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Oasis will hold a Skype and Video Conferencing class from 1 to 3 p.m. Nov. 7 at the McClellan Senior Center, 1400 Vale Terrace Drive. Skype coupled with Vonage, Magic Jack and other Voice Over Internet Protocol providers allows groups, including families, to hold video conferences. Service providers, getting past advertising, costs and benefits will be discussed. Fee is $15. A $10 trimester processing fee may apply. Register at oasisnet.org/Escondido or call 760-796-6020.


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UPDATE: Another CVUSD principal fired, third in a week
Another CVUSD principal was given a pink slip Friday, said a school staff member at West Shores High School in Salton City. This was the third principal fired in the school district in a week.
Sources said principal Rudy Wilson was handed walking papers Friday morning. The action followed a heated discussion Thursday night at the CVUSD board meeting.
At the meeting, Wilson reportedly spoke out against the firings at Coachella Valley High School and Desert Mirage High School.
Wilson has until the end of the school year, said his secretary.
He was notified of a meeting he needed to attend first thing Friday morning, where he was told about his firing.
UPDATE (4:46 P.M.): CVUSD said the principal at "another school" (they would not say which one) resigned on his own Friday. This conflicts with a report coming from the high school, saying the principal was fired.
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Wildfire season is just around the corner but firefighters are calling on homeowners to act now to protect their homes.
At workshop in Rifle on Saturday, they said people living on the Western Slope are more at risk and firefighters say your best defense against fire is a good offense.
Kristen Reker is like every other mom when it comes to her list of worries but she's new to the area and for the first time she's adding wildfires to that list.
"I have a lot of animals. I raise sheep and I have dogs and a lot of structures but mainly I worry about my house and keeping my family safe," Reker told 11 News on Saturday.
She bought 40 acres in Rifle and says she's got a lot of work to clear fire hazards.
"Nothing has been done for the last 20 years and we're concerned with it."
And that's what brought Reker and several other homeowners to a workshop at the Colorado Mountain College West Garfield Campus on Saturday.
In one exercise, firefighters pointed out sage grasses and other fuels that can be a danger around homes and gave a presentation on what people can do to help prevent fires like this from spreading to their home.
It's something Rifle Fire Protection District Prevention Chief Kevin Whelan say alot of people don't think about.
"A spark can get onto a woodpile, into combustible materials closer to the home and threaten the structure," Whelan told 11 News on Saturday.
He says clearing dry brush and fuels, stacking firewood away from your house and building with less combustible materials are things homeowners can do right now to make a huge difference. He says a little work goes a long way.
"It's either spend it now or spend it later and we don't want to see any homes and lives at risk."
And neither does Kristen Reker who says Saturday's workshop was a wake up call.
"As far as safety goes, I feel we're probably at 40 percent. I would like to get to one hundred percent," said Reker.
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'I'm glad that he did it — better late than never,' 'Jersey Shore' star JWoww tells MTV News.
By Christina Garibaldi
President Obama made history earlier this week when he became the first president to support same-sex marriage. Moments after the announcement, reactions came pouring in from celebrities and other supporters of his decision expressing their overwhelming enthusiasm regarding the much-discussed topic.
Two of those supporters include "Jersey Shore" stars Snooki and JWoww, who stopped by MTV News on Thursday and told us that they were thrilled with President Obama's latest move, even though they feel it should have come earlier in his presidency.
"I'm glad that he did it — better late than never," JWoww said. "And he is the first president to come out and say it, and I am proud of him for doing it."
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Infineon has hired JPMorgan, the US investment bank, to sound out a possible sale of its wireless business.
People close to the situation said at least one possible buyer had approached the German chipmaker, which was now looking at all options for the unit.
However, a sale is seen as unlikely as Infineon is set to demand a high price following a successful restructuring, which saw the business return to profit in the first half of the year.
Bankers estimate that the unit, which made €917m in revenues last year and supplies chips for Apple's iPad and components for Nokia, Samsung and Research in Motion, could be worth around €1bn ($1.3bn).
The German chipmaker, which declined to comment, had pondered a sale of the wireless unit early last year, at a time when Infineon scrambled to stay alive amid huge losses.
But the company changed tack when a fast turnaround of the whole company in the second half of 2009 was followed by a swing back to profits of the wireless unit this year.
Peter Bauer, Infineon's chief executive, said in March that he expected the unit to grow with its customers in the coming years and said he saw no reason why the company should not expand the business.
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A Gay Dating Site, Brought to You by the New Jersey AG
It doesn't exactly have the feel of a match made in heaven. But because of a court order, it's happening nonetheless.
On Wednesday, the dating site eHarmony will roll out a gay matchmaking service, called Compatible Partners (a name that strikes us, frankly, as more suitable for a roommate or pet-finding service than a dating site).
Since its inception in 2000, eHarmony has been strictly hetero-only. But in November . . .the company agreed to start the dating service as part of a settlement with the New Jersey attorney general as part of a discrimination suit. Click here for the LA Times story; here for an earlier LB post on the EHarmony suit.
As part of the settlement, Pasadena-based eHarmony must make a "good-faith commitment" to promoting Compatible Partners. For this reason, dating site consultant Mark Brooks says Compatible Partners will be watched closely.
"This will be one of the most scrutinized products in Internet dating," said Brooks, who hasn't worked for EHarmony. "They will have to introduce an A1 product."
It's not a comfortable fit for eHarmony's founder, Neil Clark Warren, who based the original service — which requires applicants to fill out lengthy questionnaires — on his own practice as a psychologist.
"It's what I did for 40 years," said Warren, 74, who is retired but remains on the board. "I never had a gay couple." Warren is the former dean of the psychology graduate school at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, Calif.


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Three adds one million customers in 12 months
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NUMERICAL MOBILE OPERATOR Three has added one million customers over the past 12 months while its rival networks continued to decline.
At a meeting in London on Wednesday, Three CEO David Dyson announced that the network has added 1.04 million new customers over the past year, while its rival operators EE, O2 and Vodafone have all reported declines in subscriber numbers.
According to Three's statistics, its rival networks lost 557,000, 259,000 and 17,000 customers during the past 12 months, respectively. We've contacted the other mobile operators to confirm these figures but have not received their responses yet.
This takes Three's total customer base to 8.8 million, most of which are contract customers. According to the network, 850,000 of its new customers signed up to a pay monthly tariff, while around 190,000 opted for Three's pay as you go options.
According to Dyson, Three's growth can be attributed to the network's offer of unlimited data, and he revealed that the Three network now accounts for 48 percent of all mobile web traffic.
It certainly seems that way if the increase in the network's data usage is anything to go by, with the average user now consuming 1.4GB of data per month, up from 640MB this time last year. What's more, Three customers on The One Plan now get through 2.5GB of data each month, which is used predominantly for streaming media, web browsing and, bizarrely enough, software updates.
Although he was unable to give us any figures, Dyson said the firm's revenue has increased 12.6 percent year-on-year, while its margins have also improved.
"I'm delighted with the performance in the third quarter. We continue to lead when it comes to smartphones and 4G hasn't disrupted this," Dyson boasted. µ
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Andrew Pilotte, 1, of Pleasant Hill, stands next to his sister Caroline, 4, and glances up at the character from "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" during the Contra Costa County Library's 100th birthday bash at Pleasant Hill Park in Pleasant Hill. The Sunday, July 21 event also featured Lindsay Wildlife Museum animal visits, author talks, the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps, CPR training, music, Taiko drumming, Lego building and craft activities. Town hall meetings seeking public input on the future of the library are scheduled beginning next week. Visit www.ccclib.org for details.


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It doesn't look like much, but that was the first snow of the season. From our window on the 18th floor, it looked like a big storm. However, but the time it hit the ground all of it had melted That didn't stop me from getting excited anyway.
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Recession Travel: Must-Have Summer Tips
Planning on taking a trip this summer? One summer ago, gas prices were at an all-time high, stay-cations were all the rage, and the annual summer getaway seemed like something out of a 1950's-era Norman Rockwell calendar. What a difference a year makes.
Now, instead of skyrocketing fuel and agoraphobic family outings, the culture of the summer vacation has changed completely. Gas prices have come down by nearly half of their previous highs. Hotels and resorts are desperate to gain customers. License plate bingo is now available as an iPhone app. There's nothing standing in the way of mom and pop throwing the kids in the car and heading off toward some random national landmark… Oh yeah. There is that whole recession thing.
But even a recession can't keep down an adventure-seeking, fanny-pack-toting American this summer. There are recession-proof ways of beating the work week blues, even for those people whose work weeks have suddenly involved a lot less work. Cheap alternatives to travel are everywhere nowadays, and most of the credit should go to auction-style vacation websites like Priceline.com and Hotwire.com.
Here's how they work: Hotels, airlines, and rental car agencies invariably have leftover inventory that doesn't sell, be it rooms or seats or smelly old Dodge Neons. Their solution is to hand the selling duties over to these auction websites so that they can move some of their stale services. The auction sites, in turn, ask customers to bid on certain packages in their destination city, and then the sites take the highest bidder. It works for the hotels, flights, and rentals because it doesn't let off the appearance of desperation or price-cutting. It benefits the auction sites because, well, people are giving them money. And it benefits Joe Vacationer because he just got a room in a five-star hotel for $179 a night.
Ah, but what would a deal be without a catch? The auction sites are great, but you have to be prepared to deal with the consequences of a decision. Purchases are nonrefundable. Actual hotel, plane, and rental names are not revealed until after you sign on the dotted line. It's a big commitment to make, but it's also a big savings to be had.
The New York Times agrees:
"With published rates already so low, travelers are finding that opaque travel deals are even better than in the past. According to Brian Ek, a Priceline spokesman, users can save 40 percent on airfare ("up to 60 percent at the last minute"), as much as 50 percent on a hotel room and up to 30 percent on a rental car.",
But which auction site gives you a better bang for your buck? The answer might depend on what you're looking for.
Bidontravel.com has a thorough post on the differences between the two sites, and its breakdown gives the price edge to Priceline but the security edge to Hotwire. For instance, bidding blindly on a hotel for Priceline might net you a lower price, but your hotel is likely to be chosen from a wider area and there's no guarantee of where your price will land. Hotwire on the other hand lets you see the price beforehand and narrows its neighborhoods to a greater extent.
"I always compare them," travel expert Don Nadeau says, "and go with the one that gives the most quality for the money on the dates I need. You should be satisfied with either company, as long as you realize that you can't change anything once you've paid and you won't get a refund if your plans change."
Putting the two services to the test with a flight reservation supports the theory of low price versus security. Let's say you live in San Francisco and want to fly out to New York to surprise your mom for Mother's Day (replace "mom" with Derek Jeter and "Mother's Day" with Yankees game, if you'd like). Getting started on both Priceline and Hotwire is simple. The home page of each site will have you surfing curiously through prices in an instant.
The price results offer a bit more separation, though. Hotwire's featured rate is $247 round trip through something called a "Hotwire Hot Rate," which Hotwire maintains is code for a good deal on a good airline. The Hot Rate doesn't tell you for sure how you'll be flying, though. Its other prices are mostly no more than $20 over the $247 price, and they do reveal the identities of the airlines. Several United flights made the list.
Priceline's results are noticeably lower than Hotwire's. The lowest price on Priceline is $218 (plus $20 in fees and taxes) for a roundtrip ticket on a number of different carriers – Delta, American, Virgin, and U.S. Airways. The price point sure is nice. But details for Priceline's trips are a little more sparse and a lot less guaranteed than they were on Hotwire's. In one instance, the listed price of $218 was placed immediately above a price for a nonstop flight at $528. Was the lower priced fare making a stop on the LOST island or something?
Still, working with either website can certainly cut down on the expenses of travelling. And if an auction site doesn't tickle your fancy, there are still many other options to choose from, too. Places like Orbitz, Expedia, and Travelocity claim low-price travel as well.
This summer, there really is no excuse not to hit the road or fly the friendly skies for a little R&R. Gas prices are low. Travel destinations are desperate to have you. And online travel sites have rendered the recession moot…. Well, maybe "moot" is the wrong word. You might have to settle for the three-star hotel at the two-star price.
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CONTRARY TO widespread rumor, "Trauma" is not dead yet. But the Bay Area medical series might as well be on life support.
Only a few weeks ago, "Trauma" was declared a goner in Hollywood trade publications. Although NBC didn't issue an official cancellation, the network said it would halt production of the low-rated, high-cost drama after it completed shooting its initial order of 13 episodes.
In the TV biz, that's essentially a death notice and members of the media — including myself — began issuing final rites for the show about San Francisco paramedics.
"The obituaries were piling up. A lot of people naturally thought we were dead," says executive producer Jeffrey Reiner. "And NBC did nothing to counteract those reports."
But then something encouraging happened on the way to the graveyard. In a desperate effort to save the show, Reiner and his collaborators trimmed more than $500,000 from its production budget. Also, in late October, "Trauma" experienced a ratings bump. It was a wee little bump, but a bump nevertheless and networks don't typically ignore numbers on the plus side — especially if they're struggling as much as NBC is.
And so NBC gave the OK for three more episodes of "Trauma," bringing the order to 16. That's still not a full season (22). And that's not a huge confidence-builder. But Reiner will take it.
"We're barely hanging in there, but at least we're in the hunt right now," he says. "And that's all we can ask for."
Things can always change, but the plan is for "Trauma" to air its 10th episode at 9 tonight and then slip into hibernation for a while. The show most likely will return after the Winter Olympics in February to roll out its six remaining episodes on a night yet to be determined. From that point on, it's anybody's guess.
It's a curious move for NBC, given that "Trauma" isn't burning up the Nielsens and that critics aren't exactly raving about it. James Hibberd of the Hollywood Reporter speculated that the increased episode order may be tied to NBC's need for inventory, calling it "more filler than faith."
Still, Reiner refuses to give up on "Trauma," the first prime-time series to shoot exclusively in the Bay Area since "Nash Bridges" (1996-2001). As such, it pumps money into the economy and provides jobs to local crew members and actors.
"We've experienced a sense of rallying among the crew," he says. "We decided that we were going to do anything to keep it going — that we were going to be inventive and dig deep."
Reiner insists that the budget cuts actually have helped the show. In recent episodes, there has been less emphasis on costly special effects and carnage and more on character development.
"There's definitely less adrenaline and action-figure stuff," he says. "We're not a soap opera, but we're getting a feel for who these characters are and I think viewers are becoming invested in them."
As for the antsy feeling that comes with flirting with extinction, Reiner is used to it. For the past three seasons, he worked on NBC's "Friday Night Lights," which was constantly on the bubble.
"Heck, we thought we were dead every year, but we lived to fight on," he says. "You just concentrate on doing the best work you can — and wait with bated breath."
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Tuesday March 31, 2009
AUGUSTA,GA--Unless Vaughn Taylor or Charles Howell the third wins this week in Houston, the lone local tie to the masters field will be an Augusta State alum. Oliver Wilson is also probably the best player the jags program has ever seen.
"A lot of what happened in college for me is why I'm here today." said Oliver Wilson "Being in Augusta, it was such an incredible place to go to college."
For Oliver Wilson, he's one guy who won't soon forget his roots at Augusta State. The school's only three time All-American is now a Masters rookie. Joining Vaughn Taylor as former alum to play in the tournament.
"I'm very excited about it, it's going to be a great week. I'm just really, really looking to get back into the buzz of things and being inside the ropes for once. I've been to The Masters plenty of times outside the ropes, but not inside. It's also going to be a lot of fun catching up with friends from back in college." added Wilson
It's been a whirl wind year for the up and coming European star. Wilson lost in a playoff to Sergio Garcia at the end of last year and even played on the Ryder Cup team. It was his performance in Asia that pretty much guarenteed his spot in this year's field.
"I think it was the HSBC in China, was the one, so when it actually happened and I was disappointed when I lost but when I sat back and realized at what I had achieved, I was pretty happy. It'd been something I've been looking forward to for a long time, to get back there." said Wilson
Now comes the pressure of playing pretty much at home, something another Augustan can relate too.
"Yea, Oliver is a great player" said Vaughn Taylor "I'm sure it's a dream of his to play. I'm really happy for him. Oliver is a great guy and is playing real well so I hope he goes in there and plays well."
"There's going to be a lot going on" added Oliver "If I can manage that side of things well, then it will give me a much better chance to play well, but that's going to be hard to do. There's going to be a lot of things asked of me and that kind of stuff."
Wilson had a chance to play the National each of his four years at Augusta State in the early part of the decade, but hasn't played since the changes in the past few years.


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AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. (WRDW) -- News 12 has learned the runway at Twin Lakes Air Park has officially been closed down.
The S-17 Owners Association, the owners of the runway, failed to get the proper permits when they repaved the runway in 2006.
When county officials found out about it this past summer, they issued a fine of a thousand dollars per day until the owners could get the runway to meet engineering standards.
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Dark Knight Rises is more Godfather than superhero film
A sinewy crime epic that makes a 'skin-prickling' finale to Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy
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The third and final instalment of director Christopher Nolan's Batman movie series is co-written with his brother Jonathan Nolan.
Following on from Batman Begins (2005) and The Dark Knight (2008), The Dark Knight Rises finds Batman, aka Bruce Wayne, in hiding after taking the blame for a crime he did not commit.
Bane, a masked terrorist, starts a campaign of evil in Gotham designed to drive the superhero out of his self-imposed exile.
The core cast of the earlier Batman films remains. Christian Bale plays enigmatic billionaire Bruce Wayne/Batman, Gary Oldman is Commissioner Gordon, Morgan Freeman is Lucius Fox and Michael Caine returns as the butler, Alfred Pennyworth.
The film introduces the characters of seductress Selina Kyle (Anne Hathaway) and villain Bane played by Tom Hardy (Inception, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy). Marion Cotillard also appears as another of Batman's love interests, Talia al Ghul. Joseph Gordon-Levitt plays idealistic Gotham cop John Blake.
What the critics like
The film is novelistic in scope, says Robbie Collin in The Daily Telegraph. Nolan has crafted a lucid, sinewy crime epic closer to Coppola's second Godfather film than anything Marvel Studios has yet produced. Its sheer audacity means the stakes feel "skin-pricklingly high at all times".
After a breathless, bravura final act, a "nuclear payload of catharsis" brings Nolan's trilogy to "a ferociously satisfying close".
It's a sprawling, epic feast of a movie, stuffed to the gills with side characters, subplots and diversions, says Tom Huddleston in Time Out. Nolan creates "a grand, dirty, engrossing world, and his action sequences just hum". When our heroes swoop off into the sunset, "we realise we've been witness to something truly impressive": an epic, enthralling seven-year movie adventure.
Nolan's conclusion to the Batman trilogy is more than an exceptional superhero movie, says Kenneth Turan in The Los Angeles Times, "it is masterful filmmaking by any standard". It's dark, almost despairing, and offers a rare note of social comment, coolly mocking the pieties of right and left and the hypocrisies at the heart of law and order-obsessed societies. Add to this a great cast, and old-school action, and despite the 2-hour 44-minute length, "as soon as it's over, all you want to do is see it all over again".
What they don't like
The trouble is, Bane is a boring villain, says Chris Tookey in The Daily Mail. Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight was creepily memorable. "Bane is just Darth Vader in a Hannibal Lecter mask, and his words are practically inaudible."
Too much of this film takes place in dimly lit, cramped spaces where sweaty men threaten each other in whispers, says Dana Stevens in Slate. Despite some jaw-dropping spectacle, the film's length and repeated scenes of bone-crunching violence and maddeningly unrelenting percussive score make it "something of an ordeal to sit through".


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- Main dishes range from the sweet (Greek coffee waffles with chocolate, espresso beans, cinnamon butter and crema) to the savory (stone-oven baked eggs with crispy lamb, potatoes and feta).
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Hey everyone, as you can see the Your Daily Cheesesteak website has not been updated in a while. This was an endeavor we started a few years ago and concept we still believe in. Lori and I got so busy with Black White and Raw Photography we had no time dedicate to YDC and put the site on hold. We have kept it live because of the events and great photos we took covering them. But please wander over to http://www.blackwhiteandraw.com and we probably have newer images of whoever and whatever you are looking for. Thanks again for stopping by.
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Picture this: It's the first Wednesday of the month. You have a choice – a night with your favorite Doctor, deciding between Firefly or Serenity, boldly going where none have gone before… OR
Celebrating Geek Chic and the Variety Arts at the Raven Lounge!
Enjoy a nerdy martini or a C++ cocktail and check out some of the best in Burlesque and the Variety acts with a +1 keen eye to all sci-fi, fantasy, comic and brainy, geeky goodness. This city is so full of amazing talent you'll wish you had 30 lives.
This month we're bring in some amazing out of town performers alongside local starlets. Fresh from Steampunk Worlds Fair, we're bringing you live music from The Wandering Cellist (NYC). Andria Noir of the legendary Lux Arati is bringing technical fan dace to the stage. Our shiny burlesque ensemble features special guest, the sweetest bottom in the district miss Cherie Sweetbottom (DC). Representing Philadelphia, the bad ass of burlesque and producer of the Sexploitation Follies, Miss Rose. Experience the burlesque debut of Aly Katz, who will also serve as our stage invader for the evening. Miss Eyrie Twilight will be takin' it off and keeping it going.Our raffle is full of local event tickets and shiny prizes at bargain basement pricing! This month we're giving away – 2 tickets to The Aviary (http://www.theaviaryphilly.com/), passes to Dr.Sketchy's Philadelphia, Something shiny from Steampunk Black Sheep, Vintage comics and much more!
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Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby 2013
Kinetic vehicles(sculptures) of all sizes, shapes and adaptations paraded around Kensington and Fishtown once again this year with the mudpit/finishline on East Norris Ave, right in front of the Trenton Ave Arts Festival. More info here: Kinetic Kensington
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Lori and I headed over to the Battleship Olympia Tattoo Convention 2012 late Sunday and even though things seemed to be winding down by that time, the setting was right for tattooing and flash art. Tucked in between canons on each deck of the late 19th century battleship where artists and their setups. Flash art adorned most available space on the two of the decks. Food and beverages were affordable and had to have a token Pabst.
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Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby 2012
Kinetic vehicles(sculptures) of all sizes, shapes and adaptations paraded around Kensington and Fishtown once again this year with the mudpit/finishline on East Norris Ave, right in front of the Trenton Ave Arts Festival. More info here: Kinetic Kensington
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Freaks, geeks, sword swallowers, fire eaters and more returned to the city of brotherly love on May 11th, 2012 at the Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum. It's Carnivolution presented by the The Squidling Brothers Circus Sideshow. Jelly Boy T. Clown, Betty Bloomerz "Sideshow Doll of Darkness", Mattersz Squidling the Impenetrable Music Man, The Illustrated Penguin and many others.
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Well we haven't been around much these last few weeks, but it's time to step up the tempo again. Took a walk around Center City today, the usual stuff going on everywhere, except a few major changes noted. Occupy Philly is no longer camped out at City Hall. They were removed last week, Dilworth plaza has been fenced-in, cleared, cleaned and ready for renovations. Christmas Village has popped up across at Love Park. It's seems a crazy contrast to the anti-corporation protest that existed across the street for the past 2 months. I was hoping to catch some of the Occupy marches the past few days but it seems they were bobbing and weaving when I was zigging and zagging and completely missed them.
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University officials are reaching out to the community to choose a name for the newly-consolidated schools. (WRDW-TV / June 15, 2012)
Monday, Oct. 22, 2012
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Sources tell News 12 that state and local school leaders have been working on branding and naming for Augusta's "New U" in the last week.
Some of the suggested branding mentioned in private conversation included Georgia Regents University at Augusta or Georgia Regents University in Augusta.
"New U" President Dr. Ricardo Azziz is said to be "open to conversation."
The comes as the leader of a local grassroots campaign meets with Georgia's top Republican.
News 12 talked with Nick Evans this morning. He told us about a meeting with Gov. Nathan Deal and members of the Georgia Board of Regents.
Evans said the meeting was "very good and cordial."
He says he is hoping to meet with them again soon -- though no date has been set.
Evans is working with other business leaders in the community to make sure Augusta is in the name of the "New U." He says more than 10,000 people have already signed a petition to do that.
The Georgia Board of Regents will ultimately have the final say on any decision.
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Shania Twain's "Man I Feel Like a Woman," was not only a huge hit and a great video -- it's also a key component in some new ads for Chevrolet's Colorado pickup truck. The spot is called "My Man" and features five guys in the pickup with "Man I Feel Like a Woman" blaring on the radio.
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I hope everyone is enjoying their start to 2011 as much as I am, but it is about to get a whole lot better when the 16th ranked Alabama Crimson Tide take on the 9th ranked Michigan State Spartans.
This should be a great game full of emotions as both teams feel as if they should have been BCS teams this season, especially Michigan State who is looking to avenge a BCS snub.
Alabama is looking to show why they are still regarded as one of the top teams in the nation, even with three recorded losses this season.
Michigan State wants to show the world that they belong in the BCS by destroying the Crimson Tide.
I am excited to analyze this great college football game live!
James Evens is a Purdue student and Basketball/Football Featured Columnist for the Boilermakers, along with being a Writing Intern at Bleacher Report. Follow him on Twitter or like him on Facebook.


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Yeah, I think they wanted to leave things quite "open" so that the game would be a little different every time and have repeat playability once finished -- which was different from text adventure games of the period. There are several different ways of solving the game, which is also unusual. Unfortunately, some permutations of the "random" behaviour can result in situations where the game can't be finished. For example, if the wood elf captures a warg and throws it into into the Elven king's dungeon and the butler unlocks the door between the dungeon and the wine cellar, the warg is likely to kill the butler -- and then you have no one to throw the barrel through the trapdoor (which you need to be in -- or jump on top of as it goes through, in order to get to the second half of the game).
One fun bug is that you can pick up Elrond (because his weight is obviously not defined correctly) and if you throw Elrond at a Goblin it will permanently kill the Goblin without it respawning (otherwise you see a little debug message about the respawn :))
To be fair to Megler and Mitchell (at Beam Software), they had only 48K to play with and it was 100% written in Z80 Assembler. Having only done simple stuff in Z80A when I was a kid, I can't imagine how much of a pain that would have been. They had to write their own text compression scheme to fit the game in (which is probably why some of the grammar in the textual descriptions is a bit "off"). The simple graphics are a restriction of size as there was only space to store the points for simple vector graphics (and then flood fill).
But like I say, they created something very strange and special back in '82.
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There is a sourceforge project for the Swift/Mac version (that I wrote after doing the initial C# one). I didn't implement load/save on the C# version and there were some other limitations that were too much effort to work on, given no one else would ever look at it.
The OSX version ended up being much better (and took much longer):
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Irving v. Lipstadt
Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Transcripts, Day 5: Electronic Edition
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1 A. [Mr Irving] Large numbers, yes.
2 Q. [Mr Rampton] We will look at what the position was in ----
3 A. [Mr Irving] They are going via Malinka to Treblinka I think.
4 Q. [Mr Rampton] Yes, all that, in enormous numbers. If you think about
5it, 5,000 Jews a day is 35,000 Jews a week?
6 A. [Mr Irving] That would be five train loads.
7 Q. [Mr Rampton] Yes. What?
8 A. [Mr Irving] That would have been five train loads per day.
9 Q. [Mr Rampton] Exactly. I am comfortable without having just a quick
10look at the document.
11 A. [Mr Irving] It might be useful just to have a look at the documents to
12see what the security classification was.
13 Q. [Mr Rampton] I must say I rather agree. We will look at two documents,
14if you do not mind. Ganzenmuller to Wolff on 29th July
151942, it is either 28th or 29th, anyhow I need a copy of
17 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Is it H4(ii)?
18 MR RAMPTON: It might be.
19 A. [Mr Irving] The originals were in my discovery of course.
20 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Can we not operate off Professor Browning's.
21 MR RAMPTON: I do not know where that is.
22 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Page 45.
23 MR RAMPTON: There is no copy, that is the trouble.
24 MR JUSTICE GRAY: We can do it off the report, can we not?
25Page 45.
26 MR RAMPTON: I am sorry, my Lord, where did your Lordship say?
1 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Page 45. I think that is probably all you
2really need. I cannot believe the context is going to
3make much difference.
4 MR RAMPTON: No, the context probably is not.
5 "Since July 22nd one train with 5,000 Jews
6departs daily via Malinka to Treblinka. Moreover, twice
7per week a train with 5,000 Jews departs", a Polish word
8for Belzec. So that is, is it not, 35,000 a week from,
9I think that is actually from Walsall?
10 A. [Mr Irving] Yes, my only little quibble is with the figures. I accept
11the documents are completely authentic, but you could not
12get 5,000 people into one train, not even with a shoe
14 Q. [Mr Rampton] I agree. That is why I think the figure is exaggerated.
15 A. [Mr Irving] There is a little bit of bragging going on here.
16 Q. [Mr Rampton] Yes, probably.
17 A. [Mr Irving] The normal figure is about 1,000 people per train and this
18is, certainly at this time, I mean later on in 1944 when
19they used more brutal methods I think they packed them
20into more unorthodox transport.
21 Q. [Mr Rampton] Perhaps, Mr Irving, we do better to look at a summary
22which was made in Berlin at the end of September 1942, and
23you may agree these figures are more reliable. It is page
2447, my Lord, of Professor Browning and it is note 121,
25which is H3(ii), tab 13 I am told. I apologise to your
26Lordship for that slight delay, but when the files are
1open I cannot tell what they are. It is first document
2behind tab 13.
3 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Yes.
4 MR RAMPTON: We looked at this once before I think, Mr Irving.
5 A. [Mr Irving] Yes.
6 Q. [Mr Rampton] We have to at the moment take it from Professor Browning
7that it is what he says it is.
8 A. [Mr Irving] Yes.
9 Q. [Mr Rampton] He says it is a conference in Berlin on 26th and 28th
10September 1992. What his basis for that saying is I do
11not know. He will tell us no doubt when he gets here.
12Assuming that to be right, it is telling us that there was
13discussed, one, the evacuation of 600,000 Jews from the
14General Government?
15 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Of the General Government.
16 MR RAMPTON: I am sorry, my Lord, yes, of the General
17Government. Then item two is the forwarding of 200,000
18Romanian Jews into the General Government.
19 A. [Mr Irving] I can see item one, the 600,000 going.
20 Q. [Mr Rampton] "Die Verschieckung".
21 MR JUSTICE GRAY: Paragraph 2?
22 A. [Mr Irving] Am I looking at the Browning or at a document?
23 Q. [Mr Justice Gray] No, I am sorry, you should be looking at a document.
24 A. [Mr Irving] Right. Which is where.
25 MR JUSTICE GRAY: I would do a bit of housekeeping if I were
26you, Mr Irving.
1 A. [Mr Irving] Where do I find it in H3(ii)?
2 MR RAMPTON: You will find it behind tab 13.
3 A. [Mr Irving] Under tab 13?
4 Q. [Mr Rampton] Yes.
5 A. [Mr Irving] Yes, OK, I have it.
6 Q. [Mr Rampton] You have that and I expect you recognize it?
7 A. [Mr Irving] I have never seen it before. It is pages 149 and 150 of
8some, it looks like a court document of some kind.
9 Q. [Mr Rampton] I do not know.
10 A. [Mr Irving] Highly unsatisfactory of course to have a document
11presented in this form in a court transcript.
12 Q. [Mr Rampton] If you dispute its reliability or its authenticity you can
13take it up with Professor Browning when he gets here.
14I have asked you to bear that in mind.
15 A. [Mr Irving] It is just a comment I make that it is unsatisfactory to
16have a document presented in this form.
17 Q. [Mr Rampton] Of course, but this is not an historical enquiry,
18Mr Irving. You brought this action against my clients
19asking for damages and an injunction. So we have to do
20the best we can with what we have before us. Can I just
21ask you ----
22 A. [Mr Irving] Mr Rampton, you have a very large staff of experts and
23experts' assistants and assistants to those assistants
24behind you in this very courtroom. I am acting on this
25action by myself.
26 Q. [Mr Rampton] Yes, Mr Irving. Just assume for the sake of argument,
1will you, that this is both authentic and possibly, I do
2not know, reliable?
3 A. [Mr Irving] Yes.
4 Q. [Mr Rampton] It speaks of the evacuation of 600,000 Jews of the General
6 A. [Mr Irving] Yes.
7 Q. [Mr Rampton] It speaks also of the forwarding into the General
8Government the 200,000 Romanian Jews, does it not, the
9second paragraph?
10 A. [Mr Irving] Yes, it is in words, yes, "von zweihunderttausend Juden
12 Q. [Mr Rampton] It is the first heading I am interested in under point one
13or as to point one, urgent transports, I cannot read the
14next word, can you help me with that?
15 A. [Mr Irving] Proposed, "polkishen".
16 Q. [Mr Rampton] What does it mean?
17 A. [Mr Irving] Urgent transport proposed by the Chief of Security Police
18and by the Security Service.
19 Q. [Mr Rampton] Is that ----
20 A. [Mr Irving] Heydrich.
21 Q. [Mr Rampton] --- Heydrich?
22 A. [Mr Irving] No, at this time it would be Carleton Brunner. Heydrich
23was killed.
24 Q. [Mr Rampton] How high up is that?
25 A. [Mr Irving] Directly under Himmler.
26 Q. [Mr Rampton] Directly under Himmler. What he has ordered are ----
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Many schools and workplaces in the United States and abroad give TB skin tests. This is a preventive measure designed to limit the spread of active TB disease. Active TB can be spread through the air and can become a huge public health problem if not immediately identified and treated.
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Limerick champions Na Piarsaigh are through to the Munster SHC final after beating Passage 0-20 to 3-09 at the Gaelic Grounds.
Passage had had a stroke of luck after just three minutes of the game when Na Piarsaigh's goalie fumbled Owen Connors' long delivery into his own net.
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Passage's Eoin Kelly had a second-half penalty saved in what was the Waterford side's first-ever SHC provincial semi-final.
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Sixmilebridge are Clare SHC champions after edging past Newmarket-on-Fergus, 1-10 to 0-11.
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Meanwhile, in Dublin, Ballyboden St Enda's won the SHC county final with a 0-13 to 0-10 win over Lucan Sarsfields.
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|Savers thrift store, seen here in Mattatuck Plaza in Waterbury, plans to close Nov. 16 after being open since May 2010. Michael C. Juliano Republican-American
WATERBURY -- Savers, a Bellevue, Wash.-based thrift store chain that owns and operates 330 stores in the United States, Canada and Australia, plans to close its store in Wolcott Street's Mattatuck Plaza on Nov. 16.
"Though unfortunate, certain business conditions have made it necessary to close our Waterbury Savers store location," Sara Gaugl, a company spokeswoman, said in an email Thursday.
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There were no major letdowns for Masters contenders Matt Kuchar and Jordan Spieth at the RBC Heritage on Thursday.
Kuchar, who tied for fifth at Augusta National, shot a bogey-free 5-under 66 to share the first-round lead with Scott Langley and William McGirt on Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Spieth tied for second behind Bubba Watson on Sunday and continued his strong play with a 69, part of a large group sharing fifth at Harbour Town Golf Links.
Harris English was two shots behind after a 68. In all, 54 competitors shot par or better despite gusts of 20 mph that swept through the course much of the round.
Kuchar and Spieth both spent much of Sunday in the pressure cooker that is the Masters' final round. But neither player allowed any lingering disappointment or fatigue from a grueling week to slow them down here.
"I was anxious to get back out and play another competitive round," Spieth said. "So today was going to be kind of therapy, in a sense, from last week."
The week after the season's first major is generally one of rest for many of golf's big names and this year's no different. Just six of the world's top-20 ranked golfers teed it up this week, led by Kuchar at No. 6.
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LPGA: Angela Stanford shot an 8-under 64 on a wind-swept course to take a one-stroke lead over Michelle Wie (67) after the second round of the LPGA Lotte Championship in Kapolie, Hawaii. Stanford took the lead early with five birdies in a row on the front nine en route to an 8-under 136 total. Christie Kerr (66) and top-ranked Inbee Park (68) were at 138.
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