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Martin Lipton Faults ISS's Criticism of Hewlett-Packardby
Hewlett-Packard Co. didn't run afoul of corporate governance rules when it appointed directors who are acquainted with its chief executive officer and board chairman, attorney Martin Lipton said in a memo.
Lipton, a founding partner of Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz in New York who helped draft New York Stock Exchange governance rules, faulted Institutional Shareholder Services Inc., an adviser to investors on corporate governance matters, for its criticism of Hewlett-Packard. The company's directors shouldn't have let CEO Leo Apotheker play a direct role in selecting the directors, ISS said earlier this month.
"Having served as a member of the NYSE committee that created the NYSE's post-Enron corporate governance rules, I have watched with dismay as those rules have been misunderstood, misapplied and polluted by one-size-fits-all 'best practices' invented by proxy advisory services and other governance
ISS counseled clients in a March 2 report to vote against three Hewlett-Packard directors at the company's March 23 shareholder meeting for their role in letting Apotheker help select new board members in January. Apotheker's participation in the appointment of new directors "raises red flags," ISS said in its report.
The concern is that directors who have ties to the CEO may be less inclined to exert independence and hold management accountable, corporate governance experts have said.
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ISS recommended that shareholders vote against three sitting directors -- Lawrence Babbio, Sari Baldauf and G. Kennedy Thompson -- who are up for re-election at the annual meeting, because they shouldn't have permitted Apotheker to play a role in the nomination.
Gary Hewitt, a spokesman for ISS, said in an interview that the organization examines companies on a case-by-case basis and doesn't issue blanket proclamations.
"We're always being asked to take into account a company's individual facts and circumstances. We did in the HP case," he said.
Lipton said in his memo that friends of a CEO can serve as independent directors, and that there is no basis for second-guessing a board's determination that a friend of a company's CEO, or of another director, can act independently.
"Friends can and should be independent directors," Lipton said. "As long as a majority of the board is independent, the other members can be men and women who are not independent and who bring special skills, experience, or other qualities that are important to the board's understanding and monitoring of the corporation's business and risks."
New Board Members
Hewlett-Packard in January replaced four directors with five new board members, several of whom had business ties to Apotheker and Hewlett-Packard Chairman Ray Lane. The directors who joined the board were Shumeet Banerji, CEO of Booz & Co.; Patricia Russo, former CEO of Alcatel-Lucent SA; Dominique Senequier, CEO of AXA Private Equity; Meg Whitman, former CEO of EBay Inc.; and Gary Reiner, former chief information officer of General Electric Co.
"The effective functioning of the board is often impaired, if everyone is a stranger," Lipton said. NYSE rules permit CEOs to attend board committee meetings, make recommendations to a committee or request discussion of matters by the full board, Lipton said.
Clients of proxy advisers "owe a duty not to slavishly follow advice from such services," Lipton said.
"ISS's clients are intelligent investors and do not slavishly follow anyone," Hewitt added in an e-mailed statement.
Mylene Mangalindan, a spokeswoman for Palo Alto, California-based Hewlett-Packard, declined to comment.
Hewlett-Packard fell 79 cents, or 1.9 percent, to $40.14 yesterday in New York Stock Exchange trading. It has declined 4.7 percent this year.


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CONCORD---In the first comprehensive long-range report on the New Hampshire court system since 1990, a committee of key justice system leaders has endorsed a wide range of recommendations to improve delivery of justice services to the public over the next five years, including more efficient case processing and scheduling, increased availability of low cost legal services; electronic filing and "e-noticing" of court hearings; and improved training of judges and court staff.
Chief Justice John T. Broderick Jr. said the 37-page report is "a huge first step in a much larger mission to effect real change and make sure that all of our citizens have meaningful access to justice." The report, "A Vision of Justice: The Future of the New Hampshire Courts" is available on the Judicial Branch website at www.courts.state.nh.us.
The Supreme Court "Committee on Justice System Needs and Priorities," which prepared the report, was chaired by Manchester attorney Bruce W. Felmly, a former president of the New Hampshire Bar Association. The committee, whose members included judges, lawyers, court administrators and staff, was assembled by the Supreme Court 10 months ago to examine the court system and provide guidance for administrative judges and court managers to enhance court operations services in the future.
"The court system is now confronting challenges that are different in magnitude and kind than we have ever seen before and in order to do this there needs to be procedural and operational changes, and, changes in the way the court system interacts with the public,"Felmly said today. Felmly also served as a member of the Supreme Court's 1990 long-range planning task force.
"The world has changed on us since then," he said.
Felmly today urged New Hampshire's business, political and community leaders to recognize "that our state has an excellent system that can be enhanced to meet the challenge of delivering top quality, accessible justice that meets the demands of our changing society, whether that means new technology, advanced training for judges and staff, improved services for self-represented litigants or more efficient case management in complex legal cases."
Broderick said that in early 2005, he expects to announce the formation of a panel of public leaders and citizens who will be charged with taking a comprehensive look at the "Vision of Justice" recommendations, as well the recommendations of a January 2004 report on self-represented litigants in the New Hampshire courts. The new panel will also consider the final recommendations of an ongoing task force study on family law issues.
"Now that this detailed analysis has been completed by those who work so closely within the justice system on a daily basis, I will ask a broad constituency of the public to take this work and suggest how we can further improve access to justice for all citizens, as they see it. This is their court system," Broderick said.
In the report released today, the committee on needs and priorities recognized the importance that the Judicial Branch meet the "service expectations" of all users of the court system. "Only by consistently providing prompt, responsive and excellent service will the public provide the support, funding and confidence necessary for our courts to achieve the vision and promise our report describes," the committee said.
The committee's report focused on enhancing and measuring court performance; public service and responsiveness; court facilities, services and personnel; and technology. Key recommendations included:
· Enhanced legal representation for indigents citizens or those who cannot afford to hire a lawyer
· Adoption of specific case processing time standards
· Expanded training, education and evaluation of judges and court staff
· Improved interpretation services for non-English speaking users
· Improved clarity and uniformity in court forms
· Expanded public communication about the justice system
· Improvement of information exchange for court system users through ongoing deployment of an updated electronic case management system for all courts.
"The extensive work of this committee has created a framework for action and I am grateful to all of the men and women who have devoted time and energy to this effort on behalf of our court system, but more importantly, on behalf of our citizens,." Broderick said.
In a letter to the Supreme Court, Felmly said the committee was "mindful of the constraints" on state resources as it evaluated the needs and priorities of the court system over the next five years. He added that the committee recommendations were presented "in the belief that our State will provide resources for the critical justice system needs of citizens."
The committee report included a recommendation that the court system expand its alternative dispute resolution (ADR) program which provides opportunities for litigants to resolve disputes using mediation, arbitration and other non-judicial services. In connection with that recommendation, the Supreme Court announced today that Sullivan County Superior Court clerk Peter Y. Wolfe, who has been a leader is establishing ADR programs in the court system, has been asked to begin design of a mediation program for small claims cases in the District Court system.

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Robbery suspect still on loose in Missoula
MISSOULA, Mont. - Missoula law enforcement officials continue their search for an armed robbery suspect, on the loose after two robberies Thursday morning at the Motel 6 and Taco Bell on East Broadway.
Police are urged homeowners and businesses on East Broadway to stay put and lock their doors after the armed robberies were reported around 9:30 a.m.
The suspect held up Taco Bell and the Motel 6 on East Broadway, between Madison and Van Buren Streets. The two businesses are directly across the street from each other.
Not long after, the University of Montana alerted students and started a lockdown. Some elementary and high schools locked their doors, and police told people to get inside and stay there.
The first reported robbery came in around 9:20 a.m. for a suspect who went in to the Motel 6 brandishing a handgun. He demanded cash and took off on foot.
Then just 20 minutes later another report of a robbery at Taco Bell just across the street.
That man also had a handgun and left with money. Police responded to the Taco Bell, where they put up police tape and put the area on high alert.
Residents and businesses in the area took extra precautions. Officers in uniform and plain clothes started walking the streets searching for the suspect and warning folks in the area.
Things are much more calm around the area tonight, and seemingly back to normal.
But without a suspect in custody people in this area are still keeping an eye out. While police have checked out possible leads, the suspect is still on the run.
The suspect is described as a man with brown hair, about 5'5" tall. He is reportedly wearing a dark blue hoodie that may have some kind of covering over it, perhaps a towel. He is wearing blue jeans with dark shoes and white socks. Witnesses say he is armed with a semiautomatic handgun he is carrying in his right hand. Click here to read a press release sent out by Missoula Police.
Officers say they are not sure if they are looking for one or more suspects.
Thursday's search prompted officials to temporarily put the University of Montana into lockdown mode, and eight Missoula County Public Schools campuses into lock-in mode. For more information on how schools were affected, click here.


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Shelby — Robert Erwin "Bobby" Burgin, 63, passed away Tuesday, April 30, 2013, at Hospice Cleveland County Wendover Facility. Born in Waynesville, June 24, 1949, he was the son of Jane Kluttz Burgin and the late Robert Lester Burgin Jr. Along with his father, he was preceded in death by his wife of 39 years, Katherine Royster Burgin. Bobby was a member of First Baptist Church. He was the general manager for Royster Transport and Capital Funds, Inc. for more than 35 years.
Bobby is survived by his mother, Jane Kluttz Burgin of Flat Rock; daughter, Quinn Burgin Saleeby, and husband, Wilson, of Hardeeville, South Carolina; sister, Eileen Burgin Walker, and husband, Rudy, and their two children, Aaron and Elizabeth, of Flat Rock;brother, Richard Edward Burgin, of Vila; grandchildren, Mary Katherine Saleeby and Robert Wilson Saleeby, of Hardeeville, South Carolina.
A celebration of life service will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, May 2, in the sanctuary of First Baptist Church in Shelby. The Rev. Tony Tench will be officiating. The family will receive friends immediately following the service in the gymnasium at the church. At other times, the family will be at the home at 901 West Marion St., in Shelby.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to Hospice Cleveland County, 951 Wendover Heights Drive, Shelby, NC 28150 or Kathie Burgin Memorial Schlorship Fund, c/o Shelby High School, 230 East Dixon Blvd, Shelby, NC 28152.
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Economist Fred Carstensen is a professor of finance and economics at the University of Connecticut and executive director of UConn's Center for Economic Analysis.
Harlan Levy: Is the U.S. economy headed for worse than just slow growth this year in the wake of the dismal June job numbers and retail sales?
Fred Carstensen: No. We're continuing the same pattern we've had for some time. In the first quarter we had robust job growth. In the second quarter we still had positive private-sector job growth, but it's anemic, and we're having the continuing pattern of public sector contraction. The International Monetary Fund, the Organization for Economic cooperation and Development, and the Federal Reserve have been lowering their forecasts for economic growth. The general consensus, with which I agree, is that Europe is already in or will go into recession, while the U.S. will continue to have very modest growth. I think 1.5 percent to 2 percent growth is reasonable, and that simply would be entirely covered by productivity growth, so we won't see job creation in the 200,000 to 250,000 range per month, which is what we have to achieve to impact substantially the unemployment rate.
H.L.: The U.S. economy can't fully recover without housing. Can housing get off the bottom this year?
F.C: Housing is showing some very, very modest improvement, but it seems unlikely that it's something that's going to make significant improvement. Housing is driven by the employment situation, so as long as job creation remains weak, it's hard to see the housing market really improving substantially. I think it will take a couple more years until we see it move off the low levels it's currently at.
In part, that's because there's another real estate crash that we're not really dealing with right now - in the commercial area. We're facing a large number of delinquencies in commercial real estate. Commercial loans are typically short-term - five to seven years - so there are a tremendous number of loans taken out in 2007 which now must be refinanced, and a large share of those properties are under water, currently worth less than the outstanding mortgage on the property. So we're going to have a lot of turmoil flowing out of commercial real estate.
H.L.: Can corporate earnings and profit growth be robust with slow global economic conditions?
F.C.: No. I just don't see where corporations are going to have pricing power that would continue to provide them with robust earnings. And I do not expect the stock market to generate any significant gains in the next couple of years. In fact, I think it will flat-line for the next few years.
H.L.: What do you predict will happen to the euro zone and the global economy?
F.C.: I think it's still teetering on the edge of a major collapse. They keep opting for short-term Band-Aids rather than making the kind of systemic changes that they have to make. Now, there has been some very, very halting movement toward a comprehensive solution that they must adopt to sustain the euro in the long run. It's better than 50 percent now that they will end up doing that. I think their commitment to taking those steps is very, very weak. The political leadership in Europe has been very unwilling to put their arms around this problem and do what economists and observers feel must be done.
The upside is that China, the euro zone, the Bank of England, and the Danish Central Bank all took steps to stimulate their economies, and the Federal Reserve has already extended quantitative easing. These are all positive steps to shore up the global economy. American mortgage rates hit a historic low last week, and I expect the low interest-rate environment will continue for at least two years. That will certainly encourage investments, home purchases. It is only tool that monetary authorities have available to help the global economy, and it's particularly important, given the almost universal refusal of governments to provide fiscal stimulus.
The one notable exception, of course, is China, where they are both cutting interest rates and providing stimulus. Here in the U.S. we not only have refused to use fiscal stimulus, which clearly would be appropriate, but we're also facing this really frightening fiscal cliff in January when we will both dramatically cut federal expenditures and see the expiration of the Bush tax cuts. We have to go through raising the federal debt ceiling and the same time, and, given the track record in Washington, it's a real concern that we will mismanage how we will handle this challenge, and if that scenario plays out it would clearly plunge the U.S. back into recession.
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DENHAM SPRINGS - Traffic along Range Avenue has hit a breaking point for many drivers and Thursday night engineers and infrastructure experts unveiled plans that could help solve their problem.
Three solutions, two include adding an exit at Pete's Highway, just east of the Range exit.
"The purpose of it is to improve or alleviate congestion along Range Road in the vicinity of the interchange," said project engineer Scott Hoffeld.
In addition to the exit ramps, another option, called a Diverging Diamond Interchange, would focus on changing the traffic patterns along Range as it passes under the interstate. Vehicles making a left turn onto the interstate would not cross oncoming traffic.
People met to look over the new alternatives at Southside Junior High. The consensus there, was that one of these will help the traffic situation along Range.
Donald Burgess, who lives along Pete's Highway says this project is a long time coming.
"I think it's late," said Burgess. "I truly do. I believe it's late coming this far with it. I can see infrastructure problems all over this parish and this happens to be one of them."
The three options were designed in 2012 and are estimated to cost between $20 and $40 million, depending on which design is chosen.
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Part I: Challenging the Vanguard
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Know the Mission Well
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African-American student, get ready to shock the world. I write to challenge you as a mentor
who respectfully believes in you and sees your tremendous potential to change the world for
Christ. Prayerfully open your heart as I dare to speak for Him.
To help you discover your global potential, my three purposes for this chapter center on
understanding and obeying Jesus Christ's mission assignment called ?The Great Commission.?
First, I define Jesus' mission in light of God's eternal purpose. This might sound complicated,
but I will break it down so you will appreciate its vital importance. Second, I introduce your
potential as His vanguard who recruits, equips, and leads students to fulfill Christ's mission
worldwide. You will hear me use the word ?mobilizing? a lot. I explain the vanguard's role in
rallying other Christians to complete Christ's Great Commission. Third, I explain how only
legitimate discipleship fulfills this mission. Jesus calls you to real discipleship and I begin by
explaining what this really means. If you understand and heed this call, He can empower you to
rise up and lead a spiritual revolution on the international level.
Unlike any other generation, yours enjoys the freedom to extensively mobilize and take its
rightful place of leadership in His great cause. Your background and experiences only increase
your potential to lead. I believe that God prepared you for such a time as this. He gave you
amazing potential to pioneer for Christ worldwide. I am not the first one to see your great
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Before I was born, God gave my father a clear vision of your great value and spiritual
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Abdul Majeed Waris and Kevin-Prince Boateng miss Black Stars first training session in Maceio
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Abdul Majeed Waris and Kevin-Prince Boateng were the absentees at Ghana's first training session in Maceio on Thursday afternoon.
The pair could not partake in the drills at the Estadio Rei Pele as they continue their preparations for Monday's opener against USA in Natal.
They spent the afternoon at the team's Radisson Hotel.
Waris injured his left thigh during last week's final warm-up against South Korea at the Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida.
The Spartak Moscow striker has been told he will need ten days to recover and return to training.
Schalke 04's Boateng also look to have picked up knock in the friendly and has to be observed by medical team.
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Zargon says:June 12, 2014 10:24 pmSource: Titled: England third in World Cup rich list 12 June 2014 Updated 10:37 BBC sports - World Cup 2014 -12th of june 2014
Benito says:June 12, 2014 10:47 pmHe said 4 goals,he didn't say how,I predicted 3:1 for Brazil,am I not more spiritual than this asshole?
Skinny says:June 12, 2014 10:52 pmI wonder why we took KPB I said it before that no doubt he is a good player but who wants to take a player to a tournament of such magnitude and you play one game and need to go to the sick bed for the other. Even with Majeed if he is injured we can drop him and take someone else it is not the individuals that wins anything but team work. We still haven't found our cohesion and players are already not training with the team AA should just watch out.
tbdarko says:June 13, 2014 04:21 amBlack stars arrival video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kriNJtzGj2Y
Houston says:June 13, 2014 01:22 amGood news guys! I watched the match again last night! It was a very close and intense game but Ghana prevailed at the end of 90 mins. We scored first and they drew back. We lead again but they fought back really hard and drew again. But Ghana played some good passes between the 80 - 86 min that lead to our third goal of the day. GHA 3 - 2 USA Pray for the Black Stars!
African Consciousness says:June 13, 2014 12:33 amKPB speedy recovery we need you on the field.
Africanus says:June 13, 2014 12:57 amI cannot believe you are looking to a so called spiritualist for answers.
Akua says:June 13, 2014 01:04 amJoin www.BlackStarHouse.com to discuss this topic and others
yaw, USA says:June 12, 2014 10:58 pm@ Bonito, please re - read the last but one paragraph well. You have to aim before you shoot. Please with all due respect don't just criticize.
Tosh says:June 12, 2014 10:04 pmNo reported stampeds though.
spellBOUND says:June 12, 2014 10:18 pmhaha r u serious??? anyone could have predicted that. if he is all knowing, let him tell us the scores for all the games, their goal scorers, exact time of the goals, and stop shooting in the dark hoping to get lucky... what a FOOL. people like uztaz prey on the ignorant who cannot reason for themselves...spare us the BULL.
SHANGO says:June 12, 2014 07:47 pmEven they play ,still USA will us 3-1.MARK WORDS
SHANGO says:June 12, 2014 08:55 pmThe truth hurts. It is unfortunate that we will lose to USA by 3 goals to 1Dede Ayew to score the only goal. That was revealed to me
Dan says:June 12, 2014 09:04 email@example.com is your source?
benito says:June 12, 2014 09:06 pmSo boateng now decide when he wants to train,right?? Hmmmn...
World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo departs Portugal training session early; Ghana pair also miss training | goalpost360: Nigeria Football / Soccer, Highlights, Scores says:June 12, 2014 09:19 pm[…] other Group G news, Ghana forwards Abdul Majeed Waris and Kevin-Prince Boateng were absent at the Black Stars' first training session in Maceio on Thursday afternoon ahead of their opener Monday against the […]
Rasheed says:June 12, 2014 09:58 pmUztaz the Ghanaian spiritualist predicted 4 goals in the match and it has happened. Neyman has also scored 2 goals. Folks, let us wait and see if his predictions will come to pass
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Hi all,
I just wanted to show you the quilt that I finished yesterday!
I made this quilt for a friend's upcoming wedding, so I wanted something wedding-related but modern (they are in their 20s). I found this pattern and combined the tradition of "something blue" with the look of white wedding cakes.
The pattern is "Delectable Cakes" by the Fresh Cut Quilt Pattern Co. It called for fat quarters or layer cakes, and it was a really easy pattern to sew (it was sewn in strips for fast piecing).
I used Amy Butler fat quarters in the blue/silver colorways of the Daisy Chain line, which were beautiful and modern. I modified the borders a bit, but otherwise followed the pattern (it ended up about 60" x 75"). I quilted in the white areas 1/4 inch away from the seams to echo the wedding cake design. At the end, I threw it in the wash to give it a more "crinkly" antique look.
The borders came out a bit wonky, since I didn't square it up properly, but otherwise I'm really happy with it! I used more Amy Butler fabric on the back and added a few strips of extra fabric to give it some interest.
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Burned and soaked, again so worth it!
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It's only a fifteen minute drive till we are at the Argentina falls entrance. I chat to Isabel for a while. She works in a pharmacy in Berlin, spent 9 weeks in Mexico recently and again, someone else who didn't tell her mum where she was. We had been to similar places in Mexico so conversation was good. Thanks to the Spanish guys, I brought Flip Flops and left my trainers in the mini bus. I also removed the bottom part of my trouser legs, was wearing a long sleeved top for sun protection, but left my hat behind, the Italians would have ribbed me all day!
The Argentina side of the falls is much bigger and is almost like a theme park. For our tour, we were mainly focused on the Sam Martin falls and going above the devils throat for some stunning views.
What I wasn't expecting from the Brazilians, was that every sign we passed by, one of them stood infront of it and took a picture. I felt, Marco should have been more assertive and moved us on more quickly. We were having to hang around everytime these happy snappy Brazilians were taking pictures. Eventually we got to a path way crossing waterfall after waterfall, what we didn't know was that Marco would allow us to get up closer to these falls after we saw San Martin fall and walked back.
The Brazilian side of the falls were good, but here you felt up close and personal to these falls. We were walking over them, around them, under them, through them, getting wet, getting burned, it was a much better experience, and we really didn't need the tour guide.
After a bit of walking we got to San Martin waterfall, an amazing sight! On the way, I chewed the Italians ears off about football. Antonio is a Napoli supporter and was lucky enough to see Maradona play once, they beat someone 8-2. Napoli are having a good year this year, pushing for the title, so we discuss that some, later we would have a lengthy debate about the crooks at FIFA and why Qatar has a World Cup.
Anyway, at the San Martin falls, we all help each other take pictures, and all of us are taken aback by the size of these falls. I wasn't expecting them to be so grand.
We walk back over the smaller falls
Next was a lower trail, this one will involve getting wet. We walk along a lower trail, we pass one bridge that had spray every few seconds. We eventually got to the lower end of one of the falls that we passed over. Calum removed his top, gave me his camera and I grabbed a picture, he got soaked. I gave him my camera and bag, spared everyone's eyesight by keeping my top on and he took a couple of pictures before giving me the thumbs up! I was soaked! Even my undercrackers were wet through! I felt good to begin with, the park was so hot, we're talking 34C today, little cloud cover and it's super super hot. So getting cooled off wasn't all that bad, hopefully I could dry off! The Italians were a bit behind, chatting up the German girls, so I looked after their cash, passports and tshirts while they went in.
So, we were all drenched, well, apart from Isabel who didn't quite go all the way in. Next was lunch, on the way, we passed two beautiful waterfalls. I came up with the idea of having these two waterfalls as safer areas to get wet, ie have changing rooms nearby, but maybe the water is too strong or too heavy?
Lunch was either a choice of a small snack or a 2/3 course meal. We were given 30 minutes and incidently, it was now 230pm Brazil time and the German girls (minus Isabel) had a bus to Rio at 645pm. So, seeing as they were pressed for time, do you think they went for a quick snack? Of course not. Antonio, Pedro, Isabel, Calum and I all had a small snack, mine was fries and a sprite. During lunch, Antonio was so wet that he took his shorts off and sat in his underpants. He didn't appreciate my laughter and pointing the fact he was sat there in his underpants to everyone else. Although, later during lunch, he turned to me and said, OK, now I can concentrate, the lady over there has stopped breast feeding!! We took just over 30 minutes for lunch, the German girls took over an hour. So silly.
Next on the agenda was a train to the platform that walks above the Devils throat. Train was small and cramped. For some reason, Isabel, Calum and I walked very quickly to the photo point above the devils throat, Calum did jokingly say the first 100 get free ice creams, well, I was off!! It was very exciting, the closer you got, the more you could feel the thunder and crashing of the falls.
The closer you got, the more splash you could see. It was very exciting. We finally got to the end, there were guys on step ladders trying to sell photos and all that expensive rubbish. I get to the front, look down, and there is a perfect rainbow! Words just can't describe how great it was to stand there and witness such an awesome sight.
Isabel needed some help taking a few photos and then she climbed a couple of steps on one of the ladders for my tanned shot. She got into a little trouble, but didn't really care. Luckily, it was windy and the wind was blowing the spray away. I was still wet, and didn't really want to get wet again, seeing as the clothes I'm wearing I'll be wearing on an overnight bus to Curitiba and then in Curitiba all day on the 15th! Poor Dave, he'll meet me in Rio, take one smell and walk away!
We stayed for a while, but seeing as it was so hot and I was clearly burning to a crisp, Isabel too, we walked back to the train. Marco had given us an hour, but he really wasn't considering the German girls and their bus. As we walked back across the 1.5 kilometre platform, the German girls and Italians were still walking towards the falls. Who knows why they were walking so slowly, but it's up to them, their bus to catch.
We're back at the train, and already are loaded on. I sit next to some Brazilian guy who talks and talks and talks. Normally, I just nod and agree but some of the things he was saying I didn't agree with and told him so. He said video is better than picture, but I said, the mind is better than both of those. He disagreed saying, something beautiful after a day fades, then continues to fade until you forget it. I completely disagree, I have seen some beautiful things in my time, and some of those memories are just as strong now as they were at the time. He was old, but started to annoy me. We were told, get off at the 2nd stop. So at the first stop, he looked at me and said, 'You didn't understand that tannoy message did you, you don't know whether to get off or not?�, my voice raised, �No, I do know, we were told 2nd stop!�, 'No you don't understand do you?'.......'Yes I do!'....'No you don't!'.........man!! Anyway, like the Koreans, I saw this guy again at the border, for Argentina, the border for Brazil and I'm sure when I woke up during the night on the way to Curitiba, for a stop, he was there smoking. Annoying old man!
The Germans and Italians missed this train back to the entrance. At the entrance, Isabel and I clubbed together for an ice cream and she saw a doctor about her arms. The doctor at the park, popped all the water bubbles and covered her in antibiotic cream? Ah, so now someone looks whiter than me!! At least she felt better and satisfied that she got some advice.
At the entrance, the bus driver was a bit annoyed as he knew the girls were going to miss their bus. And they did. They spent 100 Euro each for the long ride to Rio, but didn't really seem that bothered, I told them Jenny and Iris� crying antics in San Pedro de Atacama and warned them they may lose their cash, unless they put on some waterworks.
We were at the border at 630pm, the idiot driver had lost some form relating to the Brazilians in the mini bus, so we sat there for 30 minutes trying to sort that out. Somehow Pedro helped. I was feeling confident about getting my bus, the key element was jumping into a shower, ultimately cold but a shower nevertheless. So, we pass back through the Brazilian border, the late bus to Rio people get off, then we head back over the border again. I'm confused, apparently we are now going to the 'best duty free place in the world!' Oh man! We get there, I get the Italians to explain to the knob of a driver, I have a 9pm bus, he said, no problem, we leave here at 8pm, No! I shouted! I stink, I must get back for a shower! Eventually we agreed, we would leave in 30 minutes, therefore giving me enough time to shower, pack and say goodbye.
I didn't go in the duty free, I wasn't interested. 30 minutes went by, Isabel and Calum had returned, so I now went off in search of the driver. He said he would wait outside for me, but after ten minutes, he waved at me as he walked into the shop!! I found the Italians, Pedro said he would help find him. So we found the van, no-one there, tried to get a message over the loud speaker no luck, then I saw the s**t, he was with the Brazilian girls, chatting them up and pushing a trolley full of booze. I grabbed him, and dragged him out. He took 5 of us back to the hostel and went back to get the Brazilians eventually, I assume. We stopped off at an ATM where I said goodbye to the cool Italians, big manly hugs and then back at the hostel. I have around 20 minutes to shower, phew!! Showered, packed, paid my bill, got my bus ticket, said goodbye to Calum and Isabel and then off to the international bus terminal.
Sadly, no time for dinner, so it was a packet of crisps again and a 7UP! My patience were getting thin, my debit card wasn't working again, luckily my USA one was, so got some cash out, dumped my bags and sit and breathe out, relax! There I was assuming I'd have hours to kill in the hostel with a late bus, maybe time for a swim in the pool, but no, I had 5 minutes to spare!
Still, an awesome day, with great people!
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Welcome to Politics Bites, where every afternoon at It's A Free Country, we bring you the unmissable quotes from the morning's political conversations on WNYC. Today on the Brian Lehrer Show, David Weigel, who covers politics and policy for Slate magazine, Reihan Salam, columnist for The Daily and blogger for National Review Online, and Karen Tumulty, national political correspondent for The Washington Post, discuss the deal on the debt ceiling and deficit.
So those of you depending on your Medicare checks, military pay checks, Social Security checks—you can breathe a little easier now, at least for the short term. It appears a deal will be reached before the August 2nd debt limit deadline, and large-scale economic disaster has been averted for now. The deal raises the $14.5 trillion debt limit, while promising a trillion in spending cuts with more to come by the years end with either recommendations of a bipartisan committee, or by punishing cuts if the government fails to pass the recommendations.
Reiham Salam said it is important to remember that this is an on-going process.
If the economy continues to be weak, a year, a year and a half from now, its quite possible that many of these cuts will be delayed and so it's very hard to say how this is all going to unfold.
David Weigel wrote an article for Slate, out today, asking how President Obama and Democrats will justify the spending cuts that they allowed be a part of this deal. He said there is more debating to come before the severity of the cuts is really decided.
The big cuts that will come at the end of this year of or the beginning of next year will either consist of automatic fifty-fifty cuts to discretionary and defense spending, or they'll consist of something the commission puts together…. This plan, it front-loads some, but it doesn't get to those big potential cuts until later.
Karen Tumulty said the president's statement that the deal will "result in the lowest level of government spending since Dwight Eisenhower was president" may or may not be true, but certainly makes for a good talking point.
I don't even know if statements like that are meaningful, given how much the economy has grown since then and the adjustments for how much the cost of living have grown.
Weigel said one thing that made it hard to come to an agreement was the unfailing opposition among presidential hopefuls, except for Jon Huntsman, to any sort of compromise.
You're going to see a lot of sound and fury from Tea Party groups and Republicans who have an edge in opposing the deal… The guys who want an advantage want to look more ideological, but most people in the party are going to go for his, because it's the best possible deal they could have gotten.
He believes the rating agencies are also cognizant that this austerity measure is above and beyond what they should have expected, so he's not worried by threats of a credit rating drop.
These sphinx-like pronouncements of the rating agencies have become more and more annoying as the process has gone on.
Tumulty said she is cautiously optimistic that the bill will pass, and if it didn't the pain would be shared.
Pretty much everyone takes a haircut except for a few places.
Salam pointed out that there really aren't that many spending cuts that would take place this fiscal year.
The spending cuts in this fiscal year would amount to about 0.15 percent of GDP… We're lowering from what is already an unusually-high baseline. So to those who are worried about this being distimulative, the truth is these cuts are really strongly back-loaded.
He said a big legislative change coming in 2012 is the expiration of tax cuts, which could raise as much as 2.8 trillion dollars.
That's why I think that it is a much more balanced picture when you look not just discretely at this one negotiation, but rather at the larger landscape and how it's going to change over the next couple years.
Tumulty said it's hard for her in this environment to see Democrats and the president "going to the mat", given how they caved in negotiation over the Bush tax cuts last year.
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In the March 21 article, "There's plenty to do in Cedar City," the editor recalls some of the simpler ways that kids can enjoy themselves when there seems to be nothing to do.
It infuriated me to read, "We caught grasshoppers and other bugs, learned about them, created miniature habitats, and sometimes pulled off their legs."
One of the greatest things an adult or parent can teach a child is compassion and understanding for other living things (Even though an insect does not experience pain in the same manner as a human does, what it really does "feel" is speculative on our part).
To masquerade such an incident as a humorous anecdote instead of treating it with remorse, sends the wrong message, I think.
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Did you know you can make your own version of Kahlúa at home? It takes three weeks for the coffee beans to infuse the vodka and rum mixture, so you'll want to prepare this ahead of time if you plan to use or give it as a gift.
What most don't realize is that the best bartenders are busy mixing up everything from homemade Baileys to fresh grenadine. The techniques they use to make these superior mixers are easily adaptable for the home.
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Homemade KahlúaFrom Scott Baird of 15 Romolo
1 (750 ml) bottle vodka or white rum
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1 1/2 cups sugar
3/4 pound whole coffee beans
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1 tablespoon cocoa nibs, optional
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I'm a big fan of Canon printers having owned a few, but getting bored now.
They do nothing new, look as ugly as ever and Canon just keep introducing new ink cartridges to screw us out of more money.
If you bought 3 different models, they would all use different ink cartridges (I am excluding specialist cartridges) which is a huge waste of money.
Canon is not alone in doing this.
Bought a MG3550 in red for my office because I had used an IP4300 for years giving good service but it did not have photo copy. That machine downloaded no problem on Mac.
A word of WARNING. If you are about to buy a MG3550 for a Mac OSX lion, the instal disc that comes with the 3550 ONLY works on Windows so you have to go on line and instal from a Canon download. The problem is that the new 3550 is not recognised by Mac if over a year old in there drop down printer recognition so you have to go into Mac and instal a driver for 3550 because the canon driver fails to find and load.
This problem took us two days to sort out, in the end we had to ask a friendly computer Wiz to work out how to instal it.
Not very friendly to instal if you have a Mac but it works very once installed well giving clear crisp print and copy but the photo needed playing with to get it sharper.
Would recommend this machine, it looks good and works well once installed.
Stupid printer. Comes without USB cable and the Wifi installation DOES NOT WORK. In MAC or in PC. Waste of money.
Why is the set-up and subsequent usage soooooo difficult?!
I expect there to be ONE button for scanning and not a maze of random buttons, settings, hidden options and time-wasting uselessness.
The set-up itself was so complicated, the printer wasn't recognised by my computer, then a bunch of useless banners/picture shows/gadgets/floating buttons on desktop were installed, but trying to find the option you need takes a Sherlock Holmes to find.
expected so much better from Canon. I'm rather good with computers, but this printer is overly-complicated, I just wanted TWO buttons: print and scan. Instead I got a ton of useless garbage, which angers me to no end.
This machine absolutely drinks the ink up. I have only had the printer for a few weeks and have done hardly any printing but have already put in two new black cartidges and am about to put in the second new colour cartidge, and these are XL cartridges. There is no way I could have printed all of the items mentioned on the test chart above with just one set of ink cartridges. I am very disappointed with this printer, eventhough it was cheap. I would advise people not to waste their money on it.
Recommend do NOT purchase UNLESS you are guaranteed that the machine/s will not be subjected to the so-called U052 error. Please research "dreaded U052 error" and note that Canon has not reimbursed, repaired for free nor do they assist buyers in correcting the issue (as evidenced per 74 page forum on their site). Note also the users calling for class action lawsuit in this regard.
I am using this MG3550 which works perfectly for Windows 8 or imac but it is quicker to response on imac for the print and less problem for reinstalling when driver could get frequnetly glitched. I am using remanufactued PG540XL & CL541XL which saves me 60% of the cost and it cost me only £8 rather than replacing with OEM cartridges.
Mine stopped feeding paper. It's only printed a couple of pages a week and 7 months later I'm returning it. The software bundle isn't a pro either, I hate the bloatware that comes with these, and installing only the drivers seems riddled with errors and the program crashed several times during installation. I bought accidental damage cover from my supplier and took great joy in accidentally kicking this piece of c**p across the room.
Iv'e just read a few of the other reviews. Most of them hit the nail on the head. Expected a lot more from Canon.
Simply shit. DO NOT BUY THIS PRINTER. Had it for a few months, fails to recognise papers every fucking time. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY ON THIS.
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Those of a certain age may remember how daunting it was, as an errant schoolchild, to be given "100 lines", in other words ordered to write exactly the same sentence that number of times.
We never considered it a form of literature, but David Peace seems to; his Red or Dead runs to 714 clunkingly repetitive pages, not one of which should have seen the light of day.
The pity is that Bill Shankly, whose 100th birthday would have been today, is its subject. Although Red or Dead is a labour of sincere love, anyone who ever encountered Shankly will recognise the essential misconceptions in this attempt to capture his voice: Shankly, above all, was a terse and witty man, not a bore who cared or needed to say everything over and over again. And he was certainly not the almost "new" man portrayed in one laughable fantasy involving his wife Nessie.
Given that Shankly's memory deserves better, we should be grateful that while alive he opened his mind to the journalist John Roberts.
The product — Shankly: My Story — has been reissued and anyone who wants to know what the great man was actually like should read it.
They are bound to note how he resembled Sir Alex Ferguson. Shankly, as much as Jock Stein, was Ferguson's model: the original one-eyed monster.
As late as 1980, when Ferguson's Aberdeen were drawn against Liverpool in the European Cup, he went to take in a match at Anfield. In those days visiting managers were not subjected to "administrative errors".
At Liverpool's citadel, where football men were football men and Roy Hodgson would have been warmly received.
At any rate Shankly, by now the former manager at Anfield, approached Ferguson in the visitors' lounge and congratulated him on his work at Pittodrie. An awestruck Ferguson, who told the story in his autobiography Managing My Life, mumbled thanks. "So you're down here," Shankly continued, "to have a look at our great team?" Ferguson and his assistant, Archie Knox, nodded into their teacups.
"Aye," said Shankly, "they all try that."
It was still there, that ability to cock every ear in the company, the silencing eloquence that was his essence. It was Shankly who had made football almost a religion or, to be more precise, turned a football club into a quasi-cathedral, so some may deem him a less than wholly benign force in the development of our popular culture.
Not, on the other hand, those who required strength in the agonised aftermath of Hillsborough. The spirit of Shankly, with its symbolic gates, was evident then.
Many people seem to think that, just as football began with the Premier League, great management had its origins in Ferguson or maybe Bob Paisley. But without Shankly, whose personality, talent and energy created the Liverpool phenomenon, there would have been no horse for the champion jockey Paisley to ride (ably though Paisley had assisted Shankly with its training). Shankly made Liverpool frightening. Under Paisley they became even better and perhaps a little prettier but without the first there could never have been the other two.
It is at least arguable that the makers of a club are the greatest managers of all. I certainly suspect that Ferguson's achievements at Manchester United would have been less but for Sir Matt Busby's bequest of tradition, scale and romance. Hence I would consider Busby the No1 manager in United's history.
By the same token no Arsenal manager — no Bertie Mee, George Graham or even Arsene Wenger — could ever surpass Herbert Chapman and I'm not sure how far it would be stretching a point to cite the status at Spurs of Bill Nicholson.
Shankly certainly made Anfield. And that's the man, not the myth. Even now, he is perfectly capable of speaking for himself.
Absences should not give Roy a headache
Another week, another England injury crisis. This time we are asked to imagine Moldova and Ukraine licking their lips at the prospect of facing Roy Hodgson's team in the absence of Wayne Rooney, Glen Johnson, Phil Jones and maybe even Daniel Sturridge.
The Moldovans will, of course, be confident of slipping the likes of Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard in their pockets for 90 minutes at Wembley, while Ukraine will not be in the slightest concerned about the pace and fine early-season form of Theo Walcott on one side, the class of Leighton Baines or Ashley Cole on the other, the creative ability of Jack Wilshere or the velvet passing of Michael Carrick.
For goodness sake! England had 79 players taking part in Premier League matches over the weekend and that was without the Chelsea contingent or Aston Villa, whose international offerings include a reinvigorated Gabby Agbonlahor and the bright young right-back Matt Lowton. Surely Hodgson can pick a team from what's left after the loss of Rooney and fellow casualties.
Mine would line up like this in 4-2-3-1 formation: Joe Hart; Kyle Walker, Phil Jagielka, Joleon Lescott and Baines; Lampard, Gerrard; Walcott, Wilshere and Ashley Young (against Moldova) or James Milner (away to Ukraine); Danny Welbeck.
The substitutes would include John Ruddy, Ryan Shawcross, Tom Cleverley, Jermain Defoe and Rickie Lambert. If I had a worry about that starting XI, it would concern the error-prone Lescott, but most of his international appearances have been satisfactory.
In other words, I wouldn't really be worried at all.
Except about the renascent form of the Ukrainians, who have become serious contenders for top spot in the group and will feel better equipped than when England drew 1-1 there in the reverse fixture a year ago.
But that would have been the case even without injuries. There's no crisis. England can compete.
Another rich cargo sets sail from Southampton
Congratulations to the Southampton youth developers for doing it again: producing the world's most expensive player.
Gareth Bale takes the title last held by a Briton when the Southampton-reared Alan Shearer moved from Blackburn to Newcastle in 1996. Before that, the record had been set by Herbert Chapman's Arsenal, who paid £10,890 for David Jack in 1928.
How long will Bale wear the mantle? It depends, I guess, on how desperately Manchester United want Cristiano Ronaldo back.
Someone tell the refs that push has come to shove
The handball situation needs to be clarified but far more urgent is the handling of opponents. There were two hideous examples over the weekend. The one in which Laurent Koscielny pushed Roberto Soldado in the back was bad enough but worse was the blatant shoving of Robert Snodgrass by Jose Fonte when the Norwich man was through on goal.
Howard Webb gave neither penalty nor red card and even seemed to find his bizarre reinvention of football amusing.
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Local NBA players conduct basketball camp
Stone, Johnson & Nunnally team up to teach kids hoops
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Julyan Stone and Orlando Johnson are living their dream as they have reached the NBA. James Nunnally just completed summer league for the NBA's Miami Heat. Now these players with Santa Barbara ties are imparting their knowledge to sixty kids at the first-ever Shooting Star Basketball Camp at Bishop Diego High School.
The camp runs through Wednesday and ends with a barbecue. They hope it is the first of many camps to come for Santa Barbara-area kids.
Stone is a graduate of Dos Pueblos High School and after two seasons with the Denver Nuggets, he recently signed a two-year contract with the Toronto Raptors.
Johnson is UCSB's all-time leading scorer and had a successful rookie year with the Indiana Pacers.
Nunnally is 4th on UCSB's all-time scoring list and played for the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League last year.
This Friday night those three along with other professional players will battle the Santa Barbara Breakers at 7 p.m. at San Marcos High School. Tickets are five dollars for adults and children are free.


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Compare Pixon M8800 silver Deals
The Samsung M8800 in striking silver - also known as the "Pixon" - is a touchscreen phone with 3G video calling, a music player and FM radio, accelerated Web browsing, GPS and lots of memory: all in all, a well equipped all-rounder.
Stars of the show are an outstanding 8 megapixel camera and a 3.2-inch display covering most of the face of the phone, with ultra-high (240 x 400 pixels) resolution. The Pixon packs in many of camera-related gadgets: Smile Shot is said to ensure the camera takes a picture when your subject is smiling. There is face detection, autofocus, dual LED flash and Advanced Shake Reduction (though why not just hold the camera steady?). The video camera can record up to 120 fps and will play back in slow motion; a secondary front-facing camera is for video calls.
It plays music in all popular formats and has an FM radio with RDS. There is a healthy 200 Mbytes' internal memory (around 50 MP3 tracks' worth) and a microSD card slot up to 8 GB. An omission is a standard 3.5mm headphone jack, but you could use a Bluetooth wireless headset. The Pixon offers GPS and, for Web browsing, HSDPA technology: an excellent Web platform for mobiles, though there is no Wi-fi: but what a beautiful device.
Battery life is rated up to seven hours' talk time (GSM); four hours' 3G and about 300 hours on standby from a full charge.
- Autofocus
- Built-in handsfree
- Face detection
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I recently purchased an 03 WRX. The car only hits 5lbs of boost. I've tried several driving styles and nothing is changing. (ie. letting the turbo spool before giving more gas and such). I checked all the lines I could see and they are all tight. However, the line off of the compressor housing has no restrictor pill in it, is this my problem?
I'm guessing the car was modified and put back to stock before I bought it. When the turbo spools the gauge goes to .05 then slightly goes back down and sits. The needle sweeps very quickly up and down.
Also, while driving the car home a CEL came on. The car has what I believe is a stock exhaust and some crappy orange intake. I'm hoping the ecu is set to stock right now but I have no idea. Is the intake what set it off? Also, the purge valve is very loud, almost sounds like a BOV... is the intake causing this too or is this a possible boost leak?
I pulled the code and it was something along the lines of "exhaust temperature is too hot".
I'm new to Subarus, and I used the search but failed to find a direct answer to my problem. Please help!


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November (Web-only) 2009
'All Israel Will Be Saved'
God's 'first love' awaits Jesus' second advent.
Me and Orson Welles
A lighthearted but ultimately lightweight look at the theatrical life of one of biggest icons in Hollywood history.
The Road
Cormac McCarthy's tale of love among civilization's ruin receives magnificent screen treatment—and quite a bit of religious imagery.
Fantastic Mr. Fox
In this latest adaptation of a Roald Dahl story, stop-motion proves a natural fit for an iconic director making his animation debut.
Old Dogs
Robin Williams and John Travolta prove they really are past their prime in an inept comedy about two aging bachelors who suddenly find themselves babysitting two 7-year-olds.
The Princess and the Frog
Stunning visuals and a sweet love story cover over some disturbing subject matter.
The Impossibility of Thanksgiving
Why gratefulness is more gift than duty.
GMA Still Alive and Kicking
Bailout enough to keep organization operating annual events. Plus: Skillet goes gold; Keaggy for the holidays; Daughtry gives back; and more.
End of the Road
After 17 years, a dozen albums, and countless shows, Delirious calls it a day—and frontman Martin Smith reflects on his memories.
What Does the Manhattan Declaration Really Mean?
Also: advocacy groups gear up for the Christmas shopping season with politics and compassion.
Red Cliff
A dramatically overwhelmed army holds out against an aggressor ten times their strength in John Woo's magnificent and sprawling 3rd Century period epic.
'Like the Book of Job'
Cormac McCarthy wanted spiritual metaphors portrayed throughout the film adaptation of his book, The Road, says director John Hillcoat.
Modern-Day Mordecai
When he's away from his day job, Charisma editor J. Lee Grady is probably working on a project to empower women and confront abuse.
Leaders Issue 'A Call of Christian Conscience'
Manhattan Declaration charges Christians to stick to their convictions.
Will Abortion Derail Health Care Reform?
The Senate moves closer to a vote on health care reform, groups argue over presidential appointments, and the Family Research Council issues a correction.
The Messenger
This emotionally fraught movie steers clear of melodrama to deliver a poignant portrait of how soldiers deal with the specter of death.
Planet 51
An American astronaut is the alien on another planet similar to ours, but this otherwise routine animated movie has an overreliance on clichés and pop culture references.
The Blind Side
Based on a true story, this is a surprisingly moving and inspirational tale of Christian compassion, self-discovery, and hope.
The Twilight Saga: New Moon
Hunky werewolves and sparkly vampires! It's dog-eat-dog and more as all fangs are bared over Bella—but some want to eat her, others just want her.
A Passion for Life
Christian music star Rebecca St. James gives acting a shot, with her feature film debut in a pro-life movie.
Da' T.R.U.T.H. Steps Down
Confesses "moral indiscretion," takes sabbatical. Plus: Bluetree takes a stand again sexual exploitation; Lennox scores peace prize; new MxPx EP; and more.
Full Circle
On their first album since reuniting earlier this year, Scott Stapp and friends sing of sin, submission, and repentance.
True Confessions
Sara Groves turns in her most self-revelatory album yet, opening up about everything from marital spats to anxiety attacks to the notion of 'confessional living.'
Still Touched
Touched by an Angel producer Martha Williamson reflects on the show's legacy.
Pirate Radio
This based-on-a-true-story comedy about outlaw DJs is crazy for rock 'n' roll—and honest about its consequences.
Christ-Centered Cautions
How do we be good, be disciplined, and be like Jesus?
Fear of Muslims and Fear of Bigotry
As Congress took most of the week off for Veterans Day, groups reacted to the tragedy at Fort Hood and a surprise pro-life victory in the health care debate.
Oh My God
Stylish but shallow film attempts but fails to deal with the age-old question: What is God?
The director of Independence Day and The Day After Tomorrow is back with his most over-the-top, overwrought, and over-long apocalypse. Ever.
Crusading for Women
Christians can lead the charge to elevate the dignity of women. A review of Half the Sky.
Mae Robbed, Tour Continues
Band's van and all its contents stolen from hotel parking lot. Plus: Struggling GMA holds auction; Underwood digs TFK, Casting Crowns; and more.
Christmas Music Wrap-Up 2009
There's a little something for everyone in this year's batch of holiday releases.
Hope Is Not a Sunny Day
Jon Foreman and Switchfoot sing about the muck and mess of real life—and finding hope amid the darkness—on their new album, Hello Hurricane.
Q+A: Carrie Prejean
The former Miss California contestant says that she is 'still standing,' and called a recent video of her 'the worst mistake of my life.'
Rick and Kay Warren's Painful, Gradual Love Story
A word from God. Then another. Then misery. How the Warrens finally fell in love.
Doomsday at the Cineplex
A new blockbuster says the world will end on Dec. 21, 2012. But pastors and scholars say hold the phone, and seek the signs in Scripture instead.
An Invisible Wall
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, a pastor in Berlin assesses Germany's spiritual climate.
After the Wall
Reflections on 20 years of mission in Europe
Germany's 'Cold Religion'
A Berlin-based journalist says that Martin Luther would have driven most of Germany's bishops from their pulpits.
A Grounded Faith
Mexican ministry branches out beyond tree planting to bring healing to souls in a barren land.
A gut-wrenching film highlighted by deft storytelling, stellar performances, and an inspiring model of resiliency in the face of unthinkable realities.
After Election Day, the Vote Everyone Has Been Waiting For
Tuesday brought big news on same-sex unions and the election outcomes of conservative candidates, but all eyes are now on the health-care bill.
The Box
Would you allow a stranger to die if it earned you a million bucks? That's just one of the questions at the heart of this bizarre yet surprisingly compelling film.
Disney's A Christmas Carol
While possibly the most faithful version of Dickens' classic tale, this 3D animated remake is largely lifeless—and too scary for kids. Plus: Movie discussion guide.
Yawning at the Word
It's really hard to listen to God when there are really interesting things to think about.
The Man Behind the Mouse
With Disney's A Christmas Carol opening this week, we're reminded of the man behind the studio, a religious and praying man who oft included biblical themes in his films.
Downhere Sweeps Covenants
Canada's Gospel Music awards show also honors Cindy Morgan, others. Plus: Idol's inspirational dedication; Susan Boyle marketed to CCM; and more.
Aliens Among Us
ABC's 'V' is a probing look at culture and the need for discernment, says the show's executive producer.
ABC's sci-fi series 'V,' which premieres tonight, tackles questions of blind faith, asking, "Would we believe them?"
A Violent, Vicious Cycle
Who will deliver us from despair and death?


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Call for Abstracts
Bering Sea Open Science Meeting
22-23 February 2014
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Abstract submission deadline:
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Organizers of the Bering Sea Open Science Meeting (BSOSM) announce a
call for abstracts and registration. The meeting, held in conjunction
with the 2014 Ocean Science Meeting, will convene 22-23 February 2014 in
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BSOSM welcomes topics that address understanding the impacts of climate
change and dynamic sea ice cover on the eastern Bering Sea ecosystem as
well as related work from other research programs or other subarctic
regions. The key theme for the BSOSM, integration and synthesis, is
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have been central to the Bering Sea Project.
BSOSM will consist of an evening reception and poster session on 22
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Registration is free of charge.
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You're invited to run, and encouraged to wear a costume at this weekend's "Frightening 5K" in Rockland.
The race is sponsored by the Mid-Coast School of Technology. It starts at 8:30 am Saturday, October 26th at 1 Main St in Rockland.
The event benefits the school's SkillsUSA program. For more information you can head to the MCST SkillsUSA Facebook page.
We're told prizes will be given for the best costumes.


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1 Subjects smoking marijuana in an apartment was reported at 6:56 p.m. Feb. 15 at 2434 Springdale Road. Police attempted to contact those living in the apartment, as police could "clearly smell odor of burnt marijuana." Residents were inside but refused to come to the door.
2 A vehicle with a loud exhaust was racing up and down the street and doing doughnuts in traffic at 2:14 a.m. Feb. 16 at 1844 Ruben Drive.
3 A fight between four people was reported at 2:22 a.m. Feb. 16 at 222 Park Place. One man was scraping off his vehicle when three people approached him and shoved him. The suspects got into a vehicle off Barstow Street.
4 A woman called police at 10:42 a.m. Feb. 16 at 228 Joellen Drive to report that her ex-boyfriend damaged her vehicle the previous night. She told police she has texts proving he did it.
5 A man called police at 4:45 p.m. Feb. 16 to report a person taking a picture of his house at 1111 White Rock Ave. When the caller confronted the photographer the man ran off toward Frame Park. Police spoke with the photographer, who said he was taking pictures of specific houses for an architectural class. The photographer was told to speak with homeowners before photographing houses.
6 Police responded to a vehicle at 7:44 p.m. Feb. 16 at 510 S. West Ave. where they saw two people sitting in the car in the corner of the parking lot making out. Both were adults and said contact was consensual.
7 For the second time in four days, police responded to 1007 N. Bel-Ayr Drive at 8:08 p.m. Feb. 16 for valve stems stolen out of two tires on a vehicle at this residence. The caller said he believes a neighbor is responsible for the thefts.
8 A complainant came to the Waukesha Police Department at 2:01 p.m. Feb. 17 to state that a man threw a quesadilla and hit her in the face and then kicked off her passenger side mirror at 405 W. Sunset Drive. The victim said she wants to teach the suspect a lesson but thinks getting him arrested is too much, so she didn't file a complaint.
9 Police were called at 4:51 p.m. Feb. 17 to 2229 Sunkist Ave. for a neighbor problem. The neighbor at 2223 Sunkist was standing at the end of the caller's driveway yelling at her and throwing snow in the driveway. The neighbor at 2223 said he admitted to placing snow in his neighbor's driveway. Police advised him of the "childish behavior."
10 A battery was reported at 7:25 p.m. Feb. 17 at the Hebron House of Hospitality's men's overflow shelter, 1721 Northview Road. The incident reportedly happened on the shuttle bus that takes men to the shelter. The victim has a bloody lip. There were conflicting stories from those police spoke with.
11 A fire in the attic of a garage was reported at 4 a.m. Feb. 18 at a house at 1212 Guthrie Road. The five occupants all evacuated safely. There was a light haze of smoke inside. Fire crews quickly extinguished the fire.
12 Police were called at 9:27 a.m. Feb. 18 for a stolen iPad at Horning Middle School, 2000 Wolf Road. The caller said a student had an iPad taken the previous day. The caller said they found the girl who took it and that the iPad was at her house ; she was being uncooperative with staff, the caller said.
13 Police were called to Summit View Elementary School, 2100 Summit Ave., at 11:50 a.m. Feb. 18 for a 10-year-old boy who was "out of control" and throwing furniture. The student's mother was contacted; she said she is trying to get services for the child.
14 Theft of $111 from a bank bag was reported at 1:50 p.m. Feb. 18 at an apartment, 801 N. East Ave. The apartment door had been left unlocked.
15 An iPhone 5 was reported stolen at 2:23 p.m. Feb. 18 from the Waukesha West High School gymnasium, 3301 Saylesville Road.
16 A female at the Waukesha Public Library, 321 Wisconsin Ave., reported being stalked by a group of females outside at 2:23 p.m. Feb. 18.
17 Burglary was reported at 3:42 p.m. Feb. 18 at Adventure Games + Hobbies/Toys, 248 Maple Ave. The suspect broke the back window of the store.
18 Police were called at 5:13 p.m. Feb. 18 by a man at an apartment at 1710 Elder St. who said he was receiving "threatening texts" from an ex-girlfriend who lives in Milwaukee County. The man said the woman was calling him names. Police provided him options on how to ignore his ex, and he told police that he had not slept in days. Police gave him a list of priorities, the first of which was to get some sleep.
19 Two callers reported that between 8:17 and 8:31 p.m. Feb. 18 a 2013 Ford Fusion and 2011 black Toyota Camry had their windows smashed at 2513 Plaza Court. An Army book bag was also stolen from the Ford.
20 Police were called at 12:20 p.m. Feb. 19 for a report of a man in a silver Honda Civic on Corporate Drive who appeared to be using heroin. He was seen moving around in the back of his car, and when the caller drove past he ducked under the window.
21 A man called police at 2:38 p.m. Feb. 19 to report his office and filing cabinet had been broken into and personal company files were taken at 2738 Northview Road.
22 Police were called to an apartment at 6:39 p.m. Feb. 19 at 2401 Springdale Road for an 8-year-old who tried to stab his aunt with a steak knife. The caller said the boy was upset because he had to take a bath. The caller was not injured.
23 Police were called at 10:40 p.m. Feb. 19 for a noise complaint at 118 W. Dunbar Ave. for a possible underage drinking party going on in the upper unit. The caller confronted them to quiet down but a woman got in her face and said "What ya gonna do, b----?"
24 A woman's vehicle was entered at 4:19 p.m. Feb. 20 at 3217 Fiddlers Creek Drive. The woman, who works at Merrill Hills Manor, said $200 of the $700 in her wallet was taken.
25 Marijuana was reported at an apartment at 7:48 p.m. Feb. 20 at 1227 Lambeth Road. The person in the apartment admitted to having marijuana but said his brother left with it.
26 A man called police to report that his vehicle was egged while at work at 10:16 p.m. Feb. 21 at 1535 E. Moreland Blvd.
27 A caller reported at 12:52 a.m. Feb. 22 that a man took a shopping cart and was slamming it into the rear of the his vehicle at Walmart Supercenter, 2000 S. West Ave.
28 Police responded to a fight at 12:54 a.m. Feb. 22 at Bosco's Social Club, 260 W. Main St.
29 A caller reported at 3:14 a.m. Feb. 22 that people are fighting in an apartment at 242 Hinman Ave. Officers had just left this apartment after taking a burglary complaint where the apartment's doors were kicked in two days in a row. The husband in the apartment was upset and intoxicated. Police heard no arguments or fighting, but the man admitted to yelling because he's mad about the burglary.
30 Police were called at 9:04 a.m. Feb. 22 to a report of a car getting egged the previous night at 220 E. Sunset Drive. The caller said four Waukesha South High School students egged the car after another student refused to give them a ride.


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The benefits of a Masters extend beyond improving your earning potential. They can provide you with personal and professional skills to accelerate your development. They are also an opportunity to differentiate yourself from your peers, many of whom will have similar A-level and undergraduate qualifications.
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