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Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Pakistan's biggest city, Karachi, in the latest protest against a film deemed anti-Islamic which was privately made in the United States.
The protesters, who included activists from the hard-line 'Sunni Tehreek' organization, marched down the city's main M.A. Jinnah road on September 29 while some trampled on the American flag.
Shafiq Ahmad, a senior police officer in Karachi, said there were "at least 15,000" protesters while rally organizers claimed "millions of people" participated.
The crudely-made "Innocence of Muslims" movie has sparked angry, and at times violent, demonstrations across the globe.
Pakistan experienced the worst of the violence on September 21 when nationwide rallies mobilized more than 45,000, including many members of right-wing religious parties.
During the demonstrations, at least 21 people were killed and 229 wounded, mainly in clashes with police.


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Developers Thornfield Properties have submitted plans for the vacant parts of the market, built in 1883, which have stood empty for more than a decade. Their loss will not affect the current meat market in the short term.
The plans, totalling half a million square feet of offices, will include new buildings at:
- 43 Farringdon Street, rising from four to 10 storeys.
- 25 Snow Hill - a triangular building of eight storeys. The ground floors of both buildings will be double height and contain a new 100,000 square foot "urban market hall".
A significant factor in favour of the scheme is the developers' offer to help finance a major
upgrade of Thameslink tunnels under the site. Michael Capocci, Thornfield managing director, said: "These buildings have no operational impact on the nearby Smithfield meat markets, are not listed and are in a poor state of repair having suffered extensive damage during the Second World War.
"We intend to replace them with an urban market for Smithfield, flexible enough to combine a mix of kiosks and stalls with shops, restaurants and exhibition space."
Prince Charles joined the campaign to save the historic buildings arguing that, while unlisted, they are in a conservation area. He is convinced they could be restored for the benefit of the local community. The Prince has been lobbying culture ministers vigorously. However, his previous efforts to save the Bishopsgate Goodsyard ended in the demolition of the building.
The plans are supported by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment. Its design review committee said: "We found much to admire in the scheme and it is for others to decide whether a case has been made for demolition of the existing buildings.
"It is clearly important in our assessment of the designs that they show evidence of recognising what it is that gives this area its special character. We think that this proposal has the potential to do so."
But Adam Wilkinson of Save Britain's Heritage said: "The buildings form an important part of the magnificent market complex at Smithfield. Their destruction would be an act of wanton cultural vandalism. The current plans are completely at odds with the low horizons and historic character of the area which make it such a great place in which to live and work."
Crucially, English Heritage, the Government's official adviser, is sending out conflicting signals. It has rejected listed status for the Smithfield buildings four times in 15 years, and has not changed it mind. On the other hand, chairman Sir Neil Cossons has publicly backed Prince Charles and SAVE and emphasised the buildings' "outstanding contribution to the character and appearance of Smithfield and townscape value".
He also urged the City Corporation to consider adaptation and conversion of the kind which has reinvented Covent Garden, Borough, Spitalfields and Leadenhall Street. However, in the absence of listing, the future for the Smithfield buildings looks bleak.
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Hello! Today, I did something I thought I'd never do.. I tried fake lashes. I personally don't recommend them:
1. People ask you a lot if they're fake.
2. Makes you feel fake.
3. Very uncomfortable.
4. Hard to put on (at least it was for me!)
5. If you agree with all the above, then it's a waste of money, but otherwise it's OK.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
How to get over rough days
Hello! Yesterday was quite a rough day for personal reasons, but you shouldn't let it get you down. I'm going to be honest, I'm not always standing these rules that I made up a second ago, but I think they are quite good.
1. Face the truth and feel sorry for yourself.
2. Treat yourself. Warning: don't treat yourself with fattening things (and I can clearly see my frozen yogurt has oreos, but it's still better than candy or chocolate bars.)
3. Go outside and look at the environment. Notice your surroundings and look at homeless people to remind yourself that you are being over reactive, perhaps give them some change, staring is not polite.
5. Think carefully- is that really worth the stress?
6. No! It is not worth you wasting time by feeling bad about yourself.
7. Get over it and smile!
8. Try your best to relax or be silly.
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Monday, January 28, 2013
Another present
Hello! Today, school could have gone better, I was fine with the lessons, but I'm concerned about some of my friends. In fourth year, for some it's quite nice, but others it's only pressure. I'll lying if I said I'm one of the ones that find it easy. I get good marks, but it's a challenge to keep them up. There are quite many students that find school pressuring, but of course they are hiding behind a smiling mask. I try my best to help my friends, but those smiling masks aren't helping, so if you need to talk about anything and I mean anything. It could even be about how someone took your last gum. Even little things like that. As I was saying, school could have been better in that department, but I'm very happy about my late birthday present I got today!
Sorry for the quality. I'm not sure if you noticed, but for the past 3 months, I've been working out, although now I only started it more intensely. On this photo I probably still look like I'm starved out or wearing clothes that don't fit me.
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Sunday, January 27, 2013
Hello! For my birthday I got so many gifts and I'm so grateful! I got mostly things from Lush and Sephora. I have a feeling there was a gifter pact. Just kidding. Anyway I prefer showers, but since I got all the bath presents I feel like having baths all the time. My last one was yesterday and I feel like having one now, again. I'm also under great pressure. I have schoolwork, friends to take care of, my room needs to be tidied after the party and I need to improve my body, I want to make it stronger with a bit more muscle. Therefore a relaxing bath come in handy. Thank you! :)
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Saturday, January 26, 2013
Sweet 16 party
Hello! I couldn't decide what type of party I was having, so I had them all! I had a birthday dinner, going out and slumber party. I called them "stages" at the first stage to the last, my guests one by one went home. So it was much more relaxing than having everyone leave at the same time and then feel awkward. Sadly I only have photos from stage three, when the guests dropped from 12-14 to 4. The going out however was so nice, I felt at ease. No worries, I'm 16. I wanted to get all the things I couldn't buy before, but I didn't because I don't smoke or drink a lot. I only taste if offered or take a low volume cocktail. I got sang to about 3-4 times that day. At one song they gave me a candle and I made a wish for it to relight, I don't know how, but it in fact DID relight. I bet that a lot of people thought it was staged, but may I say.. it was epic. I got home safely and tortured my way through a chick flick movie at stage 3, the slumber party. By tortured my way through, I meant that I went to sleep at 03:00, I sometimes do that, even on a school night. If I can't sleep I do things, I sometimes lift weights, watch a documentary or research the food industry. Somehow this time staying up to 03:00 was a challenge.
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Thursday, January 24, 2013
Hello! Today was quite OK until I came to reality that people are so fragile. We want to believe everyone is so damn happy, but it's not true. Behind that happy and brave face lies our true emotion, so everyone, that means you also. You should tell people all the good things about them that come up in your mind. You'll do them good. They'll be happy and so will you. I love telling people how great they are and that they are beautiful and lovely. I want people to feel welcome. I had some deep talks with my friends and almost half of them admitted to feeling sad and unwelcome. People are fragile.
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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
16 at last!
Hello! Today was wonderful! Today exactly at 0:00 I got my very first "happy birthday". I also spent 3 and a half hours at Elipse gym and may I say, it was wonderful! I spent 1 and a half hour training and the rest was in the spa, because it's not only a gym, it has 3 different type of saunas and one Jacuzzi That may seem very little, but there are about 3-8 customers at once. I got invited to do a shoot with the equipment, but I'm not sure if I'll even go, due to the lack of information about it. Anyway I've got 3 gyms left to try out! Not sure if I'll manage. I feel a bit guilty, because I'm about to eat cake and I already ate spaghetti-twice, sauce and salad. All the effort- wasted. Not! I feel reborn. My back doesn't hurt and I feel tired in a very pleasurable way. I feel good.
The great betrayal of my 1 and a half hour of workout!
The great betrayal of my 1 and a half hour of workout!
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Last day at 15 with combats and socks
Hello! Tomorrow, it's my birthday! I'll go to try out elipse tomorrow, hopefully. I'll phone them today. I'll also go shopping for my party on Friday. If you know me and we're friends, please ask me about the party, because I already forgot to invite some guests and I think I invited the last of them today, but I'm not sure. Other than that, when I was sleeping I had an amazing dream, that I shortly forgot of later, but I remember combats and socks, so I turned that into an outfit!
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Iphone covers
Hello! Recently, I paid much more attention to decorating my phone. I'm quit worried about it falling, so I love the covers. I don't want to spend a lot of money on them. Ironically, one of the most well-know clothing stores sell some covers for 5-8 euro. Incredibly cheap! Somehow no one suspected it to be from that store. A lot of people thought I ordered them online or get them in an apple store for an overprice.
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Sunday, January 20, 2013
Facebook profile photo
Hello! I have a little problem. I want a new facebook profile photo, but I'm extremely picky about these things. It took me a month to choose my current one. I'm actually serious.
I miss this hat. I think that hats or any accessory striking enough is essential for a look. Otherwise you'd be like me a few years ago, looking at a closet full of clothes and thinking: "I have nothing to wear!"
Accessories are a very important factor in an outfit. I'll be honest. I don't wear accessories every time I go out of the house to meet someone, but accessories make life easier, without them my outfit would consist of jeans and my top.
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Saturday, January 19, 2013
Turtles are awesome
Hello! Today I woke up at 7:30, because I went to work. After that I met up with Yasmine and went to Smoojo, I have been wondering about a summer job there; I need to make a CV. Help! Please. I felt proud about todays pay, so I treated myself with the best frozen yogurt I've ever ate, ever better than the gorgeous Latvian ones. I guess kiwi, banana and white chocolate go together quite well!
On my way to Yasmins we saw this gate. Seems legit.
She kind of reminds me of my sister in this photo.
Her turtles are awesome and can high five each other!
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In her first season as a corps member with Oklahoma City Ballet, Devin Larsen stood among the 17 dancers who made the audience gasp as the curtain came up on Balanchine's Serenade. But her path to getting there would make anyone gasp. At age 3, Larsen was diagnosed with epilepsy. She averaged 20 complex partial … More »
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Vancouver, British Columbia's 2010 Olympic Winter Games were golden for more than just big-name athletes. Like so many Vancouverites at that time, Ballet BC dancer Alexis Fletcher and her husband, former rehearsal director Sylvain Senez, struggled to keep pace with the skyrocketing cost of living. The couple wondered if they could rent out two empty … More »
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They say injury can be a great teacher: When Texas Ballet Theater dancer Carolyn Judson was sidelined with a back injury in 2007, her interest in health piqued. "I wondered how I could heal myself, so I began to research and read," she says. "I was amazed at what I found. I turned to food … More »
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On any given day, Pacific Northwest Ballet's rehearsal studios are filled with ballerinas decked out in a rainbow of colorful, innovative leotards—many designed and hand-sewn by principal dancer Elizabeth Murphy. Murphy didn't grow up sewing. In fact, she didn't even know how to run a sewing machine until she was 18. She didn't want to … More »
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Houston Ballet soloist Nao Kusuzaki's expansive port de bras spreads across the stage like a pair of wings, fitting for a story of a bird who transforms into a woman. Kusuzaki not only danced the lead role in Tsuru, a piece based on the Japanese folktale The Crane Wife, but also conceived and produced the … More »
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You can thank Kanye West, in part, for inspiring New York City Ballet corps member Devin Alberda to pursue his budding passion for photography beyond Facebook profile pics. It was during the Yeezus Tour that West, whom Alberda calls "a real role model of mine," gave a sermon about believing in your vision. "That's when … More »
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Not every male dancer gets to take on roles like Swan Lake's Odette, and Giannina in a restaging of Jules Perrot's The Naïad and the Fisherman. But Philip Martin-Nielson isn't your typical performer. Martin-Nielson is a leading dancer with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, the all-male troupe famous for its parodies of traditional ballets. … More »
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On a flight home from a teaching stint in California last summer, Miami City Ballet corps member Rebecca King wrote a letter to her former self to post on her popular dance blog, Tendus Under a Palm Tree. Her hindsight advice to aspiring ballet students—no chit-chatting in class, implement corrections, study ballet videos—ended up going … More »
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At Dresden's Semperoper, one of Europe's finest opera houses, the curtain comes down on the premiere of David Dawson's Tristan + Isolde. When Courtney Richardson, as Isolde, steps forward to take her bow, the applause rises to a crescendo. The ballet had found its heart in her first solo, expressed in powerful, neoclassical lines suffused … More »


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Neville Buswell as Ray Langton (2005)
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|1966, 1968–1978, 2005
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|Last appearance
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Tony Wood (2005)
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Raymond Anthony "Ray" Langton is a fictional character from the British ITV soap opera, Coronation Street, played by Neville Buswell.
Ray Langton was born at Number 2 Gas Street. Throughout his childhood, he was in trouble with the police most of the time. An ex-borstal boy, Ray built up a reputation as a troublemaker. He first appeared in the Street in 1966 but was forced out by Len Fairclough after he threatened Lucille Hewitt.
Nevertheless, Ray turned up again two years later and Len gave him a job at his building firm, and invited him to move into his bachelor pad at No.9. Ray hoped to go into business for himself but eventually settled for a partnership with Len and Jerry Booth. Ray's younger sister, Janice (Paula Wilcox), briefly came to stay in 1969.
Ray was a womaniser becoming involved with many women while living in the Street, including Sandra Butler, Audrey Fleming, Vicki Bright and Sue Silcock. In 1975 he married the yard's secretary Deirdre Hunt and they moved into No.5; their daughter Tracy was born in 1977. His roving eye soon led him into another affair however, with waitress Janice Stubbs. He ended the relationship before Deirdre found out, but the marriage ended anyway as Deirdre backed out of plans for the family's fresh start in the Netherlands, and Ray emigrated alone.
Ray absented himself for all of Tracy's early life, and divorced Deirdre. In 2005, he found out he had stomach cancer and decided to return to Weatherfield and make amends with Tracy before he died. After getting to know Tracy and her daughter Amy, Ray died at Deirdre and Ken Barlow's wedding reception at the Rovers.
In 1978, Ray began an affair with waitress Janice Strubbs and was found out by Deirdre so ended the affair. He then made plans to move to the Netherlands for a new life and wanted Deirdre and Tracy to come with him and she initially agreed but changed her mind at the last minute so Ray left the street alone for a new life, leaving Deirdre behind to raise Tracy. However, Ray did keep in contact most of the time and even sent Tracy presents, but this died down over the years. He later contacted Deirdre as he wanted a divorce as he had a new partner and she was pregnant with his child. Ray divorced from his second wife sometime around 2000.
When he discovered he had stomach cancer in 2005, he returned to Weatherfield to look for Tracy so he could make amends, arriving on the day of Ken and Deirdre's second wedding and hit baby Amy Barlow's pram. He met Deirdre, Blanche and Ken, at the hospital and realised that Amy was his granddaughter and that Tracy was her mother. Ray told everyone that he had stomach cancer and was dying plus he and his second wife had been divorced for 5 years. He began lodging with Emily Bishop who took him in to help him out. Tracy eventually softened towards her dad, and Ray later attended Ken and Deirdre's wedding and wished the couple well. During the reception in the Rovers Return, Ray had died of his illness, much to the distress of Tracy.
In 2017, Tracy later mentions her real father to her adoptive brothers Peter and Daniel and nephew Adam and daughter Amy about him, and told them that Ken was the father figure to her than her real father.
Ray Langton's departure in 1978 came due to Neville Buswell qutting acting and later leaving to work in Las Vegas. However, he returned in 2005 for a brief stint, 27 years since he portrayed the character.
Neville Buswell is the third cast member to have the longest break in Coronation Street, which is a 27-year absence from 1978 to 2005. The actor in the show who currently has the record for the longest break is Philip Lowrie who played Dennis Tanner and was absent for 43 years.
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- Ray made a brief cameo appearance in Viva Las Vegas!, a VHS spin-off released in 1998, as Buswell was living in Las Vegas at the time. In the storyline Ray is working as a barman and unexpectedly meets Vera Duckworth (Elizabeth Dawn), who is holidaying there. When Vera brings him up to date on some of the things that have happened in Weatherfield since his departure, Ray assumes she must be joking, and responds by telling her he's now married to a man and is hiding from his evil twin.
- http://www.corrie.net/profiles/characters/langton_ray.html
- http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/entertainment/film_and_tv/s/143/143367_roving_ray_langton_is_back_.html


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Berlin only emerged as an industrial metropolis in the light of the Electric Revolution 120 years ago -- a fact that seems long forgotten today. Internationally, Berlin is more likely to be perceived as a vibrant creative city. Many Berliners, too, are hardly aware of the companies that have been working here -- and some still do so successfully until today.
BZI aims at reflecting Berlin´s industrial history from a global perspective and in the light of the technological developments and societal changes that we are experiencing today.
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In cooperation with a wide range of different stakeholders, BZI develops an innovative and visionary concept for industrial tourism in Berlin. We pay major attention to the intangible heritage of Electropolis as a global techno-cultural system that reaches far beyond the borders of Berlin. The classic tourism range is extended to unusual places and new topics, developing new criteria. Our aim is to re-visualise the city´s industrial past as well as to highlight present and future developments to visitors and residents.
Electropolis Berlin: What´s the message?
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When BZI took up work in late 2011, instead of collecting all data of all industrial sites in Berlin and then do a selection based on worn-out criteria from existing tourism concepts, we first of all started thinking:
What´s special about Berlin´s industrial heritage when compared to other places? What´s the story it stands for in human history? Why should people, and especially younger generations, be at all interested in this story? Which message could be drawn from Berlin´s industrial experience that is useful for the global society of tomorrow?
Want to find out about our answers? Check out the following link; it leads you to an English text written on the occasion of the 2012 TICCIH-Congress in Taiwan where we discussed our ideas for content and strategies with international colleagues.
Marion Steiner, "Tracing the Invisible - Electropolis Berlin", Taipei 2012
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BZI is a project jointly developed by the University of Applied Sciences HTW Berlin and the Foundation of the German Museum of Technology in Berlin. Since autumn 2011, the initial budget is provided by a programme to promote the innovative potential of culture in Berlin which is financed by the European Regional Development Fund.
We work in close cooperation with a wide range of different stakeholders concerned with industrial heritage in Berlin.
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I hate when teams overpay based off of a short period of uncharacteristically strong play. I always like to consider where a guy was a year ago when grading moves. Well with Joe Flacco, you don't even have to consider where he was a year ago. All you have to do is consider where he was 4 games ago. Going into January, he might not have gotten 60 million total on a contract (somewhere around 4 years, 60 million would have been reasonable). Now he gets 60 million guaranteed and becomes the highest paid quarterback in NFL history in terms of yearly salary, guaranteed money, and total value of contract. His 6 year, 120.6 million dollar deal surpasses Drew Brees' 5 year, 100 million dollar deal from last off-season. As good as he was in the playoffs, he does not deserve to be the highest paid quarterback in the NFL and in that way, he is "overpaid." However, the Ravens didn't have a choice, which is why this still gets a good grade. Yes, if you compare this contract to other contracts o...
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NYC Bus & Subway Maps
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NYC Bus & Subway Maps offers something very simple, yet invaluable to both native and tourist alike. Complete offline access to the official MTA Subway and Bus Maps for all five boroughs of New York City. A return to it's original no-frills design, NYC Bus & Subway Maps is an app you can count on working when you need it most. When you first launch the app, you won't have any map's available, but all you have to do is click the "Download Maps Now" button and select as many or as few as you want and download them all at once. No more hoping you remembered to save that BX Bus map when you're already on the train!
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Excellent app! I am not an American Citizen but I get arround real easy thanks to this application. I do not need to wait for any ride. I just verify the tracks (bus or metro) plus a street view from Google Maps to be sure of what the area looks like and gone I am. A sensation of being free. The assurance of being able to go any where I want at any time and the ability to get arround just like a native. That is, and also feels like Power. All just by having the right information!
Does All It Promises, but Half of What's Needed I used this several times in NYC this last week and have no complaint other than the map needs to magnify a bit farther to really read the fine print on it and I have normal vision. However, you still need to know both about where you are in the city and about where you need to get to for this to really be useful. If you don't already know NY, it's more helpful to have mxData's "NYC Subway" app. It asks where you are (you can look at street signs rather than try to find that same intersection on a tiny map) and then where you want to go, which pops up the station(s) you need. To be fair, NYC Bus & Subway may offer better help for busses, but I did not try/use busses at all. Also, I'd give this limited app 2.5 stars if I could but I can't really give it three stars so I've rounded down to two.
Outdated The subway map is out of date! It doesn't show any changes since 2011 (including Hudson yards, bway-lafayette/bleecker transfer). There are plenty of apps out there with an up to date map; get one of them instead.
Could be SO much better Maps are outdated, and you can't zoom in more than one click. I used it for years until just this week, when I got onto a bus only to find out that its route was changed THREE YEARS AGO! :-(
Used to think this was really cool but now it seems the map is really sensitive and at the least bit of zooming it needs to dwnld again. Doesn't have the aforementioned problem anymore but they need an update BAD. A couple of lines have changed and this app doesn't reflect those changes. Looks like neglect to me.
No images, no info Re-downloaded from previous version. This time, around no images visible and only option is to delete what in essence is a blank image. Un - install and a re -install did not solve the issue. A shame really, as the previous version was ok.
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When it comes to electronic gadgets, Americans can't get enough.We want – no, need – to be connected at all times.We must have the latest and greatest electronics.And who wouldn't opt for the brand new digital, plasma screen T.V. when it often costs much more to repair that ancient hunk-of-junk in the garage than it does to buy a brand new one?But what happens to that analog boob-tube when you have decided you would rather surf atop the digital wave?It is quite likely that the electronic devices you deem unworthy will end up in landfills.Your "old" video equipment, televisions, computers, cell phones and other hand-held devices, audio equipment, and video games make up more than 2% of the municipal solid waste stream.I know what you're thinking:"That doesn't seem like very much".Well, electronic waste – more commonly known as e-waste – is the fastest growing waste stream in America.And that modest 2% of the waste stream accounts for 70% of toxic waste according to Earth911.com.In the year 2000 more than 4.6 million tons of e-waste entered the landfill from America alone, and by 2007 the number almost doubled (2).Even those who believe they are doing the earth a favor by recycling their e-waste could be doing even more harm to the environment.Many companies who claim to recycle post-consumer electronics simply ship the e-waste off to developing countries with loosely-regulated recycling facilities unable to handle the toxic chemicals properly.We have a constant andinsatiable appetite for new electronics, forcing countries like China, India and Pakistan to swallow our poisonous leftovers. Read more about global e-waste problems on Wired or SF Gate.
Fortunately, many computer manufacturers, TV manufacturers, and electronic retailers now offer take-back programs and sponsor legitimate recycling events.Although there are no federal laws in place regarding the management of e-waste, 19 states and New York City have passed some type of legislation to manage end-of-life electronics in a safer and more environmental way.
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·Reduce – Do you really need that new cell phone, stereo, computer or TV?Although electronics are made to last years, many feel the need to buy new products as soon as they are available.And it seems as though companies are cranking out the next model before you even have a chance to snip your proof-of-purchase for that rebate.Basal Action Network (BAN), which is an organization that pushes for the U.S. to ratify the Basel Convention of international hazardous waste shipment, says at least 1 in 4 homes will trash their still-perfectly-good TV this year following the digital transition.Preventing waste by reducing electronic consumption is preferable to any waste management option.
·Reuse – While you are trying to find a purpose for your unused electronics, they are collecting dust in the garage.No, scratch that…the boxes they are in are collecting dust in the garage. Meanwhile, their useful life is wasting away until the time comes when you decide they need to be thrown away.Just because you had to have the newest Ipod or DTV doesn't mean someone else won't appreciate the perfectly good older model.Donating used electronics to schools, non-profit organizations, and low-income families is a great way to lengthen the life of electronic products and keep them out of the waste stream longer.
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·E-waste pollution – It is important to be be careful where and with whom you send your e-waste to be recycled.Electronic equipment contains toxic compounds like lead, mercury, cadmium and brominated flame retardants that leak into soils and water supplies.Unfortunately, 50%-80% of e-waste is shipped to developing countries like China, India or Pakistan where recycling regulations are extremely loose if they even exist at all.The chemicals in e-waste are extremely harmful to the environment and cause severe health issues for the people living in surrounded areas.When recycling your e-waste, ensure that you are giving to a reputable and legitimate company.See these links for information on recycling e-waste:
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·Anything that is just sitting in your home unused not only creates clutter, it collects dust, which is bad for your health. The National Safety Council estimates that 75% of all personal computers ever sold are now gathering dust.So, it's likely that you have a computer adding to the clutter and amount of dust collected in your home.If you absolutely have to have the newest electronics, donating your old products (or recycling if they are no longer useful) will clear your home of clutter and help you and your family breathe cleaner and easier.
…to your wallet
·Curbing your appetite for new electronic gadgets will definitely save you money.By waiting longer to buy a product, you will probably discover that it becomes much cheaper in 6 months, or (and here is the more sustainable and environmental option) you really don't need the unnecessary expense.
·Some recycling centers will pay you for your used products. This website claims to pay up to $75 for used cell phones.
·<;/span>Donations to churches, schools, low-income families and non-profit organizations are tax-deductible.So donating your usable electronics will increase the useful life of a product as well as your tax-return.
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·Reducing, reusing and recycling electronics limits the amount of e-waste generated and dumped into our landfills.It increases the collection and treatment of products with high precious metal content and prevents the release of hazardous materials into our ecosystems. Practicing safe and sustainable e-waste management conserves the earth's limited resources by reducing raw material extraction and encouraging more sustainable approaches to manufacturing.
Works Cited
1.International Association of Electronics Recyclers Industry Report, 2006. //www.iaer.org/communications/indreport.htm
2."Electronic Waste Management in the United States, Approach 1" Table 3.1 EPA530-R-08-009 US Environmental Protection Agency, July 2008. //www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/materials/ecycling/docs/app-1.pdf
3."eCycling".US Environmental Protection Agency, January 2009.//www.epa.gov/waste/conserve/materials/ecycling/index.htm
4.Palm, Erik. "DTV transition:Avoiding an e-waste 'tsunami'". Green Tech, June 2009. //news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-10260174-54.html
5.Mayfield, Kendra."E-Waste: Dark Side of Digital Age". Wired, January 2003. //www.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2003/01/57151


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It took him a while for it to sink in that all Daphne had been telling him was the truth. Crazy ideas ran through his head, fragments of it including lab experimentation, DNA implants and other stories that really made no sense.
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Ah fan films. With the rise of crowdfunding, affordable high quality cameras and the ability to create CGI effects on one's own computer (or to find someone else who could do it) the last decade or so has seen the rise of this genre of fan works.
Perhaps the most notable franchise to have seen this proliferation is Star Trek which was essentially being kept alive by fan films after Enterprise finished its TV run and in-between entries in the rebooted film series.
While things like New Voyages and indeed Star Trek Continues have been doing excellent recreations and pastiches of the Original Series, they seemed to really be going where that series had gone before though they got better over time. What I suppose I really craved as a life long Trekkie was for the Trek universe to be expanded upon, not just recreated in all of its original glory. Hence why I found Star Trek: Horizon so intriguing when I stumbled back across it recently having heard of it some months ago. I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw.
Horizon is set during the Romulan War, a much talked about piece of Trek's history that has never been explored on-screen. Set not long after the TV series Enterprise finished, the fan film focuses on the NX-01's sister ship the Discovery in the midst of that conflict. The ship and her crew led by Captain Hawke, after surviving a battle in the film's opening minutes, are sent on a mission to take out a new Romulan weapon that could turn the tide of the war. Their mission leads the crew, which also includes a Romulan defector, to a bigger threat to the Coalition of Planets and the future of Earth.
Being a fan of Enterprise (that ill-regarded prequel series filled with great ideas but which took four years to find its feet and lost its audience along the way), the idea of a fan film set during its era and the Romulan War appealed to me. Tommy Kraft, the film's writer/director, has created a love letter to that series in every way possible in creating this movie length spin-off of Enterprise dealing not just with the Romulan War but tying up a lose end or two from that series as well. If you're aware of that series and some of its bigger plot lines, there's plenty to enjoy here plot wise as Kraft creates a compelling story. The dialogue, which can often be tricky for fan films, is good most of the time (though a couple of times it gets a bit too involved in technobabble). It's a prime example of good fan film writing.
Horizon is also visually impressive, something even more surprising given its budget of about $22,000. The film is a a mix between Enterprise and the reboot films with the costumes and sets of the former being central to the film (and recreated spectacularly) while the cinematography and overall visual style of Horizon draw heavily from the reboots. Indeed there's a sequence involving Hawke and the villain's eventual villain that owes more than a small debt to the mind-meld sequence form the 2009 film. That's not all though.
Where the film is most impressive is in its effects. The ship exteriors and the battle sequences are top-notch and might well be the best I've seen in any of the fan productions I've watched to date with the film's opening fifteen to twenty minutes especially being a visual feast. Where the visuals are perhaps less impressive is in the film's sometimes over-reliance on green screen which can become obvious at times as the film was shot almost entirely that way. That being said, those moments are few and far between and the film's visuals are amongst its strongest selling points.
Indeed, Horizon is even more impressive by that small budget. Despite that small budget, it's an impressive effort which puts many bigger budgeted films to shame. For a fraction of the budget of a SyFy, the film looks and flows far better than many of those films or their straight to DVD counterparts. It's a sign of what low- budget genre films that can do and I find myself hoping that Kraft goes on to future projects. For now though, if you're a Trekkie look this up and give a watch.


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"This girl," their leader told them, "has not yet learned to use even a half of her Gifts. We must attempt to stop her before she does."
"But how? You have already told us that we cannot kill her!" somebody objected, and their leader nodded.
"You are right, Vertex, as usual," he said, but there was no warmth to his praise. "We must destroy her teacher – a fairy ghost of unusual potency."
"A ghost?" Murmurings ran around the room as the Celryn debated this new development. "How do you kill a ghost?"
"I did not say we should kill him. I said we should destroy him."
And all around the circle, the Celryn grinned and showed their teeth, for they were destroyers and destroying was what they did best.
"When we have done that," Vertex asked, "may we continue with the plan?"
"We may."
And there followed an explosion of cheering, and the baring of many fangs, while the younger Celryn swooped from the ceiling on their stubby black wings.
"What are we to do about the girl?" one of them asked, perceptively. "You have said that we cannot kill her, and you have said that she is too dangerous to be left alive. So what shall we do?"
All of the Celryn turned to look at the speaker. He was the youngest of the group but they were beginning to suspect that he might actually be clever, as opposed to cunning. This was an important development.
"We will do what we told her parents we would do," the leader, whose name was in fact Paradox, told them. "We will make her join us."
Some of the older Celryn objected to this idea.
"She will never agree! Besides, why would we want her - a fairy human, the worst combination - to join us? Her people stand for what is good and right, and those are the two things which repel us?" Their grumblings irritated Paradox but he did not let it show. He turned his black eyes on them.
"We need her power," he told them. "She is strong, and if she were on our side the Telcontar would not have a chance." There was silence. "And as for her agreeing to it, well, I wasn't thinking of giving her a choice, as I said before."
A few of them laughed, nastily.
"She will crumble beneath our mental superiority," Paradox told them, his voice strong, powerful enough to raise a rebellion. "She may have physical powers but she knows nothing about defending her own mind. This is her weakness, and we will exploit it!"
The Celryn roared in agreement, visions of their enemy destroyed invading their puny minds and overcoming their senses.
"How will we get her here, to make her agree?" Vertex asked, honestly curious. Paradox growled. Their questions were impertinent, irrelevant. They annoyed him.
"That will come later. But for now, we must assess her gifts - we must know what she is capable of." His followers nodded and agreed, but from a safe distance. They sensed his mood and were wary of it - Paradox in a rage was not something anyone had seen more than once, and there was a reason for that.
"Destroy her teacher, before she destroys us," he told them, more gently, now. "We must not underestimate her - she is far more powerful than I imagined. From now on, all information is strictly confidential, and those who let it out will be severely punished.
"Yes, sir," said the others, saluting, because they were all part of the Celryn army, and he was their Commander.
Paradox turned to leave the room, but as he did so he glanced at two things. The first was the bloodstain in one corner - the only thing that remained of the demise of the two humans. The other was the thirteenth chair, the one that would complete the circle.
Everyone knew the story of the Celryn that had once sat there. Everyone knew where he was now, and everyone knew his name.
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I think we can agree that the jews got it right. When they were scattered around the world, alienated in every nation they went to (and rightly so), they said "Screw you guys, we don't want you or need you" and started their own country. How? Aside from assassination politics, they got thousands of jews to move to one geographic area to displace the people already there.
What can we learn? We can't have a nation without borders, and those in the nation must be inside those borders. So, we have to get a bunch of White people, of a nationalist mindset, in the same geographic area. For what it's worth, I endorse the PLE system.
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I do know Dr.Duke was recently arrested in Germany.
For being suspected of waging a hate campaign against the so called Xcaust.
I do know that Miklos Gruener, an Auschwitz inmate is waging a campaign against Elie the Weasel for being a fake.
he has been threatened.
He cannot sue The Weasel directly, because he is a protected individual, so he is prosecuting a Rabbi, who also knows the Weasel is a fake, but is trying to conceal the fact.
Obama has been seen rubbing shoulders with this charlatan.
The ADL keep a public profile on anyone on Capitol Hill who shows any anti israel/anti semitic sympathies.
Anyone seen to show anti semitic sympathies is shunted into the sidings.
Forgotten about, and never mentioned in the press again.
Brother Nathanael expalins the influence of the jewish lobby in one of his video's.
People were surprised by the black woman who said jews should be run out of town.
Seems in the US people are simply not aware of how the jewish question/israel impact on the world.
How are they going to suddenly awaken and realise they have been duped.
If any WN leader had provided for whites only, he would have ended up creating a more of a problem for whites.
That would have been irresponsible.
The linch pin in all this turmoil is the dismantling of the Xcaust myth.
That is why we keep banging on about it.
Until it is laid to rest we will be blackmailed to service the myth... the golden calf.
The watershed will be reached when we finally disown the debunked tale.
Then the scales will fall from their eyes, then Dr.Pierce's video's will make sense.
In the mean time, we are talking to people who have been conditioned/brainwashed to accepting the jewish version of history.
The basis of the NWO.
We are up against a non stop barrage from the media, it is more than some people can cope with.
It is a form of terrorism.
We are ruled by a system of terror.
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How was it for you?
To most people that is like declaring yourself a heretic, in the days when heresy was a big deal.
You could denounce Jesus as a socerer easier than reject the xcaust.
We have alot of people on board who don't get the big deal with the Xcaust.
Well, in simple terms it is a device/mechanism, by which you can stiffle any opposition to jewish controls.
Just as today, WNist can be easily caricatured as flakies because they renounce the Xcaust.
"Denies the Xcaust, wants to be a crazy nazi...a meshugganer."
There you have it simple as that.
A nut, or as Nick Griffin was coached to say... a "Nutsie".
Elie the Weasel has no Tattoo, he never mentioned gas chambers until 20 years after the war.
What is the big deal?
It costs $billions and no one is allowed to say a word against it.
Political correctness is not mentioning the BS in the room.
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Junkers My friend who I disagree with from time to time but always enjoy your imput
Yes on several occasions(especially in college) I have questioned the numbers of the xcost as you put it. I unlike others do believe that Hitler did try to wipe out the jews and did have death camps set up for them. But I also do not believe by ANY math on this or any other planet that 6 million Jews were killed by Hitler/Germany. Remember that is their angle that the concentration camps and Germans killed that many jews.
Given the number of Jews in Europe at that time and adding 20% just to make sure you have a very generous number....IF IF Hitler/Germany had of gassed and killed 6 million Jews there would not have been enough Jews left at the end of the war to populate Israel or even for them to keep going in enough numbers. So do I think there were 6 million Jews killed by HITLER and Hitlers Germany by Direct action as in rounding up etc which is what they claim...NO
Do I think Hitler tried to wipe them out and did kill probably a million or so...yes But when I have said that to people they look at me and just cant figure out what to say...yes there have been a few who get upset and I ask them....did you ever ask where they got their numbers from? Did you check the numbers or just blindly follow what is put in front of you...they just walk away and a few others have said the numbers matter not...and my reply is
well if the numbers don't matter then don't use them or follow them or use the correct numbers
See about the only Holocaust I don't question the numbers on is the slaughter of the Native American tribes here in North America including Canada....now there is was and is a Holocaust When England tried to wipe out the Scottish and Celts all across Scotland, Ireland, Wales that was a Holocaust........but no one speaks of those
See you must know your enemy Jews are smart and push and push and make sure that no one does forget or feel bad if they say anything different. But it matters not....we need to STOP focusing on the Jews and the Holocaust etc...seriously WHO CARES it is in the past and will not change and it sidetracks our resources and FAR to many whites. Focus on what is going on now
On a side Note David Duke going to Germany to talk about who the Holocaust didn't happen or is overblown is a WASTE of time and resources...and only plays into the Jews hands. And preaching that just plays into their hands...you see ever time someone comes out and screams about how the holocaust didnt happen or the numbers are wrong etc...it puts the issue back up front...if you let it go the issue falls back and then that hurts them because no one is hearing about it or caring etc.....
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And you are dead wrong. We are not "too disorganized" or however else you naysayers like to put it. We are UNITED in the 14 words: We must secure the existence of our people, and a future for White children. Little things like economic policy, religion, etc do not matter at this point; we must all work together regardless of small differences.
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I am FAR from dead wrong Being untied in 14 words sounds wonderful and grandiose but that is as FAR as it goes. Well all whites may or hopefully do want what the 14 words encompass the methods of attaining it vary greatly and do NOT MESH on many levels.
So if a group is united in say wanting to get from one side of town to the other but within that Large group their are other groups whose method to get their do not go along with others well then there is dissension and cracks and infighting soon happen. The getting to the other side by any means does not work in reality...then if and when they get to the other side some feel more entitled or empowered than the others and you have them turn on each other etc....which is the SAME thing that happens now within this so called movement.
I am really shocked at how thin skinned a lot of people are when problems are brought to the forefront..and they resort to calling anyone who is not blind and points out issues, anti, naysayer etc
Go back in your bubble and stay there........it is pointless to even talk about anything when the first thing you cling to is the 14 words.....yes they are great and something to work towards but to say that is the only thing that unites WN's is a very sad thing when you think about it and really shows how far apart things are.
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I've read countless posts these last few weeks of people actually defending ZION. I don't get it, are we that brainwashed and blind that we actually start believing their hype?
Zerofailure in a broad sense is RIGHT. However, I disagree with how he comes across, he is harsh, forgive me zero. In another light, things like "religion, economics, etc" are not small things brother. They are very large things that we as people focus on. In the long run the 14 words is what connects us all, but more than that being white is what connects us. That doesn't mean our ideologies are different.
The brainwashing I mentioned above has put all of us at different points and positions on the strategic landscales. Now it's up to a group of us to pinpoint these differences and start merging/working to correct them and better cooperate and work with each other. That is what he is saying, I think.
We have a lot of work and nothing is being done. We focus on news/etc. But most of it is lies and biased. It's time to start making our own stand and writings. We have to push further. It's things like JamesMillers blog/website/writings. Yggdrassills university. These things are things that are needed. They need studied. But at the same time, we need to centralize into a group. Or many groups And start working toward our one goal, the 14 words.
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However, I did notice on this visit that some of the soft furnishings are starting to look old & a bit tatty, - the decorative cushions on the bed had some holes in them were they have become worn. For the high cost of the rooms, I would expect these to be replaced when they start to look like this but it wasn't a big deal. The part of our stay that really fell short on this occassion was the Customer Service. When I passed my debit card to pay for the room on arrival - We stay in lots of very nice hotels and this is one of the few we visit that make you pay upfront at reception before your stay rather than when you checkout, she asked me could I not pay for the room on a credit card rather than my debit card, to which I said no I didn't want to pay on a credit card I wanted to pay by debit card. The receptionist then said well I will have to debit an extra £100 off your card and refund it back to you tomorrow if your paying by debit card, for the mini bar in your room. I explained we had no intention of using the mini bar, so no I wouldn't allow an extra £100 to be debited from my account, and then have to wait for the money to be refunded back to me by the hotel - refunds can sometimes take a week or longer to go back into your account. The receptionist then said ok, but I will have to remove the mini bar from your room if you won't pay the extra £100, so I said fine remove the mini bar. We then went to our room on the top floor- we weren't told that only one of the lifts goes to the top floor, so ended up lugging our bags up the stairs to the top floor, and then had to wait to relax for a bell boy to come to the room and empty the mini bar. I did feel really sorry for the guy, he looked really embarassed that he had been asked to do this. The bit I don't get is the mini bar isn't automated where you automatically get charged, so you would have to tell reception what you had had when you checked out anyway, so I'm not sure why they had to remove the mini bar, it is obviously to try to force you to pay them the extra £100 or they think you are going to lie if you've paid by debit card. Either way appalling customer service for a 5 star hotel with 5 star prices hence the 1 * rating for customer service. I would stay again purely for location, but wouldn't reccomend to friends due to appalling customer service.
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The Grand Hotel & Spa
Excellent hotel and staff members are very friendly and officiant , valet parking and even loading your luggage in your car while you wait .
Defiantly stay again and this truly is a 5 star hotel and the best in York. Would recommend booking spa treatments in advance of your stay as they book up quickly . Must give special mention to doorman Darren who went above and beyond to look after guests .
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