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Video Industry News Video Company News Technology Industry News Technology Company News Novelty Industry News Novelty Company News Gay Industry News Gay Company News Legal Industry News All Company News
Released: Feb 01st, 2008
Running Time: 105 Min.
Director: Axel Braun
Company: VCA Pictures
Cast: Jay Lassiter, Marcus London, Johnny Sins, Taryn Thomas, Ava Lauren, Donna Doll
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: Specialty
These human fountains really let loose when getting pummeled or fingered by these industry studs.
Of special note is Ana Lauren, whose squirting prowess almost comes naturally, Angelina Valentine, who can sloppily get fingered while blowing a second guy and still be able to let loose, and superbusty Donna Doll, whose outdoor romp starts out with a slow, sensual deep throat blow job and ends with a messy facial. Oh, yeah, sometime in between there she does one messy squirt.
Retailing: The screwing may be mostly conventional, but the squirting is memorable.


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By Adrienne Anderson adrienne.anderson@thebayonetOctober 19, 2012
FORT BENNING, Ga. (Oct. 17, 2012) -- The countdown to high school selection is underway as Fort Benning parents with children transitioning to high school must decide where to send their eighth-grade students. Students have two options: to attend a neighborhood school or apply to a magnet school.
Typically, where students attend high school is dependent upon their physical residential address. However, for Families living on Fort Benning -- they have three neighborhood school options -- Chattahoochee County High School in Cusseta, Ga., Russell County High School in Seale, Ala., and Spencer High School in Columbus, said eighth grade counselor Lindsay Ratliff. This is because Fort Benning is considered their address, but not their physical residential address.
The Muscogee County School District also has magnet programs students can apply to, however, if they are not accepted they must attend a neighborhood school. Magnet programs concentrate on a specific curriculum, Ratliff said, such as computer science and game design at Spencer High School or advanced college prep at Columbus and Hardaway High School.
"Parents and students should be aware (of) what their student's choices are as early as possible," Ratliff said. "They need to understand that the child's grades, behavior record, and attendance record in middle school will follow them to whatever high school they go to."
In order to meet eligibility requirements for a magnet program, students need to have the following:
•A or B grade point average in all academic subjects
•Good attendance record
•Good discipline record
•Teacher recommendations
•Seventh and eighth grade report cards
•Seventh grade test scores
•Some schools will also require an entrance exam or an interview for admission.
For more information about a particular magnet program's eligibility requirements, contact that particular high school. Applications for magnet programs are due Jan. 31.
But no matter where a student attend high school, all Department of Defense Education Activity students will be attending a new school district -- therefore will need to register for the next school year with the school district that that the student's school is located, Ratliff said.
When selecting a school, Ratliff said, parents should talk to their child about their interests.
"If they are not interested in the subject or course material the student will probably not do as well," Ratliff said. "A lot of students apply to a school just because that is the 'cool' or 'popular' school to go to. This is not a good reason to apply to a magnet program."
A student can be dismissed from a magnet school program if the fail to meet the magnet program's requirements, Ratliff said. If this happens a student will have to return to their neighborhood school.
Ratliff said she strongly encourages parents and their students to visit the high schools and ask questions. Each school will have an open house that Families can go to. Each school has advantages and disadvantages.
"Every student and every Family has a different experience when it comes to school."
For help in deciding on which school to attend or for more information, contact Ratliff at 706-545-0310 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Information about schools are listed on each schools respective website

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Beauty and the Beast Couponcarolyncastiglia
Bonjour! You may have heard that Disney is releasing its Beauty and the Beast Diamond Edition on Blu-Ray and DVD. While it may be a bit too early to start thinking about Christmas gifts, my daughter celebrates her 5th birthday next week, so I'll be taking advantage of their $10 off coupon. Want one for yourself?
Be our guest! Just visit Disney Movie Rewards and click to print your coupon. If you're not already a member, you'll have to join the site and install printing software – which is a bit of a lengthy process – but a little bit of time is certainly worth saving money in a recession. And a great birthday gift is worth the smile I know it'll put on my Princess-obsessed daughter's face.
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Jails improve on the concept of the traditional chroot environment in several ways. In a traditional chroot environment, processes are only limited in the part of the file system they can access.
One of the tools which can be used to enhance the security of a FreeBSD system is jails.
Jails have been available since FreeBSD 4.X and continue to be enhanced in their usefulness, performance, reliability, and security.
Jails build upon the chroot(2) concept, which is used to change the root directory of a set of processes, creating a safe environment, separate from the rest of the system. Processes created in the chrooted environment can not access files or resources outside of it. For that reason, compromising a service running in a chrooted environment should not allow the attacker to compromise the entire system.
However, a chroot has several limitations. It is suited to easy tasks which do not require much flexibility or complex, advanced features. Over time many ways have been found to escape from a chrooted environment, making it a less than ideal solution for securing services.
Jails improve on the concept of the traditional chroot environment in several ways. In a traditional chroot environment, processes are only limited in the part of the file system they can access. The rest of the system resources, system users, running processes, and the networking subsystem are shared by the chrooted processes and the processes of the host system.
Jails expand this model by virtualizing access to the file system, the set of users, and the networking subsystem. More fine-grained controls are available for tuning the access of a jailed environment. Jails can be considered as a type of operating system-level virtualization.
A jail is characterized by four elements:
A directory subtree: the starting point from which a jail is entered. Once inside the jail, a process is not permitted to escape outside of this subtree.
A hostname: which will be used by the jail.
An IP address: which is assigned to the jail. The IP address of a jail is often an alias address for an existing network interface.
A command: the path name of an executable to run inside the jail. The path is relative to the root directory of the jail environment.
Jails have their own set of users and their own root account which are limited to the jail environment.
The root account of a jail is not allowed to perform operations to the system outside of the associated jail environment.


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Converse: Meat Grinder
Advertising Agency: Anomaly, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Mike Byrne
Executive Creative Director: Ian Toombs, Sheena Brady
Art Director: Roy Torres
Copywriter: Nick Terzis
Account Director: Jill Ong
Agency Producer: Sarah Manna
Photographers: Magdalena Wosinska, Dan Monick
Account manager: Lauren Bozarth
Published:March 2013
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ironman1979Nov 06, 2013 - 9:55
Who made this, @anomally or @ocg?
Who made this, @anomally or @ocg?
Advertising in funnier than making weapons.


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Ralph Stanley on WNCW
More great radio for Friday (2/25).
Ralph Stanley will be calling in to WNCW during the 2:00 p.m. hour (EST) to talk with Dennis Jones about the good doctor's upcoming Gospel CD, A Mother's Prayer. The album is expected this Spring on Rebel Records.
Dennis plans to talk to Ralph about the new CD, about his recent autobiography, Man Of Constant Sorrow, and the big 84th birthday bash scheduled for Friday night at the The Old Rock School in Valdese NC.
The birthday show had to be rescheduled following Stanley's brief hospitalization in January of this year. A pacemaker was installed in January, and Ralph is said to be fit as a fiddle.
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From the August 2013 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
Bacon-Studded Hot Dogs
Let's Be Frank
What could be better than a hot dog? An all-natural, hormone- and antibiotic-free hot dog cooked in a smokehouse and studded with bacon.
$33 for three-pound pack
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How High Can You Go LbNA # 57400
|Placed Date
|Apr 8 2011
|Lewis & Clark State Park, Troutdale, OR
|Found By
|Double Tree
|Last Found
|Nov 20 2011
|Hike Distance
In the very northeast corner of the park you will find a path that travels gradually up the northern edge of Broughton's Bluff, running roughly parallel to some railroad tracks and Highway 84 beyond them. Standard warnings about mosquitos, stinging nettles, poison oak, etc. do apply (this is the Pacific Northwest, after all!). Despite its proximity to the roar of the highway, this is one of my favorite paths near my home for its beauty and because it encourages a hiking style I like to call 'billy goating'. You will cross over and under large fallen trees blocking the path, will have to watch your footing scrambling over small rockslides, will squeeze past large boulders and scramble over tree root stepladders. At certain times of the year if the foliage isn't yet too thick, you will look out over the Sandy River Delta and eventually catch a small glimpse of the Columbia River as well. In the late summer, when the foliage is at its thickest, you may feel you're in a neverending tunnel of green as the forest growth walls you in on both sides of this narrow path. It's a great little escape when you only have an hour or two and don't want to commit to the all day treks on the trails further out in the Gorge.
You'll know you're getting close to the box when you cross over two water runoffs intersecting the trail and at each one, the path briefly changes shape. At the first, the path is shaped like a large "U", at the second, like a small "V". Not long after this, you will encounter a sharp right fork that leads uphill, immediately before the main path starts to curve to the left and leads significantly downward. Take this right path and just a short ways uphill, you will encounter two large fallen trees crossing each other at a right angle. One parallels your path, the other blocks it. Walk up to the tree blocking the trail, but don't step over it. Approximately 4 feet to the left of the trail, with the tree itself protecting it from gravity, you will find the letterbox under a pile of rocks.
PLEASE rehide carefully! This box is very close to the trail and could be easily spotted if not well hidden.
Also, if you head back out to the main park grounds and wander off on any other trails, keep yours eyes peeled for a Banana Slug or Two!


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I see names of computers in my router's DHCP leasing list. My android galaxy tab is listed under an alphanumeric name. How do I set a friendly name that I like?
You can change the hostname to a less cryptic name in the Developer Options under Settings. Under the "Debugging" section in the Developer Options you will see an option called "Device hostname" which should currently be set to this rather cryptic name. You can change it to any alpha numeric name you like.
If you are on Android 5.0 that option is not there anymore. Though using the ADB shell still works. See this answer: How to set friendly network name of android computer? Root doesn't seem to be required on my phone. From the answer linked above without acquiring root access:
Open terminal. Enter the following:
Root access is required.
Just wanted to reference another related solution I came across using ADB (and requires rooted device): http://nileshgr.com/2012/10/13/how-to-change-wifi-host-name-of-your-android-device. I would however prefer the ADB commands presented here on SO than this link, but it's another method at least.
The name that is sent to the DHCP server is not the hostname as is commonly thought, it's the VID (Vendor ID Code) which you cannot change. You could try changing the name at the router level if possible.
Simply download and install the app called "Change Hostname" from the Play Store and enjoy editing your android device hostname (android-xxxxxxxxxxx).
Root access is required though, sorry for the non-rooted users.


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Another week, another handful of big injuries in fantasy football. We saw Jimmy Graham go down for the season with a knee injury, Rob Gronkowski go down with a knee injury that isn't too serious, but still potentially a multi-week injury, and also Chris Johnson suffer a fractured tibia. As the season progresses, more and more injuries will pop up and determining who to keep, who to pick up, and who to drop becomes crucial for those vying for playoff spots. Hence, the Benchwarmers and yours truly is here to save your Fantasy Football season.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Anquan Boldin
Welcome to Reservations For Six where everyday the specials are touchdowns. Party of five, no problem. Come in, sit down and let's talk about six point plays. And don't forget to tip your server. Touchdowns are the cherry on top of your Sunday fun day. The icing on the cake. And sometimes a touchdown is the only thing that can salvage a shitty stat line. When your receiver only has two receptions for 20 yards with only a few minutes to go and he reels in a 12-yard touchdown you are able to breathe a little easier. Instead of just 4 points in your PPR league, you now have 12.2 and are that much closer to a win or further from a loss if you're the glass half empty kind. But touchdowns just don't grow on trees. If they did, I have at least one in my backyard right next to my row of money trees. Unfortunately I have neither. Receiving touchdowns begin with targets. If the ball's not thrown to you, then you can't catch it. And if you can't catch it, you can't score a touchdown. At least not without a comedy of errors and a handful of luck. Let's take a look what's going on inside the red zone when the ball is thrown. Who's being targeted? How do those targets translate to touchdowns? Who's making the most of their red zone targets? How about the least?Please, blog, may I have some more?
This was the only game highlight worth showcasing. Seriously.
I could have watched Fear Factor re-runs and come away with the same general feelings that I left with at the end of this game. In true Thursday Night Football fashion, I wasn't quite sure what I was watching, and at what approximate time the 49ers actually showed up. I'm pretty sure it was around the third quarter, but my memory of that moment is fuzzy at best, and they must have left quickly thereafter. Maybe they were never there to begin with? (Not that it would have made any difference.) I think it's fair to say that the Seahawks problem still exist, but lucky for them, teams like the 49ers exist to allow a reprieve comparable to a bye week and the almighty sports term "momentum" to be built. Now, that won't solve Seattle's long-term problem of their away jerseys looking like they accidentally washed them with their home jersey's, but a win here is a start. And look, Jim Tomsula may not be the best rookie coach out there, but I swear to God, he did an absolute fantastic job cleaning my windshield the other day… (And by the way, that was three Pearl Jam songs CBS played last night, for those keeping score at home.)
Join me and your fellow readers in a special Razzball-only Contest! Buy-in is just $5.00 and the top-12 finishers in a 55-team league are all part of the prize pool! Sign up here!
Want to win a Razzball T-Shirt? Try out our new Fantasy Football Team Name Generator and post your favorite below in the comment section. We'll select a random winner next Thursday!Please, blog, may I have some more?
Last week The Dillon Panthers, my team in the Razzball Writers League, scored 168.64 points, making quick work of Jay's team and elevating me to an astounding 6-0 record. Out of all the RCL's, there are currently only thirteen undefeated teams remaining. Yours truly is fired up to be a member of that list and will look to keep rolling this week. But before we step ahead into the future, let's jump in our DeLorean DMC-12 and go back in time to last weekend and see what lineup would have been strong enough to have knocked me out of the ranks of the unbeaten.
When asked for a list of players that would have outscored 168.64 points, Biff Tannen opened his Gray's Sports Almanac and muttered, "How about these buttheads" as he rattled off the following list of players. "Together they combined for 173.81 points. Now why don't you make like a tree and get out of here."Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, I guess someone forgot to remind us that Jamaal Charles bi-annual end-of-season injury was due. Looking to go up 24-3 in the third quarter against the Bears, the Chiefs drove into the red zone, and on a seemingly normal (and patented Andy Reid run-up-the-middle with one of the best outside-the-number runners in football) play, Charles twisted his knee moving left to right (as shown above). And that's the moment the Chiefs season ended. Based off of initial tests, it appears that Charles has suffered a torn RCL in his right knee. And if that wasn't enough, the Bears were able to mount a comeback and win the game 18-17. If I didn't know any better, I would say this was probably the Chiefs at their most Chiefiest moment. While many would look to Knile Davis to try and fill in for what was essentially 90% of Kansas City's offense, Charcandrick (his stripper name, I'm sure) West will look to be Alex Smith's new check-down artist. Yes, starting 1-4 is pretty bad. And losing your star player who handles the bulk of your offense is devastating. But hey, it could be worse… you could be the Detroit Lions…
Here's what else I saw this past Sunday in Week 5:
New to Daily Fantasy Football? Try out this new free FanDuel's contest, where half the league is guaranteed to win. (Played on FanDuel before? You can build a team for $5 for a chance of $100,000, part of a one million dollar prize pool!)Please, blog, may I have some more?
Greetings! After witnessing Peyton the redeemer, AKA Peyton the Elder, DECIMATE the once proud hearts of Kansas City Chiefs fans, I have two questions for you fine people: 1) Can we now put a stop to doubting Manning in the regular season? The old geezer may live off of Papa John's and Chicken Parm, but on Thursday Night Football, he served nothing but grizzly tube-steak, force feeding the veiny meat down the throats of the Chiefs secondary. And 2) Are we going to stop complaining about the quality of TNF games? The battle started out limper than Stephen Baldwin's career, but when that whistle blew, I find it difficult to believe ANY of you were questioning the quality of entertainment you just witnessed. Yes, I was once a detractor of TNF games, but with the inclusion of many more inter-divisional games and the upgraded ability for teams to prepare on a short week, going back to last season, it's actually been quite solid. Enough of tonguing Peyton's taint, though I know many of you would like to dive further into the discussion, the purpose of this post is to inform you of my most inner thoughts and dark secrets regarding Sunday and Monday's games.
I am Tehol Beddict, and this is Start 'Em and Sit 'Em! Take heed!
You can check out my rankings here, for all your roster needs.Please, blog, may I have some more?
One of my favorite things about fantasy football is the tracking of average draft position (ADP). I don't care that it's only mid May and the NFL draft is only a couple weeks in the books. I am always interested in seeing were the mind of the so called "experts" and the "average Joe's" (me) are at when it comes to valuing certain players. I believe it's never to early to being able to spot trends among players or positions that will be of valuable information come your draft or drafts. Now that we got that out of the way, I would like to talk about one trend that seems to have caught my eye in early drafts. It has to do with the wide receiver group, in particular, the older players and them being undervalued that is looming large at the moment.Please, blog, may I have some more?
As Grey pointed out yesterday, I hope all of you had a great Thanksgiving. It's my favorite holiday of the year, mostly because I cook, drink, and football the sh*t out of it. And, of course, it's a day of thanks, so what better thing is there to do than to thank you, the Razzball community? Well, now that I think of it, I should probably thank your mom for that one thing at that one position that happened multiple times… But seriously, the truth is, I've been lucky to be given the opportunity to entertain, help, and interact with all you, and I love it. And all I have to do is fart and d*ck jokes all day long. That being said, after enjoying my extravaganza of a feast (I'd be happy to share my recipes in the comments if you're interested), I will admit… I may have napped too long. When I woke up and saw the ending of the Eagles-Dallas game, I thought I slept right into December. In fact, Romo actually saw his shadow yesterday, confirming that Romocember has arrived early. There was also a Bears-Lions game that was captivating for about a quarter and then there was a Seahawks-49ers match-up featuring Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll. And I'll admit, I hadn't seen an interaction between two assholes like that since I watched Requiem for a Dream…Please, blog, may I have some more?
DeMarco Murray is no longer on pace to break the single season record for rushing yards. He is, however, on pace to finish the season with 1,973 yards on the ground. To do so he will have to maintain his average of 123 yards per game. Dallas's remaining opponents are NYG, PHI, CHI, PHI, IND and WAS. The only team that isn't giving up at least 100 rushing yards per game in that list are the Colts who fall just below at 98.1 yards per game. The New York Football Giants are ranked the worst in the league giving up a league high 144.7 yards per game. These remaining teams combined are allowing 696.2 yards per game. That's an average of 116 yards. I don't see Murray maintaing the 123 yards per game pace, but I could definitely see him averaging 85. That would close him out for the season with 1743 yards which would be the 2nd most in a season in the last 5 years behind Adrian Peterson who racked up 2097 yards in 2012. His current pace has him at 390 carries for the season. That number concerns me…Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, that was interesting. But only if you're a Packers fan. Ben Roethlisberger? This is Aaron Rodgers, and he just escalated the situation by scoring 6 touchdowns and NOT losing to the Jets. Which seems like an insurmountable escalation right there. If you missed it (you probably should have), the Bears once again confirmed that they are a terrible football team. If they didn't come out after half-time, already losing 0-42, I probably wouldn't have noticed. I doubt the Packers would have noticed, that's for sure. But who doesn't want to make history? So for the first time in 90 years, the Bears have now given up 50 plus points in consecutive games. And the
funniest saddest realist part of all this? Oh yeah, that's right, this is the Bears coming off a bye. Silly Jets fans, and you thought the 2015 first overall draft pick was yours for the taking…


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Hazard surveillance
Workers encounter a wide variety of substances, physical agents and working conditions during the course of their work. Some can cause, contribute to or exacerbate disease and injury either on their own or in combination with other work or non-work risk factors. Better understanding of current hazard exposures, the effectiveness of controls, and attitudes towards health and safety are research priorities of the Australian Work Health and Safety Strategy 2012–2022.
Safe Work Australia and its predecessors have undertaken wide ranging research on hazard surveillance systems, hazard surveillance methods and exposures to hazards and risk factors in the workplace.
Hazard surveillance work:
National Hazard Exposure Worker Surveillance 2008
The 2008 National Hazard Exposure Worker Surveillance (NHEWS) survey was the first national survey on exposure to workplace hazards in Australia. It investigated Australian workers' exposure to selected occupational disease-causing hazards, based on one or more of the eight priority occupational diseases identified by the National Occupational Health and Safety Commission (NOHSC) in 2004. The survey also collected information from workers about the controls provided in workplaces to eliminate or reduce these hazards.
Data were collected from 4500 workers in two stages. The first stage (n=1900) focussed on workers from the five national priority industries determined by NOHSC in 2003 and 2005 and the second stage (n=2600) surveyed workers from all industries.
The methodology and initial findings of the NHEWS surveys were published in:
- 2009: National Hazard Exposure Worker Surveillance (NHEWS): Survey Results
- 2008: National Hazard Exposure Worker Surveillance (NHEWS): Survey Handbook
Subsequent reports describe findings for hazard-based analyses:
- 2015: multiple hazards
- 2012: chemical exposure
- 2012: contact dermatitis
- 2011: biological hazards
- 2011: wet work hazards
- 2011: biomechanical demands
- 2010: noise exposure
- 2010: sunlight exposure
- 2010: airborne substances
- 2010: vibration
The NHEWS survey data has also been used in industry-based summaries of recent Safe Work Australia research:
- 2015: Transport
- 2015: Manufacturing
- 2015: Construction
Australian Workplace Exposures Study
The 2011 Australian Work Exposures Study (AWES) was a survey that investigated self-reported work-related exposures to 38 known or suspected carcinogens among Australian workers. This research provides an opportunity to gain a better understanding of exposure to carcinogens when Australian workers carry out relatively common tasks at work.
The AWES research was led by Dr Lin Fritschi at the Western Australian Institute of Medical Research and funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council and the Cancer Council Australia. Telephone interviews were conducted using a population-based sample and responses to task-based questions were analysed using an automated expert assessment method (OccIDEAS) to assess if a worker might be exposed to carcinogens at work, and then, taking into account controls being used by the worker, to assess the potential level of exposure. The researchers intend to use these recently collected Australian data to re-examine the potential burden of work-related cancer.
To date three reports have been published from the AWES
- 2014: Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
- 2014: Lead and lead compounds
- 2014: Formaldehyde
The Extended Australian Workplace Exposure Study (AWES-2)
The 2014 Extended Australian Work Exposures Study (AWES-2) used the AWES methodology to investigate self-reported work-related exposures to agents which cause or aggravate asthma.
The AWES-2 research is led by Dr Lin Fritschi at the Curtin University of Technology (previously at the Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research or the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research) and funded through a National Health and Medical Research Council Partnership Project grant (with co-funding provided by Safe Work Australia, the Cancer Council Australia and the Cancer Council of Western Australia).
Reports based on this research are expected to be published in 2016.
National occupational hazard and risk management surveillance (NOHARMS)
Safe Work Australia is investigating exposures to hazards associated with priority work disorders within priority industries using small, targeted studies for specific industry sub-sectors and hazards. NOHARMS projects include exposure measurements where possible, and workers and managers are asked about risk management practices including the provision and use of controls.
The first NOHARMS project investigated exposures to noise, dust, vibration and chemicals on small mixed grain and livestock farms in Western Australia. Results are expected to be published in 2016.
Psychosocial hazards
Safe Work Australia works with others on the identification of psychosocial factors that impact on people's wellbeing and effectiveness at work.
The Australian Workplace Barometer project
The Australian Workplace Barometer project aims to provide evidence of Australian work conditions and their relationships to workplace health and productivity through a national monitoring and surveillance system.
This mostly ARC-funded project was conducted in 2010 in partnership with the Centre for Applied Psychological Research at the University of South Australia, SafeWork South Australia and Safe Work Australia. The project was developed to collect data from six Australian states and territories to set national benchmarks and to provide evidence to develop best practice standards in the area of worker psychological health and wellbeing, It is also relevant to inform policy development, intervention targets and provision of resources.
The Australian Workplace Barometer: Report on psychosocial safety climate and worker health in Australia was published by Safe Work Australia in 2012. The Australian Workplace Barometer project was repeated in 2014 using data obtained from all Australian states and territories. Reports from the project are due to be published in early 2016.
People at Work project
This is an ARC-funded research project from 2012–2014 managed by the Queensland University of Technology (initially the University of Queensland) in partnership with The Australian National University, Work Health and Safety Queensland, WorkCover New South Wales, WorkSafe Victoria, Comcare, Beyondblue and Safe Work Australia. The project aims to increase the capacity of employers to identify and manage psychosocial risks and test the effectiveness of interventions designed to improve the psychosocial working environment. A final report on the prevalence of psychosocial hazards will be published in 2016.
Personality and total health (PATH) through life project
This project is a longitudinal study over 20 years examining mental health and cognitive ability across the life span. It is a community survey of 7,485 people from the ACT and Queanbeyan, NSW and includes three cohorts or age groups (birth years 1975–79, 1956–60 and 1937–41) selected at random from the electoral roll. More detail is published on the PATH through Life project webpage.
The original aims of the study were to document the prevalence and incidence of common mental disorders, substance use and cognitive ability across the adult life span, and consider the environmental and genetic risk factors influencing individual differences. Over time the scope of the study has broadened with the addition of a number of sub-studies: normative brain ageing; cardiovascular risk assessment; and a health and memory study of cognitive decline in the elderly. Safe Work Australia's involvement since 2011 has added new measures relevant to work health and safety.
Safe Work Australia provides policy direction, conducts research and provides guidance on the potential work safety and health implications from applications of nanotechnology.
See: Nanotechnology and work health and safety
Other hazard surveillance reports:
2014: Work ability in Australia - Pilot study
2005: Surveillance Alert, OHS and the Ageing Workforce
2006: Beyond Common Sense - A report on the barriers to adoption of safety in the agriculture industry (Archived)
Alcohol and drugs
2007: Work-Related Alcohol and Drug Use: A Fit for Work Issue
2001: Environmental tobacco smoke watching brief 2001 (Archived)
2013: Sizing up Australia - the next step
2009: Sizing Up Australia: How contemporary is the anthropometric data Australian designers use? ASCC January 2009
2009: The Bariatric Journey in Australia: Ambulance Case Study
2009: The Bariatric Journey in Australia: Fire Case Study
2009: The Bariatric Journey in Australia: Funeral Case Study
2009: The Bariatric Journey in Australia: Hospital Case Study
2009: Manual handling risks associated with the care, treatment and transportation of bariatric (severely obese) patients in Australia
2008: Overweight and Obesity: Implications for Workplace Health and Safety and Workers' Compensation
2010: Asbestos Exposure and Compliance Study of Construction and Maintenance Workers: Follow-up Report
2010: Asbestos Exposure and Compliance Study of Construction and Maintenance Workers
2014: Review of hazards and health effects of inorganic lead – implications for WHS regulatory policy
2012: Hazard surveillance: residual chemicals in shipping containers
2006: Barriers and Enablers to Control of Hazardous Chemicals in SMEs (Archived)
2007: Are people with disability at risk at work? A review of the evidence
2007: Disability and employment in the Australian labour market
1992: Technical Report of the Study Group On Eyesight Testing of Users of Screen-based Equipment [NOHSC:10004(1992)]
2008: Benchmarking of Exposures to Wood Dust and Formaldehyde in Selected Industries in Australia
2005: International Review of Surveillance and Control of Workplace Exposures
2005: Review of Australian and New Zealand Workplace Exposure Surveillance Systems
1989: Technical Report of the Study Group on Radiation and Visual Display Unit
2006: Work-Related Fatigue, Summary of Recent Indicative Research (Archived)
2006: Work-related Fatigue, Summary of Recent Regulatory Development
2006: Work-related Fatigue - Summary of recent regulatory indicative research
2006: Work-related Fatigue - Summary of recent regulatory developments
2008: Benchmarking of Noise Exposures in Selected South Australian Workplaces
2008: Occupational Health and Safety Risk Factors for Rural and Metropolitan Nurses: Comparative Results from a National Nurses Survey
2008: Occupational Exposures in Australian Nurses: Methodology Report


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Tommy Dean Denison, 79 years old, was born to Fred H. and Mary W. (Owens) Denison on January 7, 1934 in Sanger, Texas. He was raised on a farm west of Bolivar, Texas.
He passed away on January 9, 2013 in Dallas, Texas
Tommy served his country in the United States Navy from March of 1956 to October 1957. He married LaVerne Hensley in Denton, Texas. Before his retirement, he worked as a machinist.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Laverne; brother, Fred Denison, Jr.; two sisters, Marie Paul and Helen Rindal.
He is survived by three sisters, Ruby Sullivan and husband, Elmo, Beulah Copeland, and Mary Lou McKay and husband, Jack; brother, Jim Denison and wife, Linda; and many nieces and nephews. He was much loved by his entire family.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, January 12, 2013 at 11:00 am.
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From the 'Magic Eye' Candy kit of the late 80s to the distinctly yellow Carlsberg shirts either side of the millennium, Liverpool are no stranger to garish change strips.
But their away and third kits outfits for the 2013/14 season, however, may just be the most striking yet.
The official away kit - advertised by the club already - is the white and black one with red and black shards down the front.
'Inspired by the patterns and graphics featured in the kits of the 1980s and 1990s," Liverpool wrote on the club website, "Warrior and LFC have produced a strip which represents modern retro."
Image - Liverpool website
According to leaked images, this rather fetching design of half-white and half-purple zig-zags on black is reportedly the third kit:
The pictures of the kits initially came courtesy of Twitter user @locowio.
His explanation for getting his hands on these are that they are from "From (LFC kit manufacturer) Warrior Sports' own webshop, apparently (they're) not so good at keeping their files in order. They are 100% real."
What do you think?
Our US colleagues Dirty Tackle have described them as being 'like a game of Space Invaders'.
Some Twitter users have been less kind, however, with one suggesting that perhaps the new design is the reason Luis Suarez is agitating for a move.
Have your say in the comments below...
RELATED: Rooney models new United kit as 'Cantona collar' returns
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Energy Retrieval (Base Set 81)(Redirected from Energy Retrieval (Black & White 92))
Energy Retrieval (Japanese: エネルギー回収 Energy Recovery) is an Item card. It was first released as part of the Base Set as a Trainer card.
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This card was included in the English Base Set as a Trainer card, first released in the Japanese Expansion Pack, with artwork by Keiji Kinebuchi. This print was later reprinted in the English Base Set 2 expansion, the Japanese Nivi City Gym, Tamamushi City Gym, and Yamabuki City Gym Theme Decks, both decks of the Japanese Quick Starter Gift Set, and in the English Legendary Collection expansion.
It was later reclassified in the English Black & White expansion as an Item card with new artwork by Kent Kanetsuna, previously released in the Japanese Beginning Set, Beginning Set for Girls, and Black Collection. It was later reprinted in the Japanese Beginning Set + and Beginning Set Pikachu Version rereleases of the original Black & White Beginning Set, and in the English Plasma Blast expansion, first released in the Japanese Blastoise + Kyurem-EX Combo Deck.
Energy Retrieval was again reprinted with new artwork by 5ban Graphics as one of the XY-P Promotional cards available in the Card Box Xerneas•Yveltal including Energy Card from December 13, 2013. This print was later included in February 2015's Primal Clash expansion. The Japanese Bandit Ring expansion included a Secret print of Energy Retrieval, which was later printed in the English Ancient Origins expansion. The original XY-P Promotional print was made available in a number of subsequent Japanese products, including the Card Box Primal Groudon•Primal Kyogre including Energy Card, the Emboar-EX vs Togekiss-EX Deck Kit, and the Card Box Mega Mewtwo X•Mega Mewtwo Y including Energy Card. It was reprinted again in the Japanese BREAK Starter Pack.
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Thicker Than Water (Paperback)
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Isabel is the troubled daughter of charismatic but reckless parents who hastily wed, divorced just as fast, and distanced themselves from each other-and their child. Left to her grandparents' care, Isabel longs for her remote, glamorous mother and for a father who is a fading memory. Unable to control her agony, Isabel rebels in perverse and dangerous ways. A captivating novel that gives new meaning to Freud's "family romance," Thicker Than Water vividly illuminates the fragile line between love and the darker sides of passion.
About the Author
Kathryn Harrison is a graduate of Stanford University and the Iowa Writer's Workshop. She is the author of the novels The Binding Chair, Thicker Than Water, Exposure, and Poison. She has also written a memoir, The Kiss. Her personal essays have appeared in The New Yorker, Harper's Magazine, and other publications. She lives in New York with her husband, the novelist Colin Harrison, and their children.
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"Harrowing . . . it not only succeeds in conveying the horrors that parents may inflict upon their children, but . . . manages to wring from its heroine's story the hope and possibility of transcendence." —New York Times Book Review
"A brilliant, overheated first novel simmering with everything one wouldn't want to know about a family: incest, obsession, revenge."—San Francisco Chronicle
"Fascinating . . . Harrison describes twisted family mechanics with a stylish intensity that gives the grimness meaning." —Boston Globe
"Remarkable . . . a boldly distinctive voice . . . both lyrical and depth-plumbing, a voice charged with intensity and informed by psychological truths."—Newsday


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BRYAN, Texas -- Live music, fifty cent hot dogs, and another display of Bomber domination on the field made for a perfect opening day Tuesday night at American Momentum Bank Ballpark. As a favorite Bomber song says, "good times never seemed so good!"
While the crowd munched on sweet snacks from the new and improved concession menu, the Bombers took the field to defend their #1 rank against the Woodlands Strykers. After a slow first few innings the Strykers were able to get on the board first after Bomber pitcher Brad Vachon walked the leadoff hitter in the top of the third, which later allowed the Woodlands to score on a fielder's choice by Anthony Lozano. As usual, the Bombers turned on the heat and answered by pulling ahead with three runs in the bottom of the inning. First, Patrick McLendon was able to hit home after an overthrown ball at first gave him the safe go-ahead. Later Herb Romero hit a sac fly that allowed another run to come in, followed by a dribbler from Matt Smith that brought in Graham McIntyre.
After the eventful third inning, the game remained quiet until the bottom of the sixth when McIntyre went yard with a 3-run homerun over the left centerfield fence. This increased the Bombers lead to 6-1. In the seventh the Bombers cushioned their lead even further when Brett Kauten got on base on an error and Blake Kopetsky brought him in with a RBI single. The game ended with the score of 7-1, allowing the Bombers to comfortably remain in the Texas Collegiate League's top spot.
Pitcher Brad Vachon was named the Player of the Game after pitching 7 consecutive innings with only one error, five strikeouts, and one walk. Other pitchers for Brazos Valley included Jason Gareri, who handled the eighth inning, and Shay Maltese, who was able to close the game in the ninth with a swinging strikeout.
The Bombers defend their title again Wednesday night against the Woodlands Strykers at 7:05pm. The evening will also feature Distinguished Student-Athlete Awards for local high school athletes brought to you by Awards & More. Wednesday is also $1 margarita night at American Momentum Bank Ballpark! For all your hospitality and ticket information needs call (979) 779 - PLAY.


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My friend and former mod, Dogasu, decided to do a podcast recently and requested my input for it. This podcast, Sludge Attack Episode 1, focuses on the problem of Pokémon Pronounciation and how they vary depending on region and first influence.
So I figured I would post here with a link to the podcast. It's a 40MB MP3 so it's not too big
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Perhaps it will awaken some further thought into pronounciations for all of you.


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Mariners get past Tides 14-6; to battle Deltas Friday
The Middle Peninsula Mariners scored 9 runs in the final two innings to get past the Tappahannock Tides 14-6 on Friday. It was the Mariners' 12th straight win over the Tides. Middle Peninsula will take on the Deltaville Deltas this Friday, July 9, at 7:30 p.m.
07.08.2010Middlesex Junior League Baseball All-Stars down Spotsylvania; play Mathews Monday
The Middlesex Junior League All-Stars (ages 13-14) stayed alive in the District 15 Little League Tournament Saturday night with a 10-7 win over Spotsylvania at the Middlesex Sports Complex at Locust Hill.
07.04.2010Junior League All-Star event begins Friday
The 10-team Junior League All-Star District 15 Little League Tournament (ages 13-14) will be held at the Middlesex Sports Complex at Locust Hill. Middlesex will play at 6 p.m. this Friday, July 2, against Caroline on the first night of the tournament.
06.30.2010Mariners split with Heat; to host Tides Friday night
The Middle Peninsula Mariners improved to 5-1 on the season with a win over the Chesapeake Baysox and a doubleheader split with the Fairfax Heat last week. Middle Peninsula will be back in action Friday, July 2, when it will host Tappahannock at 7:30 p.m. at Deltaville Ballpark.
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Hot answers tagged yom-kippur
Taz (Orach Chaim 618:10) and Magen Avraham (618:10) cite variant opinions as to whether Yaaleh Veyavo needs to be recited (and also Retzeh, if Yom Kippur falls on Shabbos). According to the Taz neither one should be said, while according to Magen Avraham it is better to add them. Pri Megadim (Eshel Avraham 618:10) adds that in any case, if one did omit them,...
See this article from Rabbi Brody. Basically there are two opinions about yom kippur shoes. One is that anything non-leather is fine. The other is that they should also be not-too-cushiony. While the former seems to be common practice, the latter is cited as a good practice by many poskim. So there are three possibilities about crocs: They are ...
The walls of the sukkah can be constructed anytime you want; you can even leave them up all year, if you're so inclined. (There are even people who have retractable roofs on their houses, so that their sukkah is their dining room or bedrooms or whatever.) The sechach (plant material used for the roof of the sukkah) is a different story. You can put it up ...
While I'm accustomed to "gut voch" or "gut (gebentched) yar," I noticed that the "מחזור המפורש" (Gefen, Jerusalem 5772 [Ashkenaz, page 999]) indicates that a regular yom tov greeting (either "gut yom tov" or "chag sameach," I guess) should be used. וז"ל: ופוקדין איש את רעהו לשלום כדרך שאומרים בכניסת יו"ט. One person actually did wish me a "good ...
R' Joseph B. Soloveitchik's understanding of Ne'ila, which I saw in the Machzor Mesoras Harav, is that it's a uniquely dependent prayer whose purpose is to ask God to accept all the other prayers we've engaged in over Yom Kippur. He was confident enough in this understanding that he proposed a practical Halachic outcome: If someone happened to miss all four ...
Rabbi Elyashiv ZY"A said that the wearing of Crocs on Yom Kippur is "permissible legalistically, but it is inadvisable," because they are too comfortable. (Source)
I was a little boy at home when my father Yigal Calek ny"v composed Mareh Cohen - there's a very interesting 'composer's inspiration' story to go with it too... Anyway, so yes, pretty much "at the source" ;)
This is discussed in the Talmud (Shabbat 114) and the Rambam rules (Shabbat 5:21) that no Havdallah is recited after Shabbat when Yom Kippur falls on Sunday.
In addition to "good yom tov" and "good year" (or the Yiddish or Hebrew equivalents) mentioned in other answers, I've heard "a gutn kvitl" or the equivalent "piska tava", meaning "a good note", referring to the judgement sealed on Yom Kippur and delivered on Hoshana Rabbah.
Rambam writes in his preface to his Commentary on the Mishnah that one who rejects "minhagei Yisrael" - customs that are considered valid and universal in Torah Judaism, on him the verse is applied "One who knocks down a fence will be bitten by a snake." (Definitely something bad!) That being said, the custom to immerse in the mikvah on erev Yom HaKippurim ...
I believe it's to encourage people to actually do it. That's the simplest take-home lesson from the Davening.
Please see "The Segal Guide to Fasting For Yom Kippur (from a Medical Perspective)," written by a physician. The very first point he deals with is the thirst issue you raised. Hope you have a successful and meaningful fast this year!
The Mazal Sha'ah on the Rambam infers that the shi'ur l'chayyev for anointing with t'rumah oil is a k'zayis, based on R' Yehudah's opinion in the gemara (K'risus 6b) who holds that a person is liable for a k'zayis of prohibited anointing with the shemen hamishchah (Commentary to Mishneh Torah, Hil. T'rumos 10:2). (One should note that it is still Biblically ...
From a personal perspective, I have found that the easiest fasts I have had, came when Yom Kippur was on a Monday, and Sunday morning I did a 3-4 hour run (training for a fall marathon). My theory is that knowing how dumb an idea it is to do a 3-4 hour run, mere hours before a 25 hour fast, I try to compensate by drinking the rest of the day, every 10-20 ...
Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (131:1) states: ואל יחשוב האדם שזוהי כפרתו ממש, אלא יחשב כי כל מה שעושין בעוף הזה, היה ראוי לבוא עליו בעונותיו. ויתאונן על חטאיו, והקדוש-ברוך-הוא ברחמיו יקבל תשובתו. A person should not think, however, that this ceremony itself actually atones for him. On the contrary, [he should look at the ceremony as symbolic in nature, ...
The Mishna Brurah 610:16 says women customarily wear white and clean clothes. Not sure what people do today.
From http://www.chabadnj.org/page.asp?pageID=%7B829583A0-2C90-449A-B619-2362C8B418FF%7D The first Holy Temple was inaugurated by King Solomon on the 8th of Tishrei, and was celebrated for the next 14 days. In that year they did not fast on Yom Kippur, which fell right in middle of the festivities. The sages worried that they had erred in the matter, but ...
Check the prayers found in most Machzors before Kol Nidrei; here it is from this one (conjugated in the plural, but I'm used to seeing it in the singular; emphasis added): I hereby absolutely forgive anyone who has harmed me, other than money I can still claim by law, or those who harm me figuring that I'll forgive them. Other than those, I completely ...
You are right as to the reason why we don't have two days of Yom Kippur is because it is dangerous and we don't decree on people decrees that they can't handle. As to the other two, see 9 Days of Chanukah?
After a bit more searching, it looks like Yigal Calek of the London School of Jewish Song may be the original composer as late as 1971.
The Medrash records a machloket Tannaim about whether in the future all the moadim are batel except for Yom Kippur and Purim or all the moadim except for Purim. The Maharal writes in his hakdama to Ohr Chadash, his commentary on Megillat Esther, that on both days the Jewish people were/are opposed by a force that seeks their complete destruction - Yom Kippur ...
As far as I know (there may be variant customs): In Aleinu: kneel at כורעים, prostrate (head and hands to the ground, while still kneeling - essentially, a fetal position) at ומשתחוים, stay that way until הקדוש ברוך הוא, and then get up. In the Avodah: kneel at כורעים, prostrate at ומשתחוים, and stay that way until לעולם ועד. [In all cases, if it's a ...
Rav David Yosef (the son of Rav Ovadia Yosef) rules (Otzerot Yossef 14:19) that one should add Ya'aleh v'Yavo, and identify the holiday as ביום הכיפורים הזה, ביום סליחת העון הזה.
Rav Ovadia Yosef has a teshuva (Yabia Omer OC 7:54) on the former question (making up for a missed N'ila) dated 11 Tishrei 5748. He quotes Tosfot (Brachot 26a sv Iba'y) who gives two reasons that there is no tashlumin for a missed Musaf: because you can't say the verses related to the korbanot on the wrong day, and because Musaf was only established to take ...
This may not exactly answer your question, but Sharei Teshuva (as well as Rambam) brings 24 categories that impede teshuva: One who frequently spreads Rechilus (slanderer) One who regularly speaks Lashon Hara (Gossiper) One who gets angry quickly One whose bad (impure) thoughts control him Being connected to a rasha (evildoer) Taking from food that isn't ...
The Magen Avraham gives two reasons: The Lvush says the reason is because Avinu Malkeinu is parallel to the middle blessings, which we don't say on Shabbos. The Magen Avrahom says this reason doesn't explain not saying Avinu Malkeinu Friday afternoon though. Because we are not allowed to ask for material needs on Shabbos. The Shaar Hakolel writes that ...
The source for Birnbaum's account is Shibbolei Haleket, citing a Geonic teshuvah (and quoted from there in Otzar Hageonim to Megillah 23b). The king is named there as יוזגרד - i.e., Yezdegerd (II) of Persia (ruled 438-457), although there's no mention of spies being there for part of davening and then leaving - on the contrary, the Gaon writes that the ...
One explanation I heard was that Kol Nidre took on additional layers of emotional meaning for European Jews because of the forced conversion of Jews to Christianity during the Middle Ages.
Based on the ArtScroll Machzor's introduction to Kol Nidrei: When Rabbah bar bar Chanah arrived at the site of Har Sinai, he heard a Divine voice proclaim: "Woe is me that I have sworn! But now that I have sworn, who will annul my oath?" (Bava Basra 74a) The Rashbam comments that HaShem looks for grounds to annul his oath not to end the exile (ibid.). The ...
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The Immoral Impediments to Immigration Reform
One day I'd love to understand why conservatives seem so good at public relations, while liberals, at ridicule.
The Catholic church is reeling from the several sexual abuse allegations that have come to light over the past three months. Downplaying the severity of this scandal will only further damage the already beleaguered church's image and credibility. Many in the media blame Pope Benedict XVI for the mismanagement of the sexual abuse crisis.
A comment on my recent blog about The Hurt Locker really got my blood boiling.
The bearded, robed, and bespectacled keynote speaker at Georgetown University's Gaston Hall on Tuesday made a wise first move. His All Holiness Bartholomew I, Ecumenical Patriarch of the Orthodox Christian World, began his speech by naming the elephant in the room.


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Drum Fill Friday: Bride Of Drum Fill
People often stop me on the street and ask, "Dude, what's with Drum Fill Friday? How are you picking that stuff?" Most of the fills come to me in peyote-induced fever dreams. Otherwise, I mostly just pick songs that have moments in them - fills and intros - that make me want to air-drum. They aren't all legendary or particularly defining moments — just awesome moments. As with all the stuff we do on All Songs Considered, they're songs I love.
As always, if you have a fill (or drummer) you'd love to see included in a puzzler, let us know in the comments section or via Twitter @allsongs #drumfillfriday.
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I just recently began using synthesized instance variables in my iPhone projects. The problem is, I can't see the synthesized ivars in the debugger. Is there any way to view the properties of an object in the debugger when it's not using the explicitly declared instance variables?
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After succumbing to practically every rock 'n' roll vice — drugs, infighting, and unfortunate artistic choices — Aerosmith amazingly remains intact 40 years on, and just as amazing, all its members are still alive. Last year alone, various maladies created a crippling series of setbacks that nearly did the band in. Singer Steven Tyler began the year in rehab after getting hooked on pain medication prescribed for foot surgery. A bout with pneumonia followed, and last August, he fell off a catwalk, injuring his head, neck, and shoulder and forcing the cancellation of the band's remaining tour dates. Ironically, he was singing "Love in an Elevator" before taking the plunge.
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A Palmerston North man has been jailed for a year for
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Conan McClelland, who is married with a young child, was
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The 35-year-old auto-electrical mechanic's offending was
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of children involved in acts of sadism and bestiality and
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An inspector recognised some of the children as victims
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"The copying and viewing of such images perpetuates the
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images and videos for two years before deleting his
collection, but started it again shortly afterwards. He told
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One video featured a child believed to be between 8 and 9
years old when the film was made.
McClelland had co-operated with the investigation and
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Mr O'Brien said the case sends a strong message that
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Also: How come the Upper East Side gets a taxi stand and nobody else does?
If any of you have read Bonfire of the Vanities and come across the part where protagonist Sherman McCoy walks every morning to an Upper East Side taxi stand, you may have had the same reaction that we did. Which was, in effect: "Rich people get to have cabs wait for them while we have to stand around waving like imbeciles for up to 30 minutes for even a scary gypsy cab on Avenue B?" (Substitute Avenue B for the low-rent address where you live, and you get what we mean.) This morning's Times confirms the inequity: There is a cab stand on York Avenue and 79th Street that's been in existence for roughly twenty years, and only serves people who carpool for $6 each down to Wall Street. It's being heralded as the inspiration for the city's new cab-sharing plan that will be implemented in the fall — which itself is billed as a recession-conscious, time-and-money-saving measure. But really, as the Times reveals, the UES cab stand is really just another reminder of how bad things have gotten in this economy:
The cabdrivers who regularly work the stand said they do not mind waiting for passengers, a process that can take more than an hour, if it means $24 in fares to Wall Street. The biggest problem, they say, is that there are fewer Wall Streeters than in the past. "This place used to be packed at 6," said Mohammed Choudhry, who has been working the corner for 10 years. "Now no one shows up until 7:15."
Seven-fifteen? It's like these people don't want to wake up, have a bran muffin, and take over the world anymore. What, are they getting a whole five hours of sleep now?
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Simple Code, that for some reason isnt doing its job.
if (_root.lives<0){
You're going to have to give me some more context. What is it doing? How is it messing up? Is there any error message? What is lives set to?
At the begging lives is set to 3 and goes down each time the ball leaves the screen. I have a counter of this so I know for sure lives are going down. I want it so that when the lives go below zero, it goes to the next frame, which would be the gameover screen.
When doing this it just simply ignores the 'play' code. If i put in a random boolean it sets it off, but anything else is simply ignored.
Where is this code? In aa function, in a moveie clip, etc?
My hint, try using this._play()
Its in a movieclip under the enterFrame onClipEvent.
So what would I put in front of the ._play if I just wanted to go to the next frame?
Looks like you need a > instead of a <.
'Cause you're at "if lives is LESS THAN zero, play the game through"
EDIT: Oh didn't read that reply. Hmm…
Well, you might want to consider using gotoAndPlay("frame_label"). Otherwise, it might just be playing the current frame, which likely has a stop command in it.
you might want to place a trace("lives is less then 0") inside the if statement or trace(_root.lives) before it, just to be on the safe side.
then try _root.play() (i assume you what the main time line to play)
Try this.nextFrame(); instead of this.play();
(or just nextFrame(); should work fine in your case.)
You, sir, brilliant. thank you.
You're welcome.
I meant to put "this.play()" No underscore – sorry.
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Michael Axtmann in Diesel
Tara Reid and her fianc├® Michael Axtmann were spotted walking the streets of Miami Beach. Michael was wearing what looks to be a custom distressed pair of Diesel 71j wash and Tara was wearing Hudson jeans. Tara is 34 years old and her soon-to-be hubby is 25; it's just amazing how much younger some celebs can look now!
Editors note – This happened to my 71j Lowky's, the knee blew out when I bent down to quickly. I assume his just tore the same way. Still I think it adds to the wash!
Georgia Jagger poses for Hudson Jeans campaign again!
Last year, Hudson announced their plans for Georgia Jagger to appear in their upcoming ad campaigns. It was more than successful, as Georgia was nominated for British model of the year in 2009!
In the newest campaign, Georgia is back and even more risque, posing in a white bra and matching jeans, and topless covered by a denim vest. As advertising executive and Hudson investor David Lipman explained, 'It's all about her genes – literally and figuratively. It's all about the heritage of having Mick Jagger as a dad and Jerry Hall as a mum. But more than anything, it's her spirit that captivates me.'
Surely this campaign will be a hit!
Images and article from Dailymail.co.uk


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A king foolishly divides his kingdom between his scheming two oldest daughters and estranges himself from the daughter who loves him. So begins this profoundly moving and disturbing tragedy that, perhaps more than any other work in literature, challenges the notion of a coherent and just universe. The king and others pay dearly for their shortcomings as madness, murder, and the anguish of insight and forgiveness that arrive too late combine to make this an all-embracing tragedy of evil and suffering.
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Comprehensive explanatory notes
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An interpretive essay on film adaptations of the play, along with an extensive filmography.
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Arguably the greatest English-language playwright, William Shakespeare was a seventeenth-century writer and dramatist, and is known as the Bard of Avon. Under the patronage of Queen Elizabeth I, he penned more than 30 plays, 154 sonnets, and numerous narrative poems and short verses. Equally accomplished in histories, tragedies, comedy, and romance, Shakespeare s most famous works include Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, The Taming of the Shrew, and As You Like It.
Like many of his contemporaries, including Christopher Marlowe, Shakespeare began his career on the stage, eventually rising to become part-owner of Lord Chamberlain s Men, a popular dramatic company of his day, and of the storied Globe Theatre in London.
Extremely popular in his lifetime, Shakespeare s works continue to resonate more than three hundred years after his death. His plays are performed more often than any other playwright s, have been translated into every major language in the world, and are studied widely by scholars and students.
David Bevington is the Phyllis Fay Horton Distinguished Service Professor in the Humanities at the University of Chicago.
David Scott Kastan is the George M. Bodman Professor of English at Yale University, USA.


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