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Just a week after the first in-flight venting of its nitrous system, Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo has made an even more spectacular step on the way to its first powered flight. The craft's 25th glide flight on April 12 saw oxidizer flow through the craft's propulsion system and expelled through the nozzle at its rear in what is known as a "Cold Flow" procedure.Read More
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Virgin Galactic's suborbital, air-launched spaceplane, SpaceShipTwo (SS2), aka VSS Enterprise, is back in the air after a break of nearly nine months following a recent integration period for rocket motor systems and maintenance. The June 26 flight coincided with another successful full duration test fire of the spaceship's engine RocketMotorTwo (RM2) on the same day. The tests mark an intensification of activity that sees Virgin Galactic aiming for powered flights by the end of the year. Read More
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Space travel just got another step closer for the masses (at least the well-heeled ones) with the dedication of Virgin Galactic's new "Gateway to Space" facility at Spaceport America, the world's first purpose-built spaceliner terminal. Situated in the southern New Mexico desert, numerous luminaries were on hand to dedicate the innovative 120,000 square foot terminal/hangar facility (THF), including moon-walking astronaut, Buzz Aldrin and New Mexico governor Susana Martinez.Read More
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TALLAHASSEE 11/24/2011 -- That's what the Florida Supreme Court decided in a 5-2 opinion Wednesday.
The majority ruled in the Gadsden County case that the rental car was covered by Katusha Shazier's insurance policy because it was a "temporary substitute auto."
The justices rejected Geico Indemnity Co.'s argument that it no longer fell into that category because Shazier had let someone else drive.
The opinion reversed a 1st District Court of Appeal ruling in Geico's favor.
Justice R. Fred Lewis wrote that the appellate decision conflicted with prior Supreme Court rulings.
Chief Justice Charles Canady and Justice Ricky Polston dissented, saying they found no conflict with the earlier decisions.

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What to watch on Day 2: World No. 1 Victoria Azarenka kicks off action at the French Open, with Novak Djokovic beginning his campaign for the "Novak Slam" later Monday. Comeback sensation Brian Baker will try to continue his amazing return from five surgeries on Court 6, while American hope Ryan Harrison faces a tough task against skillful Frenchman Gilles Simon. Veterans Lleyton Hewitt and Tommy Haas, also on the road back from surgeries, are among the others in action.
PARIS -- There's a lot of history on the line at this year's tournament. Rafael Nadal is looking to break Bjorn Borg's record for most French Open titles by winning his seventh crown here, and Novak Djokovic is trying to become the first man to win all four majors in a row since Rod Laver completed his 1969 Grand Slam.
Nadal, who has become accustomed to chasing records at this time of year, is treating this event like all the others before it. "Last year, if I won I will equal Borg," said the six-time champion, who has only lost on these courts once before. "Any year we can find a different excuse. This tournament is important enough for itself, not because now I have six. I have much more than I ever dreamed. The motivation is always the same."
Djokovic, however, knows he has a chance, which might not come again. "This is an opportunity that very few tennis players have," Djokovic said. "I'm aware of that, but I accept it as a challenge. It makes me even more motivated, if I can say -- in a positive way it makes me feel good about it, rather than feeling pressured and worried."
Like Nadal, the Serb is no stranger to coming into the French Open with a lot of hype and expectations. Last year, he was in the midst of a 43-match winning streak that was stopped by Roger Federer in the semifinals. Later, he admitted feeling the weight of the streak during the tournament. He's trying not to get too caught up in the history and the numbers this time around.
"I haven't thought about it too much because I do not want to put too much pressure on myself, you know, not necessary pressure that I don't need at this moment, because I already have enough," he said. "I try to approach this tournament this year as any other year and try to prepare myself equally well."
He wasn't exactly sure how many times a sweep of all four majors had been done in the past. The answer is three: once by Don Budge in 1938, and twice, in 1962 and 1969, by Laver. Each was also a calendar Slam, with all four majors won in the same year. Djokovic's sweep would stretch over two seasons and make him the first male player to win a non-calendar Slam, which has typically been referred to by the player's name ever since Tiger Woods' consecutive victories in golf's four majors was dubbed the "Tiger Slam."
Djokovic is the current holder of Wimbledon and the U.S. and Australian Opens, and will be trying to complete the set over the next two weeks by winning his first French Open (seven players have won all four). Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Nadal have all tried unsuccessfully to complete the fourth leg of the non-calendar Slam in the past, but Serena Williams did manage to win the "Serena Slam" on the women's side between 2002 and 2003.
"If Novak does it, then he can join my club and we can be best friends," Williams recently joked.
It's easier for Djokovic to embrace the prospect of a "Novak Slam" rather than see it as a burden following his recent successes. "I had the best year and half of my career. I believe I'm in the peak of my career at this moment," he said. "I definitely want to use this confidence that I have and try to make a good result here in Roland Garros."
Although Djokovic has had an excellent season so far, winning the Australian Open and the Sony Open in Miami, he hasn't been invincible, like he was last year. John Isner defeated him in Indian Wells, while Nadal has won both of their past two meetings in the finals of the Monte Carlo and Rome Masters. Previously, Djokovic had won his past seven matches against Nadal, including two clay finals last year.
Nadal's recent return to ascendancy, combined with his career record on clay, is why both Djokovic and Federer point to the Spaniard as the French Open favorite even though he is No. 2 in the rankings. "[He's] always the No. 1 favorite because he's just what he is on clay courts, you know," Djokovic said. "Here he's going to be even more difficult to beat because it's the best-of-five [sets format]."
A relatively easy draw in the early rounds won't hurt Djokovic. He begins against Italian Potito Starace, who is unlikely to trouble Djokovic for even a whole set, and Fernando Verdasco is the highest seed he could meet in the fourth round. Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gilles Simon and Stanislas Wawrinka are potential quarterfinal opponents, all tough but winnable matches.
After that, it could be a semifinal rematch against Federer, who will be watching Djokovic's chase for four in a row closely. "I think it's great for the sport," said Federer, who has twice been in a similar position to Djokovic -- winning three majors in a row and then reaching the French Open final before losing to Nadal. "It will be interesting to follow Novak going for that. But the hard part is, every point you play, every game you play, the pressure you face, and just answering the questions time and time again.
"It's fun because you're talking about the highest of accomplishments. But at the end of the day, you just like to play the matches and not talk about it that much."
Not much chance of that for Djokovic the next two weeks.
Lleyton Hewitt could be a potential second-round opponent for Djokovic. Hewitt was a surprise wild card into this event after not playing since a Davis Cup tie early in the year because of ongoing foot trouble. The Australian reported that the former world No. 1 has undergone "radical surgery to prolong his career and remove the constant pain that has accompanied his every court appearance over the past two years, with two screws and a metal plate now locking permanently into place in the big toe on his left foot."
Despite playing with the injury at the Australian Open, Hewitt took Djokovic to four sets in their fourth-round meeting.
Victoria Azarenka, who became No. 1 by winning the Australian Open, will began a Grand Slam as the No. 1 seed for the first time at this French Open. Her relatively short time at the top means she's still not as well known to the crowds as other tournament favorites such as Williams or Maria Sharapova, but might get some extra crowd support thanks to the presence of beloved Frenchwoman Amelie Mauresmo in her coaching box.
Azarenka and coach Sam Sumyk brought on board the two-time Grand Slam champion Mauresmo as an adviser earlier this year.
"I don't think I need the major change in my game or something," Azarenka said. "It's just a little bit about the details.
"She has a lot of experience to share, you know, not only on court but off court -- how to manage a little bit, pace yourself and stuff. Plus she can give me advice how to handle yourself during matches because she's been on the big stages -- as I have been already too, but you know, it's good to see somebody else's opinion sometimes."
Azarenka begins against Italian Alberta Brianti on Monday. But with Williams, Sharapova and defending champion Li Na all in the other half of the draw, Azarenka finds herself nicely positioned for a good run.
There's one thing Mauresmo can't provide Azarenka, though: the secret to winning the French Open. Though Mauresmo raised her compatriots' hopes many times, she was frequently struck with nerves at her home Grand Slam and never got past the quarterfinals.
With both Nadal and Djokovic chasing history here, Federer has not been receiving as much attention. It was much the same last year, when he defied expectations and reached the final, beating Djokovic along the way. He agrees that the focus should be on the two, but doesn't want to be counted out this year, either.
Repeating last year's run won't be easy, because Federer is in perhaps the trickiest quarter of the draw, with Tomas Berdych or Juan Martin del Potro as potential quarterfinal opponents, and perhaps David Nalbandian in the second round.
His breakdown of the favorites? "I think Rafael, playing for his seventh title, is the favorite," said Federer in French. "No discussion. We're crazy to even talk about this. Some people might say he's not the favorite, but to me he's the favorite. I played him so many times here. I know how incredible he can be here in Roland Garros.
"As for Novak with all his results lately, he's one of the big favorites. Likewise for me, with everything I accomplished. But for me, it would be Rafa, Novak, and me third position.
"But at the end of the day, I don't think it's going to change a lot once the tournament is started and when we play each other."
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Alabama's unemployment rate has dipped to 6.9 percent.
Gov. Robert Bentley said the preliminary April rate is below the 7.2 percent recorded in March and the 7.4 percent measured a year ago.
Bentley said the state saw two positive signs in April. The number of people employed increased and the number of people in the labor force increased.
The governor says that shows people are regaining confidence in the economy and looking for jobs.
Counties with the lowest unemployment rates are Shelby at 4.0 percent, Lee at 4.9 percent and Blount at 5.0 percent. The counties with the highest rates are Wilcox at 14.8 percent, Perry at 11.7 percent and Dallas at 11.4 percent.
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The tagline says it all for ABC's "Marvels's Agents of SHIELD," which sneaked the pilot Friday at Comic-Con: "Not all heroes are super." In fact, creator Joss Whedon, who directed the pilot, suggested that this rag-tag group of agents without super powers represent the Marvel universe on a much more human scale. Like their mentor, the resurrected Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg, who stars in Whedon's summer arthouse hit, "Much Ado About Nothing"), they investigate the bizarre occurrences that connect The Avengers to ordinary people. (Whedon showed up as the capper for Saturday's Marvel panel, with a brief teaser of "The Avengers" sequel, now called "Age of Ultron." The crowd roared.)
"I feel like society is increasingly polarized and increasingly divided between people who have everything and people who have nothing," Whedon proclaimed. "Economically and even on a psychological level, people are feeling left behind and [here's] somebody who represents the underdog. Now obviously an underdog that works for a secret agency that's tracking everything you're doing. But that actually allows us to deal with that as well and all the things that are going on around the world. We don't want to trivialize it -- we don't want to solve the NSA. But you can bring up this feeling we have of disenfranchisement or paranoia, very justifiable things that are going on in society."
Within the framework of Marvel, you could call it superhero envy. And with SHIELD (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division), Whedon's concocted another of his signature band of social misfits who, like The Avengers, have to figure out how to blend together as a team: Espionage vet Grant Ward (Brett Dalton); kick-ass pilot Melinda May (Ming-Na Wen); engineer Leo Fitz (Iain De Caestecker); biochemist Jemma Simmons (Elizabeth Heinstridge); and computer hacker Skye (Chloe Bennet).
Whedon added that the biggest problem is not stepping on Marvel's plans for "The Avengers," the third highest grossing movie of all time, which can be confusing with their strategy of phases. "I've got 44 chances to make this less exciting," he quipped. "I have to make sure that I don't overstep. At the same time, it's such a different mandate."
As for bringing back the beloved Couson from the dead after his emotional demise in "The Avengers," Whedon reminded us that one of his first jobs was to bring Ripley back from the dead in the "Alien" franchise.
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Gregg noted that every writer has added a new direction for Coulson. "Who am I now? Now he has a new version of himself. But he questions everything [about what happened to him]. What happens here is that it connects to the Marvel universe and vice versa."


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...I started thinking, purely hypothetically, if we WERE to be brought in to the big 10, in order to have a 12 team league, what that league would look like. obviously it's going to be split into divisions, and most likely on an east/west geographic basis. So, I decided to take a gander as to what these divisions would look like...
Penn State
Michigan State
Iowa State
Imagine getting to play Minnesota, Northwestern, and Illinois every year! Then there could be years were we play Purdue, Indiana, and Michigan State from that other division! Anyways, while I favor staying in the big 12, I could see major benefits that would include increased exposure, and an easier schedule, by playing in the big 10.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
There is no way that Michigan and OSU would be in the same division. They would be opposite of each other. That way they could meet in the conference championship game.
Do you think it's a coincidence that Florida State and Miami are in opposite divisions even though they are in the same state?
What ever happened to truth, justice and the American Way?
Remember, geography doesn't always matter. Atlanta and New Orleans were in the NFC West for years. Dallas was in the East. Even the Iowa Cubs are part of the Pacific Coast League.
What about Texas and Oklahoma? They play in the same division. Florida and Auburn? I don't know.
It's kinda funny - I once read an article about the Big 10 doing a "Land" and "Lakes" division breakouts (which, when you think about it, leads to a North/South breakdown):
Land (South):
Iowa State/Pittsburgh/Missouri
Ohio St.
Lakes (North):
Michigan St
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I would think that when you have two national contenders that they would put them in opposite divisions. Oklahoma and Texas were destined to be in the same one. How else could they split that up? East/West wouldn't make sense because of the travel.
With Florida and Auburn you have more than one or two other big names in the conference.
I just don't know why you would put your two powerhouses in one division. If you did that then you run the chance of having a Big XII North as one of those divisions. Spread it out evenly.
Originally Posted by jdoggivjc
It's kinda funny - I once read an article about the Big 10 doing a "Land" and "Lakes" division breakouts (which, when you think about it, leads to a North/South breakdown):
Land (South):
Iowa State/Pittsburgh/Missouri
Ohio St.
Lakes (North):
Michigan St
Penn St.
Bingo! We have a winner. It would definitely have to be a "north/south" split because of OSU & Michigan. I like your lakes/land names too!
BTW, John Fricke of Fox Sports Radio addressed this Saturday (though he replaced Missouri for ISU) and he also mentioned it would have to be north/south to keep the powerhouses separate...
Do OSU and Michigan currently play every year despite the unbalanced schedule? If they do play every year does the conference make an exception for certain rivalries or do they schedule a "non-con" game for the off years? Anybody know?
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Do OSU and Michigan currently play every year despite the unbalanced schedule? If they do play every year does the conference make an exception for certain rivalries or do they schedule a "non-con" game for the off years? Anybody know?
Yes they do. I believe each team is allowed two rival teams that they play every year.
I don't know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everyone.
My Dad is an tOSU alum and he would love to see Notre Dame as the 12th team. Some people think that's nuts but he's looking at it as that would make the conference much tougher to add a quality program. If you added a Mizzou or Iowa State or whatever you really aren't improving the quality of your conference.
I think Iowa plays Wisconsin and Minnesota as their rivals.
I don't think Notre Dame would ever be foolish enough to join the Big 11. There just isn't any benefit to them. They have their own TV deal and a BCS deal, and all of the money goes directly to them, without having to share with conference partners.
Am I missing something with all of this Little 11 talk? Is there some new "credible" evidence of it? Everything I have seen is that the Little 11 is not even interested in this since they are happy not having to play a conference championship and knock one of there upper teams out. So why all the talk all of a sudden. I just want to know what I missed.
Also, I met a lot of Iowa State fans and I dont want to leave any of that behind. - DARIUS DARKS on Staying a CLONE!!!
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I project Missouri is the favorite to be picked up.
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There was this article in the Register that I think got everyone kind of talking about it. DesMoinesRegister.com
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Two Czechs, four Nigerians and one Slovakian, involved an international
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years suspended) after pleading guilty at Leeds Crown Court.
Their convictions follow coordinated arrests earlier this summer
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supported by West Yorkshire Police.
Many of those arrested were apprehended heading for the West Yorkshire
churches of St Philip and St James in Scholes and St Lukes in Cleckheaton, just
hours before they were due to tie the knot.
The investigation began after the UK Border Agency received reports of a
sudden spate of seemingly dodgy marriage applications.
The Immigration Crime Team, made up of Immigration enforcement officers and
seconded police detectives, then stepped in and launched an investigation into a
series of sham marriages, or 'marriages of convenience'.
A covert investigation unearthed Nigerian Adeola Orobiyi as a central figure
in the conspiracy. He arranged transportation for bogus brides and grooms to
see the Diocesan Registrar and meet other with clergy, and provided fake
documents and false passports. Officers discovered a number of forged Nigerian
and Eastern European passports and identity cards at his house, together with
other incriminating documents.
On 20 July, around 80 officers from the UK Border Agency and West Yorkshire
Police, swooped to halt sham weddings and arrest seven individuals in and around
the Bradford and Manchester areas.
Regional Head of the UK Border Agency's Immigration Crime Team DCI Dave
Powell led the investigation and said:
"This was a serious attempt to facilitate illegal entry into the UK for a
number of individuals by a well organised criminal network. Once again we would
send out the message to those who seek to engage in immigration-related crime,
this team poses a major threat to crime groups and will continue to target them
and bring them to justice. I am delighted with the results
The UK Border Agency's Regional Director for the North East, Yorkshire and
The Humber, Jeremy Oppenheim added:
"I am very pleased with the sentences handed down. The regional Immigration
Crime Team's successful operation should prove a clear deterrent to others
thinking of perpetrating immigration crime here in the UK – we will not tolerate
this type of abuse of our immigration system.
"Over recent years we have clamped down on sham marriages which is why
suspected sham marriages have fallen from over 3,500 in 2004 to under 400 in
2008. Steps will be taken to remove all criminals convicted of
immigration-related offences from the UK once they have served their sentences."
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Dream Wedding at the Plaza Hotel New York City
On Saturday June 9, Tantawan Bloom was very honored to celebrate this years Pride month with our first same sex wedding at the Plaza Hotel New York. This opportunity was exhilarating for us not only because it was Tantawan Bloom's first gay wedding, it was also the first gay Wedding at the Plaza Hotel!
Our Clients dream was to get married in the park! As they wished, we transformed the Plaza Hotel Ballroom into one of the world's most romantic parks. Our grooms and everyone were "WOWed" with the decor and how we made their fabulous vision come true.
At Tantawan Bloom, we are so proud of all our staff who worked extremely hard to make this magical night come to life. Special "THANKS" to the team from American Foliage, Nuage Designs for the gorgeous furniture, Bentley Meeker for the beautiful lighting and the team from the Plaza Hotel. We can't say thank you enough!
These are some images we took prior to the festivities. We can't wait to see the finished product from Brian Hatton…it's going to be FAB!!
Golf Srithamrong, Tantawan Bloom
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Beautiful wedding. Congratulations. : )
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Very well written story. It will be useful to anyone who employess it, as well as yours
truly. Keep doing what you are doing – for sure i will check out more posts.


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I'm using jQuery.crSpline to animate a graphic along a curved path. I'm pretty happy with the result.
However, the full canvas size is intentionally pretty wide - definitely larger than most screens - so the graphic will run out of viewport space pretty quickly and animate off the screen.
Instead, I'd like browser viewport to follow or centre on the image so that it stays 'in shot'.
How would I go about this with jQuery? Is scrollTop an option?
I've created a jsFiddle demo, based on the crSpline demo source, but with a wide minX setting.
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Isn't Sony's (Sony Online Entertainment's) new Sandbox MMO Everquest Next? Is this a PS4 sandbox MMO? o.o
Current Games:
Blade and Soul NA
Black Desert NA
Albion Online (CBT)
Waiting for:
Overwatch (CBT)
"SWG PLAYERS - OUR NEXT GAME (not announced yet) IS DEDICATED TO YOU. Once we launch it... you can come home now."
Read that on Reddit a few days ago.
Edit: nvm the link to the forums already mentioned SWG. im slow
Oh man, two pictures of the sides of a church on a television! Totally a new MMO!


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Using the King–Fullerton method, the effects of a move to imputation on effective rates of tax on saving and investment options are examined by Freebairn (1988), Mayo (1989) and R. Jones (1993). Benge presents a model of an optimising firm and examines the effects of full imputation combined with CGT provisions, and presents numerical estimates of costs of capital under Australian depreciation provisions (Benge 1997, 1998).
Contrary to the common perception that we are highly taxed, Australia's tax–GDP ratio is one of the four lowest among OECD countries. But more important than the average level is the profile of tax burdens across different groups. Prior to the 1980s, Australia combined a highly progressive individual income-tax system with universal family allowances. Although the excessive use of tax minimisation schemes created an urgent need to reform the tax system, appropriate changes have never been at the centre of the tax-reform agenda, and promised reforms to the taxation of trusts have been abandoned. Instead the focus has been on increasing consumption taxes, reducing the progressivity of income tax, and switching to a highly targeted family-benefit system.The tax burden has shifted towards lower-income groups. The increased use of family income as the basis for phasing out benefits has moved the system away from its individual basis, increasing the tax burden on low and middle earners, particularly second earners in families.
Current debate suggests that future changes will involve more of the same. A wage–tax trade-off has been proposed as a means of reducing unemployment.The proposal (Dawkins, Lambert et al. 2000) involves a fall in pre-tax real wages for the low paid, compensated by an Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) – a crucial feature being its withdrawal on the basis of family income.The effect is to extend targeting further across the income distribution, shifting the cost of welfare support for a growing group of working poor to families on low to middle incomes. In the US the EITC has been effective in increasing participation for low-wage sole parents. For married couples, however, the effect has been to increase work disincentives (Eissa and Hoynes 1999). Adverse effects on work disincentives for second earners would be more pronounced in Australia because the income-tax unit is the individual rather than the family.
Agrawal, N., G.A. Meagher and B.F. Parsell. 1990. 'Analysing options for fiscal reform in the presence of involuntary unemployment' in Flattening the Tax Rate Scale:Alternative Scenarios and Methodologies. Edited by J.G. Head and R. Krever, pp. 295–320. Melbourne: Longman Professional.
Ahmad, E., and N. Stern. 1984. The theory of reform and Indian indirect taxes. Journal of Public Economics 25:259–98.
Albon, R., C. Findlay and J. Piggott. 1984.The welfare costs of owner-occupier housing subsidies: Inflation, tax treatment, and interest rate regulation. Australian Economic Papers 23(43):206–18.
Allingham, M., and A. Sandmo. 1972. Income tax evasion: A theoretical analysis. Journal of Public Economics 1:323–38.


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Wine Outta Red Hook; Hop Obama Will Rise Again
Plus: Beer is no longer recession-proof, and recipes from your favorite fashion designers, all in our morning news roundup.
• None of the banned Hop Obama was served at Sixpoint Craft Ales' fourth-anniversary party at Barcade on Tuesday, but the brewers did reveal that the beer will soon resurface with a different, more legal name. [City Room/NYT]
• For the first time since at least 1959, beer sales have been negatively affected by the economic climate. [FiveThirtyEight via EV Grieve]
• Fashion meets food this fall when the Council of Fashion Designers of America will release a cookbook featuring recipes from 100 designers. [WWD via Eat Me Daily]
• Nespresso, Nestlé's premium-espresso-pod division, is the company's fastest-growing brand. [NYT]
• Snapple, apparently the "official beverage of New York City," is being relaunched with a new label and without any high-fructose corn syrup. [City Room/NYT]
• The first vintage from Red Hook Winery will soon be bottled, and so far, the wines taste pretty good. [Brooklyn Paper]
• Demand at food banks increased 30 percent in 2008, and pantries are scrambling to accommodate the newly poor. [NYT]


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Bring mom down to the ballpark for Mother's Day presented by Rogers! It's a great afternoon of baseball and quality time spent with the family.
There's no better way to thank the special women in your life than to cheer on your favourite team together. Make sure you get here early as the first 20,000 fans to enter the stadium will receive a Russell Martin Blue Replica Jersey presented by Rogers.
Once inside the ballpark, bring mom to the 200 level WestJet Flight Deck and let us pamper her at our Mother's Day Oasis.


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#439 Fujifilm Holdings
- Market Cap As of May 2015
- $19 Billion
- Industry
- Consumer Electronics
- Founded
- 1934
- Country
- Japan
- Chief Executive Officer
- Shigetaka Komori
- Website
- http://www.fujifilmholdings.com
- Employees
- 78,595
- Sales
- Headquarters
- Tokyo
Fujifilm Holdings on Forbes Lists
- #439 Global 2000
- #399 in Sales
- #632 in Profit
- #800 in Assets
- #654 in Market value
FUJIFILM Holdings, Inc. engages in the development, production, sales, and provision of imaging, information, and document solutions. It operates through the following segments: Imaging Solutions, Information Solutions, and Document Solutions. The Imaging Solutions segment handles color films color paper and chemicals, photofinishing equipment, laboratories, film developing and image services, and electronic imaging. The Information Solutions segment deals with medical systems and life sciences, graphic arts, and recording media. The Document Solutions segment provides office products, printers, and document outsourcing and production services. The company was founded on January 20, 1934 and is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. More »
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The organisation was founded in 1999 by Roger, whose own travel experiences have taken him to unclimbed mountains in Greenland and leading treks through the Peruvian jungle. Today the company offers highly original volunteering projects ranging from worthwhile animal welfare to life changing teaching and childcare placements in many diverse countries. Their trips are an ideal way to enjoy both short breaks and longer trips, and have been personally experienced and enjoyed by the members of the team. They specialise in getting you off the beaten track and into the heart of conservation and education efforts, whilst fully enjoying the culture and lifestyle of the country. You can expect to return home physically tired but mentally refreshed.
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At the JavaOne 2012 Sunday Strategy Keynote, Hasan Rizvi, EVP, Middleware and Java Development, stated that the theme for this year's JavaOne is: "Make the future Java."[Read More]
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Another busy week as well as visiting healthcare customers in the Manchester area I've spent a couple of days at our office in Reading on a Training Course. One of the things I certainly take for granted (and yes its easy working for Microsoft) is the technology that enables me to keep in touch with customers, partners, peers (and just occasionally) friends and family.
The beginning of the week saw me working from home. I was fortunate enough to be one of the early adopters of our Office Communications Server and its now become an integral part of my work life. First and foremost all of my telephone calls now get routed over the internet to my PC - I have one of the usb handsets pictured here. Other colleagues prefer alternatives though such as headsets, web-cams ands speaker phones - its very much down to personal preference. On Monday afternoon I was asked to do a live meeting on our Sharepoint technologies with a customer. Live Meeting allowed me to sit at home and communicate with a colleague in Reading and the customers (who were themselves at two sites). We were able to speak, share slides and view the demonstrations over the web.
Tuesday brought a visit to a customer in the Manchester area - being environmentally friendly (and avoiding the traffic in Stockport) I travelled there on the train. This enabled me to catch up on lots of email and to prepare for the meetings using my laptop. I also had with me my smartphone which enables me to pick up emails, contacts, calendar, tasks etc straight from Microsoft Exchange - as well as being able to make calls of course.
Having the smartphone is great as it gives me another way to get hold of important information when I'm out and about. Obviously if I have my PC I can use Outlook, if I'm at a internet cafe I can use Outlook Web Access and now with Microsoft Exchange I can use voice access. From any telephone I can ring up Microsoft Exchange put in my extension number and pin and pick up my email, voicemail, calendar etc.
The other great new feature in Microsoft Exchange unified messaging. Outlook has always been the place where I pick up my eMail, Contacts, Calendar etc but now this includes my voicemail and faxes. This saves me lots of time - after the customer meeting I quickly checked Outlook and picked up my messages. Any Voicemail's appear in Outlook alongside my other eMail messages - however, Outlook understands that this is a Voicemail and gives me a few options - these include taking notes against the Voicemail and the ability to Play on a phone (this is really useful feature especially when I'm working in an open-plan office and I don't necessarily want the whole room listening to my messages).
This also enables me to store all of my emails, voicemail's, faxes (IM and RSS feeds too) in one place - and be able to search and find the information I need.
By the way - I am writing the article on the train home from Reading (using Live Writer) - I've connected my PC to my SmartPhone via Bluetooth and used Internet Connection Sharing to connect to the web to directly post to my blog.


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One of the best tours I've ever taken! Staff was friendly and helpful. Our guide, Jeremy, provided a wealth of information and was still explaining new facts to us about the area in the fifth hour of our tour! My friend and I loved this trip and would highly recommend this company!
We had a great time. Our tour guide was Laura and she was fun and knowledgable. My girlfriend and I are in our fifties and our first time kayaking. We had the best day and had no trouble keeping up. It was a perfect day.
Super beautiful, almost unreal but VERY worth it
This tour was challenging but fun. Our guide was excellent and truely gave us our time's worth. This was truely the highlight if our trip!
Great workout! Our tour guide, Princess, was very knowledgeable and friendly. Super fun day of snorkeling, exploring the island and learning about the history of the area.
As an inexperienced kayaker, the guided tour suited my needs perfectly. Our guides, Bailey and Laura, were well informed and paced the tour well. The bay was lovely, even if we did not see any sea turtles on this visit.
Great guide, loved going to the beach and the lunch was very healthy, would highly recommend to anyone who is feeling outgoing and who wants a rare experience.
A must do while in Hawaii. Fun and just a perfect location to Kayak.
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Most enjoyable activity we did in Oahu. My mom was nervous about this activity, but it was her favorite as well. Kailua Bay is beautiful. The guides are knowledgeable and kind. Highly recommend!
great experience but sadly 2 of the places we could go to were off limits so that limited us and we didnt even use our full time alotted. but overall a great experience
The tour guides were super nice. It was worth it to kayak around with someone who was knowledgeable about the local history and ecological value of Kailua Bay. I actually learned some things about Hawaii and the birds of Kailua Bay. It was a nice way to spend the afternon.
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Overdosage has been reported with ZYRTEC (cetirizine) . In one adult patient who took 150 mg of ZYRTEC (cetirizine) , the patient was somnolent but did not display any other clinical signs or abnormal blood chemistry or hematology results. In an 18 month old pediatric patient who took an overdose of ZYRTEC (cetirizine) (approximately 180 mg), restlessness and irritability were observed initially; this was followed by drowsiness. Should overdose occur, treatment should be symptomatic or supportive, taking into account any concomitantly ingested medications. There is no known specific antidote to ZYRTEC (cetirizine) . ZYRTEC (cetirizine) is not effectively removed by dialysis, and dialysis will be ineffective unless a dialyzable agent has been concomitantly ingested. The acute minimal lethal oral doses were 237 mg/kg in mice (approximately 95 times the maximum recommended daily oral dose in adults on a mg/m2 basis, or approximately 40 times the maximum recommended daily oral dose in infants on a mg/m2 basis) and 562 mg/kg in rats (approximately 460 times the maximum recommended daily oral dose in adults on a mg/m2 basis, or approximately 190 times the maximum recommended daily oral dose in infants on a mg/m2 basis). In rodents, the target of acute toxicity was the central nervous system, and the target of multiple-dose toxicity was the liver.
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You've probably read about the Women's Voices Theater Festival for months now. First there was the news in American Theatre Magazine, no less, that 50 Washington, DC area theaters banded … Continue reading
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Jennifer Laine Williams takes the stage this summer in Stockholm Savings, Michael DeMeo's re-imagining of the events that inspired Dog Day Afternoon, at the New York International Fringe Festival. A … Continue reading
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Comedian Lousine Shamamian will bring her solo show Shaking the Earth to the New York International Fringe Festival. This show–which sharply juxtaposes the Armenian genocide with Shamamian's coming out story–has … Continue reading
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Theater is putting yourself into the space. The young people have to show up, move, speak, make choices and commit when they're in classes or rehearsals. I get the sense that they are hungry for that. That there aren't so many opportunities for that in their lives. Theater needs people in a room together agreeing to play together, all responsible for the success of the project. It is elemental and we all need it, especially when we're young. My job is to create the most opportunities for young people to make that agreement and play together.


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This is my first year continuing my bike commute through the winter and I can see the end in sight. It's been a winter of unseasonable highs and lows and near record snowfalls in January.
I've been more a lurker than a poster here but I've found the information in this forum to be indispensable. Thanks everyone!
To commemorate my first winter of commuting I penned the following lines. Readers with high literary standards may wish to lie down and avoid this.
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Hi = ) Kind of a sketch I painted yesterday, flying steamboats
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awesome painting!
awesome image.. i'm amased you can do this kind of work without a referance
hey thanks alot! i think its a little bit easier to draw things that doesnt exist in the real world, because there is no right or wrong. like in a human face every mistake in drawing sticks out immediately.
i have to agree with you on that.. making a copy by hand is more difficult than making something new
wow i love this. so well done. the composition is amazing and though simple highly suggestive. nice color pallet, really gives a nice atmosphere, very scifi.
may i ask one thing? what type of brushes do you use? especially for those straight edges and stuff
may i ask one thing? what type of brushes do you use? especially for those straight edges and stuff
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Oh, that's marvelous!
...just marvelous Margaret ! - I'm usually not a big fan of wings on people - but love what you've done here - even to the fine detail of the way they attach ----and little things like her foot seemingly planted on the building ledge . . . the little subliminal details like the vague lines fanning out into the sky above those needle threader wings - the brick like clouds over the flatiron building - the right-hand building standing out from the edge etc . . . . . lots to enjoy . . . . . . would be a DD if I was the boss of DA
Thank you so much! I also dread the potential sentimental kitschiness of wings. Needed to find something more edgy ...
... yer wecome M . . . yeah - I suppose , though - if one puts out fairy wings under the banner of 'kitsch' - then one can sometimes get away with it . . . ( can you get away with rainbows and unicorns in the same way though ). . . anyway you avoided the fairy wing thing by using needle threaders . . . quite clever!
Nicely read, good eye.
Very clever usage of the wings and construction of the buildings. Great work!
Attack of the 50ft fairy!
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Artichoke and Spinach Relish With Walnuts
- 1/4cup walnuts
- 1 13.75-ounce can artichoke hearts, rinsed and chopped
- 1cup baby spinach, chopped
- 1/4cup grated Parmesan (about 1 ounce)
- 3tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- kosher salt and black pepper
- crackers and cut-up vegetables, for serving
- Heat oven to 400º F. Spread the walnuts on a rimmed baking sheet and toast, tossing occasionally, until fragrant, 6 to 8 minutes. Let cool, then roughly chop.
- In a small bowl, combine the artichoke hearts, spinach, Parmesan, mayonnaise, lemon juice, walnuts, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Serve with the crackers and vegetables.


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Universal Peace Federation to meet here
In February, the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) of which Guyana and other countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are members, will be observing Foundation Day with members convening in Guyana for the first time under the chairmanship of Reverend Dong-Mo Shin, the Government Information Agency said.
In photo, President Donald Ramotar (centre) with members of the Universal Peace Federation (UPF) led by Regional Chair of Latin America and the Caribbean Reverend Dong-Mo Shin (third from right) and Pastor Ronald McGarrell from the Inter Religious Organisation (second from left).
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More bad news at St. Stanislaus Kostka; I have not confirmed any details yet, but the caretaker of the formerly Catholic parish apparently committed suicide last night.
Please pray for his soul.
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Here, too, Mr. Timman. God have mercy on this poor tormented soul!


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On John 7.37-39
AMID THE disputes and doubts of the Jews about the Lord Jesus Christ among the other things that he said by which some were confounded [and] others were taught, on that "last day of the festivity" (for these things were being done then) which is called Scenopegia, that is, the building of tents—and you remember, my beloved people, this festivity has previously been discussed 1.—the Lord Jesus Christ calls, and this not merely by speaking, but by crying out, that he who thirsts may come to him. If we thirst, let us come, and not on foot, 2. but in our feelings; let us come not by traveling but by loving. Though, according to the interior man, he who loves also travels. To travel by the body is one thing, by the heart another. He who changes place by movement of the body travels by the body; he who changes his feeling by the movement of his heart travels by the heart. If you love one thing, [but] you were loving another, you are not there where you were.
2. Therefore, the Lord cries out to us. "He stood and cried out, 'If anyone thirsts, let him come to me and drink. He who believes in me, as the Scripture says, out of his belly there shall flow rivers of living water.'" 3. Since the Evangelist has ex‐____________________


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Why A-Rod made me love the Constitution more
Alex Rodriguez, one of the most polarizing figures in baseball's history and third baseman for the New York Yankees, withdrew his federal lawsuit against Major League Baseball, its commissioner, Bud Selig, and the players' union in February. According to Rodriguez, he withdrew his lawsuit because of his desire to rest both physically and mentally as well as to prepare for the 2015 baseball season.
Of course, A-Rod did not want to reveal the more likely reason for walking away from the court battle — that reason being that he had no chance of seeing the inside of a courtroom, let alone winning his case.
Why is that? Arbitration decisions are difficult to appeal because the option to go to arbitration instead of court is part of a contract between two parties. In A-Rod's case, the players' union contract with Major League Baseball contained an agreement to resolve all disputes through arbitration. When he signed his $275 million contract, he gave up his right to trial by jury.
Ordinary citizens probably did not sympathize with A-Rod when he stormed out of his arbitration hearing uttering expletives to express his frustration with the process.
He appeared later that same day on a radio show to explain his behavior. "The man who wants to take away my livelihood (baseball Commissioner Bud Selig) was not required by the arbitrator to testify at the hearing." Rodriguez knew that this meant his lawyers would be unable to cross-examine Selig, and from his perspective, for all intents and purposes, it was over.
We are not ballplayers, but every day consumers are unknowingly agreeing to give up America's most fundamental right — the right to trial by jury. How? If you have a credit card, a computer, took out a student loan, opened a bank account, signed an employment contract, you have probably given up your Seventh Amendment rights to a jury trial and agreed to an arbitration. This happens often when you sign a contract.
Why is this a problem? Arbitration is extremely one-sided and favors the corporation. There are no rules, no public hearings, no written record. There is no appeal. There are no checks and balances. The corporation tells you who is going to decide the matter and where the hearing will take place.
Forced arbitration clauses are one way that big business, think tanks, and others are scheming to undermine a consumer's right to jury trial. Proponents of the demise of the jury trial system argue that ordinary citizens who would serve as jurors cannot understand complex issues, and that the civil justice system is too costly and time consuming to get a case to trial.
The other way that the Seventh Amendment is being undermined is through the "mediation process." Since the 1990s alternative dispute resolutions have gained in popularity. They have been packaged to the trial bar as a quick, easy and cost effective way to dispose of litigation. Proponents argue, "Why take a chance with your client's case on a jury trial . . . Take it to a mediator." But like forced arbitrations, mediations are conducted in secret with no record of the proceeding and no rules or precedent to abide by.
What the client may not know is the agenda of the mediator. Is it to increase his or her statistics so that could be included in a fancy brochure? Is it to get repeat business from the insurance company? Is the goal really justice?
If there is no public forum, no checks and balances, no precedent to be followed as well as potential hidden agendas, then there is no fairness. There is also no right of appeal. No matter who you are or what kind of legal talent you have. Just ask A-Rod or any of the nine law firms who represented him. That is not what our Founding Fathers envisioned.
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When the task runs, only the files which have changed are copied. This keeps the task light when working with large themes.
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"use strict"; gruntinitConfig pkg: gruntfilereadJSON'package.json' 'shopify-theme': target: {} ; gruntloadNpmTasks'grunt-shopify-theme'; gruntregisterTask'default' 'shopify-theme';;
This Gruntfile.js example demonstrates all possible options which can be specified for the
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"use strict"; gruntinitConfig pkg: gruntfilereadJSON'package.json' 'shopify-theme': target: // set the path to the deployment directory, by default this is deploy/ destination: 'deploy/theme' assets: // src assets from as many directories as you like, use blob (**) for // recursive searching src: 'assets/css/*' 'assets/images/**' 'assets/js/*' 'assets/fonts/*' options: // by default common images, css, js or liquid files are allowed in the // assets folder, you can allow additional extensions here extensions: '.mov' '.aiff' config: // config only allows settings.html and settings_data.json, if you render // your settings.html with Jade or Haml, no worries about the other files ... // this example also demonstrates the method that should be used for // ignoring a file which may be present in the precompiled theme, remember // that this file will be pruned if it is present in the destination folder src: 'config/*' '!config/settings_data.json' layout: // the remaining three sources only allow liquid files src: 'layout/*' snippets: src: 'snippets/*' templates: // use blog to search subdirectories and your directory structure can be as // fancy as you wish src: 'templates/**' templatesCustomers: src: 'templates-customers/**' dontPrune: // use dontPrune to specify an array of filenames that should not be pruned, // you can't use * or ** here 'settings_data.json' ; // consider using watch to run this task when source files change // pair it with a desktop uploader or another task which can upload your files // directly to shopify, just watch the deployment folder for changes gruntloadNpmTasks'grunt-shopify-theme'; gruntregisterTask'default' 'shopify-theme';;
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Rules for each Shopify theme subdirectory:
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Massey Weighs In on Blast
Report Contradicts Outside Probe, Blames Mine Explosion on Natural-Gas Surge
Massey Energy Co.'s yearlong investigation into the mine explosion that killed 29 of its workers concluded the blast was fueled by an unpreventable surge of natural gas and not coal dust, contradicting the findings of federal regulators and an independent investigation.
The report also leveled new criticism at the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration for conducting a "deeply flawed" investigation into the worst U.S. coal-mining disaster in 40 years.
Former Massey Chairman Bobby R. Inman released the 102-page report Friday, two days after the company was sold to Alpha Natural Resources Inc. for $7.1 billion.
Alpha, which said it has not reviewed the report, criticized its release, calling it "unauthorized." Alpha said it had told Massey that releasing the report before such a review was inappropriate.
"Alpha will conduct its own review into the events at Massey's Upper Big Branch mine and intends to fully cooperate with pending government investigations," Alpha said.
Mr. Inman, who is no longer with the company, said he released the report, which was completed several weeks ago, out of "a strong sense of responsibility for all those who mined coal."
The Report
Rather than resolve controversy about the April 2010 accident, Massey's report could complicate lawsuits claiming former Massey management knowingly and intentionally created unsafe conditions that led to the deaths. Thirteen of the 29 families of miners killed have sued Massey in West Virginia state court, and eight have agreed to Massey settlement offers.
Massey's report concluded that the accident at its Upper Big Branch Mine was a naturally occurring event caused by an inundation of natural gas that was beyond its control. Massey's findings contradict an independent report released in May by J. Davitt McAteer, top mine regulator in the Clinton administration. Massey disagreed with the earlier report's findings at the time.
Mr. McAteer, asked to investigate the accident by former West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin while he was in office, found that Massey operated the mine in a "profoundly reckless manner" and was largely to blame for an explosion that fed off loose combustible coal dust that had accumulated as a result of lax safety practices.
The MSHA, which hasn't yet completed its own report, has said it generally supports Mr. McAteer's findings.
Massey's report, which relies largely on records of air readings on the day of the accident and on outside experts, concluded that conditions in the mine were consistent with a natural-gas inundation, rather than a coal-dust explosion. For example, bags of concrete showed no signs of embedded coal-dust particles. Heat damage inside the mine was uneven, indicating a gas explosion in which gases only mixed sporadically with enough air to become flammable, according to Massey's report.
Massey rebutted prior claims by the MSHA that the company failed to adequately ventilate the mine or spread inert crushed limestone to suppress coal dust. Massey said its use of inert crushed limestone throughout the mine to suppress coal dust exceeded MSHA standards "by a substantial factor."
Mr. McAteer disputed Massey's findings, saying company records indicate a worker said shortly before the explosion that not enough crushed limestone had been spread in an area of the mine to suppress coal dust. "Overall, their arguments simply are not credible," Mr. McAteer said.
In its criticism of the MSHA, Massey said the agency conducted witness interviews in private, though previous investigations of mine accidents were done in public, and barred company representatives from sitting in on the majority of its interviews. The report also said the MSHA obstructed company experts by not allowing them to take pictures or use electronic mine mapping to preserve critical evidence, and attempted to "coerce the company into destroying evidence by applying rock dust and water to areas still under investigation."
MSHA officials intimidated the company's outside industry expert, the report alleged, by saying that the MSHA and the United Mine Workers of America could target him on future mine projects anywhere in the U.S. The report said the expert was concerned enough about his physical safety that he explored "retaining guards to protect his family and himself."
"We are currently reviewing the findings that appear in Massey's report released this morning," said Amy Louviere, a spokeswoman for the MSHA. "MSHA's own conclusions about the cause of the explosion at Upper Big Branch will be discussed in great detail at our public briefing June 29."
Phil Smith, a spokesman for the UMW, declined to comment on Massey's allegation that an MSHA official threatened a Massey expert.
In the report's cover letter, the former Massey chairman urged Congress to pass legislation to create an independent agency to investigate mine accidents, similar to the National Transportation Safety Board that investigates airline crashes, rather than letting the MSHA "police itself."
Mr. McAteer said the creation of an independent board to investigate mine accidents was a good idea that has been suggested by safety experts.
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Differing Views of a Disaster
Massey and an independent investigator reached conflicting conclusions about the explosion that killed 29 miners in April 2010.
|Main Fuel for Blast:
|Natural gas
|Coal dust
|Source of Fuel:
|Crack in mine floor
|Coal dust buildup
|Mine Ventilation:
|Exceeded federal standards
|Let explosive gas build up
|Use of Rock Dust to Suppress Coal Dust:
|Exceeded federal standards
|Was inadequate
|Water Sprayers:
|Functioned adequately
|Failed to prevent spark
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By Tim Graham | January 2, 2008 | 9:06 AM EST
The Washington Post can't find a liberal label anywhere (merely the word "activist") to describe the boutique-left agenda of the Arlington (Virginia) County Board. They're "Targeting Smoking, Trans Fats, and Cars," says the Post headline on Kirstin Downey's story. How anti-car are they?
Board member Jay Fisette (D) will lead Arlington's effort to promote what Tejada called a "car-free diet." Fisette displayed a T-shirt with the slogan, "I lost 2,000 pounds in one day," and referred people to a county Web site, http://www.carfreediet.com, which calculates how much money people could save by getting rid of their car and how much weight they could lose. Fisette also plans to promote a regional bike-sharing program, as some European cities have done.
Car-free diet? Who's proposed eating a car? Fisette is usually celebrated by Post reporters for being openly gay.
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We might be doing something wrong if they can get Josh Smith. They are paying luxury tax now and now take another big bucks player?
Lakers and Miami always gets away with biggie players and we can't.....wonder why?
It's cold in Boston.
KG went from one cold place to another. Maybe that's why we got KG, he's used to the cold!
You are right on Green. The next thirty or so games will determine if they can use him effectively with this roster. Trading him and the others you mention will give us many possibilities. Bradley must come back in time as well to determine how he meshes with this team.
If Paul Pierce plays big minutes as he is supposedly not going to do, he will destroy the Green experiment right there. Pierce is the engine that makes the offense go but the reliance on him hurts the idea of using all the newly acquired players efficiently. Green as you say at twenty five minutes or less is simply not worth keeping.


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Here's a few more photos from th 35 mile El Tour event. My husband and I arrived at the start early and got this backdrop shot before most of the riders showed up.
Once the riders got there, we moved to the back as I didn't want to be in the way. This was my first ride and I figured the more people I had in front of me to watch, the more I'd learn!
Here I am crossing the finish line, and yes, that is a grimmace. My shoes weren't up to the task and I'll be looking into clipless soon, too.
All in all, it was a great experience and I'm already looking forward to my next ride. Maybe the 67 mile event in next year's El Tour? Or the 70 mile Tour of the Tucson Mountains in April?


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