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The thieves smashed through the window of the Jimmy Choo boutique in New Bond Street last night - less than 200 yards from Tuesday's attack on Italian fashion retailer Salvatore Ferragamo.
Four suspects riding on two scooters tried to gain entry into the brand's flagship store at around midnight, but were thwarted when electronic security shutters activated after the glass was broken.
The raiders were forced to leave empty handed and were seen speeding off towards Conduit Street. Police are investigating whether the thieves are part of the same gang that targeted Salvatore Ferragamo.
A woman and a male accomplice stole at least 10 handbags worth thousands of pounds each in Tuesday's robbery.
The woman was seen riding away with armfuls of the bags after she smashed through the shop's glass door.
Jimmy Choo would have provided a similarly valuable haul if the thieves had been successful. The label, founded by Tamara Mellon and the Malaysian designer, produces shoes costing between £350 and £600 a pair on average but prices can reach £1,200.
Other stores in Bond Street and Sloane Street have stepped up security following a wave of motorbike raids.
There have been more than 60 robberies at designer boutiques and jewellers in Mayfair, Knightsbridge and Chelsea in the past few years.
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Lot 12 isn't a property exactly, just a shed, but it's in a good location right on the River Wandle, only a minute's walk to a train station and in a part of London that is so up-and-coming the local pub has installed sofas - in the beer garden.
My plan is to demolish the shed and replace it with an über-modern two-storey one-bedroom house, which would make a great rental property, so I'm crossing my fingers no one else has spotted its potential. This seems unlikely, although the vast ballroom is starting to swell with bidders and there's still 15 minutes to go before the auction starts.
On the way in I noticed there was a psychiatrists' conference in an adjacent room and I'm wondering now if I ought to have popped in there instead. After all, I'm planning to buy a plot of land without a clue how to go about building a house. This is probably even worse than the time I went out to buy a T-shirt and put in an offer on a flat.
Two minutes to go and the auction is packed. There's standing room only now and they're five deep at the back. Some people are sitting on the floor. Everyone looks relaxed. Except me.
The auctioneer starts with a 15-minute lecture, a sort of idiot's guide to bidding, in which he explains that you won't accidentally buy a house if you scratch your head. There's no winking or nose-tapping, he says, you just wave your bidding card. It's that simple.
Less reassuring is his reminder that if your bid is successful, you must pay a 10 per cent deposit on the spot by cheque or debit card. No credit cards, cash or IOUs and you can't change your mind and leg it because they know where you live. You can't have a bidding card without providing two forms of ID, including one with your address.
The first lot, a one-bedroom flat in Islington, has a guide price of £175,000 but bidding is brisk and it sells for £324,000. Crikey. A couple of large redevelopment projects in Chelsea and Marylebone are withdrawn when the bids fall a little short of their reserve prices but a few smaller properties sell for twice their guide prices.
A garage with a guide price of £10,000 goes for £42,000. And then it's my shed. The bidding starts at £50,000 and swiftly reaches £54,000. I shoot my bidding card in the air. The auctioneer points at me. "£55,000." Then nothing. No further bids. My pulse is pounding in my throat.
The auctioneer says: "Going once" and raises the gavel. I fumble and drop my bid card (again). I bob down to pick it up and hear the auctioneer say: "£56,000, Sir?" My head snaps back up. Who said that? "£57,000, £58,000, £59,000…" The auctioneer points at me. "£60,000?" I shake my head. I maxed out at £55,000. A man next to me whispers: "Bad luck."
The shed finally sells for £65,000, only £10,000 more than the reserve but £10,000 more than I could afford. I'm disappointed, but the day isn't totally wasted. On the way back to the Tube I dip into Zara and buy a T-shirt, so I won't go home empty-handed.
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- The primary device performance endpoint was met as the 30-day mean aortic valve pressure gradient of 11.28 +5.23 mmHg with a one-sided upper confidence bound of 13.09 was significantly less (P<0.0001) than the performance goal of 18 mmHg.
- The primary safety endpoint, defined as all-cause mortality at 30 days, was 1.7 percent.
- Independent core lab assessment of paravalvular aortic regurgitation at 30 days indicated no severe regurgitation and one case of moderate regurgitation (1.9 percent). In 79.2 percent of patients there was trace or no paravalvular regurgitation at 30 days.
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Noiselets are a family of functions which are related to wavelets, analogously to the way that the Fourier basis is related to a time domain signal. In other words, if a signal is compact in the wavelet domain then it will be spread out in the noiselet domain, and vice versa.[1]
The complementarity of wavelets and noiselets means that noiselets can be used in compressed sensing to reconstruct a signal (such as an image) which has a compact representation in wavelets.[2]
- ^ R. Coifman, F. Geshwind, and Y. Meyer, Noiselets, Applied and Computational Harmonic Analysis, 10 (2001), pp. 27–44. doi:10.1006/acha.2000.0313
- ^ E. Candes and J. Romberg, Sparsity and incoherence in compressive sampling, 23 (2007), pp. 969-985. doi:10.1088/0266-5611/23/3/008
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Capella : Hellooo
My eyes open slowly under the scorching sun, my arms ache, my legs ache and I seem to be lying on the grass, instead of in the shade under the oak tree. I stand up, brushing the sweat away from my forehead, and the water in the swimming pool is gone. Maybe everyone left early? But everyone's things were here, and everyone has disappeared. I keep as close to the shade as possible as I walk towards the building.
Reaching the tall structure, I pull open the door quietly. My dark eyes are still a little blurry from all that heat. Then I see five figures towards the end of the big hall and sigh in relief. I slip into the room and walk over, feeling the cold air from the air conditioning cool my clammy neck and blow my black hair about. My dark eyes concentrated on the group of people there.
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Trans-Atlantic Dimensions of Ethnicity in the African Diaspora
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Mai 2004
BeschreibungThis group of essays, from research affiliated with the UNESCO Slave Route Project, explores trans-Atlantic linkages and cultural overlays during the era of slavery and after. The essays concentrate on ethnicity and culture and their manifestations on both sides of the Atlantic.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction, Paul Lovejoy and David Trotman; Igbo and the African diaspora, Ugo Nwokeji; Yoruba and Kongo in Trinidad - the legacy, David Trotman; Islam and the Atlantic crossing, Paul Lovejoy; Calabali slaves in Neue Granada, Renee Soulodre-La France; the ethnicity of African-born slaves in 18th century Guatemala, Rina Caceres; resistance to slavery in Angola and Brazil, Jose Curto and Manolo Florentino; gender and ethnicity -patterns in the non-sugar economy of Jamaica in the 18th century, Verene Shepherd; Brazilian influence on Benin and Benin influence on Brazil, Elisee Soumonni and Joseph Adande; religion and ethnicity in Bahia, Joao Reis; the African origins of the slave population of Louisiana, Gwendolyn Hall.
PortraitPaul E. Lovejoy is Distinguished Research Professor in History at York University, Canada, David V Trotman is Associate Professor of History and Humanities at York University, Canada, and formerly Master of Founders College.
Untertitel: 'Black Atlantic'. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: BLOOMSBURY ACADEMIC UK
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The Russian connection: See all our coverage | Read about our investigation
Paul Krugman links today to an FT Alphaville post noting that Iceland, which suffered the biggest banking crisis in the world in 2008, is doing relatively well these days. He credits Iceland's "heterodoxy" for producing a "not-so-terrible post-crisis outcome."
That's fair enough, but before everyone breaks out in Iceland fever I think it's worth pointing out a couple of things. First, Iceland has about the population of Bakersfield. So when they made foreign creditors take most of the losses in the wake of their banking failure, the rest of the world could afford to let it happen. There were no systemic risks involved. Also worth noting: the Icelandic krona got devalued a lot. In 2008 a euro bought 90 krona. Today it buys 160 krona. That means imports are a lot more expensive than they used to be. And state spending, although it went up in krona terms, was cut sharply in real terms. Iceland isn't really an anti-austerity poster child.
Iceland is certainly an interesting example of how to handle a financial crisis, and there may even be some lessons there for the rest of us. But I'd be pretty cautious about those lessons. What worked for Iceland doesn't necessarily scale up to work for the rest of the world.


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BeschreibungThrough research spanning four centuries, in genres as diverse as English Renaissance drama, abolitionist literature, gothic horror and contemporary romance, Celia Daileader questions why Anglo-American culture's most widely-read canonical narratives of inter-racial sex feature a black male and a white female. This study considers the cultural obsession with Shakespeare's Othello, alongside the more pertinent issue of white male sexual predation upon black females. Daileader argues that myths about black male sexual rapacity and the danger of racial "pollution" were exploited to "protect" white female sexuality and exorcise collective guilt.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction: Othellophilia; 1. White devils, black lust: inter-racialism in early modern drama; 2. The heathen with the heart of gold: Othellophilia comes to America; 3. Holes at the poles: gothic horror and the racial abject; 4. Sisters in bondage: abolition, amalgamation, and the crisis of female authorship; 5. Handsome devils: romance, rape, racism, and the rhet(t)oric of darkness; 6. Invisible men, unspeakable acts: the spectacle of black male violence in modern American fiction; Conclusion: 'White women are snaky': jungle fever and its discontents.
PortraitCelia R. Daileader is Associate Professor of English in the Hudson Strode Program in Renaissance Studies at the University of Alabama. She is the author of Eroticism on the Renaissance Stage: Transcendence, Desire, and the Limits of the Visible (Cambridge, 1998), and has published numerous articles on feminist theory and criticism, critical race studies, and Renaissance literature. She is co-editor with Gary Taylor of John Fletcher's The Tamer Tamed, and co-editor with Rhoda Johnson and Amilcar Shabazz of Women and Others: Racial and Gender Difference in Anglo-American Literature and Culture.
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Oftentimes when website owners/business owners delve into the pros and cons of servers, web hosts, and the like, they're after a solution that's 100 percent secure. Unfortunately, no such thing exists. There are certain setups that offer more security than others, but nothing is guaranteed. A virtual private server (VPS) is generally more secure than a basic shared hosting option, but you also need to consider what kind of vulnerabilities you may be facing. For example, if you own a credit union, you're going to need to optimize security much more than if you operate a celebrity gossip blog.
Some website owners want to have a VPS that stores unreadable (by the web host) data, while maintaining usability on the VPS itself. Keeping your web host in the dark is largely your prerogative—but perhaps a better question is why you're wary of your web host to begin with. Choose a reputable, established web hosting company and this may not be a top concern. Still, if you really want this option, you can change all of the passwords within a VPS including the root password. Keep in mind the host can still use a different way to boot up and reset the passwords, though.
Free from Prying Eyes
Encrypting the disk is another approach (you can also choose parts of the disk to encrypt). However, when and if it comes time to decrypt, technically the host would be able to peek in at this time. By design, a virtualization platform allows for this, but it's very unlikely that any web host is going to be chomping at the bit to check out what you're doing. Plus, hosts can likely see the VPS' RAM directly, which makes this extreme privatization impossible.
If you really want the most secure environment, you'll need to buy, manage, and host a dedicated server yourself. Obviously this is very expensive (sometimes over $200,000 for the server alone) and requires incredible tech savviness. The chances of an average person being able to pull this off are slim to none. Add the cost and time commitment into the mix, and a one-man or even motley crew operation is nearly impossible.
With a VPS, you can store data forever if the key isn't on the system. If that data never gets decrypted, it will probably never be seen by the host. However, the key word is "probably." If a host really wants to see what their clients are up to, they may be driven enough to take down any security measures including encryption.
Your Real Best Line of Defense
If you want to know how your web host is likely to act, what they're able to do, and what your rights are, read the contract and terms of use carefully. This is where all those nuts and bolts are explored. Laws can vary from country to country and even state to state. It's your responsibility, as a client of a web host, to make sure you're in agreement with the terms.
However, it's better to think about this: If you're very concerned about security, why is that? Web hosts aren't out to get you—they're there to serve you.


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PalmCon 2014 Photos from WPTV News
September 29, 2014 by Joe Fauvel
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Here are some photos as posted by West Palm Beach's Channel 5 News WPTV.
For more about PalmCon check out their website HERE!
Wizard World Chicago Comic Con 2014 Report! (Including an Interview with Lou Ferrigno)
September 17, 2014 by Anthony Aycock
Filed under Comic Books, Con Reports and Photos, Cosplay, Illinois, Movies, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Top Stories
It is a truth universally acknowledged . . . No. Let me rephrase. Waiting sucks.
I was in line at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL. Shoulders smarting, back stiff as a statute, legs wobbly like a wooden easel, I was waiting for Josh Peck, a guest at this year's (August 21-24) Chicago Wizard World Con. Josh is best known for starring opposite Drake Bell in the Nicklodeon show Drake & Josh. My daughter loved that show, and I was standing in line for her.
Josh finally arrived, and a great cheer went up–until he realized neither he nor his handler had any photos for him to sign. So we waited another 20 minutes. Chatted him up (his take on appearing in the remake of Red Dawn: "Awesome."). Someone asked if he would yell "Megan!", his signature line from Drake & Josh; he politely declined. Oh, and I got a selfie.
(OK, it wasn't a selfie; I asked someone to take the pic. Shows you how superannuated I am.)
Josh was friendly but ill-at-ease. You could tell he was a convention novice, as opposed to, say, Lou Ferrigno. A regular at Wizard World cons, Lou is best known for his role as the Hulk in the 1978 CBS television series. I got a chance to talk to him for a few minutes.
Me: How did you get started doing conventions?
Lou: I was out with a friend of mine one time, and I went to a place in Hollywood where they had a convention. I walked around, and they kept telling me I ought to do a convention because the fans really want my autograph. I'm so used to giving autographs, and I thought, why not have a table? That's how it started. It's a good living.
Me: How long have you been doing conventions?
Lou: About 15 years.
Me: What are some crazy fan stories you can share?
Lou: I had a woman one time who came to me about a year ago, and she had a Hulk tattoo on her leg, and she had my signature tattooed on her leg. She had both legs done, and she wanted to take a picture, and her husband is standing there looking like, every morning I have to get up and look at my wife's legs with your signature and the Hulk's picture.
Me: I guess we saw where her loyalties lie. How did you get into character to play the Hulk?
Lou: It came naturally to me. I use pantomiming, acting without speaking, and they just loved it. I used the sensitive part of me to become the character.
Me: You have talked a lot about an actual actor playing the Hulk versus CGI. You've said people have told you they preferred your version.
Lou: Over 90% of the people have said that.
Me: Why do you think that is?
Lou: CGI cannot compete with a human Hulk. There is no sensitivity. The Hulk, the character I created, with his vulnerability and sensitivity—it can never be replaced.
Me: When I was growing up, my mother didn't let me watch the Hulk because she said he was "vulgar." Did you ever get negative comments from people who didn't like the character?
Lou: The only negative was a lot of mothers hated me because their sons ripped their shirts and walked around the house that way.
Another headliner was Stan Lee, whose first autograph session was scheduled for 5:00pm on Friday. I had paid online for an autograph ($80!), and though the ticket was good all weekend, I thought going the first day would help me eschew half-day lines. At 4:00, I strolled to his booth, saw about 20 people standing there, and got in line. Wonderful! I thought. Then: this doesn't seem right. Next, I noticed three things in the span of 10 seconds:
The Stan Lee VIP badges around the necks of the people in front of me;
- To my left, a separate line of proletariat-looking people, where I clearly belonged; and
- A con staffer walking toward me.
Once I was moved to the correct line, I waited about an hour, which isn't bad. At one point, someone said Stan Lee was somewhere in the exhibit hall posing for pictures FREE. I found him, took this picture, and noticed something strange. Do you see it too?
Five points to Gryffindor if you recognize that this person isn't Stan Lee. I don't know whether he was a cosplayer, a doppleganger, or something else, but I later got a candid (read: surreptitious) pic of the real deal.
Stan was terrific, charming and humble, and his line managers took a bend-but-don't-break approach that I appreciated. In fact, all the crowds were well managed. One helpful feature was a signing schedule at every celebrity's booth, like this one at Josh Peck's.
Despite being the biggest event in the Wizard World portfolio, Chicago was a delight. I did a lot of waiting, but that is unavoidable, and I passed the time gawking at some world-class cosplayers. The rooms were laid out well, prices were clearly advertised, most things happened on time, and I saw little tension among staff or attendees. CGC was doing comic book grading on site, and that also went well, probably because Stan Lee had his own booth.
If you go to only one Wizard World con ever, make it Chicago. You'll have a ball. Here are a few more pics to show you why.
No, this isn't security removing an unruly attendee; it's just a cadre of cosplayers.
The long and short of it.
Doin' the Cybertron shuffle.
Looking forward to the Ant Man movie in 2015.
Even the queen had a good time hanging with a few (dis)loyal subjects.
SDCC 2014 Digest: 4
August 7, 2014 by Brian Pate
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We will continue to add more videos and links here for SDCC 2014 as we come across them but for now here is our final compilation.
San Diego Comic Con 2014 Con Report!
August 5, 2014 by Richard Oh
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On July 23-27th, San Diego was host to the 2014 San Diego Comic Con! After 10 years of attending this show, I was definitely looking forward to seeing what sort of amazing spectacles Comic Con had in store for me this year. After a week of recovery from the show, I had to admit, compared to all the other Comic Cons, this one was a bit more low key. There weren't many major announcements on the movie front, and while there were some exciting TV shows on hand, I definitely didn't feel the major buzz I typically do at SDCC.
However, like all previous Comic Cons, it's a great time to mingle with artists, writers, and friends you never get to mingle with anywhere else outside of SDCC. It was fun watching the stars come on the show floor, watching artists draw some amazing commissions, and seeing the amazing exhibits some of the booths displayed, including all of the Batman cowls celebrating the Caped Crusader's 75th birthday, as well as some very cool props from the latest movies. While it lacked that extra spark that San Diego usually brings to the table, it still was, is and always will be THE place to be. And now, on to some of the sights I saw during the weekend.
I didn't take a lot of cosplay pics this year, but here's a few that stood out!
SDCC 2014 Digest: 3
August 4, 2014 by Brian Pate
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A look at some of the cosplayers of Comic-Con, videos of The Avengers: Age of Ultron panel and Zack Snyder and friends, plus lots of more.
Con-Gregate Con Report! (And Interview with the Carolina Ghostbusters)
July 29, 2014 by Anthony Aycock
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This was the inaugural year for Con-Gregate, a general sci-fi convention held in Winston-Salem, NC on July 11-13. The guest of honor was New York Times bestselling author Larry Correia, known for his Monster Hunter series, though he does have other writing credits, including "The Christmas (Noun)" and "The Christmas (Noun) 2: The Nounening." (What's next? "How the Gerund Stole Christmas"?) Other guests included writers A.J. Hartley and Faith Hunter; Magic: The Gathering artist Mark Poole; and movie make-up professional Jennifer McCollom.
The con was led by a team of veterans, including folks from RavenCon, Stellar Con, and DragonCon. Yet, as with any first-time event, there were hiccups. Larry Correia's first book signing was held on Saturday morning, when a lot of convention goers weren't yet up and at 'em. The lighting was poor in the vendor room, and though much was made in the convention program about name badges (even vendor badges bore individuals' names), I never saw a staffer checking them.
Still, it was a fun weekend, with a costume contest, a book launch party (D.B. Jackson's A Plunder of Souls), a charity auction (I won a signed photo of Avery Brooks as Capt. Benjamin Sisko), and some fascinating panels. Plus one of my favorite groups, the Carolina Ghostbusters (www.carolinaghostbusters.com), made an appearance. On Friday, I got a chance to talk to three team members–"Doc" Geressy, Chuck Carte, and Mikki Smith.
Me: How did the Carolina Ghostbusters get started?
Doc: About 5 years ago, I got divorced and laid off from work in the same week. I got a great severance package and didn't have anyone to spend it on, so I was like, I'm gonna build a Ghostbusters car. That was five years ago. It took about 2½ years to get everything together. Once the car was built, we started getting requests for conventions, charity events, car shows, baseball games, birthday parties, weddings . . . we do a lot of weddings, oddly enough. We spend about 70-80 days a year on the road now, with the vehicle, and I never would have imagined, but it has been the most awesome thing ever. We got to meet Dan Aykroyd. He signed the car. We met Ernie Hudson from the film. So it's been a lot of fun.
Me: How did you meet Dan Aykroyd?
Chuck: He was on his Crystal Head Vodka tour, doing signings of the bottles when the liquor had first come out. And we got treated really well by the Aykroyd camp as soon as they saw us in our car. He ushered us to the front of the line, took photos with us, signed the car, and he was just a real . . . I look at it as my favorite moment of getting to do this, getting to meet him, and just how cool he was to us.
Me: Why Ghostbusters?
Doc: I am a big fan of movie cars, always have been, and when I was originally going to build a movie car, I had thought about doing a classic Batmobile. I had some people looking for a late model Lincoln to use as the base for it, and we ended up finding this hearse first, and one of the guys called me and was like, hey, would you be interested in doing a Ghostbusters car? I was like, sure, love to, and so we ended up doing a Ghostbusters car instead. And it is actually, interestingly enough, the most recognizable movie car with the least amount of screen time. It is only in the film for 5 minutes and 28 seconds. But everyone knows it. We have had people drive 20-30 miles out of their way to take pictures with us.
Me: And you also have the Men in Black car, right?
Doc: That is our new one. We're about a year into that build, and it was another one where the car kind of found me. We ended up getting it at a really good deal. It had low miles and was in excellent condition. So we started the build on that. We should have it done in the next year. It is actually roadworthy now, but there are a lot of things we want to do to it, and a lot of props we need to build. It's probably about 80% done.
Me [to Mikki]: Tell me about your involvement with the group.
Mikki: Honestly, I asked. That sounds kind of like a boring way. Basically, I originally hired the Carolina Ghostbusters for a very small, one-off convention that I ran called Jax Con that happened in my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida—
Doc: It was an awesome convention.
Mikki: Thank you so, so much. That's what people say now. That's not what people said right after it happened.
Chuck: That's what I said right afterward.
Mickey: Me booking [the Ghosbusters] was literally the best thing I ever did for that convention. After that, I was still really into cons, and I started going to them more and more, especially local cons. I became really good friends with the team, became pretty good friends with Doc and Chuck and Cher [Cheralyn Lambeth, another group member]. That was kind of how I got involved. I think at XCon 2013 was my first official event, and I worked that one. I was an intern for about 6 months, and now I have been moved up to Acting Ensign of the Deck Department, and I serve under Chuck Carte, who is a fantastic immediate boss.
Chuck: Thank you. I don't get that often.
Me: I was reading on your web site that you also do paranormal investigations. Tell me a little about that.
Doc: About 30% of what we do is paranormal investigations. We are the only Ghostbusters group in the country that actually does paranormal investigations as well. Sometimes we joke that the Ghostbusters car is our dog and pony show, but we have a lot of fun going out and actually not just dressing up as Ghostbusters but actually being Ghostbusters to an extent.
Me: How do you measure your success as paranormal investigators?
Chuck: Whether or not the check clears.
Doc: Yeah, that's a good answer! [Laughs] We approach things from a very scientific viewpoint, very much like the Ghostbusters did in the film. We don't employ or work with any mediums or psychics because we can't quantify that information. We try to be as empirical as possible, and we have captured some amazing photographs, we've got some awesome EVPs [electronic voice phenomenon], and just the experiences of being able to travel around. One of the things that being Ghostbusters has provided us is a lot of access to places that other paranormal groups can't get into. People see the car or they see us, and they're like, oh, you guys are like legit! There are so many other paranormal groups out there that are just as legitimate as we are, but just that knowledge of Ghostbusters affords us the ability for people to just wave us in and be like, yeah, come investigate this place.
Me: What are you working on next? What are your goals?
Doc: Oh god. Replenishing my bank account is what I'm working on right now.
Chuck: The speedboat from Thunder in Paradise.
Doc: Yeah, I gotta buy a boat trailer first.
Mikki: You've been talking about the Blues Brothers car lately.
Doc: I would love to find a Blues Brothers car. That would be the next thing on the list. I also really like the ambulance from Cannonball Run. That would be another one.
Me: I guess it's time to wrap up. Can you say a few words about your podcast?
Doc: Our podcast is called Sci-Fried Eggs, and we get to travel to all these conventions and meet all these cool guests, and we bring that to the rest of the people. So if you miss the convention, or even if you're at the convention and you didn't get to meet that person you wanted to meet, we may have interviewed them [on the podcast], so you can check them out.
And while you're at it, check out the photos below.
Carolina Ghostbusters: they're ready to believe you.
No, this isn't a promo poster for Avengers 2. It's the winners of the Con-Gregate costume contest.
Must . . . not . . . make . . . bird-brain joke.
"Good evening, Clarice."
SDCC 2014 Digest: 2
July 29, 2014 by Brian Pate
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Get a glimpse of the Batman v. Superman footage from Comic-Con plus a Mad Max trailer, Wonder Woman revealed, the complete Age of Ultron poster, and more.
SDCC 2014 Digest: 1
July 25, 2014 by Brian Pate
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Sting shows up at the WWE panel, Matthew McConaughey shows up to push Interstellar, and Microsoft releases a trailer for HALO Nightfall.
SDCC 2014 Digest: 0
July 24, 2014 by Brian Pate
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The Batfleck costume, Avengers and Ant-Man posters, a tour of the Sideshow Collectibles booth and a lot more in our first SDCC Digest for 2014.
Marvel LIVE! at San Diego Comic-Con 2014
July 24, 2014 by Brian Pate
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Marvel will be broadcasting live from the San Diego Comic-Con each day via YouTube, and we have their live stream for you right here.http://youtu.be/fT3n8q9xfRs


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Warwick Fire Fighters Soccer Club: Welcome
Warwick, RI Soccer Club With Recreational and Competitive Soccer Programs Since 1984. Promoting having fun while learning and playing soccer! We are an all-volunteer, non-profit organization and need YOUR help and support to serve the needs of local children.
Largest Soccer Club in Rhode Island 2016-2017
Webpage Last Revised: 8:30 AM, 5/26/2017
Latest Weather Update
Happy Memorial Day Weekend. No games this weekend.
NH Memorial Day Tournament
Best of luck to the 25 teams playing in the NH Memorial Day Tournament. Second year with that many teams which is just amazing. Over 250 players with hundreds of families travelling to NH for the weekend of fun and socializing and a bit of soccer on the side.
WFFSC Summer Camp
WFFSC will have a summer camp at Winslow July 24-28. Campers may register for half-day or full-day. See camp flyer on Facebook page for more information.
Fall Rec Program
Registration is now open for Fall Rec. U6 will be coed. Other divisions will be separate genders as long as numbers allow. U6/U8/U10 play at Winslow with games on Sat mornings. U12/U15 have games at Bend St during the weekday evenings.
WFFSC Night At NE Revs
The Revs will host a WFFSC night at Gillette on June 3. Tickets are $20. Special pre-game parking with tailgating as well. More info in flyer under Handouts. Contact your coach or Ray Ciarlo (email@example.com) for information.
Spring Programs
Spring Rec Game Schedule is available under Handouts.
WFFSC runs a full Rec Program in Spring. Teams will be formed in March with games beginning in early April and going until mid-June with teams practicing once per week. Each player will get a quality jersey, socks, and a soccer ball. Registration deadline is March 1 to be guaranteed to be placed on a team.
Registration is closed as teams and uniforms have been ordered. There is a waiting list and we will do our best to have all kids added to a team.
Spring Rec Registration Waiting List
The Competitive Program is going full strength in the spring. Most teams were formed last summer and have been playing fall outdoor and winter indoors and will transition to spring outdoors. These teams are based on tryouts and evaluations so only register if you have been told to do so by a coach of a team. Games will begin in early April and run until June. There is the SRI Festival for U8/U10 teams in early June and the SRI Cup Tournament for U11 and up. Also most teams will travel to New Hampshire for the Amherst Memorial Day Tournament as well as play in other tournaments during the season.
Spring Competitive Registration
The game schedule for Superliga games (and field directions) is available at the following website.
College Scholarships
WFFSC and the Elanna Zuller Memorial Sports Foundation are once again very pleased to give college scholarships to current and past WFFSC players who graduated from high school this year and will be attending college this fall.
The recipients this year are Kamron Murphy, Jack Fitzgerald, Riley McKitchen, and Mason Cocroft.
Player Transfers Between Clubs
To transfer from one club to another club use this PLAYER TRANSFER webpage.
Note: No pets or smoking allowed on Winslow fields.
Monday, June 20
The U12 boys team coached by Doyle Byrd and Jon Wiening finished the SRI Cup in second place.
Pictured in front row: Liam Kenyon, Nathan DosRemedios, Devan Kipyego, Robert DeSantis, Jeremy Wiening, Cameron Adessi
Second row: Atul Thyvalappil, Caden Holtzman, Anthony Martinez, Zachariah Grande
Missing: Toby Pike
Coaches: Jon Wiening and Doyle Byrd
Monday, June 13
The U12 boys team coached by Carlos Andrade, Eddie Pereira, and Jeff Lockhart won the championship of the top division at the SRI Cup tournament. They were down 3-1 but fought back to tie the score in regulation. Then the two teams played overtime with no score so it came down to dramatic PK's. Jayden Pereira made a great save on the first attempt by Coventry and the WFFSC shooters started making their PK's to seal the victory. What a great and exciting game!!!! Congratulations to the boys for the well-deserved victory.
The two teams play again Friday in the Superliga Playoffs. Another round in The Battle of the Titans.
Sunday, March 27
Girls U-8
Final record 6-2-1
Great Season!
Tuesday, January 26
It is not only the kids at WFFSC that win championships but the adults (many who are also coaches) that can also practice what they preach. They can walk the walk as well as talk the talk. :)
Congrats to the team!
The U14 Boys team coached by Ray Ciarlo and Paul Galamaga won the session 1 playoffs in dramatic fashion to be the champs of the first indoor session. Congrats!!!
Tuesday, December 1
Back row, from left to right J. Caldeira, Aiden Preuit, Cole Matthews, Edrees Heidari, Joshua Escamilla, Logan Matthews, Sean Matthews (Dad)
Bottom row, from left to right, Haiden Riess, Logan Caldeira, Braydon Fagundes, Domenic Silva
Tuesday, December 1
The WFFSC U12 Girls won the Wide World Thanksgiving Tournament with a 3-1 victory in the championship game.
Front row: Katie Shaheen, Kylie Whitney, Madison DiPetrillo, Leah Fung
Back row: Coach Doyle Byrd, Julia Caldeira, Hailey Perry, Samantha Laurent, Paige Johnson, Alexis Maloney, Coach Steve Laurent
WFFSC in conjunction with the Elanna Zuller Memorial Sports Foundation is extremely pleased to award five $300 scholarships to current and former WFFSC players. The recipients for 2015 are Erin Plowman, Courtney Crowley, Liam Strain, Josh Sandin, and Caitlin Galamaga.
Saturday, January 10
The U8 girls team coached by Jason Dorrance had an incredibly exciting set of playoff games at Teamworks for the conclusion of the first session. In the semi-finals they rallied back from a deficit in the last 5 minutes to win 6-3 with a flurry of goals.
In the championship game it was back and forth for both halves with many exciting plays both on goal opportunities as well as the great play by the keeper to stop the other team. It was a nail-biter and in the end the team lost 4-3, but it was so exciting to watch and wonderful to see how well the team played.
Congratulations to the girls and coaches!!!
There was a season-ending tournament for U12 and U15 rec teams where the kids and coaches dressed up and played.
Saturday, September 6
WFFSC, in collaboration with the Elanna Zuller Memorial Sports Fund, is proud to award scholarships to current and former WFFSC players who are starting their first year of higher education. We are proud to offer this annual award to deserving student athletes who are chosen through an application process. Congratulations to the 2014 recipients!
Pictured: Christine Luiz accepting for Nicole Luiz - Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Christopher Cambio - Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Katelen Pick - Bridgewater State University, Mike Zuller (founder of the Elanna Zuller Memorial Sports Fund), Isabella Zuller, and Doyle Byrd (president of Warwick Fire Fighters Soccer Club). Not pictured: Brandon Iannelli - Community College of RI, Casey Iannelli - Community College of RI.
|U16 Boys Champs
Sunday, December 29
WFFSC in conjunction with the Elanna Zuller Memorial Sports Foundation is extremely pleased to award five $350 scholarships to current and former WFFSC players who are attending their first year of college. The recipients are Bobby Lineberger, Kara McCrudden, Heather Wolfenden, Kayleen Murphy, and Katie Evans.
Saturday, June 14
Warwick Fire Fighter Boys U16 team played some great soccer in the 22nd Annual Amherst Soccer Tournament over Memorial Day weekend. The team set an excellent example of teamwork and sportsmanship. The team was the proud recipients of the Tim Crisman Memorial Sportsmanship Award that is given by the tournament host and defined by the following.
"A few years ago, Amherst Soccer Club/Hampshire FC and the Town of Amherst lost a great player, son and friend. Tim Crisman was an asset not only to his family and friends but to his teammates and community. This year we will be honoring Tim again by awarding the Tim Crisman Memorial Sportsmanship award to 3 teams participating in the 22nd Annual Memorial Day Classic. A team from the 6v6, 8v8 and 11v11 format will be given awards for showing good sportsmanship. Not only are the players being evaluated but the coaches and parents of the team as well."
Back row: Gabe Diplan , Tyler Ross, Mason Cocroft, Nick Paolino, Liam Strain, Trent Johnson, Ethan White, Evan Marino, Zach White Front row: Bryant Reiss, Kamron Murphy, Cary Fields, Will Hindinger, Ian French, Jack Fitzgerald. Coaches Neil French, Eric Hindinger, and Joe Murphy Not pictured: Alexis Beltran and Sam Capobianco


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Westhafen (West Harbour)
Size36 m²
Floor No.2
- Kitchen
- Internet/WiFi
- Towels
- Family/child friendly
- Baby cot
- Dishwasher
Accommodation summary
|Perleberger Straße, 10559 Berlin, Germany
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The high quality Sofabed holds a Queen Size bed (160 x 200) and can be easily unfolded. Bathroom with shower. The small kitchen is very well equipped.
The apartment is located in the North of the Tiergarten Park in the city centre, close to the inner city airport Tegel and the political city centre around the Reichstag building. There are very good public traffic connections and short distances to the historical and cultural city centre.
House rulessilence after 10pm
Please notice that our Lofts are non smoking and not suitable for any kind of party activities or loud music, because it is a quiet backyard location.
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Reviews of this property
Esperienza molto piacevole, l'alloggio era pulito e dotato di tutto ciò che potesse servire durante una vacanza in città. Stephan è stato gentile e puntuale, ci ha fornito indicazioni su come muoverci in città e la consegna delle chiavi non ha dato problemi. L'appartamento è a 10 minuti da una fermata sia U-Bahn che S-Bahn. Forse avremmo preferito qualcosa di più vicino, ma ci è sembrato che per le distanze berlinesi fosse ottimo e se ritorneremo a Berlino questo alloggio sarà sicuramente un'ottima opzione.
Reviews for this host's other properties
Many thanks, the flat is very good.
Wonderful appartment, cosy and well located in Berlin.
Nice trip for us!!
We, 6 persons, had a wonderful time in this excellent apartment. It was very nice, clean and well equipped. We would not hesitate to rent this apartment again when we visit Berlin again in the future. We were received by our gentle host, Stephan, at the minut we arrived to the address.
Lovely cozy flat and a very warm and kind man who will try to make you feel comfortable in the property and the neighbourhood. I highly recommend it!
What a fantastic stay! The communication with Stephan was very easy and quick response prior to our stay. Upon arrival walking into the appartment we all had an instant: YES! sensation. Very spacious, clean, modern and fully equipped appartment. Well located to take you around all the highlights of Berlin. We travelled by car and parking is free and no problem in the streets near the appartment. U-bahn from Westhafen and Birkenstrasze 7-10 minute walks. With 4 kids traveling along it's was nice there is a fast and free WIFI connection. As a bonus Stephan was kind enough to even equip the appartment with a Chromebook, free of use! Well equipped kitchen with oven, Nespresso Machine and enough cutlery to cook a full meal for 6. Bathroom with a bath and shower and even washingmachine.
We would highly recommend this appartment and Stephan: Gern wieder.
We visited with a group of 7 friends Berlin and spent a nice stay, not least thanks to the great mirror apartment.
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Gladly again !!
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Gerne wieder !!
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I was thinking the same thing that you were, EJBSecurityInterceptor should be moved to OpenEJB. I think that we should avoid bringing in OpenEJB interfaces back into Geronimo, if we can help it. I am entertaining the idea that containers can provide their own pluggable PolcyContextFactories. Theses PolicyContexts would be highly optimized for their containers, e.g. OpenEJB PolcyContexts would use bitvecs for their permission checks. I've been holding off on this while our discussions, Jan and I, progress. I'm kind of thinking that there may be a way to use this pluggable PolcyContextFactory to satisfy Jan's concerns about dynamic roles. Regards, Alan -----Original Message----- From: Jeremy Boynes Sent: Mon 12/1/2003 11:18 AM To: email@example.com Cc: Subject: Re: Interceptors Alan D. Cabrera wrote: > It seems that there have been some substantial changes in this area. > What are the plans on completing this work? What do I need to do to > upgrade my interceptors? > > > Regards, > Alan > Alan - apologies, I made the changes to the security interceptor and meant to finish, then got cut off from my computer. The reason this proved more complex than the other interceptors is that it mixes Geronimo code with EJB specific functionality from OpenEJB. This needs a careful choice of which interfaces should be defined by Geronimo and which by OpenEJB. My current thinking is that EJBSecurityInterceptor should be moved to OpenEJB, leaving the security implementation in Geronimo but placing the hook for EJBs in OpenEJB. The alternative would be to bring interfaces like EJBInvocation, EJBInstanceContext and TransactionContext into Geronimo. The downside to this though is that some of these are specific to the OpenEJB implementation and are not suitably generic. Thoughts? -- Jeremy
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Dne 7.8.2013 11:22, Andreas Pflug napsal(a):Am 06.08.13 19:37, schrieb Bastian Blank:HiI tried to tackle a particular bug that shows up in Debian for some timenow. Some blamed the udev rules and I still can't completely rule them out. But this triggers a much worse bug in the error cleanup of the snapshot remove. I reproduced this with Debian/Linux 3.2.46/LVM 2.02.99 without udevd running and Fedora 19/LVM 2.02.98-10.fc19. On snapshot removal, LVM first converts the device into a regular LV (lv_remove_snapshot) and in a second step removes this LV (lv_remove_single). Is there a reason for this two step removal? An error during removal leaves a non-snapshot LV behind.Ah, this explains why sometimes my backup stops: I take a snapshot, rsync the stuff and remove the snapshot with a daily cron job, but I observed twice that a non-snapshot volume named like a backup snapshot was lingering around, preventing the script to work. So this is no exotic corner case, but happens in real life. I observe this since I dist-upgraded to wheezy.Because Debian is using non-upstream udev rules. With upstream udev rules with standard real-life use, this situation cannot happen - since these rules are constructed to play better with udev WATCH rule.
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[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1713?page=all ] Ibrahim updated DERBY-1713: --------------------------- Attachment: test.zip db For the test case. > Memory do not return to the system after Shuting down derby 10.2.1.0, following an out of memory event > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: DERBY-1713 > URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1713 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Performance > Affects Versions: 10.2.1.0 > Environment: Windows XP SP2 > JRE 1.6 beta2 > Reporter: Ibrahim > Priority: Critical > Attachments: test.zip > > > I face a problem when querying large tables. I run the below SQL and it stuck in this query and throws java heap exception OutOfMemory: > SELECT count(*) FROM <table> WHERE ..... > N.B. I'm using a database of more than 90,000 records (40 MB). I set the maxHeap to 32 MB (all other settings have the default value, pageCache ... etc ). > Then, I shutdown the database but the memory is not returned to the system (and remain 32 MB [max threshold]). I tried to increase the maxHeap to 128 MB in which it works and releases the memory, so I think the problem is when it reaches the maxHeap then it seems to not respond to anything such as closing the connection or shutting down the database. How can I get rid of this? (because i cannot increase the maxHeap as the database increases, I want to throw an exception and release the memory) > I'm using this to shutdown the DB: > try{DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:derby:;shutdown=true");} > catch(SQLException ex){System.err.println("SQLException: " + ex.getMessage());} > I'm using a memory Profiler for monitoring the memory usage. > Thanks in advanced. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - If you think it was sent incorrectly contact one of the administrators: http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/Administrators.jspa - For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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"We can't underestimate the importance of early intervention and treatment when it comes to mental health," said MHCC President and CEO Louise Bradley. "These are formative years where good care can have an impact on someone's lifelong health."
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Manila: An Indian couple providing medical care and education to tribal people, a Philippine governor crippled by polio and an unconventional Japanese publisher are among the winners of this year's Magsaysay awards. The announcement was made on Thursday.
The Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation named Prakash and Mandakini Amte for the community leadership award. The couple, both medical doctors, run a hospital and school for the Madia Gond tribals in a remote part of central India.
The awards, seen as Asia's equivalent of the Nobel prize, also honoured Ahmad Syafii Maarif, the head of Indonesia's powerful Muhammadiyah group, Thai prosthetic limb manufacturer Therdchai Jivacate and Sri Lankan social worker Ananda Galappatti. Grace Padaca, governor of the Philippine province of Isabela, received the award for government service. Crippled by childhood polio, she defeated a powerful political dynasty in the 2004 elections and was re-elected last year.
Akio Ishii received the award for journalism, literature and creative communication arts, the foundation said. Ishii is the head of publishing house Akashi Shoten, which has about 2,800 books in print that place discrimination, human rights and other difficult subjects in Japan's public domain, the foundation said.
The award for public service was given to the Centre for Agriculture and Rural Development Mutually Reinforcing Institutions, of the Philippines. The awards were set up in 1957 by the trustees of the New York based Rockefeller Brothers Fund. They are named after a popular Philippine President who was killed in a plane crash.
More than 250 people and 17 groups, including the US Peace Corps and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, have been recognised by the foundation since the first awards in 1958.
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