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Cheap Flights to Dusseldorf
"Japan on the Rhine"
When to Fly to Dusseldorf?
Dusseldorf, boasting its great pride for being the capital of the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, is a popular tourist destination among travelers looking for a perfect taste of German appeal. You can't afford to miss this town, a blend of old world charm and contemporary cool attracting history lovers and culture vultures from all over. Take a flight to Dusseldorf and lose yourself among the city's proud locals probably not looking for a reason convincing their minds why Dusseldorf is a place to stay for them anymore. Dusseldorf's already merged with their souls a long time ago.
A cheap travel is what's in your mind to Germany's seventh most populated city, so you would be concerned about the best time to take a Dusseldorf flight, as cliché that may sound. This appealing German city in general doesn't have ideal weather conditions, as summers tend to be very wet and winters, on the contrary, can become awkwardly cold.
However, the weather conditions don't discourage travelers from booking cheap flights to Dusseldorf because they've been willing to give Dusseldorf a touch of discovery for long. The weather can take an unexpected turn pouring chilly droplets on you. Carry an umbrella before you decide to venture in open-air. If you aren't able to make it to Dusseldorf in summers then a visit will be feasible during the spring. The weather seems quite mild and appears refreshing.
Peak Season to Travel
The peak season in Dusseldorf is the one catching the fancy of millions of visitors eager to be a part of Grosste Kirmes am Rhein, the biggest festival in the city including delights such as a circus, fairground rides and food and drink stalls. Even the visitors get stunned seeing the impressive fireworks on the Rhine River. July's second and third week are considered the peak season, so you might find flights to Dusseldorf going beyond your budget. Acting wise ahead of time will be right because you may get a flight not so high on your pocket.
Off-Peak Season
February is the right time for any budget traveler to compare a flight to Dusseldorf being a cheaper one. Karneval happens on the Monday before Ash Wednesday during this month. It's a chance to be a part dancing and drinking, having a gala time with enthusiastic people. Don't miss the colourful parades making way through the city.
Dusseldorf Famous for
You will find every reason to believe "What would Germany be without its beer?" Visit the Altstadt (Dusseldorf Old Town), renowned for its over 300 discos and bars. Of course a night lover will prefer dancing the night away gulping down their favourite beer rather than checking out the typical old world sightseeing spots. Often referred to as "the longest bar in the world" as a small borough is seemed to have been packed full of bars.
Accompanied by the little ones? Ever thought about taking them to the opera? Dusseldorf-based opera company, Deutsche Oper am Rhein, is the famous one attracting many opera lovers performing in the Opernhaus Dusseldorf. The operas for kids are organised from time to time so it's wise to check out their schedule just to ensure if there's something that gets you deep inside.
Why to visit Dusseldorf?
Flying to Dusseldorf from the UK will prepare you for unusual weekend break that can never seem lose its charm no matter what. So much lying in its store is set to reveal the best making Dusseldorf a good choice. You're not far from London's European cousin as the flight taking only 1 hour 20 minutes will deliver you to Dusseldorf sooner than you think. A regular flight to Dusseldorf will begin contributing its bit for your city break becoming a pleasing one the way you look forward to.
Top 5 Tourist Attractions in Dusseldorf
The Rheinturm – Get ready to see the city in 360 at the Rheinturm or Rhine Tower. The tallest building in Dusseldorf ensures that every visitor whether on first or third visit feels its magnetic appeal deep inside. Perhaps less known as the world's largest digital clock, the building can be seen illuminating when it displays the time down the tower's side at night. Admire some of the stunning views of the city from its observation deck at the top.
Kaiserswerth – Fancy stepping back in time? Kaiserswerth, being one of the oldest areas in Dusseldorf, lures history lovers at any time of the year. Located in the northern part of the city, the stunning Baroque houses catch the attention of a tourist at once. Treat yourself with some guilty pleasures at cozy cafes and beer gardens located a few steps from the historic site.
St. Andreas Church – A magnificently built beautiful church in Dusseldorf awaits your divine presence. St. Andreas Church, a unique church located in the Altstadt (The Old Town) built way back in 1629 is surely worth any tourist's visit. A fine example of baroque-era architecture, this bright yellow painted church will capture your senses.
Benrath Palace – Don't miss one of the most beautiful garden palaces located in the city's southern district. Built as a summer residence in the 18th century and hunting lodge for the Elector Carl Theodor, the Benrath Palace is a must visit for tourists taking a flight to Dusseldorf from far and wide.
Aquazoo – Lӧbbecke Museum – An extensive collection of water life and animals from all around the world is what you will find at this museum. Made as a replica of small tropical rainforest, the museum is complete with butterflies and insects. And below the rainforest are crocodiles and alligators.
Climate in Dusseldorf
Summers in the city are mild to warm and winters experience cool to moderate temperatures with a little snowfall. July and August, a popular time to visit Dusseldorf, are the months when the warmest temperatures are felt from 13 to 23 degrees Celsius.
Final words about Dusseldorf
You'll definitely love your trip to one of the world's most admired cities. Germany's fashion capital will let you do and see what you want to, as there's no shortage to cultural delights and other attractions. Browse discounted flight tickets to Dusseldorf online and book the one within your budget. Adding to it, eating and drinking, shopping and nightlife are the ones that will let you make the most out of your weekend break. Dusseldorf will not let you down!
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With its 165-hp Lugger diesel, variable-pitch props and powered main and headsail furling, the Nordhavn 56MS will cruise at up to 9 knots, offering gallon-an-hour fuel efficiency and a 3,000-nautical-mile range at slower speeds. The motorsailer is frugal — it sips fuel — but for a retired couple it also can be just the bridge they need between a sailboat that is too physically demanding and a power cruiser, which handles most heavy lifting with pushbutton controls.
Sail vs. (alternative) power
Dr. Richard Curtin, director of consumer surveys at the University of Michigan, has found that two-thirds of all registered sailboats are owned by boaters older than 50, so he expects sailboat ownership to tick upward over the next 10 years. However, beyond a certain age — usually sometime in their 60s — sailors get tired of grappling with sails and fighting the vagaries of wind.
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Or they are opting for easier-sailing sailboats, says Eric Cressy, executive vice president of Pearson's True North Yachts, the Warren, R.I., builder that offers a line of single-screw power cruisers based on New England lobster boats (www.tnyachts.com). Cressy says the Alerion Express line of sailboats from 20 to 38 feet, also built by Pearson, are classic in design and with all lines leading to the helm so the skipper can single-hand the boat. And the 38 has electric winches (www.alerionexpress.net). The Alerions are designed to be easy to sail and thrifty at the fuel pump, he says.
"I think we're going to evolve back to people thinking about ways to build a more efficient boat," says Nordhavn's Leishman. The high-profile professionals and business people who can afford a Nordhavn — base price for the N55 is $1.5 million — are increasingly sensitive to owning gas-guzzlers. "A guy runs for public office and goes down to the dock and steps onto his 200-gallon-an-hour boat," he says. It's going to leave a size-20 carbon footprint.
With fuel costs and global warming on the political radar, boomers' love affair with the SUV and other "fuelish" toys may be about over, agrees Bruce Nelson, West Coast sales coordinator for Glacier Bay, a Union City, Calif., builder of diesel-electric power plants for yachts (www.glacierbay.com). "Boomers historically have been associated with or looking to be associated with causes," Nelson says, and green is good now, at least in theory.
Diesel-electric propulsion — use of a lightweight, high-efficiency diesel generator to power an electric motor — is one of the green technologies that seems to be gathering a head of steam. Glacier Bay has systems aboard a 73-foot custom passagemaker, a 43-foot Leopard catamaran in charter with The Moorings, and a 47-foot Crowthers catamaran built in Chile.
In the early stages of adoption in pleasure boats, it is "really cool technology" — very quiet and fuel-efficient, attractive features for cruisers, Nelson says. "The real savings in fuel is going to be of interest to everybody," he says. And its super-quiet operation should be a big plus for retired couples who are seeking to "socially reconnect" on their boats — to each other, to family, to friends.

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- Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2000 15:26:48 -0800
At 11:13 AM 01/10/2000 -0800, Shafat wrote: >Recently Structural Engineers Association of California (SEAOC) >Professional Practice Committee (PPC) published the "Recommended Guidelines >for the Practice of Structural Engineering in California." > >Last weekend I had a chance to review this practice guideline. In summary, >I like to say it is an excellent document that every practicing engineer >should own. ICBO, has done a good job printing it in a simple and easy to >understand format. -------------------------- This practice guidelines pamphlet has been compiled over a 12-year period, and released chapter-by-chapter during the interim. The "completed" version is the document now available through ICBO as Shafat mentioned. Individual members of any one of the four SEAOC Sections should have received a complimentary copy in the mail recently, along with a copy of the latest SEAOC Blue Book. It does indeed appear that ICBO has done a fine printing job. As a member of the authoring PP Committee in the final two years of the compiling effort, I have been witness to the superb chairmanship skills that Bret Lizundia has rendered, and to Bret in particular belongs credit for careful attention given to the simple and easy to understand format that the entirety was cast into. He worked up several format alternatives with help from ICBO's skilled publication staff, and afforded the PP Committee great latitude for timely review and influence. No matter was settled without everyone's keen participation. As the late 1999 completion neared, it was evident that some provisions in chapters written long ago weren't precisely in accord with what the newer committee members might have preferred, but those with memory of what it took to get consensus back then counseled a light touch. Thus revisions to older portions were very sparing, and reflect interest in clarity more than in revisiting the underlying philosophy. The PP Committee is not among the autonomous ones in SEAOC, and the Practice Guidelines were subject to review and approval of the full SEAOC Board of Directors prior to publication. The style of SE Practice this guideline contemplates is that of private consulting, primarily to architects as design team members, and secondarily to building owners. Other forms of SE practice also exist, but the guidelines are not yet oriented toward them. The Forensic chapter is the newest one, and was very thoroughly reviewed and refined during the last year. It is presently aimed at expert witness engagements in connection with civil litigation. It does not contemplate professional license discipline proceedings, for example, nor does the earlier Professional Conduct chapter. For these reasons and others, the Practice Guidelines now offered are complete, coordinated, and informative with respect to their originally intended scope, but are also eligible both for update and for extension in scope. I hope SEAOC will carry on with evolution and enhancement of these Practice Guidelines accordingly. Charles O. Greenlaw SE Sacramento CA
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- Italian Cuisine con ChikuwaI know that the title sounds like a joke. But really, it's so well-flavored and goes brilliantly with rice.Chikuwa, Onion, Olive oil, Japanese Worcestershire-style sauce, Ketchup, Soup stock granules, Krazy Salt or salt and pepper
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Birds sang. The sky was blue. The hills were covered in vibrantly green short sheep-cropped grass and the sheep's other more material byproducts had been swept away.
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Harry leant backwards, supporting himself on his hands. 'Go on, try me.'
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Harry frowned. 'What do you mean?
Nadia scowled, remembering the life she'd had before she ran away from home. 'My parents both thought that I was morbid and mentally unsettled because I used to have a thing about death.
Harry sat up straight, looking surprised. 'You what?'
'Well, it happened when I was five and I fell into Buslinthwaite Beck and drowned. But not for long.'
Nadia reached out and took his hand. 'I was only dead for a couple of minutes at the most. I was completely normal afterwards.'
Harry shook his head. 'Apart from having a morbid fascination about death?'
Nadia grinned. 'Well, doesn't everyone practice holding their breath underwater in the bath?'
Harry laughed. 'No. So, let me get this right', he went on. 'You almost died when you were five but recovered, then spent the remaining years of your childhood reliving your near death experience and went on to become fascinated by death and mortality as a whole. And then, when your parents were both killed, your foster aunt couldn't bring herself to warm to you because of your unusual interests and activities.'
Nadia nodded. 'Yes.'
'So you then ran away from home and then, when the stray kitten you adopted got killed, you dug it up a few weeks later and resurrected it.'
Harry looked at her quizzically, his head slightly cocked to one side. 'And none of this seems the slightest bit odd to you?'
Nadia frowned. 'Well, when you put it that way...'
'And then when you suddenly start to develop psychic powers on top of all that...'
'I suppose that you could say that I might not be entirely normal, taking all that into consideration,' Nadia replied, agreeing.
Harry shook his head. 'That's putting it mildly, don't you think?'
Nadia smiled. 'I suppose you might have a point.'
'So when some sort of undead creature or vampire suggests that you might have something unusual about you, it means little to nothing to you.'
Nadia stood up, drawing Harry up to his feet as well, and they both looked across at the Dawson house together.
'Do you think we'll see any more of Grace now,' she asked.
Harry shook his head. 'I very much doubt it. But we still don't know how Samedi fits in with all this and what his next move will be.'
'No, we don't. And I wish we knew more about him,' Nadia replied, shivering.
Harry picked up the black cane that had been laying beside them. 'Come on, doll. Back to the truck. Time to hit the internet again and to do some more research....'


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The Government announced it would proceed with this measure on 6 November 2013, as part of its consideration of the announced but not enacted measures of the former Government.
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This draft legislation would amend the tax law to deny an entity the benefits of any additional franking credits that an entity receives as a result of dividend washing.
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Date 27 June 2011 Monday
I had a lovely leisurely morning today, though I slept in too long. I didn??t get going until 11am It was nice knowing I don??t have to travel far. Though when I got to the gorge I found out I couldn??t camp there as I had intended. Not only was it not permitted but it was a hike to the creek.
It was only a few km from last night??s campsite to lennard gorge turnoff. At the parking there were only toilets, no shade and no camping. IT was a 40 minute walk to the lookout for the gorge but getting down to the water was next to impossible. I think sometimes people get injured trying. But it doesn??t really matter as there are many gorges around here. This one was one of the more beautiful though I thought, especially since you arrive at it from above. I met an italian couple. The guy was funny. He was finding this trip too much like hard work. Not restful enough. The woman was enjoying the adventure. But wanted more. Not unsurprisingly, it was all going his way but do you think he would let her drive so that he could relax a bit. Not on your life. One of those people who think no one else can do the job and don??t know what??s good for them.
I had a swim in the creek to cool off on the way back to my bike.
On the way in to the gorge, a yellow van was parked at a creek crossing. It turned out that a foreign backpacking style of tourist had driven into the creek and drove onto a rock and damaged her vehicle. She was going to have to abandon it, to the tow truck man and continue her trip in the company of others. Luckily she found some others to help her.
Hmmm there are lots of little flies in my tent right now.
1pm: Lunch at Lenard Gorge
Refried borlotti beans with tomato and cumin and garlic.
Damper which I made this morning when I made my coffee.
The beans taste better today.
Back at the carpark, I got my lunch and went back to the creek for a dip. IT was pretty hot today. The path was rocky going.
7pm: Dinner at Dog Chain Creek
Spaghetti w tuna peas, in tomato sauce with parmesan. - yummy
I had a big spoonful of chocolate pudding for dessert as offered to me by the other campers.
Tea with ginger and milk
I got to the creek quite earlier. About 3.30 I think. I washed my clothes, my hair and spent ages hunting for wood. Logs were in short supply. The other campsite was deserted when I arrived. They had some big logs which they later told me they??d brought from another campsite.
After dinner and I took up the invitation of the campers to join them. I was so happy to be honoured with the use of their only chair. They seemed happy sitting on the tarp but they are young - in their 20s I??d say or early 30s perhaps. Three girls and a guy. They are hiking guides from Tassie and melbourne. They made chocolate pudding while I was sitting with them and cooked it in their steamer pot over boiling water. They didn??t cook it properly so it was like warm cake mixture when it was served but it still tasted good because they??d put in so much cocoa.
They do a nice thing. They all draw in a book each day. Little stories and things from their day for the trip. A joint diary. They seem to get on very well.
Dog chain creek is the first creek after Lennard Gorge turnoff that has running water. Its a nice little spot and I am camping very close to the road even though officially camping is not allowed here. There is another group of campers here. There are still a handful of travellers through these parts that feel ok about breaking the rules. This area has a lot of national park. The rest of it is private land but because of fires and rubbish, restrictions and have grown tighter in recent times.
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At 11.06am yesterday, England finally broke Australia.
Andrew Flintoff turned at the Pavilion End. He was propelled by a combination of the breeze at his back, the roar of the crowd, and adrenaline. It is a potent cocktail and he produced a lifting ball of 92mph, the sort designed to induce nightmares at that time of day for the man on the receiving end, and it duly took the edge of Brad Haddin's bat.
Standing at second slip was Paul Collingwood who stayed low and pouched the ball nervelessly in both hands inches from the ground. Flintoff stood in the middle, showing no emotion, chewing his gum like John Wayne and waited for his pals to engulf him. There was no coming back for Australia. England had plenty of work to do in the next couple of hours, before their 1-0 lead in the Ashes and victory against their oldest enemy at Lord's for the first time in 75 years was formalised, but that was the telling moment.
Above all, England craved an early wicket and they craved it because they needed it. Had Haddin and Michael Clarke, the heroes of the previous evening, extended their partnership much more, doubt would have crept in, and doubt is a cricketer's worst enemy. That ball banished apprehension, which you could almost see disappearing over the Lord's pavilion. Before lunch, despite some characteristically bravura flourishes by opponents who have not come to hand over the Ashes on a silver platter, England had won the second Test by 115 runs.
Flintoff was titanic on the fifth morning. His spell of 10 overs was fast and furious, a distillation of all his attributes as a cricketer. He added two more wickets to that of Haddin and finished with figures of 5 for 92. Thus, with his body aching and time running out, his name will go down on the dressing room honours board. Nobody could have deserved it more but this was not solely the first act of Freddie's Farewell, a delectable entertainment in four parts.
Before this series started and after the desperate draw in Cardiff, the England captain, Andrew Strauss, had invoked the importance of the team and each of its components playing a part. So they did at Lord's. The match was shaped on the first day by the glorious first-wicket partnership of 196 between Strauss, who scored 161, and Alastair Cook, who made 95 and deserved a hundred.
Along the way thereafter there were crucial cameo roles played by the seam bowling quartet as Australia were dismissed 210 runs adrift. From that point on it was England's match to lose and the dash with which the late middle order scored their runs on Saturday evening lengthened the gap.
By the time yesterday dawned, with Australia having at least made possible the impossible, it was made for Flintoff. But if he was the inspirational figure, he did not operate alone.
Clarke had not come so far to succumb easily, however, and in Mitchell Johnson he found another ally. Johnson's batting, by and large, was as audacious as his vaunted bowling has been diffident. Flintoff was still roaring in with the MCC members behind him but for all his unerring menace the storm was being weathered.
The seventh-wicket pair had put on 43 when with an hour having elapsed Strauss decided it was time for spin. Clarke, who looked as if he was going nowhere for the rest of the day, advanced to the first ball from Graeme Swann and hit it firmly to extra cover.
Swann had a poor match in Cardiff but had partially redeemed himself on the fourth day here with two key wickets. The second ball of his day brought complete atonement. To describe it as drifting, dipping and turning may be to invest it with powers it marginally lacked but that was the way it looked as Clarke, on 136, advanced, drove, missed on the inside and heard the death rattle of his off stump.
Clarke's endeavours had been exemplary. It was his best innings for Australia (though he would argue against because it was in a losing cause) and he had given them a sniff of improbable victory. He came in at 78 for 3, saw that become 128 for 5 and batted for nearly five and a half hours in facing 227 balls.
What remained was for Flintoff to obtain his first five-wicket haul at Lord's, his first for England for four years and only his third in 77 Tests. He achieved this with jaw-dropping élan. First, he bowled Nathan Hauritz with the batsman shouldering arms as the ball swung down the slope. And then, just as it seemed his spell must come to an end, he bowled a no ball, the last of his over, at Peter Siddle. Flintoff stopped short going back to his mark, turned and came in from about halfway. The ball was a delight, jagging in again and persuading Siddle to play all round it.
Johnson, who had been dropped by Swann off a fierce return drive, walloped a few more but the off-spinner cleverly bowled him with the last ball of the 107th over of the innings. Flintoff was elated. He shook hands with the team, the umpires and his opponents and grabbed Strauss in a bear hug which might have crushed his captain.
After what occurred in Wales eight days earlier this was extraordinary. To have beaten Australia at Lord's after so long and lead in the Ashes is the stuff of which dreams are made on.
Turning points: How the action unfolded at Lord's
*10.58am: Gasping for air The players take to the field. To say that Lord's has never been at such a pitch of excitement is a big call but the nervous expectation among fans is evident as soon as Anderson's first ball, a regulation leave outside off stump, incites more gasps for air than at a drowning men's convention.
*11.06am: Freddie fires Flintoff delivers what all England wants when his fourth ball lifts at Haddin, invites contact but is neither distant enough to leave nor close enough to play. Haddin edges, Collingwood catches, the ground erupts.
*11.14am: New bat please Clarke jabs belatedly down on a Flintoff yorker and splits his bat. Breaking his bat is a start, but it is not breaking his spirit.
*11.17am: Bounce 'em out Flintoff goes one further and hits Clarke's shoulder with a bouncer. The next ball passes perilously closed to the outside of Clarke's edge without touching it.
*12.00pm: Aussies in a spin Swann's slower second ball dips, drifts, and turns, defeating Clarke and knocking down his off stump. It is a smart delivery which the ebullient Swann can tell his grandchildren about and probably will at length.
*12.15pm: Hanging on The dangerous Johnson launches a withering drive at Swann. The bowler hurls himself to his right and almost clings on to a miraculous catch. When it spills out as his elbow hits the ground, it means at least that the Swann grandchildren are spared more tales of derring do.
*12.19pm: On the board Flintoff, needing one more wicket for his first five-wicket haul at Lord's, suddenly shortens his run after a no ball and beats Siddle all ends up with one slanting in.
*12.42pm: Swann's song The spinner bowls Johnson. Elation, jubilation, celebration. Seventy five years of history disappears before the eyes.
Lord's Scoreboard
England won toss
England First Innings 425
Australia First Innings 215
England Second Innings 311-6 dec
Australia Second Innings
Overnight: 313-5
M J Clarke b Swann......... 136
227 balls 14 fours
†B J Haddin c Collingwood b Flintoff......... 80
130 balls 10 fours
M G Johnson b Swann......... 63
75 balls 9 fours
N M Hauritz b Flintoff......... 1
5 balls
P M Siddle b Flintoff......... 7
13 balls 1 four
B W Hilfenhaus not out......... 4
4 balls
Extras (b 5, lb 8, nb 8)......... 21
Total (107 overs)......... 406
Fall: 1-17 (Katich), 2-34 (Hughes), 3-78 (Ponting), 4-120 (Hussey), 5-128 (North), 6-313 (Haddin), 7-356 (Clarke), 8-363 (Hauritz), 9-388 (Siddle), 10-406 (Johnson).
Bowling: A Flintoff 27-4-92-5 (nb8) (7-2-9-2, 7-1-26-0, 13-1-57-3), G Swann 28-3-87-4 (8-1-23-2, 15-2-39-0, 5-0-25-2), S Broad 16-3-49-1 (9-2-22-1, 4-1-10-0, 3-0-17-0), P Collingwood 6-1-29-0 (one spell), G Onions 9-0-50-0 (5-0-25-0, 4-0-25-0), J Anderson 21-4-86-0 (6-0-30-0, 4-1-22-0, 2-1-5-0, 3-0-12-0, 6-2-17-0).
Progress: Final Day: 350 in 96.5 overs, 400 in 106.0 overs.
Umpires: B R Doctrove (WI) & R E Koertzen (SA)
TV replay umpire : N J Llong (Eng)
Match referee: J J Crowe (NZ)
Man of the match: AFlintoff (England)
England win by 115 runs
Remaining Tests:
3rd Test: Thurs 30 July – Mon 3 August (Edgbaston)
4th Test: Fri 7 – Tues 11 August (Headingley)
5th Test: Thurs 20 – Mon 24 August (The Oval)
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Give him one of these...
I hope he rots in hell, personally. Money shouldn't be able to get you out of trouble.
Whats this world coming to? Even OJ cant get a break anymore.
Give him one of these...
I hope he rots in hell, personally. Money shouldn't be able to get you out of trouble.
I think he's in for a lot more than a KitKat.
Oh well...
I'd like to know what the Goldman Family has to say about him going to jail.......finally....
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Why so harsh? Its not like he killed anybody.... This time....
Now who is going to check all of the golf courses for the REAL killer?
http://www.wral.com/news/national_wo...story/4085785/Outside court, Goldman's father, Fred Goldman, and sister, Kim, said they were delighted with the sentence.
"We are thrilled, and it's a bittersweet moment," Fred Goldman said. "It was satisfying seeing him in shackles like he belongs."
The Goldmans took a measure of credit for Simpson's fate, saying their relentless pursuit of his assets to satisfy a $33.5 million wrongful-death judgment "pushed him over the edge" and led him to commit the robbery to recover some of his sports memorabilia.
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LAS VEGAS, Nevada (CNN) -- A Las Vegas judge sentenced fallen gridiron great O.J. Simpson to at least 15 years in prison for leading an armed confrontation last year at a Las Vegas hotel room over sports memorabilia.
Simpson could become eligible for parole in about nine years. Grimacing, Simpson was escorted from the courtroom in shackles.
Judge Jackie Glass gave Simpson a tongue-lashing before passing sentence.
"Earlier in this case, at a bail hearing, I said to Mr. Simpson I didn't know if he was arrogant, ignorant or both," Glass said. "During the trial and through this proceeding I got the answer, and it was both."
She stressed that the sentence was not "payback for anything else," apparently referring to Simpson's acquittal 13 years ago in the slayings of his former wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ron Goldman.
His voice shaking, Simpson had apologized in court and insisted he was merely trying to recover property that had been stolen from his family. He was convicted of leading a group of armed men into a room at Palace Station Hotel and Casino, where they planned to take sports memorabilia from dealers Bruce Fromong and Al Beardsley.
"I stand here today sorry, somewhat confused. I feel apologetic to people of state of Nevada," Simpson began. At times, he appeared to be fighting tears as he spoke.
The judge said Simpson's contrite words in court were not as powerful as his angry words, as caught on tape, during the confrontation.
"Everything in this case was on tape," Glass said. "The evidence in this case was overwhelming."
She continued, "You went to the room. You took guns. You used force. You took property, and in this state, that amounts to robbery with the use of a deadly weapon."
Simpson, who wore blue jail scrubs to court for Friday's sentencing, did not testify during his trial. He was convicted of armed robbery, kidnapping and assault on October 3 -- 13 years to the day after his Los Angeles murder trial ended with an acquittal.
Simpson's tone became more impassioned as he insisted he never intended to intimidate people or steal property.
"I didn't want to steal anything from anybody," Simpson said, adding that among the items he sought to recover were a wedding ring for his daughter and family photos for his son.
"I just wanted my personal things. I was stupid. I'm sorry. I didn't know I was doing anything illegal. I thought I was confronting friends. I thought I was retrieving my things. I didn't mean to hurt anybody and I didn't mean to steal anything," Simpson said.
Simpson and co-defendant Clarence "C.J." Stewart could have received life sentences for their roles in the fracas. Stewart's sentence was similar to Simpson's, except that he becomes eligible for parole sooner, in about 7½ years.
Attorneys for Simpson, a 61-year-old former running back, asked for a sentence of no more than six years. But a pre-sentencing report recommended an 18-year term, and Glass -- who cut Simpson little slack during the trial -- had wide leeway in sentencing.
Prosecutor David Rogers argued that Simpson was "the ringleader, so to speak, in this case ... he chose to use force and violence to take this property."
"This case could have turned out a lot worse," Rogers added. "Who knows what might have happened, and it's all because of Mr. Simpson."
Defense attorneys, meanwhile, asked Glass for leniency.
"This isn't one of those kidnappings where you have people egregiously detained, tied up, pushed into a safe," Gabe Grasso said. Another Simpson attorney, Yale Galanter, added that Simpson's actions were "beyond stupid" and that Simpson is remorseful.
Four men charged with Simpson cut deals with the prosecution and testified against the 1968 Heisman Trophy winner and his co-defendant, C.J. Stewart. One testified that Simpson asked him to bring a gun to the encounter.
Simpson's attorneys said they plan to appeal, arguing that a fair trial was nearly impossible after the 1995 murder trial that left him a celebrity outcast. Denise Brown, sister of Simpson's slain former wife, said in a statement: "It is very sad to think that an individual who had it all, an amazing career, beautiful wife and two precious children has ended up like this."
She expressed sadness over how Simpson's imprisonment will affect Justin and Sydney Simpson, his children with Nicole Brown Simpson.
"Our hearts are saddened that they once again face the tragedy of yet another parent absent in their lives," Brown said. "Our family will continue to remain focused on these children and surround them with the support they will need. "
Simpson was found liable in civil court for the death of his former wife and Goldman. Since the judgment, the Goldman family has tirelessly pursued Simpson's assets.
Although Simpson insisted in court that he meant to retrieve some items to give to the Goldmans, the judge pointed to his words, as captured on the tape: "You didn't want those items falling into the hands of the Goldmans. You made reference on the tape to them as the gold-diggers."
"If our efforts for all these years of pushing him drove him to commit armed robbery in Vegas, great!" Fred Goldman told reporters after the hearing.
"This monster is where he belongs -- behind bars."
Source: http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/12/05/...rss_topstories
video of the sentencing... watch the life sucked out of OJ.
"bing bang boom! hair out...hamburger time" - William Murderface
Yea, f' that guy. But, he'll probably be out in 4.5 years.... :-/
Meh... if he lives that long. You figure with enough gangs in there, he's gonna piss somebody off with that mouth of his. He'll be lucky to make it a year.


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After announcing the end of its popular employee discount pricing program, General Motors has turned around and says it will extend it into August.
GM was responding to competitive pressure from Ford and Chrysler, both of which said that they planned to extend their own employee discounts programs, which had been scheduled to expire this week.
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Bollywood star Pran has died at the age of 93.
The actor, who made his name playing villainous roles, passed away at a hospital in Mumbai, India on Friday (12Jul13) after a battle with pneumonia.
Pran, whose full name was Pran Krishan Sikand, spent the last two weeks of his life in hospital.
He enjoyed a movie career spanning more than 60 years and starred in over 350 film projects, which included bad guy roles in Bari Behen (Elder Sister), Azaad (A Free Man) and Zanjeer (Shackles).
Pran's Zanjeer co-star Amitabh Bachchan paid tribute in a post on Twitter.com, writing, "A gentleman, most collaborative colleague. Another magnificent pillar of the film industry falls," while Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, adds, "Indian cinema has lost an icon".
Pran was presented with the Indian government's highest honour for cinema, the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, in May (13).
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Friendship SMS – School life: +2 varai…
School life: +2 varai,
College life: Padikkumvarai,
Love life: Kalyanam varai,
Namma friendship: February 30 varum varai…….
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Friendship SMS: School life…
School life enbathu +2 mudiyum varai.
College life enbathu padippu mudiyum varai.
Love life enbathu kalyanam mudiyum varai.
But friendship enbathu,
February 30 varum varai.
Friendship Kavithai – Amma irukum varai…
"Amma irukum varai
anbuku Alavu illai"
"Kathal irukum varai
kanneeruku pancham illai"
"Friend "NEE" irukum varai
sandosathirku Kuraye illai".
Friendship SMS – machi college life…
Friend1:machi college life mudinjadhum ne enna maranthuduviya?
Friend2: (With smile:-))
Macha nan onnum un lover illa da…
Friendship SMS: Friendship marks a life…
"Friendship marks a life even more deeply than love.
Love risks degenerating into obsession,
Friendship is never anything but sharing."
– Elie Wiesel.
Vazhkai Kavithai – Unarum varai…
Unarum varai unmaiyum oru poi thaan
Purikinra varai vazhkiyum oru pudhir thaan
Friendship SMS – Best "age" is…
Best "age" is "teen-age"
Best "mile" is "smile"
Best "stand" is "understand".
Best "life" is "college-life".
Best "END" is "FRIEND"..
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You know what COLLEGE means??
So every BOY goes to COLLEGE.
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Nammal Mudiyum Varai
ThoonguvathuThan Thookkam!
So Nallaa Thoongunga!
Vazhkai Thathuvam: Vidiyum Varai…
Vidiyum Varai Therivathillai
Kandadhu Kanavu Endru
Valkaiyum Appadi Than
Mudiyum Varai Therivathillai
Vaalvadhu Yeppadi Yendru..!
Tamil Kavithaigal – "Unnai Kaanum Varai…
"Unnai Kaanum Varai Sorgaththai Paarthadhilai"
"Unnai kanda pin Sorgamey Thevai Illai"
"Un Anbu Mattum Poadhum. Naan Vaazhum Varai.."


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Paris Air Show 2013
The International Paris Air Show - Le Bourget has been constantly growing since it was first held in 1909 and remains today the biggest event in the world dedicated to the aerospace industry. The 50th Paris Air Show will take place at Le Bourget exhibition centre from 17 to 23 June 2013, and will once again bring together all the industry's players across the globe to showcase the latest technological innovations. The International Paris Air Show - Le Bourget is a special time for every business, an opportunity in the space of one week to meet all the main industry players, seize new business opportunities, present expertise and innovations to the world and forge technology partnerships.
Paris Air Show 2011 figures:
- 2113 exhibiting companies from 45 countries
- 290 official delegations from 82 countries
- 151000 trade visitors, 20% of whom visit exclusively the Paris Air Show
HCL's Aerospace & Defense practice leverages extensive experience and expertise of working on some of the major Civilian & Defense Aircraft programs, across the globe, for more than 3 decades. This has given us significant expertise and capabilities in Engineering and R&D, Offsets and IT across Platforms, Systems and Services. We continue to leverage our rich experience of working on a number of projects governed by ITAR, EAR / FAA, DGCA, CEMILAC norms.
HCL has invested in creating strategic service line units in the areas of Smart Product and Services, Software Product Quality and Compliance, Platform Build and Acceleration, Device Product Launch and Acceleration as well as Mobility. Come and experience our solutions for Aerospace and Defense - Smart Technical Publication, Device Automation Testing, Digital Supply Chain Management, App Testing, Smart Service Enablement, Natural User Interface and many more. Customers shall get the opportunity to talk to HCL Solution Owners as well as Business Owners to understand these value propositions, and make the best use of them.
To know more, visit us at Hall 5 – G 263 during Paris Air Show 2013.


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I can't pretend that this is working well.
If you couldn't really tell,
this has become my perfect hell -
at least from where I'm seeing things.
At least from where I'm seeing things,
the heartache that my toil brings
is not worth what I'm getting paid to make
someone above me rich.
I can't pretend that this is working right.
If you're all alone tonight,
I sure could use another fight,
at least from where I'm seeing things.
Oh, sad oh sad and holy glow,
to know the desperate seeds you've sown again.
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