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Though a monotonous and somewhat ineffective sequel to the 2010 yakuza thriller "Outrage," "Beyond Outrage" is a must-see for Takeshi Kitano (aka Beat Takeshi) fans.
Things aren't quite as they were at the end of the first film. Set five years after "Outrage," it turns out Kitano's character, an aging, deceptively laid-back killer named Otomo, survived what had appeared to be a fatal prison stabbing.
A key adversary, Kimura (Hideo Nakano), whose face Otomo slashed in one of many moments of elegantly orchestrated mayhem, is now an ally.
Police detective Kataoka (Fumiyo Kohinata) looked like a crooked cop the first time around. Now it seems he had been trying to set two crime syndicates against one another and bring them down by winning the trust (as well as abuse) of yakuza bosses. His constant praise of his own cleverness might be worse than corruption.
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It's terribly easy to get lost in the sequel's seemingly ceaseless exposition. This is a story largely made up of scenes of men talking in offices, but without the delicious and satirical sense of a whole-cloth gangster world set apart by its own rhythms and internalized rituals of violence — something Kitano is very good at capturing.
Violence, some of it quite cruel, eventually comes, but the really interesting stuff in this film is in isolated character moments: the way Otomo tries to brush off a prostitute sent as a gift, or the way Kimura and Otomo patch up old grievances with muted chivalry.
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See the bronze monument to the young soldier whose "Last Stand" made him a household name, at the site of George Armstrong Custer's birthplace. Only the foundation of Custer's birthplace remains at this roadside park and picnic area. At the exhibit pavilion, read about Custer's life and the spirited qualities of the young soldier. Average visit time: Allow 30-60 minutes
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Last Saturday, I spent the morning working with a group from Church in the Peak who wanted to learn how to setup and run our PA system.
We started by unpacking all the component parts: the mixing desk, cables, multicore, microphones, mic stands, DI boxes, amplifier and speakers.
Then, using a series of slides containing images of the components and their connections as a guide, we began to connect things together. First off, the keyboard to the mixing desk and a monitor amp, via a DI box.Then onto the mics, making sure we keep things simple by maintaining strict control of which mic goes in which channel.
And then we moved onto the mixing desk. As we worked our way down the channel strip we did a bit of theory (loudspeaker dispersion patterns, impedance, clipping, frequency bands, cardioid pickup patterns etc), every time followed by hands-on tweaking to see what each bit did. As we "played" this led to further learning opportunities. For example, when pushing up the mid-range EQ control, we got feedback, so we then looked at how feedback could be kept under control.
All the time we brought it back to our own particular context; considering the room we meet in, where the speakers and mixing desk are located, and how to make it work best for the musicians, speakers, contributors and congregation.
At the end, there was another practical exercise - putting it all away tidily. With a particular focus on how to roll up cables so they don't kink!
Now, given my background and profession, you might expect me to argue that part of this could have been done online. Well, yes, probably a lot of the theory, and maybe some assessment could have been done away from the training session. And I will be putting some follow-up resources online for people to look at. But, really, in this case there was no substitute for real, hands-on practice.
To achieve the same results with a totally online experience would require a somewhat expensive simulation. A bit of a waste when there are only ten people to be trained.
But what if I was working with, say, 20 churches. Would that change the balance?
Quite probably. In that case, I would put a lot more effort into creating some generic resources that could be applied in multiple contexts. Ideally these would be put into practice in safe environments supported by coaches. But most churches don't have that luxury. Often the only time the PA comes out is on a Sunday when it has to work, and it has to work without mishap. Although the church is a very forgiving environment (well, it should be... given what we're about!) there's a limit to what people will put up with in terms of squeaks, crackles and dead microphones.
So, you have to give people time to play, and that's where the face-to-face workshop comes in. If it was only used for getting across the theory and answering questions, then face to face is unnecessary, but as a place to try out new ideas and to practice with immediate "feedback", it is unrivalled.
What about you? Are there cases in your workplaces where only face to face will work? How do you analyse and justify your choice of learning environment? How do you design learning opportunities so that the face-time supports and enhances the online time, and vice versa?


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Norfolk's Virginian-Pilot has a fascinating story about whether the famous tall ship should have gone to sea in the face of Hurricane Sandy,{}a{}decision that left one crew member dead and the captain, Robin Walbridge, missing and presumed dead.
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"While people may have been reluctant to question Walbridge's plan, that's not true today. A debate is raging about his decision to go to sea with a monster storm looming. At least three tall-sailing-ship captains have said they would not have tried that passage with Sandy barreling northward.
"The Bounty, built for the 1962 movie "Mutiny on the Bounty," went down early Monday about 90 miles off Cape Hatteras, in a treacherous and unpredictable area known as the "Graveyard of the Atlantic," where the cold Labrador Current mixes with the warm water of the Gulf Stream. The Coast Guard rescued 14 of the 16 people aboard from 18-foot seas.
"Crew member Claudene Christian was found unresponsive 10 hours later, floating in the ocean in a survival suit, but she died later. Walbridge, 63, still has not been found. The Coast Guard called off the search Thursday night and has ordered an investigation into what happened."


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Missouri State took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter against Indiana State's football team, but Tanner Riley, a Center Grove graduate, took the ensuing kickoff and returned it 93 yards for the tying touchdown.
The Sycamores (4-2, 2-1) went on to win 31-17. The junior caught one pass for seven yards, assisted on a tackle and threw an incomplete pass. Teammate Justin Wood assisted on one tackle.
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Nick Stoner caught one pass for nine yards and returned three punts four yards for Indiana's football team (2-3, 0-2) in a 31-27 loss to Michigan State.
Joel Hale assisted on one tackle for the Ohio State football team (6-0) in a 63-38 win against Nebraska.
Blake Miller assisted on two tackles, one a sack, for the Southern Illinois football team
(3-3) in a 17-0 win against Illinois State.
In 3-2 Franklin's 38-0 football win against Mount St. Joseph, Mike Wood averaged 59.8 yards on six kickoffs.
Eastern Kentucky's football team (4-2) lost 23-20 to undefeated Tennessee State. Bryce Krebs had three solo tackles, one for a loss.
Jordan Luallen saw his first action of the season for the Cincinnati football team in a 52-14 win against Miami. Although listed on the Bearcats' roster as a linebacker, the redshirt junior played quarterback and carried the ball twice for eight yards. Miami's Luke Swift caught five passes for 67 yards, with a long of 31.
Joel Cox assisted on three tackles for the Ball State football team (3-3) in a 35-23 loss to Northern Illinois. Garrett Mack was the Cardinals' long snapper.
Sean Brooks assisted on a tackle for the Anderson football team (0-5) in a 54-14 loss to Hanover.
Rose-Hulman's golf team finished third of five teams at the Wabash Fall Classic. Kent Kraus was third for the Engineers and 23rd of 48 overall with scores of 79-81—160.
Sarah Patterson assisted on one goal for the Marian soccer team (5-6-1, 0-4) in a 3-2 loss to Taylor.
Anderson soccer player Halley Embree broke her foot in a match against Rose-Hulman and is out for the season.
The Valparaiso volleyball team (11-9, 3-2) lost 3-2 to Cleveland State and won 3-1 against Youngstown. Sarah Dooms had double-doubles in both matches, with 11 kills, 17 digs and one block in the loss and 12 kills, 14 digs, one block, two assists and two service aces in the win.
Southern Indiana's volleyball team (9-9, 7-2) defeated Quincy and Illinois-Springfield by 3-0 scores. Kayla Heldman had 17 digs and three assists in the two matches.
Adria Pryor had 68 assists, 16 digs, two blocks and one service ace for the Toledo volleyball team (7-11, 1-5) in a 3-2 loss to Eastern Michigan, and 42 assists, five digs, and three blocks in a 3-1 loss to Central Michigan.
The St. Joseph's volleyball team (5-15) defeated St. Francis 3-2 and lost 3-1 to Rockhurst and William Jewell. Hannah Bedan had 29 kills, eight blocks, six digs, three service aces and two assists in the three matches.
Arielle Knafel had six kills and three digs for the Indianapolis volleyball team (17-2, 9-0) in a 3-0 defeat of William Jewell.
The Marian volleyball team (10-11, 7-5) defeated Goshen 3-2 and lost 3-2 to Bethel and 3-0 to Taylor. Morgan Merrill played only in the Goshen match and had eight kills, three blocks and one dig.
Nicole Kreuzman finished fourth for Evansville and fourth of 52 runners overall in 20:17.63 at the 5K Tennessee Tech Cross Country Invitational.
St. Joseph's won the 12-team, 6K Benedictine Cross-Country Invitational. Benedictine was fifth. The Pumas' Kelli Lippold was 18th of 124 runners, sixth for St. Joseph's, in 24:05.25. Megan Ryan was 49th, third for Benedictine, with a personal-best time of 25:27.10.
Competing at the 8K Rose-Hulman D-III Pre-Nationals Cross-Country Meet, Rose-Hulman's Ryan Meyer finished 172nd in a field of 376, seventh for the Engineers, in 27:53.1.
Jamie Claeys won 8-6 at No. 2 doubles in Bellarmine's 8-1 women's tennis win against Franklin.
Competing at the St. Joseph's Tennis Invitational, the Puma's Emily Claeys won 6-3, 6-2 at No. 5 singles and 8-0 at No. 3 doubles against Judson and 6-7, 7-6, 11-9 at No. 5 singles and 8-6 at No. 3 doubles against IU-Southeast.
The Indiana Wesleyan tennis team (15-0) defeated Huntington 5-0 and Spring Arbor 9-0. Sarah Richert won 6-1, 6-0 at No. 5 singles against Huntington and 6-2, 6-0 at No. 6 against Spring Arbor. Diane Jones won 6-2, 6-1 at No. 6 singles against Huntington.
Goalkeeper Danielle Gillies set an Anderson women's soccer record by making 21 saves in a 5-0 loss to Hanover. She had 12 saves in the 0-12 Ravens' 4-0 loss to Rose-Hulman.
Ryan Gallagher had five solo tackles, including a sack, and four assists for the Rose-Hulman football team (2-4, 2-2) in a 37-34 loss to Bluffton.
The Hanover volleyball team (12-12, 2-3) lost 3-2 to Mount St. Joseph and 3-1 to Rose-Hulman. Ashley Burakiewicz had 18 kills, 25 digs, one block, one assist and one service ace in the two matches.
Katie Walsh won 7-6, 6-2 at No. 1 singles and 8-4 at No. 1 doubles in IU-Southeast's 8-1 defeat of Asbury. The sophomore lost 6-0, 6-2 and 8-1 in the Grenadiers' 7-2 loss to St. Joseph's.
Norfolk State tennis player Kent Austin lost 6-4, 6-2 to a Pennsylvania opponent and 6-2, 2-6, 10-5 to Delaware in singles and 8-1 to Iowa in doubles at the Pennsylvania Tennis Invitational. The junior lost singles matches in straight sets to Penn State, Coastal Carolina and Liberty and doubles matches to Liberty and North Carolina Wesleyan at the University of Virginia Fall Classic.
The IU-South Bend volleyball team (9-9) defeated Illinois Tech 3-1 and Judson 3-2 and lost 3-0 to Cardinal Stritch. Sam Stinson had nine kills, 14 digs, three assists and two blocks in the three matches.
Emily Roberts lost 6-0, 6-2 at No. 3 singles in Franklin's 8-1 tennis loss to Bellarmine.
Franklin's Ashley Myers finished third for the Grizzlies and 173rd of 327 runners in 25:33.7 at the Rose-Hulman 5K Pre-Nationals D-III Cross-Country Meet. Franklin was 19th of 30 teams.
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Ethan Waltz had one solo tackle and five assists, and Vince Peiffer had one solo tackle and three assists for the Hanover football team (3-2, 3-0) in a 54-14 win against Anderson.
Josh Bales had one solo tackle and four assists for the Franklin football team (3-2, 3-0) in a 38-0 win against Mount St. Joseph.
Competing at the 5K Rose-Hulman D-III Pre-National Cross-Country Meet, Franklin's Anna Murdock finished 86th of 327 runners, second for the Grizzlies, in 24:01. Franklin was 19th of 30 teams.
Vanessa Benham scored the first goal for the Franklin soccer team (4-4-2) in a 2-0 win against St. Mary-of-the-Woods.
Havana Nally lost 6-2, 6-4 at No. 5 singles in Franklin's 8-1 tennis loss to Bellarmine.
Marian's volleyball team (10-11) defeated Goshen 3-2 and lost 3-0 to Taylor and 3-2 to Bethel. Kacie Kelly had 16 kills, 139 assists, 34 digs and 10 blocks in the three matches. The junior setter had double-doubles (assists and digs) against Bethel (44-12) and Goshen (62-16).
The Trine volleyball team (15-8, 6-4) defeated Albion 3-0 and lost 3-2 to St. Mary's. Lauren Verkamp had 14 kills, 16 digs, three blocks, seven service aces and one assist in the two matches. Megan Verkamp had five kills, two digs, two blocks and one assist in five games in the two matches.
Jordan Sharp assisted on one tackle for the Indianapolis football team (4-2) in a 56-0 win against St. Joseph's.
The Calumet College of St. Joseph volleyball team (9-21, 2-9) lost by 3-0 scores to St. Xavier, Trinity International, Robert Morris and Roosevelt. Abigail Hunsucker had 17 kills, 11 digs, two blocks, one assist, and one ace in the four matches.
Walt Vanderbush is a former principal for Franklin Community High School.


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After nine hours of combing the river near an Edinburgh dam, dozens of emergency workers halted their search for a teen who had been sucked under water while trying to rescue a friend.
The crews had been searching since shortly after noon, when five Franklin teens who had been swimming upstream of the dam of the Big Blue River became overpowered by fast-moving water after going over the dam.
Four were rescued; but Jason K. Moran, 17, had not been found. He and three other teens went over the dam to try to help a friend who had been swept over.
Searchers from area fire departments and sheriff's offices, led by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, plan to return at daylight today. One of the teens, Sarah McLevish, 16, had been swept over the dam while the teens were swimming. Moran, Michael Chadbourne, 16, Trent Crabb, 17, and Mark Nally, 18, then went over the dam to help her.
All are Franklin Community High School students. Four of the teens were aided by passers-by after their yells for help were heard. Nearing sunset, more than 30 people were still searching for any sign of Moran.
McLevish and Chadbourne were hospitalized in grave condition on Friday night.
All afternoon, boats prowled the river. Searchers in life jackets walked the shoreline, and divers in thick wetsuits searched under the rapidly moving surface of the water.
A military helicopter buzzed over the treetops, and local business owners helped walk the banks and brought their boats into the water. On the shore, police, firefighters and spectators watched the water steadily pour over the dam.
As the search continued Friday evening, the teens' Franklin classmates gathered on the high school football field to pray.
The five teens had been swimming in the river, upstream from the dam near State Road 252 in Edinburgh, an area neighbor said is not usually a place for swimming.
The teens likely didn't realize the dangerous conditions they were swimming in, with the river about 5 feet higher than normal due to rain this week and strong currents from the high water, Department of Natural Resources officer Lt. Bill Browne said.
Shortly after noon, McLevish went over the dam and was sucked underwater by a strong current. The four boys went over the dam to try to help her.
They all began struggling.
Crabb and Nally realized they couldn't handle the strong current pulling at them and got out. McLevish, Moran and Chadbourne got pulled into a strong, circular current that would have repeatedly pushed them under the water while pulling them into the wall of the dam, making it difficult to escape, Browne said.
Crabb and Nally were able to grab McLevish and Chadbourne. They started screaming for help, clutching their unconscious friends in one hand and the shore with the other.
McLevish and Chadbourne were unconscious when they were pulled from the water with the help of a passer-by and a nearby business owner, who began CPR. The current was too strong for their friends to lift them up onto the shore without getting their feet swept out from under them, said Christopher Lloyd, who was flagged down to help while he was driving by.
Neither teen was breathing or had a pulse, so bait shop owner Robert Jessie and Lloyd did chest compressions for two to three minutes before police and medics arrived.
The teens were taken to Johnson Memorial Hospital then flown to an Indianapolis hospital in grave condition. They remained in critical condition Friday night, a hospital spokesperson said.
Crabb and Nally gathered with family members at a nearby church Friday evening, waiting for news and meeting with a chaplain.
During the search, nearby roads were packed with emergency vehicles, and multiple boats were launched into the water. One local business that has helped with searches before eventually left because at least six boats were crowding the area.
Rescuers searched downstream, looking for any sign of Moran along the shore or possibly clutching branches. Searchers initially looked closer to the dam but focused most of their search farther south as the hours passed.
One of the biggest challenges for rescuers was the strong current near the dam that had pulled the teens underwater. Because of that current, they couldn't bring a boat too close to the dam because it, too, could be pulled under.
About three hours after the teens went over the dam, emergency workers shifted to a recovery mission, instead of a rescue attempt. Searchers had found no sign of Moran and said he likely wouldn't have survived after that length of time without help, Browne said. The pull of the water is so strong and dangerous that divers can't risk going near the area by the dam, and searchers can't pull a boat into it either, he said.
Police and firefighters searched unsuccessfully as far downstream as they thought Moran might have traveled, Browne said. They continued a slower-paced search that would put divers or boaters at less risk, he said.
"We'll risk anything if we can get out there and save a life," Browne said.


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Ex-Mingo Prosecutor's Sentencing Rescheduled Again
Former Mingo County prosecutor Michael Sparks' sentencing on corruption charges has been rescheduled again.
Sparks was slated to be sentenced June 16 in federal court in Charleston. U.S. District Court Judge Thomas E. Johnston on Monday rescheduled the proceeding for July 7.
Court records show Sparks originally was set to be sentenced Feb. 24. His sentencing was reset three times prior to Johnston's latest order.
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) won a $73.7 million contract from the U.S. Hill Air Force Base
for providing support for the maintenance and repair of the F-22
fighter jets. The depot is currently being set up at Hill Air
force base in Ogden, Utah.
The program is expected to begin in the first quarter of 2013
and is projected to be wrapped up by year-end 2013. The deal is a
modification of the original $258.76 million contract awarded in
Feb 2008.
The aforementioned program is part of the U.S. Air Force's
recent focus on the sustainment of the F-22 raptors, given the
receding production levels of the concerned jets. The Air Force
has been busy handing out contracts to private defense operators
for delivering maintenance services to planes at the government
bases in the U.S.
Lockheed Martin is a member of the F-22 partnering activation
team and will support the establishment of the depots situated at
different Air Force bases. The company will also participate in
carrying out management and integration works of other defense
Rockwell Collins
) was another defense entity that extended its technical
capabilities for the development of the Warner Robins Air
Logistics Center in Iowa. The facility was established to offer
maintenance services to F-22 Communications, Navigation and
Identification ("CNI") avionics.
We believe the probability of defense spending cuts will
hinder the company's future prospects. However, Lockheed Martin's
diversified operations in unmanned systems, force protection,
cyber-security and missile defense operations will help in
maintaining its growth momentum. Also, the significant backlog
orders of $75.6 billion will further the near-term top-line,
going forward.
Lockheed Martin currently retains a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold).
Recently, the company clinched a $104 million contract to offer
technical support to the ground control systems of the Global
Positioning System groups.
General Dynamics Corporation
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support division. It has acquired a contract from the U.S. Navy
for the supply of maintenance, repair, alterations and testing
services to the nuclear submarine, USS Mississippi.
With a market capitalization of $30.07 billion, the Maryland
based aerospace and defense company, Lockheed Martin primarily
engages in research, design, development, manufacture,
integration, and sustainment of advanced technology systems and
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Modern language-teaching may focus on context, but
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KVocTrain [1] is a tool that helps
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Apartment can accommodate up to 4 people.
Apartment consist of:
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*bedroom with double bed, 2 chairs with coffee table
*bathroom with shower unit, washing machine
*separate toilet
*fully equipped kitchen with:
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* dishes.
Attention: there is no door between 2 rooms.
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We also provide:
*bed linens and towels
*good recommendations where to go and what to see in Prague
*24 hours support during your stay
The Neighborhood
This apartment is located in the center of Prague, in the New Town (Nove Mesto), close to Wenceslas Square, only a 3-minute walk away. The district is one of the most popular tourist areas of Prague and has excellent infrastructure with many restaurants, bars and shops of high quality. This location will appreciate those who prefer to live in the city center, feel Prague nightlife, as well as those who like to enjoy the beauty of old buildings.
Some of nearest attractions :
• Old Town Square with the Astronomical Clock (15 min)
• Wenceslav square (less than 5 min)
• National Muzeum ( 2 min walk)
Other Things to Note
It takes 30 minutes to get to your apartment from airport by taxi. We can organize a transfer from the airport directly to the apartment . The cost of this service is 20 EUR/car for 1-3 people, and 25 EUR/car for 4 people.
Parking is not included in price, but no worries about it, when you will arrive we will explain you all details about parking and show you where you can park your car, for the lowest price. The nearest public parking is located on the Italska str. and parking costs 12 eur/day (weekends and nights for free)
- Please note that smoking is not allowed in the apartment. This is a strict rule.
- Please leave the apartment in the same condition as you found it. All bed linen/tea towels and other textile as well.
- Check-in from 15h00 (we will do our best to prepare your apartment as soon as possible) and check-out until 11h00 (you can leave your luggage in our office afterwards)
- We kindly ask you not to make any noise in the hallways and other common areas in the house after 22h00. There are many old people in the house and we have promised the neighbors to keep the peace and maintain friendly relations.
We love our guests so much that we provide them with a welcome set consisting of tea, coffee, sugar, detergent (dishwasher and washing machine), hair&body 2in1 shampoo, kitchen utensils, towels and bed linen.
- If you stay in our apartment for more than 7 days – we will clean and change towels/linen once a week for free.
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Prima locatie. Appartement was netjes en goed voor een groep van 6.
Todo perfecto. Solo eché en falta un microondas e instrucciones para el uso de la TV.
Very nice apartment, no problem getting the keys although we were a bit late. Perfect for a week's stay. Just one tip: for big groups (more than 4) it would be helpful to have 2 keys. Cheers and thanks a million!!!
When we want to go to Prague again there! Thank you and thumbs up Sabine and Gerhard Austria
Very nice appartment. Good neighbourhood with lots of small shops and restaurants. There were however very few kitchen utensils, though enough to make do. Loved our stay in Praha!
Given the really cheap price and good location (quiet, away from the bustle of downtown, but in a nice area and close to the tourist center by tram), the apartment is very correct. No machine has a disappointing cafe, kitchen cloth, glasses, bath mat, twisted and board in the bathroom - in the mirror).
Étant donné le prix vraiment peu cher et la bonne localisation (au calme, loin de l'agitation du centre ville, mais dans un quartier agréable et tout près du centre touristique en tram), l'appartement est très correct. On a regretté l'absence de machine a cafe, de chiffon de cuisine, de verres, de tapis de bain, et la planche tordue dans la salle de bains - devant le miroir).
A large apartment ideally located within walking distance of all the places of visits and the Central Station, very well equipped. A large wardrobe and plenty of storage ... what more?
Parfait !
Un grand appartement idéalement placé à distance à pied de tout les lieux de visites et de la gare centrale, très bien équipé. Une grande penderie et des plein de rangement...que demander de plus ?
Apartment very well located in a quiet area, near a bakery and a subway station (line A). Very pleasant stay.
Appartement très bien situé, dans un quartier calme, à proximité d'une boulangerie et d'une station de métro (ligne A). Séjour très agréable.
Very nice and clean apartment. Got everything we could ask for. When coming back to Prague in the future we will probably look into renting this apartment again!
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Khronos Releases WebGL 1.0 Specification to Bring Accelerated 3D Graphics to the Web without Plugins
Opera brings the WebGL experience to Windows
Opera just announced that its latest Opera 11 beta has WebGL support for Windows. Currently only Windows is support, but a promise of WebGL on Opera for other platforms has been made. As well, Opera claims they are working on WebGL for Windows using DirectX. This should be interesting, as WebGL is built on top of OpenGL. Opera 11 for Windows is available for download today.
Imagination submits POWERVR SGX cores for OpenCL conformance
Imagination Technologies has announced that it has submitted POWERVR SGX drivers for OpenCL 1.0 Embedded Profile conformance with Khronos. OpenCL capability will be available to POWERVR SGX licensees with the latest release of production drivers.
NVIDIA announces dates for GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2011
NVIDIA is excited to announce another unrivaled week of innovation, learning and networking. GTC 2011 will take place October 11-14, 2011 at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California. Whether you're a returning alumni or planning to come for the very first time, you'll find the best and the brightest from all over the world demonstrating cutting-edge work across a wide variety of fields. Call for Submissions will open in March 2011.
WebGL modelling tool for 3D printing
Benjamin Nortier from 1011ltd.com is now in possession of a MakerBot Thing-O-Matic 3D Printer. After surveying the 3D modelling software, disappointment settled in, and Benjamin has decided to build a WebGL 3D modelling tool. The tool must be accessible--Open Source, Powerful--using boundary representation (BRep), and Modern--internet-ready with a solid RESTful API. Complete with a sneak peak, and proof of concept, this project is worth following.
COLLADA is now registered as a model type with IANA
The Khronos Group has registered the mimetype "model/vnd.collada+xml" with IANA for the COLLADA extension .dae. Mark Barnes, COLLADA Work Group Chair said "the important thing about having a MIME type for COLLADA is that it enables applications and operating systems to recognize ".dae" documents and provide a much richer and secure experience to users, especially for Web applications and browsers."
CMSoft introduces a stereoscopic picture editor and converter using OpenGL and OpenCL
CMSoft Stereoscopic Picture Editor and Converter is a tool designed to view 3D photographs using OpenGL to render the stereo pair in an animated form called "wiggle stereo", with zoom and crop capabilities. Advanced users can also create their own custom filters in C language using OpenCL technology.
AMD brings OpenGL 4.1 support to Windows
AMD announced wide-ranging support of OpenGL 4.1 for Microsoft Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP and Linux across select ATI FirePro", ATI FireGL" and AMD Radeon" graphics cards. The new functionality is made possible with the release of the latest professional and consumer graphics drivers, ATI FirePro" and ATI FireGL" unified driver 8.801, and AMD Catalyst" 10.12, available on the AMD website.
OpenCL Toolbox for MATLAB announced
MATLAB announces the first release of OpenCL Toolbox. It is a simple interface that encapsulates clBuffer and clKernel as MATLAB class objects. It allows one to easily create device buffers, set device memory, compile and call kernel functions. MATLAB® is a high-level language and interactive environment that enables you to perform computationally intensive tasks faster than with traditional programming languages such as C, C++, and Fortran.
Chrome ships WebGL on by default
Google has taken the first step in getting wide spread public acceptance of WebGL by shipping their Chrome browser with WebGL turned on by default. To show you some of the possibilities of WebGL, Google labs also launched a Google Earth for the human body, dubbed Body Browser. There are other WebGL demos available from Google and on the official WebGL website.


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Eudora Welty's Jackson: 'The Help' In Context
W. Ralph Eubanks is an author and director of publishing at the Library of Congress.
When I went to see the movie The Help last weekend, I didn't want to like it. Yet in spite of its polished portrayal of the civil rights era, the film version of Kathryn Stockett's novel captures a window into the fear and suspicion that lurked between blacks and whites in 1960s Mississippi. Even with the film's Hollywood twists, I recognized on the screen the place where I grew up.
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But the next morning, when the glossy celluloid vision of my home state had faded away, I longed for something that reminded me of what a truly dark time it was in Jackson. I found it in The Collected Stories of Eudora Welty: a short piece titled "Where Is the Voice Coming From?"
Critics and fans of The Help question whether a white woman in 1963, like the main character Skeeter Phelan, would be brave enough to rebel against the white establishment. But there were women like Skeeter, though they were few and far between. In the same year in which The Help is set, Eudora Welty wrote "Where Is the Voice Coming From?" bravely capturing the feelings that were in the air in Jackson that year. They were feelings unspoken by many at the time, just as they were missing on-screen in The Help.
Published in The New Yorker, "Where Is the Voice Coming From?" tells the story of the murder of civil rights activist Medgar Evers from the point of view of his assailant. Welty wrote the story the same night that she learned of Evers' murder. When she heard the news, it occurred to her that she knew what was going on in the mind of the man who pulled the trigger. She knew because she had lived all of her life where it happened.
"It was the strangest feeling of horror and compulsion all in one," Welty commented in an interview almost 10 years later. "I just meant by the title that whoever was speaking, I — the writer — knew, was in a position to know, what the murderer must be saying and why."
Along with her New Yorker editor William Maxwell, Welty edited the story many times. The result is a masterpiece of short fiction. Knowing a bit about the way that Evers' assailant, Byron De La Beckwith, stalked Evers, I still get a chill every time I read these words:
"And there was his light on, waiting for me. In his garage, if you please. His car's gone. He's out planning still some other ways to do what we tell 'em they can't. I thought I'd beat him home. All I had to do was pick my tree and walk in close behind it."
Eudora Welty believed that a novelist had a responsibility to bring alive both the mystery of humankind and the darkness. That's exactly what she does in this story: As you read the closing line, you know she has captured life in Mississippi as it existed then, as well as the prevailing cultural mindset. The Help does the same thing, but with few hints of darkness. Whether or not you liked The Help's optimistic tone, read "Where Is the Voice Coming From?" to fill in a piece of the story that's missing from the minute the credits begin to roll.
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How To Keep Your Balance in the Audition Room
Casting Director Marci Liroff shares advice for how to stay focused and balanced in the audition room.
How To Keep Your Balance in the Audition Room
Casting Director Marci Liroff shares advice for how to stay focused and balanced in the audition room.
Are You Camera-Ready for Pilot Season?
Don't forget that things don't always appear as they are on camera!
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Casting Spike Lee's New Film and 6 Other Projects
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New York Auditions at a Glance - Oct. 11-31
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Living a more creative, abundant, fully expressed and joyful life benefits from following the major tenets of a spiritual and meditative practice.
How To Audition for 'Book of Mormon'
Kate Boka, casting associate for the Broadway and touring productions of "The Book of Mormon," shares her audition advice.
Be Yourself In Order to Be the Character
The personality of the actor is nine-tenths of the performance. This is a terrifying prospect for many actors hoping to completely disappear and hide within a role.
Nationwide Audition Tour Announced for 'Newsies' Broadway Musical
Telsey + Company is holding auditions for Equity and nonunion male dancers in Philadelphia, Boston, Denver, Louisville, Santa Clara, N.J., N.C., Atlanta, and Phoenix for "Newsies."
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Skins are thin, easy-to-remove, vinyl decals for customizing your device. Skins are made from a patented material that eliminates air bubbles and wrinkles for easy application.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) -- Dominique Davis threw four touchdown passes, including a pair to Reese Wiggins, but it took a 56-yard touchdown run by Torrance Hunt with 2:10 left in the game for East Carolina to beat Central Florida 38-31 on Saturday.
East Carolina (5-6, 4-3 Conference USA) broke a two-game losing streak and kept its bowl hopes alive. The Pirates finish their season at Marshall next Saturday. UCF (4-7, 2-5) lost for the third straight time and was knocked out of bowl contention.
Davis finished 19 of 31 for 203 yards but was intercepted once. His four touchdown passes matched his season high set in East Carolina's season-opening loss to South Carolina. One of his scoring passes to Wiggins was for 84 yards, the fourth longest in East Carolina history.
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Dominique Davis threw his fourth touchdown pass of the night and second of the game to Reese Wiggins to put ECU up 31-24 in the fourth quarter.
UCF capitalized off a Dominique Davis interception as Latavius Murray scored from 4 yards to tie the game at 24.
Dominique Davis threw his third touchdown pass of the day on an 84 yard connection to Reese Wiggins to put ECU up 24-17 in the third quarter.
UCF tied the game at 17 on a Nick Cattoi 39 yard field goal with 2 seconds left in the first half.
Joshua Reese caught a two yard touchdown pass to bring UCF to within three points. ECU still leads 17-14.
Dominique Davis threw his second touchdown pass of the game to Justin Hardy to put the Pirates up 17-7 in the first half.
Michael Barbour connected on a 36 yard field goal to put the Pirates up 10-7 in the first half against UCF.
Dominique Davis lofted a touchdown pass to Justin Jones to tie the game at 7 late in the first quarter.
Adam Nissley caught a three yard touchdown pass to put UCF up 7-0 against ECU.
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Two fumbles and 10 points in the final minute of play sealed a Campbellsville University comeback against the Kentucky Christian University Knights 24-21 on Saturday afternoon at Huntington (West Va.) High School.
The win pulled the Tigers even in Mid-South Conference East Division play at 2-2 and snapped a four-game losing streak.
Senior placekicker David Hon won the game for the Tigers with a 32-yard field goal as time expired. The winning drive was set up after William Harris recovered a fumble, forced by a Derek Mincy sack, on the Knights' 17 yard line.
Fort Knox out-scored Campbellsville on touchdowns 4-3, but the home-standing Eagles of coach Jay Cobb had three touchdowns, two extra points, a conversion run and a field goal to edge the visitors 25-24 in Friday night's regular-season finale.
It only took Fort Knox, coached by CHS 1991 graduate Shawn Thompson, two plays to remove the zero from the board when Dominic Dingle went 63 yards on a reverse.
Daulton Turpin scored four touchdowns and picked off a pass to lead Taylor County to a 41-39 victory on Friday night at Hart County.
The Cardinals who stopped a five-game losing streak, used a balanced rushing attack to accumulate 316 yards and dominate the time of possession.
Entering the game Saturday, everyone knew a losing streak was going to come to an end at Montgomery's Cramton Bowl. However, it was Faulkner University that came out on top in a barn burner victory over Campbellsville University, 59-49.
Campbellsville pulled ahead by 11 points to go into halftime leading, 28-17, after scoring 14 unanswered points in the second quarter. The Eagles' quarterback Josh Hollingsworth and his offense could not be stopped in the second half though, as the sophomore threw for a school record 564 yards and six touchdowns.
Campbellsville's Eagles picked up in Berea on Friday night right where they left off at Lynn Camp the week before.
The Eagles raced out to a 34-point advantage in the first quarter and never looked back as they spoiled the Pirates' Senior Night festivities with a 47-8 win.
Barren County broke away from a 6-6 half-time deadlock to upend the home-standing Taylor County Cardinals 40-12 on Friday night at Thomas Porter Stadium.
Taylor County (3-6) struck first when freshman Hunter Christie connected with Daulton Turpin on a 33-yard touchdown pass over the middle on the first play of the second quarter.
The Trojans (4-5) knotted the score with 1:58 left in the first half and then tacked on three third-quarter touchdowns and two fourth-frame tallies.
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The crowdfunding revolution is well on its way, and there is no area where it can make as big a difference as in wine. 2 years after starting in the US, NakedWines.com is running a community that is 75,000 "Angel investors" strong, supporting over 140 winemakers around the world to create incredible wines at incredible prices.
The very best winemakers in the country have noticed our growth and some have even started working exclusively for us (Rubicon, Grange, etc.), and we're also gaining the attention of the up and coming US wine drinking audience that's hungry for a smarter way to shop for wine, at the intersection of the famous 3 C's: content, community and commerce.
The best part is that we are still in the early days, scratching the surface of the full market potential, just beginning to optimize every exciting part of the business, from customer acquisition to retention.
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Then we may have a role for you to play in this big movement of ours!
We're looking for an enthusiastic, talented web designer/front end developer to join our expanding team in Napa.
As part of the design and marketing team, your role will be to design highly creative web pages, emails, promotional campaigns and graphics for our mobile app and website. Our busy eCommerce site is always under development, you will build clean HTML/CSS code, taking initial designs and turn them into reality.
NakedWines.com is an award-winning innovative online wine business. This is an exciting opportunity for the right person, looking to develop their career.
Minimum of two year's professional experience in web and print design
Good knowledge of Photoshop, Illustrator, HTML, CSS and Javascript
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Doesn't crack under pressure (i.e. laughs, doesn't cry) when holding 12 plates that are spinning at the same time, while standing on the tip of a rocket at launch.
Fun to work with and be around!
Salary DOE
20 days PTO plus an extra day for your birthday (as long as you bring in cakes for the team!) and holidays
A generous wine allowance
The chance to work for an innovative company that rewards those who go the extra mile
Napa, California
Please email [email protected] with your resume, cover letter and examples of your work (Dribbble, Behance, and/or website).
Are you one of those people who always goes out of their way to help those around you? Do you cringe when you see someone providing poor customer service? If so, then you might be a perfect candidate for the NakedWines.com Customer Happiness Team.
NakedWines.com is a customer-funded online wine retailer. Because we're customer-funded, each of our customers helps to shape the way we do business. They pick the wines we sell, they help support our winemakers, and they get special benefits for doing so. This relationship of mutual trust and benefit between our company and our customers is what we strive to maintain.
At the end of the day, the most important thing about our Customer Happiness Team is not the number of sales they produce; it's how the customer is treated and the way they feel about us when they leave. Our goal is to provide 5-Star service to each and every customer.
Our motto is: we take care of you, and you take care of our customers. We provide a laid back work environment where employees come to work in flip flops and jeans. We would give you competitive pay, stock options within the company, delicious wines, and 20 days of vacation to use. Plus all of our staff members are very friendly and helpful, so before long you will be coming to work with your friends. We even have a beer bell installed that excuses everyone to the bar for special occasions!
If you are over 21 years of age, hardworking, and organized, with excellent written and verbal communication skills, and the willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty, then you would be a perfect fit for our team. Interest in expanding your personal wine knowledge is a must, but no wine industry experience is required. If you think you are that special person we are looking for, please get in touch with us! Those who do not feel that they could meet these minimum qualifications need not apply.
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To apply, please send your cover letter and resume to [email protected]
Right this second, we only have the following specific positions available. But if you want to be part of the team, feel free to email [email protected] and let us know about yourself.


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Dodge County Dairy Brunch
Activities for all ages! Train barrel rides, 4-H and FFA activities and an educational petting zoo. Scrambled eggs with ham and cheese, pancakes, assortment of cheeses, milk, juice and "Barnyard Blast" ice cream (sponsored by Badgerland Financial). NO PARKING AT FARM - Shuttles are available at Gehring Sales and Service, Saylesville School, and Town of Rubicon Building. All shuttles are located off Hwy P and Hwy 60 in Rubicon. Farm is less than three miles outside Rubicon. Ages 12 & Up: $7; Ages 5 – 11: $3, Children 4 and under Free.
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February 18 – 20, 2016
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Each student should be an outstanding performer and must be recommended by his or her band director. To apply, students must submit an application and a recording of several minutes of playing on compact disc. The deadline for the receipt of your application & CD is Thursday, January 14, 2016. Students from every state are eligible, making membership in both bands competitive and highly select – equal to fine All-State bands. In 2015, participating students were drawn from a five state area including NC, SC, TN, VA & GA. Students selected for membership must arrive on the evening of Thursday, February 18, for the first rehearsal. Out-of-town students must be accompanied by their band director or by a designated parent chaperone. Students, directors, and parent chaperones will need to arrange for their own housing in Greensboro area hotels. A list of nearby hotels with conference rates will be available. Local residents may opt to commute. The fee for each student selected is $60, which includes the clinic fee, lunch and dinner on Friday in the UNCG Dining Hall.
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Sen. Trent Lott said he was disappointed with the lack of support in the Senate for the proposed Constitutional amendment, but said the effort to get the amendment passed isn't over yet.
"People are hesitant to amend the constitution and that is the right thing to do. We shouldn't amend it frivolously, lightly. We should do it rarely, where it's really needed," Lott said. "But if you ask the American people a list of issues that they think are worth considering amending the constitution for, to have a clear definition of what marriage means as being between a man and a woman, as it has been for thousands of years, that seems like something that would be worth considering."
Is the issue so important that it could affect the outcome of the presidential election? Sen. Lott said he thinks it is.
"I think the fact that (Sen. John) Kerry and (Sen. John) Edwards are against marriage being defined as between a man and a woman, that is a losing issue for them," Lott said.
Speaking of the election, Lott said he agrees that voters are already tired of the campaign but said he hopes interest will increase later in the year.
"In the end, over in October for a lot of reasons most people will pay attention and hopefully a majority will go to the polls and vote," said Lott. "But they've got a challenge because there is a certain amount of boredom with it already."
Lott said both candidates are having a problem getting the attention of the voters.
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What if I never directly received a subpoena to appear in court as a witness in a criminal case I know nothing about?? Can I get in trouble for not appearing?? I'm located in New Mexico.
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In order for a subpoena to be effective, you do not need to be directly served in person. A subpoena can be left at your place of residence or given to a responsible party at your place of residence or work. However, if neither of those has occurred and you haven't personally received the subpoena, then you can ignore it. Legally, there is no obligation to comply with a subpoena you have heard about, but which has not effectively been served upon you. On the other hand, if the issuing party believes that you were properly served, they can convince the court to issue a warrant for your arrest. That is the worst case scenario. Fighting that is time consuming and energy-draining, though you can win by demonstrating the lack of service.
No neither of the above has been done. I haven't gotten served but I know they are trying to serve me.
Ok. In that situation, unless they are successful you don't have to show. You don't have a legal obligation to make it easy for them.
So if I never get served directly which I thought it had to be, there is no way no how they can issue a warrant?? I just don't want to go to jail. I want to be sure
The subpoena can be left at your house or work with someone over the age of 18, or directly served to you personally. If not, then service has not been made and a warrant cannot be issueed.
So let me get this straight. If its at my door when I get home, I could consider myself served?? What if I'm out of town when the subpoena is served at home or to a family member for me? Can I still get a warrant that way?
No. They can't leave it at your door. But, they can leave it with an adult (e.g. a room mate).
Actually I should be asking, what are the consequences for not appearing if I do end up getting served and don't appear?
If it is left with an adult at your home or work and you are out of time and can't appear, then you have not violated the subpoena because compliance was not possible. By law, a subpoena has to be reasonable.
Ok, if you are validly served and you don't appear. Typically, the court will give you another chance before a warrant is issued. Worst case is that a warrant is issued and you are arrested and held until you can give your testimony.
Are you saying they can jail you until the next court date? or until you agree to testify in the next court?
Yes. But that rarely happens. That's the worst case scenario. It's called contempt of court. What will likely happen is that the judge will tell the party who subpoenaed you to continue with their case. If, at the end of the case, the party says they still need to call you as a witness because your testimony is critical and you still haven't showed, then the judge would consider issuing a warrant.
This case is still waiting to get bonded over to district court and from my understanding without the witnesses they can't move forward with that or is that not true?? That's why I may be thinking they really want me to appear.
Yes. That could be true. At least it passes the "smell" test.
So does that mean if they really want me, they could legally get me in trouble?
Only if they properly serve you. Unless they can properly serve you, there is nothing they can do.
So say worst case scenario I do end up having to get on that stand to testify, am I obligated to talk or can I remain silent or say I don't remember, because I really was drunk when this happened?
Yes. All you have to say is that you were intoxicated and you don't remember. They can't compel you to make stuff up. They can compel you to appear in court--if they properly serve you--but they can't compel you to say anything specific.
So even if it was to piss the judge off, she couldn't get me for contempt or any other jailable offence?
That's correct. As long as you don't lie, there's nothing they can do.
Please let me know what follow-up questions you have.
You have been great, but one more question. When the subpoena is being served and your room mate, girlfriend, etc. refuses to accept responsibility of the subpoena? Can it still be left with them?
As long as the server doesn't get it in their hands, then they can refuse. Once they take possession of it, game over.
Ok, thanks a lot and I'm sure I will have follow up questions later when I think of them.
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