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Results since the last debate wherein Obama swept the floor with Romney are slowly trickling in. For those not in the know, Romney is still reeling from the lesson in foreign affairs. Obama toyed with him like Muhammad Ali tinkered with his opponents.
President Barack Obama holds a narrow lead of 2 percentage points over Republican challenger Mitt Romney in Reuters/Ipsos poll results released on Saturday, October 27, leaving the race effectively tied as fewer voters say they are likely to change their minds.
Obama led Romney by 47% to 45% among likely voters, a slim margin within the daily national online tracking survey's credibility interval.
The poll also found that 88% of registered voters now say they will definitely vote for their candidate, leaving just 12% who say they could change their minds, 10 days before Election Day on Nov. 6.
Yes, Obama has it in the bag.
Romney definitely has momentum going for him, but it's going down. He's losing ground because he changes his mind like the wind changes direction. He's making much progress as his philosophy is getting closer to Obama's. (snicker)
In two week's time, Carolharold and Zombie will have to eat crow one more time.
Who is this idi ot?
Ok FUZZY; We know it is you, using an old ID. You are behind on the news!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha !
the community organizer will lose in a
landslide to romney.
go mitt go !


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Malcolm Turnbull sworn in as Australia's Prime Minister
While enough to retain office, it was a far from convincing win for the tech-savvy grandfather, as the conservative coalition lost its comfortable majority.
Malcolm Turnbull claims victory in tight national election
Earlier today, Bill Shorten called me and congratulated me on being re-elected as ...
Australian Malcolm Turnbull scrambles for independent votes as race tightens
Australia dollar fell half a US cent after S&P's announcement, w...
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull brushes off calls to quit
Turnbull, who became prime minister in September after ousting his colleague Tony Abbott in a party room vote, has said he was confident he would retain government.
No public funding in Adani's coal mine: Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
"There's no public funding in Adani's coal mine," Turnbull said. He told the protester that he took climate change "as seriously as you".
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull pledges $738 million to help ailing Great Barrier Reef
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, facing a tight re-election battle, pledged on Monday a A$1 billion fund for the Great Barrier Reef.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull sets up July 2 election
The conservative leader had last month threatened to hold early general elections unless the Senate agreed to pass deadlocked legislation to overhaul unions.
Arun Jaitley meets Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull, talks trade
Jaitley today met Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull as he highlighted the potential of the Indian economy to grow beyond the current rate of 7.6 per cent and the large scope for higher economic exchanges between the two nations.
Australian airports have sufficient security: PM Malcolm Turnbull
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for suicide bomb attacks at Brussels airport and on a rush-hour metro train in the Belgian capital on Tuesday which killed at least 30 people.
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley meets Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull, talks trade
Jaitley also extended an invitation to Turnbull to visit India. The Finance Minister also met his Australian counterpart Mathias Cormann at a luncheon.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull announces Cabinet reshuffle
Turnbull announced more than a dozen changes to his ministry, the second major reshuffle in five months he has been leader.
Malcolm Turnbull's new cabinet sworn in Australia
Malcolm Turnbull's new cabinet was today sworn-in with five women ministers including Marise Payne who became the country's first female defence minister.
Australia swears in new prime minister Malcolm Turnbull
Turnbull is the country's 4th PM in just over two years, a recent Australian political tradition the deposed Abbott slammed as a "revolving door".
Malcolm Turnbull to be sworn in as prime minister of Australia
Turnbull was to be sworn in as PM of Australia on Tuesday just hours after masterminding a coup against conservative leader Tony Abbott and pledging a new economic vision.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull rejects moratorium on new coal mines
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull dismissed calls Tuesday for a moratorium on new coal mines urged by influential citizens.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull to attend Paris climate talks
Before Turnbull took over, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop had been expected to represent Australia at the UN meeting instead of Abbott.
Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull's 'tax haven' investments under microscope
Malcolm Turnbull denied dodging tax by using havens in the Cayman Islands as his personal wealth came under the microscope in parliament.
Leave country if Australian values were 'unpalatable', says PM Malcolm Turnbull
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull today advised people to leave the country if Australian values were "unpalatable" to them.
Australia shooting 'an act of terrorism': PM Malcolm Turnbull
Turnbull called on Australians to go about their lives as usual as they begin a long weekend in which two major sporting finals will be held in Sydney and Melbourne.
New Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull promotes more women in Cabinet
Malcolm Turnbull announced on Sunday he is increasing the number of female Cabinet ministers from two to five, including Defense Minister Marise Payne.
Rifts open as Australia's new PM Malcolm Turnbull reshuffles cabinet
The Australian newspaper reported there were now ructions within the Liberal Party over how those who helped him stage his coup, would be rewarded.
PM Narendra Modi speaks to new Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull
"Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and I spoke a short while ago. I congratulated him and conveyed best wishes," Modi said.
New Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull flags more women in Cabinet
Malcolm Turnbull has flagged that more women will be included in his first Cabinet to be sworn in on Monday.
New Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull to announce new cabinet on Monday
Turnbull, 60, did not give any of the frontbench changes he is planning to make, but did confirm he wants more female representatives to be promoted.
New Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull sticks to script with focus on the economy
Malcolm Turnbull dashed hopes of swift action on progressive issues such as same-sex marriage, promising instead to focus on improving a faltering economy.
New Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says government remains strong
Malcolm Turnbull has been sworn in as the nation's new prime minister after the country's previous leader was ousted during an internal party revolt.
Australia shares slump as futures changeover dims Malcolm Turnbull's glow
Australian shares tumbled on Tuesday as the emergence of Malcolm Turnbull as prime minister elect failed to inspire investors.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull calls for restraint after shooting down of Russian jet
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull called for Russia and Turkey to "exercise restraint" following the shooting down of a Russian jet near the Turkey-Syria border.
Australia's PM Malcolm Turnbull talks down prospect of US-led army in Syria
Prime Minister Malcolm said Tuesday in a speech to Parliament on national security that his government did not intend to change Australia's military commitment to Iraq.
US President Barack Obama, Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull discuss ramping up pressure on Islamic State
The two leaders were speaking to reporters after a bilateral meeting ahead of an Asia-Pacific summit in Manila, the Philippines.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull to meet US president Barack Obama in first official bilateral talk
Turnbull's scheduled meeting with Obama in Manila comes following the terror attacks in Paris on Friday that left 129 killed and 350 wounded.
Australian voters flood back to rejuvenated Coalition under new PM Malcolm Turnbull: Poll
Australian voters are flooding back to a rejuvenated Coalition government under new Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull who ousted Tony Abbott a month ago, a new opinion poll said.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull hails Sikh man Kulwinder Singh for saving man's life in 2011
Turnbull wrote on Facebook, "a great honour to meet Kulwinder Singh who works for Sydney Trains, at Central this morning."
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull calls for calm amid planned anti-Islam protest
Malcolm Turnbull called for calm as police prepared for clashes between protesters at a planned rally outside a Sydney mosque.
New Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull urges Beijing to cool tensions in South China Sea
Beijing claims almost the whole of the sea and over the past year has been converting reefs into artificial islands, with military facilities.
New Australia PM Malcolm Turnbull calls for more women MPs as he defends reshuffle
Social Services Minister Scott Morrison replaced Hockey, despite voting for Abbott in the Monday night Liberal leadership vote that Turnbull won 54-44.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull appoints immigration hard-man Scott Morrison as new treasurer
Abbott was ditched on Monday after months of destabilising infighting and a series of gaffes and perceived policy missteps.
Australia's new PM Malcolm Turnbull a progressive, self-made multi-millionaire
Turnbull, 60, a former tech entrepreneur, merchant banker and lawyer, had long been viewed by the public as a preferred prime minister.
Australian PM Tony Abbott faces leadership challenge from senior minister Malcolm Turnbull
High-profile Australian minister Malcolm Turnbull on Monday challenged Prime Minister Tony Abbott for the leadership of the Liberal Party.
Malcolm Nash alleges Garry Sobers' 'six sixes' ball with Christie's to be fake
Malcolm Nash alleged that the ball Sobers hit, was manufactured not by Duke and Son but by another prominent ball maker, Stuart Surridge.
Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser dies aged 84
Former Australian Prime Minsuter John Malcolm Fraser died at the age of 84 after a brief illness.
Hundreds mark 50 years since Malcolm X's assassination
A blue light shone onto the floor in the exact spot where he was killed. A mural with images of Malcolm X adorned a wall.
Amazon is the Goliath here: Malcolm Gladwell
In his first interview on the clash, Gladwell did not quite say he felt betrayed by Amazon, but said he was "puzzled" by its actions.
AC/DC guitarist Malcolm Young suffering from dementia?
The 61-year-old musician's retirement from the band was announced a few days back but the reason was kept under wraps, reported a magazine.
Manchester United owner Malcolm Glazer dead at 85
His death was announced on the website of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers American football team, one of his other sports franchises.
We see strong long-term revenue growth: Cognizant's Malcolm Frank
"We told ourselves that we should build leadership in a vertical, then look at large acquisitions. We believe that we have the right company now. "
Guthrie, Nair on way out of a churning Star
Star TV is set for an unprecedented top managerial churn, both in Hong Kong and in India. In a dramatic turn of events, Star's CEO Michelle Guthrie has put in her papers and Paul Aiello.
Wanderlust: Malcolm Monteiro, Area Director, South Asia DHL Express
Malcolm Monteiro shares his best travel moments and experience.
Author Malcolm Gladwell's view: Why we exaggerate advantages of strong candidate & underestimate weaker one
Malcolm Gladwell loves to tell stories. He tells one of a Hollywood hotshot who came up the hard way in life, growing up in a middle-class neighbourhood in Minneapolis.

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Giant Floating Arse Shits Itself, Crashes
The airbum took its maiden voyage last week, and everything was fine at first. But then the arsecraft ate shit.
The airbum took its maiden voyage last week, and everything was fine at first. But then the arsecraft ate shit.
The F-22 Raptor is one of the military's most powerful weapons, but everything has a weakness. For the fighter jet, that weakness is BEEEEEEEEEES!
After a stunning 15 years of development and countless delays.
Lockheed have built a robot capable of crawling along the outside of an airship, fixing leaks along the way. Read More >>
This video of an experience similar to what it's like in a depressurised cabin is both fascinating and frightening.
The same height as the leaning Tower of Pisa.
Passengers seem unusually calm throughout.
Your flight to WTF is now boarding.
The extraordinary journey's almost complete.
In short, a bloody lot.
How do your bags get from the check-in desk onto the plane at the airport? Read More >>
The single-seater aeroplane will demonstrate key engineering ideas that could be incorporated into the more ambitious carbon-free planes of the future.
These figures need to be taken with a pinch of salt, though....
That's another 650 miles ticked off of its bid to circumnavigate the globe using only solar energy.
It takes the help of a supercomputer and much clever modelling to make a B-2 bomber invisible to radar, as this fascinating video explains.


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'Grassroots' Canada Action Carries Deep Ties to Conservative Party, Oil and Gas Industry
Carol Linnitt and Donald Gutstein | July 22, 2015
By Carol Linnitt and Donald Gutstein • Wednesday, July 22, 2015 - 06:00
"Our messages are not resonating," Natural Resource Minister Greg Rickford told a room full of oil and gas executives in a luxury Rocky Mountain resort last fall. "You are fighting an uphill battle for public confidence."
Rickford, who attended the meeting at the request of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP), encouraged the executives to do more to spread the oil industry's message to the Canadian public.
"Much of the debate over energy is characterized by myth or emotion," he said, suggesting scientists and campaigners critical of development in the Alberta oilsands were "crowding out the real facts."
Rickford made no mention of Canada's international climate commitments, but he did deride concerns about pollution from the oilsands — the country's fastest growing source of greenhouse gas emissions.
Rickford's advice, released to Greenpeace via an Access to Information request, marked the beginning of a decisive shift in industry's public relations campaigns.


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Scrambled Eggs With Mushrooms, Onions and Parmesan Cheese
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 10 mins
I'm not sure if I came up with this on my own or if it's a common recipe but I had a craving for eggs with cheese and mushrooms last night, when I started to make it and get the ingredients, I discovered to my dismay that we were totally out of cheese which is quite unusal in my house, anyway, I sauted some sliced fresh muchrooms and chopped onions in butter, added some parmesan cheese, let it saute for about 15 minutes, then scrambled eggs and added it to the other ingredients....was pleasantly surprised, it came out very tasty and I will be making it again, DH an DS loved it.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 3 large sliced mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon onion, chopped
- 1 tablespoon parmesan cheese
- 2 eggs
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons butter or 1 1⁄2 tablespoons margarine
- 1 -2 tablespoon milk
- Heat saucepan, Add butter till it's melted.
- Add mushrooms and onions, stir well.
- Add Parmesan cheese.
- Saute on low heat for about 15 minutes.
- In a separate bowl, scramble egg and milk.
- Add egg and milk mixture to other ingredients.
- Scramble as you would if you were making plain scrambled eggs.
- Cood over medium heat, stirring constantly --.
- When eggs are not wet anymore, serve with toast or bagels -- .
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Really great and simple. Used fresh minced garlic, sliced baby bellas and dried chives (wish I'd had fresh, but still very good.) Thanks, Janice!
Made this today! Didn't use the milk and used cheddar cheese instead of parmesan (it was the only cheese I had on hand) was very yummy and pretty easy! I had it with toast, wil try it again!
Very nice Sunday Brunch recipe - I made it with two eggs for 1 serving. I omitted the parmesan and used "No Oil" on the pan. Will make again 18 Sept.2011 Made again added the parmesan just before serving. Lovely brunch


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I've grouped these super neat men's accessories into one listing! There are 7 pairs of cufflinks, 2 tie tacks, and 3 tie clips. The cufflinks with the horses are marked Swank, the brushed gold color are marked 10 KRGP, and the Order of Elk ones are gold filled. The "father's" tie clip is gold filled and the one with red cabochon is marked Anson. Very nice items!
This is an absolutely gorgeous sterling pin! Measures 1 ½" long, 1 ¼" wide (at widest) and is marked 925. Unusual and very pretty item!
I've had this pin and matching earrings set in my jewelry collection for many years. The colors – predominately orange – are perfect for autumn. The pin is quite large – measures 3 ¾" long, 1 ¾" wide (at center). The earrings are clip style and measure 1 ¼" diameter. Neither piece has a manufacturer's mark or signature but the styling and construction remind me of Haskell or Har pieces. These are unusual and eye-catching pieces of jewelry!
Although unmarked/signed, this is one of the prettiest and most detailed pins you'll find anywhere! The pin is gold-tone metal, the rhinestones have beautiful color – each one is quality with lots of sparkle – and all are prong set!! Measures 2 3/8" x 1 3/8" – a nice size pin that is absolutely gorgeous!
From my collection, this listing has a beautiful glass bead necklace! The beads are alternating pink and sparkly aurora borealis. Necklace measures 24" – 28" depending on where you hook it.
Absolutely gorgeous 3 strand silver-tone necklace by Goldette! Please see photos to fully appreciate this eye-catching necklace.
Another beautiful vintage bracelet! The sets are topaz color glass, faceted, and prong set. Each is joined together with 2 small metal links. The metal is silver-tone and could possibly be sterling but it is not marked so I am not listing it as silver/sterling. Bracelet measures 7 ¼" long, 7/16" wide. Lovely!
Super nice fur clip – looks like red berries or perhaps a grape cluster! Measures 2 ¾" x 1 ¾".
This Eisenberg Ice set is one of my favorites! The tree shape is free-form and it's accented with 2 red, 1 green, and 1 clear rhinestone for a dash of flash and sparkle. Earrings are wire dangle style and the tree measures ¾". The Christmas tree shaped pin measures 2 ¼" x 1 ½". Because of the size and shape, these pieces are unmarked. Lovely set!
Wow – this Weiss set is absolutely beautiful! The pin measures 2" diameter and the earrings are ¾" diameter. All are marked Weiss. Spectacular set!
Another beautiful Weiss pin! Measures 1 ¾" wide, 2" long, all rhinestones are prong set, and back is marked Weiss. Gorgeous!
This listing has a gorgeous Weiss bracelet! It has 2 rows of prong-set black rhinestones, measures 7" long, and the clasp is marked Weiss. Black rhinestone jewelry is not your everyday find – this bracelet is outstanding!
This is an absolutely beautiful set made by B David and it is in excellent condition!
The clip back style earrings are 1" long (at longest), ½" wide (at widest), and are marked B David.
The matching pin measures 1 5/16" diameter and is marked B David.
The clip back style earrings are 1" long (at longest), ½" wide (at widest), and are marked B David.
The matching pin measures 1 5/16" diameter and is marked B David.
I purchased this beautiful pin years ago because the sparkly rhinestones caught my eye! The pin is crown shaped and measures 1 ¾" x 1 ½". Although the pin is unmarked, it is in the original B. David box. The rhinestones are purple color, gold color, aurora borealis, and there are faux pearls – all are prong set! This is a gorgeous pin and is top quality that is so typical of B. David jewelry.
This listing has an excellent condition Hobe' Christmas candle shaped pin! It measures 1 ½" tall (at tallest), 1 ½" wide (at widest), and is marked Hobe'. This is a gorgeous addition to any collection!
This beautiful bracelet has been in my jewelry collection for many years! It measures 7" in length with 3 strands of glass beads. The clasp has clear rhinestones. Excellent condition and absolutely eye-catching!
This listing has a really cute Kirk's Folly charm bracelet – it's a perfect gift for a new or expectant new mom! Gold tone bracelet measures 7 ½" long (end to end) and has 12 charms – 4 alphabet blocks, a diaper pin, a small money bag, 2 large money bags, 2 dollar signs, and 2 baby shoes. Excellent condition in the original box!
I recently purchased several pieces of vintage jewelry at an estate sale -- this set is one of those items. I collect vintage glass bead necklaces and I purchased this set to add to my collection. I cannot wear clip earrings so I was only going to keep the necklace but it seemed a shame to split the set so I have decided to list it and hope someone will enjoy wearing this stunning set! The necklace is an unusual and very nice length -- it is almost 38" end to end. The earrings are 1 1/2" long...


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Torvalds Releases Kernel 2.6.32
Having been delayed by the Kernel Summit and the Thanksgiving holidays, Linus Torvalds finally releases Kernel 2.6.32.
With less than three months since the last 2.6.31 release, things are pretty much on schedule, says Torvalds in his announcement. He determined that the biggest piece of the pie since -rc8 has been stability fixes for fscache. Other pieces are bugfixes and small updates mainly to drivers, not least of all those for AMD/ATI cards of the Radeon series 2000 through 4000.
A glance at the changelog provides the full details. Download is via kernel.org.
Issue 190/2016
Buy this issue as a PDF
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from a "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
The upcoming release of LibreOffice will be available as a snap package
SUSE Joins the Microsoft Test Drive Program
Customers can take a free test drive of SLES for HPC on the Azure Cloud
SiFive Launches a Line of Open Source Chips
San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
Fedora 24 Released
The whole distro gets rebuilt on glibc 2.3
Canonical Announces Cross-Distro Support for Snaps
Ubuntu Vendor tries to solve app packaging and distribution problem across distributions.


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first it was outages here and there, you initially kind of shrug it off and just go on with life. then, it starts getting more an more repetitive, more and more of a nuisance. my household is extremely dependent on internet consumption. we don't have cable as we use netflix and we have att wireless for cellphones and 'cause there's minimal coverage on base and even less in the MFH area i have a microcell tower (antenna booster) that is hooked up to the modem so my phone works in the house. outages, knock out my cellphone, my tv (netflix), my radio (pandora), and of course my internet. [continued below]....
anyways, in the general outages here and there for maintenance and recently there was a recent equipment replacement are one thing but over the last three months i've noticed that the internet service pretty much stops after 11pm, like they shut off the equipment or something daily to save money. we're watching a show or something on netflix and then i lose connection between 11pm-1130pm without fail. an outage here or there is random and could be excused as wind/etc but a constant predictable outage every single day? that's quite deliberate and inexcusable.
the internet speed is horrible. i want to check out youtube for a reference for how to do something and can pretty much never watch anything, just the download speed isn't there to support it. getting more and more frustrated daily with how slow my computer's internet is running 'caused me to test internet speeds at all times of the day. they'll make the excuse "it's your computer" and well i did it with mine and my wife's, not to mention my roku getting offline and my microcell going offline as well. then comes the company's excuse number two, "more devices use more bandwith." but, then from my hourly documenting, how does the service deteriorate at a predictable rate daily while my consumption level remains level?
the basic rundown on vafb cable's speeds are like this: 8am, it's at its peak, 4mb per sec downloads; 10am, it slows down to 1mb per sec, still enough to watch youtube with buffering; by 12pm it's slowed to 0.70mb per sec, enough for video streaming but not enough for youtube; 3pm it'll range from 0.50-0.80mb per sec, good for streaming/reading web pages; 5pm it's bottled down to 0.60mb per sec; from 5pm-7pm it slows to maybe 0.20mb per sec, and after 9pm it barely trickles in at 0.12mb per sec; and of course 11pm+ it is pretty much non-existent.
i did these tests using two laptops, one using the cisco router test and the other using speedtest.net and it was fairly consistent between the two. the average (well more like median) internet speed is 0.70mb per sec download and 1.50mb per sec upload. ruralwest's system cannot keep up with the usage of the base population. it is a travesty how inadequate their internet service is, it's cable but slower than a 1995 dial-up aol provider. i'm sure they get away with it by some loophole of how service will vary with the amount of neighbors/users online but if i could get a nickel for how many times their service was at <0.20mb per sec i'd be a millionaire.
the local staff (the one office attendant and the tech staff) offer great service however and i commend them for that, they are professional, courteous, and address problems with their span of resources. the upper tier however not so. i've complained to corporate and talked on the phone and emailed with the head honcho. both times it was like talking with a sour grape, if you can understand the personality, his system is flawless and i'm i liar for saying i didn't have service. everybody on base knows vafb cable/ruralwest is the absolute worse internet service known to man but unfortunately everybody seems to have the attitude of "shut up and color" and not doing anything about it.
so, why do so many people have this awful service? bundling is one answer. vafb cable does cable and phone as well to offset the pain of internet. another answer is local monopoly, not hardcore but other choices are more restrictive as urban areas are spread apart in this area of central california, it's slim pickings. i had to order verizon fios online and have it mailed to me 'cause using the online store locator said the closest store was oxnard (very far away).
well, there is a silver lining on my internet cloud. my verizon fios was setup today and my internet speed is phenomenal compared to vafb cable/ruralwest. fios uses individual phone lines versus getting bottlenecked in the base cable. i did four speed tests and the average is about 4.50mb per sec download and 0.70mb per sec upload, and that was using the same tests and the same los angeles server for a base point. ten times faster downloading but for some reason uploads are only like half speed, but downloads are what counts for me. talking around with the longer termed base residents, they all agree verizon fios is more consistent and faster, and it's true.
not to mention that pricing is similar to vafb cable's pricing, even with bundling. you'll just have to do the additional legwork, online/order equipment, and setup service but then you're good to go. do whats better not what's easy, i shouldn't have taken this long to change my internet service, unfortunately i'm busy and was lazy. vafb new residents and existing residents, research and don't settle with the on-base provider. it's advertised as being owned by a retired military member and serving existing members but providing shoddy service is unacceptable and is shameful.
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The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian
by Sherman Alexie
Turtle Lake
Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory
Lake Not-So-Placid
Turtle Lake is a beautiful destination on the reservation where Rowdy and Arnold head to swim when they are around ten. A remote lake? No chlorine or salt in our hair? No crowds? Sign us up.
Hmm. Maybe we spoke too fast—just what is up with the story of Stupid Horse that Arnold's Dad tells him?
According to Arnold's Dad, the horse drowned in Turtle Lake, but his body washed up on the shore of another lake about ten miles away. The people then burned the body of Stupid Horse, but after they did the water on Turtle Lake caught fire. Freaky. Days later they all found Stupid Horse washed up on the shore on Turtle Lake again. No one messed with that corpse again. It rotted on the shore for weeks. No one swam in Turtle Lake after that.
So what does Stupid Horse mean? Is it a metaphor for something that just keeps coming back and back and back again? Does it signify resistance? Or maybe it's just an Indian myth? A story that gets passed down? What do you think?


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In Germany, Complaints About iPhone Delays
While there are many who think Steve Jobs and his iPhone can do no wrong, there's at least one person in Germany who thinks otherwise: Niek Jan van Damme, managing director of Deutsche Telekom AG's German business.
Over the weekend, Mr. van Damme complained to German magazine Focus that consumers in Europe's largest economy will now have to wait nine weeks for Apple's iPhone 4.
"We have tens of thousands of advance orders for the device. Without the delays, we could have completed a lot more iPhone contracts," he said in the magazine. The iPhone 4 launched in Germany on June 24, the same day it went on sale in the U.S., but has since been delayed. Mr. van Damme said in the interview that Apple had given the company no reason behind the delays. Apple did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Of course no company delays a product on purpose, but for Apple, keeping Germans at the edge of their seats in anticipation of the new iPhone is probably more helpful than harmful. Even Mr. van Damme says, "The iPhone boom remains unaffected."
But for Mr. van Damme and Deutsche Telekom, time is money. Deutsche Telekom's exclusive agreement to sell the iPhone in Germany, which began three years ago, is set to expire soon — possibly as soon as the end of this year. Though the writing is not yet on the wall, many in the industry expect Apple to broaden its market in Germany by ending Telekom's exclusive sales arrangement.
That has Telekom competitors salivating. When asked whether the Telekom-Apple deal would expire this year, Friedrich Joussen, chief executive officer of Vodophone Germany, told German daily Frankfurter Rundschau on Friday, "Sometimes things happen faster than you think."
Losing its exclusive hold on the iPhone would be a blow for Deutsche Telekom. The former telecom monopoly increased its already strong base in Germany nearly 9% to 39.14 million mobile customers in 2009 from 2007, when it first launched the popular touchscreen phone. There's no doubt the iPhone played a big role in that increase.


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Hotel Brasile - Rome
The Hotel Brasile is a 3-star hotel in Rome with a great central location for exploring the Eternal City. Just a 10-minute walk from Rome's main rail, bus, and underground station, Roma Termini, Hotel Brasile is an ideally situated family-friendly Rome hotel for discovering the historic and cultural attractions of the city. Within a 10-minute walk of the Brasile, you can admire the columns and arches of the Roman baths at Terma di Diocleziano and gaze upon Michelangelo's last architectural work, the imposing city gate of Porta Pia which formed a pivotal backdrop to the last battle for Italian reunification in 1870. Art lovers can take a leisurely 15-minute stroll to Rome's premier museum of modern art—the MACRO. Housed in a former brewery, this prestigious gallery serves up the best in contemporary art from Italy's most important post-WWII artists. The heart of Rome's historic center is just 30 minutes away by foot, or a 15-minute ride from the nearby metro station, Venti Settembre-Piave.
The Hotel Brasile, housed in a late 19th-century building, has a focus on comfort and convenience. Free WiFi is available throughout the hotel, and a free buffet breakfast is provided for guests each morning. The hotel is very accommodating to families—children aged one and younger stay for free. Unusually for a hotel, you can bring your four-legged friends with you on your city break to the pet-friendly Hotel Brasile. Kick back in the hotel's reading room or bar, and enjoy a coffee or aperitif in the relaxed, warm surroundings of the hotel's bar/lounge. The Hotel Brasile is situated close to busy shopping districts such as Piazza Fiume, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, and bars in the surrounding area to give you options for eating out. On-site parking is also provided for guests.
Guests who have enjoyed a stay at the Hotel Brasile comment positively on its conveniently central yet quiet location, its cordial and helpful staff, and the hotel's great value for money.
Hotel Brasile - Rome
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- This hotel has 56 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at noon
- Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Children (1 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
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- Free buffet breakfast
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour front desk
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Year Built 1950
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- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Designated smoking areas
- Television in common areas
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
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- Balcony
- Private bathroom
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- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
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- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- In-room safe
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 4 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 15 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 20 per night
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Good 3.2 /5 from 138 reviews
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Hotel Brasile is located in front of a park, near Termini Station, Metro Castro Pretorio, Termas Diocleciano, Opera, Via Nazionale, etc. I stayed there twice, 2013 Summer and February, 2014. The street Via Palestro is very calm. Staff extremely efficient and friendful. I always feel at home when I stay there.


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Here's the scenario I'm contemplating. Let's say that I'm working on three different WP sites for three different clients. Maybe I started the sites on my local server and now I'm ready to have the client take a test run. So I move the sites from the local server to my multisite development server. Now all three clients can play around with their sites before they go live.
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» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On TwitterLos Angeles Police Department homicide detectives assisted by New York Police Department officers served Lois Goodman with an arrest warrant at the Sheraton hotel in midtown Manhattan Tuesday morning, authorities said.Goodman is accused of killing Alan Frederick Goodman, who was found dead April 17 at his home in the 2000 block of Oxnard Street in Woodland Hills, according to the Los Angeles Police Department. Los Angeles County prosecutors said the man was bludgeoned to death with a coffee mug in an attack that left ceramic chips in his head.The suspect told police her husband must have fallen, but coroner's investigators found his injuries inconsistent with a fall, authorities said. No theory on a motive was immediately advanced.Prosecutors filed the felony arrest warrant charging Goodman with murder on Aug. 14, according to the District Attorney's Office.During a court appearance following her arrest, Goodman agreed Tuesday to waive extradition proceedings."She wants as quickly as possible to go back to California to fight this case," her public defender, Allen Farbman, told the New York Daily News.Neighbors at the gated townhome complex where the Goodmans resided were surprised, if not exactly shocked, to learn of the arrest, the Los Angeles Daily News reported"She was arrested for murder? Gosh," neighbor Michael Rudchenko told the newspaper. "They suspected her, I know the police interrogated her a couple of times."He said he went to pay his condolences to Lois Goodman on the day of Alan Goodman's death, adding: "She thanked me for coming, didn't seem at all upset."Adaline Handler, another neighbor, told the Los Angeles Times she witnessed a police raid on the Goodman home about a month ago."They did a search warrant and put her out on the porch," Handler told the Times. She described the victim as a "nice little man" who suffered from diabetes.Neighbors said Lois Goodman had her carpets cleaned after her husband's bloody death.The Goodmans were reportedly married nearly 50 years, raised three daughters and ran an auto parts business.According to the LAPD, officers were called to the Woodland Hills residence after Los Angeles Fire Department paramedics pronounced Alan Goodman dead."Officers conducting the preliminary death investigation ruled Goodman's circumstances as suspicious, because they couldn't determine if foul play was involved," according to an LAPD statement.


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Ken @ CDC never mentioned our account would be transferred from CDC to FCCC. Our original deposit to CDC was $490, which was taken out in Sept of 2006. As soon as they took that money they transferred my account to FCCC.
FCCC called to say that they had to increase my costs, this happened 3-4 times and I had to pay $610 by November. But by November only a couple of the cards received payment, of course they are the lowest cost so they don't as much money from them.
I started noticing late fees coming up on my statements from the credit card companies, and then there are a few that did not receive any payment until December!
I am one that checks my credit reports regularly; we did have a good score until FCCC came into my life! This score dropped over 170 points within two months. thanks for the help FCCC!
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I contacted all of credit card companies to see what type of percentage rate I would receive if I dropped out of FCCC; my rates were 9.99% and were told that they would go up to 15.9%. I then contacted a financial planner to see what my options would be once I dropped FCCC, I have worked out another plan of payment.
At that time I called FCCC, they wanted to know why I am dropping out of the program, and I did not tell them until they passed me off to a manager. They are going to stop withdrawing money from my account. I found that they owe me $1200; this was for the cards they did not pay in those 4 months.
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Utopia – FOX Television Series
Are you ready to head to Utopia? FOX has picked up a new social experiment series developed by the creators of the hit television series Big Brother and The Voice. Utopia will send 15 every day people to an isolated, undeveloped location in the U.S., where they will be tasked with creating a civilization from the ground up. The show has been a hit in the Netherlands and the creators at FOX are hoping to bring the same success to the United States. The casting directors are now holding auditions and castings for males and females interested in competing in the new reality TV series. Utopia will be the largest, most ambitious social experiment on television and this is your chance to participate, do not miss out submit your information now.
Utopia will send 15 every day people to an isolated, undeveloped location in the U.S., where they will be tasked with creating a civilization from the ground up. The show will also have an element of competition. Each contestant in Utopia will need to find his or her specialty in the developing society; contestants who are not doing their roles in the community will be exiled, sent back to their regular lives and replaced by newcomers.
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Researcher Steven Aftergood's shelves are crammed with books on government secrecy and thick binders filled with government documents. Daniel Ellsberg's "Secrets: A Memoir of Vietnam and the Pentagon Papers" occupies a prominent position on one shelf.
One particular set of papers that came to him in 1991 caused him to question the criteria that the government used to classify documents. Someone whose identity Aftergood learned only later — and still won't reveal — mailed him documents about a classified program code-named Timber Wind. At the time, he had been researching nuclear reactor safety for the Federation of American Scientists, a nonprofit think tank in Washington, D.C. He is now FAS' director of the Project on Government Secrecy.
Timber Wind was a secret plan to develop a nuclear-powered rocket engine for missile defense. Aftergood began reading the documents and interviewing officials, including the Defense Department's inspector general. Aftergood became convinced that the military was secretive about Timber Wind mostly because it wanted to avoid a public controversy.
An IG's report later confirmed his suspicion that DOD had overclassified the program, which limited the debate about missile defense technology.
Aftergood's investigation led DOD to increase its oversight of special access programs, which are the most restricted category of classified programs, and change its procedures for allowing and terminating such programs. It also set Aftergood on a new path of scrutinizing the U.S. government's classification system. He wanted to learn more about what information gets classified, by whom and for how long. Although he takes the need for secrecy seriously, he said the government invokes it far too often.
"Secrecy has derailed U.S. policy on several major fronts, from the war in Iraq to the interrogation of detainees to energy policy," he said. "All of them have been infected by secrecy to the detriment of national policy."
That conviction is the basis for his e-mail newsletter, "Secrecy News," which he publishes two to three times a week, or as events warrant. The newsletter covers topics such as information security and intelligence policies and contains links to hard-to-obtain documents that he publishes on the Web.
He files many Freedom of Information Act requests, cultivates sources, interviews policy-makers and fields contributions from an informal network of informants — all without an office assistant.
Privacy and, in some respects, secrecy are at the heart of Aftergood's work.
He is aware of that irony. Aftergood said he believes that public access to information is the basis of a free government. On the other hand, he said, he knows that offering public access to all such information might impede legitimate government activity or weaken national security.
Aftergood said he considers himself rather conservative about disclosing information. "I tend to err on the side of caution," he said.
One of the popular items on the Project on Government Secrecy's Web site is the Congressional Research Service's report on warrantless surveillance by the National Security Agency. People have downloaded that document, not written for public consumption, as often as 40,000 times in a 24-hour period.
Aftergood said he would prefer that the government choose to post its records rather than waiting to be compelled to.
"The attitude needs to be that the release of public information should be a function of the government," he said.
Aftergood's work sometimes causes the government to change its policies, and that's what motivates him to spend hours poring over the materials.
"He doesn't just rely on continuous schmoozing but reads tedious government documents," said Henry Kelly, president of FAS.
Even some officials inside the Bush administration who don't always agree with Aftergood's actions say they respect what he is trying to accomplish.
"Even though he and I may disagree on specifics at times, I find him to be an informed voice that has valuable insights," said J. William Leonard, director of the Information Security Oversight Office at the National Archives and Records Administration. "I also recognize that there is information that has been inappropriately classified at times."
Born: 1956 in Los Angeles.
Work history: In 1980, he went to Haifa, Israel, to work as a research assistant at the Solid State Institute in the Physics Department at the Israel Institute of Technology. He worked as executive director of the Committee to Bridge the Gap, a Los Angeles-based nuclear watchdog group, from 1981 to 1989. He became a senior research analystat FAS in 1989.
Education: Graduated cum laude with a bachelor's degree in engineering from the University of California at Los Angeles.
Hobbies: Keeping up with his two-and-a-half-year-old son. Occasionally, he picks up his violin, an instrument he started playing about 40 years ago.
Family: Married, with one son.
Favorite declassified document: 1997 CIA total intelligence budget. That year, he successfully sued the CIA to declassify the budget, which was $26.6 billion.
Awards: James Madison Award from the American Library Association in 2006, the Public Access to Government Information Award from the American Association of Law Libraries in 2006 and the Hugh M. Hefner First Amendment Award from the Playboy Foundation in 2004.
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Jacksonville, FL--To college ball and the third meeting of the season between Florida and Florida State. They split their first two, 'noles winning in Tampa, Gators winning in Gainesville the week before last. Tuesday night's game another nuetral site, in Jacksonville.
Gators plate a run in the first then another here in the third on the sac fly by Zunino, it was an early 2-0 lead for Florida.
Seminoles rally back in the 4th, McGee's double puts runners at second and third and then Ramsey knocks them both home, Johnson and McGee in to tie the game.
Nole's get an unearned run in the 6th, then Stuart Tapley strokes the two out, two run shot in the bottom of the 8th, made it 5-¤3
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Approval for walking and biking investment averaged 83 percent across age, education, region, income, and political affiliation. The 18-29 year olds approve at 91 percent. Senator Durbin (D-IL), Senator Cardin (D-MD), Congressman Blumenauer (D-OR) and Congressman Petri (R-WI) attended, each highlighting a different benefits: urban mobility; congestion relief; social connections and the environment; and health (respectively).
This press conference takes place as the House and Senate go into conference committee to reconcile their versions of a transportation bill. With 83 percent of the public supporting investment in walking and biking, the conference process should be a no-brainer. Right?
If these political questions interest you, and they should since half of all pedestrian fatalities occur on federally-funded roads, then you will want to take in the session moderated by Caron Whitaker (America Bikes) and Margo Pedroso (SRTS National Partnership).
While those of us who work in Washington, DC on Congressional relations live and breathe the minutiae of Congressional policy concepts, the average bicycling and walking professional does not have the time to delve into these shifts in-depth. Yet, Congressional decisions on funding levels, the mechanics of how those funding levels work, and changes in policies and practice have a direct impact on whether bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure can flourish.
Caron and Margo will provide the audience with the latest information on the status of the transportation bill in Congress. They will focus on what bicycle and pedestrian advocates and professionals need to do to prepare for coming changes—such as building new relationships with potential decision-makers and rethinking what types of projects will be competitive in the potential new environment. This session will help equip the field with the necessary knowledge to ensure that bicycle and pedestrian projects continue to advance even in a new transportation paradigm.
With federal funding for bike/ped investments threatened, we're at a strategic crossroads and must be more resourceful than ever in advancing active transportation. We'll highlight successful multi-faceted strategies that have used research, advocacy and communications to secure significant funding and policies for active transportation at the regional and state level, and discuss how California's landmark greenhouse gas reduction law can frame bike/ped investment as a solution to climate, public health and economic goals.
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PARIS — French beauty giant L'Oréal posted first-quarter 2007 sales of 4.27 billion euros, or $5.6 billion at average exchange, up 8.4 percent year-on-year.
On a like-for-like basis in the quarter ended March 31, revenues rose 7.9 percent, and excluding The Body Shop business, gained 8 percent.
"The first-quarter sales figures are encouraging, even if they cannot be considered to be an indication of overall annual performance," Jean-Paul Agon, L'Oréal's chief executive officer, said in a statement. "The group's growth is progressing as we had announced: Western Europe remains solid, North America is progressively returning to growth and the new markets have made a good start to the year."
By geographic zone, L'Oréal's business gained 13.7 percent, to 1.15 billion euros, or $1.5 billion, in the "rest of the world" segment, and 3.8 percent, to 1.92 billion euros, or $2.5 billion, in Western Europe. L'Oréal's sales declined 5 percent, to 963 million euros, or $1.26 billion, in North America.
"All the divisions contributed equally to this dynamic performance," continued Agon, in the statement.
L'Oréal's overall cosmetics business increased 4.1 percent, to 4.03 billion euros, or $5.28 billion, in the period. Within that division, active cosmetics' sales reached 393 million euros, or $515 million, up 9.3 percent; consumer products' sales hit 2.15 billion euros, or $2.81 billion, up 4.2 percent; professional products' sales came in at 542 million euros, or $710.3 million, up 3.6 percent, and luxury products generated 928 million euros, or $1.22 billion, up 2.7 percent.
The dermatology division, in which L'Oréal owns a 50 percent stake (and Nestlé the other 50 percent), rang up sales of 69 million euros, or $90.4 million, a 4.3 percent increase in the quarter. On a like-for-like basis, The Body Shop's sales rose 6.4 percent to 169 million euros, or $221.5 million.
L'Oréal said the net impact of consolidation, largely due to the purchases of The Body Shop and Sanoflore, which were incorporated into the company in July and October, respectively, resulted in a sales increase of 4.6 percent.
Currency fluctuations hurt L'Oréal's first-quarter sales by 4.1 percent. Excluding the impact of the exchange rate, L'Oréal's sales gained 12.5 percent.
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"Currency fluctuations had a strong negative impact on the first quarter, and their effect will be felt, if less severely, throughout the year," said Agon, in the statement. "This good start to the year confirms that we can be confident in meeting the target we have set ourselves, to return to a growth bracket of 6 percent to 8 percent like-for-like for 2007."


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ALA Eyes Melindo-Marquez, Servania-Montiel June Double
by James Goyder
ALA Promotions held the first ever boxing event at the brand new SM Mall of Asia Arena last October when Thai boxer Pungluang Sor Singyu won the vacant WBO bantamweight title at the expense of AJ Banal.
It was revealed at a press conference today that another Pinoy Pride show at the same venue is already in the works for June, 2013. No fights have been booked at the time of writing but ALA would like to match Milan Melindo (28-0) with Tyson Marquez (34-3) and Genesis Servania (19-0) with Fernando Montiel (49-4-2).
Melindo was named as the mandatory challenger for the WBO bantamweight belt currently held by Brian Viloria but at present there is no appetite from either camp to makes this fight happen.
Instead his management are looking to match him with the man Viloria beat in a thrilling fight last November. The other fight being lined up for the June Pinoy Pride show would see Servania put his unbeaten record in the line against Mexican veteran Fernando Montiel.
One thing which was confirmed at this morning's press conference is that Donny Nietes (31-1-3) will make the second defence of his WBO flyweight title at the Waterfront Hotel in Cebu, not Manila as had previously been reported. The fight with Mexican Moises Fuentes (31-1-3) is set for March 2nd.
whether contracts are signrd is anotherr matter but this is big $$$ 2b paid out...a number of years bk Montiel went to Japa as got $750k, 3x more than he ever made...let's hope the bouts come off...Comment by Hougigo on 01-17-2013
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Local Forum Focuses on Brussels Terror AttackA top terror expert says in the wake of events like the Brussels attack, you can't let fear overwhelm you.
Local Disaster Planners Answer - What if it Happens Here?Police Chief Sam Dotson says the world is full of "soft targets", so there is no way St. Louis could become immune to an attack.
Missouri Weighs Ban on Investments in State Terror SponsorsSenators gave initial approval Wednesday to the legislation.
Being Prepared: Terrorism Response Training In St. LouisSaturday's hands-on event was one of the largest of its kind ever held in the city
Missouri Attorney General Candidate Pushes Terrorism BillsSome legislators are worried altercations during protests could be prosecuted as acts of terrorism, under the new bills.
Slain Burkina Faso Missionary Had St. Louis TiesRemembering Michael Riddering, killed in overseas terrorist attack
NFL Increasing Security At Stadiums This WeekendMove is in response to terrorist attacks in France
Local Muslims Condemn Paris AttacksCAIR-St. Louis says they pray for recovery and peace in France
Comey: FBI Used Aerial Surveillance Above FergusonFBI Director James Comey says the agency used its aircraft above Ferguson, Missouri, last year to help local law enforcement keep track of unrest on the ground.
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'Indiana Jones' cinematographer Douglas Slocombe passes away
Slocombe died Monday morning in a hospital in London, his daughter Georgina Slocombe confirmed. He had celebrated his 103rd birthday on February 10.
Stalled by UPA, IAF to soon add to vintage fleet Douglas DC3 'Dakota' under PM Modi
The Dakota has played a key role in India's military hist...
Google took away the right to remain anonymous: Douglas Crockford, Senior JavaScript Architect, PayPal
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Uniphore Software Systems appoints Douglas Peris as GM, Asia Pacific & Middle East
Uniphore Software Systems, Chennai-based speech recognition solutions company, has appointed Douglas Peris as General Manager, Asia Pacific & Middle East.
London's strength as financial centre key in Brexit debate: HSBC's Douglas Flint
"Europe is much more coherent as an enlarged area including the UK," Douglas Flint told a conference.
HSBC's Douglas Lippoldt: Almost half of the world's population lives in 16 countries
These countries all also happen to be part of the proposed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), a "mega-regional" trade agreement.
Ex-Google CIO Douglas Merrill just raised $150 million to power a service launched three months ago
It was only about three months ago when ZestFinance, the online lending startup founded by ex-Google CIO Douglas Merrill, launched a new loan service.
German perfume retailer Douglas plans stock market listing in 2015
Douglas said it wanted to expand its international business in growth markets, continue to strengthen its sales through multiple channels.
Michael Douglas to receive George Eastman Award in May
Veteran actor Michael Douglas is set to be honoured with a top prize for his contributions to the film industry.
Donna Douglas, 'Beverly Hillbillies' star, passes away
Douglas died on Thursday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, near her hometown of Zachary. The cause of death was pancreatic cancer, Charlene Smith said. Douglas was 82.
Given the no. of passengers, India can't handle six airlines now: Douglas Gates, KPMG
'The Make in India plan only addresses 'Make in India by India', which is unique. If someone has to invest, one would prefer China over India,' says Gates.
Social Media is changing politics profoundly: Douglas Carswell
Douglas Carswell, the author of the book 'The End of Politics and the Birth of iDemocracy', has extensively and smartly used social media and technology to connect to his constituency.
Pimco may be turning corner on money outflows: Douglas Hodge, CEO
Parent company Allianz this month called upon the California-based asset manager to prove it can stem the outflows after they dented its own earnings.
The power of ideas: Many more leaders in India than China, US, says Douglas Leone of Sequoia Capital
There's been a significant improvement in the country's regulatory environment in the recent past but more needs to be done, Leone said.
The Talk: Douglas Stone on 'difficult conversations'
Douglas Stone, who wrote the book on Difficult Conversations, describes how they threaten our identity and why it's not always advisable to hide your feelings
Indian economy not as bad as it is led to believe: Douglas Martell, InterContinental Hotels Group
We intend to open another 60 hotels - which are under various stages of development - in the next five years, says Douglas Martell.
Emerging markets to grow stronger: Douglas Flint, HSBC
The banking sector may be out of the woods for now, but it is still stalked by numerous dangers, says Douglas Flint, Chairman, HSBC Holdings.
Uncertainty back on Wall Street: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities
In an interview with ET Now, Douglas Blake, Sr. Wealth Manager, Newbridge Securities, shares his views on the global market & Apple Inc's earnings outlook.
McGraw Hill Financial names S&P head Douglas Peterson as new CEO
McGraw Hill Financial Inc said Douglas Peterson will replace Chief Executive Harold (Terry) McGraw, who will step down.
Entering the growth stage of economy: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities Corporation
Douglas Blake, Sr. Wealth Manager, Newbridge Securities Corporation, in an interview with ET Now, gives his views on global markets. Excerpts:-
Very fragile recovery throughout the world: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Sec
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Fed is unlikely to go for QE3: Douglas C Lane & Associates
In an Interview with ET NOW, Sarat Sethi, Principal, Portfolio Manager, Douglas C. Lane & Associates, Inc, discusses US market. Excerpts
Bullish on US markets: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities Corporation
In an interview with ET Now, Douglas Blake, Sr. Wealth Manager, Newbridge Securities Corporation, gives his views on global markets.
Rating agencies are not the end all and be all: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities Corporation
Douglas Blake, Sr. Wealth Manager, Newbridge Securities Corporation, in an interview with ET Now, speaks about the effect of rating downgrades on global markets and more. Excerpts:-
US economic recovery seems to be durable, sustainable: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities
US is probably showing most strength among developed countries and for that reason dollar is getting a boost, says Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities.
Italy's debt too big to bail out unlike Greece: Douglas Blake
The contagion effect from failure of Italy is too big to fathom unlike Greece which is much smaller problem, says Douglas Blake of Newbridge Sec.
More investments will shift to emerging mkts: Douglas Eu
Douglas Eu, CEO, Allianz Global Investors Asia Pacific, in a chat with ET Now talks about global and Indian markets.
Breaking big banks not beneficial: Douglas Flint, Group Chairman, HSBC
Douglas Flint, Group Chairman, HSBC, says that banks that have come through the crisis best are among the most diversified and largest in the world.
QE3 is a potential tool for the US Fed: Sarat Sethi, Douglas C Lane & Associates
In a chat with ET Now, Sarat Sethi, Principal Portfolio Manager, Douglas C Lane & Associates, shares his views on the US market. Excerpts:
Markets expecting good news from US Federal Reserve: Sarat Sethi, Douglas C. Lane & Associates
The markets last week started discounting the Greek elections and that came out positively, but I do think the markets are looking towards the Fed to say something well.
Just bailouts do not inspire confidence that the EU crisis will be resolved: Douglas Blake, Newbridge Securities Corporation
I am very troubled by the notion that every country is now going to need some sort of a bailout.
Expect better economic data from US: Sarat Sethi, Douglas C. Lane & Associates
In an interview with ET Now, Sarat Sethi, Principal Portfolio Manager, Douglas C. Lane & Associates, Inc., shares his outlook for US markets and the US dollar.
India has potential for our future business: Douglas Braunstein, CEO, JPMorgan Chase
In an interview, Douglas Braunstein, CEO, JPMorgan Chase says JPMorgan Chase will continue to build its presence in India.