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Linklaters, DWS in City hiring spree" />LeBoeuf Lamb Greene & MacRae has continued its lateral hiring spree, adding two more London partners, making four this year and taking its London partnership number to 25.
Project finance partner Scott Brodsky joins the firm from Linklaters. His departure coincides with Linklaters' announcement (The Lawyer, 22 May) that its profit per equity partner figure had broken the £1m mark for the first time.
LeBoeuf's hiring spree has dealt Denton Wilde Sapte (DWS) another blow, with tax partner Judith Harger departing for the US firm.
Brodsky will join the firm in the summer, while Harger has already started at LeBoeuf.
The hires follow insurance litigator Francis Mackie's arrival from Norton Rose and the appointment of former Cable & Wireless general counsel Andrew Garard.
Brodsky, who advises sponsors, financiers and governments on projects internationally, has expertise in the energy, transport and infrastructure sectors.
Brodsky has had a widely travelled legal career, spending time in Hong Kong, Singapore and London for Denton Hall, Linklaters and Ashurst. He returned to Linklaters in 1998 as a projects partner in Singapore and has been London-based since 2000.
LeBoeuf London managing partner Peter Sharp said: "[Brodsky] will provide further depth to the expertise we're able to offer our project finance clients in [the energy and infrastructure] sectors."
Harger specialises in corporate tax planning and becomes LeBoeuf's first London tax partner. She will work alongside counsel Andrew Terry. LeBoeuf declined to comment on Harger's arrival. A DWS spokesperson said the firm retains a senior tax team with four partners and eight lawyers. DWS is expecting to build its tax capability as part of plans to expand its corporate department.
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Two people are fighting for their lives tonight after an explosion and fire started just outside of Starke last night.
"She said you better get home. She said the trailer is on fire," said Mary Helen Griffis.
The camper trailer was parked a couple feet away from Griffis' home.
She told us the victims who are both in their thirties, purchased the camper from her daughter.
"They bought the trailer when they got their income tax and they were to move it Sunday," said Griffis.
Last night at around 8, Griffis' son was mowing the fields when he noticed a fire coming from where the trailer was parked.
He immediately called 911.
Within minutes Starke fire fighters arrived on the scene.
"They found this travel trailer engulfed in flames and two adults critically burned as result of the fire," said Micheal Heeder from Bradford County's Emergency Management.
He told us both victims managed to find their way out of the inferno before help arrived.
"They were able to immediately begin medical care and were able to get them transported of the scene in a matter of moments," said Heeder.
While we were on the scene today we saw blood stains all over the porch, on a truck and even on Griffis' door.
Heeder said the trailer is made out this material which is very thin and burns very quickly. The fact that fire rescues made it on the scene five minutes after the call came in was one reason the fire didn't spread towards the house or the inside of the barn.
Griffis told us she believes if something like this would have happened a couple weeks ago, she might have not had a place to live.
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Andy Redding from the Florida State Fire Marshals told us he could not release the names of the victims.
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CEDAR CREEK, Australia (WP-BLOOM) — On a recent weekend, as I sat cross-legged on the small lawn at the Cedar Creek Wombat Hospital about 100 miles north of Sydney, a 10-month-old wombat, about 15 inches long, walked onto my lap. I wrapped an arm around the animal between its fore and hind legs and pulled it upright against my stomach, like you might do with a small, friendly dog.
She looked me straight in the eye, completely calm. I stroked her soft tummy and felt her heart beating. After a few minutes she began to wriggle and I let her go.
In a nearby pen a slightly older wombat scratched her posterior on a hollow log while my children chased another. "She's doing that on purpose to show off," said Roz Holme, the refuge founder who has been looking after wombats for 30 years. "They get jealous of each other." Another young wombat tried to climb over a foot-high barrier to join in.
Because of their assertive personalities, wombats — marsupials who look like a cross between an oversize gopher and a walking koala — are not generally beloved in Australia. Drivers regard them as hazards. Farmers see them as pests. Zoos give them less prominence than their more cuddly cousins, the koalas (who spend up to 22 hours a day asleep).
But exploring for wombats is one of the most interesting ways to experience Australia's national parks, conservation reserves and state forests, which cover about 10 per cent of the country's land mass.
Wombats live in large numbers at Wilsons Promontory on the far southeast coast, one of the most popular national parks in Victoria state. (Campsites must be booked months in advance.) A five-minute walk from the park's main camping area, along a coastal path, leads to a network of wombat burrows.
Where they live, wombats aren't that hard to find. Because they don't sweat, the animals control their body heat by burrowing a few feet to where the temperature is around 75 degrees. Expert and indiscreet diggers, their roomy burrows are so big they often obstruct farming equipment and destroy fences. The best time to find them is on cool evenings when they emerge to eat grass.
"They aren't scared of humans, but they are very easily startled," says Jackie French, an author. "Don't go quietly. Talk amongst yourselves. Be polite. Don't intrude. Just watch."
French, Australia's children's laureate, has probably done more to raise awareness of the wombat across the world than any living Australian.
In 2001 she persuaded her publisher, HarperCollins, to print an illustrated children's book about a family harassed by a carrot-loving wombat. She says the company agreed to the book as a favour because of her previous literary success: "It was a case of 'Let's be nice to Jackie'." (Her publisher says she loved the book from the start.)
"Diary of a Wombat" was a blockbuster, selling 300,000 copies in Australia alone and spawning 31 versions in other languages and sequels.
The book is based on Mothball, a real wombat French met on her property, near Monga National Park, about four hours southwest of Sydney. The animals thrive near Monga's rivers and temperate rain forests because the soft soil makes digging easier.
"I have never experienced friendship with an animal before, and I probably never will again," French says. "He was possibly the only mammal who enjoyed hearing me playing the violin."
French and Roz Holme, who founded the refuge I visited, are members of a small but highly motivated — some might say obsessed — community dedicated to protecting wombats and convincing other Australians that one of their more unusual creatures is worthy of human love — or perhaps cautious affection.
One wombat ripped up Holme's son Wade's homework, an excuse his teacher didn't believe, according to his parents. "Wombats trash your house," says Roz's husband, Kevin, a truck driver. "They chew everything: power cords, walls. They will tunnel through a Gyprock (drywall) wall in a night."
Ask any wombat activist for the best place to find wombats in the wild and they'll likely give the same answer: dead, on the side of a road. Even though wombats can run as fast as 25 mph, a lack of natural predators and poor eyesight makes them highly vulnerable to cars. Baby wombats, which live in their mother's pouch for up to a year, often starve to death attached to their dead parent.
One luckier wombat was Ringo, now a star exhibit at Wild Life Sydney Zoo, a private zoo in the city's Darling Harbour tourist district. Ringo was found in his dead mother's pouch by a passing motorist. He weighed less than two pounds. Six months later he was passed to the Sydney zoo by a regional zoo .
Now 37 pounds, Ringo is highly popular among zoogoers, says Erin Costello, the keeper who raised him. The zoo, which specialises in native Australian animals (including a 16-foot-long saltwater crocodile and several deadly spiders), created a dedicated room for Ringo attached to the marsupial enclosure. The room, which has a glass wall so visitors can see in, is kept cool and dark.
Although not large, Wild Life Sydney is as slick as any zoo in Europe or the United States. The exhibits are well lit, the air conditioning is cool, and touch-screen monitors provide interesting information. When my two children wandered off, the staff, using two-way radios, found them within minutes.
When it comes to facilities, Cedar Creek Wombat Hospital is at the other end of the spectrum to Wild Life Sydney. Forget a gift shop: The visitors' bathroom is what Australians refer to as an "outside dunny."
After they bought 190 acres in a state-owned forest in the mid 2000s, the Holmes built rudimentary facilities for sick and injured wombats they collected from the roadside or the bush. An ancient trailer served as a hospital. They recently borrowed $12,000 for a digital x-ray machine and raised enough money from donors, including Jackie French, for a small two-room clinic for simple operations.
For adventurous travelers interested in meeting a couple of earthy Australians passionate about animal welfare, the Holmes are worth the trip along the steep, SUV-only road to their property. One warning: The road floods after heavy rain.
Cedar Creek is in the Hunter Valley, a wealthy tourist region that produces some of Australia's best wines. The night of my visit to the wombat hospital, I stayed at Tuscany Estate, a pleasant, up-market motel next to an airy restaurant with views across a valley mostly used for viticulture.
As we left Cedar Creek, a wombat walked out of the bush towards my wife. When she didn't move aside, the animal nipped at her sandal-covered foot. She jumped aside in shock but wasn't hurt. "He's come back looking for food," Roz explained, no apologies necessary.


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There's a great deal to see and do in Iceland and how much time it takes to 'see it' depends on several factors. Do you want to drive by and see the highlights of the Golden Circle or are you interested in seeing the Northern lights, hiking, photography, birdwatching, etc in Iceland.
A basic tour or self drive to the Golden Circle plus a visit to the Blue Lagoon can be accomplished in under 48 hours.
We stayed for 4 nights in July and next time we'd like to stay for a week to try to fit in some of the things we missed.
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what do you mean by the primary sites?
the golden circle can be done in a day or so, and Reykjavik in not a lot more.
if you want to do a circular tour around the island on the main road [there's just the one main road that goes right round] that will take a minimum of a week, but 10 days would be better.
if you want to add on a trip to the western fjords and snaefellsness and/or the interior, you'll need at least 2 weeks.
Good luck!
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I am interested in driving around the island. How are the driving conditions in Summer and is driving on the R side? Thanks!
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Hi Fla,
in summer driving conditions on the "ring road" are absolutely fine. the road is tarmac all the way round and yes, they drive on the right.
one advantage of visiting in the summer is that you get long, long days for exploring - in mid-summer, there is virtually no night-time. this does take a bit of getting used to when you can sit outside and read a newspaper at midnight.
you should have a great time.
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I agree with annhig but be prepared to be flexible with your plans as Icelandic road conditions can be unpredictable even in summer.
This summer we intended to drive to Jokulsarlon lagoon but the day before we arrived a bridge was washed away by flooding. The link describes what happened and this took weeks to fix!
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As a professional tourist guide in Iceland since 1988 I've done hundreds of tours around Iceland. In summer you'll be able to get to more places than in the wintertime, simply because some roads may be blocked with snow. The road to Dettifoss waterfall for example. Dettifoss is the most powerful waterfall in Europe.
I recommend in summer six nights and seven days to drive around Iceland and see all the main sights. If you have one extra day then spend it in Reykjavik - preferably on a week-end when the pubs and bars are packed. Please note though that the locals go out rather late - like between 1 AM and 6 AM.
If you're in a hurry you can actually drive the entire ring road which is nearly all paved - 1.300 km or 900 miles, in one 24 hour day. This is not recommended though. If you're in a big hurry than four nights and five days should do it.
In winter four nights should do it.
If you enjoy photography then you can spend endless time in Iceland. It is truly the landscape photographer's paradise.
Pity I cannot post a picture of the northern lights from my last trip.
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Can you actually see the northern lights in a summer trip to Iceland? I thought that was normally a winter phenomena? We're thinking of a possible 9 day trip in 2013 summer.
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You need darkness to see the lights GreenDragon, so there is little chance of seeing them in the summer.
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Makes sense to me. No darkness in the summer I remember June in Orkney, Scotland - 3 hours of twilight and the sun was back up!
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No darkness in the summer I remember June in Orkney, Scotland - 3 hours of twilight and the sun was back up!>>
even more than that in Iceland, GD. when we first arrived at the end of July, you could read a newspaper without artificial light at midnight.
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Located in Historical Center Bruges, The Pand Hotel is next to popular attractions like Basilica of the Holy Blood and Groeningemuseum. This 26-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with a bar/lounge, free in-room WiFi, and a 24-hour business center. Centrally located in Bruges, the hotel is also a short walk from Bruges Belfry and Church of Our Lady.
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The Archers (R4), ever a smorgasbord of accent, class and public service announcement, continues to offer characters who evoke everything from toffee-hazelnut-mochaccino to PG pyramid teabags. The actor Jim Broadbent said recently that The Archers was one programme he could be relied upon to get up for - in order to switch it off. A Pleasantville with problems, Ambridge plays host to the banal and the apocalyptic in deference to the new Reithian spirit of globalisation - panto, adultery, vegetarianism, bovine tuberculosis, illegitimacy, genetically modified crops, and death - Joe Orton re-written by James Herriot.
Ambridge is still, just, virgin territory to one millennial Leitmotif - Salman Rushdie, or "Salman Rushdie, a writer", as he described himself after the first Reith Lecture (R4) on "Globalisation". Admittedly Rushdie followed such hands-ups as Michael "ex-Cabinet Minister" Portillo, Shirley "Also an ex-Cabinet Minister" Williams and John "ex-UK Government Member" Redwood, the C3PO of All Souls. But as Rushdie is virtually in the Coca- Cola league of brand awareness, this seemed to constitute backing into the limelight on his part.
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Scene i, Polonius instructs Reynaldo to spy on his son in France, Spy, Ophelia tells her father that Hamlet (who she has ignored on his request) has been acting strangely. Polonius concludes the source of the insanity is Hamlet's love for Ophelia., Lightbulb
Scene ii, Envoys from Norway return with news that Fortinbras has stopped his activities against Denmark, Fortinbras of Norway, Hamlet's university friends are asked to find the source of Hamlet's recent madness by the King (called to Denmark by him), University, Polonius informs the King and Queen about his revelation. He is then allowed to test out whether or not the theory is actually correct., Claudius and Gertrude, Hamlet puts on a show of madness for Polonius and when given the chance, questions his friends, Insane Hamlet, Hamlet learns about the company of actors who have arrived, Stage Actors, Hamlet meets the actors and convinces them to put on a play mirroring the events that have unfolded in Denmark with an added speech (written by Hamlet himself), Hamlet wants to test Claudius and get him to confess, Confession
Scene i, Ghost, A ghost in the image of the previous King of Denmark appears once again while Marcellus, Bernardo, and Horatio are on watch, Guards decid to inform Hamlet (the son of the dead King), Horatio (a scholar) tries to talk to the ghost who remains silent, Guards of Denmark, We learn about Fortinbras, the Prince of Norway, who wants to wage war against Denmark, Norway
Scene ii, Claudius holds court where he talks about marrying his dead brother's wife for the throne, Crown, Laertes, the son of Polonius (the advisor), is given permission to return to his studies in France. Hamlet on the other hand is denied the same privilege as he is the heir to the throne, France, Horatio informs Hamlet of the ghost and Hamlet agrees to meet this entity, We learn Hamlet is unhappy that his mother has remarried so soon after her husbund's death and that he does not think much of his uncle., Sad Hamlet
Scene iii, Laertes leaves for Paris but warns Ophelia about pursuing a relationship with Hamlet whose love interests (marriage) are controlled by the King and Queen (who will do what is best for the country), Polonius gives the same warning to Ophelia while adding that she should refrain from seeing Hamlet. He also gives some advice to his son about life before he leaves., Broken Heart
Scene iv, Ghost reappears at midnight and urges Hamlet to follow him, Horatio and Marcellus decide to follow in order to protect Hamlet
Scene v, Hamlet learns from his father's ghost that he was murdered by Claudius. The ghost also tells Hamlet to avenge him, Hamlet accepts the mission, Two swords, Hamlet swears Horatio and Marcellus to secrecy
Traits, Loyal to father, clever (show of madness), somewhat rash, curious, obsessive
Motivation, To avenge his father's murder (by Claudius)
Actions, Hamlet, as of Act II has put on a show of madness in order to confuse the people around him and discover a way to avenge his father
Traits, Clever (almost got away with murder), jealous, impulsive
Motivation, Power, wealth, and lust
Actions, Claudius has killed his own brother and married his brother's wife in order to become King. By Act II he is still working at retaining this power
Traits, Very rash, nosey, untrusting, eager
Motivation, Self-preservation, honor, power
Actions, Polonius goes to great extents to protect his honor by forbidding his daughter to see Hamlet and spying on his son
Traits, Innocent (or unexperienced according to her father), obedient, puppet
Motivation, To be a good daughter and please her father
Actions, Ophelia has cut off communication with Hamlet after her dad commanded her to do so
"A little ere the mightiest Julius fell" -Horatio (I i 126), Allusion, Horatio discusses the appearance of the ghost and realizes that all is not well in Denmark while making references to Julius who was betrayed and murdered
"With mirth in funeral and with dirge in marriage" -Claudius (I ii 12), Oxymoron, The new king expresses how this is a time of sadness with his brother's death and a time of happiness with his marriage to the Queen.
"So excellent a king, that was, to this/ Hyperion to a satyr" -Hamlet (I ii 141-142), Allusion and Hyperbole, Hamlet expresses his anger towards his mother for marrying so soon after his father's death and compares his uncle (satyr) to his father (Hyperion)
"My father's spirit in arms! All is not well./ I doubt some foul play." -Hamlet (I ii 272 - 273), Foreshadow, Hamlet learns about his father's ghost and suspects that something is wrong and even that foul play may be involved.
"And with a sudden vigour doth posset/ And curd, like eager droppings into milk,/ The thin and wholesome blood. So did it mine" -Ghost (I v 73 - 75), Imagery, The ghost describes vividly of how he was poisoned and the effects of this poison
"Your bait of falsehood takes this carp of truth" -Polonius (II i 68), Oxymoron, Polonius tells Reynaldo that by lying he shall discover the truth when spying on Laertes
"And with a look so piteous in purport/ As if he had been loosed out of hell" -Ophelia (II i 90 - 91), Hyperbole/ simile, Ophelia tells her father about Hamlet's strange behaviour
"[Pointing to his head and shoulder.] Take this from this, if this be otherwise." -Polonius (II ii 167 -168), Situational Irony, Polonius is so convinced that Hamlet's madness is caused being shunned by Ophelia that he gives the King permission to kill him if he is wrong. We the audience know the theory to be wrong.
"Denmark's a prison" -Hamlet (II ii 258), Metaphor, Hamlet tells his university friends that they have been sent to a prison (due to his own circumstances, Hamlet feels this way)
"Wherein I'll catch the conscience of the King.", Personification, Hamlet means to get the King to confess to his crimes by putting on a play that mirrors his horrible deeds.


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WILMINGTON –The NHRMC Physician Group is pleased to announce the addition of
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Dr. Jaskolka graduated with distinction from the University of Toronto with an Honours Bachelor of Science Degree in biology. He earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree with distinction from the University of Western Ontario and completed a general practice residency at the University of British Columbia and Vancouver General Hospital. He received his Doctor of Medicine Degree from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, where he also completed a general surgery internship and residency in oral and maxillofacial surgery. Dr. Jaskolka went on to serve as a fellow in the Department of Pediatric Cleft and Craniomaxillofacial Surgery at the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando, Fla. He has continued his association with UNC and currently holds the position of adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
Dr. Jaskolka is a diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, a fellow of the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and a recent initiate into the American College of Surgeons.
Dr. Jaskolka is passionate about caring for children with traumatic and congenital abnormalities of the face. He travels annually on cleft lip and palate surgical mission trips and serves on the education committee of the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (ACPA). He has been published and regularly lectures on a variety of topics regarding the care of children and adults with facial injuries, pathology and congenital differences.
Most recently, Dr. Jaskolka was a cleft and craniomaxillofacial surgeon at the Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia. While in Charleston, he became co-director of the FACES multi-disciplinary team for children with cleft and craniofacial differences. Additionally, he served as co-director of fellowship training in pediatric cleft and craniomaxillofacial surgery, as well as the residency site director for the National Capital Consortium Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. At the state level, he was a member of the medical advisory board for the Children with Special Health Care Needs program, administered by the Department of Health and Human Resources.
Dr. Jaskolka moved to Wilmington with his wife, Beth, a pediatrician, and his two children, Maggie and Eli. In his free time, he enjoys the outdoors by rowing, running, hiking, participating in triathlons and camping with his family.
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Published: September 27, 1991
In Minnesota, all you will need is a dollar, a dream and a Nintendo set.
The state plans to test a system that will allow people to use Nintendo equipment to play the state lottery in the comfort of their living rooms.
With the growth of lotteries tapering off, industry executives and officials in other states are eager to see whether this approach can draw more people to the games by letting them play without standing in line to buy tickets. Combating a Slowdown
"The lottery industry is looking for ways to expand its horizons," said Connie Scovin, an executive with the Control Data Corporation, the Minneapolis-based company that developed the idea and is designing the test system.
Nearly a third of the nation's homes have Nintendo sets, and if the Minnesota test is successful, Control Data plans to make the system available to other states.
The test will involve 10,000 homes next year. For the test, the state will provide the video game sets and the modem devices that allow them to communicate with a central computer. Participants, who will pay a service charge of $10 a month, will get software that lets them play all of Minnesota's games, including the biggest jackpots.
After players set up accounts with the lottery, they will be able to select their lottery numbers on their television sets at home. The numbers will be stored electronically in the central lottery computer and in a file in the player's Nintendo set.
Small prizes will be credited to the player's account. To collect a large jackpot, winners will have to go to a state lottery office and identify themselves as the holder of the winning account.
It is illegal in Minnesota for minors to play lottery games, and the Nintendo plan has been criticized by the State Attorney General and others who say it will make it easy for children to gamble. The system will have passwords and other safeguards intended to thwart unauthorized playing.
"Kids are gambling now; this will allow them to gamble more," said Tony Bouza, the former Gaming Commissioner in Minnesota. Young people today are well acquainted with technology, and they will inevitably devise ways to bypass the security measures, he predicted. He also said that gambling at home by adults sets a bad example for children. "You can't create safe sins," he said.
But others say the new system could serve a broader purpose, providing the catalyst that will encourage more people to use computers and phone lines to tap into a growing pool of information and services.
Nintendo's use as a gambling device may help put spark into the market for such on-line services, said Gary Arlen of Arlen Communications Inc., a research firm in Bethesda, Md. "I've been looking for the killer service," he said. "This is the kind of thing that makes sense."
For more than a decade, large corporations like Sears, Roebuck and I.B.M. have invested hundreds of millions of dollars in networks that allow people to shop, read the news, and make travel reservations using home computers linked to telephone lines. Such systems, including a Sears-I.B.M. joint venture, Prodigy Services Company, have been somewhat cumbersome to use and have been viewed more as a novelty than a necessary adjunct to daily life. Only about 3 percent of the households in the United States use an on-line service like Prodigy, Mr. Arlen said.
But as giant corporations have stumbled, Nintendo has been lurking in the background, the envy of the industry, with 30 million units already in use. Nintendo has had its eye on far more than the video-game market since it sold its first machine in the United States in 1986.
In Japan, Nintendo customers use their machines for banking and for buying and selling stocks. In a prescient bit of engineering, Nintendo included a plug to snap in a modem on the bottom of every machine sold in the United States.
With the lottery game, Nintendo will introduce its modem to the United States. As a contractor to Control Data, Nintendo will supply the modem and a specially designed software cartridge that provides lottery graphics. Control Data officials said Nintendo was providing the 10,000 machines and the other equipment for the test at no cost. The machines retail for about $80.
People who already have Nintendo machines would have to retrofit them with a modem to take advantage of on-line services. Computer modems are currently available for less than $100, and Mr. Arlen said Nintendo engineers could probably come up with a modem that would cost $50 to $75. Still, he questioned how many consumers would be willing to nearly double their investment in the machines.
Nintendo has also explored setting up a game network in which players could challenge other players, and has considered a stock trading service with Fidelity Services of Boston. Both projects are on hold. Nintendo said in a statement, "We are constantly approached by third parties who have ideas that are outside the traditional video-game arena."
Some in the industry say Nintendo may harm its image by its association with a lottery. They note that the company is already under fire from some parents and educators who say its games lack educational content.


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One of the justifications for flood Germany with Third World immigrates is to increase the birth rate. Of course, this will just lower the native birth rate and White Germans will not want to bring children into a world in which they will be subject to attack. The end result will be the genocide of the German people.
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When I was in public school back in the 1970's we were being told that overpopulation was the most pressing issue facing the planet (kind of like global warming is now). We were told that we needed to lower our birth rates to avoid overpopulation, so we did.ReplyDelete
Fast forward a generation and now we are being told by the very same establishment that campaigned so hard to lower birth rates that DUE TO LOWER BIRTH RATES we must now import massive numbers of third world immigrants.
I for one still believe that the warnings about overpopulation were legitimate. Not only is the planet as a whole becoming overpopulated, but even within the USA and other nations, we need to find a stable equilibrium to maintain our quality of life. So lower birth rates in and of themselves are not really the problem, although there is a point at which you need to regain high enough birth rates to maintain a stable population (I've always been told that this is about 2.2 children per couple).
What is wrong with an America, or a Germany, or a UK with a smaller population? Shouldn't a smaller population mean more room, less congestion, a lower demand on resources and in the end, a more sustainable society? Well yes, it does mean all of those things UNLESS:
Unless we continue to maintain this system of usury and debt based money that collapses without perpetual growth. That is the real driving force behind open borders in the US (as well as Europe).
You don't have to be a genius to understand that perpetual growth on planet with finite resources is simply not sustainable over the long run. Within the current usury based economic model, perpetual growth is not even possible over a medium term.
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