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It's always interesting to study disillusionment, that internal necessity to reevaluate one's beliefs when reality intrudes. Emma Goldman was a Russian immigrant to the U.S. who was deported for political reasons and returned to Russia for two years. What she saw there, unexpectedly to her, was repression and violence. In 1923–24 she published two books, My Disillusionment in Russia and My Further Disillusionment in Russia.
Goldman was an anarchist, the roots of which word mean "without a ruler." Latter-day "an-archist" punks must have thought it meant "without rules" too. Even the hippies knew that "You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by" (Crosby Stills & Nash). But it's unnatural for human beings to live without either rulers or rules. "Anarchism" as a historical political theory had some other careful definition, but that would only demonstrate further how words don't always mean what they mean. Goldman was what we might call a libertarian now.
She wrote of a young follower of Makhno, an anarchist rebel, who said, "He is trying to direct the innate rebellious spirit of the Ukrainian peasant into organized Anarchist channels." In any case, Goldman distinguished between Anarchism, Syndicalism, Revolution, Bolshevism, Leninism, Marxism, and Communism (yes, all capitalized, no pun intended).
She also referred to the political "right" and "left" in unfamiliar ways, as in "the developing tendency of the Bolsheviki toward the right." And no, it won't do to make an analogy between the Bolsheviki and what we call the "right" in the U.S. today. Or the "left." Those terms are obfuscating.
It wasn't just rhetoric that led Goldman to use many religious terms to describe what she saw in Russia in the 1920s. She called Lenin a Puritan as well as a "shrewd Asiatic," who said free speech was a bourgeois notion, and that there can be no free speech in a revolutionary period. The Bolsheviki were "social puritans who sincerely believed that they alone were ordained to save mankind." In describing Russia and the Revolution(s), where "Communism is the State religion," Goldman freely used terms like faith, crucify, spiritual, sacrifice, dogma, zealot, superstition, military and civic priesthood, pope, "Lenin and the other Grand Seigneurs of the Communist Church," Bull, excommunicated, heretic, Holy See (the Third International Communist gathering), the infallibility of their creed, martyr, devout, "the Immaculate Conception of the Communist State which by the aid of the Revolution was to redeem the world," and deity. A young factory worker "reasoned like a nun dedicated to the service of the Church." "The Bolsheviki were the Jesuits of the Socialist Church; they believed in the Jesuitic motto that the end justifies the means." "The country must be forced to be saved by the Communist Party." Oddly enough, Goldman, a Jew, wrote of celebrating Christmas with colleagues in a railroad car; they even decorated a tree and gave each other gifts.
Russia produced a 1984-like Newspeak of contradiction in which thought had to be contorted bizarrely to try to fit conditions. Pledges and responsibilities, value of human life, quality of character, even the importance of revolutionary integrity as the basis of a new social order were considered bourgeois sentimentality, observed Goldman. She couldn't have known then that this was the foundation of the Soviet purges in the '30s. (See my review of The Red Decade by Eugene Lyons.) The laborers who were to be the new rulers had to be forced to work. Lenin said "Rob the robbers," which carried the seeds of contradiction much like the old puzzler, "Everything I say is a lie, including this." A woman named Angelica Balabanov "suffered keenly from the reality which was so unlike her ideal," and finally concluded that it wasn't that the revolution had failed, but that life itself was a failure. Others eventually decided the Revolution was a fraud.
In the end, Goldman saw that the so-called Revolution merely replaced one set of tyrants with another. Manipulation of language could not change the reality. It's a paltry god that's made so crudely in man's image — bound to disappoint.


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By webmink on Mar 21, 2007
Open Source Month continues over on SDN TV (have you subscribed yet?), and this week I interview Kuldip Oberoi about Sun Studio and about Solaris Express Developer Edition, and OSG candidate Glynn Foster about GNOME. If you've not tried Sun Studio go give it a try - it's a great development environment for the non-Java programmer.

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Revolutionary Road
A young married couple living in the suburbs during the 1950s struggle to accept their ordinary life: He commutes to his humdrum job every day; she stays home to raise their two kids. Based on the novel by Richard Yates, this is not the sort of movie you rent after a long, hard day at the office—or a long, hard fight with your husband. But performances by Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio, and direction by Sam Mendes (American Beauty), make the film worth watching. Just have your Xanax ready.
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Of all the Holocaust-themed movies that came out in '08, this was one of the most cinematically satisfying. It tells the true, little-known story of the Polish Bielski brothers and the more than 1,000 Jews they helped hide in the forest. Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber and Jamie Bell star in this moving, only occasionally sentimentalized, tale of conflict and survival.
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The end of the ALM process: When to decommission a mobile app
By Lukas Stewart
Software development teams often pour their heart and souls into the mobile applications they develop, but there comes a time where the mobile application lifecycle management process must come to an end, and that means decommissioning the mobile application that was so proudly put into production many moons ago.
No matter how good a product is when first released, there comes a time to decommission.
Lukas Stewart, Mobile Software Architect
Of course, given the pride so many teams have in their mobile apps, many organizations keep their mobile applications active long beyond the time in which they should have been put out to pasture. How does an organization know when it's time for the decommissioning process to begin? Here are seven scenarios that indicate pretty clearly that it's time to yank your code from the app store:
Seven reasons why your mobile app needs to be decommissioned:
- Too few people are using the mobile app
- The mobile application does not deliver or support revenue making activities, and it isn't worth the ongoing costs for maintenance
- Another firm has created an mobile app that does the job better, so your company acquires the right to white label their app and roll it out to your customers as a replacement for your existing app
- Your organization and its needs have changed and the app is no longer relevant to your business model
- The app is targeted at a function or device that is no longer in popular use by your target user demographic. For example, you might have a BlackBerry app that is falling into disuse in the age of the Android device.
- An app-related security breach occurs that is so serious you need to completely remove the app from circulation rather than simply patching things up
- The app sucks so much that your company is embarrassed that it was ever released; it needs to be improved and rebranded to shake off the stench of poor user reviews
While many software development teams are proud of the mobile products they have developed, pride should never allow a good product to turn stale. No matter how good a product is when it is first released, there comes a time when an application must be decommissioned, and the mobile ALM process brought to an end.
What types of consumer backlash have you experienced when keeping an application in production long beyond its useful lifespan? Let us know your experiences.
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New Book Explores the Rich and Wacky History of Toy and Novelty Cameras
Early in his career, renowned fine-art photographer Stephen Shore made a project using a Mick-a-Matic, a snapshot camera shaped like the head of Mickey Mouse. True story.
It's funny to imagine one of America's foremost photographers out in the world making art with a Mickey Mouse head hanging from his neck. But many artists have used toy and novelty cameras. For Shore, the Mick-a-Matic allowed him to explore snapshot photography as a concept and phenomenon at a time when photography as an art form was formal and almost exclusively shot in black-and-white.
Other artists are drawn to the unpredictability of toy and plastic cameras. Photographers "love these toys, they love the authenticity of the unexpected," says Buzz Poole, co-author of Camera Crazy, a new book that recalls the history of mass-market cameras, from the Eastman Kodak Brownie Camera, released in 1900, up through present day toy cameras. The book is a delightful look at the fascinating and, at times, ridiculous forms cameras have taken. In addition to popular and well-known cameras from Diana, Holga and Lomography, there is a Fred Flintstone camera, soda and beer can cameras, a Charlie the Tuna camera, a Looney Tunes camera that talks, and a spy camera shaped like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cups package. "That is just a weird product," Poole laughs. "[The manual] tells you how to trick people into stopping so you can get a clear picture of them without them knowing." (more…)


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Thank you so much for the bird-day wishes & gifts. Momma cannot beleive I am 8 already! I surely do not act like it. I bounce around all over the place doling out smackety paws to both the boys & humans alike. Speaking of humans, can you believe that they were not here on MY BIRDDAY! I did get much attention & sweet talks from them, upon their return, but still... However, I did get to enjoy a new taste sensation yesterday that kind of makes up for it. Now I am not a girl that eats much people food, and really I like CAKE and assorted cake items along with an occasional Cheezenip...Anyways, Momma is trying very hard to get in shape for her health, and she prepared a wrap for dinner with tons of veggies & some rotisserie chicken. Well of course when The Dad started munching his, I had to see in case I did or did not want some. He held a bit of chicken for me to sniff, and I snarfed it! There was no skin on it or spices, but man was it good. I ate a couple more bites, and then when Mom was fixing some of the leftover chicken for her lunch today, she asked me & Felix if we would like a bite of chicken, and well of course! Momma says we can only get a bite or two so our tummies don't get upset, but at least if need be, I can eat some plain chicken for a treat. Now....where's that cake?....WHAT? Momma is not eating cake for a while?!? eeeeeeek!
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You sure had a great Birthday!
Glad you got some chicken....fried chicken is my favorite,but all chicken is good!
What a nice Mom & Dad to share chicken with you...I am not into people food at all!!!!
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Malves, I think I will use thisconfiguration...What do u think??
Motor and Esc:http://www.rctechshop.com/loja/produ...roducts_id=461 (but I will use this batery http://www.rctechshop.com/loja/produ...roducts_id=343 )
3.3g servos: http://www.rctechshop.com/loja/produ...roducts_id=452
And a bLue arrow rx 2.8g: http://www.100aero.com/product_info....products_id=72
The problem is that i have only the 4mm depron ,
So I think i´ll reduce the plan to 25" What do u tHink??
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Just got back home. Another great night at the gym. Met Birdie-in-Texas again and his wonder toolbox that save me again, after I hit the floor and my motor came off from the nose.. So, there was another guy flying 3D and the 3 of us are talking. I asked about the guy's motor and it was a very VERY nicely wound cd-rom motor. But I noticed something else. The way the motor was mounted looked familiar. Could it be Fwilly? But wait! Fwilly doesn't live in TX, right? Right, but he drove from New Mexico...and I was pleasantly surprised to meet him.
The longer Yak flew very nice. It came in at 4oz. I bought 2mm depron by mistake. I have a short vid flying it that Birdie shot. I'll try to post it tomorrow. It will show how much class I have when I crash.
Hi, the summer past and I had some time to make my rew for this amazing plane .
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Akku: (only 2cell for this model) 450mah 15c and 820 10C for outdoor
ESC : Fly 12A/15A
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It can do all 3D manoeuvres, but not so good for knife edge (it needs some speed for this), very good for hovering ( I was doing it in my liveing room when it had been raining outside).
Actually this is my first painting job
More: http://rcunderground-nishuko.blogspo...ne-to-fly.html
I love the paint job its cool . Is this your first yak , i have an ikarus yak and knife edge is good . I kept it light and add a little more rudder area and it helped he knife edge speed .
Thanks Yes, it's my first Yak, it was built for f3p B practising, but it was also very good for 3D. I'm going to build one for pure indoor.
Now I am flying with Futurion which requers only a little touch of rudder (actually knife edge is easer when normal, horizontal, flying ), maybe I shouldn't compare the perfomance of these two different planes...
So for the other Yak I'll increase ailerons and rudder (as you did), it should perform much better then.
I also fly Futurions and they are the best plane for my style of flyin . Yaks are very good as we all know derk has proven this , i am flyin a Future to learn F3p and it is so easy , i look good but im far from it . Knife edge is effortless no imput is required slow up lines and slow down lines . The future is not an easy build but when you take time and make sure everything is equal and set the radio gear in correctly then the rewards are a true flying model that makes a bad pilot look good .
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Hi guys,
First time building my own foamy, I'm hooked. I was doing a search and came across your Yak, love it. I am a little stuck though. I have printed out the pages, cut them into templates, cut all the 3mm depron etc. I am trying to do a mock setup but my wings are too far forward. Can someone explain or post a picture so a rank newbie can build this
I am assuming the flat fuse piece butts up against the back of the wing and the front fuse piece butts up to the front of the wing?
My back flat fuse piece is just over 12.5 inches and my front is 3.75 inches
How far from the front of the fuse to the LE
6mm depron build
Using the plans here is what i have so far on this build. I added some foam for stability and used 3.5" floppy media as the hinges.
Right now its pulling 3.2 A and 30W at full throttle from a 2S 850mAh on the 2500kv Turborix.
Here is the motor details. Im trying to get the most thrust with 5-8 min flight times. Any ideas for the best prop size on this foamie?
No. Of cells : 2-3 Li-Poly
rpm/v (kv) : 2500
Propeller : 5 X 3
Max. efficiency current : 7A
Thrust : 300g
Weight : 24g
Shaft diameter : 3mm
Dimensions : 18x10 mm
Max. efficiency : 89%
No load current : 0.9A/10v
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Your nose came out as long as mine!
The others have a shorter nose. Have you flown it yet? How far back from the LE is your CofG
No one is helping me out
I don't for a second believe 89% efficiency from a 24g outrunner in actual operation at 7A. I'd be astonished if that were true and I think they'd have a lot of other manufacturers buying up their motors to figure out how it's being achieved. Also they're claiming 300g of thrust but they don't say on what cell count or prop which makes it meaningless. Motors don't produce thrust, propellors do. And you need sufficient pitch speed too if you want to make a plane fly.
I'm not saying there's anything wrong with the motor but I'm very suspicious of those specs.
Anyway, you want 5-8mins from a 840mAh battery. There's no max current spec so say we use the specified(!) max efficiency current of 7A.
Even loaded to 7A for the whole flight you'll get 0.84/7*60 = 7.2 minutes.
For this sort of plane to fly the way it should you'll want to be able to fly fine at half throttle or much less with full throttle providing lots of extra power only normally used for high drag manoeuvers or vertical climbs. So you'll probably get close to 15 minute duration depending on your flying style and AUW.
If you can measure current I'd suggest getting a GWS HD 6x3 and 7x3.5 for starters and aim to draw somewhere near the specified current. It may manage an 8x4 but I'd try the 7x3.5 first. A 2s 840mAh pack is going to mean the plane's not going to be terribly light and I'm not sure 7A on 2s is going to be enough for good performance but it's worth a try.
Suspicions verified
I unglued it and mounted an old slow stick motor. Running an 1280 its pulling 6.4A. The specs say this motor should pull 12A with that prop? Of course my CG had to be moved even further back. My CG is now around 22-23 CM from the LE. Total flying weight with pack is 341g with the 850 mAh 3S. Hopefully the 15 mph winds we have had here in GA will die down and I can get a test flight on this thing.
I think my next scratch build will be a larger fanfold foam body with big dihedral removable wings. I want something that can carry a camera for AP. All I need are some good large scale plans (with removable wing for transport) and a motor reccomendation for something that big.
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We have receved a lot of spam reports by some of our families for legitimate club emails. It makes no sense but people are doing it anyway. It may only be 3 or 4 reports a day out of 25,000 emails but Comcast, AOL, Verizon, Roadrunner and others react to it, sometimes slowing our email down.
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International marketing firm Growth Nation (www.growthnation.com) recently hosted a delegation of business and government leaders from Uasin Gishu, Kenya which is a new sister city for Scottsdale, Arizona.
Business and economic discussions were kicked off by Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane. He welcomed the delegation to set the stage for more detailed discussions. After Lane spoke the sister city delegation leaders shared their story. Growth Nation's Doug Bruhnke said after a couple of hours everyone had a better idea of where the touch points in business are. It is hoped participants will find many new growth opportunities in addition to educational and cultural connections. Bruhnke notes this proves the sister city program, started under President Eisenhower, is an important U.S. program.
"Just as in your business, growth begins with a conversation and some opportunities are better than others and they deserve greater attention," Bruhnke writes in an e-newsletter.
Bruhnke writes that U.S. and Africa trade has declined a lot in the past decade while trade between China and Africa has increased dramatically. "It's time for American companies to re-open conversations about Africa as the continent continues to grow in economic power," writes Bruhnke. "The future is much closer than you think."


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Having just brought a couple of boards on ebay without dvd drives (to refine my reflow profile, which is now working consistently) i was wondering what is actually needed to glitch, i know you need the coolrunner, but what is the bare minimum hardware you need? do you actually need a usb nad programmer, or can you use the old lpt way?
you will need bare minimum;
nand-x programmer, (mine came will all the wires you need)
coolrunner rev c board,
nand-x to coolrunner jtag cable
a decent soldering iron
good solder and flux paste
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ok thanks, i assume i don't need to leave the nad-x in after the nad and coolrunner have been programmed ? and where would you recommend i buy them from (i have been looking at ck3.co.uk)
The Nand-X is just for reading/writing your nand on the motherboard AND for programming the Coolrunner. Once that's done, the Coolrunner stays attached and the Nand-X goes into the cupboard. Alternately, they do have the J-R Programmer which essentially is a budget version of the Nand-X. It's only been out for a month or so, relatively new.
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CLEVELAND – Colorado Rockies ace Ubaldo Jimenez is headed to the Indians, but at a steep price.
The Tribe acquired the 27-year-old flamethrower Saturday, agreeing to send top pitching prospects Drew Pomeranz and Alex White, first baseman Matt McBride and pitcher Joe Gardner to Colorado.
Jimenez, a 6-foot-4 right-hander, was the starting pitcher for the National League in the 2010 All-Star Game and possesses one of the most feared fastballs in baseball.
He is 6-9 with a 4.46 ERA this season, striking out 118 batters in 123 innings, after finishing third in last year's NL Cy Young Award voting.
Jimenez made his scheduled start Saturday for the Rockies in San Diego, but was removed after one inning and promptly began hugging his teammates in the Colorado dugout. He allowed four runs and was the pitcher of record.
The swap was first reported by the Denver Post, including the detail the left-handed Pomeranz can't officially be dealt until Aug. 16 – one year after signing his first professional contract with Cleveland.
The Rockies signed Jimenez to a four-year, $10 million contract prior to the 2009 season. The Indians inherit option years in 2013 ($5.75 million) and 2014 ($8 million), though he can void the latter season as a result of the trade.
Jimenez's career record is 56-45 with 771 strikeouts in 850 innings and a 3.62 ERA. He is a native of the Dominican Republic.
The first indication that a deal was imminent came just as the Indians began their game against Kansas City at Progressive Field.
Tribe management pulled Pomeranz and first baseman Matt McBride from the starting lineup at Double-A Akron, then told White he would not make his scheduled rehab appearance for the Aeros against Erie at Canal Park.
Though the right-handed White made three starts for Cleveland this season, going 1-0 with a 3.60 ERA, the key to the deal was Pomeranz.
One of the most game's coveted minor leaguers, Pomeranz was the fifth overall pick in the 2010 MLB Draft. He is 0-1 with a 2.57 ERA in three starts with the Aeros, all coming after being promoted from Single-A Kinston, where he went 3-2 with a 1.87 ERA for the little Indians.
Second-year pro Garner, a righty, was 7-8 with a 4.99 ERA in 19 starts for Akron.
McBride, who has spent six seasons in the Tribe's minor league system, hit .297 with 14 home runs in 84 games for the Aeros.
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Replace the battery in your Honda Pilot Key. Note, this is not about how to program your key. It takes 5 minutes to explain how to do it and 2 minutes to actually do it. You don't need to program anything. It took my 2005 Honda Pilot keys about 5 years to finally die. I'd suspect these instructions work equally well for other Honda keys, but I've only done the Pilot key. You need: -A CR1616 battery (about USD at most drug stores) -a size #0 phillips head screwdriver (I bought one at the hardware store for USD. NOTE–don't get a plastic one. Be sure that the area where the head seats in the screwdriver is sturdy and metal if available). And that's it. It takes a modicum of dexterity with the fingers, but otherwise nothing special. Go for it.
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Room Admin to approve Bookings
I am trying to add the ability for Room Admin to approve the bookings,
I have added a column in the mrbs_rooms table named room_admin. In here Ive added a username of a user who needs to be able to approve the bookings.
I have modified the auth_book_admin function as below.
$query= "select mrbs_room.id as RoomID, mrbs_area.id as AreaID, mrbs_room.room_admin as RoomAdmin, mrbs_area.approval_enabled as Approval from mrbs_room join mrbs_area on mrbs_room.area_id = mrbs_area.id WHERE mrbs_room.id=$room";
$runQuery = mysql_query($query);
while($Result = mysql_fetch_array($runQuery, MYSQL_ASSOC))
$roomAdmin = "{$Result['RoomAdmin']}";
$approval = "{$Result['Approval']}";
$pos = strpos($roomAdmin, $user);
if ($approval == 1)
if ($pos === false) {
return FALSE;
} else {
return TRUE;
return (authGetUserLevel($user) >= 2);
This works as such that the Room Admin can add appointments without approval and can delete appointments.
The issue is the Room Admin cannot approve appointments and it doesn't show any pending bookings for the Room Admin.
Im new to PHP so i could be way off the mark with the above.
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PULLMAN, Wash. -- Walt Williams has been hired as the head men's and women's golf coach at Washington State University, Senior Associate Athletic Director Marcia Saneholtz announced Monday.
Williams has been the head men's and women's golf coach at Sam Houston State University since 1994. The Bearkats' men's golf team was ranked 42nd nationally last spring and placed second in the Southland Conference. Several individual Bearkats golfers advanced to the NCAA regional tournaments the past two seasons. Williams also began the SHSU women's golf program last year with five freshmen on the 1997-98 squad that won three tournaments in their debut season.
Williams was an all-conference golfer at McMurry University in Abilene, Texas, in 1982. The McMurry men's teams won the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association titles in 1981 and 1982. He went on to become the assistant golf professional at the Waterwood National Resort and Country Club in Huntsville, Tex., from 1985-87. From 1987-90, Williams served as the head golf pro and general manager at the Oak Ridge Country Club in Madisonville, Tex.
While completing his bachelor of science degree in agricultural economics at Sam Houston State (1991), Williams was the sports editor and photographer at the Madisonville Meteor from 1990-94 and an assistant lecturer in agricultural marketing at SHSU.
Williams replaces Dan Koesters who returned to his alma mater, New Mexico State, as the head golf pro last March. Melissa Arthur, who served as the interim head golf coach for the Cougars, will remain on staff as the assistant coach.


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John Cinque, a Navy veteran who told Connecticut lawmakers last year he would not comply with the state's new gun control law, told Connecticut gubernatorial candidate Joe Visconti that a Branford police officer said he couldn't "wait to get the order to kick your door in," Freedom Outpost reported Saturday, citing a YouTube video posted Friday.
"I live in Branford, and his words straight out were 'I cannot wait to get the order to kick your door in,'" he told Visconti.
Freedom Outpost's Tim Brown said Cinque provided the name of the officer in the incident, and posted a screenshot of the comment he said was made on Facebook.
The officer, identified as Joseph Peterson, reportedly said: "I give my left nut to bang down your door and come for your gun."
According to Brown, Peterson has served for a number of years and is said to be "a long time friend" of Cinque's.
We reached out to the Branford Police Department but have not yet received a response.
Cinque also told Visconti his encounter with pro-gun control GOP lawmakers has caused him to distrust Republicans as well as Democrats.
According to Cinque, state Rep. David Yaccarino, a Republican, told him the Second Amendment was put in place to let the colonists attack British troops.
"I'm a Republican," Cinque said. "But I don't trust the Republicans either, at the state or the federal level."
"This whole Progressive movement has bitten everyone, and that's what it comes down to," he added.
Visconti said he decided to run even as Gov. Malloy was signing the new gun control bill into law.
"I got into the race April 4th, as the governor was signing the bill, because for me, it was the last straw," he said.
Update: The officer involved has been placed on leave pending an investigation. More on that story here.
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Jade Hill, 23, of Mortimer Road, Penistone, launched the JadaKiss Boutique on Eldon Street North after a couple of years travelling around Asia, Australia and New Zealand "broadening her horizons".
She said: "I decided to follow my passion for fashion, initially setting up an online business and successfully selling via Facebook before taking the plunge to set-up the shop."
The boutique sells clothes, bags, shoes and jewellery. Jade, who went to Penistone Grammar School, is offering a range from high end fashion brands to individual designers.
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The first frames of the third series of the hit HBO serial "Game of Thrones" were shot this morning in the Lovrijenac Fortress in Dubrovnik. The Lovrijenac Fortress, just outside of the Old City walls, was also used in the second series. Although filming began two days ago this was the first time that actors from the serial appeared in front of the camera for the third season. On the set this morning were some of the leading stars, such as Lena Headey, Aiden Gillen and Emmy-award winner Peter Dinklage.
After filming in the fortress the whole production crew moved to the Pile area nearer the Old City were they continued. Apart from the Old City of Dubrovnik the historic Trsteno Arboretum will also be use as a location this year. Filming in Dubrovnik will end on the 7th of October.
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Meachom started his career at Newsweek in 1995, serving as the editor from 2006 until 2010 after working his way up in the company.
He won the Pulitzer Prize in 2009 for his biography "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House." He also wrote several New York Times bestsellers including "American Gospel: God, the Founding Fathers, and the Making of a Nation."
Meacham is currently the executive vice president and editor at Random House Publishing Group.
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Seattle Fire Responses to Saturday Night Wind Storm
October 27–Saturday's wind storm caused an increase in emergency responses by the Seattle Fire Department. We saw a 13% increase for the day over the previous Saturday. Between 7 p.m. and midnight, the firefighters responded to 17 Automatic Fire Alarms or Alarm Bells ringing at business and residential buildings. At 7:40 p.m. at 4700 Ravenna […][More]
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The Seattle Fire Department reminds residents to be mindful of fire safety during this holiday season. Holiday-related home fires primarily involve cooking, heating and electrical sources. Busy kitchens can lead to unattended stoves. Cold winter weather results in high use of space and wall heaters. Festive lights can be temptation for the use of overloaded […][More]
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Lindsay Lohan Wields Bloody Knife, Gets Groped in New Photo Shoot [PICS]
Lindsay Lohan is hoping to get back to acting, but for now the resourceful star is finding alternative ways to work in front of the camera.
Lohan recently posed for her photographer pal Tyler Shields for a late-night shoot in downtown L.A., and like much of Shields' work, the pictures are pretty edgy.
Shields shot the actress, along with Virgin Mobile "Sparah" model Spencer Falls, in a series of pics, seemingly about a fatal love triangle.
In one of the images, Lohan stands over Falls with a blood-drenched knife.
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This morning, as I was rolling out of bed, I heard a bank advertisement on the radio which had me laughing and shaking my head. You can say just about anything in advertising without much veracity. I once worked with the owner of an advertising agency whose license plate read, FIBBIZ. He certainly had no illusions about the story he was telling/selling. Back to this radio spot, the announcer mentioned the name of the bank, (named after a community extremely far from the Bay Area) how this bank was very knowledgeable about Bay Area communities and a good corporate citizen. I got this warm fuzzy feeling, they sound like wonderful caring neighbors with a rich history and meaningful presence in the Bay Area. The spot ended with the tag that the bank was actually owned by a larger amorphous bank from somewhere in the western hemisphere. Hmmmmm, I generally don't get real gushy over bank commercials, but I do have a very positive feeling when I think of established, credible community banks in the Bay Area that support their communities year in and year out. Community banks who actually deliver what this radio commercial was suggesting, like Bank of Marin, www.bankofmarin.com, Summit State Bank, www.summitstatebank.com and Bank of Rio Vista, www.riovista.com. These are the real community banks; living and working with their neighbors, providing much needed credit and banking services to small businesses and consumers, working through problems with their customers when difficulties arise instead of showing them the door at the first sign of trouble. A community bank is only as successful as the community in which it exists. Each of these banks actively contributes to the quality of life in their communities, not just because it's good for business but because it's good for everyone. Corny, yeah I know, it may sound that way but it is true. Next time you hear Brand X Bank's radio commercial and you start to feel all warm and fuzzy, stop, take a breath and substitute Bank of Marin, Summit State Bank or Bank of Rio Vista and you will have an authentic feel good moment.
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Crandon Beach is the whole northern one third of Key Biscayne and on the South side of the residential area is the Cape Florida State Park.
Both parks are open 365 days a year and are open from 8 AM until Sunset.
Because of the wonderful miles of beaches that surround the island and that the Key is naturally protected from any more expansion, property values can only go up as this is a great place. It is equally as beautiful from the ocean but in an entirely different way. The entire island of Key Biscayne opens up with all of the beaches, sandbars, and channels cut through the island with clear water revealing marine life below. In order to reserve your time on a privately captained vessel, it is important to do that in advance as much as is possible. Check out boat charters here.


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One of my pastimes as a technology enthusiast has been trying out various chatbots, such as Alice, ELIZA, and MegaHAL, to see how realistic they were. I had always been a fan of the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey and wanted to see firsthand how close current technology was to approaching that of HAL 9000, minus the homicidal tendencies. Unfortunately, while these chatbots were amusing, none of them approached the level of HAL 9000, in terms of realistic dialogue. Moreover, none of them were able to pass what is known as the Turing Test, a test devised by mathematician Alan Turing in the 1950s to answer the question, in his words, "Are there imaginable digital computers which would do well in the imitation game?" (The imitation game being, essentially, a game to imitate a thinking human.)
Now, a chatbot has finally passed the Turing Test. It did so on June 7, 2014, and is called Eugene Goostman. It is a simulation of a 13 year old kid living in Ukraine. Well, how about that! I wonder if this can be commercialized somehow, and if the chatbot can be upgraded to an adult's level of comprehension for some sort of practical application. For more information, check out the video.


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College Hockey:UMass Responds With 'Purpose'
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Friday night, the level of hockey that the No. 14 Massachusetts Minutemen played in the 6-2 home loss against No. 15 Providence was as close to uninspired as head coach Don Cahoon can stomach.
So it was no surprise that Cahoon wanted his team to play with — as he called it — "a purpose" in Saturday's road rematch.
"I'm really happy the way that our guys responded to the way that things took shape last night," said Cahoon, whose club improved to 5-1-0 on the young season (2-1-0 Hockey East), the best start since joining Hockey East in 1994. "You never know after you put out a poor performance how the kids are going to respond to what you have to say. These kids really worked hard for each other [tonight] which made me happy with the performance."
The hero of the night was standout defenseman Thomas Pck. The senior defenseman-converted-from-forward scored two goals for the Minutemen while logging monster minutes of ice time. Adding in his assist in Friday's game, Pck has an impressive six goals and nine points in 10 career games against the Friars.
"We don't play him like we should," said Providence head coach Paul Pooley about how his club handles the 6-foot-1 Austrian. "I think we need to pressure him a little more and body him more."
Pooley himself sat in the position Cahoon held a night earlier, frustrated with his club's ability to come out of the gate, particularly after a league road win.
"We didn't establish out forecheck in the first two periods," said Pooley. "By the third period we were in survival mode trying to do everything we had to do to tie the game and in this league you're not always going to do it."
The reason the tying goal never came was not for lack of effort. Providence peppered UMass with 10 shots in the third, most of them coming in crunch time over the game's closing minutes. But UMass goalie Gabe Winer (22 saves), not tested much early, was the difference in the game, making three point-blank saves late.
"I'm sure [Winer] wasn't pleased [with Friday's performance]," said Cahoon, who said he left the conversation about Friday's game to his goaltending coach Jim Stewart. "He knows when he doesn't play well, so I was tickled to death for him tonight."
For the Friars, junior David Cacciola (32 saves) received only his second start in net of the year, one that Pooley said he earned.
"He's waited for the chance to play for two years," said Pooley. "Tonight gave him a lot of confidence which is good for us.
"Last night we didn't need goaltending and tonight we did. He gave us a chance to win tonight."
The Minutemen looked like a team possessed in the early going of the game, controlling the play in the first period outshooting the Friars, 16-8.
While dominating the play, UMass got the first quality scoring chance when defenseman Marvin Degon found Mike Warner in stride. Warner one-timed a perfect pass but Cacciola made a highlight-reel save stopping the puck while moving right to left to keep the game scoreless.
The Minutemen, though, would finally break through, when Pck scored his first of two power play goals, wristing a shot through heavy traffic at 15:35. The shot went clean through the five hole of Cacciola for the 1-0 lead.
The Friars, though, wasted no time evening the game, scoring off an in-zone draw 1:18 later. Chase Watson won the faceoff back to Jason Platt who blasted a high shot through a massive screen that beat Winer over the blocker to even the game at one.
Pck put the Minutemen back on top in the second again scoring on the power play. This time he used his wicked slap shot from the blue line that gave Cacciola no chance beating him glove side at 3:37 for the 2-1 lead.
"Over the last two games [versus Providence] they gave me about seven or eight shots," said Pck, whose five goals and ten points both lead the Minutemen. "I was confident that if they gave me more than a couple, I could pop one in."
UMass extended the lead at 12:54 of the second when Greg Mauldin stickhandled all the way from his zone through traffic and on the doorstep dropped a pass for Tim Vitek. The junior fired a wrist shot glove side on Cacciola for the 3-1 lead.
Seemingly controlling the play, it appeared UMass would take a two-goal lead into intermission, particularly after killing Sean Regan's charging penalty in the closing minute. But with just 19.1 seconds remaining Luke Irwin pinched from the right point during a delayed penalty call and fired a shot over the shoulder of Winer to pull the Friars within a goal heading into the third.
Third final period saw the Providence offense come alive late, only to have Winer spoiled the attack. Saves on David Carpentier at 16:30 and a point-blank attempt by Peter Zingoni 70 seconds later preserved the UMass lead.
An empty-netter by Warner with 21.5 seconds remaining put the game away for the Minutemen and sent the large travel-crowd from Amherst into a frenzy.
The loss drops Providence to 5-2-1 (1-2-1 Hockey East). They will face a struggling Northeastern club next, traveling to Boston for a single game next Friday.
Massachusetts will play a home-and-home series against Merrimack next weekend, traveling to North Andover on Friday night.
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Can Vader sit in Star Destroyers?
I am just about to buy the game 2moro, but i am wondering about one thing. silly as it is lol, but can Darth Vader sit in a Star Destroyer during a space battle or does he always have to fly his tie fighter? And can a hero sit in the Death star?
Vader is always in his fighter when you use him in space. After all, there wouldn't be much use in keeping him cooped up in a Star Destroyer where none of his abilities could come into play.
No one can ride in the Death Star. It is a background unit that can destroy planets and spawns Victory-class Star Destroyers. It cannot fire on enemy ships, and they can't fire on it.
thanks for the info (Y)
was completly unaware that the Death Star could create Victory class Star Destroyers, seems to be a good bonus for buying the Death Star
Yes, they're quite useful. I'm not even sure if they count towards the pop cap. I didn't know it could do that until I saw them appear in a battle.
You CAN have heros in the deathstar...atleast on g.conquest mode. I know this is true because Ive had the emporer, Tarkin, and Veers in the deathstar before..Also, you cant *create* victory star destryoers with the death star. Meaning: it isnt like skirmish mode where you can *make* new units during the battle. BUT at the beginning of each battle you are given 2 Victories and 2 Tartans as free units that do not count against the population count, leaving you completely free to bring in 5 star destroyers :D (i sure hope thats right, i've been fixated on the rebels recently and not to sure.)
Oh, and if you have tarkin or someone like that, they will usually sit inside your biggest ship. So if you have 2 Acc, 1 Vic, and 1 ISD than they would be in the ISD....Again, im not sure if this applies to campain mode or not.
Darth Vader is in a "Devastator" Star Destroyer in Total Realism mod, with "concentrate firepower" and "tractor beam" abilities.
We just couldnt see this guy making all the slave work.......i mean, he's darth vader, he cant be flying around with a pitiful tie fighter (even if it's advanced) :D
Of course Vader can fly around in a fighter. It's what he enjoys doing, and let's face it: who's gonna tell him not to? :giggle1:
Where can you download the Total Realism patch?
...as he did in the original Star Wars.
Oh, wedge thats entirely possible about the patch thing....i never updated to patch 1.3 (i figured it really didnt do to much so why bother lmao) but now that i have the editor i've got 1.4 and your right, the ability is gone.
no he can't...SIMPLE
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Budget Office
Fiscal Year 1999-2000
Budget Information for Fiscal Year beginning September 1, 1999 and ending August 31, 2000.
1999 Operating Budget Calendar
The schedule for preparation of the 1999-2000 budget has been discussed with the Executive Officers.
Status Quo Budget Salary Policy
1999-2000 Salary Policy
Final Budget Preparation Procedures for 1999-2000 Budget.
Long Session
*DEFINE Budget Electronic Document (BDL) Preparation Guide
Introduces the electronic budget recommendation form instructions
Colleges and Departments checklist
Summer Session
Important 1999-2000 Budget Information A campus-wide budget meeting is scheduled for Thursday, February 25, 1999 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. in UNB 2.228, (Texas Union Theater). This will be an important meeting for all budget preparers to attend.
FTE State Employee Quarterly Report
1st Quarter ending November 30, 1999.
2nd Quarter ending February 29, 2000.
3rd Quarter ending May 31, 2000.
4th Quarter ending August 31, 2000.
Executive Information Systems UT Austin has stored budget information in a "data warehouse" which allows the budget data to be accessed via a software application called BrioQuery. BrioQuery allows budget users access to the exact budget data that is stored in the budget files in the Enterprise Server. BrioQuery requires no programming experience; users build queries and reports by "pointing and clicking" and reports and charts are quickly customized from the results. (For more information on this software, see the Brio Technology site.)


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Partnerships and Affiliations
Collaboration helps us all keep space for adventure in our lives. With our partner organizations, we share common goals: to conserve ecologically and recreationally important places, and to inspire and enable people to lead active outdoor lives.
We're committed to donating 1% of all sales to support Canadian environmental causes.
We work with national groups like the Alpine Club of Canada and CPAWS and many regional, not-for-profit organizations.