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Very Basic
I stayed in the Carlton International hotel for 5 nights in September 05. The location of the hotel is fantastic, its just a minute walk from the main square. However, I was disapponted with the standard of the hotel, and feel it does not live up to its 4 star rating. Although the rooms were clean, I found them to be very basic. My room was at the front of the hotel and on the Saturday night I found it to be quite noisy when people were leaving the bar which is located next-door to the hotel. I had been advised that 4 star hotels in Italy are not of the same standard as 4 star hotels in Ireland, and my stay in the Carlton confirmed this (although during my stay in Italy I did stay an excellent 4 star hotel in Rome - Hotel Gladiatori). All in All, the Carlton International is very basic but has is in a great location.
Memorable holiday
My husband and I celebrated our Ruby Wedding last October and we stayed at The Carlton recomended by my friend who stayed there the previous year. We were very pleased with the location of the hotel convienient just off the main Piatso Tasso. I was a bit wary as I don't like foreign food but everything was excellent a choice of 5 starters and 5 main meal and the breakfast wonderfull.The hotel was clean and the staff very friendly and helpfull and I shall certainly recomend it to others.
Perfect location but walls are paper thin
I stayed at the Carlton with a group tour for 4 nights in November 2005. The staff was wonderful - very courteous and friendly, and the location was ideal - just around the corner from the town center. But (and maybe this is only a problem with certain rooms based on other reviews) I could hear the TV from the rooms next to me as if I had my own TV on, when someone in the room next to me flipped a light switch it sounded like it was coming from my room, and hallway or next door room conversations were not muffled at all. Probably wouldn't stay there again if I were planning a trip on my own, but that would be the only reason.
Rudest hotel staff
My husband and I stayed in the Carlton International Hotel, Sorrento for two weeks in September. While the location of the hotel is great, the hotel spotlessly clean, the staff have to be the rudest that we have ever encountered. In the diningroom, the meals were rushed and the food was very disappointing. The swimming pool and the gardens are very pretty, but be aware that there is a charge of 5 Euro per day to use a sun lounger. We would go back to Sorrento, but certainly not to the Carlton.
Good location
My husband, toddler and I stayed at The Carlton for 3 nights. We stayed in a triple room and found it to be a good experience. The hotel rooms were clean and the staff was helpful. The location of this hotel is great and you can walk everywhere...to the port, to the shops, restaurants, etc.
We had a room on the 4th floor and had a great ocean view with balcony. I would recommend this hotel. I found the prices reasonable for Sorrento.
Absolutely Lovely Hotel - we could have stayed longer
We stayed at the Hotel Carlton in June 2005 on a half-board basis.
We found the hotel to be of a very high standard, the staff are very friendly and courteous, the food was excellent and there was a good choice.
The hotel itself is only about 100 metres from the centre square of Sorrento, Piazza Tasso, however the rooms are extremely quiet.
There is very convenient access to the train and bus station - 200 metres via Piazza Lauro - beautiful tree lined piazza surrounded by bars and restaurants
Access to Marina Piccolo (to catch the hydrofoil to Capri, Naples etc) is about a 20 minutes down the stairs (quite a lot of stairs) from Piazza Tasso or there is a bus shuttle service from Piazzo Tasso - 1 euro each way from the bridge over the gorge - every 15 minutes
The hotel suited us completely and its convenient position enabled us to do a lot of sightseeing - Pompeii, Capri , Amalfi coast
We would definitely stay there again
Truly & absolutely up to standard!
Visited in July 2004......... Completely ignore the earlier comment that this hotel is not up to standard due to management change, that is a load of tosh!!!
Superb location, friendly, helpful & delightful staff. Definately worth upgrading or booking a room with a sea view & terrace. The view across Naples Bay with Vesuvius in the background is breathtaking, one which you will remember for ever. Very romantic.
The hotel is spotlessly clean, food is freshly prepared & delicious. Swimming pool is also spotless with a lifeguard in attendance, the garden full of lemon & orange trees. Yes loungers are charged for (2 euros) but deck chairs are free. Guests from the Eden Hotel also use the gardens & pool, but there is room for all. Wonderful place for children, teenagers & younger ones alike.
Sorrento & its people are an absolute delight, if you enjoy eating al fresco & watching the world go by then Sorrento fits the bill. Try La Lanterna restaurant in the old town, fabulous buffet, sea food to die for & staff who treat you like old friends.
The Amalfi Coast is glorious, don't use the guided tours (unjustifiably expensive) catch the local bus & prepare for the ride of your life! Or try the ferry trip to Amalfi to see the beauty of this area from a
different perspective.
The Carlton Intenational is a superb place from which to explore the Neoplolitan Riviera, most of all savour the sensual overload this area will undoubtedly bring!
Not up to standard
The Carlton is wonderfully situated close to the centre of Sorrento. The hotel, the rooms and the garden are wonderful.
Unfortunately this year has seen a change in management and many of the aspects that made the hotel good have been degraded.
I know many regulars who enjoyed their stay at the Carlton but are now are saddend by the decline.
The quantity and quality of the breakfast and the "a la carte" evening meal have declined. I left the evening meal a little hungry.
They are charging for the sun loungers around the pool and even the room air conditioning carries a fee.
The hotel staff, many of whom have been there for many years. were excellent but I doubt if they will be much longer.
Great Hotel - Great place!
My family and I have stayed in this Hotel four times and love the Hotel and town of Sorrento. The rooms at the front of the Hotel are a bit noisy from the traffic (scooters and mopeds) but the Hotel is superbly placed for easy access to the main town area. The staff in the Hotel are very friendly and helpful and the food is great. The town of Sorrento is very busy, but very laid back at the same time. Public transport is good and easy to use if you want to visit nearby attractions such as Pompeii or Capri. Dont waste money on organised 'cattle herd 'excursions, save your money and use the local transport -i ts much more fun!The locals are very nice stylish people and many of the bar staff and shopkeepers remember you from year to year and greet you like old friends! We think Sorrento is one of the nicest places we have ever visited and we will be back again. Bella Italia!
Centre of attention
I stayed in the Carlton International with my sister and mother about a year and a half ago, We went for a long weekend to this beautiful place. The Hotel was perfect for us and I have highly recommended it to everyone possible since, and as I worked as a travel agent for an independent company this has been quite a few. It is in a fantastic location, no need for taxi's here, the staff were first class all the way and nothing was too much trouble for them, the pool area was lovely and clean and a quick dip at the end of the day was most enjoyable. The bedrooms were nicely decorated and a good size, worth opting for a sea view if you can..It's amazing. Looking forward to returning this year.
hope you enjoy yourselves as much as we did.
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I do not think they are chasing WAG at all. For whatever reason, WAG was knocked down far more than the market ever went down. VZ went down a total of 7% and WAG dropped a staggering 18%!! In OCT, WAG was as high as $37.45 intraday. No reason why it dropped nearly 20% in a month!!! No reason could justify it...that is why it is climbing back up nicely. With a forward PE of a paltry 9 and a healthy dividend leader with a payout ratio of 39%, it has lots of room to increase dividends for years and years to come. This stock is a MUST buy NOW. Even at $37, its a buy.
WAG hit that $37.45 high as a result of having settled with ESRX, and investors anticipating improved numbers. When those number failed to develop, the price dropped back down. WAG's numbers will look much better soon. In January we will be comparing to last year without express scripts (WAG still does not have all ESRX business to work with, notably Tricare is still not on board and there are others). Jakks Boots Alliance will be adding to the current quarter, both revenues and earnings. Many new generics have cut into revenues, but with quarterly report we will see improved pharmacy margins. Front end margins are also improving with changed advertising strategies. 2013 should be a very good year for WAG and they should outperform the industry and markets.
The jump in July was due to the ESRX settlement, not OCT. And the street already knew WAG would be light on the revs due to the loss of the ESRX alliance. Thats been know over a year. At any rate, a drop of 18% in a month was just plain absurd. Even YUM, who missed their numbers big and guided down for the entire 2013 did not drop no where near 18%. You dont chop off almost 20% of a company for something that is already known and had been factored in. If WAG had the same PE as CVS, it would be trading closer to $45 now.
chacha, July was a reaction to ESRX settlement announcement. October was a reaction to the lack of improved revenues post ESRX settlement (actual settlement date mid-Sep). WAG failing to substantially recover lost customers instantly, was a disappointment to many. WAG used to have a higher PE than CVS. That was when they were growing faster than CVS and investors thought WAG would continue to outgrow CVS. I think WAG is positioned to grow faster than CVS over the next decade. If they do, they will be rewarded with a higher PE.
Sentiment: Buy
Gotcha, now clear, thank you or the clarification!!! Go WAG!!!

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We were tempted to ask the security folks to take them to a side room with a high-intensity lamp and uncomfortable chairs... perhaps next time? :-)
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Is it a globe-trotting thriller? A science-fiction show? Yet another "Lost"-esque series with a complicated mythology that its creators intend to parcel out as slowly as possible?
Or is it perhaps a secret parody of those kinds of shows?
Here's a sample exchange of dialogue, taking place in a mysterious government facility between two characters speaking in hushed, urgent tones and using pronouns almost exclusively:
"He's going to tell them about the event."
"He can't."
"He's going to."
"You have to convince him to change his mind, whatever it takes."
That's a spoof, right?
Or take a scene where the head of the CIA (all-purpose bad guy Zeljko Ivanek) berates the President (Blair Underwood) for taking some kind of unclear action about the as-yet-unexplained event, asking him, "How are we supposed to reassure the public when we don't have answers yet?"
That's the show's creative team winking at the audience, right? Just having a laugh about how impatient fans of these shows get?
Or what about a scene where a character tells the president, "I haven't told you everything," near the end of a pilot that's told us nothing? The writers are just sticking their metaphorical tongues out at this point.
At least I hope they are.
Look, I know that "The Event" makes an easy punching bag because "Lost" just ended - in a manner that many of its viewers found unsatisfying - and because we've seen so many shows like this try and fail to succeed in the wake of "Lost."
But the mistake "The Event" makes is less about the rate at which it chooses to explain things than about the lack of anything to care about beyond those mysteries. What made "Lost" work at the start wasn't the mystery, but everything else: the characters, the setting, the action and scares and comedy and the rest. In fact, my initial reaction at the end of the "Lost" pilot was that it was so entertaining and filled with interesting stuff that I wasn't sure if we needed the monster and the polar bears and other strange doings; I would have been happy for a long time just watching these people struggle to survive together in the middle of nowhere.
That show ultimately made me care about the mysteries (even if it didn't always do a great job at solving them), but it built a foundation first and put the mysteries on top of that. The mistake that "The Event" makes - and that "FlashForward" and so many other shows like it have made before - is that it doesn't bother with that foundation. It doesn't bother (at least in this pilot) to give us three-dimensional characters to care about, doesn't offer up anything of interest beyond scene after scene that invites the viewer to wonder what the hell is going on and when someone is going to step in to explain it.
There's an airplane hijacking, and an attempt on the president's life, and weird doings when a young couple (Jason Ritter and Sarah Roemer) go on a cruise together, but all of it feels hollow - puzzle pieces being moved around arbitrarily, without any value in and among themselves.
I wouldn't be surprised if "The Event" does a good rating for its premiere (though given NBC's recent struggles to launch anything, I also wouldn't be surprised if it just holds onto the "Chuck" lead-in audience), nor would I be surprised if viewers are excited at first. Both of those things happened with "FlashForward," too, before everyone got frustrated and turned away. The pilot is a lot of flash and no substance. It wants me to want to find out what the event is, but I don't care, and I imagine within a week or three, neither will most of the audience.
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Age determination of orange roughy,Hoplostethus atlanticus (Pisces: Trachichthyidae) using210Pb:226Ra disequilibria
- G. E. FentonAffiliated withZoology Department, University of Tasmania
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Natural levels of210Pb:226Ra in otoliths of orange roughy,Hoplostethus atlanticus, from south-east Australian waters, were measured to determine fish ages radiometrically. Up to maturity, radiometric age estimates were consistent with a single constant otolith growth rate. Radiometric ages for juveniles were comparable with, but greater than, those obtained in a recent, validated New Zealand study which employed counts of annuli on the surface of otoliths. Beyond maturity, radiometric ages were obtained by modelling with an otolith growth rate set at 45% of the juvenile rate. Radiometric ageing confirms that orange roughy is very slow-growing, with an age at maturity (32 cm standard length, SL) of ~ 32 yr, and is very long-lived, with fish 38 to 40 cm being 77 to 149 yr old. These results have important implications for the management of the fishery.
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When the last day of registration is, let's say, 15 July, we currently say "please confirm your registration before 16 July" but students often send their confirmation on 16 July, rather than 15. I guess it's the date itself that's misleading.
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We arrived at Palo Duro Canyon's Sagebrush campground on Friday afternoon. Allison's father and his girlfriend, Renee, came up from Lubbock with their ultra-comfy moblie basecamp, a 36-foot, four slide fifth wheel camper.
We took a bit of the afternoon to scope out the course and aid station. The lack of a "you are here" arrow and a compass rose made it difficult for me to locat where we were on the map. I eventually figured it out.
6:00pm and 72 degrees. Nice weather but a bit warm for running for my tastes. Thankfully, the next day we had high clouds for most of the morning.
Don't stray too far from the trail!
I ran with a 20oz hand bottle and one could say I recently experienced medical problems. I'm happy to be alive.
The canyon is very scenic indeed.
When they refer to wild turkey in Palo Duro Canyon, they may not be talking about the whiskey
Turkey x-ing!
The start/finish chute at the Juniper day use area
Pretty bitchin' light accentuates the colorful soil and rock on Friday evening
Calm water in the stream that crosses the road through the bottom of the park. Seeing this view, I could totally picture myself running through here...
Yeah, that's exactly how I pictured it!
Fall colors too
The course map according to me and my GPS. The 50k run does a loop on the lower portion (red) of the big figure eight and then does two loops on the full course. The 50 mile course does the full loop four times. Ouch.
The race started at 7:00am in the full dark. I used a hand flashlight on the trail for the first 30 minutes. This is taken at 7:45am as things brighten up.
Sweet, sweet hydration
Running into the Janda and Lyle's aid station for the first time at 9:10am
Completing the first big loop at 9:43am
That looked like fun and much easier than running around the canyon
Allison and I take a moment for a photo at Phil's aid station at 10:26am. Allison did a great job of crewing for me
Coming into Janda & Lyle's for the second and last time for me. I was definitely hurting a bit here, mile 28.
New Mexico over Texas!
Coming into the finish chute
Finishing up in 5:09:15. Results haven't been posted yet but I think I finished in 8th place overall.
In the afternoon we noticed the Dukes of Hazzard were in the neighborhood. Yeehaw!
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The Sunova team is ending their east coast tour in Maine on Wednesday, April 6th. Tino and Rick will have almost the entire Sunova line with them for anyone to try, free. The weather is looking a little cold, so we will have wetsuits on hand for people to use if they don't have their own. Before you know it, warm weather will be here to stay, and there is no better way to celebrate that in Maine than grabbing your paddle and exploring the bays, beaches, rivers and lakes that make this such an awesome place to live. (read more below)
It is with great pleasure, and humility, that I announce the "winners" of this year's Free Board Give-Away. Notice I said winnerS…yes, I couldn't pick just one. Once the submissions started coming in, I realized it would be impossible to pick out just one deserving person. Everyone deserves a standup board. That's pretty much the Soposup mantra.
Another year is just about done, with only about 2 weeks left before we close the books on 2015. Hopefully I see a few more of you before then as you shop for an extra awesome gift for someone special. Everything's on SALE, by the way.
Every summer SOPOSUP has a Casco Bay Race Series. This year was a huge success. We had over 45 racers registered throughout the season. Here is a link to view the video from this summer made by Ben Keller of Dubious Honor Productions. Special thanks to SIC for supplying the grand prize: a brand new 14' SIC X-PRO Race Board.
Every board is on sale at least 10%, with some of our race boards going for as much as $1000 off normal retail price. This is the week to get that faster board you have been dreaming about!
Contact the shop for more info and to register.
Registration is $40 for the season (13 races) and includes a 2015 CBSRS t-shirt
The 1st race will be 2.5 miles, and will be held on June 6th at 4:30 @ Willard beach
Last summer's race series was a huge success and probably the most fun I had all year. I met some great new paddlers, became close friends with a few I already new, and overall just had a ball paddling hard and laughing almost all the way.
This coming summer, we are making some significant changes to the race series, with a primary goal of making the event more accessible to beginner paddlers while maintaining and building on the competitive nature of the race at the same time.
A couple of the fastest 12-6's of 2014 on the shop floor. On the left is the Fanatic Falcon Flatwater at 24.5" wide. On the right is the SIC X-12 Pro, at 26" wide. Both are carbon construction. Either one could take you to the top step on the podium. At least you don't have to choose what color you want...they only come in red :D
We are super excited to announce that Jessica Rando will be coming to Maine on July 12th and 13th to teach a series of paddling clinics through Soposup. Jessica is a professional athlete and paddler, winning numerous gold medals in Dragonboat racing before turning to Standup Paddleboarding a few years ago, where she has already won over a dozen first place finishes. But more importantly, she is a great teacher and a ton of fun to be around.
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FRESNO, Calif. (AP) -- The operator of a Central California animal park says he's appealing orders from state regulators to increase security more than a year after a volunteer was killed by a lion.
Dale Anderson, founder of Cat Haven in the foothills east of Fresno, said Monday that the Division of Occupational Safety and Health wants him to put locks on more cage doors, have workers pair up and arm them with pepper spray.
Anderson says those measures might put workers in more danger by making them complacent or angering the animals.
Last year, 24-year-old Cat Haven intern Dianna Hanson died after a 550-pound lion escaped from a partially-closed feeding cage and broke her neck. Officials cleared the park of any wrong-doing, calling her death an unfortunate accident.
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I have WinForms application am building and am using SQL Server Compact Edition 3.5.
Whenever I run the WinForms application and I have a query editor open in Visual Studio afterwards, any update query I run does not reflect in the application. If I run
Select query to view the updated records, I could see from the query result that the data has changed but does not reflect in the application.
If I close the application and run it again the updates reflects in the application.
Is this normal? What is the best explanation for this?
from C#
string sqlceConnString = @"Data Source=|DataDirectory|\medicstores.sdf";
from new Query Connection window in Visual Studio
C:\Users\user12345\...\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\StockPro\StockProFormUI\medicstores.sdf
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\StockPro\StockProFormUI\bin\Debug\medicstores.sdf instead of using
I think
|DataDirectory| was resolved to
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another way of saying steroids, aslo known as juice but, sauce is a more italian way of putting it, often used in the NYC/Westchester area
"Mike gained like 20 pounds in 2 weeks he must be on some sauce, he's jacked!"
von Marii 10. März 2005
Chi Town, used mainly as a verb. used to describe falshy or "tight" clothing.
Yo d, those kicks has sum killa sauce
von C Thug 1. Dezember 2004
when something is really awesome
Yo man that catch by T.O. was fuckin sauce
von Credo 4. September 2004
very good, amazing.
The tv show friends is sauce
von Jamie mitchell 28. Februar 2004
semen; love juice
I just busted my sauce all over that hoe with the fat ass.
von JCS Bricks 12. Dezember 2003
Sauce, apart from meaning the tomato ketchup etc, means CHEEK.
Thats all, no gay stuff or anything else on here.
Thats all, no gay stuff or anything else on here.
They rang up and told me that I'd won a prize then told me I would have to pay £100 for it, "WHAT A SAUCE".
von effp. 23. März 2008
an adjective, describing somethin' as crazy awesome.
oh snaps, that shirt with the dolphin on it is straight sauce.
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As StormJunkie and portlight assessed the situation in N. Carolina,,,we came across this elderly woman who can use a hand from us.
Presslord just got off the phone with this kind soul and she was in tears over hearing were gonna help her.
So I ask everyone to consider helping us help her.
We can change Lives for the better,,and thats what were gonna do here.
Cuz we can.
Dayle White is a widow from Jacksonville, NC, who lost about 60% of her belongings and her landlord is unsure when or if she'll be able to return to her home. Her renters' insurance (Nationwide) is denying her coverage due to lack of flood coverage. She is on a limited fixed income. She is in need of a place to live...as well as clothes and furniture. We want to help her get another apartment, as well as some clothing and furniture. She is particularly upset over the loss of her recliner chair, which was destroyed.
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really nice pic of Rogue
Really really wonderful.
Very nice!
Really nice colors on this one my friend. The tones are beautiful. Great style. Well done.
so cool! i love it!
that sky is looking brilliant
Haha, are you referring to my 5mins of playing with the levels and stuff! I cant do sky for shit... I cheat, I thought that was obvious (its my 'thing'... being unable to render clouds! Can a 'thing' even be a negative?)
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hello, I was just wondering if support for "custom fields" has been added yet or if it is even on the roadmap. Thanks very much!
hello, I was just wondering if support for "custom fields" has been added yet or if it is even on the roadmap. Thanks very much!
Custom fields is some I'm looking at for a future version. You can do it yourself now via an AddOn. http://postieplugin.com/extending/
Contact me at email@example.com if you need assistance.
Hi Wayne,
I'm looking forward to this feature in a future version. Until it is implemented would it be possible for you to suggest a basic example of how we can tell postie to create a custom field based on something within the body of the email. Presumably this would work in a similar way to the 'Tags: x,y,z' system you use in Postie?
For example, people email me via a form that asks for Name and Telephone number, and this arrives in my inbox formatted like so:

Name: 01234 567890

Phone: 01234 567890

I have looked at the code used to add post tags in the hopes I could tweak it for custom fields but it is a bit too advanced for my current coding skills unfortunately.
Many thanks for any help you can give (and no problem if you're too busy to give special attention to this until it is actually implemented in the plugin, totally understandable)
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This is the moment Celebrity Big Brother contestant Kellie Maloney is sent to the scrap heap for being boring - just hours after threatening to quit the show.
Kellie, 59, is the latest housemate to be sent to Celebrity Big Brother's Celebrity Scrapheap.
The former boxing promoter had already threatened to quit the show and has now been deemed not entertaining enough by 'Star of the Show', Leslie Jordan.
On last night's episode, the American entertainer was given the power to choose two celebs to be put on the scrap heap picking Frenchy and Gary Busey, both of whom he'd previously argued with.
After the celebratory party for the rest of the housemates Leslie was called into the diary room to choose another fellow celebrity for the challenge.
The decision was played out on the screens in the house and upon picking Kellie he said: "Kellie isn't here for entertainment… this decision has involved a lot of thought.
"I think it's Kellie desire to come on this show and say 'This is who I am and this is what I'm about."
It's another setback for Kellie who previously broke down in front of her housemates admitting how "weak and vulnerable" she felt in the CBB house.
The scrap heap challenge located in the garden sees the housemates having to stay and sleep outside, with no access to any luxuries and they must eat scraps from a bucket.
Anyone who is still on the scrap heap by Sunday will be facing eviction.
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LegalForce: Forcing Law to Be Accessible
For me, the above LegalForce brand concept -- a scales of justice anthropomorphized -- encapsulates all that excites me about the launch of the exciting new LegalForce business model conceived by lawyer/entrepreneur Raj Abhyanker that I attended last night in Palo Alto, California. For so long, … [Read more...]
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Last week, I attended the COLPM's Futures Conference 2012 here in Washington D.C. to learn where the practice of law and the legal profession are heading. For once, I got more than I bargained for as panel after panel of technology experts and thought-leaders and in-house counsel openly shared the … [Read more...]
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About a year ago, in response to then- Above the Law columnist Jay Shepard, I asserted that wanting to run a business is NOT the most important characteristic for lawyers wanting to start their own practice. I postulated that lawyers who hang a shingle for the excitement of running a business … [Read more...]
What Solos Can Learn From Legal Zoom: Value of the Subscription Service
Having been out of the country last week and on travel the week before, I missed out on the legal blogging commentary on the Legal Zoom IPO. But while there's been passing commentary from observers on how the IPO may impact solos, with the exception of Scott Greenfield (who's kind of a solo but … [Read more...]
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Columbus discovered America. Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin. Lana Turner , like other great movie stars of the day, was discovered drinking a coke at a soda fountain. We all enjoy discovering that terrific little cafe on the backstreets of Brooklyn or Washington D.C. or London or wherever … [Read more...]
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Robert Lee Coleman will take the Mars Theatre stage June 21 at 8 p.m. as the second in a series of six concerts at the Mars in support of American Roots and Blues Artists through the Music Maker Relief Foundation.
The men of Springfield United Methodist Church paid tribute to their fathers while making a contribution to local Boy Scouts.
Cadet 2nd Lt. Aaron M. Abbs of the Civil Air Patrol Effingham Cadet Squadron was awarded the General Billy Mitchell Award by Group IV commander Maj. Richard Bush last month.
Family Promise of Effingham is close to opening its doors, but first the organization needs volunteers to ready its day center.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Thaddeus A. Alexander graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
Clyo Youth Chapter was recognized as the outstanding chapter of the year at the Prince Hall Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star 38th Grand Youth Session, held in Statesboro on April 25-26. There are 47 youth chapters in the Grand Youth Chapter.
In light of the accusations of waiting lists and other problems at Veterans Administration hospitals and facilities across the country, state Sen. Jack Hill said the nation needs to make taking care of its veterans one of its top priorities.
Students typically enjoy the last day of school, but three Effingham County girls had an unforgettable one Friday.
The Effingham Health System Auxiliary was awarded the Sunrise Rotary Club of Effingham County's Service Above Self Award.
Rincon residents participated in the National Letter Carriers Postal Food Drive on May 10, as they were encouraged to fill a bag with non-perishable food items and place it at their mailbox. These items were collected and donated to a local food pantry to help "stamp out" hunger.
On Monday, Effingham County citizens will come together for a Memorial Day program in the Veterans Park to remember those who have served their country. It is a national holiday set aside for this remembrance and appreciation of veterans.
Each year, the United Daughters of the Confederacy sponsors an essay contest for students in grades 5-12. This year's topic was "March to the Sea."
Six cadets with the Civil Air Patrol Effingham Cadet Squadron took to the air recently in their first flight in the CAP cadet program from Plantation Air Park near Sylvania. The cadets taking their first flight were Jackson Butler, Trevor Charles, Adam Daugherty, Evan Jenkins, James Jolin and Christopher Palmer.
Effingham County's Jean Vaught received the volunteer of the year award from the Georgia Emergency Management Association, in recognition of her volunteer work with the Effingham County Emergency Management Agency.
Air Force Airman 1st Class Emily T. Kush graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in San Antonio, Texas.
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China's anti-pornography campaign is going strong.
The Chinese government's anti-pornography campaign shut down more than 60,000 pornographic websites this year and led to 2,200 porn-related criminal cases, a Chinese state-run news agency said Thursday. Officials claim to have received 170,000 tip-offs this year regarding online or cellphone-based pornography, with porn-perusing tipsters receiving 544,000 yuan ($81,964) total for providing the information. Last summer, thousands of previously blocked porn sites suddenly became available in China, but Wang Chen, director of the State Information Office, said Thursday that the country's mission "to rid the Internet of pornographic content" is ongoing. Good luck with that! [Reuters, CNN]


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Comparative coverage of the states in the Persian Gulf region is provided by Michael Herb, All in the Family: Absolutism, Revolution, and Democracy in the Middle Eastern Monarchies (1999); F. Gregory Gause, III, Oil Monarchies: Domestic and Security Challenges in the Arab Gulf States (1994); John Bulloch, The Persian Gulf Unveiled (also published as The Gulf, 1984); and Alvin J. Cottrell (ed.), The Persian Gulf States: A General Survey (1980). Discussions of early history include Juan R.I. Cole, "Rival Empires of Trade and Imami Shiʿism in Eastern Arabia, 1300–1800," International Journal of Middle East Studies, 19:177–203 (May 1987); Ahmad Mustafa Abu-Hakima, History of Eastern Arabia, 1750–1800: The Rise and Development of Bahrain and Kuwait (1965); and J.B. Kelly, Britain and the Persian Gulf, 1795–1880 (1968).
Works on the United Arab Emirates include Frank A. Clements (compiler), United Arab Emirates, rev. ed. (1998); Werner Forman and Michael Asher, Phoenix Rising: The United Arab Emirates, Past, Present & Future (1996); Malcolm C. Peck, The United Arab Emirates: A Venture in Unity (1986); and Ali Mohammed Khalifa, The United Arab Emirates: Unity in Fragmentation (1979). Linda Usra Soffan, The Women of the United Arab Emirates (1980), discusses changes in the status of women. See also Ragaei El Mallakh, The Economic Development of the United Arab Emirates (1981).
Historical works include Abdullah Omran Taryam, The Establishment of the United Arab Emirates, 1950–85 (1987); Sulṭān Muḥammad Al-Qāsimī, The Myth of Arab Piracy in the Gulf, 2nd ed. (1988); Frauke Heard-Bey, From Trucial States to United Arab Emirates: A Society in Transition, new ed. (1996); Muhammad Morsy Abdullah, The United Arab Emirates: A Modern History (1978); Rosemarie Said Zahlan, The Origins of the United Arab Emirates (1978); and Clarence C. Mann, Abu Dhabi: Birth of an Oil Shaikhdom, 2nd ed. (1969).


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The summer solstice kicks off with steel drums and rock and roll outside the Dutch Reform Church, where local bands "Black Love" (left) and "The Streaking Healeys" share the spotlight for Brooklyn's Make Music New York festival at the house of worship, Flatbush and Church avenues.
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County officials and contractors gathered Thursday at the Beaver Creek bridge on County Road 5240 south of Rolla for a dedication ceremony. The bridge has been open to traffic since early April.
The new 80-foot structure replaces a low lying concrete slab that according to Phelps County Presiding Commissioner Randy Verkamp was in constant need of repair.
The bridge serves as a connector between U.S. Route 63 and State Route O. The project was scheduled to be completed in November of last year. However, a higher than anticipated slope was noticed during the initial construction and work had to be done to fix that.
"We had our issues but we resolved those issues and came up with a good quality product that should serve the county well," said Spencer Jones of Great River Associates who were the designers of the bridge.
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Formscan By Alan Magee - WISE OSCAR was unlucky to come up against a blot on the handicap in the shape of Bog Warrior when runner-up over 2m4f here last time. Dessie Hughes' charge should benefit from that outing, his first in four months, and will not lack in stamina having won his maiden hurdle at Thurles over three miles. Paradis de Thaix is pretty closely matched (3lb better off for less than a three lengths beating) with the selection having finished third in that 18-runner event and, like Your Busy, has a considerably lower mark over hurdles compared to his chase rating. The extra quarter mile though may just swing it in favour of the selection. Playing overcame a long lay-off to score in good style at Clonmel but a 9lb rise seemed to find him out next time, while Liszt may ensure a strong pace having blazed a trail to score in convincing fashion at Limerick last time.
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DALLAS — Dallas police have halted their bait car program while they investigate why officers couldn't disable a stolen decoy vehicle before it was involved in a crash that killed an elderly woman.
During a news conference Tuesday, Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle said officers saw the bait vehicle shortly before the accident Monday afternoon. They called for dispatchers to hit the kill switch but an error message came up, presumably because the accident had already occurred, Kunkle said.
Officers cannot ask for the kill switch to be activated until they have the decoy car in sight and believe it's safe to turn off the engine. They don't have the ability to remotely activate brakes on the vehicles, Kunkle said.
"Our policy, which we are reviewing, is we don't direct a bait car to be shut off unless officers see the vehicle, because we want to do that in an area and manner as safe as possible," Kunkle said.
Annie Tovar Reyes, 83, died of injuries suffered in a crash with a bait vehicle in north Oak Cliff. The stolen bait car struck the driver's side of her car, police said.
Eddie Ramirez, 28, faces charges of felony theft and murder in her death, police said.
Ramirez was being held without bond. Jail records do not show if he has an attorney.
Bait cars have resulted in 245 arrests since the program began in 2004, officials said.
"We still think the bait cars are a very, very valuable tool and a safer way to arrest auto theft suspects than almost any of the other alternatives," Kunkle said.
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Day 8: June 8, ANA Hotel, Sapporo, 2:30 a.m.
I have just arrived back in my crap hotel room (worse than the Bristol, Conn., Radisson) from the Sapporo Dome, site of England's staggering victory over Argentina. Taki is forcing me, forcing me, I say (and boy how I resisted, "All right, Taki, see you there, mate"), to join him at a hot new DJ space he's heard about. He tells me to dress casual, so, being English, I have removed the silk handkerchief from my breast pocket and not polished my shoes.
I jump in a cab and repeat to myself 200 times -- "must not get drunk again tonight, must not get drunk again tonight ..." I look out the window as we drive by group after group of reveling England fans making their way back to their hotels. It's already getting light, we're a long way up north, I'm out again way past my bedtime.
"England Rave," Somewhere, Sapporo, 3 a.m.
"A beer, please!" I've somehow immediately found the bar in this dark, grimy basement space underneath a brown concrete office building. I see Taki, Gustavo and Diego, with the girls, Miyuki and Satoko. Diego and I hug; he's taking the Argentinian loss like a man. Gustavo seems more unhappy, and he's only Colombian.
I look around me. A sub-5-foot DJ works behind a massive setup at the far end of the room. About 100 young Japanese ravers, a couple of them Rastafari, move about (tough to call this dancing), facing, trancelike, in that direction. Among them, dozens of pasty, lumpy England fans dance around frenetically, barely able to contain their joy, alcohol and wobbly man breasts.
It's a mellow evening. I think we're all stunned or just tired from last night. Satoko has to leave. She seems very sad. She's bought us all silk handkerchieves. She asks us a question somewhat forlornly in Japanese. Taki translates, "She asks when are you all coming back to Sapporo?"
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ANA, Flight XXX, to Haneda, seat 8B, 11:45 a.m.
I am seated next to an Australian who has been living in Tokyo for seven years. He works for a large Dutch corporation, running their industrial lighting division. He knows a lot about Japan, he speaks perfect Japanese, so naturally, we talk about cricket. I do, though, ask him what he thinks the lasting effect of this World Cup will be on Japan. He thinks for a moment and gives me two possible answers -- that the failing economy will receive a much-needed stimulus and that relations will improve with South Korea. The latter would be important, he tells me, not only for Japanese business, but for the Japanese conscience, after the occupation of Korea during WWII. "It wasn't quite cricket during the war, if you know what I mean, mate."
Back in my room at the Pan Pacific, Yokohama, 1:45 p.m.
I was, of course, greeted personally at the door by Satoe Sugie, the head concierge, who had already sent my bags to the room, arranged my Internet connection and ordered me traditional English tea service. As I stuff nine or 10 cakes, tarts and scones down my gullet, washed down by cup after cup of milky, sugary tea, I devour the match reports from the England game in the English language newspapers and on the Internet. Rob Hughes, in the International Herald Tribune, gets it just right, setting the England victory in the context of this already vintage World Cup:
"Yet so many games have transcended customary first round cautiousness, and so many have provided the ultimate stimulus in sports, that we turn up to each game like men and women on blind dates. We have a vague idea of how it might go, but we are open to any surprise."
On television they are playing Game 2 of the NBA Finals. I love the NBA, but despite another thundering dunk from Shaquille O'Neal, it all just seems so small, so insular. The Laker girls come out during a timeout and give it some wiggle. They're wearing "Pearl Harbor" promotional T-shirts.
That will go down well here.
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I sit next to an older Italian journalist in the press room to watch the Italy-Croatia game. "I hope you weel not take the offense," he says, "but weeth that team Eengland can not to win the World Cup."
"I don't care," I reply, "we beat Argentina."
"But you can not ween the seven matches to win the big," he continues. "Only the Azurri, the Italy, can win the seven matches."
We sit and watch as Croatia promptly, if somewhat fortunately, beats Italy two goals to one.
The legendary screenwriter, William Goldman, opened his book about the movie business, "Adventures In The Screen Trade," with the oft quoted, "Nobody knows anything."
Football is no different. France, Italy and Argentina, all three pre-tournament favorites, have all lost during the first eight days of the tournament. Any of them might still "win the big," but anybody who tells you that they know who will win it for sure, well, refer them to Bill.Michael Davies, a native of London, is executive producer of ABC's "Who Wants to be a Millionaire." He'll be filing five diary entries per week from the World Cup for Page 2.
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Curt Schilling, Diamondbacks, became the first 17-game winner in the majors with a 7-0 victory over the Braves.
Scott Rolen, Phillies, doubled twice, tripled and drove in three runs in a 10-5 win over the Dodgers.
Vinny Castilla, Astros, went 4-for-5 with a homer and four RBIs to help Houston beat the Marlins 7-2.
Jose Ortiz, Rockies, went 5-for-6 with a homer and four RBIs in a 16-7 rout of the Reds.
Magglio Ordonez, White Sox, was 3-for-5 with a double and two RBIs in an 8-6 win over Seattle.
Serious Brawl
Royals slugger Mark Sweeney charged the mound and threw Jeff Weaver to the ground before the Detroit right-hander even threw a pitch to him in the sixth inning of Kansas City's 7-3 win over the Tigers on Friday night. Numerous punches were thrown as the benches and bullpens cleared.
There was a 12-minute delay, and Sweeney, Royals pitching coach Al Nipper and Detroit bench coach Doug Mansolino were ejected.
Sweeney is regarded as one of the more mild-mannered players in baseball. The 6-foot-5 Weaver worked as a security guard at an April taping of the "Jerry Springer Show."
Fred McGriff hit an eighth-inning grand slam off in Chicago's 9-1 win over San Francisco on Friday afternoon. It was McGriff's first Wrigley Field home run with the Cubs, and second overall with the club since being acquired from Tampa Bay on July 27.
Strong Starts
Paul Wilson allowed four hits and struck out seven in six scoreless innings as Tampa Bay beat the Twins 4-2 Friday night. Wilson is 3-0 with a 1.27 ERA in four starts since returning to the rotation last month. ... Pedro Astacio gave up two runs and five hits in 7 1-3 innings for his first win as an Astro, beating Florida 7-2.
Texas prevented the Indians from taking over first place in the AL Central, beating Cleveland 7-2 Friday night. Cleveland and Minnesota remained tied for the AL Central lead as the Twins lost 4-2 to Tampa Bay.
Seeking Milestones
Rickey Henderson homered as San Diego beat Pittsburgh 3-2 Friday night. Henderson scored his 2,227th run, 19 shy of Ty Cobb's career record, and is 27 hits from 3,000.
Schilling On The Mound
Curt Schilling pitched seven innings in Arizona's 7-0 victory over the Braves on Friday night. He is 10-1 in 14 starts following an Arizona defeat.
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I am using an iPad 1 with various apps installed. When I get app update notifications, the app may be greyed out because it requires iOS 6, which the iPad 1 does not support. These update notices always remain on my iPad - is there some way to get rid of them?
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