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CostaFortuna, the largest ship ever built in Italy to sail under the Italian flag, was handed over today from Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente shipyard to Costa Crociere. The Fincantieri flag, which has been flying above the 105,000-ton, 2,702-passenger CostaFortuna throughout construction, was, in a ceremony earlier today, lowered and replaced by the colors of Costa Crociere. All Costa ships also fly the Italian flag.
Interestingly, in a near simultaneous ceremony, CostaFortuna's sister ship, CostaMagica, under construction in the same yard, celebrated an event as well. The valves of its building dock were opened so the ship could, for the first time, start to float (CostaMagica is slated for launch next November).
CostaFortuna will be christened on Saturday, November 22 in Genoa and, in keeping with company tradition, the ceremony will feature, in addition to the traditional champagne bottle smash, a lavish theatrical show. "Transatlantic Liners: The Art of Italian Navigation" is billed in a Costa press release as "surprising and innovative." If this show is anything near as spectacular as was the performance staged for the launch earlier this year of CostaMediterranea in Naples, the ebullient press release may actually be understating the hype.
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I think the title says it all.
I wonder if this exists. Reasons for wanting this could be to reduce overhead.
Update: Related ideas/implementations:
- The Tor cell which is the transport unit in Tor.
- The Network Abstraction Layer Unit (NAL) used in RTP.
- Tunneling ATM over IP?
It seems that there should be a standard way to tunnell IP over IP, with proper header compression etc.


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CAIRO — Egypt's anti-government activists pushed to expand their protests and sought to drum up labor unrest as thousands launched strikes at state firms and offices around the country, in defiance of the vice president's warning that demonstrations calling for President Hosni Mubarak's ouster would not be tolerated for much longer.
Efforts by Vice President Omar Suleiman to open a dialogue with protesters over reforms have broken down since the weekend, with the youth organizers of the movement deeply suspicious that he plans only superficial changes far short of real democracy. They refuse any talks unless Mubarak steps down first.
Showing growing impatience with the rejection, Suleiman issued a sharp warning that raised the prospect of a renewed crackdown. He told Egyptian newspaper editors late Tuesday that there could be a "coup" unless demonstrators agree to enter negotiations. Further deepening skepticism of his intentions, he suggested Egypt was not ready for democracy and said a government-formed panel of judges, dominated by Mubarak loyalists, would push ahead with recommending its own constitutional amendments to be put to a referendum.
"He is threatening to impose martial law, which means everybody in the square will be smashed," said Abdul-Rahman Samir, a spokesman for a coalition of the five main youth groups behind protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square. "But what would he do with the rest of the 70 million Egyptians who will follow us afterward."
Suleiman is creating "a disastrous scenario," Samir said. "We are striking and we will protest and we will not negotiate until Mubarak steps down. Whoever wants to threaten us, then let them do so," he added.
Nearly 10,000 massed in Tahrir on Wednesday in the 16th day of protests. Nearby, 2,000 more blocked off parliament, several blocks away, chanting slogans for it to be dissolved. Army troops deployed in the parliament grounds.
For the first time, protesters were calling forcefully Wednesday for labor strikes, despite a warning by Suleiman that calls for civil disobedience are "very dangerous for society and we can't put up with this at all."
Around the country, small strikes — usually in the hundreds each — erupted — by state electrical workers, farmers, museum staffers over low wages, bread shortages or anger at mismanagement. Most of the strikes did not appear to be in response to the Tahrir protesters' calls, and seemed fueled by longtime labor dintent re-emerging amid the unrest. But some strikers threatened to feed into the Tahrir-centered movement.
Some 8,000 protesters in the southern province of Assiut blocked the main highway and railroad to Cairo with burning palm trees, complaining of bread shortages and calling for the regime's downfall.
When the governor, escorted by police, went to talk with t, they pelted his van with stones, smashing its windows before he fled. The protesters threatened to join the Tahrir movement.
About 300 slum residents in the Suez Canal city of Port Said set fire to some parts of the governorate building and several motorcycles, protesting the failure of the governor to build proper housing for them. Police did not interfere, and the protesters set up tents in the city's central Martyrs Square similar to Tahrir.
In Cairo, hundreds of state electricity workers stood in front of the South Cairo Electricity company, demanding the ouster of its director. "Why are you staying here, you've ruined our lives," they chanted. Also, dozens of state museum workers demanding higher wages staged a protest in front of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, crowding around antiquities chief Zahi Hawass when he came to talk to them.
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VPHOP workshop at VPH2012
A dedicated workshop on VPHOP will take place at the VPH2012 conference on Sept 19th, 2012 in London. Join us to discover the VPHOP technologies!
The workshop titled "VPHOP: Multiscale modelling of the skeleton to predict the risk of fracture in osteoporotic elders" aims to present the most important outcomes of the VPHOP Integrated Project.
Taking place towards the end of the project when all of the technologies developed in the project will be up and running, the workshop will offer the possibility to showcase the results of the project, and will suggest the VPH community some general approaches to the multiscale, integrative, personalised modelling of physiological and pathological processes with a relevant mechanobiology component.
The primary outcome for the workshop is to define the methodological state of the art in musculoskeletal modelling, hopefully inspiring many other research groups to adopt similar approaches. We expect to provide to VPH community with a concrete example of VPH hypermodelling technology, which can be reused in most VPH target applications.
The workshop will also dedicate a presentation session to the early results of the NMS Physiome Project, the international collaboration between VPHOP and the American SIMBIOS (the NIH Center for Physics-based Simulation of Biological Structures) which aims to develop synergies in terms of tools, infrastructures, and research activities related to musculoskeletal predictive medicine.
The VPHOP workshop will last 3 hours starting from 10am on Wednesday 19th of September. In order to participate it is necessary to register to the main conference:
For more information, please see the workshop agenda:
- Marco Viceconti, University of Sheffield: Project overview and primary achievements.
- Debora Testi, SCS srl: The VPHOP hypermodelling technology. Description and hands-on demonstration.
- Giordano Valente, Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli: NMS Physiome: An integrated modelling environment for subject-specific musculoskeletal dynamics – LhpBuilder and OpenSim
- Gordon Clapworthy, University of Bedfordshire: Towards automatic muscle volumetric wrapping in inverse dynamics musculoskeletal models.
- Ralph Müller, ETH Zurich: Predicting disease progression and effect of pharma treatment.
- Stephen Ferguson, ETH Zurich: Predicting the reduction of the risk of bone fracture due to interventional treatment. The tissue meso-scale combining patient information with tissue morphology databases.
- William Taylor, Julius Wolff Institute: Predicting skeletal loading using subject-specific anatomical and functional information.
- Enrico Schileo, Istituto Ortopedico Rizzoli: Using a personalised multiscale model to predict the risk of bone fracture in elderly patients: preclinical and clinical validation.
- Rainer Thiel, Empirica: The socio-economic impact of the VPHOP technology: a preliminary cost-benefit analysis.
- René Rizzoli, Université de Geneve: The last word: a clinical perspective on the VPHOP technology: strengths and limitations.
We look forward to seeing you in London!
For additional information: http://www.vph-noe.eu/vph2012/


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Scott Porter: What are your goals for the NFL?
Brian Rolle: I want to have a very long career in the NFL. I want to play and have fun playing the game that I have always loved. It isn't really about the money for me, I just love to play the game and want to play it for a very long time at the highest level I can.
Scott Porter: What NFL player reminds you of yourself?
Brian Rolle: New Orleans Saints LB Jonathan Vilma. He isn't the biggest LB but he makes up for it by the way he plays the game. He is quick and fast and plays bigger than he is. He creates havoc in both the run and passing game. I have always looked up to him and modeled my game after his.
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Scott Porter: What will you miss most about college football at Ohio State?
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Scott Porter: What hobbies do you have off the field?
Brian Rolle: Playing video games, movies and bowling are my biggest enjoyments off the field.
Scott Porter: How would you describe yourself as a person?
Brian Rolle: I am very accountable, I have great character. I have a very high motor that never shuts down. I am always smiling, I am easy going, I work hard and I am very ambitious and honest.
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Undergraduate Curriculum and Academic Policy Committee
Draft Minutes of Meeting
March 27, 2013
Matt Rizki (CECS), Bev Schieltz (CoSM), Sherrill Smith (CoNH), Richard Mercer (CoSM), Tom Sav (RSCoB), Sean Pollack (CoLA), Stephanie Davis (CEHS), Matt Harmon (SG), Joe Law(WAC/GE), Jennifer Barbadora (SG)
Marian Brainerd (Registrar), Mary Holland (Assoc. Registrar), Todd Brittingham (Assoc. Registrar), Dan Krane (Faculty President), Judy Chivers (Athletics Advisor), Roderick Perry (Director of Athletics), Tim Littell (Asst. Dean University College), Thomas Sudkamp (Vice President for Curriculum and Instruction)
1) The committee approved the minutes of the March 13, 2013 meeting.
2) Course and Program Inventory Requests
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4) UCAPC reviewed and approved the CoLA Criminal Justice admissions criteria (via email
5) UCAPC reviewed and approved a revised version of Excused Absence Guidelines that include addition types of circumstances that merit consideration as excused absences as requested by the Senate.
6) The committee reviewed and approved the revised Academic Standing Policy. The policy now includes a section on academic probation.
7) The committee reviewed the University Admissions Standards. Several modifications were suggested including adding items (foreign language and visual arts) to the required high school core to make the standard consistent with the current requirements. The UCAPC Chair noted that Lake Campus expressed concern that the admission policy was not structured to include Lake Campus. After discussion, the committee approved the standards with the understanding they only apply to the Dayton Campus. The UCAPC Chair agreed to contact the Lake Campus administration to ask that a similar policy be crafted for Lake Campus using the new Dayton Campus admission standards as a guide.
8) The committee reviewed and approved an internal committee process that adds administrative review by directors of the General Education, Service Learning, Multicultural Competence, Intensive Writing and Honors into the curriculum workflow.
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By Marc Kovac
There are pictures of Autumn Breeze Carter showing the smiling baby girl full of life and possibilities.
There are others that depict the bruised and lifeless 6-month-old's body after her brutal rape and murder at the hands of a drunken Mansfield man nearly 15 years ago.
Steven T. Smith faces the death penalty for the heinous crime, and prosecutors and the victim's mother urged the state parole board Tuesday to allow the lethal injection to be administered as scheduled.
"It's hard to imagine a crime any more horrible than the one that is before the board here today," said Richland County Prosecutor James Mayer Jr.
But legal counsel for Smith said he was too drunk to understand the consequences of his actions and meant only to rape the baby, not kill her. They argued before the panel that Smith should be allowed to live out his days in prison rather than receiving the ultimate punishment.
"This case is about as bad as it gets," said Joseph Wilhelm, public-defender representing Smith. But "it is still not among the worst of the worst that calls for the death penalty. ... Steve did not intend to kill Autumn, and her death was the accidental consequence of Steve's intended sexual assault."
He added later, "If you can get past the bad facts of this case, then you can see that Autumn's death was most likely a tragic accident."
Smith, 46, is set to be executed May 1 at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility in Lucasville.
The state parole board will offer its recommendation to the governor Wednesday. Gov. John Kasich will make the final decision on whether to commute the death sentence or allow Smith's execution to take place as scheduled.
Smith was convicted in the September 1998 murder of Autumn after an evening of beer drinking.
According to documents, Smith brutally raped the 6-month-old for 10-30 minutes during the early morning hours, turning the volume of the television up loud enough to drown out the baby's cries. He suffocated her in the process, then placed the body in bed with her mother.
Wilhelm told the parole board that Smith likely had a blood-alcohol content of five to seven times the legal limit the night of the crime and was unable to grasp the consequences of his actions.
Much of the argument for clemency Tuesday focused on intent. Under Ohio law, a capital sentence is allowed when there is an intent to murder, but public defenders said the evidence does not prove Smith meant to kill.
Additionally, the jury in the case was not given the option of the lesser rape offense, instead having to choose between the death penalty and acquittal, Wilhelm said.
Legal counsel for the defendant also argued that Smith was thrust into a life of alcohol abuse — growing up in a family with a history of alcoholism, drinking himself as a teen and reporting frequent blackouts.
But, counsel added, Smith also was good with children and did not have a history of abusing youngsters. They said Smith has been a well-behaved inmate who has assisted with community-service projects while behind bars, and he has expressed remorse for the crime.
"This crime still weighs heavily on Steve's conscience," said public defender Tyson Fleming. "Every night he has trouble going to sleep because he thinks about Autumn. He still doesn't understand what made him do what he did. Steve should definitely be punished for his actions in this case, but he should not be executed."
But prosecutors countered that Smith was coherent the night of the murder and tried to hide evidence in the case, dumping a diaper, beer cans and a shirt in an outdoor trash container.
Mayer described the horrific condition of the victim's body — numerous bruises and cuts, the imprint of fabric on her forehead from being pushed into couch cushions during the rape, patches of the baby's hair found on a couch and coffee table.
Prosecutors also said Mayer declined to get treatment for alcoholism and had a criminal history that included domestic violence. And they offered evidence that suggested Smith potentially abused Autumn earlier — a photograph of the baby girl with what appears to be a fabric imprint on her forehead weeks before the murder.
"Autumn Carter would have been 15 years old on Friday," said Jill Cochran, appellate attorney in the Richland County prosecutor's office. "She would be a freshman or sophomore in high school, preparing for prom perhaps, for summer break. ... She is not here today because of the defendant."
I don't care how much remorse he has or how good of an inmate he is, he raped and killed an infant. He does not deserve to live.
For him,I'm sure it really is pulling the drapes,because it's curtains.Turn out the lights. hahahahaha BYEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Good Riddance!!!!!
I couldn't even read the story it is so horrible.
Give him the needle ,then say we are sorry, we didn't mean to kill him.the POS!!!
I raped her but didn't mean to kill her. What?!?! She was 6 (SIX) months old. She was helpless depending on adults to keep her safe. Drunk or not he wrong.
Get the needle ready, veins ready and send this devil to he@#, where he belongs.
"If you can get past the bad facts of this case, then you can see that Autumn's death was most likely a tragic accident."
WTF ?? strap this d-bag down on the table next to this baby killing pos is he truly believe this bastard deserves any mercy !!!!
I just wonder if that poor innocent baby was his child if he "could get past the bad facts of this case"
I've never heard a more stupid,insulting dumbass statement in my life !!!!!!
Of course we are talking about a lawyer here !!!
This lawyer insults the intelligence of the most naive person. He calls it a "tragic accident" like the creep picked up some drunk skank bar-fly at 2:00 a.m. and things got out-of-hand. He only intended to rape the 6-month old child for 10-30 minutes but not kill her. This kind of heinous crime is what challenges my oposition to the death penalty.
the need to cut his balls off and make him eat them, then hang him.
Sadly, six months previous to this horrendous crime, it would have been perfectly legal and acceptable to terminate little Autumn's life. How sad. I pray for her and her loved ones left to deal with this.
I look forward to may 1st.
Good point.
What is wrong with that case where my tax dollars have supported the life of a sick rapist killer for over 20 years and counting?
Now "he" seeks clemency? For what he did? He didn't show any clemency for the baby. This criminal should be thanking society for the years he has lived since 1998 when he was convicted. The baby didn't get these years to live. Time to 'man up' Smith-you raped and killed a baby-you should be running to the injection room to finally put an end to your miserable negative life. Not surprised you have trouble sleeping-most of us will hae trouble sleeping just readiing about your crimes.


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Restrictions: A special use permit is required for beaver trapping when allowed.
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Residents in a small, rural, otherwise peaceful town in Northern California were infiltrated with racially explicit Easter eggs bearing white supremacist messages, according to The Modesto Bee on Friday. The messages were inside of Easter eggs which were left in assorted arrangements, and included statements such as: "Diversity is a code word for white genocide."
It is believed that the hate-filled eggs were left on people's doorsteps prior to 7 A.M.. The neighborhood affected was in the newer, Western part of Oakdale. Some of the eggs were packed neatly in bushes. All of the eggs contained hateful messages, such as: "Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white." Another message read: "Asia for Asians, Africa for Africans and white countries for everybody!!!"
In addition to the hate-filled messages, the eggs also contained a website address to the presumed perpetrators, the organizers of the White Man March which took place in Birmingham, Alabama and Cincinnati, Ohio on March 15. Only about a hundred marchers participated in that event, which makes Friday's Easter egg incident in Oakdale all the more perplexing.
Where did these people come from and what were they doing in Oakdale? These are some of the questions that come to mind when contemplating this incident, the motives of the people involved, and why they singled out a charming, quiet, pristine neighborhood in an otherwise peaceful town.
Oakdale, which is nicknamed "the cowboy capital of the world," is in the heart of California's Central Valley. It is nestled between Modesto to the west and Sonora to the east. It is also considered to be the "gateway to Yosemite" because of its close proximity to Yosemite National Park. Oakdale used to be the home of Hershey Chocolate Company's western plant until the company moved the factory to Mexico. Oakdale also has a museum, an antique railroad, and a grainery. It relies heavily on the tourist industry for much its commerce.


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Osteria Morini's Expansion Plans Clear Another Community-Board Hurdle
Things are looking good for the restaurant's plans to take over the space next door.
Osteria Morini's plans to expand to a building next door on Lafayette Street may have encountered some community-board opposition at first, but CB2's SLA committee voted this week to approve the plans, paving the way for Michael White's restaurant to go forward with its proposed alteration.
Morini's major players, including White, made it clear that they're not looking to add another bar to the second location. "People have trouble getting into the restaurant because it's so crowded and we're so busy," said Carolyn DeFir, Altamarea's on-site manager at Morini. "We're hoping to add 45 seats." She said Morini needed a second liquor license because the existing one doesn't cover a separate address "and it's illegal to have people eating and drinking without a liquor license."
DeFir elaborated on the expansion plans: "A lot of the space will be a food counter," she told us last night."We're hoping do pizzas and have a more visual open kitchen. We're focusing on tailoring the planning for guests and for the neighborhood and I'm sure it will be expensive. I don't even know when we'll begin. We want to make sure we're doing everything safely and correctly."
During the committee's public hearing, Georgette Fleischer, a persistent critic of La Esquina spoke against Morini's app and is likely to voice objections before the full board. "I don't know why the committee is considering the alteration," Fleischer said, noting that the block has 15 buildings, "and there are ten with liquor licenses. I don't see how it is in the public interest to have another drinking and eating establishment."


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According to a Tuesday story in the Houston Chronicle, researchers at the University of Bradford in Great Britain are well in their way to developing a universal blood test to detect cancer in people. The test has profound implications for early detection of cancer, a key to fighting the disease successfully. It can also be used to rule out cancer in patients that have symptoms, saving time and resources.
It s called the Lymphocyte Genome Sensitivity (LGS) test. The way it works is that the white blood cells in the drawn blood is subjected to UV light. The light will damage the white blood cells DNA, but in different ways when the patient has cancer or a precancerous condition than when he or she is healthy. The white blood cells are already under stress when there is cancer present.
A preliminary trial has already determined that the blood test has a great degree of accuracy with patients who have melanoma, colon cancer and lung cancer. A trial is currently ongoing at the Bradford Royal Infirmary to determine the efficacy of the blood test in detecting colorectal cancer. The preferred method of determining a diagnosis of that particular form of the disease is to conduct a far more invasive colonoscopy.
The University of Bradford has already applied for patents for the blood test. A company called Oncascan has been established to commercialize the test once the trials have been completed and it can be delivered into a clinical setting. The ability to use a simple blood test, either as part of a regular exam or when someone develops cancer-like symptoms, to diagnose cancer early has the potential to save millions of lives. Early detection of cancers, along with some of the new treatments that specifically target cancer cells, would be a quantum leap in the treatment of the disease.


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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) — The wife of New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson found a newspaper reporter's engagement ring after the team's 26-20 loss to the New York Jets.
Gayle Benson was in the women's restroom in the MetLife Stadium press box Sunday when she spotted the ring on a counter. She gave it to stadium security and later found out it belonged to Newsday's Jets beat writer, Kimberley Martin.
Martin removed the ring to wash her hands and forgot to put it back on. A relieved Martin, engaged to Bergen Record sportswriter Jeff Roberts, was "incredibly grateful" when told the ring was recovered.
Benson wished Martin "many blessings" and added she should always keep her ring on. "Better to get soap on it than lose it," she said in a message to Martin.
"I am so happy she has her ring," Benson told Newsday. "So happy I saw it on the counter. I suspected it was an engagement ring. Very beautiful."
On Twitter, a relieved Martin responded to a few messages about the situation:
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IMF Executive Board Concludes 2011 Article IV Consultation with BotswanaPublic Information Notice (PIN) No. 11/106
August 2, 2011
Public Information Notices (PINs) form part of the IMF's efforts to promote transparency of the IMF's views and analysis of economic developments and policies. With the consent of the country (or countries) concerned, PINs are issued after Executive Board discussions of Article IV consultations with member countries, of its surveillance of developments at the regional level, of post-program monitoring, and of ex post assessments of member countries with longer-term program engagements. PINs are also issued after Executive Board discussions of general policy matters, unless otherwise decided by the Executive Board in a particular case.
On July 29, 2011, the Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) concluded the Article IV consultation with Botswana.1
Botswana's economy staged an impressive recovery during the past year. Since the second quarter of 2010, the pace of economic growth has been one of the strongest among middle-income countries. The recovery was led by the diamond sector which was propelled by rapidly rising prices for rough diamonds in international markets. The non-mining sector growth has also been solid, notwithstanding the deceleration of public expenditure growth.
Despite the recovery, underlying inflation pressures remain contained. Consumer price inflation (year-on-year) rose from about 7 percent at end-2010 to 8.3 percent as of May 2011, but driven almost exclusively by cost-push factors related to food and fuel price shocks and the impact of increases in administered tariffs and fees on the provision of electricity and health services. Core inflation (excluding food, fuel and administered prices) has not shown a trend increase in the last few months.
The strong economic recovery has helped stabilize financial market conditions. Credit growth to households has picked up somewhat but is still well below pre-crisis levels. Arrears on bank lending, which rose significantly during 2009, stabilized during 2010 and by September 2010 had fallen somewhat due to lower levels of non-performing loans to businesses. Banking sector profitability should improve over time as banks are now seeking efficiencies in cost-to-income ratios and net interest margins, rather than in growing assets and liabilities.
The fiscal position has improved. The estimated fiscal outturn in FY2010/11 was better than expected with a deficit close to 10 percent of GDP, compared to the original budget target of 12 percent of GDP. The non-mineral primary deficit declined from about 31 percent of non-mineral GDP in 2009/10 to 27 percent in FY2010/11. The adjustment reflects a sharp decline in the growth of overall government spending which more than compensated for reduced customs revenues (as net repayments to the Southern Africa Customs Union-SACU Common Revenue Pool were made in 2010) and slow growth of income taxes from the non-mineral economy. Spending cuts were centered in central government transfers to other public bodies and in development spending. The impact of the April 2010 increase in value-added tax (VAT) rates (from 10 to 12 percent) did not yield significant tax revenues.
The overall external position has also strengthened. Annual export growth (in dollar terms) was about 35 percent in 2010. Strong export growth led to a considerable narrowing of the trade deficit in 2010. Beyond diamonds, other minerals such as copper and nickel have benefitted from a strong surge in international prices. Outside mining, beef exports also rose in 2010, while the weakest performer continues to be the textile sector. The real effective exchange rate remained broadly unchanged over the last 12 months.
The medium-term outlook is for a recovery to be sustained, while inflation remains within the central bank's target band of 3 to 6 percent in the second half of 2012. Output growth is projected to average about 5.5 percent with an important contribution by sectors other than diamonds. The external current account balance is set to improve gradually. This reflects robust exports receipts from diamonds and other minerals, together with lower imports of energy and machinery and equipment due to the completion of existing projects and the planned downsizing of the government's public investment program. A recovery of SACU revenues should also support an improved current account balance over the medium-term.
Executive Board Assessment
Executive Directors commended the authorities for their prudent macroeconomic management and welcomed Botswana's strong economic recovery. Looking ahead, the key policy challenges are to reduce the size of government, strengthen the public sector institutional framework, diversify the economy and improve the quality of growth.
Directors broadly supported the authorities' neutral monetary policy stance given that at present there appears to be no concrete evidence of generalized price pressures in the domestic economy. However, if high global food and commodity prices begin to translate into economy-wide price pressures, the authorities should tighten the policy stance.
Directors agreed on the need for fiscal consolidation. They encouraged the authorities to move decisively on their fiscal plan to achieve a balanced budget by FY2012/13, largely centered on prioritizing and reducing government spending. It will be important to ensure that only high quality public investment projects are undertaken and that the growth of the wage bill and the large transfers on tertiary education are appropriately contained. Directors welcomed recent measures to reform the corporate income tax system, and called for additional efforts to increase the effective tax rate on the VAT through rationalizing tax exemptions and incentives and to broaden the tax base.
Directors saw merit in a new fiscal rule which focuses on a greater role of the non-mineral primary balance as a share of non-mineral GDP in the formulation of fiscal policy. Such a fiscal rule would help develop a more robust medium-term fiscal sustainability plan.
Directors welcomed the authorities' efforts to make fully operational the newly established financial stability unit at the Bank of Botswana, and strengthen the regulatory and supervisory framework for non-bank financial institutions.
Directors noted that Botswana faces the challenge of improving the quality of growth. They commended the authorities for their increased focus on poverty reduction and policy initiatives to enhance economic diversification and foster more inclusive growth. In particular, they supported measures to address skills mismatches in the labor market to tackle the high rate of unemployment. Directors noted that successful economic diversification will likely demand sizeable foreign direct investment in the non-mineral sector, which will require sustained efforts to improve the business environment, without impairing the tax base.


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According to an April 14 report from Mstars News, the WWE will pay tribute to the Ultimate Warrior during tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw. Tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw airs live from the BJCC Arena in Birmingham, at 8 p.m. on the USA Network.
As most WWE fans know by now, the Ultimate Warrior passed away earlier this week at the tender age of 54. Ultimate Warrior was one of the most popular wrestlers in the history of the WWE, so the promotion will be honoring him tonight on WWE Monday Night Raw.
No word yet from the WWE on what the tribute will entail, but there's a good chance it will include a lengthy video presentation featuring highlights of his pro wrestling career. The WWE has been tight-lipped on the tribute, so wrestling fans will have to tune in to WWE Monday Night Raw tonight to find out exactly what they have in store.
Besides the Ultimate Warrior tribute, tonight's episode of WWE Monday Night Raw is expected to feature several key storylines, including hype regarding a feud between The Shield and Evolution. It's also expected that Jack Swagger and Cesaro will continue their feud tonight on "Raw."
Also on tonight's WWE Monday Night Raw card, AJ Lee will be looking to reclaim her WWE Divas Championship Belt from Paige, the 21-year-old who took it from her last week. AJ Lee vs Paige hasn't been officially announced, but that bout is likely for tonight's event.
In other matters, John Cena still has a score to settle with Bray Wyatt, especially after the two went toe-to-toe at Wrestlemania. Cena and Wyatt are expected to rematch at Extreme Rules, so tonight might be a good night to hype their continued feud.
Lastly, WWE Universe has been itching to find out when Sting will make his debut with the promotion. Unfortunately, it won't be tonight. Sting hasn't officially signed on with the WWE, as details are still being worked out. Sting may appear in the WWE later this year, but not on tonight's WWE Monday Night Raw.
Sting, who spent most of his wrestling career under the TNA banner, is the most popular wrestler to have never appeared in the WWE. He recently became a free agent, so many wrestling fans expected him to come over to the WWE. Time will tell how the situation pans out.


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It is important for seniors and their family members to investigate and understand what Medicare, Medicare supplements and Medicaid covers. If your aging parent has long term care insurance, it is also important to review waiting periods, cost of living riders and home care coverage. This is the first time many family members hear the term, "spend down". Spend down is depleting private or family finances to the point where an individual is sufficiently poor to meet the eligibility criteria for Medicaid. The spend down process and transition to poverty can involve multiple losses. It is wise to consult an elder care attorney early, before a crisis to assist you in planning to protect your aging parent's assets.
Many aging adults have worked their entire life and they want to leave an inheritance. They do not want to give up everything they have worked for. There are emotional and logistical factors of downsizing. It is emotionally traumatizing and overwhelming to the aging parent to give up their possessions. For many, their former lifestyle was their identity. It is can be a difficult transition to fit into this new lifestyle. People want to age in their homes and do not realize there are options available to them to help keep them there. Eighty percent of long term care is provided by families, not institutions. There are more than 20 million Americans that provide care for an aging loved one. This allows the aging parent to continue to age in place in the comfort of familiar surroundings and be close to their loved ones.


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The Trick or Treat cat toy rewards your cat with her favorite treats as she tugs, swats, and plays. Once you've mounted the Trick or Treat cat toy to the ideal spot on your wall, fill its 6" plastic tube with your cat's favorite small treats, kibble, or catnip pellets. Your treat-loving feline will gleefully swat the jingly 1.5" dia ball hanging from the interior elastic cord. Every time the ball separates from the treat tube, morsels randomly drop. The Trick or Treat cat toy includes a mounting adhesive pad and measures 2.5" x 1.5" x 6" high overall.
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I need to lose weight to get in the National Guard. Is there good "diet" program need to lose 15-20lbs 1-2 months.
Eat half what you normally do, skip sweets, candy, fats, treats, ice cream, anything with a bunch of sugar, and bread. Make sure you do eat though. If you fast you will kick your body into fat retention mode and it will hang onto the fat like your life depennded on it. Fasting seems good but is bad. Eat at least 1500 calories a day. Carrots you can eat, celery (with no dip), <br />
Excercise everyday for at least an hr. Run, run run. Take care not to overdue though because of the potential for injury. You must invest in a good cross training or running shoe.
Well it's common sense really. Make your own meals from scratch. Eat healthy, small meals 6 times a day, limiting your total caloric intake to not less than 800 calories per day. If the fat is natural, include it, if it's processed, remove it. Eat natural foods, don't eat anything man made, other than a protein shake. Do 15 - 20 minutes of hard cardio to get your heart rate up then spend 40 minutes lifting weights hitting a different set of muscle groups each day and going until you feel your muscles *shake*, because that's when you know they're starting to break down and rebuild. Have your protein shake immediately after your workout. 7 days a week
cardio, every day fof one hour, cut out all junk food, buy one of the mens fitness mags, loads of diet and exercise info in them
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Today New Jersey's acting governor Richard Codey will sign a bill that cuts all financial ties between Trenton and Khartoum. Jeff Tyler reports on the move to divest following atrocities in the Sudan.
Lisa Napoli talks with David Carter about hockey's hope for a starry Christmas it's a Crosby, all right, but not Bing. Instead, meet young Sidney Crosby.
Chris Farrell tells Kai Ryssdal what he thinks of the free trade agreement passed by Congress last night.


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Martha Graham Dance Company's Thursday, March 20 performance opened with Appalachian Spring. Seventy years ago, in the throes of World War II, Graham created this work with Aaron Copland contributing the score, and Isamu Noguchi, the set. Experiencing this work in 2014, its relevancy prevails in its elegant simplicity and representation of the American spirit...The World Premiere of Nacho Duato's Depak Ine follows, and is breath-taking. In under five weeks the Spanish choreographer drew from his recent readings of Darwin, creating the captivating piece that aptly showcased not only the strength Graham dancers are known for, but their impressive range and versatility. With a body sprawled face-down beneath a singular stream of foggy light, a male dancer scurries out from the shadows, sliding on his back. A female dancer quickly follows, clasping on to him and peering between his legs at the lifeless body before them.
To read the full review please visit EYE ON DANCE AND THE ARTS.
Learn more about the company's effort to commission works of new choreographers, including Nacho Duato, and Andonis Foniadakis (whose work Echo premiered as well during this Season, by watching the above Dance Enthusiast video.


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From the KnowledgeBase
Secure FTP: How to use Secure FTP to transfer files on a Macintosh
Secure FTP is an alternate method of transferring files between your computer and a remote server. Fugu, Fetch, Trasmit, and FileZilla are all examples of Macintosh applications that provide a Mac interface for Secure FTP to your Unix account. For an introduction to Secure FTP at Princeton University, please see: Secure FTP: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
For Macintosh users who want a graphical interface for secure FTP, OIT recommends the use of Filezilla, a free FTP solution found at: http://filezilla-project.org. SCI student computers have Fetch included as part of the software set pre-installed.
If you are moving files to your public_html folder for web publishing, you can use Dreamweaver, which has Secure FTP capabilities built into the program, or you can use Filezilla. Secure FTP programs do not require a VPN connection, but they do require that you Enable Your Unix Account.
Secure FTP Instructions
FTP will automatically take you to the correct public_html folder within your Unix account, but first your Unix account must be enabled. Log in to the Enable Your Unix Account page to make sure your account is enabled.
Once an SFTP application is installed on your computer, open it.
- Enter arizona.princeton.edu in the Connect to: field
- Enter your University netID in the Username field
- Enter 22 into the Port field.
- Entering something in the Directory: field is optional. If you want to connect directly to your public_html directory to upload a Web page, you could fill in public_html here.
- Click the Connect button
- Enter password when prompted and click the Authenticate button.
- If this is your first time connecting to a host (e.g. arizona.princeton.edu), you might receive the following security message; "The authenticity of host 'arizona.princeton.edu can't be established. DSA key fingerprint is xxx.xxx. Are you sure you want to continue connecting?" When you click Yes, a key code is saved in a file on your system so you will not see this in the future.
- When the connection is made, one side of the screen will list the files on the remote host (server), and the other will list your local computer.
- Uploading means copying a file from your local computer to the remote computer.
- To upload a file or folder from your local computer to the remote computer, drag the items you want to upload from the local pane to the remote pane.
- Downloading means copying a file from the remote computer to your local computer.
- To download a file from the remote computer to your local computer, drag it from the remote pane to the local pane.
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I finally carved out some time to put all my Dr. Seuss happenings in one blog post.
These days that is HARD folks....I am currently writing this in the 5 minutes before I head to the gym then run my kids across town to soccer practice followed by dinner.bath.books.bedtime. HOLY COW. I am tired just thinking about what all has to happen before 7:45 p.m. I know y'all feel this way too!
<Update- this obviously did not get published before ALL of that, but no fear- kids are in bed and my allergy medicine hasn't kicked in so I am with you for about 10 more minutes- HA!>
For Dr. Seuss' bday, Emmie was prepared (before you even ask, it's a Lolly Wolly dress...we are kind of obsessed)!!!
When my students showed up on Monday, we had tons of Dr. Seuss books to choose from for their independent reading time.
On Monday we had gobs of reading time (even parents game in to guest read) and snacks to match!
On Tuesday we dove into Seuss' "meatier" books! My all time favorite book is the Lorax. We found ways to involve the Lorax in all our subject areas.
In math we measured and created truffala trees. We then wrote about how to figure out how much taller one is than the other.
This was one of those ideas that I thought of RIGHT before I did it.
Isn't that how the best ideas come to you?!?!
In Science we made Truffala trees out of clay and talked about physical changes (we are studying matter).
In writing we adopted the voice of the Lorax ourselves and wrote for an animal or part of nature that we feel the need to protect. Of course since my students' teacher is obsessed with watercolors, we painted the object of our affection!
This little girl spoke for the manatees!
Here are all of our projects on display:
On Wednesday we moved on to another Seuss favorite of mine- Horton Hatches an Egg!
With this book my students wrote about some of the difficult vocabulary in the book (without me telling them what the words meant). We have been working on using context clues to help us figure out how to do this.
Oh yeah, and we ate a snack. Or the kids did- Mrs. King is
on a diet going through a lifestyle change.
Friday was another favorite.
I mean really, how many favorites can one teacher have?!?!
But in all seriousness, this page has to be the page that SPEAKS to us teachers.
I truly, truly feel that my students are going to be awesome citizens one day, and it is my job to make sure they see their own potential.
I have seen a few variations of this craft around the internet. If you know where this originally came from, please let me know so I can give credit!
I had my students write about their long term goals in life. I also took their pictures acting as if they were in hot air balloons. I think the rest is pretty self explanatory, but if you have questions, please ask in the comments!
I forgot to take a picture once they were all hanging, but I will make sure to share as soon as I do!


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This office has a network consisting of Cisco Catalyst and Juniper EX L3 switch. Cisco Router and Juniper L3 switch share a OSPF area in between them.
Hosts on Juniper side are running FTP servers and are keep running into packet loss that causes extra overhead to resend lost packets. Not sure what the problem is.
I thought MTU difference between the switches might be causing the frames to be lost. But I've heard MTU size difference is minor and can be ignored, but is this practical?
Did anyone get around adjusting MTU size for the inter-vendor switches? Or am I just imagining this problem?
One of output from Cisco to Juniper:
980 bytes from 192.168.21.100: icmp_seq=0 ttl=255 time=11.49 ms
980 bytes from 192.168.21.100: icmp_seq=1 ttl=255 time=3.765 ms
MTU on both sides are 1500.


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Does SX30's NB-L7 battery works on SX40 or SX50?
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Does SX30's NB-L7 battery works on SX40 or SX50?
I'm going to upgrade my SX30 to SX50, I have several SX30 NB-L7 spare batteries. I know that SX40 and SX50 uses NB-L10 battery. But, has somebody tried the NB-L7s with them? I mean, they look the same shape and size.
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March 20 TigerCast: Caraun Reid Details Journey From Ivy Title To NFL Draft
During Princeton's Spring Break week, Senior Bowl invitee Caraun Reid joins the latest edition of TigerCast to discuss his journey from a 1-9 season to an Ivy League championship, and his ongoing path towards the NFL Draft.
Reid was a three-time first-team All-Ivy League selection during his career at Princeton, which ended this past fall with the Tigers claiming their first Ivy League title since 2006. Reid was a finalist for the Buck Buchanan Award, which goes to the National Defensive Player of the Year, as well as for the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Year honor.
Since then, Reid has participated in the Senior Bowl and the NFL Combine, as well as the recent Princeton Pro Day, in hopes of becoming Princeton's 14th NFL draft pick. He is trying to give Princeton draft picks in back-to-back years for the first time since 1982 (Bob Holly) and 1983 (Jon Schultheis).
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Sept. 19: Max Coale (football) 4:55; Phillip Bhaya (football) 17:35.
Sept. 26: Sabrina King (women's volleyball) 4:40; Di Andre Atwater (16:10).
Oct. 3: Jim Barlow (men's soccer) 4:05; Spenser Huston (football) 14:55.
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Nov. 14: Courtney Banghart (women's basketball) 4:55; Jeff Kampersal (women's hockey) 18:35; Caraun Reid (football) 27:35.
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Jan. 9: Gail Ramsay (women's squash) 4:20; Sean Wilkinson (men's squash) 16:35.
Jan. 16: Sam Shweisky (men's volleyball) 5:15.
Jan. 23: Luis Nicolao (women's water polo) 3:55.
Jan. 30: Nicole Hung (women's basketball) 5:25; Mitch Henderson (men's basketball) 19:20.
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hostile committee. Morris hasn't allowed an up-or-down Senate vote
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Monday the Expedition crewmembers -- Commander Ken Bowersox, Flight Engineer Nikolai Budarin, and NASA ISS Science Officer Don Pettit-got into their Sokol launch and entry suits for a fit check in the shock-absorbing seats in the Descent Module of the Soyuz TMA-1 spacecraft docked to the station's Pirs Docking Compartment. Wednesday morning, taking advantage of their ability to look at the actual hardware on orbit, the crewmembers spent an hour answering questions from members of the flight control team in Houston about the details of several maintenance and repair tasks completed during the past few months. Packing of personal gear, and other preparations for departure and landing, continued all week.
Plans for the launch of the next crew to the International Space Station advanced this week, too. On Monday at the General Designer's Review in Moscow officials confirmed that the Soyuz TMA-2 vehicle is ready for launch. Today officials at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center in Star City, Russia, certified the Expedition 7 crewmembers for flight.
Commander Yuri Malenchenko and NASA ISS Science Officer Ed Lu are due to depart Star City for the Baikonur Cosmodrome launch site in Kazakhstan on Sunday to make final preparations for their launch April 26, at 9:54 a.m. Baikonur time (10:54 p.m. CDT on Friday, April 25). The new crew should arrive at the station early in the morning of Monday, April 28, to begin six days of handover briefings with the returning crew. Bowersox, Budarin and Pettit are scheduled to land in the old Soyuz on May 4; Bowersox and Pettit will be the first American astronauts ever to land in a Soyuz spacecraft.
While spending more time on departure preparations this week, the station crew continued their science operations. All three participated in biomedical experiments looking into lung function and kidney stone formation in microgravity, and each day Pettit oversaw experiment runs of the InSpace investigation in the Destiny Laboratory's Microgravity Sciences Glovebox. Pettit has been applying and removing magnetic forces to particles and clumps of particles suspended in paramagnetic fluids for the benefit of investigators looking to develop better fluids for brake and vibration damping systems.
All three crewmembers also continued their participation in several research protocols to learn more about how the human body reacts to extended periods in a weightless environment.
Thursday the Expedition 6 crewmembers participated in another educational event, answering questions about their mission and about living in space posed by students from Mountain Park Elementary School in Roswell, Ga., who have been participating in a year-long celebration of the Centennial of Flight.


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We created an image of one of our database servers in Rackspace. Then, we created a new server using that image, expecting things to work. However, the index performance we have seen seems to be bad, and even the query plans, when comparing the
explain analyze outputs from the first server to the second one, have been different. Basically, the second server - the one that was restored from a saved image - does not seem to rely on indexes as it should.
Is there something related to image restore that would cause this behavior? If so, what may need to be done to fix the issue? Should I look somewhere else?
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Because wintertime is cold, many people are restless and eager to move around. Lucky for them, there is the Annual Innkeepers Civil War Winter Ball.
Designed for dancers, romantics and Civil War history lovers alike, the Innkeepers Winter Ball has been an ongoing tradition dating back to 1995. This year's event will take place on Jan. 25, at the Great Ball Room of the Gettysburg Hotel.
Events leading up to the initial dance will be ongoing throughout the preparatory day, starting with lessons at 10 a.m. Because this is a period-style ball, it's always a good idea to practice the dance steps prior to taking a turn around the ballroom. These dance lessons are free and open to allow dancers such preparations.
The evening ball will open with dinner being served at 6:30 p.m. At 8 p.m. the Grand March will officially begin, and it will be time to take to the dance floor, decked out and ready for a night of festivities and a step back in time to a traditional Civil War style ball. Traditional music will accompany the evening, along with reels, circle dances, period squares, waltzes and much more. The Victorian Photography Studio will also be onsite to take photographs throughout the evening.
To make the night as authentic as possible, in the sense of Civil War tradition, period attire or formal wear is strongly recommended. Many surrounding area shops rent out Civil War attire to those who do not own their own garments of tradition. Selections include Victorian formal evening wear and ball gowns, as well as Civil War uniforms.
This is an event that draws dancers from all over the country, and for many couples, it is a yearly tradition much sought after. According to veteran dancer Marika Delgado, the Innkeepers Winter Ball is "the best ball of the season." Newcomers are always welcome, and this ball offers the perfect opportunity for newcomers and those not highly experienced to become better acquainted with traditional 19th century style Civil War dance and music.
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I am familiar with using rsync for backups on Linux. However, in the event of a hard disk crash, I have been repeatedly told that with a new disk, install a latest version of the OS, then the data created (word processing files, accounting, etc.) then you are back to normal. However, what about all the configuration files stored in /etc and elsewhere? What about the applications I installed which were not part of a yum repo? I don't believe they can simply be copied back over a new installation or on different hardware without overwriting needs files by the OS?
I would greatly appreciate and kind and thoughtful reply to this, because this problem truly bothers me. I don't want to spend a day or two rebuilding a system by trying to remember which configurations need to be changed, cron jobs, applications installed, scripts, etc.
In addition, how do a document what has been installed on a Linux server? Sometimes you install a script, works great, and easily forget it was there. What should the method be? Create a "logbook" of all changes done to the server including each application? Sounds like there needs to be a better method.
Or should I not be using rsync for full backups like this, and look at something else which might do a bare metal store? Thanks in advance for your helpful reply!


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Colin Fox (born 17 June 1959, Motherwell) is the joint national spokesperson of the Scottish Socialist Party (along with Frances Curran), a former member for Lothian in the Scottish Parliament. He lives in the Inch, Edinburgh, with his partner Zillah and their two children. He was a leading activist in the struggle against the poll tax in Edinburgh as a member of Labour Party Young Socialists, and became Lothian regional organiser of the SSP. He was selected as its no. 1 candidate in Lothian region for the Scottish Parliament election of 2003, and was elected. He lost his seat in the 2007 election. He is the justice spokesman for the SSP, and has campaigned for the abolition of prescription charges, including putting a Bill to that effect before parliament. In June 2005 he took part in a peaceful protest, interrupting Question Time in the Scottish Parliament, along with three other SSP MSPs, to highlight their claim that parliament had failed to secure the right to demonstrate outside the Gleneagles Hotel where the G8 were meeting. As a consequence, he was suspended from the Scottish Parliament for the whole of September and the salaries of the four MSPs and their staff were
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Ashley Baxstrom: Jesus saves but maybe he shouldn't sell. At least, not cell phones. And especially not during Easter.
The Advertising Standards Authority, which governs media advertising and operates kind of like the UK's version of the FCC, this month banned a publicity campaign from UK mobile retailer Phones 4 U that ran this past spring, calling them "disrespectful."
The ads featured JC's smiling, winking, thumbs-up-giving mug – a variation on the popular "Buddy Christ" character from the 1999 film "Dogma" – and the slogan "Miraculous deals on Samsung Galaxy Android phones."
The ASA reported 98 complaints from consumers who had received the ad in their papers during Easter and stated that the depiction of Jesus, especially being featured during the Christian Holy Week, "gave the impression they were mocking core Christian beliefs."
Phones 4 U, a largely independent retailer, argued they had been trying to show religion in "a light-hearted, positive and contemporary" way, but in the end conceded that offense had been taken. They said the advertisements had been withdrawn and apologies sent to those who complained.
Previous bans have included campaigns which the ASA said were implying sexual violence against women and underage sex, or seemed to simulate drug use, or "glamorised and condoned violence"; on the other side, ads for the 2009 film "Inglorious Basterds" were deemed inoffensive.
We would be curious to find a history of more cases in which religion was the issue being debated. Does the ASA have a guidebook detailing what constitutes good and bad, safe or offensive, religion? Has anybody tried a dancing rabbi candlestick campaign? Is it just disrespectful because people complained, or because it ran during a Christian holiday? Would the ASA have ruled on it otherwise?
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Made In Chelsea's Spencer Matthews Hits Mayfair
Made In Chelsea's Spencer Matthews looked super-proud of Louise Thompson (at least, we think that's what that look is!) at Whisky Mist this week, for the launch of Pocket London - her denim company.
Louise looked chic in an off-the-shoulder black top and gorgeous statement necklace, and we were lucky enough to get some of her style and beauty tips at the launch too!
Meanwhile, Spencer told us which celeb he'd LOVE to see wearing Louise's jeans… and Andy Jordan had exactly the same suggestion. They really do have the same taste in women, don't they?
Still, we also found out that Louise is planning a winter sun break with Spencer this Christmas, to the Caribbean, and they showed they're still going strong at the party.
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