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- Dec 9:
- Merrill Newman: North Koreans 'misinterpreted my curiosity as something more sinister'
- Merrill Newman said he was comfortable during detention in North Korean hotel room
- Dec 7:
- Palo Alto's Merrill Newman arrives back in California's Bay Area after detention in North Korea
- Dec 6:
- Palo Alto's Merrill Newman, freed by North Korea, is back in the USA
- Dec 3:
- Merrill Newman: North Korean captive had reached out to old comrades before trip
- Nov 30:
- Statement of Merrill Newman's family
- New details emerge in baffling case of Palo Alto's Merrill Newman, North Korean 'prisoner of war'
- Nov 29:
- U.S. calls for North Korea to release elderly Palo Alto man after he appears in 'apology' video
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- Holidays on hold for family of West High graduate held in North Korea
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- U.S. officials 'doing everything we can' to persuade North Korea to release Americans
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- Detained in North Korea, Palo Alto veteran Merrill Newman shares name with war hero
- The wife of Merrill Newman, detained Korean war veteran, pleads for his release
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- Palo Alto man's detention affects U.S.-North Korea relationship, envoy says
An 85-year-old Korean War veteran and experienced globetrotter from Palo Alto is being detained in North Korea, where he was removed from a plane three weeks ago while leaving the reclusive country at the end of a visit -- setting off a mysterious and tense diplomatic effort to free him.
North Korean authorities detained Merrill E. Newman on Oct. 26 as he and a neighbor wrapped up a vacation booked through a Beijing-based tour business.
The day before he was to depart, Newman met with North Korean officials, who discussed his Army service in the Korean War more than a half-century earlier, Newman's son, Jeffrey Newman said Wednesday night.
Merrill Newman was slightly unnerved, his son said, but went to dinner and thought nothing of it until the next day, five minutes before take-off, when he was escorted off the plane.
His traveling companion, Bob Hamrdla, released a statement Wednesday afternoon, calling Newman's detention "a terrible misunderstanding."
"I hope that the North Koreans see this as a humanitarian matter and allow him to return to his family as soon as possible," said Hamrdla, a former assistant to the president of Stanford and secretary to the board of trustees.
Jeffrey Newman said it's hard to believe his father's military service would be the reason for his detention. "There have been other Korean veterans who've been back," he said. "My dad was not breaking any new ground.
"He's always wanted to go to North Korea; it's been a lifelong thing," the younger Newman said. "Like the guys who go back to Normandy, the World War II veterans. These places had profound, powerful impacts on them as young men, and he wanted to see it again."
Since the United States has no diplomatic relations with North Korea, Newman's family has been working through State Department officials and the Swedish Embassy to secure his release.
Jeffrey Newman said the Swedish ambassador delivered his father's heart medication to the North Korean foreign affairs ministry, "but we don't know what happened to it after that."
His mother, he said, "is amazingly strong, but this is incredibly difficult."
"There's some misunderstanding here, a terrible misunderstanding, and my father has always had a deep respect for the Korean culture and the Korean people," he said. "We need to see what we can do to resolve that misunderstanding and return him home to his wife and grandchildren and put this behind us."
North Korea hasn't formally acknowledged it is holding Newman, much less a reason why -- which an expert on that nation called particularly odd. And the State Department on Tuesday heightened a travel warning for North Korea but would neither link the advisory to Newman's detainment or even confirm he is the American being held.
Residents at the Channing House retirement complex, where Newman lives with his wife in downtown Palo Alto, said his detention has been the topic of conversation for weeks.
"We're all distressed, and we feel very strongly in support of" Newman's wife, said Bill Blankenburg, 81. When asked why he thought Newman might have been taken, he said, "I don't think anyone has an idea of what's going on in the minds of the North Koreans."
A brief biography in the complex's newsletter says the Newmans have traveled the world after retiring, including sailing trips from Panama to Ecuador and from Colombia to Guatemala.
Another Channing House newsletter described how Merrill Newman took Korean language lessons to prepare for his 10-day trip with Hamrdla, who directed three of Stanford's Overseas Study Centers in Europe and has led more than 40 travel-study programs in Central Europe. The newsletter said the two would be accompanied by two Korean guides.
In May, Newman praised on Amazon.com the Bradt travel guide to North Korea as "a must have if you are considering a trip to North Korea."
Another Channing House resident, who did not want to give her name, said she spoke with Newman before he left on his trip.
"I said, 'Why do you want to go to a place that's dangerous? I wouldn't want to go,'" she said. "His reaction was very relaxed, with a smile. He went just as a fun trip. He wasn't there for any particular reason. They were travelling."
Newman retired in 1984 after a career as a finance executive for tech companies, including Convergent Technologies and Shugart Associates.
He earned a bachelor's degree in zoology from UC Berkeley in 1950 before joining the military and serving as an infantry officer during the Korean War. After the war, he earned a master's degree in education from Stanford while teaching math, science and swimming at high schools in Berkeley and Livermore.
The Palo Alto chapter of the American Red Cross recognized him in 2008 for 50 years of volunteer service; he served on the chapter's board for decades and also taught CPR and first aid through the organization.
Daniel Sneider, a North Korea expert, said it's not unprecedented for North Koreans to arrest American travelers.
"But even by North Korean standards, this is unusual," said Sneider, associate director for research at Stanford's Walter H. Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center.
Most previous detentions of U.S. citizens involved Korean Americans, Sneider said. But he can't recall any case in which a tourist like Newman, with no apparent Korean ties, was detained.
"It's also very unusual for the North Koreans not to acknowledge, particularly after holding the person for weeks, that they have the person," he said. "That may indicate that they haven't decided what to do with him yet, and therefore they don't want to admit that they've arrested him."
North Korea was much more open about the arrest last year of Kenneth Bae, a Korean-American Christian missionary and U.S. citizen who now is the longest-serving U.S. detainee in North Korea since the end of the Korean War. Accused of planning a religious coup, he was sentenced in April to 15 years of hard labor.
But the reason for Newman's detention remains puzzling. Newman's son said there's no indication his father has been confused with a decorated Marine Corps 2nd lieutenant with a strikingly similar name Awarded the Silver Star in 1952 for heroically leading his men against North Korean troops. Merrill H. Newman of Fairview, Ore. -- now 84 and living in Beaverton, Ore.-- said "it is kind of creepy" that a Korean War veteran of so similar a name is now imprisoned in North Korea.
"It's a darn shame for that guy. I hope they get him out soon," he said, adding he hasn't traveled to North Korea since the war. "I've been there, done that, and I don't want to go back."
Josh Richman covers politics. Contact him at 510-208-6428. Follow him at Twitter.com/josh_richman.


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SARASOTA - Some residents have been able to move back in after being evacuated from Lido Regency Condominium on Tuesday because of a suspected meth lab fire.
Few details on the investigation were available. Lt. Pat Ledwith with the Sarasota Police Department said police and Drug Enforcement Administration agents were still working to confirm if the fire was indeed caused by the manufacture of methamphetamine.
SPD has made no arrests so far.
A Sarasota County fire department spokesman said that eight firefighters who were taken to the hospital as a precaution when they were exposed to chemicals in the fire are OK, having been treated and released that day.
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The Googlisation of Surveillance: The UK Communications Data Bill
There is a belief that democracies respect the rights of their citizens. Well, they don't. There is a great deal of cant written about that but even the democratic modern state has become so big, so intrusive and utterly overbearing that its cancerous tentacles have insinuated themselves into every orifice of the body politic. No sooner has one threat to personal and internet freedom receded than another springs up like proverbial dragon's teeth. One of Hecate's children of the night has been brewing for a while and is set to make its way onto the statute book here in the UK.


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Holden Phillip Billiot, 18, 271 Smokey Court, Bourg, entry after being forbidden, disturbing the peace by intoxication, resisting an officer.
Brian Michael Chauvin Sr., 42, 1203 La. 55, Montegut, domestic abuse battery (strangulation), false imprisonment, harassing telephone calls.
Gary Anthony Rodriguez Jr., 46, 104 Mimosa Lane, Montegut, failure to appear, aggravated assault with firearm.
Dale Ann Guidry, 59, homeless, entry after being forbidden, obscenity, simple battery.
Alloyd Joseph Rideaux, 36, 2220 Yorktowne Drive, Laplace, holding for other agency.
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Hazel Lee Williams, 53, 129 King St., Houma, DWI, improper lane usage, open alcohol container in vehicle, vehicle unsafe.
Gabriel Vargas-Hernandez, 26, 1422 Iberia St., New Iberia, DWI, one-way traffic violation, improper lane usage, no driver's license.
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Charlie Joseph Use, 30, 149 Adaline Drive, Houma, failure to appear, parole violation, felony carrying illegal weapon, hunting without basic license.
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How talking about money can save your marriage
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When Rebecca and David met, it was pretty much love at first sight. After about a year, they began discussing marriage, and Rebecca decided to tell David about a little financial problem she had. "When I'd moved to California, a car breakdown left me with a Visa debt that I could only pay the interest on." David's response to this revelation only cemented Rebecca's certainty that he was the one: "He said, 'Let's get this out of the way so we can start saving for our future,' and he paid off my debt."
Rebecca, a Bay Area resident, says David's "we" attitude is something that's allowed their 23-year marriage to thrive. "Most people I know who've been divorced were people who didn't merge their finances. I'm not saying that's what caused the divorces, but I think it was indicative of not sharing, of holding back."
Having been married before, Rebecca based her opinion at least partly on her own experience. In her first marriage, her husband had insisted on keeping their incomes separate, and although he earned more than she did, he expected her to pay half of all household expenses. This left him with much more disposable income, which he spent on clothes, bars and treating friends to dinner. It left her feeling not only resentful, but as if they were leading separate lives. So, for Rebecca, David's suggestion that they merge finances and consult with each other on major purchases was a novel idea and a big relief. "It made a lot of sense," she realized. "Our marriage would be a true team effort."
Does Rebecca's hard-won insight into money and marriage apply to everybody? In most cases, yes, say financial planners who work with engaged and married couples. The problem is that, unlike Rebecca and David, the majority of couples seldom have an open and honest talk about money early on in their relationship, and many never get around to it at all.
"We'll talk about sex, religion and many other dicey things, but when it comes to money, we're almost completely silent," says Barbara Bachelder, a Marin County-based certified financial planner (CFP). "The typical agreement among engaged or married couples seems to be, 'You'll handle it or I'll handle it, but let's never discuss it.'" The reason why, she says, is that in our culture most of us have been raised not to reveal our salaries or net worth. How much we make or owe is one of our deepest secrets.
Even being in love can be an obstacle to discussing money. "Most couples are in a 'love conquers all' frame of mind right before they get married, so they're not inclined to talk about money," says Jovita Honor, a San Jose CFP. Caught up in matrimonial giddiness, they put the wedding gown, those adorable but pricey favors and their gotta-have-it South Sea honeymoon on their credit cards, and float to the altar in a state of blissful denial. That euphoric bubble usually bursts, though, once the wedding bills come due. "Couples quickly realize that because they overspent on their wedding, the money for important things like having children or buying a house just isn't there," Honor adds. "Suddenly, money has become a major issue, and the relationship is off to a shakey start."
You don't need something as dramatic as wedding day splurges or a fiancé's past bankruptcy to put yourselves in a precarious financial position. Often it's the little things that can do you in. Long Beach CFP Aaron Newland frequently deals with a money leakage phenomenon he calls "the trickles." There are trickles everywhere for the unwary: Target, Best Buy, movies, eating out, ATMs-they all add up. "When couples learn just how much they're 'trickling away,' it often inspires a serious we'd-better-sit-down-and-talk reaction."
If you think you're too young to need to discuss money with your partner, remember, the future is just around the corner. In order to make it through kids, houses, retirement and into your golden years together with a minimum of financial worry, you ought to have a plan. Trent Bryson, a CFP in Long Beach often works with younger couples. He says professionals who come to him want to know what they should be doing with their incomes early in their careers. Aside from touting the miracle of compound interest (you invest a small amount monthly over 40 years and retire with substantial wealth), Bryson works at getting young clients to overcome a belief in their own invincibility. "Twenty- and thirty-somethings seldom view themselves as candidates for accidents, long-term disease or death," he explains. "But if you want to safeguard your spouse and your children financially, you become a lot more receptive to the idea of making wills and buying insurance."
If you decide to consult a planner, the process is pretty straightforward. She'll ask you how many kids you'd like to have, where you want them to attend school, where you want to live, and when and in what style you want to retire. She'll draw up a plan showing how to reach those goals and the various compromises you may need to make, such as postponing retirement, deferring a vacation home purchase or sending the kids to public schools. Her objective will be to get you and your partner to agree on what you two can live with and work toward.
Don't be surprised if one of you is much more willing to take the lead in discussing financial matters. It's a fairly common phenomenon, the result of each partner's past family or personal experiences. Another reason for one partner's reluctance may be fear of exposing a deep debt or a bad credit score. It's human nature to want to avoid mentioning these things, but, says Newland, they'll show up sooner or later. "If you talk about the skeletons in the financial closet honestly before you get married, you can start doing something about them."
If you don't, secrecy can kill a relationship. Bryson recalls a 25-year-old who wanted to keep his earnings secret from his wife because he made more than she did. Bryson sent him packing. "If you start off on that foot, you won't be secretive in just that arena; it will affect other areas of your life." Also, hiding wealth can backfire. It not only causes resentment, it can lead to divorce, which will probably trigger community property divisions despite your best efforts to keep monies separate and hidden. As Bryson notes wryly, "If you're going to be that pessimistic from the beginning, you're headed for divorce and divorces are terribly expensive-period."
Once you have a plan, you should check in regularly with each other and your planner to see how you're doing, ask follow-up questions and perhaps do some tweaking. An example of how a plan can evolve is the monthly clothing allowance Rebecca and David agreed to early in their marriage-before their earning power took off. "We each had a set amount we could spend," says Rebecca, "and we stuck to our limits." As they prospered, however, they found that only big-ticket expenditures required a serious sit-down consultation, and they no longer needed such a strict budget. "We'd built up so much trust over the years, along with our habit of checking in with each other, that we didn't have to monitor ourselves so closely anymore."
Does every couple need a detailed agreement to avoid hurtful money issues in their marriage? Not necessarily. Linda, a Southern California school teacher who's married to a contractor, says she and her husband, John, have kept their finances separate since they wed 20 years ago. For them, money has never been a bone of contention despite the lack of a formal agreement. "The closest we came to spelling something out was when I got pregnant soon after our wedding," recalls Linda. "He said, 'I'll buy the house because you're quitting work, and you pay for the kids' college because at some point you're going back to work.'"
Two things have helped them maintain a smooth financial relationship, says Linda. "First, even though we keep separate accounts and credit cards, our philosophies about them are the same: no living beyond our means and no carrying credit card debt. The second is simple generosity. John makes more than I do but he's very generous. For instance, he pays for the groceries and never skimps on buying good food." That may seem like a small thing, but it's indicative of an attitude that can keep a marriage flourishing. "If both partners are generous with each other and make the other's needs their priority, it should work out well," Linda predicts.
In the end, says Newland, "Each of you has your own ideas about money. But if you want your marriage to succeed, you have to look out for your loved one. And that means being as open as possible about the last taboo—money."


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Officials with the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies are seeing more dead baby dolphins, and they aren't sure why.
Moby Solangi, IMMS executive director, told The Sun Herald that in the last month, 13 dead dolphins have been found, of which 11 were babies.
Solangi said it's unusual, because dolphins don't normally begin giving birth until the end of February.
He said he got a report last week that three dolphins were found dead near Horn Island, but when IMMS crews got there, they found only two.
Solangi said there are more dolphins off the coast of Mississippi, Louisiana and Alabama than any other place in the U.S. and that's why people here see them so often.
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As the title says I am streaming media to my Samsung 46UD6050 from PMS v1.80.0 on my Win7 x64 PC. I was using TVersity for this, but some time ago they stopped offering a free version when the version number jumped to 2.0, and the pre-2.0 version I was using was getting more and more behind the times. Also, Samsung TV support on TVersity was difficult to configure right. A week ago it just stopped showing up on my Samsung, and rather than spend a lot of time trying to troubleshoot what was now an obsolete version, I decided to look for an alternative, which led me to PMS.
I'm loving it so far, but one thing that has me stymied is getting album art to display in the audio player on my TV. After extensive searching in these forums, I managed to get part of the way by placing a JPG of the cover art in the album folders and naming it "Folder.jpg". Doing this places a small "icon" version of the cover art next to each MP3 file in the folder when navigating the media with AllShare, but what I really want is to get a larger version of the cover art to display in the actual music player app on the TV. Right now, the music player displays a generic "female singer with a microphone" image on the player screen. What I'd like is to get the TV to replace that with the actual cover art from somewhere in the folder.
I tried some tricks I read about here for video box art, such as creating images with the same name as the MP3 files, but with ".jpg", or ".cover.jpg" tacked on the end, but nothing I tried works. I know PMS is designed primarily for streaming to PS3, but it works so well with my Samsung TV otherwise I'm sure there must be a way to get PMS to serve up cover art that the music player app can display.
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"Lawl*o*Cost" - An event that occurs when an individual overuses the term "Lol", in a textual, written, or vocal context. The outcome could be genocidal, meaning it could kill an an entire generation of people. Many people like to believe this never happened. It did, and is reoccurring on a daily basis.
"Lol, I was like totally supposed to go to the mall today lol, but I didn't cause I had like a Doctors appt. Lol. Lulz. Lawl." This is a Lolocaust
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Funny on a scale that kills 6 million people.
"man that joke caused a lolocaust"
by Brando January 21, 2006
This is the term used to describe the effect of a massively funny joke or situation, one that causes 6 million or more people to die laughing.
The term "Lolocaust" references The Holocaust, a massive extermination of Slavs, physically or mentally disabled peoples, gay men, religious and political dissidents, and, mostly notably, Jews, which occurred during World War II at the hands of the Nazis.
by D.J. Roefaro December 22, 2007
A satire, most commonly on 'Loldozer' or 'Roflcopter'. As opposed to 'My Roflcoper goes swa swa swa', one may put forth 'My Lolocaust goes swa, swa, swastika'.
Furthermore, a lot of people died in the Holocaust.
Furthermore, a lot of people died in the Holocaust.
"My Lolocaust goes Swa, swa. swastika'
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The systematic, bureaucratic, state-sponsored murder of approximately six million lolz.
lolocaust :O
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a lolocaust is a genocide of epic proportion however it is only acceptable to mock said genocide 50 years or more after the incident.
rwanda genocide=not cool
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rwanda genocide=not cool
as you can see, the rules for calling lolocaust are clear
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A joke you shouldn't laugh at, but you do anyway.
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Elizabeth: What is?
Mary: A pizza doesn't scream in the oven...
Elizabeth: LOLOCAUST
Elizabeth: What is?
Mary: A pizza doesn't scream in the oven...
Elizabeth: LOLOCAUST
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A satirical play on the word holocaust and the netspek term 'lol.' Used as a sarcastic reference to the overuse of lol, but is often used to mock netspeak in general, as well as those who use it.
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Published: Tuesday, August 6, 2013 at 7:31 a.m.
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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — Americans are keeping their cars and trucks longer than ever, and even with new car sales increasing, the average age will continue to rise, an industry research firm says.
The average age of the 247 million cars and trucks on U.S. roads hit a record of 11.4 years in January, the latest figures available from state registration data gathered by the Polk research firm.
That's up from 11.2 years in 2012, and nearly two full years older than in 2007, before the start of the Great Recession, Polk said Tuesday.
People are keeping their cars because the quality is so much better and they are trying to avoid the monthly payments, said Mark Seng, a Polk vice president. The annual percentage of cars and trucks sent to the scrap yard has dropped 50 percent since the recession, he said.
"Cars are just lasting longer," he said.
The company doesn't see the age dropping for at least five years, even though U.S. vehicle sales are running at an annual rate of around 15.5 million, which is near pre-recession levels. And it predicts that the percentage of cars age 12 or older will actually rise in the next five years.
The change creates a big opportunity for repair shops and auto-parts stores, Seng said.
"Customers from independent and chain repair shops should be paying close attention to their business plans and making concerted efforts to retain business among the do-it-for-me audience, while retailers have a unique and growing opportunity with potential consumers wrenching on their own vehicles," he said.
U.S. sales have risen gradually from a 30-year low of 10.4 million in 2009 because of low interest rates, appealing new models and pent-up demand as people replace aging vehicles they kept through the recession. The sales rebound prompted Polk to raise its estimate of the total number of vehicles on U.S. roads by 5 percent to more than 260 million in five years.
But Seng said many people intend to keep running their older cars into the future, adding that he can't remember another time that the average age has grown as quickly.
The growth rate in the average age will slow in the coming years, but won't start falling until new-car sales rise and stay high for several years. Older vehicles would have to be scrapped at a higher rate, as well, he said.
"With the quality of the vehicles, that's not going to happen," Seng said.
More people also are financing cars for 72 months, meaning they'll keep their cars for at least six years and probably longer, Seng said.
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We Tried It: L'Oreal's New Sun Oil Spray
Have we gone mad? Are we actually recommending an oil for the beach?
These days, you're more likely to get glared at and a stern lecture about skin cancer if you have a bottle of baby oil in your beach bag. So, fair warning: You'll probably get a few sideways looks if you bust out L'Oreal's new Sublime Sun Advanced Sunscreen Oil Spray SPF 50+.
It seems like it should be bad for you: An oil that smells like high-end fragrance, feels soft on your skin, and gives you a gorgeous glow -- instead of the typical goopy, greasy, coconut-scented lotion. But with SPF 50 (it's available in SPF 15 and 30, too) it really does hold up to traditional sunscreens.
I tried it out at my friend's BBQ over the weekend, and not only did I have the best legs in the bunch thanks to the glowy sheen of the oil, but I was also one of the few people who didn't end up burned at the end of the day. It's easy to apply, it has a spray pump, spreads evenly (thanks to the oil texture), and soaks into your skin quickly so there's no greasy feeling. And unlike my regular sunscreen, there's no need to really rub it in and get rid of the white cast, since there's no color.
I wouldn't use it on my face -- shiny legs are lovely, but a shiny forehead not so much. But it's great from the neck down. You could also spritz a tiny amount on your part and your hair for shine and sun protection.
I'll definitely be wearing this the rest of the summer, especially when I want to SPF to impress. Oh, and the icing on the cake: It's only $10.99 for a bottle!
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BlueHarvest allows you to keep your disks and servers free of Mac "dust" by:
* Automatically removing DS_Store files.
* Automatically removing resource forks ("dot underscore" files).
* Automatically removing hidden folders such as ".Trashes" from removable disks.
* Providing simple Control-Click Finder based cleaning of disks, folders and Zip archives.
Required OS: 10.6
Tags: cleaning , file , utility , system , preference , resource
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3.0 finally works the way I expected it to, so I asked for "Free Updates Only." 4.0 is not a free update...
A nice app if you don't like the 'rubbish' OS X tends to leave on Windows networks. Seems quite efficient.
Watch out for it constantly sneaking up in price though and requiring a paid upgrade every year or so (with a fairly lacklustre upgrade discount this time).
Ever moved .mp3 files to external mp3 player, via USB? And then every second "song" was empty?... Well, been there done that.
Then I discovered BlueHarvest, and it solved all my "littering" problems ;).
Also 13$ was quite little for small, good and working application. So I bought it.
Trial version was usefull, and one can determine how application is working for limited time.
Fantastic app....SOOOO much better than FinderCleaner :-)
@gopherchucks ,
BlueHarvest is useful to not litter CIFS ("Windows") network shares with ._files (I use it exactly only for this purpose). This is often a requirement in office networks.
BTW you are right in advising that removing indiscriminately the ._files could have adverse effects; sometimes resource forks contain useful data.
So, in a nutshell, it's better to use this software only if one knows what he's doing...
Don't want to sound uneducated here, but aren't those ._ files indexes or resources with information about the file?
What comes to mind for me something that's ruined projects for some students I've worked with; they'll be moving between Mac and PC versions of InDesign, and at some point, in their dragging and dropping, leave a .DS_Store or similar file on the PC. When they come back to the Mac, they find their file "locked" as it were. I'm sure for most files it's not an issue, but just thought I'd throw it out there.


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CONWAY, Ark. – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Volleyball team gained an early lead but were unable to hang on, falling 3-1 (17, 25, 27-25, 25-21, 25-18) against first-place Central Arkansas in a Southland Conference road match. The Islanders face Oral Roberts on Saturday in Tulsa, Okla. to conclude a stretch of five league matches on the road.
The Islanders (16-8, 8-4 Southland) started out hot, but the Sugar Bears (23-3, 11-2 Southland) rallied for three straight sets to take the match and split the season series at one match apiece.
Brianna Brink led the way with a match high 20 kills while hitting .500 in the contest. Ivy Baresh finished the night with 10, Brooke Alverson had eight and Shannon Hullum picked up seven. Logen Bourque had 41 assists, while Micah Nolan was the only Texas A&M – Corpus Christi player with double-digit digs at 11 on the night.
The opening set started out quickly for the Islanders, with Brink and Hullum getting two kills apiece and Courtney Hall notching one to give their team an early 6-0 lead as the Sugar Bears called a quick timeout. After the break in action, UCA got on the board with a kill, but an attack error followed it up as Texas A&M – Corpus Christi took a 7-1 lead.
After a rally by UCA to close the gap to four points at 13-9, the advantage grew to as many as eight points at 22-14 following an Alverson kill. Brink made it 23-16, Bourque brought up set point with a kill to make it 24-17 and Hullum finished it off with a kill for the 25-17 final and a 1-0 lead in the match.
The second set started the polar opposite of the first, with the Sugar Bears taking a 4-0 lead before a Brink kill got the Islanders on the scoreboard, and extending it to as many as 9-3 before the visiting team took its first timeout.
The score got to 14-7 before Texas A&M – Corpus Christi staged a rally, scoring five points in a row on a Brink kill and two Bourque service aces to cut the lead to just two at 14-12. The rallied continued all the way to the end, with a block assist by Hall and Brink making it 24-24, and another Bourque service ace making it a 25-24 lead. The Islanders could not finish it off however, with UCA scoring the final three points to take a 27-25 final to even the match at one set apiece.
In the third set, it was a closer affair early on, with the teams playing to a 10-10 tie midway through the action. The Sugar Bears reeled off four straight points to gain the advantage, and they would never trail the rest of the way.
Down by as many as nine late in the set at 22-13, a kill by Alverson started the rally, followed by a Brink kill and back-to-back block assists by Bourque and Hall to make it a 23-18 score. After UCA made it set point at 24-21, Brink picked up another kill and Bourque came up with an ace to make it 24-21. It was not meant to be however, as the Sugar Bears picked up the final point for a 25-21 win and a 2-1 lead.
The final set had UCA taking a five-point lead at 9-4, but the Islanders closed to within two on several occasions. With the score 16-14 following a Hullum and Alverson block assist, the Sugar Bears called timeout to stem the tide. After the break in action, UCA picked up three straight points to extend it back to a five-point advantage at 19-14. Texas A&M – Corpus Christi was unable to rally this time as UCA earned a 25-18 final and a 3-1 match win.
The Islanders will be back in action on Saturday at 3 p.m. against Oral Roberts. Texas A&M – Corpus Christi will look for a repeat of the earlier meeting as the team won 3-0, while the Golden Eagles will look to even the season series on their home court.
Live stats and video for the match will be available by visiting www.ORUGoldenEagles.com.
For all the latest on Islanders Volleyball, like the team on Facebook (IslandersVolleyball), follow them on Twitter (@IslandersVB) and visit www.GoIslanders.com.


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Mister Frank – A Suave Winter Hat
We'd like to introduce the toasty Mister Frank. The Alpine-influenced Frank is created by local milliner, Deanne Gibbons. This style is a warm cozy sewn hat with button down, ear flaps for cold weather. The lining fabrics were purchased at Britex, the yellow is wide weave silk/wool blend and the orange is a silk with a herringbone pattern, the brown face fabric is a woven Angora.


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I just spoke with Tippmann Sports and they've pushed the release date of the TPX Pistol back a few weeks. We now expect to have them in and shipping around the 29th of May, 2009. Don't be bummed though. Remember this is a quality Tippmann product and they don't want to release something that isn't up to their standards.
My understanding is that the design is great and prototypes work great. It looks like a couple of the parts from 3rd party were not manufacturered to Tippmann's exact specifications. This caused issues with performance and so halted productions. Once these component issues are resolved then production should be in full swing.


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Battle Baxter Stockman's claw-shooting mech monster and save April from the air or street with a turtle-powered go-kart and glider!
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When Baxter attacks the city with his massive mech suit, it's time to take the turtle power to the sky…and the street! Fend off that heavy-metal menace with Donatello in the glider and Raphael in the go-kart! Stop him before he can snatch April with the mech's shooting claw and reeling function. Dodge his 3 laser flick missiles and fire 2 of your own! Pull Baxter out of the opening cockpit to battle him and his mini Mouser robot using 2 sai and a bo staff. Save the day and skate away!
• Includes 4 minifigures: Donatello, Raphael, April, Baxter and 1 character: Mouser mini robot• Features shooting capture claw with reel function, 3 laser-flick missiles and opening cockpit• Vehicles include glider, go-kart and skateboard• Includes 8 weapons: 5 laser flick missiles, 2 sai and a bo staff• Fire the mech's capture claw and reel it back in!• Fend off the mech from the land and the sky!• Pose and move the mech with its articulated joints!• Measures over 7"(17cm) high, 6" (16cm) wide and 3" (7cm) deep• Go-kart measures over 2" (5cm) wide and 2" (8cm) long• Glider measures over 3" (7cm) high, 6" (15cm) wide and 4" (10cm) long
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- Features massive blade, shoulder cannon shooter, bladed grabbers, opening cockpit, poseable joints and golden spinner crown mounted on chest
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Qualifying on a Navy 26
Recreational Sailing is a large part of the services we provide the Unites States Naval Academy. Midshipmen, officers, and staff who earn a Navy 26 qualification are allowed to sign out the Navy 26s for recreational day sailing free of charge. For more information, read the information below or contact Joni Palmer at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
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Bacterial diseases continue to present a major threat to human health. Tuberculosis, for instance, ranks among the world's leading causes of death. Streptococcus (Group B Streptococcus), another bacterium, continues to be a frequent cause of life-threatening infection during the first two months of life. Foodborne and waterborne bacteria such as Salmonella and Campylobacter are responsible for a recent troubling increase in diarrheal disease. Meanwhile, during the last decade, scientists discovered many new organisms and new strains of many familiar bacteria, such as Escherichia coli. Such emerging bacterial diseases present a clear challenge to biomedical researchers.
The complexity of this challenge is becoming even clearer as researchers begin to appreciate the many unsuspected mechanisms that bacteria have for causing trouble to human beings. For example, gene transfer among different strains of bacteria, and even between different species of bacteria, is now understood to be a common means whereby these organisms acquire resistance to antibiotics. Basic research has also discovered that some bacteria may play a major role in certain chronic diseases not formerly associated with bacterial infection. The bacterium Helicobacter pylori, for example, has been found to cause ulcers and may contribute to stomach cancer; Guillain Barré syndrome has been associated with prior diarrheal disease caused by Campylobacter jejuni.
NIAID researchers are involved in all aspects of investigation to help solve the difficult challenges of bacterial diseases.
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Tags: webkit , safari , svg , browser
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Beh. All my sites look wierd in WebKit/Safari even though they are standards-compliant.
Newer versions complain about Safari's extensions (like SIMBL plugins, I suppose) and crash. I wonder if there's a way not to load and just ignore them at WebKit's start?
And it's not really a "drop in" replacement. It uses the Safari executables (from /Applications/Safari.app) to load with an updated WebKit framework.
This isn't really an accurate description of WebKit. WebKit is the framework that Apple built Safari on. It is not a browser on it's own. It is an open source project, and you can download the latest nightly build which can be less stable but does have more features like SVG support.
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I brought it up a number of times when I was on the club board, but it got shot down due to the vending side of things. A club is not stocked well enough to have a tourney style payout every week, so its best if a vendor runs it. So the club league, as is, continues on.
The Throwdown is the closest thing we have to a weekly mini series, but to make the leap it needs to rotate to different courses , ixnay the handicaps, and keep a season point total.
It's monthly and don't do a merch pay out do cash. And work out some rules so someone doesn't just bag a division.
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