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John helped me to believe as I did that this was a terrible tragic accident but not reckless. He hired expert witnesses. He went further with his own theories which were validated. He found a judge to give me a fair sentence after finally pleading guilty because I could not endure the grueling trial process. I am very satisfied with his professional skills and am glad I got to know him as a person.
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I hired John when I had an unjust criminal charge lodged against me that was minor, yet could have major consequences for my career. As I didn't have any personal referrals I intended to speak with several attorneys and then decide to hire; however asking speaking with John for a few minutes, I could tell that he knew what he was doing and hired him right away.
John got a very good disposition for my case, but what made the difference for me was that I felt very confident that I had hired someone who was experienced, knew the players involved, and told me what to expect. The experience could have been very anxiety-provoking, but wasn't thanks to John's professionalism and skill. I would absolutely recommend John as someone who is very experienced with both the law and the local 'lay of the land', which is often just as important. Thanks to him, the experience was just another bump in the road instead of the major setback it could have been.
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I hired Attorney John DeVito to defend a family member. He finds legal loop holes to benefit his clients. When the prosecution thinks they have an easy win and all evidence points against the defendant, Attorney DeVito finds a way to have his client come out victorious. In two separate larceny cases against a family member of mine, Attorney DeVito negotiated the DA to drop charges and have a continuance without a finding. These cases were not related. The evidence was not favorable for my family member and could have done prison time but Attorney DeVito's legal ethics and professionalism is respected by the District Attorneys, Police Officers and Judges. Thank God we hired John DeVito for this defense. It is because of Attorney DeVito's reputation that the parties were able to enter into negotiation.
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Attorney DeVito represented my son for "driving negligently" "driving with a suspended license" and other criminal traffic violations and in all matters he defended my son and won all matters. The legal tactics Attorney DeVito attacks with are amazing. When I thought all hope was lost and all the evidence pointed negatively against my son, Attorney DeVito found legal tactics to win the cases. He is without a doubt one of the best criminal attorneys in the field. Most importantly, he cares about his clients and put all the cards on the table. He is not after the money, he is in it to make sure he has the best defense for his clients.
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Attorney John DeVito is one of the most professional attorneys that I have encountered. I hired him to represent my brother in a "gun possession" charge. My brother got shot by an individual. While my brother was struggling with the assailant, my brother took the gun away from the assailant to defend his own life. When the police showed up at the scene, my brother was arrested and charged with gun possession The police thought my brother shot himself near his waist/upper thigh area because he had the gun in his waist line. The assailant at the time of the police arrival was unconscious from the struggle with my brother due to my brother struggling for his life/self defense. Attorney DeVito proved with video surveillance from a business and apartment building in the area that the assailant came storming out of the apartment building waving a gun and pointing at my brother. The witnesses did not talk because they did not want to "snitch" so I thank God for Attorney DeVito's legal experience and prompt defense. All charges were dropped against my brother and the assailant was arrested.
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Someone had used my information during a traffic stop back in 1996. I found out about it in Jan 2015 and that there was a warrant for my arrest. I had no idea where to turn. I posted a message on avvo.com and John was one of the attorneys that responded to my message. We spoke on the phone a few times and agreed on a fee. John was able to get this matter taken care of for me with no court fees or fines and most importantly, no court appearance by me and removed from the database. If you need a lawyer in the Westoboro area, I highly recommend John E. DeVito. He was easy to work with and very knowledgeable of what needed to be done to take care of my issue.. A 5 star rating is not high enough for this legal professional.
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In my particular case I had a great deal of difficulty explaining to others the environment associated with my case. Working with John I got patience and tactful insight on several angles of my case. His experience and enthusiasm for his profession is obvious and valuable if you find yourself in need of his services. You need a champion in your corner? I reccomend John Devito.
Posted by Trevor
A family member had recently been issued a bench warrant for missing a court date for a suspended license stop in which they took a safe driving course to avoid the day before. The paperwork was not in on time and months later after moving states they received a letter in the mail a month after the court date and were told their license was about to be revoked and there was a warrant out for their arrest.
Even though the court reached out to the individual and offered him a deal to settle for $300 after we contacted John Devito he knew better and avoided a criminal record for my family member by appearing in person and filing necessary paperwork. Something the court did not tell us.
He was on point through the entire week long affair calling and emailing updates, responded in short order when we contacted him, he looked out for us when we had no idea what to look for, he was better then the other 10 lawyers we called who could not promise the same results as he could and he was incredibly reasonable in his price.
I attribute his character and experience to the fact he knew exactly how he could handle this case when everyone else told us that my family member would have to appear in person and pay the fee. Mr. Devito was able to wave both appearances and the fee.
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I was surprised upon meeting John for the first time that he had already begun exploring possibilities to make sure the outcome was to get the case dismissed and for this to not affect my future. Every time we discussed the case he made me feel at ease. I was very confident with his performance at each court date, and he always kept me posted as to what he thought the outcome would be. He got me EXCELLENT results, and I couldn't be more pleased! I would like to sincerely thank you Attorney DeVito for representing me. He did what he said he would do.
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I am a parent who has a son who got himself in some serious trouble. I had no knowledge of where to being so I began my search and on a friend's referral I found John. It is a hard and painful position to place the life of your child (even adult child) in the hands of someone who knows nothing about you and can only go based of what the attorney is told by you and the facts of the case. I felt at ease with John. Although I wish I never needed John for the reasons I did, I am glad I found him. I feel without him my son would have faced a much harsher outcome. He was their for my son every step of the way, not an assistant but JOHN himself, which for me and my husband gave us a sense of security and that he wanted the best for my son. If you ever are need of an attorney please look up John. I have never ever written a review before, but felt John was worth the few minutes it took from my day to type one.


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P2P 'piracy' sysadmin gets five years' porridge
Imagine leader is handed a stiff sentence
THE LEADER of the Imagine peer-to-peer (P2P) filesharing group has been handed a five year prison sentence in what presumably is a New Year's example to 'pirates'.
Jeramiah Perkins, who is described as the sysop for the group that was busted in 2011, must also pay $15,000 restitution and commit to staying away from certain computing and copying of media content for a three year period after his release.
According to a report at Torrentfreak the authorities were only too happy to throw the book at Perkins.
"The nature and circumstances of defendant Perkins' offense are serious, as he both organized and led the Imagine Group - one of the largest and most effective organized copyright crime groups on the Internet," said US Attorney Neil MacBride.
"Simply stated, defendant Perkins not only led and served as the chief executive officer of the Imagine Group on a day-to-day basis for well over a year, but also proactively and regularly participated in the many tasks that were essential to the Group's criminal objective - to release a steady stream of infringing copies of motion pictures and other copyrighted works."
MacBride said that the group, which used a system whereby recordings of cinema audio and video were combined to create the 'pirated' copy, was responsible for over 40 percent of all the English language theatrical audio 'piracy' from September 2009 to September 2011. µ
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A spokesman for California State Prison, Corcoran said David Brown died of natural causes in a prison hospital Thursday. He was 61.
Anthony Bear said Brown was in a protective housing unit because of his notoriety for the killing of Linda Brown in the couple's Orange County home.
He was accused of persuading two teenagers _one his daughter, the other his sister-in-law and secret lover _ to kill his wife. The computer businessman went on to collect $835,000 from the victim's insurance, including several policies started just months before her death.
The plot inspired the Lifetime miniseries, "Love, Lies and Murder."
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Children's LiteratureLearning how their government works is certainly a priority for students at the earliest possible level. Scholastic's "True Book" series takes on the task by bringing middle readers basic information on civics written in brisk, clear prose and illustrated with engaging color photos. Complex concepts are not easy to explain, but this series makes a good beginning; one hopes the very large type is not off-putting for its intended audience, definitely not primary students. In this title, a governor's job is explained, along with varying rules for eligibility, while a spread compares qualifications in four different states. Students learn some of the roles a governor assumes and a little about lieutenant governors. After reading the final, well-illustrated chapter describing a governor's typically exhausting day, students may ponder the final question, "Do you think you could do a governor's job?" Women are shown throughout as candidates, working governors, lieutenant governors, and members of a governor's staff. Although the author does not appear to be an expert on government, a lawyer-consultant from the University of North Carolina is listed. The book contains a useful glossary and a bibliography including some appropriate websites. 2004, Children's Press/Scholastic, and Ages 8 to 12.
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MUMFORD, Texas -- In an effort to beat the weather which is expected to deteriorate over the next 24 hours, Mumford and Iola moved their district boys' game up to Monday evening. The top ranked Mustangs lead by 30 at the break and went onto pick up a 97-52 win.
Mumford (28-1, 6-0) got 32 points from Dion Mack, while Aubrie King added 31, LaKendrick Hyson tossed in 18 and Braxton Haynes contributed 11. Seth Smitherman added 12 rebounds and 7 assist for the Mustangs.
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The British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) provides informed, independent and practical legal ideas for a global community. Its work involves analysis and debate about contemporary issues on every continent.
BIICL was founded in 1958, and it can trace its history even further back to 1894. It is one of the very few independent legal bodies of its type in the world, as it is unaffiliated to any university, is a charity/not-for-profit organisation and is nonpartisan. BIICL receives no substantial on-going core funding from any government or private body and welcomes both members and non-members.
BIICL includes within it the innovative Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law, which has a particular focus on the many rule-of-law issues world-wide.
BIICL undertakes 5 key activities:
- Applied legal research;[1]
- Informed and diverse events and discussions;[2]
- Effective and capacity-building training;[3]
- World-leading publications;[4]
- Fostering a diverse community of scholars and practitioners through its membership offer.[5]
The Institute is located on the first floor of Charles Clore House, 17 Russell Square, in London, England.
The Institute's first Chairman was Lord Denning, followed by Lord Goff of Chieveley, who was succeeded by Lord Bingham of Cornhill KG. Dame Rosalyn Higgins DBE former President of the International Court of Justice is the current President and Chairman of the Institute.
The Institute's first Director was appointed in 1960. Professor Robert McCorquodale, who joined the Institute in January 2008, is the seventh and current Director of the Institute. In this role, he has responsibility for the strategic development and management of all parts of BIICL, as well as being a researcher on a number of the projects. He is involved in training, in the organisation of events, and is the Co-General Editor of BIICL's major publication: the International and Comparative Law Quarterly.
Institute Director
- Professor Robert McCorquodale
President and Chairman of the Institute
- Dame Rosalyn Higgins DBE QC Former President, International Court of Justice
The Institute's international law origins come from the Grotius Society, created precisely because the European war had nullified the work that bodies such as the International Law Association and Institut de Droit International had sought to deliver. Established as a 'British' society, its aims were self-consciously international:
"It is the welfare of the Commonwealth of Nations..., not of any one nation or group of nations that the Society will seek to secure. For International Law, if it is to have any enduring authority, must be based on the fundamental principles of human rights and must give effect to the common welfare of nations."
A brief history of the Institute was prepared by Norman S Marsh QC, the Institute's first Director, to celebrate its 40th Anniversary on 17 November 1998. It sets out the history of the Institute prior to its formal incorporation in 1958.
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'Strictly speaking, what is being celebrated on 17 November 1998 is the legal incorporation of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law as a company limited by guarantee without share capital under the Companies Act 1948.
BIICL's research is central to its activities. BIICL conducts research around the world across the broad range of public international law, private international law, comparative law and the rule of law. This includes areas such as competition law, European law, human rights law, international investment law, and product liability law. BIICL's research often crosses traditional boundaries of law, so as to integrate private and public international law, and engages with national, European and comparative law.
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Oxtail Casserole
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 3 hrs
This is an old Australian favorite. Wonderful comfort food on a cold wet night, especially served with damper or scones!!!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 -3 oxtails, cut up
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 large carrot
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- 1 can tomatoes
- 1 (6 ounce) can tomato paste
- 2 -3 cloves garlic
- beef stock
- bouquet garni (or a tsp. mixed herbs)
- salt and pepper
- Brown meat all over in a little oil, in a large pot.
- Add onion and carrot and stir through oil.
- Add crushed garlic, stock, (almost to cover) tomatoes and paste, sugar, bouquet garni and salt and pepper.
- Cook on low for about 2 hours (till the meat is falling off the bones).
- (pressure cook 30 mins, or crockpot 8 hours) Leave to cool, skim off fat; thicken with cornflour mixed with a little water.
- Meat can be removed from bones, just reheat after you take off the fat, and pick up each bone with tongs, the meat will just fall off.
- If it doesn't, it ain't cooked.
- Serve with mashed potatoes and greens.
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This was my first recipe I made with my pressure cooker. My family loved it even though I did'nt tell then what it was til they tried it . This was very tender, and very much worth the wait.
Really lovely comfort food - i did add a glass of red wine. will definitely be making it again.
Here's a good recipe for serious comfort food! I only had one "oxtail" (it was actually a beef steer tail if you want to quibble over it!) :-) so added a couple handfuls of some "stew meat" to beef it up a bit more. Otherwise followed pretty much as is. Very filling and delicious. *Made for Aus/NZ Recipe Swap Sept 07*


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Final Fantasy: Week 17 Pregame Ritual
Welcome back to the Pregame Ritual. Congrats to all of you who just won fantasy football titles. To those who didn't, good luck dealing with your e-mail this week. Might as well add your friends' names to your spam filter right now.
Here is a look at this week's action. (All games are Sunday.)
Three key games to watch
New England at Houston (1 p.m. ET)
Here's a question: If the Houston Texans actually manage to squeak into the playoffs, do they become a more or less trendy preseason favorite next season? I say less trendy. Although, for whatever reason, people really want to see this team break through. If they finish the season 9-7 with a four-game winning streak, then all bets are off. We'll see the first Houston-to-Super Bowl pick in early February, which is appropriate since the franchise seems to be living out "Groundhog Day" each season.
Personally, I don't see it. Entertainment does not beget greatness. It's like expecting John Grisham to suddenly turn into F. Scott Fitzgerald. Sometimes, things are what they are.
Philadelphia at Dallas (4:15 p.m. ET)
A little more than two weeks ago, DeMarcus Ware was strapped to a gurney and carted off the field. Told to take it easy and sit out a few weeks, he refused. Instead, he asserted his dominance over both the New Orleans Saints and Washington Redskins and led the Cowboys back to the playoffs.
On a separate note, Roy Williams finally admitted his struggles are his own fault. Roy, Roy, Roy! What are you doing? The Cowboys' top receiver is supposed to be a controversial rebel (a la Michael Irvin, Terrell Owens, Terry Glenn). Don't go all conformist on us now. Just because everyone blames you, doesn't mean you should stop looking for scapegoats.
Cincinnati at New York Jets (8:20 p.m. ET)
Jets fans are great. How many other teams' fans are reached for comment about an opposing team's star player trash-talking?
The best part is that Ed Anzalone, the fan in question, refers to himself by his alter ego: "If he thinks he can rock the house like Fireman Ed does, power to him." Does that qualify as the fourth-person? Anzalone will surely be on hand Sunday night to try to help the Jets ride a wave of good luck into the playoffs. Here's hoping he can still get the crowd worked up without the aid of spirit juice.
Play we'd like to see
Any late-game passes from Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees, Phillip Rivers, Chad Palmer, Kurt Warner or Aaron Rodgers would be an extremely welcome sight. With so many excellent quarterbacks likely to sit out Sunday's action, we could see the quality of play dip to pure, button-mashing "Madden" levels.
There's another reason to shelve the talk about moving to an 18-game schedule. Let's focus on finding a way to get in 16 good ones first before expanding the problem.
Fine, I'll ask
Five questions about Sunday's Pittsburgh-Miami game:
- 1. With only five AFC teams eliminated from playoff contention, how is this the only game in which both teams are guaranteed to play hard?
- 2. Would you have ever guessed the Miami Dolphins had the second-highest payroll in the league?
- 3. Did Ben Roethlisberger ride his motorcycle around super angstily in response to his Pro Bowl snub? Can we get our hands on that video?
- 4. Doesn't Lex Hilliard sound like the name of a person you might find on a pay channel after dark?
- 5. Does LaMarr Woodley really think there's a conspiracy to keep a team that lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders and Cleveland Browns out of the playoffs?
Storyline we care about
Free-agent status at risk for 212 players.
If teams think they mail it in this weeked and act like the offseason has already begun, then so can we. Expect stories like this to dominate the post-Super Bowl NFL landscape. It's pretty amazing the quality of players affected. Elvis Dumarvil and DeMeco Ryans are both entering their primes and could anchor high-caliber defenses. Pro Bowl guards Logan Mankins and Jahri Evans both could do the same for a team's offensive line.
The real player to watch here is Brandon Marshall, whose stellar play this season has helped erase the memories of the extreme temper tantrums he threw last summer. Stripped of his leverage, we could be in for more of the same this offseason if negotiations turn contentious again . It's exciting to think how far he may take it this time. Perhaps he'll wear spiked gloves, so any ball thrown to him is instantly flattened and ruined.
Oh, and you gotta feel bad for Jason Campbell, who has been forced to adapt to a new scheme virtually every season since starting high school, and now can't even get into free agency without a system changing on him.
Storyline we don't care about
I just can't get excited about the Pro Bowl. What if instead of staging it before the Super Bowl, they actually moved it to a later month? By that time, we're so starved for football again, we'd ravenously watch 100 guys try not to get hurt. Otherwise, we'll just continue arguing about who got snubbed while completely ignoring the game itself.
Patrick Swayze's pep talk
Swayze's action movies were undeniably awesome, and his recent passing was incredibly sad. In a small attempt to pay tribute, we'll relay some of his words of wisdom in this space each week in an effort to fire up a particular player or team.
"Look at it! It's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, man! Let me go out there and let me get one wave, just one wave before you take me in. I mean, come on man, where am I gonna go?" -- Bodhi, "Point Break"
While fans may hate watching the backups play in Week 17, it is an important chance for the little guys to display their talents and perhaps parlay that into more playing time, more money or both. Of course, not everyone seizes the moment. Poor Curtis Painter clearly wasn't ready and has been the punchline of many jokes this week. If the Indianapolis Colts backup QB doesn't show signs of improvement Sunday, Peyton Manning may have to spend the bye week dressed in bubble wrap to make sure he doesn't get hurt.
Most important fantasy players
With so many studs likely sitting out, it'll be the second- and third-tier players who most likely decide many fantasy outcomes. Seems silly, no?
Jay Cutler: With so many marquee signal-callers holding the clipboard this weekend, even a guy with more picks than touchdowns can suddenly become a hot commodity. And Cutler is playing the Lions, who don't feature Ndamukong Suh quite yet.
Devin Aromashodu: You can either Google him or ask a Minnesota Vikings fan to find out who he is. Your choice.
Arian Foster: If you are willing to start Foster, chances are you also like seven-team parlays, shaky tech stocks and Russian roulette.
Enjoy Week 17, everyone. If it's the last for your favorite team, at least you get to find an excuse to root for a winning side starting next week.
Toby Mergler is a freelance writer based in Washington, D.C., who has previously written for MLB.com, Fanball and the Virginia Law Weekly. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Fix-it-up: World Tour (Full)
By G5 Entertainment
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Fix-it-up: Meet Kate's Parents is already live! Don't miss out!
Go global in this fantastic strategy adventure! In this sequel to "Fix-it-up: Kate's Adventure", you must help Kate expand her car-repair empire around the world! Build car-repair shops anywhere from snowy Canada to steaming African jungles. Buy cars, fix them and paint them to make your business prosperous. Earn your fortune in your quest to build the mansion of your dreams. You must make sure that you create what the clients want so you can set the prices high! Increase the quality of your offers by upgrading buildings and tuning the cars so they don't pollute the environment. Hire the best specialists so you can get cars up and running in no time! But this game isn't just mechanics! Find out how the fascinating love story of Kate ends. Who will she choose – Steve or Martin?
• 39 Levels and 15 bonus levels
• 18 Unique locations around the world
• Over 20 car types in environmentally friendly buildings
• Hire employees and train them
• Upgrades, achievements and more!
• Game Center Support
• iPhone 4 Retina Display support
Game available in: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Polish, Dutch, Swedish
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Customer Reviews
Entertaining but crashes sometimes
Pretty addictive, and with all the sites and special levels, longer play than the other fix-it-up games. Would get 5 stars if it didn't keep crashing in certain levels when selling cars. Usually rebooting fixes but can't seem to get through Egypt 3 without it crashing.
iPhone 5 Support?
Where are the iPhone 5 supported games? I also was trying to get the last achievement and playing it over and over again to rack up money but one day I opened the app and all my stats where reset. So this game can not be 100% completed? With that I shall give it a 1 star rating. FIX ASAP!
There is a lag to this game that's ridiculous. Touch controls go from over sensitive to non responsive. Cars get stuck in weird randy places on the screen. This would be fun if it didn't have these p
- $2.99
- Category: Games
- Updated: Jul 20, 2012
- Version: 1.1
- Size: 258 MB
- Languages: English, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
- Seller: G5 Entertainment AB
- © 2011 - 2015 World-Loom. iOS Adaptation © 2011 - 2015 G5 Entertainment AB. Published by G5 Entertainment AB.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 3.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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My Print on The Sands of Time.
Who Am I? —– SandysFootprint is my name.
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Authorities continue search for missing man
James Marrs, 66, suffers from dementia
Published 11:24 PM EDT Jul 11, 2013
Officials are continuing their search for a missing man. James Marrs, 66, was last seen Monday night around Main Street in Colchester.
Police said he suffers from dementia and usually walks with a cane.
Anyone who may have seen Marrs or have had contact with him is asked to call police at 802-264-5556.
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SHAWNEE, Okla. -- Storytelling combined with technology (and that buttery popcorn) have always distinguished movie theaters from other entertainment options.
Now, the cinema experience is taking another leap forward.
"Meet the Robinsons," is the first digital 3-D movie to be shown. Characters and objects will literally appear to jump out of the screen toward the audience, thanks to some snazzy new glasses and behind-the-scenes technology.
"I'm anxious to stand in the theater and watch the audience react. I think I'll get a kick out of that," said Ronny Jones, owner of the Cinema Centre 8. "Audiences today have a higher expectancy, and the movie industry has stepped up to the plate to make the theater event something special."
Disney's "Meet the Robinsons" is an animated, rated-G film about a little boy named Lewis who yearns to find the family he never knew. Lewis uses his genius for inventions to propel himself into the future, where he meets a fun family named the Robinsons, who help him discover his own potential.
There are several components that make digital 3-D a reality. For Jones' part, he installed a new screen in one of his auditoriums. The specially coated screen appears silver rather than white, which throws the light straight ahead rather than in multiple directions, he said.
A California company, REAL D Cinema, is responsible for the glasses and the projection lens. A lens called a Z-screen has been mounted in front of the digital projector, which teams with the software to create the picture. But it's the glasses that hold the most personal experience for moviegoers. No more cardboard contraptions or dizzying effects: these shades have made it into the 21st century.
"The new plastic glasses look much like sunglasses and fit much more easily than their cardboard predecessors," Jones said. "For decades, audiences and filmmakers have been waiting for a 3-D cinema solution that would pay off the promise of 3-D: to deliver an experience that reflects the way our eyes really see things without all the limitations that have kept 3-D from catching on in the past."
The old red-and-blue 3-D glasses that were developed in the 1950s often caused eye strain, headaches and sometimes nausea, and were difficult to wear for the entire feature. Those effects are greatly minimized with the new glasses, plus they slip on like regular glasses, he said.
According to REAL D Cinema, the 3-D experience works by discreetly delivering two separate images to each eye. Humans naturally see in three dimensions, with each eyeball seeing a slightly different image and the brain fusing them together as a single image having depth. So to create a 3-D movie, images need to be captured for the right and left eyes.
"The result is that you not only see deep beyond the screen, but images also come out toward you from the screen," Jones said. "At the beginning of 'Meet the Robinsons,' the rain seems to be falling right in front of you, and at several points in the film, images appear to jump out at you. The digital sound corresponds, just like the movie is 'visually stereo.'"
For example, in an early scene, young Lewis has created a machine that will evenly distribute peanut butter and jelly on his sandwich. When he accidentally discharges his invention, it's the audience members who feel like they're going to get plastered in a gooey mess.
Perhaps best of all, the glasses are individually packaged and no one has previously worn them. Once the movie is over, people can keep the glasses.
Jones said a couple more 3-D movies should arrive this year, including a re-release of "Nightmare Before Christmas."
The movie industry also is considering converting older 2-D movies to 3-D, and a poll online at www.reald.com seeks public input ("Star Wars" or "Terminator"?).
"It's an exciting time for movie theaters," he said. "Seeing a movie is still a time-honored tradition, but now technology has enhanced the experience."
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This reminds me–tangentially–of a point Lynnette once made to me about how NT writers seem to have thought of sin as a general state of being (you're in sin or you're in grace, I think) but that we now generally think more of specific little bad acts–sins. This kind of reminds me of what other commenters have already said about weakness as a general state of being maybe also being what God was talking about. I don't know.]]>
being singular b/c it refers to our ultimate weakness, not just our individual weaknesses. That ultimate weakness can only be made strong through the Atonement. Instead of thinking of the atonement in piece meal fashion, in a modern, Western, self-improvement sense of one by one improving our wekenesses, it is declaring the power of the atonement to make us strong through Jesus Christ. Thinking of weaknesses in this modern piece meal fashion is anachronistic to the Book of Mormon. Seeing our ultimate wekaness helps us step out of a myopic view of individual weaknesses to the greater view of the divine grace of Jesus to save us from that which brings all weaknesses, our fallen nature–only overcome through the Savior.]]>
I agree that the Lord can and does change weaknesses into strengths in the way you suggest, and I don't mean to take away from this interpretation. But I think we'd be missing something important in the text of Ether 12 if we overlook the fact that we are "made strong" when we allow our weaknesses to humble us and turn us to the Lord. The Lord told Moroni in verse 37:
And because thou hast seen thy weakness thou shalt be made strong, even unto the sitting down in the place which I have prepared in the mansions of my Father.
It was Moroni's "seeing" of his weakness — and his resulting humility and trust in the Lord — that "made [him] strong" and led to the promise of his salvation. I'd suggest that verse 27 can be read the same way. Moroni's weakness became a strength insofar as (1) he saw his weakness, and (2) it caused him to humble himself and exercise faith. In this manner, even as Moroni retained the weakness, it was "made strong unto him."
I don't think this reading detracts one bit from the message of hope in Ether 12. God gave us weaknesses because He loves us. The way we respond to those weaknesses can lead us back to Him.
Thanks for the thought-provoking post.]]>
While I believe such transformations can and do occur, they often take a very long time. In the short term, a "weak thing" can become "strong" to us if it causes us to realize our inability to succeed without God's help, to exercise faith, to increase the frequency and fervency of our prayers, and to seek forgiveness.
Yes, it's definitely a long process, and in the short term we can learn those things along the way, but I believe weak things only become strong when they actually, you know, become strong.
Linda, what you say is undoubtedly true, but words mean things. Let's not enshrine misunderstanding as acceptable on the basis of promoting spiritual growth.]]>


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According to Capitol Solutions' David Taylor, however, there is now an upside.
The focus on HealthCare.gov, Veterans Affairs Department scheduling and other problem projects provide a real opportunity for technology and cloud providers to advocate for spend in these areas, he said. Transitioning to cloud services is a mechanism for agencies to manage future costs, which can save money long term.
"Technology companies and cloud providers have a value proposition, and that's going to become a more important part of the sales pitch for agencies and Congress when they approve appropriations moving forward," Taylor said.
Moreover, Taylor said, the cost of maintaining current services has great potential for savings if agencies are now able to plan ahead more effectively. Non-defense agencies, he pointed out, spend $224 billion more than the budget caps allow for, while defense agencies are over by $103 billion -- though both numbers are starting to trend downward.
"Agencies haven't had the flexibility to spend money on things, and do practical, smart management because they've been living in this uncertain budget world," Taylor said.
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Stevan K. Pavlowitch (Serbian: Stevan K. Pavlović, Стеван К. Павловић; born 1933) is the emeritus professor of Balkan history at the University of Southampton and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society, specializing in history, international relations, and current affairs.
Stevan Kosta Pavlowitch was born in Belgrade in 1933.[1] His family members had a long history as diplomats in the service of Serbia's Karađorđević dynasty. His great-grandfather Kosta Pavlović was the first mayor of Niš following its liberation from the Ottoman Turks in 1878, as well as the head of the Belgrade branch of Serbian Prime Minister Jovan Ristić's Liberal Party. Pavlowitch's grandfather, also named Stevan K. Pavlović, was an influential lawyer, interpreter and diplomat who served as an assistant to Serbia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, governed the 77th District of Rotary International, headed the Serbian–French Friendship Society and was awarded the Legion of Honour by the French Government. Pavlowitch's father Kosta St. Pavlović was a historian and writer who served as a diplomat prior to the Axis invasion of Yugoslavia in April 1941.[2]
Pavlowitch began his schooling in Bucharest, where his father was stationed as a diplomat.[3] Just before Yugoslavia's occupation by Germany, Italy and Hungary, Pavlowitch and his parents left the country via Nikšić airport and sought refuge in London, accompanied by Dušan Simović, Momčilo Ninčić, Miloš Trifunović, Draško Stojković, Slobodan Jovanović, and their families. Jovanović was cousins with Pavlowitch's father.[4] Jovanović and Pavlowitch's family remained friends in exile. When Jovanović died in December 1958, he was buried on the Pavlowitch family's burial plot in London.[5]
Exiled, Pavlowitch studied history in Paris and the School of Slavonic and Yugoslav Studies at King's College in London.[3] From 1958 to 1965, Pavlowitch worked as a journalist[6] and was stationed in Belgium and Italy.[3] In 1965, he joined the staff of the University of Southampton and in 1997 became the emeritus professor of Balkan history.[6] He is currently the emeritus professor of Balkan history at the University of Southampton and a fellow of the Royal Historical Society.[7]
Pavlowitch was a contributor for the 1992 Radio Television of Serbia documentary series entitled Yugoslavia in War 1941–1945.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1961). Anglo–Russian Rivalry in Serbia, 1837–1839. The Mission of Colonel Hodges. Paris: Mouton. OCLC 250209117.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1971). Yugoslavia. New York: Praeger. OCLC 200171.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1978). Bijou d'art: Histoires de la vie, de l'œuvre et du milieu de Bojidar Karageorgévitch, artiste parisien et prince balkanique (1862–1908) (in French). Lausanne: Éditions L'Âge d'Homme. OCLC 5890319.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan; Biberaj, Elez (1982). The Albanian Problem in Yugoslavia: Two Views. London: Institute for the Study of Conflict. OCLC 8550867.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1985). Unconventional Perceptions of Yugoslavia, 1940–1945: Four Views – Charles de Gaulle, Momčilo Ninčić, Stanislav Rapotec and the Duke of Spoleto. New York: Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-88033-081-7.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1985). The Improbable Survivor: Yugoslavia and its Problems, 1918–1988. London: C. Hurst & Company. ISBN 978-1-85065-039-3.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1992). Yugoslavia's Great Dictator: Tito, a Reassessment. Columbus, Ohio: Ohio State University Press. ISBN 978-1-85065-150-5.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (1999). A History of the Balkans, 1804–1945. London: Longman. ISBN 978-0-5820-4585-9.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (2001). Serbia: The History Behind the Name. London: C. Hurst & Company. ISBN 9781850654766. Republished in 2002 as Serbia: The History of an Idea. New York: New York University Press. ISBN 9780814767085.
- Pavlowitch, Stevan (2008). Hitler's New Disorder: The Second World War in Yugoslavia. New York: Columbia University Press. ISBN 978-0-2317-0050-4.
- ^ Slobodan Marković (7 February 2002). "Balkan u novoj prizmi" (in Serbian). Vreme. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
- ^ "Porodica Pavlović čuvar gradskog duha" (in Serbian). Glas Javnosti. 7 March 2005. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
- ^ a b c "Balkan odozgo" (in Serbian). Glas Javnosti. 29 September 2001. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
- ^ "Dva avionska leta" (in Serbian). Politika Online. 11 December 2011. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
- ^ Ivana Mićević (2 December 2011). "Posmrtni ostaci Slobodana Jovanovića stižu u Srbiju" (in Serbian). Večernje novosti. Retrieved 2 January 2015.
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In the name of our whole team, we welcome you cheerfully to the Britta's Parkhotel.
Guests arriving by car are welcome to use the hotel's available parking spaces.
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A complimentary welcome drink awaits you on arrival. During your stay, you can park for free at the hotel.
In the beautiful lobby area of the hotel you will be welcomed by our friendly staff. During your stay, you can spend some relaxing hours with a good book in the reading room.
Enjoy our restaurant's hearty dishes inside or on the airy terrace (weather permitting).
Where you will stay
If you have any unfinished business that you need to take care of, you can simply use the desk found in your room. The visitors are supplied with a properly functioning phone, cable television for visual and audio entertainment and a well-stocked minibar that are available in all of our hotel rooms. There is also a radio in each and every room.
Bathrooms in this hotel come with windows. For your convenience, we have a shower, a bathtub and a hairdryer located in our bathrooms. In your room's bathroom you will find a shower as well as heated towel bars. A hair-dryer and make-up mirror are provided as well.
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Refurnished rooms, all stocked with bathrooms (shower, WC), telephone, work desk, minibar and free WLAN-access-points. Restaurant, conference rooms, bar and free parking lot is just beside the house.
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On business days from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM
On the weekend from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Renovated: 2010
Built: 1969
Check-in time: 15:00
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- Single rooms: 22
- Double rooms: 13
- Triple rooms: 2
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- Pet friendly (6.00 EUR/night)
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Analyst Opinion - My first smart phone was a Blackberry and I generally use Windows Mobile phones myself for two reasons: I type a lot on phones and I'm connected at the hip to my Exchange server- and Windows Mobile remains the best platform for both. But I've been using the G1 Google Android Phone (now that's a mouthful) for a week and I'm actually very impressed with the device. I think it speaks to how we should pick our phones though because each of these platforms, Blackberry, iPhone, Android, and Windows Mobile appeals to different audiences.
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Five reasons why WiMax is not convincing just yet
October 3, 2008 - 17:11
Wolfgang Gruener
Opinion - It was about time. After months of uncertainty, Sprint's Xohm unit was finally ready to roll out WiMax in Baltimore earlier this week. The network appears to be working as planned, but it seems that the promises made by the carrier are a bit exaggerated and there are many variables that need to be pinned down to enable consumers to make a decision whether they should subscribe to such a service or use 3G or wait for LTE instead. Right now, I believe there is very little that makes WiMax a compelling offer for the U.S. consumer. Of course, I invite you to disagree and join the discussion why WiMax is exactly what you were waiting or why you can live without it.
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Suddenly, the iPhone looks really old
October 2, 2008 - 19:51
Christian Zibreg
Opinion – We had almost given up hope that any of the five largest cellphone makers would be able to come up with a true iPhone rival that could match its appeal and functionality. But Nokia's 5800 came virtually out of nowhere and seems to have all the right ingredients to challenge Apple. From what we have seen so far, this is one fantastic, cool device with very few compromises. It looks great and beats the iPhone effortlessly in audio and video features. It comes with a full year of free, unlimited access to songs on the Nokia Music Store service. It is expected to be available as an unlocked phone that will cost about 25% less than the iPhone. No doubt about it: This one looks serious. Apple should be worried.
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T-Mobile G1 - The Good, the bad and the ugly
September 24, 2008 - 15:23
Samantha Rose
Opinion – Samantha Rose is the resident cellphone enthusiast here at TG Daily. Having bought more than 15 cellphone over the last two years, some might consider her a cellphone addict, but others, like us, believe that she can compare the value of a cellphone to the user much better than most of us and her opinion on a new cellphone certainly carries weight. So we asked her to line up her impressions on T-Mobile's Google phone, the G1.
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RIM + Slacker = Real iPhone threat
September 12, 2008 - 14:55
Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group
Analyst Opinion - We often talk about an iPhone killer, which clearly has not arrived yet. To date, the only company that has really put a crimp in iPhone sales is RIM, which posted strong growth during the first year the iPhone was available. RIM enjoys a very loyal following of users that, while they are not as vocal as their Apple counterparts, they very likely to buy another Blackberry - no matter how compelling other devices may be. And RIM appeals to the folks who buy most smart phones - business buyers - while the iPhone is still largely seen as an expensive consumer device.
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A useless GPS
September 3, 2008 - 11:32
Rick C. Hodgin
Opinion - About 18 months ago Arthur Dula, a space lawyer, patent attorney and CEO of the private spaceflight company Excalibur Almaz, filed an international patent application (PCT/US2007/007407) for a solar system positioning system (SSPS, like a GPS but for the whole solar system). His patent was granted last month and proposes we send out dozens of satellites to various points around the solar system so any space vehicles will know where they are at all times.
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The perfect portable computing device of 2015
July 24, 2008 - 00:46
Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group
Analyst Opinion - When I think about the perfect notebook I often think back to the Science Fiction series Earth: Final Conflict. This series, created by Gene Roddenberry, the creator of Star Trek, did not envision people carrying notebook computers. People carried a device called a Global Communicator, which was a blend of a global phone, a tablet computer, a GPS, a video camera and a thin client device. Perhaps Rodenberry had the right idea and the Global Communicator is exactly what we will get within a few years.
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iPhone 3G: LG Dare or simply waiting may be better choices
July 16, 2008 - 17:11
Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group
Analyst Opinion – Admitted, I am not a huge fan of a screen phone to begin, with because I can't live without a keyboard. But in looking in depth a the three competing offerings currently on the market (you can't yet buy the nice HTC Touch Diamond or RIM Thunder in the U.S.) and the services they are connected to I would put the iPhone la
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Symbian throws down the gauntlet at Android
June 24, 2008 - 13:03
Jack Gold, Founder and Principal Analyst, J.Gold Associates
Analyst Opinion - Symbian today announced that it is essentially changing its stripes. It is transitioning from a profit making licensor of the leading mobile device operating system, to an open source provider of a mobile OS that anyone can use on a royalty free basis. This is a direct challenge to Google's Android initiative, although somewhat belated. I expect this to provide considerable tabulations in the market, although there are a number of steps that need to take place before this transition is completed.
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WWDC 2008: Will the iPhone 3G kill the iPhone?
June 10, 2008 - 12:41
Christian Zibreg
Opinion – We have had nearly 24 hours to jump out Steve Jobs' reality distortion field and put common sense behind the announcements made yesterday – especially the company's iPhone 3G. The software and hardware behind the device has more potential than what was announced and we have to admit that we are underwhelmed. There is now a clear lack of features, including a video camera that is still not part of the device. So we wonder: Could it really be that Apple just killed the iPhone with the iPhone 3G?
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Apple to build a PA Semi iPhone? Not so fast.
April 23, 2008 - 13:16
Wolfgang Gruener
Opinion - Apple's confirmation that it would acquire PA Semi prompted a wave of speculation that Apple has decided to drop the idea of an Intel Atom iPhone and go instead with PA Semi. But I wonder: How can Apple consider using a processor design that uses more than 12 times the power of Atom? Why use a processor design that is not nearly small enough to fit even in MIDs? And how can Apple drop the idea of an Atom iPhone, if Atom has never been considered for the iPhone in the first place? There must be a completely different idea behind the PA Semi acquisition.
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From the PMC to the iPhone and beyond: The evolution of the MID and Linux' big break
April 10, 2008 - 09:38
Rob Enderle, Principal Analyst, Enderle Group
Analyst Opinion - Last week, I was in China and witnessed the launch of the first generation Mobile Internet Device (MID) platform products based on Intel's new Atom processor. This got me thinking back to what we had before the MID and why some of those products were successful and others were not. Of course, now we can speculate who will be successful with the MID.
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The iPhone's next killer apps: VoIP and videoconferencing
April 9, 2008 - 13:57
Christian Zibreg
Opinion - The upcoming iPhone 2.0 software is just around the corner and we all may be surprised how Apple's unified communication solution could merge mobile communication with VoIP, PCs, Macs, iPhones and even Apple TVs. We took a hard, long look at the information that is available right now from reports as well as patent filings to give you an outlook what Apple might be up to, why we are quite certain that VoIP and videoconferencing will be the iPhone's new killer applications.
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March 25, 2008 - 09:37
Humphrey Cheung
Opinion - American mobile phone buyers endure pushy sales people, multi-year contracts and high prices, but it's a completely different story in Thailand and the rest of the civilized world. Here cash is king and I've just snagged a nice Samsung E250 phone, case and SIM card for a mere $138. But even more amazing is the time it took – or, more accurately, didn't take.
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MEDC and TechEd aren't YET absorbing all my time although they are taking a lot. Generally outside work I'm into the usual stuff: spending time with my wife, music, movies and snowboarding. Every few years I get completely hooked on a video game and it's happened again. Yup. I'm a Halo 2 addict. I've been a longtime fan of online games but one of the things I truly love about Halo 2 is the amount of stats available to you from www.bungie.net about the games you've played. I don't know any other game which shows you online things like number of kills, who killed who, how the flag made it back to the base and that sort of thing.
You can my stats on the web at http://www.bungie.net/Stats/PlayerStats.aspx?player=Soyale. Even better than that, they made it available as an RSS feed (http://www.bungie.net/stats/halo2rss.ashx?i=334090&k=974156686) which opens up a host of new possibilities. I haven't seen that many creative apps yet for using and mining this RSS feed but I'm sure there are some out there. What I thought would be cool was to have this feed on the homescreen of my Smartphone. www.rsshome.com offer a homescreen plugin for rendering RSS feeds to your homescreen. Now I can always see what my last three games were :)
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Cast: Brian Surewood, Jamie Huxley, Courtney Simpson, Sergio (I), Tiffany Taylor, Bailey (I), Trina Michaels, Austin Kincaid, Ava Ramon, Breeanna Noel, Kaiya Lynn, Cheyne Collins, Anthony Hardwood, Julie Robbins
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The key to the success of this flick - and this young series - is the hot and frenetic sex from beginning to end. Each scene features two girls taking on one guy, and these performers give director Martin del Toro their all.
Each pair of girls begins tied to chairs. When they escape, they crawl to the guy, drool all over themselves during oral, spit on the camera lens and then get stacked in various positions as the dude goes back and forth between their pussies. Trina Michaels and Bailey are particularly hot together in their scene with Brian Surewood.
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I'd be fucking elated to be able to move on from this subject. But area residents aren't getting what they REALLY want, and that is:
Enforcement of CURRENT laws. I get a lot of G-Unit wannabe's with their bass turned up to testicle-rattling levels. Fucking assholes never get a ticket.
How come Drago is carrying water for the mayor's office?
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Do you if anybody (city, council, etc.) is working on this nightlife crap in conjunction with the city planning dept (maybe Gringotts, the architect, and Mt. Doom wrapped in one - a trifecta of unnecessary mystery bullshit, lockdown and hot air) on building codes? What's the use of crappy new codes if any new building has rice paper walls and siding so to speak? Or maybe you could do a report, send the unpaid intern to some of the Cap Hill condos going up to see if there is even a mention of "Quality of craftsmanship" or see who see who shits a brick when the intern asks how the condo construction addresses noise mitigation. Do they even have answers?
Please, I'm begging you etrangers, more licensing crap, more shoddy ass condos= more headaches for everydamn body. Do it! There's the story - the licenses is even more sham if there is no adjustment in building code to back it up.
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After reading "Execute" by @Drew Wilson and Josh Long, I have started multiple projects.
Here's the first shot of the first project: in one weekend (this weekend) I will go from not even knowing how to use the pen tool to being a master of Adobe Illustrator. Starting on 1 April 2013, I will use those new-found skills to release two illustrated posters every month—one will be available for free download and/or $15 print, and the other will cost $20 per print.
So, without further ado, here's the first of many shots this weekend. This is my FIRST TIME EVER using Adobe Illustrator. I drew the hammer and the axe using only the pen tool. The wood texture is courtesy of the talented @Nick Slater.
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Ph.D. student Raymond Swetenberg enjoys sharing science with others and is passionate about his transformative biological research using stem cells to understand more about spinal cords.
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Leah Stowers, who already has her Doctor of Pharmacy and is completing work on her Master of Public Health, says UGA has provided many opportunities for leadership, service and professional growth and she believes that "hard work can help you…
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Ph.D. student Zachary King's academic exploits have included being co-author on 11 peer-reviewed publications and being named a Ph.D. Fellow by the United Soybean Board. His plant breeding expertise could soon lead to new corn varieties on your dinner table.…
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Chrissie Brady is earning two seemingly unrelated degrees — in wildlife and fisheries and mechanical engineering — but has her sights set on integrating robotics into environmental education and wildlife management as well as educating others about the environment.
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Senior biology major Travis Redmond has excelled as a student but also has made a big impact on the community with a range of volunteer activities. The future doctor says he's "cherished every moment" at UGA.
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OK, it is actually safe for work, but with the amount of dick-sucking going on in these quotes, I didn't want you guys getting queasy at work and puking all over your keyboards. So, in that sense, these quotes are not safe for work. Visually safe, yes. Emotionally safe, no.Herald"Mayo was one of the best teammates you could possibly have, especially in college, because in college you're just trying to figure it out, grow into yourself as a human being, as a man," said Foster, whose 3,942 yards and 39 touchdowns lead all NFL running backs since 2010. "He's one of those guys that had a plan, and he executed it very early in our collegiate life. He knew what he wanted to do, and you saw him working day in and day out. He inspired me to be a better football player, a better human being just by the way he carried himself. I always tell him that. I always thank him for that.""That's the kind of guy you want to bring around your kids, to say I knew him," Foster said. "He's a model human be...
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"The Beatles still sell for €5,99" and other tales of everlastingness
I noticed on my visit to the music shop today that a new batch of low-price The Beetles CDs had arrived. Now I already own all of The Beatles, so I really had no reason to pick up the disc set to inspect it, but I did and one thing stood out: a €5,99 price tag; which is roughly 7 on Amazon" href="http://www.amazon.com/My-World-Justin-Bieber/dp/B002T921AC" target="_blank">Beiber's enhanced My World disc on Amazon.
Without meaning disrespect to anybody, I think that this shows just how popular The Beetles had become by the time they broke-up. In contradistinction, it is an issue of concern that every music group's gospel — performing every single one of the Beeth's excruciatingly hard-to-perform symphonies — sells far cheaper than the mediocre music made today solely for cash. Perhaps that is because everybody does it; but should repetition of a classic make it any less of a classic?
Speaking of Beethoven, I recently answered myself a question that had been bothering me: what on earth does Beethoven mean? As it turns out, Beeth is beetroot (yes), and hof is farm. So that gentleman we all so admire is Ludwig from Beetroot Farm.
But are classics really held far less worthy, or does everything modern generally take precedence when it comes to setting prices, or are our tastes as a society changing, or should there exist a very different kind of motivation to last, as former US Labour Secretary, Lynn Martin, put it:
No matter what your religion, you should try to become a government program, for then you will have everlasting life.
Even more interesting is that most of what we listen to today may be heavily modified; whether it is really done that way or not, nobody can deny that we have enough technology today to make person X sound a million times better than he really is, especially if that Mr X agrees to hand over the producers a greater percentage of profits than the better-sounding-poorly-sharing and more deserving artiste, Y.
I have, bookmarked, this 1919 photograph of Cxechoslovakian violinist and composer, Jan Kubelik, from sometime back. It really is a reminder that we came from a time when state-of-the-art music refinement was done using cones taped to reduce reverberation.
Today, refinement has come from meaning getting musicians' unadulterated sound to helping them by making it sound better. It has become Photoshop for audio.
A counter argument I can suggest myself is that the term classics is too loosely defined. Our renaissance classics were modern works during the renaissance. While desperate efforts were being made to save the then-classics, what was really being celebrated — being the centre of attention — during the renaissance was the day's absolute modern attempts at art.
It then does not seem far fetched to say that Beiber may become a classic singer around the 2050s or later. And we are only paranoid in saying the classics are on a decline. Or that they are in any way comparable to today's approach to art and society — both of which have inherently changed a lot between the 16th and 21st centuries.
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"Coach: The Pat Burns Story is the best hockey biography of the year. . . . [DiManno's] gifted writing ability combined with her personal insight makes for a riveting read. . . . This is an intimate biography of one of hockey's most complex individuals. . . . Rosie Dimanno's Coach: The Pat Burns Story is the best of the best."
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In terms of hockey personality biographies, I highly recommend Kerry Fraser's "The Final Call" as a much better read. Lots of interesting, original, sometimes humourous, often heartwarming, stories in that book.
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|Crushed coriander seeds
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|8 , crushed
|Soy sauce
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|Soft brown sugar
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|Pork loin chops
Mix all the ingredients except the chops together in a shallow dish.
Put in the chops and coat well.
Cover and set aside for 30 minutes, basting the chops occasionally.
Preheat the grill (broiler) to moderately high.
Transfer the chops to the rack of the grill (broiler) and reserve the marinade.
Grill (broil) the chops for 2 minutes.
Reduce the heat to moderate and grill (broil) for 8 to 10 minutes on each side, basting occasionally with the marinating liquid.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 875 Calories from Fat 392
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 44 g67.2%
Saturated Fat 13.7 g68.6%
Trans Fat 0.4 g
Cholesterol 312.7 mg104.2%
Sodium 2792.8 mg116.4%
Total Carbohydrates 20 g6.8%
Dietary Fiber 6.9 g27.4%
Sugars 5.9 g
Protein 99 g198.3%
Vitamin A 0.6% Vitamin C 10.5%
Calcium 21.9% Iron 35.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet