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NFL Player Improving In NXT, MizTV on RAW, The Rock
- The Rock tweeted the following from the set of a commercial for his reality show "The Hero" on Friday:
"DIG DEEP. GO BIG. BE A HERO. On set shooting commercial for my new show @TheHeroTNT #Summer2013″
- It was announced on last night's WWE SmackDown that The Miz will be bringing his MizTV to this Monday's RAW. His special guest will be Paul Heyman.
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This is the May 21, 2014 news archive. View today's Colts rumors and news.
NFL isn't applying a double standard to Jim Irsay, yet
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It's become fashionable over the last two days to accuse the NFL of applying a different standard to Colts owner Jim Irsay than the rules that are applied to players. The truth, however, is that the NFL hasn't applied a double standard when it comes to …Share Tweet
Colts show support for suspended MathisESPN.com profootballtalk.com May 21, 2014INDIANAPOLIS -- Indianapolis Colts linebacker Robert Mathis stood at his locker Wednesday afternoon and spent several minutes talking to the media for the first time since being suspended by the NFL for four games for violating the league's drug policy.…Share Tweet
Colts LB Mathis Regrets Decision, Accepts BanMay 21Antonio Pierce discusses why an NFL protocol to protect players from taking banned substances wouldn't necessarily be effective.
Clark: Goodell's Hypocrisy ExposedMay 21Redskins safety Ryan Clark was critical of NFL commissioner Roger Goodell for not yet punishing Colts owner Jim Irsay for his arrest on preliminary charges of driving under the influence.
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With the inaugural ACC regular season in the rearview mirror, the Syracuse basketball team has its sights set on the postseason.
The Orange will next take the court Friday night in the ACC tournament and look to use that time to get into a rhythm for the NCAA tournament next week.
Syracuse looked like a legit national title contender for the first few months of the season. After encountering a few bumps in the road, the team is starting to get healthy and gain momentum.
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Details are available on the Qt mobility project's blog. Both these changes are still in the beta.
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In a recent announcement, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has postponed the start of Stage 2 Meaningful Use from its original 2013 start date, to 2014.
The criteria for what will be of expected of clinicians for Stage 2 Meaningful Use is still under review, and a finalized decision on this is expected in February 2012. For Stage 1, there are 25 criteria (15 core, 10 menu items from which a clinician must choose 5) needed for Attestation and access to incentive money. It is expected that Stage 2 will set the bar higher, with higher performance thresholds, and demonstration of actual clinical data exchange between local systems.
Given the timelines, that leaves a very short interval for EHR vendors to build the elements needed to satisfy Stage 2 criteria, and re-certify as Stage 2 Certified EHRs. Previously, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC) had postponed the process for Certification by a year, as we noted previously.
Besides building new versions of their EHRs to satisfy the new Stage 2 criteria, many traditional vendors (and their client hospitals, medical groups and physicians) will then face the time-lag (and cost) needed to upgrade their current installations to the new product – something that may take many months. Of course, that is not a hurdle for web-based products, since new versions can be distributed to everyone everywhere basically instantaneously.
Does this discourage early adopters?
The ONC is determined to encourage clinicians to adopt EHRs as soon as possible. The early adopters, who started their Attestation in 2011, therefore will get an additional year of being held to Stage 1 standards, according to the new HHS clarification.
The 2014 start date of Stage 2 will apply to everyone at the same time, meaning that 2011 adopters will be held to Stage 1 standards in 2011, 2012 and 2013, and start Stage 2 in 2014. Those who wait to start their Meaningful Use until 2012 will therefore be held to Stage 1 standards for 2012 and 2013 (2 years, rather than 3), and will start Stage 2 in 2014 also. Those who wait until 2013 will receive less money overall (there is a diminishing payout for the Medicare deployment of Meaningful Use), and will be Attesting to Stage 1 rules in 2013 but will need to ramp up to Stage 2 the next year, in 2014. And those who postpone starting until 2014 will start with Stage 2 from the beginning.
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It is encouraging to see that the ONC has remained open to comments from multiple stakeholders, and has modified their implementation schedule in response. At the same time, the transition to EHRs is something that, in our view, should be as wide and rapid as possible – American health care is measurably improved by having these modern tools at its disposal.
The difficulties in ramping up the technology, and its distribution, are largely a result of the traditional approach to local-enterprise EHRs (which has been part of the problem of low adoption in the first place). However, web-based and other (e.g. mobile) technologies are rapidly expanding, and EHR implementation using these new approaches, which has never been part of the mix (traditionally), is growing very quickly.
We encourage the ONC to focus on ways in which clinical data can be shared between clinicians, and to understand how web-based technologies "change the game" in this arena. Incorporating actual data sharing between clinicians (which may or may not be on the same system) is important for Stage 2, in our view. And continuing to reward clinicians for early adoption is certainly something that benefits everyone.


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The RV Bengal Ganges is a colonial style river vessel made of teakwood and featuring elegant furniture and décor creating a very special ambience onboard. Built in Myanmar in 2004, this delightful ship accommodates a maximum of 56 passengers in comfortable staterooms which are spread over two decks. Each stateroom measures 170 square feet with individually controlled air conditioning, fitted windows with insect screens. There is also a mini-safe in each room. The bathrooms, for a ship of this size, are roomy with granite basin tops. There is a porch area outside each cabin with comfortable chairs, an ideal place to observe river life.
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what can i say... guess we'll mess another season.. layden did it again
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what can i say... guess we'll mess another season.. layden did it again
well, at least they're still thinking about NYOriginally Posted by Swifftey
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milos was drafted by NY last year, second round pick, so if he comes he'll play for NY
latest on hoopsworld, milos ends in italy
sad isn't it?
It is finally over. Milos Vujanic, one of the best if not indeed the best player in Europe at this point, has said an unequivocal no to the New York Knicks. This two-month old saga started when Vujanic's agent Goran Ristanovic went straight to The New York Post and said his client agreed to a two-year deal with what he described as a "famous European club".
What Hoopsworld reported to you as fact, that the deal wasn't previously signed, proved to be true today when Vujanic inked his new deal. But to everyone's surprise it says that Milos Vujanic will play in Italy not for the next two years, but for the next three years.
In the next few days, presumably after tomorrow June 24th when Vujanic returns from Cuba where he is on vacation, Vujanic will be officially introduced in Bologna, Italy as the newest member of the Skipper team.
After that move he has a press conference scheduled in Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro. The exact financial details of the now signed contract with Skipper where not disclosed today but it is believed that Vujanic will receive no less then $1 million per every year.
Exactly why all of that enormous effort Knicks' GM Scot Layden personally invested in this matter failed to produce Vujanic as Knick for this next season is yet to be known. Mr. Layden himself visited Vujanic several times in Belgrade emphasizing the Knicks' desire to see Vujanic in a N.Y. uniform at the start of the next season.
Among the N.Y. basketball community Vujanic was regarded as the Knicks immediate solution at the point guard spot. Why Vujanic turned his back on the Knicks at this point is the question we hope will be answered in the press conference scheduled in Belgrade in the next few days.
Exactly what kind of damage this will do to the NY Knicks is hard to tell at this point. What is for sure is that Vujanic's market value will definitely be much lower after today's signing in Bologna, solely due to the fact he signed a three-year deal, not to mention the undoubtedly steep buyout clause the Italian team must have written into the new contract knowing the desire to get him to the NBA. Vujanic has also been mentioned as one of the important parts of several possible trades that the Knicks were rumored to be near triggering this summer. Now, this recent development changes everything.
As for Vujanic's future in the NBA, nothing is for sure. Three years seems like an eternity, especially when referring to the demanding market such is the case with New York. Three years from now, Vujanic will be a 26 year-old and that is not the most ideal time for anyone to start his NBA career. No matter how good he is.
milos, WHAT A SISSY GIRL !!!
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if i think a bit.. i don't blame him
if he considers he needs to get some experience in europe, and only after NY, than he must be a wise man
i just hope he does the right thing
I dont think Layden can be blamed for this one. He has tried to get this guy on our team. But I think the blame can go to his agent (maybe). I guess we have to wait again and see if this guy will come here and play for us one time.
it doesn't matter now who's guilty or not, important is that he won't play for NY next season, but that we still own him
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Philadelphia Chapter 972
Confederate Burial in Chester Rural Cemetery, Chester, PA
The Chester Rural Cemetery Association of Delaware County, PA was founded in March, 1863. Among the first interments were Civil War casualties, from both sides of the conflict, from the US Government Hospital located across the street on what would later become the campus of Crozer Theological Seminary and Crozer Chester Medical Center. Many of these casualties were removed on October 28,1891 to Philadelphia National Cemetery in Philadelphia, PA. Some of the confederate soldiers were later taken home by their families for burial. The records of all, however, have been preserved in the archives of the cemetery.
Information on Confederate burials was provided by Sam Ricks, SCV PA Division Graves Registrar.
Confederate Veteran Interred in Chester Rural Cemetery:
Jonathan Edwards Woodbridge
Birth: Jan. 16, 1844
Death: May 21, 1935
Jonathan Woodbridge was a former Cadet Sgt. Major, Company C, of the Virginia Military Institute, Class of 1865. He is one of two "New Market Cadets" buried in the Philadelphia area. The VMI Corps of Cadets fought as a unit as the Battle of New Market, VA, on May 15, 1864. Following the war, he was a mechanical engineer and naval architect, becoming a prominent citizen of Chester, PA. Woodbridge was a lineal descendant of the first American theologian, Jonathan Edwards. He married Louise Deshong, an artist and photographer, on May 23, 1976.
Originally interred in the Chester Rural Cemetery; reinterred in Philadelphia National Cemetery:
Malcolm M. Campbell
Birth: Unknown
Death: Aug. 2, 1863
Malcolm Campbell served in Companies D and F of the 47th Alabama Volunteer Infantry Regiment. He was captured and died while a prisoner of war. His original burial was in the Chester Rural Cemetery, but his remains were reinterred in the Philadelphia National Cemetery in 1891.
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The Falcons, more so than any other team in recent memory, seem to be hit by devastating playoff loss hangovers.
After being throttled by the Packers in January of 2011 during the divisional round of the playoffs, a year where they had the best record in the NFC, they went through a year of inconsistency that culminated in a wild card birth and another throttling at the hands of New York Giants. Unlike the previous year, they never seemed like a threat to make a run.
Fast forward a year after that and the Falcons regained their 2010 form by once again having homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. After they blew a huge lead only to win in the closing moments against Seattle in the divisional round, it appeared maybe they got the proverbial monkey off their back. They followed that up a week later by blowing another huge lead against the 49ers, and this one they were not able to salvage in the closing moments.
The hangover from this loss seems to be more severe, as Atlanta was unable to even joke about the playoffs this season.
So gather round readers, and share your favorite Matt Ryan turnover (here's mine): this is the 2013 Falcons retrospective.
Team Highlight
Right before the start of the 2013 campaign Tony Gonzalez agreed to play one more season with the Falcons, sending their fan base into a tizzy.
Surely, with one more year of the greatest tight end in the history of the game, there could be nothing stopping every other player on the roster from not sucking ass or getting injured right? Oh wait, that's not how the world works!
In all seriousness, Gonzalez's dedication to practice and self-improvement, even in the midst of this complete bullshit season should be a lesson to everyone else on the team about what it is like to be a professional. When reached for comment Roddy White said, "Nah, I'm going to keep talking a bunch of shit".
Team Lowlight
Mike Smith's game management skills, which I have often compared to a drunk frustrated guy playing Madden ("fuck it, I'm going for it, I don't even care") were responsible for losing an early season Monday night showdown against the Jets.
His decision to go for it on fourth down at the end of the first half was illogical at best, and "one of the dumbest things I've ever fucking seen on a football field" at worst. To add injury to insult, this was also the game they lost Julius Jones for the season.
Team MVP
For the 2nd day in a row, the team MVP is a wide receiver.
With Jones lost for the year, and Roddy White hampered most of the season with a variety of injuries, Harry Douglas stepped up and had a thousand yard season which literally zero people could have predicted at the start of the season. Traditionally relegated to slot duty, Douglas got to play all over the field after the injuries to the team's two most notorious play makers. The loss of Tony Gonzales doesn't hurt quite as bad with the knowledge that Douglas is capable of these kind of numbers.
What was a drunk Falcons fan yelling at the TV this season?
Today's insight into the mind of a drunk Falcons fan comes from Georgia native and friend of the blog, the loveable Jake Duvall.
"Well, fuck me with a fleur-de-lis. This shit wouldn't happen if our quarterback were losing his hair. God blesses the painfully ugly!"
Forced Pop Culture Comparison
The 2013 Atlanta Falcons are the cinematic disaster Live Free or Dive Hard.
While the previous three Die Hard movies seem to be building momentum for the action movie franchise, a feat not easily achieved mind you, this one just simply…doesn't work. And the audience knows it right away. Actors like Timothy Olyphant and Bruce Willis should make the picture watchable, and yet the sum of the movie's parts are more than the whole.
In the end all you are left with is a series of increasingly absurd explosions – in this case those explosions are represented by the Falcons losing by two touchdowns to Tampa Bay and blowing a two score second half lead to an Aaron Rodgers-less Packers team. Yuck.
Well the obvious answer here seemed to be tight end, but Tony Gonzalez has already hinted that if the Falcons are a contender late in the year that he would consider coming back.
Otherwise the Falcons need to upgrade their depth at defensive back and linebacker in the draft and free agency. While the Saints offensive might not be as dynamic this upcoming year as it was for the last handful of this seasons, other teams in the division should still be building their defense to match-up with New Orleans.
Roddy White is not going to need to be replaced now (he is 33 and still productive when healthy) but at some point soon look for the Falcons to add another young big play receiver on the other side of Julius Jones. And to any Falcons fans whining about Matt Ryan's performance? Consider this season a fluke. He isn't one of the top three quarterbacks in the league, but he's a franchise QB and he'll be better in 2014.
An Entirely Too Early Prediction for 2014
While I know this won't sit well with my co-editor Nate, the Falcons aren't nearly as bad as they were during the 2013 season. That being said, I don't think they are as good as they were the previous season. I look for them to return to form and compete for the division again seeing as both the Panthers and Saints don't seem to have improved much during the free agency period.
I think the division is going to be a 10-6 clusterfuck at the top, and look for Atlanta to be a part of that.
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Can you tell us more about how to live with HIV?
My friend recently found out he's HIV positive. Can you tell us a little more about how to live with HIV?
Thanks for sharing your concern. I can understand that this may be a difficult and confusing time for your friend.
I can share with you a few general points about living with HIV, but it's important that your friend consult a doctor in his area to get personalized care and information for himself.
That said, here are some general tips for next steps after an HIV diagnosis:
- Find a doctor who specializes in HIV care. For anyone with HIV, having a doctor who knows how to care for and treat HIV is important. You can look for an Infectious Disease doctor or a Primary Care Provider with a specialized certification to treat HIV.
- Consult your doctor about when to start HIV treatment, then stick with it. Highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) is a combination of drugs that suppress the virus and limit damage to the body from HIV. Once a person begins treatment, it's important to follow the doctor's instructions and take the meds as prescribed.
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Hugo Razo grew up in a modest home in a small California city where young Mexican-Americans like him were often pressured to join gangs. He struggled in high school and says most people thought he'd most likely end up doing physical labor of some kind such as janitorial work. But his determination to prove them wrong led him to turn it around and get on the path that would lead to his becoming a skilled ER doc at a major hospital. When a young professional couple arrives in the ER injured after a violent home invasion, Dr. Razo is the one who treats and ultimately reassures the pair that life will go on and their wounds, both physical and emotional, will heal. With his imposing stature and physique, Dr. Razo is also adept at assisting security guards when they have to subdue the occasional unruly or violent patient.
Fast-talking and confident, the willowy Debbie Yi wins high praise for her ability to accurately diagnose patients. But medicine was not this former Wall Street banker's initial career path. And then, personal tragedy struck her family and she had the epiphany that led her to switch jobs. She says that giving back and helping patients is her mission.
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Winrar can extract the iso I think, you just have to start from the first file you downloaded.
It does. Usually there will be a file with a rar extension followed by files with 000,001,002... extensions in sequence. Sometimes though there isn't a rar file. I mostly open the first file, because windows usually recognizes that as a winrar file.
ok i finished downloading 7 files for a playstation game(croc). but now i just have to find a way to combine these files or whatever you do. i have winrar and alcohol 120. what should i do? (im new at this)
Where did you find the download? It'd helm me a lot cause I've been searching for that exact download.
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usually their names end in numbers 000,001,002 n so on...in most cases extracting 000 will extract everything..but a better way is to highlighting ALL the files, then right-click n select EXTARCT HERE or EXTRACT... n then specify location...
All you need to do is get your files form whatever site. They can be bin, iso, cd image files. epsxe supports them all so all you do is hit file run cd imaige file (in emulator ) and browse your folders and bingo it will let you select them. now if you want to put them on a disc or convert to iso just use a program but really no need since 99.9 sites put the roms out in parts but it's easy just take all the parts for the game (sometimes up to 38 rar files for example ff7 3 disc) and put them in the folder. when extracting select the folder it says right under extract here. The folder with the same name as the file for example (extract to Chrono Cross [Disc1of2] [U] [SLUS-01041]) when your done sometimes u could have to extract another file after that but most of the time you get bin's n cue files and cd image and 2 others but the great thing is you don't need to put them into iso wait of time your could just put them on a cd and run them like that
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The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday unanimously approved the nomination of U.S. Attorney Ken Gonzales as New Mexico's next federal judge.
The Albuquerque Journal reports the committee had delayed its vote on Gonzales since February over concerns by the panel's ranking Republican, Sen. Charles Grassley of Iowa, about Gonzales's handling of a Deming-area gun case.
Grassley said on Thursday that a committee inquiry into the matter allayed his concerns.
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Weekly roundup of mostly-arts-related chatter around the web:
- What Does it Take for a Black Belt in Worship Crowd Control?: Warning: don't read Jon Acuff at Stuff Christians Like while ingesting food/liquid or if trying to appear composed.
- Learning to listen: Juilliard music criticism instructor Greg Sandow provides tips on how to listen to and describe music.
- Should musicians teach?: And a New England Conservatory piano professor reflects on the questions, "Can you be the best possible artist and teach? Can you ever become the best possible artist if you don't teach?"
- The Lives of Musicians: A nicely written account describing what it's actually like to be a professional musician.
- Goo Goo for Gaga? I blame Bono (and Bush): Great Carl Trueman piece on the ridiculous tendency to rely on celebrity "authority."
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Weekly roundup of mostly-arts-related chatter around the web:
- The Artist's Desire: A well-thought-out post on whether artistic pursuit is selfish or not.
- If you still need reasons why Macs rule: Reasons why Apple products make you a better Christian.
- Is Tolkien Useless?: The folks blogging at Transpositions frequently turn out great material, such as this short article on the usefulness of fiction and fantasy.
- Best Desk Ever: If my mom didn't sell all our old books so fast, I'd totally build one of these for my house.
- Steve Martin's bluegrass prize: He's offering an annual $50k jackpot to up-and-coming banjo stars.
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Inception & Toy Story 3: Encountering Art at the Movies
Strangely, I found myself at the movies 3 times in the last 8 days. This was unexpected because I don't go to the theater often at all — maybe 4 or 5 times a year. But what was even more unusual was that I was blown away by 2 of the 3 movies I saw: Inception and Toy Story 3. I mean, I was expecting to like them both — but I didn't expect to be as impressed as I was. Thinking about why I found these two films so captivating has proven a good reminder to me regarding different ways good art engages audiences.
Inception: Creating a New World
Watching Inception is like landing in a new city with nothing but a hastily-drawn map. You know that tall building to the east is pretty famous and that your hotel is somewhere around there; and you've heard that two streets south is where you'll find the city's best coffee. But other than that, you're discovering something new about the city with each step. When you leave a few days — or was it hours? or decades? — later, you still feel a bit disoriented — but you know you enjoyed yourself and promise you'll return sometime to take a more thorough look around.
While its storyline is original in Christopher Nolan's inimitable style, Inception is basically a blend of familiar genres: heist, thriller, action, drama, fantasy. Yet it doesn't try to imitate the rules of any of those forms: instead, Inception creates its own world.
Despite considerable exposition, Inception is not particularly easy to follow. This isn't a fault of the script, but is rather a consequence of what has been created. A new world requires new terminology and new rules; and for a full experience the viewer must be willing to engage Inception on these terms. This takes considerable concentration and multiple viewings. Thankfully, Inception shows respect for the intellect of its audience — it doesn't try to skate around its rules or employ twists that defeat our commitment to understand it.
Yes, Inception creates more questions than it answers. It has probably caused heated arguments around dinner tables and Facebook statuses. But that's what great art does — it challenges and causes us to question why things are the way they are. And our lives are richer because of it.
Toy Story 3: The Power of Memories
If watching Inception is akin to touring a new city, watching Toy Story 3 is like returning to your hometown after a long absence. The roads and buildings are comfortingly familiar. As you take former everyday routes, you recall old neighbors' faces and tried-and-true shortcuts. Sure, some things have changed — a high rise here and a restaurant name there; but any newness is overshadowed by the awakening of memories.
I was 11 when the original Toy Story was released. As a kid, you don't realize how much you invest in characters and stories. But judging from the number of twenty-somethings who flocked to see TS3, quite a lot of us had made long-term investments in Woody, Buzz, and the gang and were hoping for a fitting payoff.
I, for one, was satisfied. At the end of the movie, I felt that I had just been on a trip with old friends who, despite some new experiences and surroundings, were still what I remembered and loved. This seems difficult to do — so many sequels feel the need to be bigger/faster/louder in order to "make their own mark." As a result, they betray the magic of the original and are largely forgotten.
Thankfully, the creators of TS3 wisely preserved the essences of our beloved characters. Because of this link, I found that watching TS3 renewed my memories of previous TS encounters while also creating new ones. It is a strange type of emotional experience. You feel like a cartoon (!) shouldn't be able to move you in this way. But TS3 did, and I was happy to go along for the ride.
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While Nokia is expected to announce a new Lumia flagship phone on Tuesday after teasing it on British TV during the weekend, nothing stops serial mobile leaker @evleaks from leaking pictures of the company's upcoming aluminium body Lumia phone, which is likely to be named Lumia 925.
The images resemble the ones leaked earlier and the phone that appears in Nokia's recent teaser ads. The phone, which is expected to come with an aluminium body and has a big camera lens, has also been referred to as the "Catwalk." So, it's more or less confirmed that the Lumia 925 is indeed the "Catwalk" phone, and is most likely to be announced on May 14.
@Evleaks posted two pictures of what he refers to as 'Nokia Lumia 925' on Twitter - one features the front with the phone standing vertically and lying horizontally, and the other featuring the side of the phone. While the front is completely Black in colour, most likely made of glass, the side shows that aluminium has been used in the construction of the phone and there are two iPhone 5/ HTC One style bands towards the top and bottom, a volume rocker and two other keys. It appears that the phone will be available in Silver and Bronze colours, at least judging by the pictures. The protruding camera lens hump is also visible from the picture of the phone's side.
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A while back, I wrote an article about an individual I believed to be pawning a stolen console to a local GameStop. I was a little taken back by the obvious nature of the situation and the lack of hesitation by the GameStop employee who happily took it off her hands.
Never in my wildest dreams could I have predicted any type of police intervention in these daily occurrences, but in Florida, that's exactly what the gun carrying law enforcers of the Sunshine State are doing.
In accordance with recent changes to Florida Legislation, used videogames are now to be treated as second-hand goods sold at pawn shops. In short, this means that any store accepting an opened game, with the intent of resale, is required to take a thumbprint and additional personal information from the individual returning/exchanging the game.
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The race for Phoenix mayor has left many African-Americans in south Phoenix feeling underrepresented, creating a split within the community over whom they support.
All of the candidates for mayor are White - Anna Brennan, Wes Gullett, Claude Mattox, Peggy Neely, Greg Stanton and Jennifer Wright. And none of them is from south Phoenix, an area of the city that is home to many Black residents. About 17,000 African-Americans live in the south Phoenix area, and they represent 20 percent of the population there.
The last time the city saw an African-American candidate for mayor was in 2007, when Jarrett Maupin III made a run against Phil Gordon. But city officials found several of his signatures were invalid, and his name didn't appear on the ballot.
The lack of minority representation in this year's field has prompted some African-American voters to wonder which candidate will take on key issues impacting their community: poverty, foreclosed homes and high unemployment.
Although Phoenix elections are nonpartisan, party affiliation usually is a top factor in who gets the south Phoenix vote. The residents there have backed Mayor Phil Gordon, a Democrat, for both of his mayoral runs. And traditionally in state and congressional elections, most African-Americans in the area vote for Democrats.
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A group of business and religious leaders in the loosely established Black community-forum organization this summer announced they are backing Gullett, a Republican.
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Fred Taylor, who represents the group of Valley African-American leaders in the forum, is a retired political aide living in Glendale whose connections include Gullett.
Taylor has introduced Gullett to members of the forum in south Phoenix, and he said Gullett has impressed the members with repeated visits to their churches and events.
Backing a Republican like Gullett in south Phoenix "is breaking ranks big time," Taylor said. "It's not a minor earthquake."
Maurice Ward, who is Black and a longtime south Phoenix resident involved in the forum, said Gullett will get his vote because he believes Gullett will respond to two issues weighing on south Phoenix: foreclosures and joblessness.
Ethnicity and party affiliation are not Ward's top criteria for a candidate. But responsiveness is.
"We have felt left out," Ward said. "We're looking for someone that would include us at the table."
Phoenix Councilman Michael Johnson has endorsed Neely, a Republican, and former legislator Cloves Campbell Jr. backed Stanton, a Democrat. Both Johnson and Campbell are Black.
"People are very split over this mayoral race as to who they're supporting," said Johnson, whose district includes downtown and south Phoenix, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
"I don't see the Black community as being split. I just see that there's no one candidate standing out," he said. "And I find the same thing to be true throughout the city."
If there is any major factor that weighs in the African-Americans' endorsements for mayor, it's their personal ties to the candidates, said Campbell, whose family runs and owns the Arizona Informant newspaper.
"I think that in this race, we've got some pretty good candidates across the board," Campbell said. "This time, it's about relationships."
That certainly is true for Johnson, who worked closely with Neely until she resigned from the City Council this year to run for mayor, said Councilman Michael Nowakowski, who is running for re-election in District 7, the western neighbor of Johnson's District 8 that also takes in much of south Phoenix.
"I believe that Michael Johnson and Peggy Neely have a special relationship" because of their history on the council, Nowakowski said.
Nowakowski added that he has worked with Stanton, a friend of his and fellow Democrat, on his campaign this year.
"The reason I support him (Stanton) is because we worked on the council together," he said.
Nowakowski is fending off two "tea party" members, Janet Contreras and Art Olivas Jr., for the council seat in District 7, which spans from Seventh Street to 107th Avenue in Laveen and includes a south portion of Maryvale neighborhood and downtown Phoenix.
He said he believes that the voters, including the African-Americans in his district, are following his lead and backing Stanton.
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For more than 50 years, the uranium-233 (U-233) supply has been stored at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's (ORNL) Building 3019. The facility, located near the center of the ORNL campus, is owned by EM and one of the nation's few repositories for U-233 and other special nuclear materials dating back to the Manhattan Project.
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OAK RIDGE, Tenn. – EM is moving forward with a new plan to safely dispose of a large supply of a special nuclear material that cuts the project's duration by a decade and saves taxpayers more than a half billion dollars when compared to a previous approach for the work.
For more than 50 years, the uranium-233 (U-233) supply has been stored at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory's (ORNL) Building 3019. The facility, located near the center of the ORNL campus, is owned by EM and one of the nation's few repositories for U-233 and other special nuclear materials dating back to the Manhattan Project.
The EM project is ultimately responsible for the disposition of 450 kilograms of this fissile material, which is mixed with nearly 2 metric tons of total uranium and stored in approximately 1,100 canisters. The previous approach called for retrofitting the 1940s vintage facility for dissolution and downblending of the inventory, and constructing a new annex adjacent to Building 3019 where the downblended material would be solidified and packaged for disposal.
However, design challenges and escalating costs prompted Deputy Secretary Daniel Poneman to commission a group of experts from across the DOE complex to examine alternatives to that approach to the project. The group included experts in nuclear safety, security, waste management, nuclear facility operations and project administration, with key representatives from DOE headquarters, the Nevada National Security Site, ORNL, Oak Ridge Transuranic Waste Processing Center, Idaho National Laboratory, Savannah River Site and Waste Isolation Pilot Plant.
The U-233 Alternatives Analysis team developed an alternative approach to U-233 disposition that eliminated the need for construction of the annex. The new approach calls for direct disposition — without processing — of approximately half the inventory by either transferring valuable components to other DOE programs for beneficial reuse or directly disposing of it as waste.
"As a part of this new, more efficient approach, we are first conducting a direct disposition campaign for the U-233 inventory," said Sue Cange, deputy manager for the Oak Ridge Office of EM. "We successfully completed one round of programmatic transfers in June, and we will begin shipments of a second major inventory component by April. In between we will transfer a small inventory of material to the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) for use in analytical measurements."
The first phase of the direct disposition campaign involved transferring a valuable inventory of Zero Power Reactor (ZPR) plates to NNSA for future criticality experimentation and training. A smaller inventory of material will be transferred to NNSA after qualification in facilities at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) at the end of August. When those programmatic transfers are completed, a second inventory component called Consolidated Edison Uranium Solidification Project (CEUSP) material will be sent offsite for disposal, pending final acceptance of the waste form for disposal.
At the conclusion of the direct disposition campaign, the remaining U-233 inventory will be processed in an existing hot cell facility located near Building 3019 at ORNL. That facility, Building 2026, which is currently owned by the Office of Science but is no longer needed to support scientific research, can be used by EM for processing the second half of the excess U-233 for disposition.
"Building 2026 is ideally suited for processing the inventory of material that is not eligible for direct disposition," said UT-Battelle Isotope Production Manager John W. Krueger, who served as federal project director for the U-233 disposition project for two years until this past July. "We need to clean out and prepare the hot cell facility for our intended use, but the cost of doing that is dramatically less than retrofitting Building 3019 and construction of an annex."
Under the new approach, the project is scheduled for completion in 2018 with an estimated life-cycle cost of approximately $511 million. Had DOE continued the previous approach, the project could have cost as much as $1.1 billion, with a completion date of 2029. Both estimates assume a $40 million annual budget, which is the anticipated level of funding going forward.
"This is an example of a project team being challenged to think outside the box to find a more efficient and cost effective plan to complete a complex project, and everyone involved answered the call," Cange said. "It required involvement from EM, the Office of Science, NNSA, a number of contractors, and countless subject-matter experts from a variety of fields. Everyone has worked together to develop an approach that is good for the Department and for the taxpayers who count on us to spend money wisely."


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Has the U.S. Government Betrayed Chen Guangcheng?
Matthew Archbold as well as the folks at Hot Air have done a fantastic job covering the story of Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng. Matt discussed this story a few days ago.
Chen Guancheng is a blind human rights activist who has protested his country's forced abortions and sterilizations. After months of beatings at the hands of his guards, Chen pretended to be sick and laid up in bed. He and his wife studied the movements of the guards, according to ABC News. In the middle of the night, Guancheng slipped past nearly 100 guards stationed around his home and escaped into the night.
Matt detailed the U.S. government's less than enthusiastic embrace of Chen, and today we have learned more troubling details that indicate that the administration has betrayed Chen. Ed Morrissey relays this:
Blind legal activist Chen Guangcheng says a U.S. official told him that Chinese authorities threatened to beat his wife to death had be not left the American Embassy.
Speaking by phone from his hospital room in Beijing on Wednesday night, a shaken Chen told The Associated Press that U.S. officials relayed the threat from the Chinese side.
Chen, who fled to the embassy six day ago, left under an agreement in which he would receive medical care, be reunited with his family and allowed to attend university in a safe place. He says he now fears for his safety and wants to leave.
Chen says that the U.S. government lied to him.
An American official denied that account. The official said Mr. Chen was told that his wife, Yuan Weijing, who had been brought to Beijing by the Chinese authorities while Mr. Chen was in the American Embassy, would not be allowed to remain in the capital unless Mr. Chen left the embassy to see her. She would be sent back to Mr. Chen's home village in Shandong, where no one could guarantee her safety.
"At no time did any U.S. official speak to Chen about physical or legal threats to his wife and children. Nor did Chinese officials make any such threats to us," Victoria Nuland, the State Department spokesperson, said in an e-mailed statement. "U.S. interlocutors did make clear that if Chen elected to stay in the Embassy, Chinese officials had indicated to us that his family would be returned to Shandong, and they would lose their opportunity to negotiate for reunification."…
"At no point during his time in the Embassy did Chen ever request political asylum in the U.S.," Ms. Nuland said. "At every opportunity, he expressed his desire to stay in China, reunify with his family, continue his education and work for reform in his country. All our diplomacy was directed at putting him in the best possible position to achieve his objectives."
As Allahpundit says, this is a distinction without a difference. One way or the other Chen was led to believe that his wife's life was in danger, or at the very least was threatened with physical harm. Either way, Chen was clearly upset.
"The embassy kept lobbying me to leave and promised to have people stay with me at the hospital," he said. "But this afternoon, as soon as I checked into the hospital room, I noticed they were all gone."
He said he was "very disappointed" in the U.S. government and felt "a little" that he had been lied to by the embassy.
At the hospital, where he was reunited with his family, he said he learned that his wife had been badly treated after his escape.
"She was tied to a chair by police for two days," he said. "Then they carried thick sticks to our house, threatening to beat her to death. Now they have moved into the house. They eat at our table and use our stuff. Our house is teeming with security — on the roof and in the yard. They installed seven surveillance cameras inside the house and built electric fences around the yard."
At this point it's impossible to determine exactly what has happened, and whether or not the State Department and the Obama administration sold Chen out just to remain in China's good graces. One would like to think the best of this president and assume that he would not betray a heroic dissident in order to keep an evil,authoritarian government happy. One would also have to be hopelessly naive to blindly make such an assumption.
Our Catholic Veep in Action
Oh Joe, Joe, Joe, Joe. God love ya.
But as I was talking to some of your leaders, you share a similar concern here in China. You have no safety net. Your policy has been one which I fully understand — I'm not second-guessing — of one child per family. The result being that you're in a position where one wage earner will be taking care of four retired people. Not sustainable.
That's right. The Vice President of the United States of America, a good old Catholic, was speaking in China and couldn't bring himself to criticize China's one child policy. No, he went so far as to say that he understands the policy. This comes a mere few moments after he had expended some hot air about human rights.
I recognize that many of you in this auditorium see our advocacy of human rights as at best an intrusion, and at worst an assault on your sovereignty. I want to tell you directly that this is not our intention. Yes, for Americans there is a significant moral component to our advocacy. And we observed where we have failed, as well. But it is who our people are.
Global One Child Per Family Policy
Diane Francis, a columnist with the Financial Post, a Canadian newspaper, has a column here calling for a global one child policy.
A planetary law, such as China's one-child policy, is the only way to reverse the disastrous global birthrate currently, which is one million births every four days.
The world's other species, vegetation, resources, oceans, arable land, water supplies and atmosphere are being destroyed and pushed out of existence as a result of humanity's soaring reproduction rate.
Ironically, China, despite its dirty coal plants, is the world's leader in terms of fashioning policy to combat environmental degradation, thanks to its one-child-only edict.
The intelligence behind this is the following:
-If only one child per female was born as of now, the world's population would drop from its current 6.5 billion to 5.5 billion by 2050, according to a study done for scientific academy Vienna Institute of Demography.
-By 2075, there would be 3.43 billion humans on the planet. This would have immediate positive effects on the world's forests, other species, the oceans, atmospheric quality and living standards.
-Doing nothing, by contrast, will result in an unsustainable population of nine billion by 2050.
Although I think this proposal of Ms. Francis is both evil and insane, I do give her props for saying out loud what many environmental hysterics only hint at: Man is the problem. Eliminate as many humans as possible and the environment can by saved to be enjoyed by the anointed few like Ms. Francis.


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A haunting selection of Estonian folk hymns and liturgical melodies filled the air at St. Joseph's Convent Chapel Saturday afternoon, thanks to the Early Music Now presentation of the Estonian vocal ensemble Heinavanker.
The singers, five men and two women, sang their liturgical melodies in Latin, switching to the Estonian language for the folk hymns. The hymns were traced to specific areas or parishes in the Estonian language, which is similar to Finnish. »Read Full Article
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The story is one John Furlong never tires of telling. The day he landed in Edmonton in 1974 to begin his new life, an unassuming immigration officer welcomed him with the words: "Make us better."
Still reeling from the loss of a close cousin to a terrorist bomb and, three weeks later, his beloved father to a heart attack, the young Irishman took the message to heart.
It has stayed with him throughout his long Canadian journey, from teaching in the gyms of Prince George, B.C., to supervising the public playing fields of Nanaimo, to overseeing the tony facilities of Vancouver's private Arbutus Club.
And finally, at the end of it all, the man from Tipperary harnessed his decades-long determination to make himself worthy of Canada's trust and presided over an event that brought this unwieldy, uncertain, often-ungainly country together in a way it hadn't been for years.
Soon after Sidney Crosby's overtime goal sealed hockey gold and brought millions of flag-waving Canadians into the streets, Mr. Furlong declared to the world, as he closed the 2010 Winter Olympics: "I believe we Canadians tonight are stronger, more united, more in love with our country and more connected with each other than ever before."
Whether that legacy lasts, and Mr. Furlong believes fervently that it will, remains a matter for historians. But throughout those 17 extraordinary days in February, albeit with a terrible beginning, it was sheer Canadian bliss. For that, we can thank his perseverance, leadership and, above all, vision.
For making Canadians feel joyful, patriotic and confident that they can not only hold their own but kick butt on the international stage, by bringing the country an outstanding Olympics, John Furlong, president and chief executive officer of the Vancouver Olympic Organizing Committee, is The Globe and Mail's choice as nation builder for 2010.
These would not be Vancouver's Games, or British Columbia's Games, he determined. They would be Canada's Games. And they were.
Some might argue on behalf of Mr. Crosby and his golden goal, but that was a fleeting moment, however glorious. Mr. Furlong's achievement took years to build, one brick at a time.
As he is quick to point out, the 2010 Games would not have been such a success without many other heroic performers, particularly the 25,000 Olympic volunteers in their cheery blue jackets.
But it was Mr. Furlong's vision that fired it.
He developed his bold approach years before the Olympics began, even before he was hired to run the Games, and he never wavered from it. An essay he penned for a Vancouver newspaper in 2003, headlined "What Dreams May Come," reads as if written yesterday.
He saw the Olympics as more than venues, infrastructure and two weeks of sport. It was, above all, a human adventure, in which all Canadians could share and shine. "I believe the 2010 Olympics can change the country," he wrote. "We can stop, for a while, being a nation of regions. ... We can inspire people to do better in their lives, to be more giving, to love their country. ... We can all come out of this a little taller. The Games can be a contribution to nation-building that is unprecedented in Olympic history."
Mr. Furlong distributed copies of his thesis to everyone on the Olympic team. "This is where we're going," he told them. While some mocked his old-fashioned, almost cornball sentiment, his aspirations prevailed.
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Boise, Dec. 5, 2011 - Boise Police
property crimes detectives, with assistance from patrol officers,
have arrested a woman and charged her with vandalism in connection
with dozens of cases of tire slashings in Boise's North
Arrested: Diana Leigh O'Leary, 29,
Charged: Malicious Injury to Property
What Happened:Boise Police first
received reports of tires slashed on some 30 vehicles in the area
of N. 5th and W. Hays Street November 23rd. Officers have been
investigating and searching for a suspect since that time (see
original release below).
Saturday, December 3rd, Boise Police
received a tip from a citizen who reported seeing a woman crouched
near a vehicle in the area of 5th & Hays sometime between 5:00
and 6:00 a.m. That morning, officers began receiving reports of
approx. 25 additional tires slashed in the same area.
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throughout the weekend. By today, Boise Police had identified the
woman as O'Leary, who lives near where the crimes occurred.
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her a short later at her home.
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was alert and followed up with a phone call to police," said Sgt.
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types of crimes can be very unnerving, along with expensive for
victims. We're confident in this arrest and we hope it reassures
neighbors we're working with them to prevent these crimes and to
stop them when they do happen."
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vandalism is unclear.
In all, officers identified 31 victims,
some had found their vehicle's tires slashed on both Nov. 23rd and
Dec. 3rd.
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Boise, Nov. 23 - Officers are asking for
the public's help in identifying whoever went on a vandalism spree
in Boise's North End this morning, slashing the tires on some 30
parked cars. Officers say most of the cars had more than one tire
What Happened: Officers say the
vandalism most likely occurred this morning between 6:00 a.m. and
7:30 a.m. The first report came into police at 7:40 a.m. Damage to
the tires appears to be from a sharp object about 1/4 -inch wide.
Officers have found about 30 vandalized cars parked in alleys, on
the street and in driveways all in the area of W. Hays, W.
Franklin, N. 5th and N. 6th Streets, and in the alleys west from N.
5th to N. 7th Streets between Hays & Franklin.
Officers have talked to numerous
victims, some of whom are visiting Boise for the Thanksgiving
holiday weekend.
Crime Stoppers: At this time,
investigating officers have no suspect information. Anyone who may
know who is responsible for the damage, or anyone who may have seen
something suspicious in the area between 6 and 7:30 this morning is
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