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Unplugged in the Park, a new series of acoustic music concerts in Rahway Arts District Park, continues on Friday, June 27, 2014, with a live performance by the talented Brien McVernon.
Solo musicians and two-person acts bring the pocket park to life with a range of musical styles and sounds.
Singer-songwriter Brien McVernon, plays a variety of original songs on acoustic guitar with vocals. Brien is a well-established musician from Australia, now making a name in the metro area music scene.
The free Unplugged in the Park outdoor concerts take place on select Fridays this summer, June through September. Rahway Arts District Park is on the corner of Irving Street and Central Avenue. All concerts begin at 6 p.m. and end at 8 p.m.
In case of bad weather, concerts will be relocated indoors to 1591 Irving Street, a few steps from the park.
Also on Friday, June 27, 6-8 p.m., 1591 Gallery hosts the opening reception of Home and Away, an exhibition of pictures by a family of four photographers: Thomas Dunn, Susan Dunn, Ellen Dunn and Michael Dunn.
The wine and cheese reception at 1591 Irving St., Rahway, is free and open to the public.
"I've always sought to be an amateur in the best sense of the word," says Thomas Dunn, of Montclair. "Photography has been a life-long passion and good fortune in other endeavors has enabled me to pursue it on my own terms." Dunn exhibits a selection of photographs from his portfolios alongside those of his wife, Susan, and their daughter and son.
While Susan Dunn refers to herself as "the relatively untrained black sheep in a family of photographers", her pictures taken on a recent trip to Cuba show a keen sense of design, color, humor, and narrative.
Ellen Dunn shows a series of portraits with a focus on storytelling. Her photographs examine the stories of strangers. As she thinks about strangers meeting for the first time, the moment when anonymity is left behind, she asks: "How much of our own story can we tell? How much of another's story can we understand?"
Michael Dunn explores the physical boundaries within connecting communities. His series "10 Blocks" examines the different people who live in the neighborhoods of Hyde Park and Woodlawn, Chicago, and the experiences of those who live in Hyde Park, contrasted with those who live outside of it.
Home and Away will be on exhibit from June 27 through Sept. 4. Regular gallery hours are Thursdays, 1-6 p.m. and by appointment. The gallery will be open for extended hours on Aug. 7, 14, 21, and Aug. 28, until 7 p.m. Admission is free.
A convenient public parking lot is just one block from the park and gallery, on Hamilton Street. Street parking is also available.
For more information on the exhibition or concert, call 732-540-1075 or view the Special Events calendar on ArtsRahway.com.


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Jason Zweig on Protecting your Wealth
Jason Zweig is the Investing and personal finance columnist for the Wall Street Journal. He is also a guest columnist for Time magazine and previously wrote for Forbes and Money magazines. His analysis has been featured on ABC, CNBC, CNN, and NPR. He is the author of Intelligent Investor: A Book of Practical Counsel and of, Your Money and Your Brain: How the New Science of Neuroeconomics Can Help Make You Rich, which received widespread critical acclaim when it came out in 2007. His most recent book is The Little Book of Safe Money: How to Conquer Killer Markets, Con Artists, and Yourself, which was published in November 2009 and is available from the link above.
We interviewed Zweig on January 24, 2010.
For financial advisors, what is the most important lesson when it comes to safe money?
If I had to boil it down to one message that probably isnt in the book, it would be that advisors really need to be aware that theyre people too and theyre subject to the same flaws in thinking and the same emotional tendencies as their clients. Theres often a big temptation among people who are experts at what they do, as advisors certainly are, to conclude that theyre exempt from the behavior they control in other people.
If you check, you will find that most bookies dont gamble. Thats not a universal tendency, however. At least until the past 10 or 20 years, it wasnt that uncommon to come across oncologists who smoked. They spend all day telling people, If you smoke, youre going to die of lung cancer, but to manage the stress, they step outside and have a cigarette.
I dont want to make a broad sweeping statement that all advisors are reckless, undiversified, return-chasing, risk-seeking crazies who pay no attention to tax consequences far from it. But there are general tendencies that really kill investors: things like overconfidence, careless or improper diversification, not paying enough attention to expenses, and having unrealistic expectations. Advisors really need to make sure that, in the process of fixing those problems for clients, they dont suffer from any of them themselves.


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"The power level involved would be similar to an oven: even if it somehow could be made to work without melting the phone, special domestic wiring would probably be required and the charger would be large and expensive."
duh. You would likely only need to deliver about 10-20V DC. It is quite possible to make a charger that will do this at very high current, given that you have 240VAC at 13A available. Only heavy wiring would be charger output to the battery, which could be quite short - even 6 inches would do it. So voltage drop isn't such a problem as it might appear. Actually all you have to do is make sure the cable doesn't melt, the PSU can easily regulate away the voltage drop that occurs in the delivery wire by using a seperate sense wire back to the feedback network.
The problem is quite a bit tougher for the size of battery that a car would need. But in Europe, many houses do have 3-phase coming in, so supply is not such a problem. Of course, the overall load on the grid would increase significantly ...
I like the idea of switch in-out battery packs more, when you pull up at the filling station you just swap out a bunch of battery modules, pay, go. End of problem.
... coming from someone who is gets $$$ from the state for fucking people over, every day.
Here's your rifle, now, ready, take aim ... fire ...!
hurt much, did it?
they really might be dangerous if they had any effing brains at all.
total fruitcake. seems like online anti-social behaviour is not a new thing, though ...
the idea of having something faster than tape but which draws very little power until you ask it is not so stupid. But it needs to get integrated into enterprise backup solutions first. That takes time. There is a heavy market for products that lighten the burden of storage costs.
read almost any book on chaotic systems. then you might see that gigamaflops has sweet FA to do with it.
1. In any educational institution, you are going to be dealing with people that teach rather than do. They are going to be a bit of a mixed bunch - some good, some not so.
2. I did a Diploma a few years back with OU, over 2 years. I was in the electronics game, had gotten into some embedded stuff, and wanted to up my software skills. I found the course materials, the content, and the tutorship to be absolutely A1. I did well, and I still use and build on what I learned in those 2 years (I now have a pretty good job with a Fortune 500 company as a software engineer, and I enjoy what I do). There were probably a few dodgy bits, but then not all my code is perfect either ...
You get out what you put in, people. The OU may screw up some stuff, but they do a hell of a lot of good stuff. A lot.
that hanging people upside down for long periods can be used to turn ordinary humans into wanton, insatiable craven sex slaves.
Does that explain Sarah then?
you have your mates around for a few buckets of rainwater and a nice plate of grass on a Friday night, you start watching some pron, next thing you know you're all naked and horny and jerking each other off.
Doesn't mean you're *gay* at all ....
the man's a marketing genius!
... and says "just bloody leave me alone, will you!"
... or the fact that they got butt raped in the one day games in England?
I demand an Andrew Flintoff icon.
... my fav episode was the one where Dennis gave Walter a right good seeing to over his Dad's wheelbarrow in the last frame.
... on the next cam down:
"Galveston's 32 miles of sun-drenched beaches are ideal places for numerous sports and leisure activities ... Stewart Beach is a family-oriented beach offering a children's playground, umbrella and chair rentals ..."
Ma! My umbrella is broke!
would have been a great title to a Madness song.
cue bad saxophone playing!
(wonders how to retrieve the obnoxious emails sent to my boss/spouse/customers ...)
What I want to know is, if the thing cost so many gazillion euro-dollars to make, how come there are pics of service engineer/scientist bloke is riding round on a bike?
even if it's a shiny new mountain bike it hardly seems sensible. Should be a nice BMW town bike, or as its so near Italy, a Ducati or even a whiz bang new Lambretta?
come to think of it, how come he didn't just get stuck to the magnet? hmm must a be a carbon fibre one.
@ the Italian bloke :
the scientific answer to your q is "very ****ing fast indeed"
... the Offas Dyke spycar scrambling field has been doing it's work!
Google found out what the Romans did - imported technology is no match for daffodil power and Feeling Fowl beer!
Mine's the one with the words to Cwm Rhondda in the pocket.
requiring lights and brakes for pedestrians?
Paris because she knows what to do with her legs.
'course it was an accident, mate!
Now, about that repaint job for Cants Crossing ...
It's not that hard. The human brain is well adapted to recognising patterns of groups of letters. That's how the English language works.
My daughters are bilingual - Dutch first, English second. Once the eldest was reading Dutch successfully (you can also get 90% Dutch pronounciation from letter sounds), I sat down with her to have a go at "Town Mouse and Country Mouse". Consider the spelling of the first sentence ... :
"Once upon a time there two mice ..."
First run, she didn't get it at all. Confusion. A week later she came back for a second go. Was reading it successfully 3 days later, and has never looked back. It just took a little while for the different rule set to sink in.
Come and tell me I'm wrong, if you think you're hard enough, Prof. Apologists for ignorance do well around here.
... "Vista. An irrelevant waste of space."
... in the 80's called Dr. De'Ath. No joke ...
tells me that that's not very funny at all.
... that documentation-after-the-fact is usually crap and can't be fixed by putting a wiki and pointing the hive-mind at it? say it's not so!
... Paris, because a wikipedia entry is the only sort she hasn't taken part in.
you're a little late. I think she of the immovable hair already had the job of can carrier. "Announce disastrous profits, fire a bunch, repeat, rince ... OK, off you, here's a big wad of cash".
Doesn't mean the future will be any better of course.
Paris cos she likes to blow her job too.
... it's certainly going to make it faster to watch online carpet *munching*.
And that, after all, is what the interwebs are really for.
Paris. Do I really need to explain?
... do we get computers that actually stop the clock when no processes are doing anything?
apart from the RTC that is.
any time you want to visit my "loving space", just pop round. Just don't forget the jacH^H^Hthighboots.
... a bit like El Reg some days.
Jeez, I actually live in Belgium, and I'm not offended.
... will do the trick, as long as I have a big sound system and a few motor sport recordings?
Scientific minds want to know.
... at the range of objects that Playmobile make to fit in their tiny hands.
why the hell encrypt everything? the internet is fundamentally insecure. That doesn't mean that I want my email to Aunty Irene encrypted, because, guess what, I don't care.
You know? They have bent postmen too.
I feel like a bloke wondering how a thing like that drove through NE London without ending up on bricks.
how quick do you have to be in this place to get a comment like that in?
@Solomon : yes.
... for thoughts of landing a job as resident handyman in a convent full of Brazilian and African nuns.
hail mary. I'm gonna sin, I know it ...
... "cover up".
laptop screen sitting under a tree in the park? In a train with sun pouring through the windows? Forget it.
I would really like an e-paper device, the thing that has stopped me until now is the slow page turn speed. When they get that fixed (hope they do) I'll pay $300.
I never much read who wrote what. Were you one of the funny ones? Did you master in playmobile sculpture? If so, we'll miss you. If not, well, tough.
No doubt you will make lots and lots of wonga in the apple, but don't forget that the dollar ranks slightly lower than the lira now, so you'll never be able to return to blighty. I hope they deck the times out with a whole page full of swanky icons for your arrival.
And BTW if you are the 4th ladyboy from the left, U R hottt.
is pretty interesting in being one of the few for many years that actually *can* sing and also write a song, although she sounds nothing at all like Billie. Shades of Dinah Washington sometimes maybe. Sharon Jones would leave her for dead though.
shame she's hell bent on effing her life up, but hey, that's her business. The joke would have been a lot funnier without the "she's so irritating " bit, it is about as subtle as a bricklayer the way it stands.
Personally, I found #9 ("I like Jesus, but he loves me so it's awkward") a lot funnier, most of them were crap.
(music nerd alert)
u make I larf!
My mother could've put an icon on this page quicker than them! and she's ninety-fowah!
a Geoffrey Boycott icon!
Please, no. They just make matters worst by letting idiots sink hat because it passes whatever piss of junk MS have put on their PC, awl is OK.
... gay, jewish half gypsy with only one leg, that made me larf so much I almost fell over.
... I am reverting to keeping a box of used tenners under the bed.
Paris, because her box has been on a few beds.
Your name server, at 188.8.131.52, appears vulnerable to DNS Cache Poisoning.
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maybe you two should consider a Bletchley Park wedding.
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November 11, 2013 - Mike McLain
CLEVELAND -- It's not often there's a sense of excitement in the Browns ' locker room this late in the season, but things are different this year.
When the players returned from a bye week, they were upbeat and anxious for Sunday's game against the Bengals in Cincinnati. The Browns are 4-5 but just a game and a half behind the 6-4 Bengals in the AFC North Division. A win would obviously be a big step in their chase for the first playoff appearance since the 2002 season.
"I think if you talk to the Cleveland community, they would say that 'It's time," linebacker D'Qwell Jackson said. "I definitely say it's time. We're in the middle of the pack. We haven't played a big game around here in a long time. All we can do is focus and prepare for Cincinnati and be ready."
A win over the Baltimore Ravens the week before the bye was critical in developing a winning mindset. A loss would have put the Browns at 3-6 and all but eliminated them from serious playoff contention.
Now the feeling is that they might be the best team in the division. The Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers have fallen back, and the Bengals have lost two straight. They've also lost some key defensive players to season-ending injuries, most notably defensive lineman Geno Atkins.
It adds up to the most important game for the Browns since the 2007 season finale against the San Francisco 49ers. The Browns needed a win and a win by the Colts over the Titans to qualify for the playoffs. The Browns did their part with a 20-7 victory, but the Colts, who rested quarterback Peyton Manning for much of the game because the outcome meant nothing to their spot in the playoffs, lost, 16-10.
The Browns don't want to be asking for help at the end of this season. That's what makes Sunday's game so important.
"People talk about Cleveland as the 'Mistake on the Lake,' " defensive lineman Phil Taylor said. "We've been losing for a while. We need to win around here. We have a chance to sweep Cincinnati and show everyone that we're not the little brother anymore."
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Jim Joyce.
That's the lone case where I can think of a umpire or ref blowing a call that changed the outcome of a game.
And even in that case, it didn't change the outcome, just the status of the game. Instead of the Detroit Tigers' Armando Galarraga picking up the 21st perfect game in major league history, he finished with a 1-hit shutout of the Cleveland Indians. Joyce admitted he blew the call at first on what should have been the game's final out, calling Jason Donald safe after Galarraga had set down the first 26 batters in order. Trevor Crowe followed with a ground out to end the game.
But that's it.
Monday night's final play is not why the Packers lost that game. You could point to a variety of reasons. How about the fact Aaron Rodgers spent eight passing plays on his back as the Seahawks sacked him eight times? Or if the Packers convert their 2-point conversion on their final touchdown of the night, we're talking about an overtime game on Monday night and less about that call.
In my humble opinion (and I have so few of them), M.D. Jennings had the clear interception. But it doesn't change the fact the Packers had other chances to win that game. The refs didn't blow that game.
But you know who did blow it? People that drafted Chris Johnson. The Tennessee Titans back took the approach of blaming his offensive line for his problems and what happened? It resulted in his best rushing game of the year: 14 carries for 24 yards. Woo-hoo! Watch out Vegas.
Needless to say Mr. Johnson is not Barry Sanders, who also played behind an abysmal line but made his own holes in ways I don't know if we'll ever see again. But if you're a Johnson owner, you're not looking for more people to poke at your pick. You're looking for answers.
Well, the nice thing for Johnson owners is, he's not going anywhere. He's paid far too much money and will produce at some point.
But there are some real interesting running backs on the waiver wire this week. Hopefully you heeded my advice last week to pick up Mikel Leshoure. If you are a Kevin Smith owner, you should be very, very concerned. He was in the game last week but didn't touch the ball once and in overtime, it was Joique Bell was getting the action, not Smith. Make sure last week wasn't an aberration but you may be safe to dump him after this week.
One guy I like a lot is Ryan Williams of Arizona. The second year back from Virginia Tech stands to be a serious threat for the Cardinals offense. With Beanie Wells out until November with turf toe, Williams stands to get the brunt of the carries. Be warned, Williams hasn't exactly been a bastion of health himself, missing all of last year with an injury, but last week he rushed for 83 yards on 13 carries and added another 12 receiving. This is a team that prefers to run over pass so grab him quickly.
If you are a C.J. Spiller owner, your hot start came crashing back to earth last weekend with his shoulder injury and Tashard Choice came in and rushed for 91 yards on 20 tries. Choice is far from an elite back and he never lived up to his hype in Dallas, but if you're a Fred Jackson or Spiller owner, Choice is worth the pickup as the Bills line is showing that they will grade the road for whatever back is driving.
Speaking of guys not living up to their billing, Shonn Greene continues to be pedestrian. The Jets back had 19 carries for 40 yards, bringing his three week total to 157 yards on 57 carries. Meanwhile, his backup Bilel Powell has 88 yards on 22 carries and another 40 yards on three catches. While the Jets have said they're not demoting Greene yet, Powell stands to benefit if he continues to be more productive than Greene in the carries he does get. Another factor is that Joe McKnight, another guy who figured into the backfield picture, was moved to cornerback on Wednesday to convert him to a CB in the absence of Darrelle Revis. If you have the room, Powell would be worth stashing.
With Reggie Bush hurt with a knee injury, Daniel Thomas and Lamar Miller are looking at getting the spotlight in Miami. Thomas last week had 69 yards rushing and a touchdown in 19 carries while Miller had nine carries for 48 yards. The prior week, Miller had 65 yards and a score while Thomas had nothing. Unless you absolutely need a RB this week, you don't want either as they face a tough Cardinals defense, that has been one of the top defenses in the NFL (and subsequently, real high scoring in fantasy as well).
The hot wide receiver pickups this week are Ramses Barden of the Giants and Andrew Hawkins of the Bengals. While Barden had the bigger week (9 catches for 138 yards), Hawkins has had more "consistent production. Hawkins had 86 yards on eight catches in week one but just two catches in both week two and three. But he also had a score in each of those two-catch weeks. Barden, on the other hand, was a fill-in for the injured Hakeem Nicks last week and with Nicks slated to be back, he'll be back down the depth chart. Hawkins is in a slightly better position in that he's the No. 3 receiver, but the Bengals don't run a lot of three WR sets, as evidenced by Hawkins being in on only 30 of the Bengals' 60 offensive plays. You don't talk about handcuffs often at the wide receiver position, but if you're a Cruz or Nicks owner, you may want to stash Barden in case either goes down again and Eli Manning has proven he'll throw it to anybody in those spots.
Last but not least, Heath Miller is another hot pickup. The Steelers tight end, who has seemingly been around forever, has come out gangbusters with four touchdowns this year so far, including two last week. He's had 20 targets, 15 catches and 129 yards receiving.
Speaking of the Steelers, remember that bye weeks start this weekend with the Colts and Steelers getting the week off.
If much of America gets its way, these replacement refs will too.
Aaron Korte is the A-T's fantasy sports writer. When he's not taking referee certification classes, he can be reached at email@example.com.


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Acer Aspire 5935G-664G50Mn
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Reviews for the Acer Aspire 5935G-664G50Mn
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Powerful performance and great mobility from this impressive 15" family laptop. Providing impressive performance without sacrificing mobility, the Aspire 5935G-664G50Mn satisfies the key requirements of a modern laptop. Add the impressive specification, great usability and vibrant screen and you've got a great laptop for the whole family.
Single Review, online available, Short, Date: 02/17/2010
Rating: Total score: 70%
NVIDIA GeForce GT 240M: The GeForce GT 240M is the successor of the GT 130M / 9600M and has now 48 instead of 32 shader cores. Therefore, the performance should be noticeable better. Because of the 40nm process, the TDP is still 23 Watt.
Non demanding games should be playable with these graphics cards.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Graphics Cards and the corresponding Benchmark List.
Intel Core 2 Duo: This is the Core Duo and Core Solo successor with a longer pipeline and 5-20% more speed without more power consumption. As an addition to the Core Duo design there exists a fourth decoder, an amplified SSE-unit and an additional arithmetical logical unit (ALU).
The Core 2 Duo for laptops is identical to the desktop Core 2 Duo processors but the notebook-processors work with lower voltages (0.95 to 1188 Volt) and a lower Frontside bus clock (1066 vs 667 MHz). The performance of equally clocked notebooks is 20-25% lower than Desktop PCs because of the lower Frontside bus clock and the slower hard disks.
T6600: Entry level Core 2 Duo dual core processor with a small 2MB level 2 cache and without virtualization functions.» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15-16 inch is a standard display size for laptops and offers the biggest variety of products.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
3 kg:
This weight is representative for typical laptops with a 14-16 inch display-diagonal.
Acer: Acer Incorporated is a Taiwanese multinational electronics manufacturer. Its product lineup includes desktops and laptops, as well as personal digital assistants (PDAs), servers and storage, displays, peripherals, and e-business services for business, government, education, and home users. Acer is the third largest computer manufacturer in the world (by sales) after HP and Dell Inc (2007). The company owns the largest franchised computer retail chain in Taipei, Taiwan. Originally named Multitech, it was founded in 1976. Gateway and Packard Bell are economically connected with Acer. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
70%: This rating is bad. Most notebooks are better rated. This is not a recommendation for purchase.
» Further information can be found in our Notebook Purchase Guide.


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Watchers flock to bird count
At least 50 bird watchers in Red Deer were poised with their binoculars for the Central Alberta Annual Christmas Bird Count on Sunday.
Last year a total of 93 people counted birds in Central Alberta, up from 85 in 2010.
The number of participants for Sunday's regional count won't be known until all information is submitted by the Dec. 29 deadline.
The largest number of bird watchers for the winter count was 266 in 1987.
Judy Boyd, member of the Red Deer River Naturalists, said birds coped well with the early winter. It was the bird watchers who were having problems.
"Everything froze so fast we still have leaves on the trees so it's hard to see the birds," Boyd said with a laugh.
The count shows trends in bird populations which helps determine if any species are in trouble.
Counts have been held since the mid-1980s in Central Alberta and covers an area from Ponoka to Olds and from almost to Rocky to almost to Stettler. In all there are 27 circles where people can count that are around 24 kms in diameter that make up the Central Alberta bird count area.
On Sunday morning along the Red Deer River, Boyd spotted Common Goldeneye ducks, mallards and one Green-winged Teal duck, and about 500 Bohemian Waxwings.
She said so far this winter there have been lots of Pine Grosbeaks finches and Northern Flicker woodpeckers usually show up, and there's been a few sightings of snowy owls.
"We haven't had the big massive flocks of Bohemian Waxwings yet. Just some of them are here.
"And we haven't had a lot of Snow Buntings, which we usually get a lot of too."
Boyd said people don't need to recognize a lot of bird species to join in the count.
"They just mark down the ones they know and a lot of times they can just do a description and from the description we can figure out what it is."
It can be as easy as watching their backyard bird feeder to see who shows up, she said.
Some bird watchers are "bush beaters" who walk through parks and green spaces in search of birds.
"A lot of them are just driving country roads and just counting the birds as they find them."
If they want, Boyd will also partner new bird watchers with those who have more experience.
"That's the best way to learn, go out with a birder."
People can also record any interesting or unusual bird seen any time during the count week which runs three days before and after the official count day. Make sure to note when and where the bird was seen and what it was doing.


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Crews used a crane to reach an injured construction worker at Intel in Hillsboro, firefighters say.
A man fell from an 8-foot ladder about 2:40 p.m. Wednesday while working on the third floor of a structure at the company's Ronler Acres campus in the 2000 block of Northeast Shute Road, according to Bruce Montgomery, a Hillsboro Fire Department spokesman.
A crane was used to retrieve the man and so he could be loaded into an ambulance, Montgomery said.
"It was one of the only things available to us at the time to get him down to us quickly," Montgomery said.
The man was taken to a hospital in the area with non-life-threatening injuries. Montgomery said he did not have further details on the incident or the injured man's identity.
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Sun. 4:21pm: No movement: Lawmakers dig in heels on debt crisis
January 6, 2013
WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional leaders today showed no signs of emerging from their corners to resolve the next step in the financial crisis, with Democrats still talking about higher taxes on the......
"The fact that we are here today to debate raising America's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a Sign that the US Government cannot pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government's reckless fiscal policies. ...Increasing America's debt weakens us domestically and internationally. Leadership means that 'the buck stops here'. Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and Grandchildren. America has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better." ---SENATOR barakus obamus, march 2006.
he has raised the ceiling 4 times since beginning president. by his own words he is a complete and utter failure. LOL
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"Health insurance companies across the country are seeking and winning double-digit increases in premiums for some customers, even though one of the biggest objectives of the Obama administration's health care law was to stem the rapid rise in insurance costs for consumers. Enlarge This Image
Particularly vulnerable to the high rates are small businesses and people who do not have employer-provided insurance and must buy it on their own....."
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"Aetna is proposing rate increases of as much as 22 percent, Anthem Blue Cross 26 percent and Blue Shield of California 20 percent for some of those policy holders, according to the insurers' filings with the state for 2013. These rate requests are all the more striking after a 39 percent rise sought by Anthem Blue Cross in 2010 helped give impetus to the law, known as the Affordable Care Act, which was passed the same year and will not be fully in effect until 2014.
In other states, like Florida and Ohio, insurers have been able to raise rates by at least 20 percent for some policy holders. The rate increases can amount to several hundred dollars a month."---nytimes
LOL! the obamanator strikes again! believe me america, pass my new healthcare trillion dollar law and not only will you not have to pay for it, but your insurance rates will go down.....I PROMISE!
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obama gave virtually zero in spending cuts while extracting significantly higher tax rates on the successful achievers of our nation.
Republicans just agreed like a bunch of bobble head dolls.
Happy New Year.
obama then blatantly declared that he will not debate any spending cuts in the up coming debt ceiling deliberations.
Republicans appear to be just agreeing like a bunch of bobble head dolls again. Don't want to spook the markets, you know. Just re-up the credit card.
Anybody want to bet how many real spending cuts will occur when the Fiscal Cliff extension comes due?
In reality, Beltway Republicans like big spending almost as much as obama.
Result, even more taxes,even more spending, even more debt. Even less money in the private sector for jobs.
Anyone want to bet on how long it will be before the Feds come after our 401(k)s and our IRAs?
No wonder the Feds want to confiscate American's guns first.
This will not end well.
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"...Democrats still talking about higher taxes...". And Obama has already stated publicly that cuts in domestic spending will not be on the table. When will this end?! Four more years - if you supported this President, I hope you like what your getting.
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" . . . to get the president to deal with the biggest problem confronting our future, and that's our excessive spending . . ."
So start with wateful defense spending, Mitch!
20% off the top immediately would be a good place to begin!
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" . . . to get the president to deal with the biggest problem confronting our future, and that's our excessive spending . . ."
We ought to be able to save a ton of money now that our enemies have been vanquished and there are little or no threats out there to our freedom!
Take out the axe, Mitch!
You can do it!
So start with wateful defense spending, Mitch!
20% off the top immediately would be a good place to begin!
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Signed the NDAA into law - making it legal to assassinate Americans w/o charge or trial. Initiated, and personally oversees a 'Secret Kill List'. Waged war on Libya without congressional approval. Started a covert, drone war in Yemen. Escalated the proxy war in Somalia. Escalated the CIA drone war in Pakistan. Maintained a presence in Iraq even after "ending" the war. Sharply escalated the war in Afghanistan. Secretly deployed US special forces to 75 countries.
Sold $30 billion of weapons to the dictatorship in Saudi Arabia. Signed an agreement for 7 military bases in Colombia. Opened a military base in Chile. Touted nuclear power, even after the disaster in Japan. Opened up deepwater oil drilling, even after the BP disaster. Did a TV commercial promoting "clean coal". Defended body scans and pat-downs at airports. Signed the Patriot Act extension into law. Deported a modern-record 1.5 million immigrants. Continued Bush's rendition program.....
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..whats that equal up to???
Noble peace prize baby!
obammy is the biggest joke in the history of american govt. LOLOL
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and democrats thought obammy was just gonna raise taxes on those nasty 1%ers.LOLOL
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resistance....did you see this?
[Congressional Bills 113th Congress]
[From the U.S. Government Printing Office]
[H.J. Res. 15 Introduced in House (IH)] 113th CONGRESS 1st Session
H. J. RES. 15 Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.
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IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES January 4, 2013 Mr. Serrano introduced the following joint resolution; which was referred to the Committee on the Judiciary _______________________________________________________________________
JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States to repeal the twenty-second article of amendment, thereby removing the limitation on the number of terms an individual may serve as President.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled (two-thirds of each House concurring therein), That the following article is proposed as an amendment to the Constitution of the United States, which shall be valid to all intents and purposes as part of the Constitution when ratified by the legislatures of three-fourths of the several States within seven years after the date of its submission for ratification:
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a bill like this has been tried to be pushed thru before, but they have failed.
i gottsa bad feeling about this one though. LOL
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defeatsbb5...there is a huge difference between defense spending and military spending.
i dont think you want to cut our defense spending in the immediate do you? i mean, we owe alot of big countries alot of big money. defense spending is fairly important right now.
military spending, however, is different. close all military bases around the globe in foriegn lands. we dont need them anymore. bring all our brave soldiers in foriegn lands home and end the bankers wars. those 2 things alone would save hundreds of billions if not more.
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Title II, in the new fiscal cliff bill that was passed, includes an almost word for word copy of a Max Baucus(DEMOCRAT) bill(the family and buisness tax cut certainty act of 2012) from earlier this summer.
what is that bill? it is a shady bill that grants huindreds of millions of dollars, maybe billions, in corporate tax credits. LOL! obammy fought for and had it put in the fiscal cliff bill. of course, republicans werent going to argue. LOL
who do these tax credits extend to? CITI, goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, GE, morgan stanley....and other big corporations.
in the ned, washington gets to spend more, corporations and banks get to pay LESS, and we the people are getting taxed more.
you democrats are disgusting.
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dont believe it?
GE and Citi Bank Get Huge Tax Breaks Out of Cliff Deal, reality check
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united - I agree with almost every word you type, BUT one. Having served for over 20 years, I strongly feel that we need a presence in some, emphasis on "some", countries. Doing so allows us to stage our resources, e.g., aircraft, in locations where they can be launched to counter an aggressor in virtually minutes. Yes, we waste billions having a presence in countries whre no military advantage is realized, but again, being geographically located near a potential confrontation is paramount to winning or neutralizing a threat.
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afret...i understand that. believe me, i do. however, 1. we cant afford it anymore. im not at all talking cutting defense, as it is very important we are more than able to defend ourselves from outside attacks.
but also 2. staging our military around the globe is being looked at as an act of aggression, not defense. i agree with that.
the reason i agree with that is i wonder how i would feel if china and russia put troops in canda and mexico by the tens of thousands just in case?
we all want peace. since our founding we, the United States have been the A-Team...the go to country...the Big Dog. I think if we brought all of our troops home from overseas, we'd once again be acting like it.
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The problem is unwillingness for compromise. It's simply because Obama is president. Our country is under attack and it's from within our own government. If John Kerry or Al Gore were president, NONE of this would have happened. Remember, the PRIMARY focus of the republican party was to make Obama a one term president. They failed so now they want to hold America hostage. This is an ugly revelation of what EVERY "first" African american in history had to go through. Strong opposition. Hank Aaron had death threats if he were to break Babe Ruth's record, Jack Johnson had death threats if he were to become world champion. Nobody want to become a "first" because they are the prototype and trailblazer forging a path for others to inspire or follow. Obama is bi-racial but that's still "bad" enough.
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I'm watching a very interesting documentary right now and thought I'd share it with everyone. There is definitely an agenda being played out, and we're all caught up in it. Some by choice, but most don't even realize it exists. Very very sad.
AGENDA: Grinding America Down (Full Movie) (FREE to watch for a limited time)
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There goes hate again. Strait off his talking points issued every morning. "Obama has all the answers yet can't get nothing done and it is not his fault". It is time, hate, to hold leaders accountable. He is the president and this is his job. Your guys have had control for six years now! How long can you logically keep passing the buck. You are to the point of sounding ridiculous. "Compromise" Obama has hardly moved. Where are the spending cuts??????
The racial BS is childish. If one comprehended the issue's they wouldn't believe this. When one doesn't understand b/c they believe the warm & fuzzy "I love the middleclass" BS, they use simplistic reasoning and blame something they can understand.
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Marmel, you and I tread different paths in life. As a minority in this wonderful country there are things that I will notice more than you will (assuming that you are not a minority). I never saw this much hostility towards a president in my life. It all became noticeable when Sarah Palin and John McCain were running for office. The campaign trail was more of a mob. There were the extreme measures that people have taken such as...not allowing kids any halloween candy if they supported Obama, people not allowed in parking spaces, voter intimidation, fake assaults (remember Ashley Todd?) All of this happened in 2008. So politics aside on this discussion. I'm calling it as I see it. Voter supression IGNITED the Obama supporters and the republican attempts backfired. It actually played in our favor.
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Hostility? The left was making movies about assassinating bush. They were burning his body in effigy. They gave an award to a painting of Bush with a gun to the back of his head. No my friend you have seen it before but before it was OK.
Second, the hostility has nothing to do with his color. It has to do with what you apparently know nothing about. Freedom, liberty, our future. Taking over GM, Healthcare. Religious freedom. Redistribution. Punishing success and rewarding complacency and laziness. Picking winners and losers. It has to do with the fast and furious cover-up, the Benghazi cover-up. The backroom deals. Regulating the coal industry out of business, 23 million under or unemployed. A recovery that is taking us over a fiscal cliff.
You have no idea what is going on, you're a follower, part of a whole, not an individual.
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The race card is played out. Come up with another excuse for the failures of blacks and liberals.
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I highly doubt that a Harvard Grad was a failure. I'm glad you typed that remark. Now that I know your true colors, your remarks will no longer offend me. How many confederate flags do you have?
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March means something very very special. Something so special, that it can be hard to handle all of the specialness all at once. Which is why it is a good that that it took me a while to realize that it was March today. Not long, but a little bit. And then, slowly, my meter that recognizes specialness began to creep up. March: special reading - 2.0. March 1st: special reading - 2.7. March 1st, the first day of gardening season: special reading 907.83!
Can I get a woot woot?!
I did find a lot of good reading this morning. Turns out, Clemson started as an agricultural school. Although you can no longer get a straight Ag. degree, they still do a lot with agriculture, and more to the point, have great resources for home gardeners that are region specific. And not just region specific, but heck, in my case, nearly zip-code specific. Basically, Clemson's Ag department is going to be my personal (gardening) trainer.
|They've even provided me with a schedule and everything!
Tomorrow, after I've filled my head with all sorts of knowledge and information, armed with dates and plans and strategies, I'm hoping to get the garden in motion. Looking at that calendar up there, I've got exactly 2 weeks to get my carrots in the ground, and I plan to make it happen!
The sheets referencing "Planning Your Garden" suggest making a short list of a few vegetables that you want to grow, and focusing on those. Meh. Short lists are for the weak. I've got about 14 plants I'm planning to be an expert on. And another 8 I wouldn't mind dabbling with.
I'm so excited to start gardening again, not because of the vegetables themselves (I hear home-grown carrots can be pretty awful), but because I'm excited to be back outside, and I'm excited to just see things grow. Winter is over (not that we had much of one down in SC anyhow, but...) and the spring has sprung. It's a time of new life, new discovery, and terrible tasting lettuce.
So tell me, do you garden? What's your strategy? From seed, or transplants? Do you wish you did but don't? Do you wish you didn't, but do? Do you wish upon a star? I think we're going to go with raised beds again this year, due to uneven terrain. But then again, maybe I'll just dig up all the level ground around the house, and put my plants there. I see so many possibilities!
(Don't worry about that last part. Handsome is home for the next 2 1/2 days, and won't let me do anything wild and crazy like that.)Finally, on a totally unrelated note, but just because it's been a while, have a listen to two of our conversations from yesterday. Apparently my use of OTC & prescription medication has reached inappropriate proportions again.
M: My headache just won't go away. Could you please get me an Excedrin?
H: Did you know that studies have shown that taking sleep medicine at night, such as NyQuil, is proven to have terrible effects, possibly even deadly, even in small doses?
M: What does that have to do with the headache I have that won't go away?
H: It can even cause cancer.
M: Or I could just go get it myself.
M: Darling dear, I'd like you to notice that, although I am taking a single dose of prescribed allergy medicine and a multivitamin, I'm not taking any other sort of pills, such as ibuprofen, nasal decongestant, and most importantly, not NyQuil. You know, for the cancer.
H: Your liver hates you. Your spleen too. The whole system. All of your organs that have to deal with your drug problem, I'll bet they just hate you.


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HUBBARD - Emergency crews responded shortly after 9 a.m. Saturday to a crash that resulted in a car being wedged underneath a tractor trailer.
The driver of the car, Patty Angelo of Hubbard, was southbound on state Route 62 when her car crashed into a northbound Liquid Transport truck that was making a left turn into the Flying J Travel Plaza.
Phil Arnold, the driver of the truck, said he had a green light when Angelo's vehicle struck his and become wedged.
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Emergency crews responded Saturday morning to a crash that resulted in a car being wedged underneath a tractor trailer on state Route 62 in Hubbard.
Tribune Chronicle / Bonnie Hazen
Angelo said as the light was changing, she had trouble coming to a stop due to the icy condition of the road and her car slid under the trailer.
Hubbard Township police and fire responded to the crash but, upon assessing the situation, called Watson Towing to extract Angelo's vehicle.
Hubbard Township police Sgt. Dominick Guarino said there were no injuries, and the scene of the crash was cleared around 10 a.m.
This isn't the first time Guarino has seen a vehicle wedged under a tractor trailer.
"I've been doing this for 28 years. I wouldn't say it was common, but it happens. With all the truck traffic that goes through here and the three truck stops, we see accidents like this," he said.


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Cambridge, September 26th, 2013: Virtual Cabinet, the document management system developed by Cambridge based Lindenhouse Software, is creating a stir with Australian accountants.
Presented as the way ahead to around 600 accountants, bookkeepers and accredited partners at the September Reckon National Conference in Melbourne, its' ability to streamline communication was so persuasive that delegates placed orders there and then. Its' appeal lies in the fact that Virtual Cabinet provides a secure business environment that suits the dynamic 24/7 world, accountancy firms across the globe operate in.
Lindenhouse Software became part of the Reckon Group in July 2012 and has gained access to new markets in Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. With accountants facing growing concerns about the control and security of digital information, they cannot risk their client's confidential financial information falling into the wrong hands. The two-way document exchange platform in Virtual Cabinet protects client data and is a key differentiator. Now recognised as the leading document management system amongst accountants in the UK and with the support and backing of Reckon, Virtual Cabinet is on track to become market leader in Australia as well.
"Firms, large and small, process bewildering numbers of documents every day. The days of simply scanning to archive are gone. Australian accountants are looking to the latest document management technology found in Virtual Cabinet to provide a fast, accurate, integrated and secure environment in which to operate," says Alison Jackson, who represented Lindenhouse at the conference. "Integration, version control and collaboration are key requirements."
Top firms are implementing Virtual Cabinet with its integrated portal to replace legacy document management systems and to leave insecure email behind. With over 2,500 installations to date, this strategically developed document management system incorporating portal technology is the new backbone of successful practices worldwide.
Combining in-depth expertise with innovative document management technology Lindenhouse Software (www.lindenhouse.co.uk) is one of the UK's leading developers of electronic document management software for industry and commerce. The company has a particular speciality for providing seamless integrated solutions that save time and money for professional firms, including Accountants, Insurance brokers and Financial Advisors.
Their Virtual Cabinet solution (www.virtualcabinet.co.uk) combines industry strength document management with secure client communication and the electronic sign-off of documents through an integrated portal. This innovation represents a major step forward in the professional markets served by Lindenhouse.


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The Boston Celtics have been on a miracle run since losing Rajon Rondo to a torn ACL, winning six straight games. Such recent success has provoked fan and pundit banter about the team being "better off" without the All-Star point guard.
Clearly, such statements are ludicrous, as any team would profit from a player averaging 13.7 PPG, 11.1 APG, and 5.6 RPG.
So why are the C's striking gold? One could certainly downplay their victory over the perennially-unimpressive Toronto Raptors, who sit in the basement of the Atlantic division with a 17-32 record. And the listless Sacramento Kings (17-33) and Orlando Magic (14-35) never posed much of a threat either.
Boston narrowly beat a Los Angeles Clippers squad without Chris Paul, and smoked a reeling Los Angeles Lakers squad by 20.
That said, Boston's hot streak started against the defending champion Miami Heat, before the squad even realized Rondo would be out for the season.
And, reeling or not, beating a Lakers squad by 20 without Rajon Rondo is an impressive feat. Their teamwork, camaraderie and collective momentum have all picked up, making them the talk of the Eastern Conference.
The Celtics may not be a better team without Rondo, but they are certainly playing better as a team since he went down. The following are the main reasons for their current six-game winning streak.


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"this two-track 7" is like a small dish of calamata olives. it isn't going to fill you up, but it tastes very good and will have you licking your fingers after a few minutes. let the hipsters keep their trucker caps and electroclash, "fluxus, inc." is a flexing of the donna summer school of discocrash. bass jabs and horn stabs syncopate against the blisters of boiling breaks as a dancefloor doubledare for the moshers, idm headnodders, and innocent bystanders alike. to newcomers this track might take a few listens to fully digest, while those who have seen mr. summer perform live know this song would easily fit anywhere in his energizing and entertaining sets." (label info) guest appearance by David Grubbs. numbered edition of 500 copies, with insert. special offer! very last copies.
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Our view: We're proud to see Erie workers in GE commercial
During the Super Bowl, we were introduced to the workers who build turbines for GE in Schenectady -- and we learned that without those turbines to cool beer, you might not be able to enjoy a cold Bud.
TV viewers have also met the workers at GE's Appliance Park in Louisville, who take pride in their work every time a GE refrigerator moves from the assembly line to the retail market.
Now Erie folks and TV audiences across the country are finding out about the GE employees in Erie who build the locomotives that speed goods from coast to coast.
There are lots of reasons to love this ad campaign, and not just because the GE series of commercials "GE Works" has an Erie angle. In the ads, workers from GE Aviation, Healthcare, Energy, Appliances and Transportation speak from the heart about why their jobs matter. Certainly they are glad to be employed, but they are also proud to be part of America's manufacturing industry -- and thrilled to see that sector of our economy has been revived.
Before the first two commercials debuted during the Super Bowl, Advertising Age described what GE wants to achieve with its ad campaign. GE spokeswoman Leigh Farris said that the company "hopes to draw an emotional response with commercials that show how the work of General Electric employees creates ideas and products that help people and even the United States," the magazine said. The ads are meant to "inspire," Ad Age said.
GE Transportation had a previous turn in the TV spotlight. In 2007, GE's Erie manufacturing plant was featured in a spot that used the love song "Take My Breath Away," the theme from "Top Gun." This ad featured mostly actors, until one of them had to be replaced because he couldn't drive a forklift. GE worker Jerry Munzi stepped in and earned many compliments for his role.
This time, the GE commercials feature real people who work for the company, including Scott Slawson, 43, who talks about his love for toy trains and his dedication to building the real things. "I'm a bigger-is-better kind of guy. I absolutely love building locomotives," he says. "I can tell my welding apart from anybody's," says another worker.
Along with these personal testimonials, viewers will also be impressed by the panoramic shots of GE locomotives powering mile-long BNSF freight trains on the Pacific Coast, through the Columbia River Gorge in Washington and in parts of Oregon. You'll appreciate the muscle behind GE's Evolution Series locomotives as you see how trains made in Erie have a big job to do in transporting products across our land and, ultimately, across the world. "These commercials really put our employees and GE Transportation on the map, but it's also a huge boost for Erie, as Erie is going to get global exposure," says Stephan Koller, GE Transportation's director of communications.
You can catch the 60-second spot on TV, or at GoErie.com/blogs/bizbuzz. You might not know the Erie workers in this ad, but you'll recognize their message; it's pride in a job well done and in getting our country back on track.


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ATLANTIC CITY - Several gunshots were fired into cars and houses in the 600 block of North Virginia and Sewell avenues at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday, according to NBC 40.
Witnesses reported that at least 14 shots were fired from a semi-automatic weapon, hitting car windows and property. A possible suspect - a thinly built black male wearing dark clothing - fled the area on a bike, going between houses.
The Press of Atlantic City reported that one person went to a hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound.


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6/28/2016 12:32am,IMightBeWrong replied to a thread EDC knife thread in The Armory: Weapons, Military, LEO, and Self Defense ForumHere's a shot I took of some of my more expensive blades a while back. I still have all but the Hinderer which I sold. The XM-18 really doesn't slice...150 replies | 23067 view(s)
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One of the big rituals of the Thanksgiving weekend, one among many, is Black Friday. If you've been living in a cave for the last ten years, Black Friday is the Friday after Thanksgiving where retailers deeply discount a few items in the hopes that people come to the stores in the early hours and spend a lot of money. It's been muted in recent years because of the economic slowdown but every year there's still a lot of attention on it. It's called Black Friday because it's supposedly when retailers turn a profit on the year. The "black" in Black Friday, in this case, is a good thing (unlike every other time Black [Day] is used).
You have several classes of "deals" on Black Friday – regular sales and deeply discounted items. The deeply discounted items have limited availability and you usually need to get there as the store opens, which will be very early in the morning, to get them. The regular sales are your "doorbuster" types that last until 11am or noon.
The last time I did any Black Friday early morning shopping was back in the late 2000's when I was home on break from college. One of the electronic stores, like an Office Depot or Best Buy, had a Kodak digital camera on sale for $99. I waited in line outside of the store, it was a mad house (it's insane how crazy people get over things). I got the camera, it was totally not worth it, and I vow never to do it again… and here's why.
The Crowds Are Insane
What happens when you put a bunch of cranky people together fighting over some discounted products? Insanity.
People will do some stupid things for the opportunity to buy something cheap. Just think of the scenes in movies where you have NATO distributing food to impoverished locals and those crowds are probably calmer than Black Friday shoppers. Don't believe me? In 2008, a Wal-Mart employee died [3] when shoppers broke down the doors to a Wal-Mart and trampled him. They weren't handing out diamonds or bars of gold, it was a Wal-Mart! There's no other word to describe that other than insanity. (a 28-year old pregnant woman and three other shoppers suffered injuries at that Wal-Mart that day)
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There will be a lot of people. That means you'll have to fight through the crowd to get what you want, if it's still available, and you'll have to wait eons in line to check out. If you're lucky and you get out of the store with what you wanted, you'll probably have to face a little bit of traffic to get out of the lot and home. All that to save a few bucks on something, that's if you get it, seems like a steep price to pay.
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Cyber Monday is the Monday right after Black Friday and it's the online equivalent, though the deals usually aren't as good as in the stores. The best part about all this is that the Black Friday and Cyber Monday ads will have been leaked online so you can do a little research to find out which is better in terms of cash savings. I personally find shopping online to be easier since you can avoid the crowds. You might have to get up early (or stay up late) to take advantage of but it beats getting dressed, trudging out into the cold, and fighting crowds for the chance to buy some discounted stuff.
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Ablynx will receive a €1.68 million (approximately $2.3 million) grant from the Flemish Agency for Innovation by Science and Technology (IWT) for the advancement of ALX-0171, its first inhaled Nanobody® in infants for the treatment of RSV infections. Additionally, the one-year funding will be used to explore novel applications of nebulized Nanobodies.
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MOBILE, Alabama -- A man was arrested after Mobile police say he stole merchandise from the Family Dollar store on Springhill Avenue.
Stephen Petite, 42, was arrested and charged with third-degree robbery. He was also arrested on three warrants from January 2011 on two charges of third-degree burglary and one of second-degree theft of services.
Police said an employee at Family Dollar noticed Petite trying to hide items he planned to steal from the store around 2:30 p.m. Tuesday. The employee tried to stop Petite from leaving and the two got into a fight.
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Three times a week, from November to February, a group of 10 college students would take time out of their busy schedules. They would land up at the Ummeed Aman Gharana (Run by our partner organisation, Centre for Equity studies) near Qutub Minar; armed with digital cameras, 2-page lesson plans and emotions that ranged from excitement to apprehension. Then, they would get down to business.
An outsider observing the barren field in the Home, from 5 PM every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday would have seen a remarkable change. One by one, 25 children would start abandoning their elaborate games and tyre swings, disappearing into a classroom lit by a few electric tube lights. There, he/she would have observed the same college students, playing, working and interacting with the children at times with patience and love and at times in utter bewilderment.
All of this was part of one big (clinically insane) idea – take a group of children, who'd never held a camera in their hands before and in 3 months, turn them into movie directors.
Not quite like Professor Higgins quest to turn Audrey Hepburn, a flower girl from the dirt and grime of London's streets into a refined lady of the royal household; our motives, of course, were different- we believe in Article 19 written by our nation's forefathers –"All Indian citizens have the right to freedom of speech and expression." But we also questioned, 'What significance could that possibly hold for those who didn't have the means to speech and expression?' And that's when we applied to participate in the 'Adobe Youth Voices' program, run in partnership with The Global Fund for Children, which provided us with all the technical help we needed to work with the children through a medium of communication as powerful as film.
That belief and the need to answer that question is what kept us alive through day-long training sessions where we struggled with developing editing skills, the horrendous traffic jams we valiantly endured to reach our destination and of course, all the red tape that The YP Foundation convinced us was absolutely essential (it was only at the end that we realized they were right).
Even more monumental was the challenge of (as our 3 Year Strategic Plan so eloquently puts it) 'bridging the gap.' Our whole idea depended on the assumption that children with life stories we'd only witnessed in versions of films like 'Slumdog Millionaire' would open up to us and actually learn what we wanted to teach them. To our utter bewilderment, they did actually want to learn with just a tiny difference: when we said 'digital stories', they heard 'Bollywood films.'
Session by session, they finally understood the difference and made their peace with the idea that they wouldn't be filming song-and-dance routines but instead, would be telling a different story, one of 'meri kahaani, meri zubaani.' We use the phrase 'made their peace' because they didn't actually think their life stories were interesting enough to be told. Mind you, they are, in fact, extraordinarily interesting.
With more sessions (on scripting and storyboarding), they also (finally!) opened up to us – giving us an insight into their likes, dislikes, hobbies, the importance of education and their aspirations – which invariably involved earning lots of money and then giving back a lot of the same money to people growing up just like them; a selfless aim missing in many of us growing up today.
Missing in so many of us today is the belief in 'living for the moment.' Pure unadulterated happiness, a sense of profound wonder and awe at holding a camera in their hands, a broad excited grin at the mere sight of crayons and a blank sheet of paper. They would observe silently, play noisily, listen patiently, enquire impatiently, participate enthusiastically in activities and reluctantly listen to lectures, critically examining what we said yet also unquestioningly accepting our big idea as worth their while.
The end result of this process? Well, as some wise guy said, 'Knowledge is Power'. If in the future, they want to share their stories, they'll know how to do it. If in the future, they want to work with a camera, they'll know how to handle it. If in the future, they want to work in a group, they'll know how to accommodate other's opinions while forming their own. If in the future, they want to just reach out and express their thoughts, they'll know how to use an incredibly powerful medium to do it.
As for us, the core group of volunteers working on this- our initial emotions of apprehension turned to amazement at the children's incredible capacity to retain what we taught them, then to excitement at the thought of playing and learning with the kids and finally, pride – at our kids, who now understand not only lighting, camera angles and the manual mode on a DSLR, but are confident, vocal and unafraid to express their ideas and ambitions.
And that, for those of you who patiently read this up till this point, was our big clinically insane idea.
To read more about our Digital Media Partnership with the Global Fund for Children, click here. The project, run in partnership with the Center for Equity Studies will continue in 2011 – 2012, scaling to work with an additional 25 children and 15 peer educators, ensuring that 25 children who graduated from our 2010 class continue to work with digital equipment in an enhanced media programme. Watch this space, as we release the final films of our 2010 Class of Superstars!


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Mountain Lion, a new version of Mac OS X that has been unveiled in February, is now available to download from the Mac App Store for $19.99. Mountain Lion comes with more than 200 new features including the all new Messages app, Game Center, Facebook integration, Notification Center, Power Nap Dictation and Gatekeeper. But the coolest feature of Mountain Lion is undoubtedly AirPlay Mirroring that lets you wirelessly send an up-to-1080p stream of what's on your Mac to an HDTV using Apple TV 2 or Apple TV 3 or send audio to a receiver or speakers that use AirPlay.
During yesterday's Q3 earnings call Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company sold 1.3M Apple TVs in Q3 2012, up more than 170% year over year, that totals at 4M units so far this fiscal year and 6.8M since Apple began selling the iOS-based, $99 model (Apple TV 2 and Apple TV 3). Tim Cook called these numbers "pretty incredible."
Gamers rejoice! Cerebral Gardens, a software development studio specializing in iOS and Mac apps, is launching the "first game for Apple TV" through the App Store. It's called Party Doodles, and it's a multiplayer, interactive party drawing and guessing game game you'll certainly be busting out at your next gathering. Dave Wood, the founder and president of Cerebral Gardens, calls Party Doodles the first game ever designed specifically for the Apple TV, and it's certainly about time. And when integrated with AirPlay, it really represents the next generation of gaming.
The industry has been buzzing for months now about the hotly-anticipated Apple TV set. But according to the experts at Stuff, when it does finally hit the market, it may start as a US-only release. Apple surely doesn't want to leave its international fans in the lurch, but with the massive work involved in content rights, it could simply be a necessary step before a wider release.
Fans of Apple TV have long loved how the hardware integrates with the Apple iOS and all of their additional audio/visual accessories. But Apple has never been known to rest on their laurels. On the heels of the upcoming iOS 6 release, Apple TV will give users new and improved ways to integrate wireless speaker systems.
iTunes in the Cloud for movies is finally available outside of the United States. Apple has just rolled out the service to over 35 new countries. iTunes Movies in the Cloud gives users the ability to access previously purchased movies and TV shows right from iCloud on the Apple TV.


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