knowing that everything came to a screeching halt in 1945, it is not too hard to imagine what great items might have been looted from the castle by the citizens and especially the various service personnel. The Wewelsburg Castle was replete with ornamental ironwork crafted at Hitler Youth camps and blacksmith shops under the auspices of the . The Ottenshof-Dorfgemeinschafthaus, which, today, is a restaurant, also had many wrought-iron items of décor such as lamps, hinges, railing, fireplace tongs, etc. Of special note is the wrought-iron eagle, pictured above with swastika, that was also made by men in the blacksmith shop. The eagle was for an barracks in Klagenfurt. The candleholder we offer has five old, simulated candle bases made in some sort of papier-mâché material. They are artistically molded to look like candle-wax drips from them. They have electric fittings inside each one. The height of the central spire with cup without the candle is 8 1/2 inches. The length from the outside of the end cups—cup to cup—is 22 inches. The helmet is placed for viewer perspective only. Each arm is complete with blacksmith's-precision twisted iron. This is most assuredly an item of ceremony from the Reich's Leader School and is certainly to be considered a historically valuable piece. Further information about the castle can be found at several places on the internet.
Chained 1936-Model SS Officer's Dagger (Item SS 24-12)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is another 1936-model with Type 1 chain assembly. This one has a great anodized-finish scabbard and has the deep, proofed, twisted Kulturzeichen runes on the reverse of the upper SS Siegrune link. Note also the finely shaped, very strong connector links used on this type chain and the straight edges used on the connections to the cloverleaf assembly. Most Type 1 chains will not have the artificially applied patina backgrounds ('most' that is, because this one does). The anodized scabbard is so deep a black that it looks like paint, but we are sure it is anodized, but deeper than most. The whole dagger looks to be someone's special order. It is so ultra-fine. The 'DRGM' does not show through the opening of the top loop of the cloverleaf giving us further reason to believe that the dagger was custom ordered. The reason: this was considered by certain SS officers to be a flaw in the design of this dagger and we have seen a few (very few) that have been produced without the 'DRGM' evident (purely a preference). This Type 1 dagger has the very fine pebbling in the links and the skull has clearly defined teeth (beautiful dentistry, indeed!). The tang nut and cross-guard assemblies are of nickel-silver. The fine wooden grip is in great shape and has not shrunk away from the cross guards to any degree--no really noticeable gap. The blade meets the bottom cross guard exactly, with no light showing through. The blade is as close to absolute perfection as we have ever seen. The original belt loop in leather is intact. The eagle and SS button fit tightly. The center band on the scabbard is of the early type with a retaining screw only on the left side. All in all you are looking at a superior specimen of a nearly extinct relic of the SS. The prices of average- or poor-condition examples will probably soar to over $10,000 in the quite near future. This is possibly the last chance to invest in a dagger that has been called the ULTIMATE in NS relics. It has been said that if you don't have a 1936-mod chained SS dagger that you don't have an SS collection. So do what you must. This one will not be with us long. This one is most definitely reasonably priced for what is adds up to be.
SA/SS Buckle No. 5 (Item SS 24-17; SA 10-5)
|DESCRIPTION: The final version for the SA and this one has the silvered faceplate on brass field (not marked). This is in the 45-mm size, 2 x 2 1/2 inches. They are always nicer looking with the silvered faceplate, but it was simply choice when purchased as to plain brass or one like this. It had nothing to do with rank or district (two-piece construction).
SS Officer's Sword (Item SS 24-18)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is one of the finest swords to come along in a long time. It has it all! It's by Peter Daniel Krebs of Solingen. It's similar to the one pictured on page 362 of Thomas Wittman's book, Exploring the Dress Daggers and Swords of the German SS. It has the Kulturzeichen, the twisted runics at the scabbard throat. This was the logo of Proffesor Obersturmbannführer Carl Diebitsch, the designer of the sword. It also has the white leather washer usually accompanying early examples by Peter Krebs. Read the notes in the above-mentioned book on Prof. Diebitsch on page 357. Our historical advisor, R. Johnston, visited Prof. Diebitsch in 1975, and supplied the information to Wittman, later. The sword in its scabbard measures 35 1/2 inches. The blade is in fine shape; the grips, perfect; there is some darkening of the metal handle fittings. Scabbard is with original paint scuffed a bit here and there, but would still rate excellent. There is a bit of darkening at scabbard's tip, but is still fine. All in all this is an excellent sword, throughout. The circle around the SS runes in the grip is a bit thinner than most examples, but this is an early Krebs and there were several changes in design over the years. On page 373 of Wittman's book swords can be seen side by side. The one on the left seems to have the thinner circular configuration. A finer example would not easily be found. These are getting as scarce as the proverbial hen's teeth and you just never see them at military shows anymore. Grab it while you can!
Incredible Allach Plaque for the SS-Schwarze Korps Newspaper (Item SS 24-19)
|DESCRIPTION: Here is one of the rarest Allach pieces found to date. It is a plaque in porcelain that would be presented by SS officer, publisher, and Reichsleiter Gunter d'Alquen, to a business or bookseller who had been cited for special services to the SS newspaper Das Schwarze Korps. The legend under the magnificent Reichs eagle and the date '1937' is "Das Schwarze Korps & Für Erfolgreiche Mitarbeit," which translates to "For Successful Cooperation." The plaque measures 6 x 8 3/4 inches. It is in the hard-paste porcelain similar to Böttgersteinzeug, the red or dark clay often employed by the Meissen firm and brought to a high art form by Erich Oehme. See "Die Alarm" by Oehme at Item SS 7-4 and Item ART 10-7, also by Oehme. In the left and right corners of the top are the letters 'C.D.' and 'T.K.' These are the initials of the two major Allach artists. Prof. Carl Diebitsch, was an Obersturmbannführer in the Waffen-ss, and Himmler's personal referent on art. Prof. Theodor Karner was, besides Diebitsch, one of Germany's most prestigious artists in porcelain arts. Karner also worked with the Meissen, Rosenthall, and Huschenreuther companies. The credentials of both men are patently stupendous and to think that they produced this wonderful SS piece as a project together is historically astounding! On the back of the plaque is the Allach logo of two victory runes in an octagon framing. This is deeply set. The lettering on the face of the plaque and the marvelous and spectacular Reich eagle serve to present this esthetic masterpiece as possibly the most meaningful Allach item yet found. We have been informed that this piece possibly is one of a kind (produced only once).
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I'm not gonna just randomly say, "It's all perfect!" and give this art five starts with out any real reason to back up why I gave it that much. That's extremely unprofessional!
What seems as something so simple from a distance can mean so much more when you're up close to the photo. Everything about this picture, in my fully honest opinion, works!
For starters, the neon glowing cave is a remarkable piece! Reithya, you much have defiantly known what you were doing when you repainted the texture of the cave. What you've done has given a Dragons living space more of a living touch! You even added water droplets from stalactites to give a moist environment to the the area without being too detailed.
And now the dragon. The dragon fits in perfectly to its environment! have spots and "glowing" areas on its body to resemble its living space to make the two relateable instead of having some awkwardly opposite colored dragon in the mix to screw everything up.
And the anatomy is outstanding! Body parts are not forced into an awkward position to give more viewing room of the cave. Everything is fitted just perfectly. And the head of the dragon is extremely well done in how clear, yet extremely detailed it is. I couldn't find myself having a difficult time viewing this face and that is a very good thing! I understand it must be somewhat difficult to not only be precise but detailed when it comes to scaling a dragons face. But you've nailed it! You put critical detail in the face without messing up the look and that is awesome!
Every scale and every limb comes in a perfect position in a perfect cave in a perfect photograph! Seriously! Awesome job! Very, very great job!
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The Coen Brothers' Oscar-Winning work, No Country For Old Men, is now on DVD mere weeks after taking home awards for Best Picture, Best Director(s), Best Supporting Actor (Javier Bardem) and Best Adapted Screenplay.
The Coens are personal faves of mine. Love or hate the them, you are always guaranteed a highly original trip to the cinema each and every time out. We thought the timing was perfect to take a look back through the best Coen Brothers' movies, from their genre-breaking debut in Blood Simple to their cult classic Big Lebowski and on to 2008's Best Picture, No Country For Old Men. To give you a little refresher, we've got some Coen trivia you might not know, a quote from each movie and the original trailers. Enjoy!
Blood Simple (1984)
Trivia: A teaser trailer for the film was shot by the Coens prior to production featuring legendary Sam Raimi B-movie star Bruce Campbell in the Dan Hedaya role of Julian Marty. The hard-to-find footage featured a bloody Campbell crawling up the road in the exact scene Hedaya would later recreate for the final theatrical version.
Quote: "Now go on ahead, y'know, complain, tell your problems to your neighbor, ask for help, 'n watch him fly. Now, in Russia, they got it mapped out so that everyone pulls for everyone else... that's the theory, anyway. But what I know about is Texas, an' down here... you're on your own."
Raising Arizona (1987)
Trivia: Kevin Costner was originally offered the lead role as H.I. McDunnough but he turned it down.
Quote: "You want to find an outlaw, hire an outlaw. You want to find a Dunkin' Donuts, call a cop."
Miller's Crossing (1990)
Trivia: The Coen Brothers make a rare cameo as Casper's cousins. They are credited as Esteban and George Fernandez.
Quote: "It's gettin' so a businessman can't expect no return from a fixed fight. Now, if you can't trust a fix, what can you trust? For a good return, you gotta go bettin' on chance - and then you're back with anarchy, right back in the jungle."
Barton Fink (1991)
Trivia: Fink was written when the Coens were suffering writer's block during the writing of Miller's Crossing.
Quote: "We're only interested in one thing, Bart. Can you tell a story? Can you make us laugh? Can you make us cry? Can you make us want to break out in joyous song? Is that more than one thing? Okay!"
Fargo (1996)
Trivia: Despite being credited, Prince does not actually appear in Fargo as one of the victims. The Coens were just referencing one of Minneapolis' most famous natives. The part is actually played by Coen storyboard artist J. Todd Anderson.
Quote: "So that was Mrs. Lundegaard on the floor in there. And I guess that was your accomplice in the wood chipper. And those three people in Brainerd. And for what? For a little bit of money. There's more to life than a little money, you know. Don't you know that? And here ya are, and it's a beautiful day. Well, I just don't understand it."
The Big Lebowski (1998)
Trivia: "The Dude" is never seen bowling in the movie.
Quote: "Hell, I can get you a toe by 3 o'clock this afternoon... with nail polish."
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)
Trivia: Homer is credited as a co-writer along with the Coens.
Quote: "Well Pete, I figured it should be the one with the capacity for abstract thought. But if that ain't the consensus view, then hell, let's put it to a vote."
No Country For Old Men (2007)
Trivia: Javier Barden initially turned down the role as Chigurh (for which he ultimately won the Oscar) telling the Coens "I don't drive, I speak bad English and I hate violence." The Coens' response was, "That's why we called you."
Quote: "It starts when you begin to overlook bad manners. Anytime you quit hearing "sir" and "ma'am", the end is pretty much in sight."


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23 questions have been marked under kiss. Should I go ahead and remove kiss from Stack Overflow? It seems like a meta-tag to me.
- If the tag can't work as the only tag on a question, it's probably a meta-tag. Every tag you use should be able to work, more or less, as the only tag on a question.
- If the tag commonly means different things to different people, it's probably a meta-tag.
I think [kiss] fits the definition described in point #1 above. A sample of posts marked under [kiss]:
- Using PHP MVC with OOP correctly
- is this technique ok with framworks: storing all texts in seperate plain text file?
- delegate method hides a button
- When is LINQ (to objects) Overused?
Imagine if all of the 4 posts above were only tagged under [kiss]. Surely it would not have explained what the posts are all about.
There was 1 question which has been retagged to kiss-mvc and 1 question retagged to kissfft. Rest of the 21 questions were referring to the KISS principle which is more suited for Programmers.SE instead of Stack Overflow.