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Chesley CareleModel Female San Diego, California, US
My Website: My Fashion BlogMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/chesleyt
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Fashion spreads for "Fashion Quarterly" - UCSD Fashion Magazine. I am also the Fashion Director for the Magazine - I designed/created all the photo shoots and directed them all along with the photographer.
Fitness Editorial for "Reinventing Beauty" Magazine, sold in all CVS Pharmacies! March 2009
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By Paul Greensitt
When choosing the perfect destination to learn English, a number of factors play a part in the decision making process. Will I have a lot of access to the language outside of the classroom? Are there many interesting cultural differences? Is the climate pleasant? And, perhaps the most important consideration, am I going to have fun? There is a destination which provides an emphatic 'yes' in response to all of these questions - Malta.
As a former British colony and therefore a bilingual island group, Malta offers English learners unlimited opportunities to practise their language skills outside of the classroom. This fact, coupled with Malta's extremely pleasant Mediterranean climate - summers see temperatures consistently in the 30s and winters are extremely mild - provide the perfect complement to a language course on the island. How you enjoy Malta's climate is, of course, up to you! The sun-seekers will not be disappointed by the island's array of beaches which cater for all requirements; whether you're looking for a large beach with the cafés and restaurants which are to be expected from a tourist resort or you'd rather spend your time in a more secluded bay away from the tourist trail.
If you'd rather spend your free time exploring the history and architecture of your new surroundings then Malta will not disappoint. Take a stroll through the historic capital of Valletta and marvel at the numerous historical sites the city boasts or head to one of the several ancient archaeological sites on the island for a glimpse into Malta's pre-history.
Further opportunities to mix with the locals and practise your English skills with native speakers are provided by the markets held in several of the villages. These village markets are as much an excuse for locals to catch up with each other as they are for shopping and are not to be missed if you're keen on putting your newly acquired conversation skills into practice, or simply if you're keen on a bargain!
The Maltese authorities carefully regulate the standard of English teaching on the island so you can be confident that your language course will be more than adequate. In addition to this Maltalingua English Language School, overlooking the vibrant St. Julian's Bay, only employs teachers who have a recognised qualification to teach English as a foreign language, meaning that you can be assured of quality language training. The school itself boasts modern facilities and air-conditioned classrooms allowing you to get the most possible from your course. If this sounds like it may be the language learning holiday for you, then why not enter Maltalingua's competition to win a free English course? Details can be found on the school's website.


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A Las Vegas woman who was severely beaten by a man she met through Match.com is suing the online dating site for $10 million two years and multiple surgeries after the attack that left her hospitalized for months.
Beckman filed suit in Clark County, Nevada, accusing Match.com of negligence, negligent misrepresentation, deceptive trade, failure to warn and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
The site, she said, failed to warn her about the dangers of meeting "an individual whose intentions are not to find a mate, but to find victims to kill or rape."
The real estate agent said she joined Match.com about a month before her first in-person meeting with Ridley on Sept. 26, 2010. They dated for 10 days, but she called it off. That's when Ridley started sending her threatening and harassing messages.
On Jan. 21, 2011, Ridley attacked Beckman in her garage, and left her for dead, she says, when she stopped making a "gurgling noise."


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Justus League
The Justus League was a rap collective from North Carolina, that included L.E.G.A.C.Y., The Away Team, Darien Brockington, Little Brother, Edgar Allen Floe, Median, Chaundon, Cesar Comanche, and Joe Scudda.[1][2][3][4][5]
Cesar Comanche and 9th Wonder first met in 1996 and founded the collective eighteen months later.[6]
Little Brother's former road manager, Big Dho, founded the Hall of Justus music group in 2003, which provides an outlet for the artists in the collective.[1][7][8] Releases by the collective have been released under the Hall of Justus name, including the Soldiers of Fortune compilation in 2006.[1]
The group signed to a four-album deal on 6 Hole Records, owned by Desi Relaford (of the Kansas City Royals) in 2004.[7]
The collective seems to have splintered, as internal conflicts have led to the breakup of groups (for example, Little Brother) and general dissent within the Justus League. Also individual members have stated that the time of this collective has passed and that they have moved on, according to Chaundon in an online interview.[citation needed] Several members are still with 'Hall Of Justus, however the rest of the crew seems to have left and are pursuing separate musical endeavors.
Brooklyn rapper Skyzoo contributed to three tracks on the Hall of Justus album Soldiers of Fortune.[9]
Albums by Justus League[edit]
- National Mayhem (2005) 6 Hole (3CD Box set)
- Soldiers of Fortune (2006) ABB
- ^ a b c Cordor, Cyril "Hall of Justus Biography", Allmusic, Macrovision Corporation
- ^ Jones, Todd E. (2003) "L.E.G.A.C.Y. (from The Justus League) - "The Start Of A Hip-Hop Legacy"", Hip Hop Elements
- ^ Tardio, Andres (2006) "The Justus League Readies New LP", HipHopDX
- ^ Varine, Patrick (2008) "Album review: 'The Streetwise LP,' by Edgar Allen Floe", Wellsville Daily Reporter
- ^ "Cesar Comanche - Squirrel & The Aces review", Jive magazine
- ^ Cohen, Finn (2003) "Don't sweat the technique: Missie Ann's little brother strikes gold", Independent Weekly, 17 September 2003
- ^ a b "Justus League 4 New Albums", HipHopDX
- ^ Rodriguez, Kenny "Little Brother - Bamboozled" (interview), Nobodysmiling.com
- ^ Ivey, Michael (2006) "Skyzoo - Brooklyn Water", Nobodysmiling
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text: LADSON, S.C. and MONTREAL, May 9, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Force Protection Industries, Inc., a FORCE PROTECTION, INC. (Nasdaq: FRPT) group company, and CAE (TSX: CAE, NYSE: CAE) today announced the companies have entered into a teaming agreement to compete for the Canadian Forces Tactical Armoured Patrol Vehicle (TAPV) project. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110321/CL67729LOGO ) (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110509/CL98016LOGO ) Force Protection Industries, Inc. previously announced that it has been selected by the Canadian Government as one of the competitor companies qualified to provide up to 600 wheeled combat vehicles and related long term support services. The Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) expects to award a contract to the final selected bidder by early 2012. Randy Hutcherson, Chief Operating Officer of Force Protection, said, "We are pleased to partner with CAE, a global leader and one of Canada's most respected companies, to provide what we believe is the optimal solution for the TAPV project. Force Protection and CAE are committed to offering the Canadian Forces the safest and most reliable vehicle and to provide Industrial and Regional Benefits (IRB) that will contribute to the continuing viability of Canadian companies' capability and improve their competitiveness in both the domestic and international markets while continuing to strongly invest in the Canadian industry. We are looking forward to working with CAE as they have a wide range of capabilities and in-service support experience that will help us shape a winning technical, support, and industrial and regional benefit solution for the Canadian government." Force Protection is offering the Canadian Forces variants of the Cougar wheeled combat vehicles to meet TAPV requirements. As the main Canadian partner, CAE would have overall responsibility for the comprehensive in-service support (ISS) solution, including: vehicle operator and mission training systems; engineering information environment; fleet management services; systems engineering support; and, lifecycle and integrated logistics support services. CAE would also be responsible for assembling a pan-Canadian team of companies to develop and support any country-specific requirements for Canada's replacement fleet of tactical armoured patrol vehicles. "We look forward to partnering with Force Protection to develop a comprehensive in-service support solution for Canada's TAPV program," said Martin Gagne, CAE's Group President, Military Products, Training and Services. "We have a wealth of experience in comprehensive in-service support solutions, as we have demonstrated over many years for Canadian Forces air, land, and sea platforms. This partnership with Force Protection will produce a turnkey solution that is flexible, high-performing, cost-effective, and most importantly, supports our Canadian Forces in performing their missions safely." About Force Protection, Inc. Force Protection, Inc. is a leading designer, developer and manufacturer of survivability solutions, including blast- and ballistic-protected wheeled vehicles currently deployed by the U.S. military and its allies to support armed forces and security personnel in conflict zones. The Company's specialty vehicles, including the Buffalo, Cougar, Ocelot and related variants, are designed specifically for reconnaissance and urban operations and to protect their occupants from landmines, hostile fire, and improvised explosive devices (commonly referred to as roadside bombs). Complementing these efforts, the Company is designing, developing and marketing the JAMMA, a new vehicle platform that provides increased modularity, transportability, speed and mobility. The Company also develops, manufactures, tests, delivers and supports products and services aimed at further enhancing the survivability of users against additional threats. In addition, the Company provides long-term life cycle support services of its vehicles that involve development of technical data packages, supply of spares, field and depot maintenance activities, assignment of skilled field service representatives, and advanced driver and maintenance training programs. For more information on Force Protection and its products and services, visit www.forceprotection.net. About CAE CAE is a world leader in providing simulation and modelling technologies for the civil aviation industry and defence forces around the globe. With annual revenues exceeding C$1.5 billion, CAE employs more than 7,500 people at more than 100 sites and training locations in more than 20 countries. We have the largest installed base of civil and military full-flight simulators and training devices. Through our global network of 32 civil aviation, military and helicopter training centres, we train more than 80,000 crewmembers yearly. We offer comprehensive in-service support solutions to the air, land and sea domains, modelling and simulation software to various market segments and, through CAE's professional services division, we assist clients in applying simulation to analysis, training and operations. www.cae.com Force Protection Contacts: Tommy Pruitt, Senior Director, Communications, (843) 574-3866, email@example.com Investor relations: Wes Harris, Director, Investor Relations, (843) 574-3892, firstname.lastname@example.com CAE Contacts: Nathalie Bourque, Vice President, Public Affairs and Global Communications, (514) 734-5788, firstname.lastname@example.com Trade media: Chris Stellwag, Director, Marketing Communications – Military, (813) 887-1242, firstname.lastname@example.com Investor relations: Andrew Arnovitz, Vice President, Investor Relations and Strategy, (514) 734-5760, email@example.com Force Protection, Inc. Safe Harbor Statement This press release contains forward looking statements that are not historical facts, including statements about our beliefs and expectations. These statements are based on beliefs and assumptions of Force Protection's management, and on information currently available to management. These forward looking statements include, among other things: the growth, demand and interest for Force Protection's services and vehicles; the ability to meet current and future requirements; and, the Company's execution of its business strategy and strategic transformation, including its opportunities to grow the business. Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date they are made, and the Company undertakes no obligation to update any of them publicly in light of new information or future events. A number of important factors could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in any forward-looking statements. Examples of these factors include, but are not limited to, the ability to effectively manage the risks in the Company's business; the ability to win future awards and finalize contracts; the ability to develop new technologies and products and the acceptance of these technologies and products; and the other risk factors and cautionary statements listed in the Company's periodic reports filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including the risks set forth in the Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2010. SOURCE Force Protection, Inc.


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Mildred Baena Finally Speaks Out About Her Affair With Arnold Schwarzenegger
Mildred Baena finally speaks. After news surfaced that Arnold Schwarzenegger fathered her child while married to estranged wife Maria Shriver, Baena took her 13-year-old son, Joseph away from the media scrutiny. Now, Us Magazine reports that Baena gave an exclusive interview to the UK's HELLO! Magazine.
Posing with her son for the British mag, Baena explained that she told Joseph who his real father was roughly a year ago. The boy's response? "Cool!" He's looking forward to getting to know his biological father better, according to HELLO. Baena wasn't really sure exactly who Joseph's real dad was until he grew up. Only then could she see the resemblance between the boy and Schwarzenegger. This is like a friggin' telenovela. The former California governor never let on that he suspected anything about the boy's paternity.
Read more on Mildred Baena's first interview after the jump.
And what was Shriver doing this whole time? She caught on eventually, but it's not clear when the former NBC News correspondent began to get suspicious. Baena said, "She would say things like, 'I'm here if you need to talk.' I sensed something was up. I have so much love and respect for Maria." Shriver did finally end up confronting the Guatemala native about Joesph and everything went to sh**. "She was so strong," Baena said. "She cried with me and told me to get off my knees. We held each other and I told her it wasn't Arnie's fault, that it takes two."
This is whack. First Baena sells her story to the highest bidder, then she's trying to convince us that Maria Shriver called for a joining of the sisterhood to deal with the fact that the help slept with her husband?
Alas, Baena hopes for a happy ending after the hot mess she created for the Schwarzenegger family. "He's a good man and I know he's suffering too. He loves Maria. I hope with time they work things out."


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Mimosa Lodge, Cowes
Upscale B&B by sea in Cowes
- Free cooked-to-order breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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Mimosa Lodge, Cowes
Hotel Info: 866-266-9798from $117 CAD
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This Guest House is well positioned for a quiet relaxing night it's not the cheapest but has a well positioned bedroom that was clean and nicely furnished. The breakfast was good and nicely cooked, thank you for a pleasant stay and would recommend a return visit
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Very welcoming, I was offered to be picked up from the ferry as I was travelling on foot, which I gladly agreed to.
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We had a very lovely stay in a beautiful top floor room. The venue was quiet and clean and beautifully done. I travel a lot and was very at home in this B and B. It was a walk to town about ten minutes with lots to do. I recommend this place.
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I wish I wasn't on business.
Superb hotel. The landlady was most helpful, the room was beautiful, the en suite was huge, spotlessly clean, very comfortable. Just a little way out of Cowes centre - 2 mins in the car, 20 minute walk. I hope to return with my girlfriend sometime soon.
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The Top 75: Regan Campbell Ward • McCann
"This year, flat is the new growth," says managing partner Maureen Regan. "We're still growing this year, we have a lot of new business opportunities which I'm surprised at, and there's been a lot of churning in the business."
Regan commented that in the current economic climate, she would be very pleased if RCW were to remain flat after growing 25% last year.
"I think we are doing better than most; I think we are very fortunate," she says. "For 2009, our target is to remain the same size."
In 2009, RCW formed a new division, a consulting group, Thinking Cap, designed to work across brands and to provide senior level strategic support, says Brendan Ward, creative partner.
RCW recently picked up Ixempra from Bristol-Myers Squibb, Lacrisert from Aton Pharma and Pitavastatin from Kowa Pharma.
"We got a number of new assignments from Novartis: some pre-launch products, Ilaris and an oral calcitonin," says Rich Campbell, strategic partner.
As part of the Johnson & Johson consolidation with Interpublic Group, RCW started to work on the direct-to-patient business for Tibotec's HIV franchise.
Ward says that the company's goal in working with its clients is to come up with ideas that can go everywhere and anywhere, whether it's traditional media or new media. More than 50% of RCW's assignments are global. "We view global as a tremendous growth engine for this agency," says Regan.
Even though the company is not growing at the same rate as it did last year, it is hiring. "We've gotten lots of references from people who work at the company who know people, talented people, who are out of work right now because of massive layoffs," says Matt West, chief talent officer. West noted that even if they can't necessarily hire all these people, they're getting the opportunity to interview them and when it comes time to hire, they can get the pick of the litter.
West says that training is a huge part of RCW's future goals for its people.
"We have a formal mentorship program that we started where we pair employees with mentors and that's been working out very well." In addition, West says that the company has also taken advantage of an e-learning program through McCann.
Ward commented that right now current clients include a number of brands that are actually quite small because the company has a lot of pre-launch assignments. A big area of growth for RCW, according to Ward, is going to be carrying those brands to launch. "It's something that we are doing quite extensively with Novartis in working on some of their pre-launch brands and then taking them to launch both in the US as well as globally. We are also starting to do that with other clients."
Ward said that continuing issues with the clients' pipelines remain an ongoing challenge. "If our clients' pipelines catch a cold, we catch pneumonia as an industry." Ward added that the difficult economic times have a tendency to make people more conservative in terms of how much they are spending on advertising promotion.
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Gaucho Gourmet is a dishonest business run by a very dishonest family. I posted a review on Yelp talking about my experience with these Argentinians liars. As soon as I posted the review on Yelp I received a threatening message from Sylvia Cioricari. These are the typical scoundrels that rip people off and play the victim once they get busted. They think everyone else is stupid enough to fall for their con game. They messed with the wrong person and when they noticed that I was not going to take their crap they decided to double their wager, hoping that I was going to stand up. It was the wrong prediction, this was not the case.
Avoid doing business with Gaucho Gourmet because they are a bunch of scumbags.
Beware of Cuqui Ciorciari
Beware of Luciano Ciorciari and his dishnonest way to deal with vendor and suppliers
Beware of Sylvia Ciorciari and her threats
and beware of Juan Manuel Ciorciari (and his conspiracy/plot stories. Get him some antipsychotic drugs, please).
They run a very dishonest business. There are many other similar businesses in San Antonio such as "Las Americas" (which is awesome) or *** "Ali Baba International".
*** Ali Baba International is not the most honest you will find either but he is a angel when compared to the Gaucho Gourmet and the Ciorciari clan.
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"Politics is a dirty game and we played it rough and dirty,'' says John Ireland in All the King's Men. No wonder it goes so well with movies.
Almost every film is political in some way. Italian filmmakers under Mussolini made lots of musicals to keep the masses happy. Those were political musicals, in one sense, but we need to be more specific to get a useful list of the greatest political films.sinatra
My top 10 does not include John Ford's 1940 masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath. The film has a clear political agenda, to do with the rights of the dispossessed rural poor, but it's a political film about poverty, not a film about politics.
Bertolucci's 1900 (1976) is also difficult to classify - undeniably great and political to its bootstraps but not quite what I am looking for. I have concentrated on films about politics, by which I mean the films that tell us something about the political process, the pursuit, management and losing of power, the ''dirty game''.
In recent times, there have been lots of biopics. Tony Blair has been a subject of three films already, the first while he was still in office (The Deal, 2003, directed by Stephen Frears). Michael Sheen has become his personal actor, playing him again in The Special Relationship (2010, Richard Loncraine) and The Queen (2006, Frears again).
This is new. Prime ministers and presidents have rarely had to endure feature films delving into their lives while still in office. Movies about politicians were once generally respectful, at least those about real people. American studios made films about heroic presidents such as Abraham Lincoln or Woodrow Wilson. That has changed since the 1960s, when disillusionment turned into anger.
In The Queen, Helen Mirren played the British monarch in a state of siege after Diana's death. This was the private depiction of a reigning queen, not someone who died a century or two earlier. ''Something has happened. There's been a change. Some shift in values. When you no longer understand your people, mummy, maybe it is time to hand it over to the next generation,'' her majesty says to the Queen Mother (Sylvia Syms) in the garden at Balmoral. ''Oh, don't be ridiculous,'' the Queen Mother reassures her.
The younger queen was talking about the loss of British stoicism, by which she was taught never to show her feelings. The British public demanded that display of emotion, and as a media event. Modern audiences no longer believe their leaders are untouchable; we require their tears.
We are soon to see Meryl Streep playing Margaret Thatcher but she's not the first one. Lindsay Duncan played her in 2009 in Margaret, a brilliant TV movie.
Streep gives an extraordinary performance. It's a strong and dramatic film, far from the ''left-wing fantasy'' her children forecast but it is also unlikely to satisfy anyone who hated Thatcher's reign. It can't but evoke sympathy, given the reduced state in which she is portrayed.
Disgruntled Tories who haven't seen Streep's version are up in arms but the trend of portraying living politicians, even those still in office, is here to stay. Our own Prime Minister had to endure an ABC comedy this year depicting her and her partner in bed in The Lodge. Very little is sacred and sometimes that's a good thing. Movies have never been only about entertainment; beware the politician who wishes they were. You could soon be enjoying a Mussolini musical.
And film is not always an instrument of the left in modern Hollywood, as many Republicans claim. One of the first great political movies was The Birth of a Nation (1915), in which D.W. Griffith unleashed a parade of hate against American blacks. The film became a recruiting tool for the resurgent Ku Klux Klan. In the 1920s and '30s, film was the preferred propaganda weapon of the Soviets and the Nazis.
That is why Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will (1935) makes my top 10. The film is despicable but compelling. It had a huge influence on other filmmakers of all stripes and (I suspect) on politicians. Riefenstahl dramatised the aesthetic of the Nuremberg rallies in a way that helps us understand why the Germans loved Hitler.
One person who recognised its horrible power was Charles Chaplin. In The Great Dictator (1940), he started the trend of attacking someone real who was still in power. This was Chaplin's first sound film. His version of Hitler's Nuremberg speech, in which the microphone bends in retreat from the torrent of fake German spewing from Chaplin's mouth, is a brilliant rebuttal. Chaplin later said he would not have made the film if he had known the true horror of Nazi crimes but that is part of why the film endures.
The war changed everything, including movies. By 1949, with the rise of film noir and before the full force of the Cold War, American audiences were prepared to embrace in All the King's Men the portrayal of an American politician so ruthless that his assassination was acceptable. The story of Willie Stark (Broderick Crawford) is based on the career of Huey Long, governor of Louisiana in the 1920s and '30s.
John Ireland plays reporter Jack Burden, who loses his moral compass as hick lawyer Stark becomes the ultimate machine politician. The film is based on the 1946 novel by Robert Penn Warren and is the template for much that came after. ''Good comes out of bad, 'cause you can't make it out of anything else,'' Stark says.
Stark takes a bullet in the end and he deserves it. From a country in which political assassination was already a reality, that's an amazing ending but, then, audiences love stories about assassination. They constitute a bulging sub-genre of the political film, although a lot of them are procedural rather than political. I like Clint Eastwood's In the Line of Fire (1993) but its political points are muted behind a cat-and-mouse story. Costa-Gavras's Z (1969), a forensic deconstruction of a political murder, is a much more dangerous film. Oliver Stone has devoted his career to political movies, with varying degrees of success and accuracy.
The assassination of John Kennedy had a profound impact on cinema. The Manchurian Candidate (1962), John Frankenheimer's trenchant attack on McCarthyism, disappeared from public view soon after. Frank Sinatra starred as a Korean war veteran who had been brainwashed as part of a plot to kill the president. Sinatra had used Kennedy's help to get the film made; in a flood of recriminations after Dallas, Sinatra as co-producer withdrew the film, keeping it hidden for 25 years. It was highly influential despite that because it was the first of many political thrillers unleashed by the end of McCarthyism and the Hollywood blacklist. The film announced that the witch was dead and the witch-hunts were over.
By strange coincidence, Stanley Kubrick's own demolition of Cold War lunacy, Dr Strangelove, was due for its first test screening on the day Kennedy was assassinated. Strangelove was much more popular than The Manchurian Candidate and it remains so, partly because it's still hilarious.
That era has been the subject of some great films. George Clooney's Good Night, and Good Luck (2005) was an astonishing re-creation of the politics of fear under McCarthyism. As broadcaster Ed R. Murrow (David Strathairn) says in a smoke-filled meeting at CBS News: ''We're gonna go with the story because the terror is right here in this room.''
Thirteen Days (2000, Roger Donaldson) is the only film on my list directed by an Australian, albeit one who trained in New Zealand. Most of our best home-grown political stuff has been in television series, such as The Dismissal. Working in the US, Donaldson made a superbly engrossing film about the 1962 Cuban missile crisis and how decisions are made under pressure. It's like a deadly serious inversion of Strangelove: if they get it wrong, the bomb goes off.
Advise & Consent, made in 1962 by Otto Preminger, is perhaps the best film I know about politics on the floor of an elected chamber, as Walter Pidgeon and Charles Laughton do battle in the US Senate over the appointment of a new secretary of state, played by Henry Fonda. I love Frank Capra's Mr Smith Goes to Washington, too, but Preminger's film is about the numbers and how to get them. It should be required viewing for anyone contemplating the yoke of office. It's an anti-commie movie with brains.
I watch my top two every year. Primary Colors (1998, Mike Nichols) is about the idealism and corruption of a modern political campaign, in the front and back rooms. Everyone knows it's about Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign; few realise its debt to The War Room, an extraordinary documentary about that campaign by Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker.
All the President's Men (1976, Alan J. Pakula) has become the most influential political movie from the 1970s, both for its content and its cool, economic style. Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman play Woodward and Bernstein as they uncover Watergate. We almost never see the bad guys onscreen but the film is an utterly chilling depiction of secret, malevolent power, both elected and unelected.
A lot of younger American directors have studied it, trying to recapture its sense of seriousness and oblique drama, but great political films follow great political events. Richard Nixon said we would miss having him to kick around but he was wrong. We're still kicking him around, trying to work out what happened in that intensely violent decade from 1965 to '75.
The Iron Lady opens on Boxing Day.
Top 10
1. All the President's Men (1976)
2. Primary Colors (1998) (pictured)
3. Good Night, and Good Luck (2005)
4. All the King's Men (1949)
5. Dr Strangelove (1964)
6. Advise & Consent (1962)
7. The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
8. Thirteen Days (2000)
9. Triumph of the Will (1935)
10. The Great Dictator (1940)
(Honourable mentions: The War Room, Z, The Queen, Mr Smith Goes to Washington.)
Insiders' top five political movies
1. Amazing Grace (2006)
2. Wag the Dog (1997)
3. Primary Colors (1998)
4. Swing Vote (2008)
5. Amistad (1997)
1. Citizen Kane (1941)
2. Robin Hood (2010)
3. The Lorax (1972)
4. Avatar (2009)
5. GasLand (2010)
1. Dr Strangelove (1964)
2. Battle of Algiers (1966)
3. Charlie Wilson's War (2007)
4. The Conversation (1974)
5. The Lives of Others (2006)


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This is my 9th great grandmother. She was NOT Jeanne Parent (Badeau). She was Jeanne BADEAU only. I just wanted to point that out since I got a message saying her profile was changed. I just wanted the curator to know this as this is false information. I was trying to upload their memorial (Pierre Parent and Jeanne Beadeau) which clearly shows she did NOT change her last name to a married name, but it's taking 50,000 years to upload.
Jim Meissner and Private User, you and I share ancestors. Time and time again, I notice that within the French and French-Canadian ancestors, y'all change the female surnames to a "Married" name. French-Canadian women and French women did not take on a Married name...it wasn't customary at the time. This particular person I noticed was changed again since a year ago when I was a curator and I changed it back.
I don't understand why you guys keep changing French women to married surnames. Within the Wiki on Naming Conventions it clearly states:
The concept of a "maiden name" (that is, family names of women prior to marriage) is culturally and historically specific and not universal. Most curators agree that the maiden name field (available for men as well as women, but "hidden" for men--one needs to switch a profile's gender to female to reveal it) should be used for birth names or original names. In most historical profiles, especially in those prior to the 1600s, the Last Name should be the same as Maiden Name. Please do not put married (i.e., husbands') names under Last Name field for women in pre-1700 Europe. Currently, the use of Last Name as married name for women is quite controversial and is used primarily for more recent (e.g., Colonial American) profiles but should only be used in periods and locations that such things existed. Please remember not to force your own cultural conventions on the past or on other cultures.
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I understand what you say about historical naming conventions. You are correct historically. And I am not a sexist. To me, genealogy research is about finding connections and tying up all the relationships correctly (rather than using the correct historical conventions). Using a Fr-Canadian woman's married name in the "married name" slot helps to keep the relationships stay more correct. The biggest problem I find with geni.com is a woman incorrectly connected to the wrong husbands or a child given two sets of parents. I find this happens more when you don't use the "married name" of women. Of course you are absolutely right about historical conventions. I have no intention of forcing my own cultural conventions on others -- my only intention is to make family lineages and connections as accurate as possible. My motto is "due no harm" -- and when I use the married name of Fr-Canadian women -- I always use their correct maiden name if known -- so no information is lost -- and everybody understands who that woman was married to as well as the maiden name.
Unfortunately, they had no MAIDEN name, because they never took on a MARRIED name, Marian. They had their surname/family name and that was it.
I haven't seen too many incorrect merges in the last YEAR. I relinquished my own curator rights because people like you would change work I did to try and make it as correct as possible. That was the point in appointing curators. I felt my work was not needed, liked and abused, so I stopped. But, I never left Geni. I did however give myself a break, but I figured with all the GOOD merges I haven't seen the need to input married names when the person never had one to begin with...that's incorrect, and only dirties up the tree even more.
Yes, Bjorn. I mean, a lot of the married women had "dit" names which were AKAs.
Even to this day, many French and French-Canadian women do NOT take on a husband's surname...it's only more recently that they do, just like the naming conventions wiki states.
To add a married name in the French-Canadian and French-connected trees to historic or period profiles, messes it up by adding unnecessary and false information for researchers. Keep it as legit as possible. Even if you are not doing it for your own cultural practices, Marian, you're doing it because you fear of a bad merge...bad merges happen even on married name profiles, so just let it be. You have a Pro account, don't worry too much about it, you can still remove relationships, edit, and merge back to the correct branch.


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New Delhi, Oct 1: They can barely speak Hindi, but students who have been displaced by the Narmada Dam have learned devotional songs of Kabir, Ravidas and Meera that were dear to Mahatma Gandhi, which they will recite on his 144th birth anniversary on Wednesday.
But this is not the only unique feature that will be showcased in this year's Gandhi Jayanti observed every year on Father of the Nation's birthday on Oct 2 but another musical rendition by 40 children belonging to the Tana Bhagat movement, followers of Mahatma Gandhi.
Belonging to six districts of Jharkhand, these children always wear white and a Nehru cap.
A total of 600 children are part of the choral group, including 50 displaced children, preparing for the big day at Gandhi Smriti, the place where Mahatma Gandhi spent the last 144 days of his life and was assassinated on Jan 30, 1948.
Meera Balchandra, whose family along with dozens of others who were displaced during the construction work for the Narmada dam, said she and others are very excited to be part of the group that will be singing before Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Congress chief Sonia Gandhi and other dignitaries.
"We know all the songs by heart and will sing them in front of the prime minister," an excited Balchandra said.
As she could barely speak in Hindi she communicated through her teacher Pawarel Suklal.
Panche Tana, a student of the Tana Bhagat movement, said: "It is the first time that anybody from Jharkhand has come here and will be singing and paying tributes to Bapu (Mahatma Gandhi)."
Sunita Gupta, a teacher who has been working with the tribal children, said: "For these children their only festival is Gandhi Jayanti, Independence Day and Republic Day. So it was essential to make them a part of the celebrations here."
Tana Bhagats believe that the only way to improve their situation is to practice Gandhism in their life and to follow the Gandhian way of life.
The children, along with students from various government schools from Delhi, have been practising for almost a month now.
The songs will be different too this year.
"This year we have decided that these children will not sing hymns or patriotic songs, but will rather sing songs by Kabir, Ravidas and MeeraBai," Sudhanshu Bahugana, the music teacher who has been leading the children for the past 15 years, said.
Bahugana, who is also a music teacher, added: "We want the children to imbibe the message of universal love and peace which are inherent in these songs composed by the great saints."
Visually impaired students are also part of the group that are rehearsing a Kabir song, "Tohi Mohi Antar Kaisa" (why the difference between you and me).
"We have also brought students with visual impairment to be a part of the celebration as we want to bring inclusiveness," Rajdeep Pathak, programme executive of Gandhi Smriti, said.
Also, students from Bapa Ashram School in north Delhi will be present at the event with the charkha or spinning wheel that Gandhi used to give the message of self reliance and self sustenance.


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Event includes seminars where anglers can get boating and
fishing information and tips, casting game and bobber fish class
for kids, and a raffle.
Professor McBumble's group of traveling actor's teach the
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Fil-Am wins California State Assembly seat
Rob Bonta will serve as the first Fil-Am to serve in the State Assembly
Rob Bonta, a Filipino-American Oxford and Yale Law graduate will be the first Fil-Am to serve in the California State Assembly after winning Tuesday's elections over fellow Democrat Abel Guillen for the 18th Assembly District seat by a slim margin of over 1,500 votes.
With 100 percent of precinct reporting, Bonta garnered 50.79 percent of the votes cast with 50,028 votes cast to his name as against 48,470 votes for his rival Guillen. As of Wednesday, Bonta's website has yet to claim victory as mailed-in ballots will have to be counted for official results.
A husband and father of three, Rob Bonta is the Vice Mayor of the City of Alameda and an Alameda County Transportation Commissioner.
Throughout his career in public service, Vice Mayor Bonta, 41, has distinguished himself as a strong advocate for public schools. He has fought for public safety, to foster economic development, exercise fiscal responsibility, and improve recreation opportunities for families.
Rob recently worked with the Obama administration to acquire nearly 1,000 acres of former Naval Base property at no cost and which will now be used for significant economic development and job creation for residents of the East Bay.
Prior to being elected to the City Council, Rob was an elected member of the Alameda Health Care District Board of Directors, where he played a key role in stabilizing the finances of Alameda Hospital. He also served as the Chair of the Economic Development Commission, where he focused on business attraction and business retention efforts.
Rob began his public service in Alameda as the board president for both the Social Service Human Relations Board, where he fought to protect safety net services for the most vulnerable members of the community, and Alternatives in Action, which oversees high school, preschool and after school programs serving youth from Oakland, San Leandro, and Alameda.
Rob currently serves as a Deputy City Attorney for the City and County of San Francisco, where he represents the City and County and its employees and brings cases to protect California's residents from different forms of abuse.
Rob's legal career has included service as a litigation associate for a major Bay Area law firm and as a law clerk for Judge Alvin W. Thompson of the United States District Court in Connecticut.
As a young lawyer, Rob was part of a team that worked with the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) to successfully implement an a agreement with the California Highway Patrol (CHP) to prevent racial profiling.
A prolific soccer player, Rob played for the San Francisco Bay Seals, a professional minor league team. He played on two Ivy League Championship teams for Yale College.
Rob is the son of a proud native Filipino mother and a father who taught him the value of public service to his community. They both worked with the United Farm Workers and were active in the Civil Rights Movement and the ongoing fight for social, economic, and racial justice.
Rob has served as the board president of the Asian Pacific American Democratic Caucus of Alameda County, board member of Filipino Advocates for Justice and the Manilatown Heritage Foundation, and is a founding member of the Filipino-American Democratic Club of Alameda County.
Rob graduated with honors from Yale College with a degree in History. At Yale, he was awarded the Roosevelt L. Thompson Prize, given to the student with the greatest dedication to and capacity for public service. He was also a recipient of the William Neely Mallory Award for the best male athlete at Yale.
After studying at Oxford University in England, he returned to earn his Juris Doctorate from Yale Law School.
Rob and his wife Mialisa live in Alameda with their three children. (From Rob Bonta's website www.robbonta.com)


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just like my sig line says... as promised in both threads..
heres the text:
im going to step into this thread & the other one...
its been brought to my attention that a couple of people have been acting in a very un WG like way towards some members who came over here and jumped in on the GB thats being offered...
lets make this perfectly clear: THESE MEMBERS WERE INVITED HERE TO DO THIS & THEY WERE WILLING TO COME OVER HERE TO HELP ESTABLISH THE ORIGINAL COUNT FOR THE GB.
anyone who wants to complain about it or has something to say about this needs to come to me with it. We will terminate your membership for conduct detrimental to our hobby & for acting like a TOOL instead of a WeaponsGuild member/brother.
thats NOT what we do here or how we act.
im embarrased on behalf of the staff/members & a good bit pissed off to boot.


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WEEI.com's Alex Speier examines the progression of the Red Sox prospects this spring and how the organization handles their development. Alex and Gerry get into a spirited discussion about how fast teams should advance high draft picks through the system.
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Dennis and Callahan broadcasting live their bottled at Red -- -- training at Fort Myers, Florida joining us in the broadcast that -- has done most of our time down here. Our friend from WEB -- dot com Alex good morning Alex -- great except that I'm you know absence makes the heart reporter ornaments yeah I know what you're only human -- him -- -- -- one of the interesting things about spring training is is not to revisit. With the players you know everything about the Ortiz as the Pedroia of the Jon Lester but two. Look at the future and based on the fact that the Boston Red Sox didn't trade their future away for any kind of deals in the offseason and we're looking at the Jackie Bradley's in the people like that your -- -- -- I find very very interesting you think it's a good idea the Bogart's actually place from third base for the Boston Red Sox we've projected as a shortstop. I like the idea of introducing guys to new positions of various parts of makes the more valuable roster standpoint. You -- -- college at -- when he came up for instance he started exploring exploring positions other than shortstop which is where -- played coming up. And it allowed him to make his Major League debut bastard allowed him to make. An impact subbing in for Michael when he was injured so if -- -- Brooks goes down for instance. Then you know come the middle of the season I'm probably going to one -- bogus cards to be. To be the guy at third base hit to fill in form even if you project him as a shortstop going forward what do we know what -- we think about and Bogart's. We know that he's someone who's outperformed his level and -- -- by that time he's actually been remarkable the Red Sox have pushed him very aggressively. From a player development standpoint. They had him which is unlike them by the way I know actually that's actually very much within their MO I find that that line of thinking that you guys offered on a number of occasions. To be interesting but in Berkeley wrong. But nonetheless they pushed him very aggressively. In he's outperformed his level by a lot he's. He was the youngest guy in double -- he was the second youngest guy in his side his -- in -- he was the youngest guy in single -- if he's been a dominant player which -- -- remarkable. And in so that that is as good indicator of future successes you can have what is a circle. And. Evidence oh early evidence a worm apparently wrong bright bright so when -- widely expected to lose in the -- at the age 26. That's. Rushing that's. Aggressively. Pushing again for the miners in the -- -- you know you know better than anyone that you can come up examples of both cases jurors come up. All right aggressively or this aggressive guys going to be and -- It in a bar with -- -- going to open your protected so I understand that I understand there they're concerned there right but. Most of the move further for the most part they're kind of cherry picking examples of guys who have been brought up. More slowly so if you look at the data more broadly right if you look at the number of guys who have been 2322 while making their Major League debut for the Red Sox. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- The 25 pick. I love this when I'm accused of cherry pick and -- -- Gonzales says he's a once in a generation player he's a 25 pick in the draft in 24 teams based on by a question of -- so basic so they missed only once in A generation player nights at about Strasburg the Red Sox the 24 teams did miss on a once in a generation -- yes it was an incredibly rare opportunity. To have a guy who's a transcendent talent at that stage in the draft you almost never see that other we should point out that Roger Clemens went number eighteen overall in 1982 right do you think. Boca would be ruined if they were silenced even through -- -- I don't think that he will be ruined but I do think that you be short circuit in his development as you would be hindering him I think in week. Weak minded I do not think the Soviet lined up -- -- -- it -- it's well another. Craig Hansen used -- success. Greg Hansen was not as bright as as an undervote -- really who's who's got a great head on his orders but. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- It a lot of guys. Do you think are great and who in fact end up being great and being thrown. Badly if they feel most prominently for the first time in their lives in under that most glaring spotlight. And then you just -- for the examples of guys come up and -- there's something to be said for coming up to the big leagues and and you know playing. With better players and you know better fields and better lighting and better food in better health you know better and training and all that and and it brings up the best and some guys -- we saw that with. Which -- you've seen with -- ago. With -- actually he failed badly in the major leagues in August of 2011 which is why the angels sent him back down. Not just at the end of that season but also for the start of 2012 eligible for Red -- what formula Red Sox used to decide whether guys advances it's just hard core data just numbers or is there eyeball test in -- sort of psychological evaluation as well there's -- all of the factors go into it so for instance a guy like a -- Britain last year we've been struggling badly in high -- He and he had a bad first few starts in -- in Heidi. Ended up being really good for a few starts and they just wanted to pushes player development forward so they moved him up to double -- -- to kind of increase the challenge. Because he had been there for you know for basically a year's time or name one -- that you think they kept -- I think that -- I don't think that apparently was kept down too long I think it I mean I -- think that you can make a case that. He was mentally ready by the middle of last year but I think it was important. You -- with a guy -- Major League ready but they had guys in front of him. Honestly you know if you look I'm shocked Alex be your typical one mistake parents and I think that I don't think that they've made a mistake with the hardware I think that buckled maybe win Hebert when he bounced back. In 2009. From his horrific 2008 season I think that he could have made an impact on the Major League rotation. And you have to admit that the kept my men Jeremy baker doesn't happen 45 years old he's put shell and BP every day you watched together the guy can break. He's got a good opening in the minus time for in the -- actually so -- -- left and hit a lefty I've been watching him the baker for years in the end of BP's settings and I agree with you I love his swing in batting practice. And I love the fact that he's the best combination of power and speed that the Red Sox have. In their system however he's shown no ability to commit to be able to adjust to written to breaking balls really high strikeout rate in double A he was exposed to the rule five draft this past this past -- none of the other thirty teams took a Major League Baseball. So he's a guy who still needs to develop is still needs to have adjustments from at bats at bat of the plate and he's just not ready for the major -- even though. Those -- those two tools beaten and raw power against fastballs. In batting practice are off the charts something before the September call -- what would it take what set of circumstances would it take -- for Jackie Bradley junior would be pulling them apart earlier in the season I think there's a great chance she's up playing in Fenway Park earlier in the season after he's had made a couple months in the minors if you look at the development progression of a guy like Jacoby Ellsbury. Whom he tracks very closely with. -- -- up by the end of what June I think he made -- his Major League debut and I think they'll be very much in keeping with Bradley that would make him. Pretty aggressive in terms of the development -- if you look at first round picks over the last five years or so actually I'll -- over the last three years or so. Almost none have reached the majors to this point so Bradley would be way out in front of the wave of a typical player development. In the minor league system and I think the Red Sox view him as a guy who's capable of keeping up with that and -- finds himself a similar situation I think -- is going to be a little later because they have more depth that -- you you have three out -- right so they're going to be injuries that necessitate moving guys up. With Bogart's I do think that he only had one month in double -- last year he walked once during that one month even though he showed. Incredibly precocious power during that time so there's still adjustment for him to be made but I do you think maybe by the end of the year you could team up what's on the docket today for you. Well getting ready for for actual games in fact I am trying to get. A little bit more into some of the history of -- -- in the organization because like you guys I love being down here for the sake of seeing prospects. Learning about them finding out about their history and where they aren't that development at at at at -- -- to accessing that tell us that the cuts to speak five languages that -- -- -- -- he's being -- at -- he's he's he's -- you know Craig -- of -- -- well -- shouldn't -- the -- credit but. Yeah there there's some very bright people in the clubhouse is expired WEEI dot com read and check them out good stuff every single day.


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source: BlackBerryCool
BlackBerry Storm3 to feature LTE connectivity, new OS, and 1GHz processor?
This article contains unofficial information.
Anyone who figured that the touchscreen/QWERTY slider BlackBerry Bold 9800 meant the end of the line for the BlackBerry Storm could be wrong. Right now, it is nothing but talk, but the words are exciting. The next Storm could be among the first LTE devices for Verizon and will run an OS that has been developed for the Storm only-not BlackBerry OS 6. The Storm3 could have 1GB of ROM and be powered by a 1GHz processor. The handset is allegedly being tested in a very private beta and will feature plenty of customizable options with tons of widgets. The touchscreen is said to be a Synaptics screen offering a lighter touch experience. Again, it sounds like RIM is finally "getting it".
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28 Comments
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 14:24 0
2. hawk62 (Posts: 320; Member since: 21 Nov 2009)
how many ppl are going to try it after the failure of the first?
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 20:34 0
12. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
hey i had the storm 1 for almost a year and it treated me well.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 10:47 0
20. narley (Posts: 357; Member since: 14 May 2009)
I had the orig storm for a year also and had no problems.
posted on 03 Jul 2010, 15:24 0
28. jkeskel (Posts: 52; Member since: 23 May 2009)
And I'm STILL rocking my Storm 1 with no issues! Until Droid X comes out that is...
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 14:43 0
3. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3116; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
If they get rid of the click screen and make it like 4.0 inches
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 18:52 0
11. Whateverman (Posts: 3284; Member since: 17 May 2009)
I hope not. I love my Storm 2, and the clickable screen is killer. I know a lot of people hate it, but for me that was the selling point. I'll be honest though, I do like my Droid UI much better. But if they can make 6.0 work and bring a little more to the appworld, I'll check it out.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 20:35 0
13. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
i liked the clickable screen too. but i still am happy i got my droid.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 15:59 0
4. jskrenes (Posts: 209; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
They ARE working on a new OS that is specifically for touchscreen phones. Saw it at a Verizon agent fair last month. But they were pretty mum on the hardware.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 16:14 0
5. PapaJay224 (Posts: 866; Member since: 08 Feb 2009)
I will 100% not buy another Blackberry after using a the Droid phones, if this is VZW's LTE Launch phone, I will be a little dissapointed.
posted on 30 Jun 2010, 15:13 0
27. BlackberryUser (Posts: 609; Member since: 26 Jun 2009)
I think Blackberry has a better email setup.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 16:36 0
6. theman414 (Posts: 132; Member since: 08 Jun 2009)
I hope blackberry has complete different redesign this time. I don't know anyone happy with the storm, and all of those people are upgrading to Android phones Verizon has to offer. There really is no comparison!
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 17:04 0
7. Gawain (Posts: 422; Member since: 15 Apr 2010)
I love my Storm2 9550. Portrait with SureType...super smooth. Anyway, I'm glad there are a few new rumors about the Storm line-up, I'm a fan.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 17:14 0
8. iTony523 (Posts: 36; Member since: 31 Jul 2009)
How many Storms do we need? .
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 17:54 0
9. kjh267 (Posts: 25; Member since: 16 Mar 2010)
well we already have 4 shitty iphones... Just thought I'd throw a comment in here to piss all you iphone lovers off :) bring on the minuses
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 18:19 0
10. tuminatr (Posts: 837; Member since: 23 Feb 2009)
one more I guess, and you know if they get it right it will be nice
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 20:36 0
14. vzw fanman (Posts: 1976; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
in my opinion there was nothing wrong with the previous ones.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 21:07 0
15. droidman (Posts: 106; Member since: 17 Mar 2010)
Blackberry needs a touchscreen phone to get in the game with android and iPhone they got business on lock but their lacking fun to use touchscreen hopefully they'll have a big hit with this one the first true 4g device sorry sprint that's the way I see it
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 08:10 0
17. DonLouie (Posts: 594; Member since: 22 Dec 2008)
Your view of 4G is very short-sighted, bet the new tag line is true to you too.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 09:49 0
18. pattypatterson (Posts: 48; Member since: 28 May 2010)
your right lte is sooo much better and faster then wimax i cant wait until i only have to wait 0.01 seconds for my page to load instead of 0.02 seconds i really dont have that extra time to waste in my super fast paced life
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 10:02 0
19. droidman (Posts: 106; Member since: 17 Mar 2010)
I never said wimax sucked its not true 4g even sprint said they may upgrade lte in the future don't why you were you insulted by what I said I'm sure you have an evo which better than what I have
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 12:07 0
21. pattypatterson (Posts: 48; Member since: 28 May 2010)
all im sayin is once the speeds are wimax and faster there is no noticeable difference on a phone maybe on a computer but not on a phone
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 13:14 0
22. DonLouie (Posts: 594; Member since: 22 Dec 2008)
If WiMax isn't true 4G then neither is LTE. They are both the next generation in mobile tech, hence 4G. Sprint/Clear is covering the bases by keeping the LTE option available, it's not a declaration that WiMax isn't 4G.
posted on 28 Jun 2010, 21:41 0
16. xtroid2k (Posts: 521; Member since: 11 Jan 2010)
Ok, Here is the deal. I only use the Blackberry in the IT environment. I own a Blackberry storm, XV6800, Touch Pro, and a Droid; ofcourse the Droid being the current activated handset. However alot of companies are going windows just because of the ease of integration and less cost factor. I dream of the day android could become a viable buisness option. As far as blackberry being anything other then a glorified e-mail machine; I cannot support the blackberry as a mainstream handset. I must say; at least RIM is trying but just can't seam to grasp what is going on out there. I personally will not be getting a storm 3, now lets talk about the droid x.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 14:07 0
23. AaronWasHere (Posts: 36; Member since: 10 Mar 2010)
I stopped reading after seeing "IT" and "XV6800" in the same breath as your opinion became irrelvant after that. That phone is god-awful.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 20:29 0
26. xtroid2k (Posts: 521; Member since: 11 Jan 2010)
I loved the phone, considering back then not much was out to speak of on the Verizon network. and as far as my profession goes. I sorry your a hater for an IT guy. i'm proud to be a Tech guy and i'm not going to let anyone rain on my parade for being an IT guy.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 14:33 0
24. carfreak715 (Posts: 8; Member since: 29 Jun 2010)
my mom is gonna be so fuckin jealous. she got the storm 2.
posted on 29 Jun 2010, 17:45 0
25. wrd2yurmther (Posts: 2; Member since: 29 Jun 2010)
really think RIM should quit while they're ahead with the Storm
BlackBerry Storm3 to feature LTE connectivity, new OS, and 1GHz processor?


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LIRR Launches
Internet Ticket Sales
It's as easy as a few clicks of your computer mouse along with an internet connection and you're into WebTicket, the LIRR's latest way to purchase railroad tickets. The new online service is available at www.mta.info and offers customers all types of daily, weekly and monthly tickets at a discount.
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The Russian connection: See all our coverage | Read about our investigation
Back in December, the Washington Post reported that GSA Chief Lurita Alexis Doan had compared her agency's Investigator General, Brian Miller, to a "terrorist." His audting work had "gone too far," she'd said in August at a staff meeting, and was "eroding the health of the organization."
Today we learn that "going too far" might have meant investigating Doan.
Citing internal documents, WaPo reveals Doan attempted to give a no-bid contract that summer to a company founded and operated by a friend, which would have violated federal law. A former government contractor appointed by Bush, Doan "personally signed the deal to pay a division of her friend's public relations firm $20,000 for a 24-page report promoting the GSA's use of minority- and woman-owned businesses, the documents show."
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The GSA's Office of Inspector General has launched an investigation into the episode and briefed Justice Department lawyers, according to sources who said they were not authorized to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation. Officials at the inspector general's office and the Justice Department declined to comment.
If Miller is a terrorist, then I wonder what Doan would call the FBI.


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George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie, 1829
Watson Gordon, John
British, 1788 - 1864
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245.7 x 156 cm
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National Gallery of Canada (no. 7151)
After seeing battle in the Napoleonic wars, Lord Dalhousie (1770–1838) was made Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia in 1816, then served as Governor-in-Chief of British North America in 1820–28. He encouraged economic improvement and energetically supported the arts and education, but repeatedly clashed with provincial legislatures over the bounds of his authority. In 1829 he was named Commander-in-Chief in India, an appointment commemorated in this grand portrait. Much is made of Dalhousie's commanding pose and uniform, yet grandeur is tempered by studied informality: the ceremonial robe he wears as a member of the House of Lords is casually draped over the table.
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