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Public funds should be made available to finance use of computerised transcript systems because of their help in slashing the cost of complex City trials.
Transcript systems can reduce time taken in and out of court, according to top lawyers speaking at the recent The Lawyer conference 'Operating a profitable litigation department'.
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David Farrer QC, of Stephen Coward QC's set at 2 Crown Office Row in the Inner Temple, recounted the work on a multi-hand fraud case in Maidstone where use of the LiveNote transcription system helped reduce the overall trial length to three months from the estimated four and a half.
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He added: "I hope that public funding bodies are not going to let issues of 'who is going to pick up the tab' stand in the way."
The Legal Aid Board is considering the issue. Alison MacNair, policy adviser to the LAB, says: "We are aware of the benefits and potential for shortening trials. But we do not have the statutory powers to find more than part of the cost. We are taking up the question at the criminal justice sub-committee of information technology in the courts."
Wilde Sapte partner Philip Rocher says the LiveNote system is "a sophisticated tool" which speeded up work on the 12-week Gooda Walker trial – the leading case in the Lloyd's litigation.
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The initial dimensional stability of paper measured as hydroexpansion, i.e. when paper is exposed to liquid water, has been considerably improved by combining a periodate-oxidation-induced cross-linking of the fibre wall with the subsequent adsorption of a hydrophobic polyelectrolyte multilayer consisting of three layers of poly(allylamine hydrochloride) and two layers of poly(acrylic acid). This reduced the rate of diffusion of water into the fibre wall at the same time as the diffusion distance was increased, i.e. the water has to diffuse all the way from the top of the sheet and not only from the individual fibre surfaces since capillary absorption was prevented. However, as a consequence, the hydrophobic sheets present a greater expansion maximum before contraction. It is suggested that this may be due to a higher moisture content in the top fibre layers of the hydrophobically modified papers than in the hydrophilic sheets, since all the water is concentrated to the top fibre layers of the hydrophobic papers. Sheets made from bleached kraft pulp or thermo-mechanical pulp as well as model sheets made from microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) were studied. The MFC-sheets were intended as a model of the fibre wall, i.e. a sheet without any fibre joints. The behaviour of the MFC-sheets was similar to that of ordinary sheets when subjected to water, which indicates that the properties of the fibre joints do not affect the hydroexpansion to any great content and that the expansion of the paper is directly linked to the expansion of the fibre wall.


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WOW, exceptional work Dan...if you where closer you'd have my upholstery work...for now I'm just trying to learn and the difficulty I'm having is finding someone in my area that #1) can do the quality of work I'm looking for and #2) if I find that guy, is he willing to take the time to teach me. #3) do I have the time...I'm sure I would make the time.
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This year's Keystone Farm Show, the 19th annual "Farm Show for Farmers" held Jan 5-7, was by far the biggest and best show yet. Some would say it was "Stellar!" With more than 400 exhibitors filling every venue available at the York Fairgrounds in York, PA, attendees were able to shop both indoors and out, because this year's mild and sunny weather was most accommodating as it welcomed farmers from Pennsylvania and the surrounding Mid-Atlantic states. Venues for the vendor's displays included eight permanent buildings and a heated 200-foot long tent (for the second year), along with a number of outdoor exhibits strategically placed around the show campus. Show manager, Ken Maring, said the response for exhibit space has been so encouraging that the show staff is considering adding a second heated tent for the 2017 Keystone Farm Show. [Read more…]
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KELLEHER, Elizabeth C. "Betty" (Callahan) Age 77, of Norwell, formerly of Brighton, Weymouth, and Needham passed away on Sept. 4, 2013 peacefully at home, surrounded by her devoted family after a long struggle with A.L.S. Adored wife of 53 years to M. David Kelleher, MD. Daughter of the late Theresa Callahan and fallen Boston Police Officer Francis B. Callahan. Loving mother of Lisa D. Kelleher and David J. Hamblen of Marshfield, Mark D. Kelleher of Boulder, CO, Dr. Heather A. Izanec and husband Peter of Pepper Pike, OH, Siobhan Kelleher and husband Robert Torres of Boston, and Judith K. Davis and husband Joseph of Wrentham. Sister of the late Mary Pratt of Weymouth. Grandmother of Lauren E. Izanec, Katherine A. Izanec, Eliot J. Davis, Benjamin Callahan Davis. Starting from when her beloved husband David attended medical school and continuing while raising her five well-loved children, Betty attended and received her B.A. from
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. An avid wildflower aficionado, she then received her degree in Native Plant Studies from the New England Wildflower Society. She continued to study at Harvard after receiving her degree, in between reading every mystery available, knitting, sewing and weaving many beautiful things for herself and her family. She touched deeply the lives of everyone she met, including among other pets, her beloved dog, Biscuit. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on Monday, Sept. 9, 2013 at 11 a.m. in St. Pauls Church, North St., Hingham Square. Visiting hours on Sunday, Sept. 8, 2013 from 1-5 p.m. in McNamara-Sparrell Funeral Home, 30 Central St. (off Rt. 123, near State Police Barracks), NORWELL CENTER. Interment St. Paul Cemetery, Hingham. In lieu of flowers, donations to honor Betty may be made to the A.L.S. Society, 315 Norwood Park South, 1st Floor, Norwood, MA 02062 or to Little Sisters of the Poor, 186 Highland Ave, Somerville, MA 02143. For an online guestbook, please visit
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2. Cal 52%
3. Ohio State 53%
5. S. Florida 61%
6. Oklahoma 44%
7. S. Carolina 68%
8. W. Virginia 65%
9. Oregon 55%
Source: NCAA
In an upset bigger than Appalachian State and Stanford combined, the most likely place to find the actual players on a serious national title contender is – get this – in class. (And eventually, caps and gowns.)
Boston College has a whole bunch of numbers going for it right now. There is the record (6-0), the national ranking (No. 4) and the possible position in the Heisman race for quarterback Matt Ryan (No. 1).
Then there is the number that makes the Eagles one of the most unlikely national title contenders in years: 93.
That's the graduation rate for BC football players according to the latest NCAA figures. The Eagles finished third in the country behind Navy (95) and Northwestern (94).
But neither of those teams have an actual shot at winding up in the BCS championship game the way BC does. Assuming a win over Notre Dame on Saturday, a victory at Virginia Tech next week would give the Eagles the inside track on the ACC title and an unbeaten season.
Welcome to the anti-big time college football program, where balance, perspective and, indeed, text books still have a place in a sport where at some schools, graduation is as much accident as accomplishment.
Graduation stats can be spun in a million different ways and every school knows how to rationalize its failures. But at some point the truth is just the truth – the Eagles are one of the few programs that can be proud on and off the field.
It's not like the 93 percent was some aberration. Last year it was 96 and for nearly two decades, through various formulas, it's almost always been above 90. Four times – 1992, 1994, 1995 and 2004 – the Eagles finished No. 1 in the nation. Best of all, there is no trend of hiding athletes in basket-weaving majors, no fifth-year seniors who are still "undecided."
"The statistics show that we take the term 'student-athlete' very seriously at Boston College," athletic director Gene DeFillipo said.
Meanwhile, the rest of the national title contenders seem to prefer the term athlete-student. BC has a 40-percentage point advantage on the three teams ahead of it in the AP poll – LSU (51 percent), Cal (52) and Ohio State (53). Those three aren't even the worst offenders, either.
No matter what many of these big football factories say, no matter how many excuses they make or how well they promote select success stories, the reality is few of them put any real care or concern into the long-term educational welfare of their players.
While individual circumstances vary and some of the blame, undoubtedly, has to fall on the players who don't take advantage of the opportunity, the notion of players as actual students remains mostly a charade.
There are three common ways in which schools operate without concern for the novel idea of actually educating players:
• They recruit kids who couldn't score a 22 on their alphabet.
• They put potentially capable student-athletes on academic courses that keep them minimally eligible but unlikely to graduate.
• They make mistakes in recruiting. Then when a student fails to live up to expectations athletically, the coach, rather than taking responsibility, runs the player off in any number of ways to free up a scholarship.
As all these years and all these diplomas prove, Boston College does little to none of this.
"It's been like that for years," BC coach Jeff Jagodzinski said. "One of the things we have is a really fine academic support system. (And) it's very competitive to get in. We get some good students."
Certainly neither the school nor the athletic department is perfect as the occasional scandal (more than once gambling related) and off-campus flare up prove. But when trouble hits there isn't a cover up, a stonewalling or an "everyone-else-does-it" defense.
They refocus and not just with lip service.
Back in the mid-1990s, successful basketball coach Jim O'Brien got into a battle with the admissions department over whether it should relax standards for a couple of recruits. The school sided with the admissions people and told O'Brien it was their way or the highway, no matter how popular he was.
O'Brien left immediately for Ohio State where he got the Buckeyes to the Final Four, then on major probation, then into a multimillion dollar wrongful firing lawsuit. BC just shrugged and hired a new coach, Al Skinner, who could win within their standards.
That's always been BC's way. The school is bigger than the team, the coach or a single supposedly star recruit. It understand those entities all come and go, but a reputation lasts forever.
Its fans mostly want it that way. There is no billionaire booster leading the program around by the nose, no alumni demands to win at all costs. It certainly doesn't hurt that it operates in a pro sports market where the success of the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots relegate BC, even here on Notre Dame week, to the inside pages of the newspapers and an afterthought on talk radio.
Even if Ryan wins the Heisman, he's never going to be as big as Tom Brady or David Ortiz. This can get only so big; perspective can only get so out of whack.
Of course, after winning 9, 9 and 10 games the past three years, the Eagles would like to test that with an unprecedented run at the BCS title. "This group of seniors," Jagodzinski said, "has been one game away from where it wanted to be."
If they get there, who knows the fallout? Will Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany write an open letter complaining that the Eagles are too smart? Will the BCS formula be tweaked to punish teams capable of doing calculus? Will the Boone Pickens of the world suddenly scrap plans for some Taj Mahal football dorm to construct "one of them thar library thingies?"
The current average graduation rate of the last five BCS champions is 54 percent.
In a corner-cutting climate like that, can Boston College actually wind up the best team in the country?
For some of us, they already have.


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#1 General Comment
website clearly states that there is no elevator AND no 2 bedroom units on the first floor
SUBMITTED: Monday, April 06, 2015POSTED: Monday, April 06, 2015
"This facility only has three rooms with wheelchair accessibility, and no 2-bedroom units that didn't require going up and down stairs (this information is from the people at the front deak - the website claims otherwise)."I really hate when people do not take the time to read the information about the resort and then LIE and say the website said nothing about it.
from the website:
Unit Amenities
· Air conditioning
· Cable TV
· DVD player
· Stereo with CD player
· Telephone
· Internet access (fee applicable)
· Gas fireplace
· Balcony/terrace
· Gas barbecue
· Murphy bed
· Washer and dryer
· Iron and ironing board
· Hairdryers
· All 2-bedroom units are upstairs with no elevator service
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I have no issues
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I bought 20,000 trendwest credits per year in 1998. I was NEVER PROMISED 3-4k credits would get me a week anywhere in the world let alone in any of trendwests own properties. Back in 1998 prime season tw properties cost 10,000 a week for a nice room. If yiu own any less than 10k a year, yiu will need to save to get anything good, but you can only have 2 years present and borrow up to your yearly limit. So a 5k owner is always limited to 15,000 after 3 yrs. that'll get you a room st anywhere. Less than 5k should never be sold as it's useless.
granted I have not seen a sales pitch since 1998, but it was the most honest and straightforward timeshares I could find in 1998. Most were scams. Most places you had a week in one resort...making it hard to trade. To this day , I LOVE having worldmark. My loan was paid off by 2002, and I only pay 250$ every 3 months for maint fees. Adding it all up: loan plus lifetime maint fees is still cheaper than going and paying a hotel or resort each year.
Granted 20k credits now are probably 2$or more per credit. Back then it was 50c a credit and the company made it very very very clear the price per credit would skyrocket over the years. So I bought 20k/on the spot with a 5k down payment. Glad I did. I can go almost anywhere in the world each year and stay for "free", and I usually rent penthouses that have 2-3 bathrooms and sleeps 6-8. That would cost thousands for a week for 6-8 ppl, and I just charge my friends a small fee and boom, I break even on maint dues. And friends are happy because it still costs them 75-80% less for a place to sleep
The nice thing is I can bank up 2 yrs if credits in rci, and 2 more in wm , plus a 20k loan... And in 3 yrs, I'd have 100k and could stay for 1-2 weeks at a place that'd normally cost 5-10 thousand bucks.
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We use both progress and meter in our HTML5 Cards application as shown below:
The progress element is used to show the progress through some action. In this case, through completing the "deck" of flash cards. Another example would be a file download or completion of a form.
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By FRANCO PANIZO
When Danny Williams returned to Reading from U.S. Men's National duty last week, he did so with a bit of a knee issue.
Williams rejoined the Royals last week after making a substitute appearance in the Americans' 2-0 loss to Ukraine, but was held out of the club's 1-1 draw vs. Brighton & Hove Albion this past weekend after it was determined that he had swelling in his knee.
"Danny (traveled) but we made the call on Saturday morning that he wasn't going to play," Royals manager Nigel Adkins told GetReading.co.uk. "His knee is quite swollen but hopefully that will come down. … We'll just have to see how he reacts."
While there is no word as to the severity of the injury or how long Williams could be out for, the knock comes at an unfortunate time for the 25-year-old midfielder. Williams had recently strung together some fine performances in the hopes of making a late push onto the U.S.'s World Cup roster.
Williams played in his first match for U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann in over a year last Wednesday, coming off the bench and contributing a solid 10 minutes in the loss vs. the Ukrainians.
What do you think of Williams having swelling in his knee? Think he will be back on the field soon? Think Williams could sneak onto the World Cup roster ahead of the likes of Kyle Beckerman if he is healthy?
Share your thoughts below.
It's no mystery why club managers hate releasing their players for international duty. Hope Danny Dub gets well soon.
On another note: Paul Arriola, the man who created LA Galaxy 2. Good job. At least he initiated some good for the Galaxy by picking Tijuana over them.
Yup. The midweek 1 game international breaks are terrible. Hopefully Danny can rebound.
Mo looked pretty good in his first game back in MLS as did Beckerman. Right now id take those two plus Bradley and Jones for CM's.
And yes the SoCal CCL matchup will be awesome!
Every manager probably dies a little inside when this happens
Really optimistic about the way he has been playing. He could potentially be a starter if he keeps it up….and more importantly if Jurgen continues with the same formation despite it not fitting the personnel .
The Imperative Voice
He was fun to watch but was coming into the game late in a lost cause and a lot of what was fun to watch was the aggressive dribbling runs forward, which might make less sense in a competitive contest where you expect more deliberate play by a DM.
Also with his history you need a few good games to wipe the slate clean.
I think it's just swell.
A day or so after going 90 for Reading, Williams has to go full bore in practices in front of Klinsmann to force his way in to the lineup of a match four days after the 90. It is possibly his only chance to be considered for the USMNT going Brazil. It's a wonder more didn't get hurt.


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19:10 3th October 2009
Wolves 0
Portsmouth 1 (Yebda 19)
Portsmouth registered their first win of the Premier League campaign thanks to a below par Wolves performance and a first-half header from Algerian midfielder Hassan Yebda.
But Mick McCarthy's team were denied a 63rd minute penalty after Marc Wilson clearly handled Michael Kightly's cross.
The only change to the starting line-up saw Kevin Foley returning at right-back with Greg Halford pushing forward into right midfield and Dave Edwards taking a central role.
Wolves kicked-off attacking the South Bank end and inside the first minute David James saved a header from Christophe Berra after a long throw from Halford.
Portsmouth responded immediately with a cross from Michael Brown that was cleared by George Elokobi as Tommy Smith threatened.
James took a Matt Jarvis corner in the heart of a crowded six-yard box and then Wayne Hennessey had to beat away a low effort from Kevin Prince-Boateng at the near post as play continued to switch from end to end.
Jarvis ran half the length of the field before drilling a low left-foot shot towards goal but James was perfectly positioned to save at his near post.
Kevin Doyle volleyed wide after he had chested down a half clearance and Boateng went close with a shot on the turn from 20-yards that flew inches over the bar.
Pompey made the breakthrough in the 19th minute following a Jamie O'Hara corner. The home defence failed to clear its lines and when Boateng flighted in a cross the unmarked Yebda ran in to head home.
There was an opening after another of Halford's long throws with Berra again helping the ball on. It fell to Jarvis on the far side but his low cross was booted clear by a defender.
Portsmouth almost had a second as the game neared the 30 minute mark with Hennessey having to dive low to his right to keep out Aruna Dindane's shot after Smith had squared the ball to him.
Steve Finnan fouled Karl Henry 25-yards out from James's goal in a central position and, with everyone expecting Halford to take a pot at goal, he laid the ball off to Foley on the overlap. His cross found Berra whose shot took a deflection and went across the face of goal before going behind for a corner.
In the 34th minute Doyle headed over following a Jarvis corner and then Doyle used his pace and skills on a run down the left but his cross ran through the goalmouth with no-one able to get a touch.
In stoppage time both Andy Keogh and Doyle had shots charged down after Foley had pumped a cross into the Pompey box.
Half-Time: Wolves 0 Pompey 1
It proved to be Foley's last action of the game as he was replaced at the start of the second-half by Kightly with Halford reverting to full-back. At the same time Sylvan Ebanks-Blake went on in place of Keogh.
After just 12 seconds Hennessey had to save a Dindane header but Wolves hit back with a shot from Jarvis that was deflected as it flew wide.
There was a brief flare up between Kightly and O'Hara when the Wolves man had appealed for a penalty after they had tangled in the box and both were booked after the referee had intervened.
A return pass from Ebanks-Blake almost saw Edwards in the clear but a defender just got a boot to the ball, and the Berra headed a couple of feet wide of the far post after he had connected with another Halford throw.
Wolves should have had a 63rd minute penalty when Wilson clearly handled Kightly's cross but to the fury of the crowd the referee waved play on.
Both sides made changes as the game approached its final stages with Stefen Maierhofer adding his height to the attack after he had replaced Elokobi. Henry moved into the left-back slot.
Henry was soon tested but he made a precision tackle on Danny Webber to prevent the Portmouth substitute getting in a shot after he had cut into the box.
Boateng was booked for a foul on Henry some 25-yards out and Halford's curling free-kick was just wide of the angle.
Three minutes from time a foul by Brown on Edwards just outside the area saw Henry roll the ball back to Halford who flicked it up into the air before sending a volley through the wall.
James managed to get down and palm the ball away but only as far as Ebanks-Blake who shot over from a tight angle.
Wolves piled on the pressure in the three minutes of stoppage time but it was the visiting fans that were making all the noise at the end.
Wolves: Hennessey, Foley (Kightly 45), Elokobi (Maierhofer 80), Edwards, Mancienne, Berra, Halford, Henry (capt), Doyle, Keogh (Ebanks-Blake 45), Jarvis.
Unused subs: Craddock, Hahnemann, Milijaš, Zubar.
Booking: Kightly (55 - ungentlemanly conduct)
Pompey: James, Wilson, Kaboul, Finnan, O'Hara, Brown (capt), Smith (Vanden Borre 90), Boateng, Dindane (Webber 73), Ben-Haim, Yebda (Mokoena 78).
Unused subs: Begovic, Williamson, Utaka, Belhadj.
Bookings: O'Hara (55 - ungentlemanly conduct), Brown (84 - foul).
Referee: H. Webb.
Attendance: 29,023.
Bolton Academy Under 18s 1 Wolves 0
Academy goalkeeping coach, Aled Williams, looks back on how the season went for the Wolves Academy goalkeepers.
Dan Copnall says there were plenty of positives to take from the Under 18's final game of the season, despite losing 2-1 away at Brighton & Hove Albion.
The Wolves Under 18s confirmed the Merit League title with one game to spare as they beat Newcastle United last weekend.
Scott Sellars is remaining upbeat despite his Under 23's 5-4 penalty-shootout defeat to Leamington FC in the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup on Wednesday.
Scott Sellars reflects on his side's 2-1 defeat to West Ham United on Monday in the Premier League 2 play-off semi-final.


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- Frostburg Engineering Students Combine Science and Art to Create Model of Molecule for Classroom Use
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Junior Sarah Bernhardt, sophomore Alana James and junior Brooke Erickson met motivational speaker and founder of the Free Hugs Project, Ken Nwadike, Jr., at the National Association of Campus Activities 2017 national convention.
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Accident. It is at least unpleasant. Let's understand what factors can provoke accidents?
– Carelessness. Unfortunately, this human trait in many cases is inexcusable both for the driver and for the pedestrian. A moment can turn a situation outcome. Any oversight leads to disaster.
– Experience. The driver's experience allows to feel more comfortable on the road. Ease in steering, quick reaction in emergency situations. These are the skills received over time. The lack of experience in turn demands the increased concentration on the road.
– Fatigue. Fatigue directly influences the concentration of the driver on the road. It is sometimes physically difficult to overcome sleep. Especially dangerous time is considered from 11pm to 7am for the driver.
– Speed. The car speed increased from 70 to 100 km/h increases risk of emergence of road accident twice. It is more difficult to operate the vehicle at a high speed and the reaction of the driver to the events has to be really quick. The higher the speed is, the more serious are theconsequences. However reduction of speed influences the number of accidents also negatively, as well as increase. Not for nothing in many countries there is a speed limit. The lower limit is about 15-20 km/h in city conditions.
– Aggression. Irascibility, ignorance, rage create a critical unsafe situation on the road. The aggressive, selfish or impudent behavior provokes road incidents.
– Weather. The rain, snow, dirt and other gifts of the nature complicate the movement of cars on roads. Quite often they are responsible for troubles on roads. To behave twice more carefully under bad weather conditions is a vital need of the driver. Thebestoptionistorefuse a trip.
Fortunately, sometimes accident is not only a grief (at least, NOT ONLY), but also laughter for all people around as they are so ridiculous that it becomes a hit! Below we assembled a selection of the most ridiculous accidents for you.
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32 Comments on this Post
Oh my God!!!!!It isn't funny things!!!!!
A sense of humor I suppose?
My bad replied to wrong post!
LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE'S HAD FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP — most of these are not real . HA 🙂
Cars that are wrecked… The trees falling looked real.. The rest of the wrecks are posed!!!
Actually they are. Creating things in Photoshop is a lot more difficult than you think! People are not that talented in general!
I see nothing funny about any of these. What am I missing?
A sense of humor I suppose?
I don't dispute that these are real: I just wonder what asshole would think these photos as funny, never mind 'top ten'. Favcars must be desperate for hits.
poor 240.
Funny? Funny how? Funny like a clown?
It isn't funny! Someone could have been seriously hurt in one of these accidents and you think it's funny! Next time the people who made this have an accident and get badly injured, someone should make a joke out of it. See how it is in return. This is STUPID, NOT FUNNY! I think that if you think this is funny your as big as an idiot as Patrick Star, SpongeBob, and Cosmo combined.
I'll try to put this to good use imdyeiatelm.
You Must Ride A Bus! It Was No Accident, Just Needed A Place To Park!!!
these just look like a bad day… not really that funny
Is it just me, or did anyone else think that these photos were not funny? Maybe I totally missed it…
No I do not think any of these of photos are funny and the bad thing is that they are fabricated destructions that are suppose to be humorous.
Funny like most Sitcoms of the day, NOT funny at all but pretty Boooooring.
You know that no one was in the car flattened by the tree. It would have the roof cut off and would never be left there.
The sunken Isuzu is funny to me because I once did similar. It was a tragically slow event that even a snail could have gotten away from.
OK, OK. I agree the accidents in themselves are NOT funny. But what about the lady posing in #9? LOL!
I do not find these funny. 240 is a nice looking car, better than anything today.
Looking at the yellow tape in the background of the tree that fell on that car, I am guessing someone was in it and died. Nothing funny about that at all…sorry. Maybe it is just me that instantly thought how terrible these are!
I would venture to say that no one got hurt, but daggum good golly, there are worse things that people post… The one I did think was funny the four on the side of the street, and if you look to the left of the photo as to the sign that read, Free Wheel .
Stupid advertisers should know I have trained myself to never look at any of the ads when I do look at these attention getters.
As the owner of a car that was wrecked how funny they think a destroyed car is?
this was not funny at all more sad than anything
…Just about the most disjointed website or backsight I've ever seen. pages jump all over, ads intruding and some of the most grotesque uh, pin-ups I've seen since WWII. I agree with one of the above…must be photoshop or dark-room foolinshness. A busted car with or without dead or wounded ain't funny McGee.
Mr. Chips.
#8 is at 1920 Hayes St in San Francisco..
It Seems I Am On The Wrong Page! All That Responded Must Have Been In A Really Bad Accident, Worse Than Mine, And Can't Seem To See This Minor Thing Was From A Drunk Driver!
I Only Saw The First One!
In picture #2, two students were crushed in their car in this "funny" photo. Really "funny."


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Kiss my softly by the hand
Briskly touch me my dear man
This song is for love for love is sweet!
I wish you to give me a box of sweet meats!
I may sing a lovely song for i haven't done wrong,
I sing of flowers, I sing of loves mighty powers!
I stay stay for you my every hour,
Just don't turn sour!
For I love thee and dot on thee!
Come here my only dear
rest your head upon my ear,
I brush thee sweetly with thy lips
Only to recive I kiss with this.
Now that evenings coming I can tell you darling
Love is on it's way!
Look at the dear children play!
You brought me love and a beautiful flower!
So now upon this lovely hour I will become quite sour!
Please do not leave for you promised me your beautiful flower.
I kiss thee, I kiss thee, but only so an hour.
You bring me love you bring flowers but once again, only for an hour.
Now kiss me well for i must go, I loved you since a minute ago!
Kiss my softly by the hand
Briskly touch me my dear man
This song is for love for love is sweet!
I wish you to give me a box of sweet meats!
I may sing a lovely song for i haven't done wrong,
I sing of flowers, I sing of loves mighty powers!
I stay stay for you my every hour.
I sang this sung as I quitly plucked weeds out of the garden. My great grandmother had written this song. Truthfuly I thought of it quit dreadful but i sang any way. Julietta had joined in with me her voice was quite more beautifuler than mine.
"Oh Alessandria let us sing another song!"
"Julietta you may but i would prefer to pick the weeds in silence! For we are almost done." I said as i picked I handful of weeds from around a bushel of plant. For the rest of the time we weeded in silence. Until Flora (Florastrina) came bustiling from around the corner.
"Alessandria! Alessandria! Rochester has yet come again! He wants to take you out on a picnic! There's a whole party behind him! Their all desperat eto meet you!" I was shoked for I have never been invited to a picnic, I mean a picnic like this! Oh my!
"What did mothe say?" I asked happily.
"Oh she is very excited. Rochester even left something for you!"
"He did? But I barley know him! I mean the last time I saw him was a few weeks ago at the city market!"
"Of coarse and he bought almost our whole supply of soup! But your still not angry at him for that day you meet him you on the field are you?' I secretly injoyed myself, but I had told everyone that I was qutie angry and shoked as Rochesters behavoir. I looked over at Julietta. She was sitting there tears runnign down her face. I was going to ask what was wrogn but Flora took m eby the hand and rushed my inside.
I looked on the table to find mother holding up a gown, my youngest sister May was gently touching it in aw.
"Alessandria come here! you need to try this on!" My mother smiled, she and Flora gave eachother a sheepish glance.
The gown looked very fasionable ,
I was very appuald by it truthfuly. Since I could never buy anything as fine. It was yellow silk and looked perfect for a picnic dress. Once I tried it on my whole famliy looked in shock. It fit me perfectly and felt ver thin, Iit felt like i wasn't wearing anything.
"Rochester! Thank you so very much for this gown!" i siad yet again. Rochester and I were riding in the same carriage.
"You welcome Alessandria! It really wasn't that expinsive! You act as if it's the most treasured value in the world!" He luaghed. I blushed and turned my head away from him.
"Where exactly are we going?"
"Don't tell me you can't regonize where we are!" Then I realized. We where going to my favorite field! Why didn't I regonize it. Then I looked around. Moss had covered alot of the trail since my last visit in Apirl, and there were beautiful flowers blooming in the sunlight.
"Oh! Ho how lovely!" I exclaimed. I felt very happy and joyful.
"You love this place don't you?" He smiled at me. The sun was shining on his face.
"Yes I do." After I spoke we sat in silence I could hear birds chearping above us.
"Yes?" He smiled again.
"Do you think all of the proper woman wil know of my class?" he starte to luagh.
"Of corse not!" I gave him a serious look." Well if you wouldn't have combed through your hair and put it back like that they probably would know!" he started luaghing again.
"Driver pull onto this trail to the middle of the field where the others are please!" So the driver did. We all jolted back as the driver drove us onto the path. It was very rocky and bumpy.
"There are others?" I asked amazed, for there were many carriages behind us as I spoke.
"Just a few more." Rochester assured as our carriage jolted to a stop. I looked around silky blankets layed underneath large umbrellas. There was a very large underneath a tree. In the middle of each blanket was a beautiful basket and set of china. There were many people sitting, luaghing, talking, and dancing. Oh! Yes! There was even a small harp and flute being played. Rochester came around an dhelped me otu of the wagon.
"Here we've actually already begun the picnic. Go seat yourself underneath the tree and I'll fetch a servant to serve you."
"Oh Rochester! I don't need any-" he cought me off.
"Alessandria, go rest! Someone needs to take care of you now and then!" It was true,"I have some people I woul dlike you to meet." With that he left, so i went and rested. I was going to take of my slippers but decided not to, since none of the other woman did.
I felt very akward. Many woman and man would look at me than whisper to one another, one of them even luaghed at me. I felt very uncomfortable. I also noticed that my hair was very casualy done. I had made a quick assortments of braids. All the woman here had large curls and updoos.
"Madam?" I looked up from the blanket. I little man was in front of me. "Would you like anything?" He was pointign towards the basket.
There was grapes, pot roast , apples, bread/butter, milk, white wine, plum pudding, and lamb.
"Oh yes I would mutch appreciate a glass of the white wine, grapes, and some lamb. That is if you don't mind." He seemed irratated and briskly served me. The white win tasted must excellent with the lamb. I never was able to haev very much winei in my life. So this was a very large delight to me. When I was done with my food Rochester came to me. There were two couples not far behind him. The first couple were abotu middle aged and the second were very old. The middle aged woman had dark red hair and a square jaw. Her husband had garyign hair an dbright brown eyes. The old couple's hair were both white. The woman had gray eyes, the man had dark hazel eyes. The man also had a very large nose.
"Ah! You must be dear Alessadria! Rochester has said so much about you!" The woman huged me. She was drenched in perfume and had a loud ubnoctous voice. Her dress on the other hand was a dark purple silk.
"Mother, please don't frighten her!" Rochester luaghed. So this woman was dear Rochesters mother. Poor Rochester.
"Alessadria," he grabbed my hand, "this is my father Mr. D'Spain and my mother Mrs.D'Spain. This man here (the old one) is the Lord of Books castle and his wife Mrs.Books." They both shook my hand.
We chated for quite some time. Mrs.D'Spain was very nosey about where i lived and who my father was. I didn't say to much, talkign abotu father always makes my get teary. When Rochester had left for a breif moment Mrs.D'Spain pulled me over.
"You know, my son as never held such a picnic! A matter fo fact he has never had a real party. I think that he wanted to spend time with you Alessandria." She looked at my warmley. Then suddenly held on tightly to my arm her eyes looked cold.
"You better not get involved with my son!" Then with that left. What did that mean?
I was truley enjoing my self. I really was fo rthe first time in my laif I had really enjoyed myself...........


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Most Australians enjoy going on a fishing charter. If the weather is good and the weekend or a holiday period is coming up the phones at the fishing charter operators offices start to ring with interested patrons getting their charter organised. Fishing charters in Australia come in many different varieties. The well heeled will take a big game fishing boat from Cairns or Beramgui and go out to the reef edge or the Continental shelf chasing Black marlin, Sailfish, and Sword fish. The average family guy likes nothing better than a bottom bashing charter to target tasty reef fish like Coral Trout and Emporer or in the southern states beautiful eating fish like Snapper, Pearl Perch or Western Australian Dhufish.
All around Australia there is a demand for charter fishing and it doesn't matter where you go you will always be able to find a charter operator ready and waiting to take you fishing. Many international fishermen also like to come to Australia as the fishing is so varied. Fly fishing for trout in a mountain stream in Tasmania or the Snowy Mountains has a strong following and many internationals want to come to the Northern Territory to fight with a meter plus Barramundi. Cairns is a game fishing icon and some of the largest Black, Blue and Striped Marlin have been landed here. The American fishing icon, Zane Grey, put the north Queensland region on the map decades ago with annual visits trying to break the world record for this type of fishing.
In the Whitsundays region on the central Queensland coast, there is a popular charter fishing industry. The waters out from Mackay are especially prolific and there are a number of excellent Mackay fishing charter operators in the region. The winter months here usually turn on lots of excellent fishing weather and large ctches of Large Mouth Nannygai, Coral Trout, Spanish Mackeral, Giant trevally and many other excellent table and sport fish being caught in large numbers.
The Kimberly district is also world famous for its sport fishing with many different species being targeted in some of the worlds most prolific waters. Fish stocks in Australia are stringently protected with many new green zones and marine parks where fishing is prohibited which gives the stocks of fish a chance to recover, especially in places that have been overfished in the past.
If you are a casual fisherman and you like to get out there every so often and wet a line, there is no better option than to go out on one of the many charter fishing boats available in Australia.


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On Thu, 2009-08-13 at 16:04 -0700, Michael Dehmlow wrote: > According to the failover docs for Java one should use the failover transport > listener to receive notifications that a failover has occured. > > I can not find the interface to set a failover listener on the > ActiveMQConnectionFactory as suggested by the documentation. > > Can you do this, and how? > > > If you use failover, and a broker dies at some point, your sends will block > by default. Using TransportListener can help with this regard. It is best to > set the Listener directly on the ActiveMQConnectionFactory so that it is in > place before any request that may require an network hop. The current official ActiveMQ-CPP 3.0.1 release does not offer this functionality. If you want to pull down the trunk code the ActiveMQConnection class allows you to register a TransportListener on it that will have it transportInterrupted and transportResumed methods invoked when a failover occurs. Regards Tim. -- Tim Bish http://fusesource.com http://timbish.blogspot.com/
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Dr. Marwood is the best! After hearing some terrible stories about NRGH he completely erased all those from my mind, I went in for a terrible flu and he found something that could have ended my life. This Dr. was not going to give up until he ran me for almost every test to see what was wrong. Could not be more grateful!
was super in helping me find what was wrong, he was the first to give me hope from NRGH hospital. He was awesome, took the time to actually order tests to be sure, i was there for like 1.5 days, but i got the full work up, Urine tests, bloodwork, ultrasound, CT, xrays, lumbar puncture , he was awesome. by the end we knew what was wrong.
Just got back from emerg with my 4 year old son and was so impressed with Dr Marwood I had to google him. Yes he is handsome but that doesn't matter to a 4 year old. My son is usually very shy with docs but was very comfortable with Dr marwood. He is obviously an incredibly component doctor with a great bedside manner. I agree with precious posts Nanaimo is very lucky to have him. Thanks Doc :)
He is a great communicator and he explained in detail the condition I had. I found him to be was very pleasant and professional. I received first class treatment at NGH.
Dr. Dan was super helpful, personable and sincere. He even assisted with follow-up.
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