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The Adoption and Family Information Service (AFIS) is part of the Department for Education and Child Development. AFIS deals with all issues relating to adoptions, past and present. The Service assists people affected by past adoptions, Aboriginal people separated from family as a result of previous government policies and former wards of state who have reason to believe they may have been adopted. It provides information, advice, advocacy mediation and counselling. If you were adopted or believe there may be a Departmental file in your name, you can contact AFIS for assistance.
All applications for access to records held or searched by the Adoption and Family Information Service must be made under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 1991 or the Adoption Act 1989. If you were a ward of the State, you can apply for information through a Freedom of Information application. If you are applying for adoption information your request must be made under the Adoption Act 1989. The forms for each of these requests are available online or by contacting AFIS. The form for an FOI application is called, Request for Access under the Freedom of Information Act 1991 The various forms for Adoptive parents, Adopted children and natural parents are referred to as: Applications for Adoption Information forms
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April 9, 2004
Athens, Ga. - Derek Tharpe struck out nine in his second complete game effort of the season as the No. 12 Tennessee Volunteers posted a 4-1 victory over the No. 25 Georgia Bulldogs at Foley Field en route the best start in school history at 27-5. Game two of the series is Saturday at 4 p.m. ET.
Tennessee extended its winning streak to six games while pushing its lead in the Southeastern Conference Eastern Division to two games at 7-3. Georgia dropped to 20-11 and 5-5 in the league.
After taking no decisions in his last two starts, Derek Tharpe (6-0) held the Bulldogs hitless through the first 3 1/3 innings, retiring 10 of the first 11 batters he faced to keep his record unblemished. He was touched for two hits in the fourth and fifth, but got a couple of inning-ending strikeouts to halt the threats.
Tharpe scattered seven hits while giving up a solo home run to Justin Holmes in the eighth for the lone Georgia run.
Paul Lubrano (3-3) was almost equal to the task by shutting out the Vols in five of the six full innings he worked in taking the loss. He gave up four of his six hits allowed in a three-run third while finishing with four strikeouts and four walks in 6 2/3 innings.
Brian Cleveland put Tennessee on the board in the third with his third home run of the season. With two out, the Vols reeled of three consecutive singles, including a two-run shot up the middle by Kyle Norrid scoring Josh Alley and Eric King for a 3-0 lead. Alley started the rally with a bunt hit to the right side, while King slapped a single to left before both moved up on a failed pick off throw at second by Lubrano.
Tennessee added an insurance run in the eighth off Bo Lanier as Cleveland delivered a seeing-eye RBI single that bounced over the mound and bounded past second base between the diving shortstop and second baseman scoring Alex Suarez who reached on his second and took second on Kelly Edmundson's single to right.
Josh Morris went 2-for-3 to lead the Bulldogs at the plate.

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Dangerous Waters - Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This is a copied version of the "Master" FAQ over at the SCS Forums. So this might not always be up-to-date. If in doubt check the "Master" FAQ here
Updated and rewritten version of the original DW FAQ posted by TeddyBär and written by enigma6584 (at the SimHQ - DW Forums).
Dangerous Waters is available both Online and in Stores.
Currently available at: (on-line and in-store where applicable)
What are the differences between the various versions of DW?
On the Strategy First(SFC) Website you can buy two different versions online. A boxed version that will be shipped to you and you can download the game directly to your PC.
The boxed version includes the full game on 2 CDs, a printed 12 page Installation and Quick Start Guide, and the full 570 page game manual as printable PDF files on CD.
Both games are the same, only difference is along with the boxed version you get a nice box for your game (and of course the original CDs). If you download it you have to burn those CDs yourself (as Backup).
Neither one comes with the printed 570page manual. That is available through Strategy First only and you have to buy it separately. But it is well worth the price.
Dangerous Waters was originally distributed by BattleFront.com (BFC). Are there any differences to my version from SF?
The game version distributed by BFC was Dangerous Waters 1.0. The version from SF is Dangerous Waters 1.02. If you want to play online you need to patch your game to the latest version (currently 1.03Beta) to be able to play with other players.
Aside from that and the nice box, both games are the same.
What are the system requirements for the game?
- 550Mhz processor
- Eight-speed CD-ROM drive
- Direct 3D compliant Video Card with 32MB RAM, (with DirectX 9.0b compatible drivers)
- Sound Card with DirectX 9.0b compatible drivers
- Desktop Resolution of 800x600 @ 16-bit color depth
- 590MB hard-drive space for installation
- Internet or LAN connection required for multiplayer
- Direct 3D compliant Video Card with 64MB RAM, (with DirectX 9.0b compatible drivers)
- 1GB hard-drive space for installation
Can you tell me again; who are the two companies involved in the creation and distribution of Dangerous Waters?
Want more detailed information? Go here for a full description of the features list. http://www.scs-dangerouswaters.com/features.html
If you have technical problems and you are about to post on the SCS Tech Support Forum please include the following information (this was taken from an earlier post made by Jamie) :
If you can be as specific as possible with when the game crashes or steps to reproduce this behavior SCS would be really appreciative.
Most helpful is the inclusion of the Offset from the Crash Report PopUp. It looks like this :
AppName: dangerouswaters.exe AppVer: 0.1.0.0 ModName: pilot.dll ModVer: 0.1.0.0 Offset: 0000709d
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Some Notes on Technical issues (taken partly from the game ReadMe):
1) Anti-aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering
It is recommended that Anti-aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering be DISABLED or set to APPLICATION CONTROLLED from your video card's settings page. When these settings are enabled outside the game, visual anomalies may occur.
In general, if you find a visual problem in the game, make sure you have the latest drivers installed for your video card. The NVidia and ATI download sites are listed below.
2) Hardware Cursor
A hardware accelerated cursor has been included as the default rendering of the cursor assuming that your video hardware supports it (this functionality is detected when the game starts for the first time). If you are having graphical difficulties and the game tends to "lock up" after having exited a mission in the Debrief screen, you may disable the hardware cursor in the "dangerouswaters.ini" file:
.SoftwareCursor Yes
3) Slowdown - Please don't comment on the the mouse update rate when running at upper "time accelerations". As many of the BETA testers have commented on, DW is centrally a CPU intensive simulation and time acceleration will be extremely taxing on any system. There are MANY components that have been added or improved on since SC (addition of Wind, Currents, and a Physics overhaul - Wave riding, Maneuverability, etc.) but those improvements can have a significant impact on performance when enabled. However, if you are experiencing sub-par performance when running at 1x time acceleration (with limited Game options enabled) then that is something SCS would like to investigate and correct if possible.
4) Graphics options - If you are experiencing some slowdown when the 3D window is enabled in NAV (vs. when it is minimized) then you should try disabling the following features and see if your performance improves (in the following order):
- Shadows
- 3D clouds
- Water Quality
- Reflection Quality
- Change to Plain shaded water (from Pixel shaded water)
5) Screen Flicker : With the patch 1.03 this should be a thing of the past. If you still experience general Screen Flicker then try running the game in Window mode or use the program EndItAll (can be found at the CADC) to end background programs that might try to steal the game screens focus.
6) Unexplainable crashes : If you have a Pentium PC with HT (Hyperthreading Technology) or any other dual core CPU and you experience crashes and problems, try to disable the 2nd CPU. Even tho it should be fixed by now, it seems that some single systems still experience problems with that. And of course if you get an error message post it in the Tech Support Forum.
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Operating System:
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Video Card (or on-board video):
nVidia GeForceFX 5500 OC 256
Video Card (Driver Version):
6.14.0100.6693 (nVidia's Forceware Drivers)
Game Resolution you are playing at:
800x600 (windowed)
Sound Card:
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If you don't have the actual Arcade Software you can get it here. Just click on the "Ad supported" button (unless you want to subscribe to GameSpy).
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Continued from above ...
If SCS decides to make an Expansion to the game, they will surely include more playable platforms - however don't expect them to shell out tons of them. The most likely approach to this will be the addition of platforms from nations to credibly oppose the current playable platforms to allow an even better Multiplayer experience.
So the most likely platforms to be included in a future Expansion will again deal with ASW. And NO I don't think SCS will make a playable Carrier, or something to that extend. If DW however sells really well, SCS might decide to expand the scope of the game to include AAW and ASuW which would prompt the inclusion of a Ticonderoga or similar.
While SCS tolerated it at that time, they have stated (pretty clearly) that they explicitly reserve the right to create playable models for themselves and messing around with DLLs, EXE files and so on (which would be necessary to create a SCU like utility for DW) is a big NO NO!
However modders are free to and actually encouraged to create improved textures, modells and so on for the game to visually, and audible enhance it. So while you might see all of the platforms from the real world in Dangerous Waters at a future date, you will only drive those SCS makes.
So you are in command of one platform and can't switch between multiple platforms within a single mission (but you can play all of the platforms of course). No jumping from the Command of a FFG to the Pilot seat of a Helicopter or so.
If you are able to do this in the real world, please contact your next available Navy recruiter - you have a tremendous career ahead of you.
Bottom line you can command your platform and thats it. But if there are friendly Units in the mission with you (for example another FFG) you can promote your hostile contacts and the AI Units will help you.
To be continued ...
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Which version is the Steam version we're running ?
I think this is still version 1.000 no ?
How do we patch up ?
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In the wake of the recent passing of the harsh anti-immigrant law in Arizona, Gloria Steinem, writer, feminist organizer and cofounder of the Women's Media Center, and Pramila Jayapal, an immigrant herself, and founder and executive director of OneAmerica, a national organization that works for civil and human rights for immigrants, consider the unique impact of immigration on women. More »


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Been on this site for nearly 6 months now, some tracks selling very well, some sitting there with no attention. I was wondering if AJ has done a survey or something in the past to find out what sort of client visits AJ. Are we generally catering for the flash world?
I'm sure AJ wants a broad client base with film makers, commericals, web designers etc, but it would be handy to know what sort of person is usually buying our files.
Whichever one, I'd like to see how much my music is getting seen.
I've got a string quartet piece here : http://audiojungle.net/item/allegretto/18173 It starts off a little dark, but from about 1/3 in it has the jolly string sound you may be after. I'll happily edit the timings for you.
Or, for something quite different, some cheesy calypso music for an elevator: http://audiojungle.net/item/latin-cafe/26238
I'm not sure if I'd like to release my tracks under a reselling license – someone could buy it for another stock site and take away all my revenue. Revostock do 3 license types, which I quite like:
1. Corporate, Non-Profit, Trade Shows, Web*, Not-For-Broadcast Re-Production to 5,000 copies. Project and Student Films. 2. Includes Standard License plus local/cable broadcast up to 300 miles and reproduction from 5,000 to 50,000. 3. Unlimited Reproduction.
I'm definitely up for something like the first 2. Maybe 3 being optional for the composer.
The iPhone is a great platform for this kind of thing. What really interests me is the stuff going on over at http://www.itouchmidi.com/. I've got a friend who's into VJing, and he's managed to get ArKaos wired up to his iPhone to control the whole show!
Just wondering – can you get $150 for a web roundup too, or are these just written by the AT team?
The only free strings or brass I came across were made by DSK called DSK Brass and DSK Strings. They're not amazing, but worth a try.
I also used to get soundfonts from here and play them as a VSTi using SFZ Player
These two vstis: http://www.chineekong.com/free.htm
are amazing. I used one of them on my track Sweet Flutes
I agree with you. Maybe I'm just bitter because my one on composition techniques got rejected but there are loads of "tutorials" which don't exactly fit the wiki definition:
A tutorial is one method of transferring knowledge and may be used as a part of learning. More interactive and specific than a book or a lecture; a tutorial seeks to teach by example and supply the information to complete a certain task.
Maybe each tutorial posted there should state at the beginning what it's going to teach you.


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Scientists estimate 6 percent of the 75 billion red dwarf stars may have Earth-size planets orbiting them at a possible habitable distance.
We KNOW that the Earth is inexorably falling into the Sun, and also before that crash ever happens the Sun will evolve to another stage of the life-cycle of stars where it will swell up and engulf the planets nearest to it, including us. Our days as a planet are finitely numbered.
There's another problem with trying to send a large ship of colonists. Because it will take thousands of years, the residents of the spaceship will evolve for a low gravity environment and a Gaia-like planet will become uninhabitable for them. Just look at the trouble astronauts have after coming back from the ISS.
I also beliieve that life came to Earth from other planets that have life on them. This could have been done on purpose or it could have happened when another inhabited planet was destroyed hurling microscopic organisms out into space.
People in this thread saying that this and that is impossible are clueless.It's possible if it exists that some of the intelligent life on other planets have been around for millions of years longer than we have.If you could go back in time and tell people in the 1700s about the internet or humans being able to travel to the moon you'd get a lot of the same negative "that's not possible" responses as people in this thread are giving about wormholes and traveling at the speed of light. I'm pretty sure that 300 years ago most people thought traveling at the speed of sound was just as impossible.
There's just too many possibilities to dismiss anything.
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Now to really blow your minds, if those 4.5 billion earth-like planets are of relative size and population. There is a possibility of 36,000,000,000 people potentially.
f anything all the recent advancements in technology should be enough to say that anything is possible. Our advancements in the next 100 years alone will be astonishing.
do aliens go to heaven?
"The information we presented today will excite the general public because we now know that the nearest potentially Earth-like world is likely within 13 light years of the sun," astronomer Courtney Dressing said in an email to The Huffington Post.
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Wordle – A Free Online Word Collage Creator
Two days back, I wanted to create a wallpaper using inspirational words and quotes arranged like a collage or cloud. Making eye-candy word collage in any photo editor available is very tough task. Earlier I've wrote a article on making photo collages, which gave me an idea to search for how I can make a word collage online in Google. And I found this beautiful free utility named – Wordle. "Beautiful Word Clouds" – That's what Wordle does perfectly and awesomely. Let's check out how you can use Wordle and some other fun stuff using it.
If you're in too hurry to start using Wordle, you can follow below steps,
Open Wordle.net. In navigation click on "Create" and you'll get three options to start creating word clouds.
- Paste a bunch of words in a box provided.
- Enter any blog URL or RSS feed URL. This option only works with webpages that have RSS feed.
- Give del.icio.us user name. Word cloud will be created from the user tags.
This was for dummies who wanted to start in hush. If you want to know more powerful wordle tips, keep reading.
There are lots of options after you create a basic Wordle,
- You can make words all-caps or all-lower case. You can filter common words like "and", "or" etc with options provided. This filter is provided for more than 30 languages.
- There are 30 fonts provided to make the collage that suits your attitude!
- Most important is Layout option. Using this option you can decide the orientation of words. For e.g.
- Any Which Way will arrange words in random orientation.
- Horizontal will place all words in horizontal fashion.
- Mostly Horizontal will render result with most words in horizontal position.
- etc.
- It counts the word occurrence and accordingly sizes the word.
- Various color palette options are provided.
One biggest turn-off about Wordle is, you can not save the word cloud as an image! Yeah that's true. Even I got a shocker because what's the meaning of creating beautiful word collages if you can not save them. But I'll show you how can you do that.
- After making a word cloud from create tab, click on "Open in Window"
- This will open the wordle in new window which can be maximized.
- After maximizing to it full, you can take screenshot of it.
- Save that screenshot in jpg format in Microsoft Paint. You're done.
One more advanced trick is, if you want phrases to form a collage you should use '~' i.e. tilda character. Suppose you want create word cloud from phrases like "Words are beautiful", "I love typography", "Design Inspiration" etc. Then you should paste the phrases like "Words~are~beautiful", "I~love~typography", "Design~Inspiration" and so on.
Let's check out some wordles created from leading technology blogs.
1) Techcrunch.com
Twitter seems to be favorite with Techcrunch. (Most used word on the site is shown the biggest)
2) Mashable.com
3) ReadWriteWeb.com
ReadWriteWeb's favorites are Google, Android, Mobile and Pandora
4) SlashGear.com
SlashGear talks about Dell the most.
5) SmashingMagazine.com
Design is what SmashingMagazine's forte.
To conclude, why I like Wordle? Because,
- It's Free.
- No watermarks.
- It's online. No downloads needed.
- And finally, it's really awesome.
Try Wordle, create some beautiful word collages and share with others in comments.


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Smith's Olde Bar to Host Benefit Concert for Georgia Theatre Employees
As many music fans and local folks know, historic music venue the Georgia Theatre in Athens was all but completely destroyed by a fire last week. Though there has already been a lovely benefit show up in Athens with Dead Confederate and The Whigs, here in Atlanta we'd like to give a hand too.
So the nice folks at Smith's Olde Bar have announced their own employee benefit show, set for July 15. From the head honcho himself, Dan Nolan:
On Friday June 19, 2009 the music community lost
a great musical establishment, The Georgia Theatre. Smith's Olde Bar is hosting
a benefit for the employees of The Georgia Theatre, and their loss.
Wednesday July 15th, 2009 is the date of the
benefit, tickets will be $10, doors at 7pm, and ALL ticket sales, and
donations will go to the faithful employees of The Georgia Theatre.
Any bands, singer-songwriters, comedians, or any other kind
of act who would like to participate and help raise money for these people, in
their time of need, please contact Dan Nolen or Emily Warren at [email protected]
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This past week brought us into the month that we wait seven long months for. We worked and trained hard all summer, made it through a week of boot camp with the Canisius ROTC program and now we finally made it to October. College hockey season is officially here.
It was a busy but exciting week for the Ice Griffs. We all had a spring in our step on the ice and in the weight room, as we wanted to be fully prepared for our first game over the weekend. On Monday and Tuesday we held our last two players-only ice sessions where we ran through drills for the first half then scrimmaged for the second half. For the rest of the week, we split our time with 20-minute players-only sessions followed by a 40-minute practice with coaches.
The practices consisted of game-like situations, as the coaches did their part to be as ready for Sunday's game as possible. These situations help us get used to our systems and plays, but nothing can truly prepare us for the speed and physicality of a real college game. On Saturday, we held our first official two-hour practice where we fine-tuned our game before facing York University on Sunday.
On Sunday, we were in for our first test. We went through our usual routine of eating a team meal at Bob and John's four hours before game time then, once we dusted the cobwebs off our suits, we got dressed up and headed to the rink. After stretching and warming up together, we took the ice as a team for the first time this season.
Almost as soon as the game started, the Griffs got on the scoreboard with the usual suspects of the Scarsella, Conacher and Shupe trio - showing that they hadn't missed a beat since last season. The Griffs showed that all lines could contribute offensively as many players got in on the scoring action. Torrey Lindsay showed that he's not just an animal in the weight room or just another pretty face and proved that he is a force to be reckoned with in the offensive zone with an impressive hat trick. Our freshmen were also very impressive as it appeared that we have a great mix of offensive flare and defensive responsibility with the new guys. It isn't always easy to tell during preseason which players will fit in well at the college level, but on Sunday it looked as though the coaches had really done their homework on these new players.
The game ended up being an 11-4 win in our favor but it was nowhere near a perfect 60 minutes for us. We saw what we needed to work on, which we aren't always able to see in practice, and we were given a taste of the physical play we hadn't faced in months. The York Lions were good competitors and liked to play a physical game. It was great to see our guys take it as a challenge and not only show that we can play a very physical game, but also score goals while doing so.
While sitting in the locker room before the game, Phil Rauch and I looked around at all the new faces and got to talking about our first game four Octobers ago. We were both coming out of junior hockey and had no idea what to expect once we stepped on the ice for a college game. It is a mixture of nervousness and excitement that you feel before you step onto the ice for a regular game, but it is multiplied tenfold when it is the first game of the season, and even more so during the first game of your career.
It was a weird feeling to think that this was our last first game of our college careers, and I couldn't help but feel somewhat envious of the freshmen that have a full four years ahead of them. After Phil and I had this talk, we decided that we need to make this our best year yet and not stop at anything in the pursuit of our first Atlantic Hockey Championship.
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Challenge to Illinois tax credit that pays for tuition and other expenses for children attending private, predominantly religious schools.
Wirzburger v. Galvin
Opposition to challenge to provisions in the Massachusetts Constitution that prohibit amending the Constitution's "Anti-Aid Amendment," which bars any public financial support for private schools.
Zelman v. Simmons-Harris
Challenge to Ohio voucher program that authorized payment of tuition costs for children in Cleveland to attend private schools, including sectarian schools.
Lynn v. Virginia College Building Authority (Regent University)
Challenge to Virginia program under which Regent University, an arm of Pat Robertson's ministry, would be granted over $50 million in state low-interest bonds.
Hein v. Freedom From Religion Foundation
Challenge by taxpayers to conferences, held as part of President George W. Bush's "Faith-Based and Community Initiatives" program, to assist religious organizations in applying for and receiving federal grants.
Gallwey v. Grimm
Challenge to Washington State program to provide state funds to eligible students for tuition at public or private universities, including those that are sectarian.
Freedom From Religion Foundation v. McCallum
Challenge to Wisconsin's funding of Faith Works, a religious drug and alcohol treatment center.
Doe v. Norton
Challenge to Congressional authorization to spend $10 million in federal funds for repairing historic missions in California, virtually all of which were fully functioning houses of worship.
Community House, Inc. v. City of Boise
Challenge to City of Boise's contract for the provision of homeless-shelter services with Boise Rescue Mission, which required the homeless to attend religious services as a condition of receiving food or shelter.
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- Blue English stern flag (Blue Ensign) is the flag of the great Britain. It consists of blue cloth with the Union Jack in the upper left corner. The blue color of the canvas has the same shade, and Union Jack.
Initially, the Blue flag was adopted in the 17th century with the image of the flag of England in the upper corner near the shaft.
After the unification with Scotland in 1707, instead of the English flag was placed the original version of the flag Union Jack, which was a mixture of English flag and the Scottish flag.
After joining Ireland 1 January 1801 for the Union Jack was added Irish flag of St. Patrick red Andrew's cross on a white background.
Before the reform of 1864, the blue flag was one of the three flags of the British Navy (Blue Squadron).
Since 1865, was approved and dependent countries and colonies use the blue flag and put on him the coat of arms (Badge).
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All eyes will be on Western Bay's Rangataua who are looking to create history at the Mount Maunganui Sports Club Rugby Sevens tomorrow.
The side will attempt to become the first club to win three successive titles at this year's competition.
Simply known as the Mount 7s, the annual sevens festival attracts teams from throughout the North Island.
After wining the title at Blake Park in 2011, Rangataua became the first club in the long history of the event, to win back-to-back Mount 7s crowns, when they defeated Auckland's Massey 17-12 in a thriller last year.
Included in the 23 teams chasing the championship trophy, are Grammar Carlton, Hautapu, Mount Maunganui, Arataki, Taradale, and Havelock North who are all former winners of the tournament.
Another Western Bay team with solid sevens credentials is Te Puna who won the Bay of Plenty Rugby Union's Club 7s in November 2012. The team from the extremities of the Western Bay defeated Mount Maunganui in a prelude to the Blake Park tournament.
Competition kicks off tomorrow at 10am with the finals starting at 4pm. The championship final will be played at 5pm on the newly-named Gordon Tietjens (main) Field at Blake Park. Entry fee is $5 for adults with kids under 14 free.
Mount Sevens 2013 entries:
Auckland University, College Rifles, Eden, Grammar Carlton (Auckland); Glenfield, Silverdale (North Harbour); Hamilton Old Boys, Hautapu, Leamington, Matamata Corinthians, Te Kauwhata, Southern United-Tokoroa (Waikato); Judea, Mount Sports1, Mount Sports2, Rangataua, Arataki, Tauranga Sports, Te Puna (Bay of Plenty); Havelock North, Taradale (Hawkes Bay); Hutt Old Boys (Wellington) and Southern (Hawera).


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Feb. 17, 2013
Site: Berkeley, Calif. (Evans Diamond)
Score: California 2, Michigan 1
Records: U-M (0-3), Cal (3-0)
Next U-M Event: Friday, Feb. 22 -- vs. Fordham (Port St. Lucie, Fla.), 2 p.m.
BERKELEY, Calif. -- Seven innings of one-run ball from freshman Evan Hill (Mt. Pleasant, Mich./Mt. Pleasant) in his first collegiate start were not enough as the University of Michigan baseball team suffered its third straight walk-off loss at Cal, 2-1, on Sunday (Feb. 17) at Evans Diamond. After U-M plated a run in the top of the eighth to tie the score, Brian Celsi's bases loaded single to right in the bottom of the ninth ended it.
The game was tied at one headed into the bottom of the ninth. Pinch hitter Brenden Farney walked to lead off the inning and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt from Mitchell Kranson. Devin Pearson then walked to put runners on first and second. A wild pitch moved both runners up 90 feet, and Michigan elected to load the bases by intentionally walking Mike Reuvemkamp. Celsi then took junior/sophomore Jay Perry's (Royal Oak, Mich./U of D Jesuit) first pitch through the right side for the walk-off win.
Derek Campbell's solo home run in the sixth was the game's only run until the Wolverines struck for a run in the eighth. Senior Patrick Biondi (Woodhaven, Mich./Divine Child) doubled to lead off the frame. Junior Michael O'Neill (Powell, Ohio/Olentangy Liberty) grounded to third, but as the Cal third baseman kept Biondi at second with a fake throw, O'Neill beat out his throw to first. Michigan loaded the bases with a walk by freshman Travis Maezes (Ann Arbor, Mich./Pioneer). Pinch hitter and sophomore Kyle Jusick (Portage, Mich./Portage Central) hit a chopper to first. Kranson threw home to get the force, but Andrew Knapp's throw was low, allowing O'Neill to score.
Hill struck out three, allowing just five hits and a run with a walk in seven innings of work. Hill had 1-2-3 innings in the first and third and faced the minimum in the fifth. Junior Alex Lakatos (Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Central) was tagged with the loss, allowing a run in two-thirds of an inning.
Biondi had two hits and walked twice on the day. Michigan left 10 men on base, while Cal left nine runners stranded.
Michigan will open a three-game series with Fordham this Friday (Feb. 22) at Tradition Field in Port St. Lucie, Fla. First pitch is at 2 p.m.
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Toronto's Broken Social Scene is almost a social scene unto itself. The band grew from humble beginnings as a two-person basement project into a loose collective that spans as many as 19 members who work together to make the group's brand of wispy, deeply layered ambi-rock. It's a sound that is much-imitated, but few achieve the band's skin-tingling cinematic vibes. This track, "World Sick," comes off the 2010 album Forgiveness Rock Record. On Thursday, Broken Social Scene performs at the Williamsburg Waterfront with fellow indie touchstones TV on the Radio.


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The legend of the Tomahawk Chop
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It's tradition. It gives a sense of pride. And when 50,000 people do the Tomahawk Chop at Atlanta Braves games, it can be spectacular.
Most people believe that the tradition began in the early 1990's, when Deion Sanders played for the Braves. Legend has it, the chop followed him from Florida State, where he went to college.
Now it's part of the Braves identity. At Turner Field, several signs welcome fans to "Choptober."
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Picture this: A really hot, rich boy (his parents practically own the country—think Samsung!) falls in love with a plain Jane, a pitifully poor girl whose family was financially ruined by loan sharks. The boy's equally wealthy best friend falls in love with her too, and they even come to blows over the girl. She is without a clue since she is often too exhausted from taking care of her family—and working two or three jobs. It takes about 8 episodes for this couple to hold hands; we don't know which of the boys she will choose, she may have held hands with both of them. They reach into their bottomless wallets to give her makeovers—in fact, one of their fathers owns the department store! (Oh Snap!) Enter the boy's no-nonsense Korean tiger mom who always has a rich girl for him to marry (think company merger), someone he loathes. There are loads of schemes to get rid of the poor girl, even if his mother has to hire a hit man. Yes, there will be a kidnapping and perhaps some injuries, you name it—I'm scared for her too, no lie. It takes about 16 episodes for these two to kiss and overcome her accidents, hospital recoveries, etc. They promise never to part. But wait! Something else surfaces, after the boy's friend digs up the girl's family history, it turns out that the couple are exactly like Romeo and Juliet, their ancestors were enemies and the reason why her family is destitute. What will she do? Will she honor her family and reclaim their wealth? Or does she abandon ship?! Anatomy of a #KDrama is my latest collection, brought about by my newest compulsion. –Ji Baek
Hello everyone! I have the newest Rescue Beauty Lounge collection - Anatomy of a #KDrama for all of you!
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The quintessential flushed cheeks for your nails, Oh Slap! goes on as a sheer pink in one coat with opaque coverage in two coats. This is THE PERFECT PINK; the formula is flawless and streak-free and is not pastel or white-based. You can practically apply it with your eyes closed.
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Yellow chartreuse is the most difficult color to wear; it was a daring task to try to create one that would be suitable for all skin tones. Cue the Montage has a different texture than any other RBL nail polish. It dries matte and textured, so you must apply a basecoat and topcoat for the full effect. This color has glittery silver that peaks through in glorified harmony. Warning: The glitter in this bottle does not appear the same when applied to nails; it has a sandwiched effect.
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A deceitfully, mysterious brown-bronzy-sage-green duo chrome, Not Your Baby is a classic RBL chameleon nail polish—its identity changes depending on the light. Trickery plays. This color may appear to be brown with a cast of sage-green shimmer in a certain light, and yet bronze the next moment.
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Virtuously inky, Monologue's navy blue base is embedded with a soliloquy of elegant light-blue shimmer. Even in low light, this solitary dark blue retains its color and does not appear to be black. Monologue has a smooth, undemanding application; this color is darkly pigmented yet calmingly engaging
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Three of the file types for which IIS accepts requests are .HTR files (for remote administration of passwords), .IDC files (Internet Database Connectors), and .STM files (server side include files). Whenever any file of one of these types is requested by a client, a corresponding DLL file is executed on the server, regardless of whether or not the requested file actually exists on the server.
The "../" string in a pathname usually indicates a parent directory. IIS rejects URLs containing this string, thereby preventing web users from accessing files outside of the web document root directory. However, by representing this string in a Unicode format, it is possible for a remote user to bypass the safeguard and gain unauthorized access to any file or system command located on the same logical drive as the web root directory. The attacker would have the privileges of the IUSR_machinename account, where machinename is the name of the system. This account, if included in the Everyone and Users groups, could be used to execute almost any command on the system.
In Microsoft IIS version 4.0, the DLL files which are executed when .HTR, .IDC, or .STM files are requested have a buffer overflow condition which could allow an attacker to crash the server or execute arbitrary commands on the web server.
This vulnerability could not be confirmed by a remote scan. The server is not vulnerable to this attack if any of the following conditions exist:
If none of the above conditions exist, then the server is probably vulnerable.
When the web server receives a request for a .exe or .com file under an executable directory, the system calls cmd.exe to process the requested program. Anything following the filename in the request is interpreted as a command-line argument. Some arguments, such as an ampersand (&), could cause the remaining arguments to be interpreted as a new command. Thus, if an attacker knows the path and filename of a batch of .cmd file under an executable directory, he or she could run arbitrary commands by sending a specially crafted request for that file.
Similarly, script interpreters such as perl.exe and php.exe, could be tricked into running arbitrary commands by a specially crafted request for the corresponding type of file.
One of the headers that can appear in an http request is Translate: f. This header is supposed to allow FrontPage2000, or any WebDAV compatible client, to retrieve the source code of scriptable pages for editing. Due to a bug, any client can retrieve the source code in this manner.
If good security practices are in use, the source code will not include any sensitive information, making this vulnerability minor. However, many scriptable pages on web servers include passwords or other sensitive information in the source, which could be used by an attacker to launch a more destructive attack.
For the buffer overflow in IIS 4.0, install Service Pack 6. If you do not wish to install the service pack, then install the ext-fix hotfix or apply the workaround for this vulnerability. See Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q234905 for information on the hotfix and the workaround.
For the filename inspection vulnerability, install the patch referenced in Microsoft Security Bulletin 00-086.
For the specialized header vulnerability, install the patch.
More information on the folder traversal vulnerability is available from Microsoft Security Bulletin 00-078 and a posting to Bugtraq.
More information on the buffer overflow vulnerability is available from Microsoft Security Bulletin 99-019 and from Microsoft Knowledge Base article Q234905.
More information on the filename inspection vulnerability can be found in Microsoft Security Bulletin 00-086 and NSFOCUS Security Advisory 2000-07.
More information on the specialized header vulnerability is available from Bugtraq and Microsoft Security Bulletin 00-058.


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Posted by Anjali Lai on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on December 22, 2014
Around this time of year, one can't help but become reflective. I know I'm not alone when I say that, on the one hand, this year somehow shot past faster than the last one, but on the other hand, it was jam-packed with new discoveries, fresh ideas, and memorable experiences. In particular, this has been a milestone year for the data insights innovation team here at Forrester, as we officially launched our Technographics 360 research approach, which synthesizes mobile behavioral, social listening, online qualitative, and survey data. As I think back on my experiences with the Technographics 360 initiative inside Forrester, paired with my industry learnings outside Forrester, a few key lessons come to mind that I will take into the new year:
1. Synthesis is "in." In fact, I learned so much about this topic, I wrote a full blog post dedicated to it! In essence, we now live in a world where the truest insight is a product of synthesis – building knowledge up – rather than of analysis – breaking ideas down. I recently attended SSI's seminar featuring Simon Chadwick, who proposed that data synthesis is "the next big thing" in insight skills. I agree: With so many diverse data sources at our fingertips that offer unique perspectives on consumers' lives, researchers need to put the puzzle pieces together to construct a comprehensive understanding of consumer behavior.
Posted by Anjali Lai on the Data Insights Professionals Blog on December 16, 2014
As researchers, we can't underestimate the power of perspective. When the Eiffel Tower was erected 125 years ago, it became the tallest manmade structure in the world and, more importantly, allowed visitors to look down over Paris for the first time; perhaps it was the first real instance of a "birds-eye view." At the same time, artists like Picasso and Stein were pushing the limits of perspective by portraying every angle of 3-dimensional concepts in one painting or poem. In many ways, the research world today is akin to this historical period of creativity. With more data at our fingertips than ever before, we are able to observe consumer behavior from new vantage points and produce a fresh understanding of customer trends by analyzing multiple angles at the same time.
Here on the data insights innovation team at Forrester, we've called our multiperspective research approach Technographics 360. Officially launched this year, Technographics 360 blends Consumer Technographics® survey output, ConsumerVoices Market Research Online Community insight, social listening data, and passive mobile behavioral tracking to synthesize a 360-degree view of consumer behavior. Instead of analyzing research questions by breaking them down, we can synthesize comprehensive solutions by building our knowledge up.
Posted by Peter Wannemacher on the eBusiness & Channel Strategy Professionals Blog on May 31, 2012
It's the latest craze sweeping the nation… No, I'm not talking about Fruit Ninja, I'm talking about gamification.
There's a reason "gamification" is the buzzword on the tip of so many tongues these days. It takes ideas and structures from games - the video kind and other types - to guide companies in their quest to affect consumer behavior. So should digital strategists at banks and financial institutions use gamification to meet their business objectives?
We'll get to that, but for now let's start by clarifying what we're talking about. Forrester defines gamification as:
The insertion of game dynamics and mechanics into non-game activities to drive a desired behavior.
These mechanics come in many shapes & sizes – SCVNGR, a mobile game developer, has a list of more than 40 – but here's a quick list of four major ones:
· Points. The most basic element of gamification, points is any type of virtual currency – or, in a few cases, IRL currency. Digital strategists at banks & credit card companies have used this tool for years in the form of rewards points.


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Barnett, Tony (2002) What can we learn from the HIV/AIDS epidemic. In: Von Hügel Institute seminars and lectures, 26 February 2002, Von Hügel Institute, University of Cambridge.
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Paul Wezner, Executive Editor
2010 was a year of transition, both for me personally and my beloved team. And through both of them, I have much to be thankful for. I'm thankful to have married the love of my life this past June and the opportunity to share my life with her. I'm thankful for an incredible group of family and friends. I'm thankful for good health for all of them. I'm thankful that for those we lost this past year, they lived an incredible life and we had the chance to say goodbye. I'm thankful for having a job that pays me to do what I love. I'm thankful for an organization that always has the product it puts on the field in mind, rather than its bottom line. And most of all, I'm thankful that hope springs eternal, and that as great as 2010 was, 2011 will be even better.
Mark Anderson, Managing Editor
In life -- at least in the life I've been blessed with -- it is always easy to come up with what I am thankful for. Having a family that is happy and healthy is truly the most important thing, and the Anderson and Hodges clans have managed to have another happy and healthy year. Even my soon-to-be family falls in the same boat, and all of that combined is truly something to be thankful for. When thinking of the Tigers, I suppose I would say I am thankful that they put a competitive product on the field that allows many fans to unite and cheer on their favorite team, providing a distraction from some of the day-to-day worries that can trouble each of us. Their diversion from reality, so to speak, is something we all need, and I thank Mike Illitch and all of his staff for providing that to Tiger fans everywhere.
Jason Avery, Associate Editor, Amateur Baseball
From a Tigers perspective, it's nice to have a team that has been competitive over the last few years. When you go through a long stretch of lean years, you get the feeling that you're never going to break the cycle of losing, but the Tigers have done that with their play recently. Sure, the endings haven't been pretty with their second-half struggles, but it's nice knowing that going into spring training, the team has a chance at the playoffs, as opposed to several franchises who can pretty much write off any hopes for the postseason before the season even starts. For me personally, it's nice to write about a team that I've been a fan of for my lifetime. Not many people can say they're truly happy with they're doing for a living, but in my case, it's really nice to call a baseball field my office.
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Remember when fall felt like a magical time full of infinite promise? You'd see commercials for all the new shows coming to the major networks, and you'd be giddy with anticipation? Well, now fall stinks. Seriously. Increasingly over the last decade, the shows that used to be known as "midseason replacements" have proven to be more imaginative, riskier, and often funnier than anything from the fall crop. This year, there are 10 new shows premiering in January alone (with more to come in February and March). Some have already aired, some are still to come, but in this age of instant retroactive catch-up, we wanted to commemorate the month's midpoint by weighing in all the series. Are they must-watches? DVR wait-and-sees? Would you be better off pretending they didn't exist? Could be! But get your season pass finger ready, because there are certainly some winners.Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.
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After visiting dozens of cities of each of these civilisation as well as informing myself everywhere I could on their respective cultures, I have came to understand why such a practice was done for so long.
The Mayans have practiced human sacrifices towards the end of their reign, while their civilization was loosing its way and falling into darkness. It is believed that a bad and very powerful spirit took the best of their leadership. The Incas and ancestors however practised it in a very different way. Although they have also degenerated towards the end of their reign and in so, have done it in a very negative way, with the sacrifice of war prisoners, servants, etc. Before this darker phase however, they seemed to have used human sacrifice in a much more respective and honest way.
Many years following the decline of the Inca Empire, several mummies have been found on top of very high mountains, in the Andes, in territories once controlled by the Incas. These mummies have been kept, for the majority, at freezing temperatures and so are in very good conditions. It is believed that they have been sacrificed in order for their tribe to get good weather in return.
Here is a little information on how a sacrifice was performed:
Young noble virgin women between the ages of 12-15 were usually selected. It was a great honour for them to sacrifice themselves for the well being of their tribe and nation. The sacrifices occurred mainly during the El Nino years. They knew this dramatic change in weather was coming because of specific sea shells found on their shores. The Pacific Ocean currents change months before the mountain weather is affected. And so for weeks, a group of people among which the girl, its family, people of her village and the shamans of course were walking towards the selected mountain. Once there, a specific house built in the rock was made for the girl to lie. There were dances, chants and ceremonies involved. In the end, the girl had to drink an alcohol type of drink before she was knocked on the head with a certain type of hammer, killing her right away.
For a long time I thought that was a cruel and superstitious act. How could killing someone help the weather? Why would the spirit of the mountain where the sacrifice was held or even god be happy with such a sacrifice? Why would they then give good weather in return? God is god and so he can do whatever he wants after all. It seemed to me as an evil act for the longest time. But as I kept on encountering these events and in other aspects getting so much respect for these civilizations whom were so knowledgeable about nature and the stars, I focused harder trying to understand their purpose in doing that. No guides could ever point me out towards the real reason for they probably did not really understand it either. My illumination came following my Ayahuasca experience.
The most important thing we have is our intentions. It truly builds our world. You can hurt someone. If your intention was honest and good then it is a good action that will yield good in the end. If your intention was dishonest and evil, then it is an evil action that will yield evil in the end. Intentions are really deep in the roots of those ancient civilizations. There were different levels of sacrifices done. For example, during the Chavin era in Peru, around 100 BC, hundreds of surrounding tribes were joining this spiritual center and offering the things that were the most valuable for them. Only by doing so do you lessen your ego and can touch the core of who you truly are. Now imagine giving away someone you love the most. This is probably the greatest of all sacrifice. There is a saying that says: "You only truly love someone when you are willing to give that person away for something greater than both of you". This was exactly their case. The law of attraction, as depicted in the book and movie The Secret, says that you attract to yourself what you focus on. By focusing I mean thinking, feeling and living (taking actions upon it). In doing so, you affect your consciousness vibration and interact with the according vibrations around yourself (attractor field). And so if your vibration is high, you will connect with attractor field of high energy and be able to tap into what it contains, such as thoughts, feelings, etc. It's the same for lower vibrations. If you have enough people vibrating at a specific frequency, you can create and alter the respective attractor fields. In that perspective, the human sacrifice of somebody dear for many people, is probably the best way to truly attract to you the nature of your intention.
That is not to say that there are not other ways and that I agree with this. But done in an honest way, I have learned to respect it and honour the ones who have sacrificed their loved ones and their lives for the greater good of their people.
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103-year-old home gets a fresh start
BOZEMAN, Mont. - It is a house that has sat on the corner of S. Wilson and Hayes in downtown Bozeman for more than 100 years. Saturday morning it was literally picked up from its foundation and moved to the area of Gallatin Gateway.
Lois Bolton has owned what she calls "the little yellow house" since 2001. She tells us the home was built all the way back in 1910. While Bolton says she wanted to build a new house on the property, it was hard to see the old house go. Bolton tells us she did not want to tear something down that is so rich in history.
"It went against my grain to demolish something that still had a life. It had a personality to me that I had grown attached to so to me it's a story of recycling. I have passed it on to start a new life in a new location. My lot will have a new life as well," said Bolton.
While we were visiting the site where the home used to be, Bolton showed us things she had uncovered so far in the foundation. We saw an old whiskey bottle, a Playboy magazine from the 1950's and a fedora had that was from Red Lodge, Montana.


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ANOTHER week, another apocalyptic road movie. This one has been sitting on the shelf for a while waiting for Star Trek to send star Chris Pine stratospheric. The new Captain Kirk isn't quite enough to distinguish it from the 752 other viral horror movies released in the last few years, but debut directing brothers Alex and David Pastor ensure Carriers is better than it needs to be by making an effort to develop their characters rather than simply spraying the screen with gore or falling back on tried and tested flesh-chewing zombie action.
By the time the film opens, an unspecified plague has already wiped out large chunks of the United States, leaving bands of survivors roaming the highway, Mad Max style, in stolen cars on the perpetual look-out for fuel and supplies. We pick up the action with squabbling brothers Brian and Danny (Pine and Thumbsucker's Lou Taylor Pucci). Following the rules of the genre they've developed a set of rules of their own to live by or die. This set of edicts has thus far done a fair job of keeping them alive, along with Brian's girlfriend Bobby (Piper Perabo) and a rich girl (Emily Van Camp) they've apparently rescued along the way. Heading for the coast to escape the virus and their fellow survivors, their plans are derailed when their car breaks down, forcing them to hijack an SUV owned by a father trying to get his sick daughter to a retreat with a rumoured vaccine.
Though the time frame of the apocalypse is never specified, it's clearly not been that long since the plague hit, and certainly not long enough for them to shred the last vestiges of their humanity in a desperate bid to stay alive. Which means instead of robbing this stranger and his germ-factory kid, they agree to drive them to their destination first, a fatal error that will have dire consequences for at least one member of the group. That, however, is what's good about Carriers. Instead of just presenting a bunch of dumb stereotypes who make stupid mistakes for the sake of driving the plot forward, the Pastor brothers work hard to ensure their character's choices are driven by believable human dilemmas. Hardcore genre fans – or anyone looking for the riotous fun of Zombieland – might be disappointed by these surprising displays of depth, but the gradual fracturing of the group dynamic and the low-key way Carriers depicts the horrors of the end of the world are surprisingly engrossing and, as a result, much more chilling. It's no candidate for greatness, but it deserves to find an audience among connoisseurs of doomsday cinema.


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Spring 2015
The University Writing Program will once again host the University Writing and Research Conference, which will be held February 27 on the Mount Vernon campus. At this event, University Writing (UW1020) students from Fall 2014 who have been nominated by a faculty member will share their research and writing experiences with an audience comprised of fellow students, faculty, librarians, and friends.
Writing is a social act: Audiences shape writing and, in turn, writing shapes the perceptions and viewpoints of audiences. The mid-semester conference is an opportunity for current UW20 students to see the work that their peers produced in classes last fall at the moment when the current students begin working on their own research projects. The conference is also a place for students from the fall to receive useful, sometimes eye-opening feedback on their own work.
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Business brawn
The chancellor, Gordon Brown, is buffing up his environmental credentials. A new tax on drivers of sports utility vehicles is expected in this month's budget, and a climate change speech is in the pipeline. Poor timing, then, for the Treasury to release memos that lay bare the full story behind the chancellor's axing last year of the Operating and Financial Review (OFR). (The OFR was the only legal requirement on UK companies to report their environmental and social impacts and was introduced after seven years of painstaking consultation.) In one memo dated June 8 last year, a Treasury official wrote: "If we wanted a deregulatory win with appeal to big business, a radical symbolic stripping down of the OFR would go down incredibly well." By November 11, the officials said that "informal soundings with the CBI suggest they would strongly support such a move", and they urged Brown to clear it with other ministers. They added that although the OFR represented "best practice", the chancellor should consider selling the move to scrap it as an initiative to improve company regulation.
Green champions
Three cheers for Friends of the Earth, whose successful court challenge prompted the disclosure of the above, and for Tim Yeo on the Environmental Audit Committee, who thinks there could be more and has promised to investigate.
Eco-friendly competition
Meanwhile, Tony Blair has been taking steps to counter Tory leader David Cameron's hijacking of the green agenda - with the high-profile installation of a low-energy lightbulb in the lantern over Downing Street's famous black door. How many lightbulbs does it take to change a prime minister? Answers on a (recycled) postcard to the usual address.
Academic backing
Apologies for all the politics this week, but it's the showbusiness of ugly people, and they don't come much uglier than the government's energy review. After the Sustainable Development Commission's conclusion that Britain doesn't need new nuclear power stations, energy minister Malcolm Wicks headed north for a different view. On a visit to the Dalton Nuclear Institute at Manchester University, its director, Richard Clegg, promised Wicks some "authoritative and independent input to the energy debate". Not quite independent. Clegg is also director of science for British Nuclear Fuels.
Flying visits
No sooner had the BBC launched a new season of climate chaos programmes than ITV news boasted it was to send science editor Lawrence McGinty on a "50,000-mile journey around the globe" (circumference 24,900 miles) to "assess the evidence for climate change". Not so fast, eco fiends ... ITV is well aware of the perils of flying and quickly said it would buy enough trees to counter the carbon emitted by its roving reporter as he travels the equivalent of a fifth of the way to the moon. Lawrence was most recently seen in the Amazon jungle, from where he warned that, er, the concept of planting trees to offset carbon might not bring the expected benefits as forests can churn the carbon back out. Now, about those air miles ...


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American Country Music is not just for Americans
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Experts say it is characteristically, a "Japanese thing" to pick up style or fashion, and then they adopt and recreate them in a "Nippon way". That is what happened to American country music in Japan during the wake of the World War II, back by the time American GIs played Hank Williams on the radio and started to popularize it in the land of the sun. Added to the appeal of America's open-wide West and lonely cowboys in a nation of crowded cities, that is why it is not hard to understand how American country music had secured and custom-tailored, a memorable place in Japan's heart.
American country music has a surprisingly large number of fans in Japan, but the subculture surrounding it has received a very little attention from historians of Japanese pop culture. From Jimmie Rodgers of the early 20th century and still known as the "The Father of Country Music" to the most recent country singer Justin Moore, American country music still prevails up to this time.
In Japan, American country music is a "shumi," it means a hobby or a "taste" like for Americans (skiing or tennis), and for Japanese (tea ceremony or calligraphy) that can go a long journey towards the definition of the enthusiast's circle of friends and lifestyle. An irrational sample of cowgirls attending Country Gold (Annual International Country Music Festival that takes place every September in Kumamoto) just tells a story that every one of them became acquainted with country music through recreational horseback riding. The majority of the old folks are bluegrass fans.
Speaking of Justin Cole Moore, he is popularly known as Justin Moore. He is born on March 30, 1984 and is the most recent American country music singer and songwriter of our age. He has released 3 albums for Valory Music Group: First is Justin Moore in 2009, second is Outlaws Like Me in 2011, and lately Off the Beaten Path in 2013.
Off the Beaten Path is the 3rd studio album by Justin Moore. It was released on September 17, 2013. And it included Justin's duets with Charlie Daniels and Miranda Lambert. The album has reportedly sold 224 thousand copies in the United States as of January 2014.It included the singles "Lettin' the Night Roll" and "Point at you."


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Remember remember the month of Movember… yup it's time for you to put away the shaving foam and groom the handlebar moustache you've always wanted. Here at Ubelly Towers we're in full growth mode. There's lots of dev and design events to show off your new upper lip decoration this month – and if you'd like to see your event included give us a shout on Twitter @ubelly.
1 November – HDLive
Hull Digital Live is now in its third year and is hosting some fab speakers including Elliot Jay Stocks, Evan Davis, Bobbie Johnson and Fraser Speirs Not only that but you also get to experience the delights Hull has to offer. Result!
2 November – UX Brighton
Danny Hope's brainchild was born 4 years ago when he set up a volunteer community group focusing on all things user experience related. These monthly meet-ups culminate in this year' UX Brighton conference where 'Past and Future Interactions' is the theme up for discussion by speakers like Ben Bashford and Guy Smith-Ferrier.
9 November – Full Frontal
If you're a JavaScript developer then you won't want to miss this conference organised by web guru Remy Sharp. Attendees get to sign up to hands on workshops, listen to awesome speakers and a couple of parties thrown in for good luck. If you're there, look us up (Martin Beeby @thebeebs will be there) and if you can't make it then check out our event review, we'll be publishing it week of 12th November. Can't wait.
9-10 November – UCD2012 Conference
The User-Centred Design Conference is a non-profit organisation – ,meaning all the speakers, including Tom Stewart and Karl Smith, volunteer their expertise. The conference runs on a Friday and Saturday to make it easier to taketime off work… plus you get the chance to explore the big smoke.
12-16 November – Internet Week Europe
This week long celebration of all things web related kicks off on 12th November and is host to events across London including RetrospectGIF, Journey through the connected world (or a diverting trip on the ELL) and London JS Create the Web. Not to be missed.
12-16 November – Build
This week long conference includes an evening of film, a day of workshops, a day of co-working and some music thrown in for good measure… not to mention a day long conference with such luminaries as Kirby Ferguson, Mandy Brown and Ethan Marcotte. I feel more intelligent just writing that. Keep an eye out for a write up of the conference from our very own Laura Kalbag soon after the event.
19 November – HandHeld Conference
Billed as the 'conference for all things mobile, web and native', HandHeld is held in the beautiful country of Wales and boasts a brilliant line-up of speakers including the one and only Mr Andrew Spooner, Laura Kalbag and a new member of the nUbelly crew, Amber Weinberg. Come and say hi to Andrew if you're going along – otherwise watch out for the post event write up.
20 November – Untapped
Untapped prides itself on showcasing rising stars you won't find on the regular speaker circuit. It's free to attend and well worth a visit if you're in the Clerkenwell vicinity.
29-30 November – UX Cambridge
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Glass Bottle Vases
If your kid loves to redecorate and express herself through design, she'll love this crafty activity. Add a spring touch to her room by helping her craft a vase to match her decor. You can easily repurpose an old glass bottle into a cute vase using a few pieces of felt and a little imagination.
What You Need:
- Glass bottle, washed and labels removed
- Adhesive-backed felt sheets
- Scissors
- Long stemmed flower
- Marbles, small stones, or beads (optional)
What You Do:
- Let your child cut out several shapes in different sizes from the felt sheets. Feel free to play around with the design, but for a simple, easy design, focus on making a lot of just one simple shape, such as a circle or triangle.
- Have her peel off the paper backs from her foam shapes and stick them firmly on the vase in any pattern she likes.
- Now fill the glass half way with marbles, small stones, or beads, if using.
- Place the flower in the vase.
You're finished! Let her use her vase to decorate a bare shelf or corner of her room.


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Tamil film 'Singam 2' an extension of its prequel
However the director says one of the highlights of the film would be the locations the film has been shot.
Chennai: Director Hari Gopalakrishnan says his upcoming Tamil action drama 'Singam 2' will be an extension of 'Singam', but not a sequel. The second part is a continuation of the first with additional characters.
"I have retained all the characters from the first part and I have also added a few more actors in 'Singam 2', which makes it a continuation of the first part. Probably for the first time in Tamil cinema such a feat is attempted," said Hari in a statement. 'Singam 2' features Suriya Sivakumar, Anushka Shetty, Hansika Motwani, Vivek, Santhanam, Nassar, Vijay Kumar, Radha Ravi, Mukesh Rishi and Manorama.
"I had developed the story for the second part even before 'Singam' was released. Following the success of 'Singam', I decided to work on 'Singam 2' and I have received lot of encouragement from my team," he said.
Hari says one of the highlights of the film would be locations. The story is set in South India and South Africa.
"While the first half is shot completely in South India, we have filmed crucial parts of the second half in places such as Durban, Cape Town and Johannesburg in South Africa. We have filmed an important fight scene in the crowded streets of Durban," he said. Talking about the Indian locations he said that the story is set against the backdrop of Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu. "We have also shot in places such as Karaikudi, Ambasamudram, Tirunelveli and Hyderabad," he added.
Some parts have also been shot in Malaysia. British actor Danny Sapani plays the antagonist in the film, which has music by Devi Sri Prasad.
'Singam 2' is produced by K E Gnanavelraja and is slated for a summer release.
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Groupies are adding colour to their lives with a set of DIY Loop Bands. Using colourful, 15mm rubber bands, this set allows users to create their own awesome bracelets, belts, necklaces and other accessories quickly and easily using the provided weaving template, hook and buckle. Great for kids and adults alike, this set helps Groupies create a fun new look.
What you need to know:
- Fun to use
- Great for kids or adults
- Makes bracelets, belts, necklaces, anklets, etc
- Colour: Assorted latex rubber bands
- Material: Rubber
- Rubber band size: 15mm
- Approximate weight: 190g
- Approximate package dimensions: 300 x 120 x 30mm
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