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Think we're insufferable online? Wait til you meet us in person! We'll be tabling at Pratt Institute's third Annual Green Week, tomorrow, Friday April 3, 2009, from 11am to 6pm. If you're in the neighborhood, stop by and say hello.
Pratt is in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Probably best to enter the campus at Dekalb and Hall Street. (The directions section of Pratt's website is an unlinkable abomination, sorry). It's a really nice campus with a bunch of great outdoor sculptures and classy buildings.
Unfortunately it will probably be too cold to bring our dunking booth to the fair. Patrick and Olivia are trying to talk me into us doing a kissing booth, but I'm not sure that's appropriate for our wholesome image. Pratt students are kinda hot, though…
Patrick will also be representing the Humane Society of the United States. Other groups/vendors tabling include Red Jacket Orchards, Siggi's Skyr (boo!), Chewonthis.org, Bobolink Farms Dairy (boo!), the Nutbox, and Rick's Picks.
Update: Yes, it's raining, so we won't be outside–the whole thing will be inside the Student Union.
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New Clear Picture: As Seen On TV
Forty years ago today, in the midst of a Cold War, the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons entered into force, becoming the cornerstone of the world's efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons.
As the Nuclear Threat Initiative writes: "Upon the breakup of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited the third largest nuclear weapons stockpile in the world after the Russian Federation and the United States. However, in the January 1994 Trilateral Statement, Ukraine committed to full disarmament. Kiev joined the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) as a non-nuclear weapon state in 1994, acceded to the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START I), and having transferred all of its nuclear warheads to Russia for elimination, became nuclear-weapon-free in 1996."
Forty years later we are in the midst of a campaign of disinformation from Russia and here in the United States with regard to the militant moves of Russia towards Crimea and Ukraine.
Today, Liz Wahl, the now-former correspondent for the Washington, D.C.-based news agency Russia Today, resigned on the air because she said that she "personally cannot be part of a network funded by the Russian government that whitewashes the actions of Putin."
This happened after well-known RT personality Abby Martin condemned Putin's incursion into Crimea.
What is so ironic and peculiar about all this is that the majority of the commentary coming from the American mainstream media about the Russian military action in Ukraine involves condemning exactly what they routinely advocate and which the U.S. itself routinely does.
Is this a moment where the media is realizing that it is providing whitewash for governments and not keeping them honest about what they are doing? How is it that the media can be such a force for spewing out cold war rhetoric and ratcheting up the hubris and hypocrisy of both sides in this crisis?
We need to take some time and listen to what the media wants us to react to in this situation. It is becoming quite aggravating to hear the American media being enthusiastic about illegal and unprompted U.S. interventions in other sovereign states; however, now we are seeing new-found contempt for invasions now that they are being done by Russia.
What is with the double standard? I am beginning to believe that it has a lot to do with predictive programming and the ever present fear of what a Russian attack means with regards to the potential of a nuclear threat to the world.
I could be wrong, but I had an epiphany as I was listening to all of the hypocrisy spewing out of both Russia today and the American mainstream narrative.
There are times when things happen in the world that give you pause, and as you contemplate how fast they escalate you wonder if you are in the middle of an 'Outer Limits' or 'Twilight Zone' episode.
American invasions and occupations of nations halfway around the world are okay with the media and with many Americans. The encroachment of the European Union also seems to be okay with the media and by a lot of Americans even though Europeans are warning Americans of the E.U.'s trappings.
The media now decries Russian interference in a part of a country right on its border and why? I believe it has a lot to do with predictive programming and how there still seems to be this fear of what the escalation may entail.
It could lead to nuclear war. It is a precursor of World War III, or the eventual conquest of neighboring countries in an all out quest for the Russian Empire.
All fair speculation based in what took years to program into the average American.
We have spoken at length about predictive programming and how at times it is necessary to review what has been presented to us on television and movies and try to figure out how what was once hypothetical reverse causality becomes a curious part of déjà vu.
I know that sounds a bit odd and it may the point where we leap into points of paranoia but the grooming process of the indefinable enemy has always been with us in films and TV shows.
The 1980's was a time where the programming of "trust no one" went way beyond the conditioning of shows like 'The X-Files' later in 1990's. The conditioning process of "trust, but verify" became the norm and there was always an enemy that was either Middle Eastern or Russian.
As we can see, that programming has worked quite well and – believe it or not – while I have been analyzing propaganda from the 80's, there has always been the Middle Eastern vilification; however, the Russians have always been the suspected villain that would make a nuclear move against the United States, even without the Communist rhetoric that was prevalent during the 1950's, 60's and 70's.
The phantoms of Nazism, Communism and even the memories of McCarthyism have left an indelible mark on us. The Cold War relics serving under Obama and the cryptocracy have become successful in their way of giving the Ukrainian crisis a Communist taint even after its alleged demise in 1991.
John McCain has been the most colorful critic against a hypothetical "Red Russia" and still acts as if they are a Communist country. I can't help but wonder what it would be like if he were president in this Ukrainian crisis. He has been quoted in several outings as saying that things like diplomacy are the most overrated aspect of international relationships.
In 2007, still pushing the war hawk agenda, John McCain said about Russian President Putin: "We all know that Putin is creating us trouble in many parts of the world. And when I looked at Putin's eyes I saw 3 letters: a 'K', a 'G' and a 'B.'" This sounded like it was taken from a bad movie script or one of those old Jack Webb 'Red Nightmare' TV shows.
I would hope that we as Americans are more sophisticated to not buy into the nonsensical words about a very serious situation happening in our world. However, seven years later, the nonsensical McCarthyist phrasing and wording still is bought by Americans that feel that there should be some punishment doled out to Putin because Fox News, CNN or MSNBC says so. It is like there is this unwritten eternal vigilance that is possessed by the Cold War relics and warhawks that seems to be outdated and preposterous.
Another curious alarmist warhawk is Senator Lindsay Graham. He is another cold war superstar whose rhetoric belongs in a 1950's State Department scare movie like 'Invasion U.S.A.'. There is a scene in a bar where a loud mouth congressman says that all he does is speak the "voice of the people." The congressman in the film says that with all the letters he gets the biggest concern is Communism. "Yes they want Communism destroyed wherever it rears its ugly head," that was 1952 and still there seems to be this underlying concern about Communism and finger pointing at a Marxist President both American and Russian.
Still, Graham is good for a sound bite that sounds more outrageous than any conspiracy theorist can muster. Lindsay Graham tweeted that he believes that the President's handling of the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi is the reasons for the Russian actions with regards to the Ukraine crisis, saying that that it somehow emboldened the Russians to attack.
Someone in the mainstream media has to somehow shake these fossils and tell them that it is wise to realize that perhaps President Putin's movements in Crimea are motivated by strategic decisions based on opportunities that have been provided because of the fall of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
With all of the speculation regarding Russia's motives and endless posturing over what's in Ukraine's best interest by Russia, the Western European Union and the United States – the perspectives of those that matter most, those of actual Ukrainians, seem to get lost along the way.
The radical views are being heard loud and clear, and as much as people are tired of hearing that the United states have sided with the radicals, the deals with the devil are not helping Ukrainians that are fiercely seeking independence.
Due to much of the TV and movie predictive programming of the 1980's, it is easy for people like John Kerry, John McCain and Lindsay Graham to literally walk out of a movie script or a Tom Clancy novel to deliver what has been programmed into people from Hollywood about what happens in Warsaw pact countries.
For example in September of 2013, CBS News reported that Lindsay Graham warned South Carolinians about the threat of a "terrorist nuclear attack." If you recall Graham said that a lack of military action in Syria could result in a nuclear "bombing" in Charleston, South Carolina.
In the meantime, it was also reported internationally that on the same day a nuclear warhead was transferred from Texas to South Carolina without an authorized signature. Did Graham get intel on this from a high-level source about a plot and decided to blow the whistle – or was it a script that was provided by a TV show or movie?
A 1983 made-for-TV movie coincidentally creates the basic framework for the alarmist report. The TV movie 'Special Bulletin' is a sort of reality-based real-time TV show that features an American TV crew covering a dock workers strike. Eventually, there is a crisis as the TV crew finds itself "caught in the middle of a firefight between the U.S. Coast Guard and the crew of a tugboat sitting at a dock in Charleston, South Carolina. The coast guardsmen surrender and are taken hostage, as are the reporter and cameraman.
The reporter is asked to televise a statement by the terrorists calling for delivery to them of every nuclear trigger device at the U.S. Naval Base in Charleston. Without these triggers, nuclear weapons on the naval warships and nuclear-powered submarines based at Charleston cannot be used. The terrorists reveal that they have constructed their own nuclear device—one roughly equivalent to the bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945. Their device is set to detonate within 24 hours if their demand is not met, and has anti-tampering devices that will set it off if any attempt is made to move or disarm it.
At first the government chooses to ignore or underplay the story…"
However after a lengthy debate on how to evacuate the city of course announcements cause panic but the evacuation is successful.
The end result of all of the banter and newsroom tension in the film is chilling.
However, this is set in the 1980's and Lindsay Graham is either reflecting on a bit of predictive programming or we most certainly are in danger of some sort of nuclear threat that he left dangling. The cloud of uncertainty was most certainly something that was felt during the Cold War. From the old films of 'Duck and Cover', to civil defense warning and black and yellow triangles and rectangles seen on fallout shelter signs we were constantly reminded that at anytime the bomb or any nuclear device could be triggered in the United States.
When I was in Argentina, I remember that we were told of a major motion picture that would be released in theaters about the aftermath of nuclear attack. There were fliers and all sorts of meetings that were held in neighborhoods on how to react to the film, "The Day After."
The four-hour movie was shown in theaters in South America and aired edited in the United States on ABC-TV. The film was so effective that ABC had to set up 1-800 numbers for people who needed to calm down and discuss how frightened they were.
Nicholas Meyer, the man who directed the film, developed flu symptoms while working on the film. The symptoms worsened and he was immediately asked to see a doctor. The doctors could find no reason for his malady. It was later determined that Meyer was suffering from depression. Meyer later commented that he supposed that the day to day exposure to death due to nuclear destruction took its toll on his psyche.
In the 1980's our biggest enemy was Soviet Russia and so the film definitely included an attack on American interests in Europe, however when the final nuclear launches were shown in the film many people were angry over the ambiguity over show fired their missiles first.
Even producers at ABC were angry over the film's ambiguous "who shot first" premise. Who attacked first: the U.S.S.R. or the United States? Nicholas Meyer wanted the answer to remain ambiguous so as to focus on the horrors of nuclear destruction, rather than to create an "good versus evil" mentality; rather the evil of the film should remain nuclear weapons in general as opposed to one government over another.
In fact, there is a scene in the film where actor Stephen Furst, playing the part of Aldo, listens to a broadcast of the President and in anger says "Who fired first?" The unanimous reply from the people in the fallout shelter is familiar one now: "What difference does it make?!"
IMDB says: "The US Department of Defense would only co-operate with the film's production on condition that it be made clear in the story that the Soviets, and not the United States, launched their missiles first."
Also, according to the Internet Movie Database, "The original air date (on ABC) was November 20, 1983. Over 100 million Americans were estimated to have viewed the program. Still rated as the most watched ever TV movie on US television as of December, 2012 (not including miniseries), it was watched by 38.55 million households or 46.0% with a Neilsen share of 62%."
Now, as we observe the anniversary of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, it may be necessary to stop everything and say that while it is all understandable to fear the possibility of a nuclear flashpoint couldn't American journalists be so bold as to quit or point out that much of what they are reporting and much of the propaganda we have been saturated with over the years has tainted the way we see how other countries handle their crises?
Can we handle them any better and are the punishments we cook up for Presidents like Putin effective?
I think that perhaps it would be a miracle if there were members of the glitterati seen on TV that could expose just how ugly imperialism truly is. It would be interesting to see someone take the bold move and expose how the governments of Russia, the European Union and the United states are blatantly conspiring against the interests of Ukrainians that want independence.
We can send drones all over the world to kill people including Americans that will never see a trial and yet we can teach Russia a good lesson in what can be done with the problems in Ukraine.
When we can see on TV a truly free press calling out the hypocrisy of it all, perhaps I will take it all seriously. Until then, we still have many movies and TV shows to choose from. All of which can program us into the old 'good guy, bad guy' Wild West diplomacy that our government hopes you will believe in.
After all, they have a New World Order to tend to and they need your support.
[…] The media now decries Russian interference in a part of a country right on its border and why? Did the predictive programming of the 1980's train us to buy the lies from our warhawks? Tonight on Ground Zero, Clyde Lewis tunes you into a 'New Clear Picture: As Seen On TV'! […]
The problem is that Ukrainian nationalists are actually controlled opposition by the Jewish Marxist bankers.These are not true nationalists, this is disinformation. You actually have Jews that are members of both Svoboda and the Right Sector movements. There were actually Israeli army commanders organizing the "maiden protests".
The newly appointed prime minister of the Ukraine is Arseniy Yatsenyuk a multimillionaire Jewish banker, who was Victoria Nulands pick for prime minister (Victoria being Jewish herself). This is not unusual because Vitali Klitschko who is a Ukrainian Jewish boxer who entered politics had a prominent role in the "maiden revolution"; not to mention Yulia Tymoshenko who is called the "blond braided Jew" is the ex prime minister who was freed from prison after the opposition overthrew the elected government of Ukraine. She was in prison for embezzlement and abuse of power, and is one of the richest persons in the country of Ukraine. The Jewish Marxists are all ready consolidating power in the Ukraine, Igor Kolomoisky who is a billionaire Jewish dual citizen was appointed as governor of an eastern province after the maiden revolution.
The head of the so called nationalist "Right Sector" Dimitry Yarosh met Israeli ambassador Reuven Din El and 'pledged allegiance to the Jewish race". Even Abe Foxman of the ADL has stated (Huffington Post) that these groups are no threat to Jewish interests. Abe Foxman is a rabid Zionist and even labels the tea party as racist and neo-nazis, yet he is ok with these groups? Why?
Thus Clyde has his answer to why so many Jews and Zionist Neocons support this revolution
The real threat and ideology of the NWO is Marxism not Nationalism or National Socialism but Marxist Communism. This ideology has conquered the E.U. and has its tentacles all over America. Communism is alive and well, to call nationalists the threat is a red herring.
Jewish Marxism has left its bloody had everywhere on the globe- Look at examples like Genrikh Yagoda (head of the Soviet secret Police) who had an estimated ten million people killed on his order.
I question clydes integrity when he insists on attempting to frightening his audience with Nazis when the real enemy is the Communists.
Controlled Opposition through infiltration and domination of these movements is there way thus they always get the result they want.

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Khartoum is keeping UN peacekeepers in the dark as it wages a violent campaign against its African border people, say confidential reports to security council
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Julie Flint and Alex de Waal: The overzealous pursuit of Omar al-Bashir could ruin years of diplomatic progress. The human cost will be massive
Julie Flint: Surgical strikes and careful warnings to civilians are what the IDF claims. As I learned in Lebanon, the reality is far different
Julie Flint: The ICC's issuing of charges against the Sudanese president for war crimes is a desperately high-risk strategy which may backfire
Julie Flint and Alex de Waal: President Bashir is about to be accused of war crimes in Darfur by the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor. But going after him is a mistake
Julie Flint: If this is the best that the $2bn-a-year UN peacekeeping force can do, it might as well pack its bags and leave Sudan now
Julie Flint: Suleiman Jamous is the most impressive figure in the Sudan Liberation Army. While he is detained, a solution to the Darfur crisis is even more remote.
Obituary: Lebanese politician killed in car bomb on Beirut's seafront.
Julie Flint: Encouraged by a recent statement from George W Bush, Sudan seems intent on sabotaging the fragile effort to re-start peace talks in Darfur.
Julie Flint: Gemayel's murder will be fully investigated - but there is no sign of justice for the 1,183 Lebanese civilians killed in this summer's war.
Julie Flint: The international community has failed Darfur too many times. Now it must come up with a political solution.
Julie Flint: In the light of the UN's dithering, Lebanon should ask the ICC to investigate Israel's actions.
Julie Flint: Israeli propaganda shows southern Lebanese lashed to Hizbullah's shield; in reality, they are leaping on to it.
Julie Flint: Israel's deliberate policy of not distinguishing between civilian and military targets is a war crime.
Merowe dam, Africa's second-largest hydropower project after the Aswan high dam, is supposed to alleviate poverty. But, as Julie Flint reports, it it has done nothing but impoverish 10,000 mainly peasant farmers in northern Sudan forcibly resettled in the middle of a desert
Obituary: Authoritative Sudanese leader and former rebel commander with a vision of a secular, democratic Sudan.
The ambitious government project has left thousands homeless and starving, reports Julie Flint.
Obituary: Courageous Lebanese journalist who spoke out against Syrian repression in Beirut and Damascus.
Julie Flint reports from Darfur where state militias are killing women and children.
Julie Flint explains how rumours of Saddam's overthrow caused British intelligence to miss vital information about Iraq's weapons programme.
Julie Flint: Eight months after his death, there are two David Kellys: the man admired by friends and colleagues, past and present, and the man of Lord Hutton's imagining.
Julie Flint says her friend David Kelly was a diligent and trusted expert who was suddenly made into the enemy.
Julie Flint: We may have fought for the wrong reasons, but there is more good than bad in post-Saddam Iraq.
It began with a phone-call out of the blue - Leni Riefenstahl asking for help to get back to Sudan and the Nuba tribe she loved. Julie Flint recalls her three-year relationship with the notorious German film-maker.
Julie Flint, a Middle East expert and former Observer reporter, describes the UN weapons inspector she knew and respected and how he agreed to write down his thoughts on Saddam's weapons and menace.
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This week, we launched Color Grading for Locations and Times of Day, the second course in Simon Walker's The Art of Color Correction series. As we were recording this course, a few brilliant pieces of wisdom fell out of Simon's mouth that I want to share with you. These topics also come up in the course, but I want to bring extra attention to them because they really got me excited. I can't wait to put some of these techniques into practice on my own projects.
A three-way color corrector tool is probably the most common tool you'll find in modern color correction software. This tool gives you three color wheels that let you adjust hue and saturation across three different areas of an image: highlights, shadows, and midtones. I've always thought of these as the "bright areas," the "dark areas," and the "in-between areas" of an image. If you don't know what you're doing, you might find yourself poking at these three wheels, discovering your corrections through trial and error.
Highlights are about lighting changes; midtones are about mood.
When Simon laid this simple statement on me, I was thrilled. It's a very simple way to understand the power of the three-way color corrector, and make some basic, powerful adjustments with it.
"Highlights are about lighting changes" simply means that changing the color and saturation of the highlights changes the color of the apparent light sources in your image. If you want to make it look like the scene is being lit by afternoon sun, you can push the highlight toward a golden yellow. If you want to make it look like the scene is being lit by a 5000K fluorescent fixture, push the highlight toward a bluish white.
Once you've set the apparent light source by adjusting highlights, you can effect the style and emotion of your scene by adjusting the midtones. Simon told me that he wishes he'd known that when he first started, and I couldn't agree more.
The midtone luma slider can be pretty much reliably used to simulate the amount of light in a day. So if you go in a room and you want to make it look as if it's slightly later in the day, you can move this slider.
I was amazed at how easy and effective this is. In the following video, you'll see Simon change a midday scene to look like it was shot at the crack of dawn. The midtone luma slider is a big part of that adjustment, and is immensely useful in creating day-for-night scenes.
If you're shooting a day-for-night scene, try to place some artificial practical lights in the shot. Headlights on a car would be great.
This is more of a tip for the shooting team than for post-production. But as an editor and colorist, if you can make suggestions to the production team, you can usually get better results in your final production. In the course, we used a video clip of one of the canals of Venice, Italy. The scene was shot during the day, but Simon treated it to look like it was shot at night. He used the midtone luma slider trick, as well as a bunch of other corrections. It looked good, but what really sold the effect was a regular exposed lightbulb in a window of one of the buildings along the canal. After the treatment, this lightbulb had a beautiful glow, and looked like it was lighting a nighttime window. This was accidental luck; the shooter couldn't have asked for that exposed lightbulb. But if you can request artificial light, your day-for-night color grade will be much more convincing.
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Does anybody have recent numbers on goose arrivals in ND this Fall?
I listen to Jamestown and Devils Lake on the Net, and am hearing reports
of scattered sightings. I'm heading up from Florida the 16th of Oct and haven't been able to locate a report from ND Game & Fish.
Likely will see larger numbers after this first of the season passes. Radar really shows it's a big one.


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I like to keep some tq mgt activated. I also broke an axle with the anti wheel hop enabled too. I turn that off now because it doesn't activate until it's way too late.
hit me up with a date and we can tryt to work it out..
I will let you know as soon as I know. We can have a v meet also there are 5 Stsv with in 2 hrs of the dyno and 3 with in 30mins.
i think mine is the only one in mo. havent seen another yet. saw one in IL with IL plates, thats been it though. lol


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While not the most highly touted member of Baylor's team the past few years, arguably one of the most important was Quincy Acy. Despite not being super tall at around 6-foot-8, Acy was a super high motor rebounder who scored around the rim and blocked shots.
Black isn't quite the same player in that he has more skill than Acy, but he brings that same athleticism and motor to the table. All summer long with Team Thad, Black was running the floor dunking, and attacking the offensive glass.
In fact, it is tough to imagine that another player had more dunks the entire summer than Black. Now Black will form a very impressive duo with 6-foot-7 man child Ricardo Gathers who is already on campus at Baylor.
Gathers will be a junior when Black is a freshman, and the two of them do a lot of the same things. They rebound, they play hard, they defend, and they show no mercy on opposing players. Both can be on the floor at the same time since Black can guard small forwards and power forwards while Gathers can check power forwards and centers.
Having the two of them will Give Baylor their own version of "Lob City" with the way the two of them can get up and finish with authority.
More than anything though, this means Baylor is going to the well of what has been so good to them. They are keeping with the theme of athleticism, running, jumping, and in general causing havoc on the glass against opponents.
The Bears aren't known as a team with a very sophisticated offense, but they are hard to guard because of the level of athleticism they bring to the table. Now you have two elite athletes who have two of the best motors in the country.
For Baylor this means they should remain at or near the top of the Big XII. There just won't be many teams in the country who can match them up front, and there is no doubt they will continue to play a very exciting brand of basketball.


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|Re: [ISSUE] openoffice.org must have an MTA / MX
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Joe is very busy, he is the individual who will implement the OOo MTA / MX. I have learned that when he makes himself available it is time to ask questions. Asking questions when he is busy requires patience and not too much repetition. No matter which way the project chooses to go there are a couple of facts. (1) openoffice.org MUST have an MTA and MX. (2) Determining the Infrastructure requirements one way or another is necessity before we can proceed. (Choice one) If only a few addresses continue (like firstname.lastname@example.com) with the rest bouncing with whatever message and link then Apache Infra can support it on the normal qmail/ezmlm system. With or without preserving MLs as subscriber-less forwarders. (Choice two) If many addresses are forwarded for any length of time then some variation of choice two where the AOOo(i) PPMC must provide ongoing support for a non-highly available mailing system on an Apache jail. This is true whether that is a dynamic system or a static table. Rob clearly likes choice one (w/very few forwarders) and Dennis likes choice two (in a very elaborate version.) Sorry, if mentioning MLs caused anyone's head to explode, but please try to find what you can agree on rather than focus on the one element you dislike and drown out the important positive message. Regards, Dave On Nov 2, 2011, at 10:04 AM, Rob Weir wrote: > On Wed, Nov 2, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton > <email@example.com> wrote: >> Yes, I'll take my badge off and put my pistol in the safe: >> >> Shane, >> >> 1 (below). Your response fits the consensus I am seeing develop. Nothing fancy, bounce them, but some kind of catcher is needed to send something intelligible back other than no-such-address. >> >> 2 (below). I think killing all myname@ openoffice.org apart with limited forwardings for committers it would be a horrible blunder of Klingon caliber: "All but committers are unworthy worms." It should make great slashdot reading. Not to mention the glee on the faces of those in the Apache AOOo Waiting To Fail (WTF) fan club. >> >> Please do not collapse this system with the use of Apache IDs and myID@ apache.org addresses, even though there is a similarity in function. This is more like what happens when people register themselves to use the wiki or a forum or a mailing list, etc. The complication is that when folks registered on the OO.o site, they also got a forwardable e-mail address that went with that ID. And these ID/e-mail combinations are ubiquitous in the http:// *.openoffice.org ecosystem. It is a kind of a fledgling, limited-reach OpenID/single-sign-on system. >> > > I think the chances are near zero that Oracle will give us the > forwarding email addresses for 500,000 legacy openoffice.org > addresses. I also think it is clear that we are wasting time > discussing this, time that could be spent making an unambiguous > notification to those that have these addresses, allowing them to make > an orderly transition to another address. I further think it would be > an unmitigated disaster if the forwarding service got shut down with > little or no advance notice, because we wasted time discussing a plan > that we will never be able to execute on. > > You might have different priorities than I have, but I hope you see > the logic in the above. If we're not getting the authoritative > forwarding tables for the email forwarding, then we're wasting time > right now and we should immediately start working on a notification > for users currently using that service. > > If that is true -- and I think it is -- then the single most important > thing we should be doing right now is establishing whether or not > Oracle would provide such forwarding tables. I thought we asked > before and the response was "No". But obviously that did not > penetrate to an equal degree in everyone's mind. > > Would you agree that establish that simple fact is the most important > thing to do now? > > -Rob > >> - Dennis >> >> I also have an addition to my list of where there are breakages with these e-mail (not list) addresses: Some number of iCLAs have openoffice.org e-mail addresses as the e-mail of record. That won't interfere too badly with those who have already been established as committers (at AOOo at least) but it is another bullet item for my original list. >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Shane Curcuru [mailto:email@example.com] >> Sent: Wednesday, November 02, 2011 05:05 >> To: email@example.com >> Subject: Re: [ISSUE] Shut-down of all name@ openoffice.org e-mail addresses >> >> I'll butt in with my (non-binding) suggestions. >> >> On 11/2/2011 12:01 AM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote: >>> Hi Dave, >>> >>> where I am confused is the focus on Mailing-List forwarding rather than E-mail >>> forwarding. I can't tell what the intended behaviors are. >>> >>> Let's get clear: >>> >>> 1. If someone posts to one of the old e-mail list addresses (e.g., >>> firstname.lastname@example.com), what is intended to happen? What is the observed >>> behavior? How does this extend to use >>> of -subscribe, -unsubscribe, -help, -owner (or their OO.o counterparts), etc. >>> ? >> >> After the final migration, they all bounce. By then we should have nice >> friendly pages - easily searchable for - that tell past OpenOffice.org >> product version users which relevant Apache list to use. And we'll have >> sent several "hey, this list is going away" notes to the old list. >> >>> >>> >>> 2. (a) If someone sends an e-mail to an existing account/e-mail address >>> (e.g., email@example.com), what is intended to happen? What does the >>> individual that it current forwards to get to know or do about it? The person >>> sending the e-mail? If the forwarding bounces, what will happen? >>> (b) If the account is closed/deleted, what are the 2(a) answers. >> >> After the final migration, if they're not a committer, they bounce. >> Period. We are not in the business of providing services to non-committers. >> >> If they're a committer, then it's up to the PPMC to decide if 1) you >> want to, and 2) you will support some software to make committer >> forwarders @openoffice.org work somehow. >> >> Apache projects use apache.org services to do their work. I certainly >> expect - as such a hugely accessed service - that web access to >> openoffice.org will remain, along with a number of it's key subdomains. >> But we really need to start thinking like the new Apache project that >> we're running, and not like some strange continuation of the past Oracle >> project that is now... unsupported. >> >> - Shane >> >> >>> >>> - Dennis >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Dave Fisher [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >>> Sent: Tuesday, November 01, 2011 20:35 >>> To: firstname.lastname@example.com >>> Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com; 'Joe Schaefer' >>> Subject: Re: [ISSUE] Shut-down of all name@ openoffice.org e-mail addresses >>> >>> >>> On Nov 1, 2011, at 8:07 PM, Dennis E. Hamilton wrote: >>> >>>> Whoa, now I am really confused. This seems to have gone in the opposite >>>> direction than what I thought. >>>> >>>> First it narrowed down to privileging some small set of BZ users. >>>> >>>> And then protecting our committers that have @openoffice.org email >>>> addresses. >>>> >>>> Also, I don't think there had been any intention to preserve the >>>> @openffice.org mailing lists. Also, setting their addresses to forward to a >>>> different list that is not subscribed to is just weird. So I don't >>>> understand the list forwarding scenario. >>>> >>>> And I have seen no one talk about moving the subscriber lists and adding >>>> those subscribers to a list they did not opt into. >>> >>> Joe and I discussed doing it w/o subscriber lists. As a pure forwarder that's >>> choice one and two. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> I hope I misunderstand the common understanding about that. >>> >>> >>> You do. See my other reply. >>> >>> [ ... ] >> >>
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Chilaquiles and cochinita in downtown San Diego
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Canada defeated the United States 27-3 to win the under-20 Nations Cup women's rugby tournament Sunday.
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Canada had a 10-3 lead at the break after a try by Emily Belchos and a penalty and convert by Jess Neilson.
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Elizabeth Hurley's son to join Aussie soap Neighbours?
Liz Hurley
The 47-year-old actress and model revealed the exciting news on Twitter, writing: "My son totally overexcited as he's visiting the Neighbours set today."
A few hours later she added: "My son in heaven - he got to be an extra in Neighbours today."
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She also had a brief film career in the late nineties, starring in Austin Powers and Bedazzled, but in recent years Liz has focussed more on her modelling and designing bikinis for her successful swimwear range.
Her four-year marriage to businessman Arun Nayar ended in divorce last year.


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Great Dane Temperament
What's Good About 'Em,
What's Bad About 'Em
Great Dane Temperament, Personality, Behavior, Traits, and Characteristics, by Michele Welton. Copyright © 2000-2016
The Great Dane is typically a gentle giant, easygoing and mild-mannered.
He needs only moderate exercise, but does need space and shouldn't be cramped into studio apartments and postage-stamp yards. Above all, this sociable breed needs companionship. He doesn't do well when left alone.
With his deep, resounding voice, a Great Dane won't fail to announce visitors, but guarding and territorial instincts vary. Some lines and individuals are friendly with everyone, some are sensibly protective, while others are standoffish or skittish.
To build their confidence and promote a stable temperament, young Great Danes must be taken out into the world more frequently than most other breeds.
Some Great Danes are peaceful with other pets, while others are dominant and pushy.
Because he is so huge and can be bossy if undisciplined, obedience training is essential, but Great Danes are also very sensitive and should be trained with cheerful methods. Harshness only confuses them and makes them distrustful.
Great Danes drool and slobber and lumber around in a rather bumptious manner. They are not good choices for fastidious housekeepers, or for those with no sense of humor.
Young Great Danes (up to three years old) can be boisterous, and unless supervised, will dismay you with the magnitude of their destructiveness.
If you want a dog who...
- Is a giant mastiff-type, but more elegant in build
- Has a sleek, easy-care coat that comes in a variety of colors
- Is usually easygoing and mild-mannered
- Needs only moderate exercise
- Looks imposing, so makes an effective deterrent, yet is usually non-aggressive with people
A Great Dane may be right for you.
If you don't want to deal with...
- A huge dog who takes up a lot of space in your house and car
- A heavy dog who wants to sit on your feet or lean his weight against your leg
- Rowdiness and exuberant jumping when young
- "Separation anxiety" (destructiveness) when left alone too much
- Aggression or fearfulness in some lines, or when not socialized enough
- Possible aggression toward other animals
- Strong-willed mind of his own, requiring a confident owner who can take charge
- Slobbering and drooling
- Gassiness (flatulence)
- Serious health problems and a short lifespan
- Potential legal liabilities (public perception, future breed bans, insurance problems, increased chance of lawsuits)
A Great Dane may not be right for you.
- choosing the RIGHT breeder and the RIGHT puppy
- or choosing an ADULT dog from your animal shelter or rescue group – a dog who has already proven that he doesn't have negative traits
- training your dog to respect you
- avoiding health problems by following my daily care program in 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy
More traits and characteristics of the Great Dane
If I was considering a Great Dane, I would be most concerned about...
- Providing the proper balance of exercise. Young Great Danes need enough exercise to keep them lean and healthy, but not so much that their soft growing bones, joints, and ligaments become over-stressed and damaged. The proper amount of exercise can be difficult to regulate in giant breeds.
Since you have to minimize their exercise, young Great Danes can be very rambunctious. They will romp with uncoordinated gawkiness all over your house. You need to substitute extra quantities of companionship and supervision. Otherwise, left alone, young Great Danes become bored and destructive -- and their powerful jaws can literally destroy your living room.
- Providing enough socialization. Most Great Danes have protective instincts toward strangers. They need extensive exposure to friendly people so they learn to recognize the normal behaviors of "good guys." Then they can recognize the difference when someone acts abnormally. Without careful socialization, they may be suspicious of everyone, which could lead to biting. Some Great Danes go in the opposite direction -- without enough socialization, they become fearful of strangers, which can lead to defensive biting.
If you have small children, or if you or anyone who lives with you is elderly or infirm, I do not recommend Great Dane puppies. Young Great Danes (up to about three years old) can be bulls in a china shop. When they romp and jump, they do so with great vigor, and things can go flying, including people.
- Animal aggression. Some Great Danes are dominant or aggressive toward other dogs, especially of the same sex. Some Great Danes have strong instincts to chase and seize cats and other fleeing creatures. If anything goes wrong in the breeding, socializing, training, handling, or management of this breed, it is capable of seriously injuring or killing other animals.
- The strong temperament. Great Danes have an independent mind of their own and are not pushovers to raise and train. Some Great Danes are willful, obstinate, and dominant (they want to be the boss) and will make you prove that you can make them do things. You must show them, through absolute consistency, that you mean what you say.
To teach your Great Dane to listen to you, "Respect Training" is mandatory. My Great Dane Training Page discusses the program you need.
- Slobbering. Most people are not prepared for how much the Great Dane slobbers and drools, especially after eating or drinking. Some Great Danes have looser jowels than others, and when they shake their heads, you will be toweling saliva and slime off your clothes and furniture.
- Gassiness (flatulence) that can send you running for cover. Fortunately, Great Danes who are fed a natural diet of real meat and other fresh foods have much less trouble with gassiness. See my Great Dane Health Page for more information.
- Serious health problems. Great Danes are not a healthy breed. Their bone structure is often flimsy and may break down under the heavy weight thrust upon it. They are frequently stricken at an early age by joint and bone disorders, heart disease and cancer. Their life span is extremely short.
To keep this breed healthy, I strongly recommend following all of the advice on my Great Dane Health Page.
- Legal liabilities. The Great Dane may be targeted for "banning" in certain areas, or refusal of homeowner insurance policies. In this day and age, the legal liabilities of owning any breed that looks intimidating and has a history as a guard dog should be seriously considered. People are quicker to sue if such a dog does anything even remotely questionable.
Frankly, most Great Danes are "too much dog" for the average household. Very few people really have the knowledge, facilities, or skills necessary to manage this breed.
To learn more about training Great Danes to be calm and well-behaved, consider my dog training book,
Teach Your Dog 100 English Words.
It's a unique Vocabulary and Respect Training Program that will make your Great Dane the smartest, most well-behaved companion you've ever had.
Teaches your dog to listen to you, to pay attention to you, and to do whatever you ask him to do.
My dog buying guide, Dog Quest: Find The Dog Of Your Dreams, will teach you everything you need to know about finding a healthy Great Dane puppy. Health problems have become so widespread in dogs today that this book is required reading for ANYONE who is thinking of getting a purebred, crossbred, or mixed breed dog.
If you'd like to consult with me personally about whether the Great Dane might be a good dog breed for your family, I offer a Dog Breed Consulting Service.
Once you have your Great Dane home, you need to KEEP him healthy -- or if he's having any current health problems, you need to get him back on the road to good health.
My dog health care book, 11 Things You Must Do Right To Keep Your Dog Healthy and Happy is the book you need.
Raise your dog the right way and you will be helping him live a longer, healthier life while avoiding health problems and unnecessary veterinary expenses.
Please consider adopting an ADULT Great Dane...
When you're acquiring a Great Dane PUPPY, you're acquiring potential -- what he one day will be. So "typical breed characteristics" are very important.
But when you acquire an adult dog, you're acquiring what he already IS and you can decide whether he is the right dog for you based on that reality. There are plenty of adult Great Danes who have already proven themselves NOT to have negative characteristics that are "typical" for their breed. If you find such an adult dog, don't let "typical breed negatives" worry you. Just be happy that you found an atypical individual -- and enjoy!
Save a life. Adopt a dog.
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4 more months for me too. grad 2010.
i have no idea what i'm going to do
I am afraid of what comes after high school
I have 290 days left.
4 more months for me too. grad 2010.
i have no idea what i'm going to do
i can relate 100% i am in the same boat. im not as happy as all my friends are to graduate. im scared to leave everything i've ever known….unfortunately for me i only have a few weeks left
same here
I commented some months before about how scared I was… Now I'm at university and it's been awesome! I've got the coolest friends, the classes are nice and it's not that different from high school, actually…
I feel the same way.
i just completed my first year of college, which i hated until the last month of it. i have never been so excited to go back to school in all of my life. you're gonna do great. congratulations, class of 2010. i'm proud of you.
i graduated 2008. It was the best thing i ever did. forget the people who say what comes after highschool is worse.. its harder to do what u want when u want, but it makes for a much MUCH happier life.
I have another 3 years and I'm already terrified.
I graduated this year, everyone told me I couldn't do it because I missed so much school becauseof medical reasons- but I did it and I start university in a couple of weeks. Now I'm afraid they were right and I can't do this.
THANK YOU. I've felt the EXACT same way as the secret-poster, and whenever I tell someone about it, they always reply with the same "it's much better," and "it's not as bad as you see," bullshit.
Grad 2010
i miss highschool more than anything
i feel so lost now, through high school i felt like i belonged, i had a plan.
i was happy then.
It is hell the little fairy tale is shattered they lied to you the entire time it's a sham living is Pain….please hear these words and leave this horrible place before the "real world" rips every fiber of your body apart until your nothing more than a hollow shell and a mind that longs for the way things were in memories….
Im scared too. I dont want to leave home yet I'm terrified of not getting into uni. I want to feel certain and safe about things, and its just impossible right now. Feels like everyone else has their plans sorted and although I know what I want to do, it feels like it won't work out… because things dont usually work out the way I want them to. Its been like that for a while now. humph. Well, we just have to hope that things will eventually fall into place..
I felt the same. I was scarred because school was all id ever knew. But im much happier now than i ever thought i could be 😀
I felt the same way, but now I'm happier then I've ever been. I was so scared on my first day of college, but now that's all I know. I wouldn't have it any other way.
I was too. I was terrified because I didn't know where I was going or what I was going to do and I didn't…don't know how to cope with 'adulthood'! Whose idea was it to make it such an arbitrary age? But…the thing is, it's okay. It's terrifying, but it's okay.
I was scared of not having the grades for uni – but I have a backup plan. I already have the grades to be a Veterinary Nurse!! 🙂


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By Tim Clifford
A sentence of one year and one day was handed down to Darion Holiwell, the former King County Sheriff's deputy who pleaded guilty to 3 felony charges.
Holiwell pleaded guilty to a second-degree promoting prostitution charge, first degree theft charge, and one count of violation of the Uniform Controlled Substances Act. Holiwell was officially fired from the King County Sheriff's Department 3 weeks ago.
Initially Holiwell entered a plea of "not guilty" but reversed his plea after making a deal with prosecutors during Monday's hearing.
"It was a good resolution in the case, he pleaded guilty as charged. He is being held accountable for his actions and is going to serve a sentence of one year" said Dan Donahue, the media relations manager for the King County Prosecutor's office.
Holiwell, 49, was arrested from his West Seattle home in June following an investigation into a prostitution business he and his estranged wife, Alicia Holiwell, had begun. The investigation began after Alicia went to speak with Holiwell's second ex-wife about the physical abuse she was suffering. This ex-wife was so shocked by what she was hearing that she went for help from a friend who worked with Holiwell in the Sheriff's department and an investigation was opened up.
During this investigation it was discovered that Holiwell had been dealing drugs both to customers of his prostitution business as well as co-workers in the King County Sheriff's Department. Spent and live ammunition were also stolen from the department's firing range and sold at local gun shops for an estimated total of $15,000. Some of the ammunition that was stolen was also used in trade for drugs.
Before Holiwell's arrest two officers with the department were put on leave for alerting Holiwell of the impending arrest. An investigation to weed out other officers who were either involved with or bought from Holiwell is ongoing.
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This just might be the fastest chicken salad recipe ever! The fruit gives a sweet touch, the almonds a nice crunch, and the curry adds depth and color. —Priscilla Cote, New Hartford, New York
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- 1 cup cubed cooked chicken breast
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The Danish Superliga champions, who were founded just 21 years ago, and current Champions League holders can both boast almost full-strength squads ahead of the game at Farum Park
Parkhurst, Okore, Runje, Mtiliga
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Azpilicueta, Terry, Luiz, Bertrand
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Nordsjaelland head coach Kasper Hjulmand has no fresh injury concerns heading into their home game against the Champions League holders, with long-term absentee Joe Sise the only sidelined player.
With that in mind, The Wild Tigers are expected to adopt a slightly more defensive formation than that which lost 2-0 to Shakhtar Donetsk wiith Kasper Lorentzen and FC Twente loanee Joshua John moving back to support lone frontman Mikkel Beckmann.
It is a similar story for Chelsea, with Roberto Di Matteo already aware of Daniel Sturridge's hamstring problem. The club can boast an otherwise full-strength squad available for selection. Ryan Bertrand and Cesar Azpilicueta are in with a good chance of starts against the Champions League debutants.
- This is FC Nordsjaelland's first competitive match against English opposition.
- Whereas this is the Danish champions' debut Champions League appearance, they have previously featured in the Uefa Cup and Europa League - never advancing further than the first round.
- The Wild Tigers are just 21 years old, having been founded on 1 January 1991.
- FC Nordsjaelland were formed under the name of Farum Boldklub to later be known under their current moniker from 2003 in an attempt to distance themselves from the city's mayor Peter Brixtofte's financial scandal.
- Chelsea have faced Danish opposition twice before, most recently a 2-0 aggregate win over Copenhagen in the round of 16 stage in two years ago.
- The Blues have scored in each of their last 15 Champions League games, notching 28 goals in total.
- Chelsea have won 49 per cent of Champions League games with John Terry (pictured) on the pitch since his debut in 2003-04 (43 out of 86).
- Chelsea failed to win all three of their away games in last season's Champions League group stage.


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I have only briefly played with a Pre but I have a soft spot for it. Whenever it was first announced it blew me away but the long delays on the uk release, high prices and single carrier sunk it before it even had a chance. By all rights we should be on to a much improved version 2 right now which can hold it's own against the best phones out there. WebOs just needs a vehicle and I hope HP is putting the finishing touches to it as we speak.
Does it matter how you hold it?
I think the point you are missing, s that you never ever go into the launcher because to open an app you just start typing its name. the phone is best operated entirely by keyboard. I have had my Pre since launch day and lobe it. The best mobile OS by far, such a shame the hardware is not up to today's phones but I hope HP can change that and more Apps come on board.
i have a soft spot for the pre too, however the ones i had a go with in the O2 store just didnt paint a good picture. 2 of them failed to work at all and the one remaining one that would respond to my inputs was super slow before that too eventually stopped responding. build quality wasnt all that either. it was a poor show.... who's gonna buy a phone like that after the ones on display after only a few days have been brought to their knees?
same business with the new Dell streak... not only is it faffan huge, i turned it on to be greeted by a error message that some serive couldnt run and it promptly shut down. all the while the iphones on the iphone section are working beautifully without a hitch.
either apple really do deserve credit for a great piece of complete engineering or the others need to step up their game...or O2 need to take more care and pride in their non-apple displays.
1- I haven't read the article properly yet, but the one on Play for £250 is a regular Pre not the Plus. So, er, where /did/ you get this?
2- Was "yPhone" intentional?
3- I've always liked the look of webOS and am still dying to try it out, but for all the reasons @Runadumb mentioned, I haven't yet.
Right, I'd better finish the article. See ya.
@Greg: Does it matter how you hold it?
No, it will just drop the calls anyway.
@Greg: ;)
@Ed Churchward: I think there are several points you're also missing. If it's such as good touchscreen OS, why should you need to use the keyboard?
@drdark: The supplier isn't where we got it from, it's the price we reference. Good spot on the Play price though, I'll update. Yes, yPhone and Cyborg were intentional.
I think you should always look around for the best street price as well as shop prices when writing reviews. Otherwise the value score isn't relevant.
Has this seriously just been released in the UK? Pity on Palm and O2, it's such old news. Let's hope Palm can release new harder (and software) soon to give webOS a chance. It'd be a shme if it just went into printers and didn't get a chance to shine as a phone.
It's telling that you cannot see it properly in store, all O2 seem to care about is the iPhone (I guess it's a great cash cow). I didn't even see a Dell Streak when I was in there last week, let alone a non-working one. Apple do the whole consummer thing so well, other companies even if they had better products would fail until they get their customer focus sorted.
@Ed But it is not a touch screen OS and if that is the standpoint you are reviewing it from I think you are mistaken. All WebOs devices have a keyboard and they are an intrinsic part of how you operate the device, it is not like the iOS or Android in that respect. It would be better to put it up against a Blackberry (storm excluded, and we all know how that turned out)
@Ed Churchward You are mistaken. Palm OS is very much a screen based OS, probably more so than Android. The OS has a hook for an on-screen keyboard, which Palm has not implemented on the current, keyboard based phones. But there are a couple of hacks that use the hook and provide a full soft keyboard. What WebOS does not have-insofar as I know - is the spellchecker-based typing corrector that comes with iOS.
I would say that the WebOS is to some extent more screen based than even iOS. With iOS4 you need to press a physical button to bring background tasks to the foreground. With WebOS this is based on swipes on the screen - and much more naturally done too...
@Ed Churchward - Sorry, I should have read your first comment. My comment would have been slightly different otherwise. FYI and for Editors's info I am an ex iPhone 3GS user who moved onto an Ebay sourced Palm Pre - unlocked and now used on 3 with a lot less dropped calls. Despite the horrible keyboard I love the Pre, and having played with my iFanboy cousin's iPhone 4, I think WebOs still has the edge by far. Just a shame some key apps like SatNav are still missing and the battery life is so shameful...Oh and the squashy keys, and... Common HP, introduce some fresh hardware in there, please....
I was actually thinking about trying a Pixi, but...
@AAM how bad is the squashy keyboard?
@drdark: review coming soon.
@drdark I have used BlackBerries too, and the Pre keys are much worse. To be fair the Pre has to accommodate the keys in a much tighter space. I understand the plus has much better keys with much better feedback.
@Ed: Ta :).
@AAM: Thanks for letting me know. I'd be harshly comparing it to an E71 though rather than a Blackberry. Might see if I can find one in an O2 shop, except I haven't walked into a highstreet mobile shop in years. Worried someone might come over with a salesman smile and I end up punching them in the face for trying to sell me an iPhone :).
P.S. I'm Joking!
@drdark - Ive had a go with the Pixi Plus and my lasting impression of it was of how slow it was.
Even when I was navigating through the menus it struggled which is really worrying.
Ive tried the Pre Plus as well and although people find the keyboard a love or hate affair, I actually find it not bad. As for the rest of the Pre.... Got to say I love it :)
Comparing the quality of the keys is really quite a personal thing. I myself have found the original Pre's keys more responsive.
Touch scree is not working in my mobile. I bought Palm pre plus mobile through e-bay on Nov 2012. Touch option is not working. some options automatically picking up & oscillation are there in the mobile. Any suggestion to resolve this please
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Lear Capital: Is Silver Set to Go Stratospheric?
The numbers are getting harder to ignore.
Here's Jeff Clark at Casey Research's enlightening newsletter, Big Gold: The numbers for silver demand are starting to make some market-watchers nervous. The U.S. Mint sold over 6.4 million silver Eagles in January, more than any other month since the coin's introduction in 1986. China's net imports of silver quadrupled in 2010, to 122.6 million ounces, roughly 13.7% of global production. Meanwhile, mine production can't meet worldwide demand; the only way demand gets fulfilled is from scrap supply.
And it's not like the U.S. is just brimming with a supply of silver scrap. You can't exactly drive around and see towering piles of silver odds and ends surrounded by coil-topped fences and crazy junkyard dogs. It is startling, though, just how much silver comes out of the woodwork when the price of silver goes north. We all seem to own something silver.
I remember back in 1980, at an obscure Woonsocket, Rhode Island coin shop, people were lined up around the block at midnight looking to either sell silver stuff -- like silver tea sets -- at those record high prices (back then, silver had reached $48; it's now at $30) or else they were looking to buy silver and gold as an antidote for the rarely-seen-in-this-country 9% to 14% inflation at the time.
At the height of all this buying and selling madness, the precious metal market began having problems getting people in and out. Dealers actually ran out of bags of junk silver and gold anything to sell. True story. Values moved so fast it was hard to affix a price tag on precious metal items. Silver and gold liquidity, which is usually excellent, suddenly was a sporadic case-by-case situation. Many dealers had nothing left to sell. It was a prime example of what happens when a whole lot of people suddenly, frantically, want something of rapidly shrinking availability.
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Looking for a complete fairing. Plastic or fiberglass.
Looking for a complete fairing. Plastic or fiberglass.
Then you would need to contact me
Xtreme Revolution is not gone. They are in process of relocating production to a new facility. They obviusly have to pause during that move. The fairings will be available again though here very soon. As it stands all of their future sales will be thru me and PhatPartsOutlet.com
Roger that. Hard to keep track usernames vs real names some times. Call me lets chat some more. Im in today for a lil while here. Maybe I can pull a rabbit outta my azz here and make somethin happen fer ya.
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Awwwwwwwww Just tried calling you........ no answer....... So can you tell me when I might expect my fairing ??? I know your a busy man but............... sure would like it on my ride.... please advise.....
David from Sarnia
Ok wow I was wondering got a link?
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Then I got the idea that what I'd really like is a frame mounted fairing. After a little (really--very little) searching I found that Extreme Revolution made one AND that you were a reseller.
Do you have any pictures of it? How much does it cost? Will it take a GPS mount?
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I am not A seller. I am THEE seller of what has always been known as XR parts. The XR site is gone at least for now. Xtreme Revolution as a company has been gone since december of 09. Then a guy named Jimmie took over. He is no longer running it. Rather than go thru all of the details lets just say if you want what has always been known as an XR fairing or any of the other XR parts it has to be ordered from me yes. If you want one let me know.
here ya go >>> http://phatpartsoutlet.com/?p=397
I'm also interesting in this fairing. Sent a PM to you.
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A McCracken County man has been charged with burglary and theft of a safe from a home.
A Roger Road resident reported Wednesday that the safe, which contained jewelry, bonds and various other documents, was missing, according to a news release from the McCracken County Sheriff's Office.
The resident said that Jason Chapman, 34, of Paducah came to her house Monday to look at a vehicle she had for sale. Chapman told the resident to go inside while he looked at the car. Chapman is alleged to have entered the residence through a back window to remove the safe while he supposedly was outside looking at the vehicle, according to the news release.
Chapman was questioned about the safe's disappearance. He denied any involvement, then gave detectives a bogus address for his home.
A search of Chapman's true address in the 7900 block of Ogden Landing Road revealed the safe and partially burned documents that were originally inside the safe. He then told the detectives where the bonds and jewelry were hidden, police said.
Chapman was jailed on charges of second-degree burglary, theft by unlawful taking of over $10,000, tampering with physical evidence and failure to notify the state Department of Transportation of an address change.
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"Masturbation is built on a self-centered view of sex. This wrong attitude says that sex is solely about you and your pleasure. Your body. Your genitals. Your orgasm. This is the natural tendency of sin. It isolates us from others and makes pleasure self-focused. When our lustful desires are given free rein, sex is pushed into a corner and made a completely self-centered, isolated experience that reinforces a self-centered view of life." [1]
"Sex was not meant to be a selfish pursuit. It was not intended to focus a person's thoughts on himself and his own needs. Rather, sex was designed as a means of fulfilling the Lord's command to esteem another higher than oneself. The pleasure of sex is not meant to be enjoyed in isolation, but to be enjoyed while providing that same pleasure to another. Autoeroticism cannot fulfill God's design for sexuality, and thus has no place in the life of one who calls himself a Christian." [2]
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- Is Masturbation a Sin?, by Dave Root
- Self-Centered Sex, by Joshua Harris
- Biblical Perspectives on Sex and Autoeroticism ( Part 1, Part 2), by Tim Challies
- Masturbation and the Bible: Towards a Christian view of sexual self-stimulation. A gentle, informed look at the morality of masturbationby Grantley Morris


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Ryan Sidebottom believes his new Notts team-mate Stuart Broad will prove a huge hit at Trent Bridge next summer after the pair starred in England's victory in the third One-day International against Sri Lanka.
Sidebottom, Broad and Graeme Swann shared nine of the Sri Lankan wickets between them - with Swann involved in the run-out for the 10th - and then guided England to a nail-biting two-wicket win at the close.
Sidebottom said: "Stuart is really mature beyond his years and you can see what a tremendous talent he is, even at this early stage in his career.
"He's only 21 but has already got plenty of experience at the highest level. He's going to be a great addition to the Notts team."


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Los Angeles-based ScoreBig.com, the online, last-minute event ticketing service which helps users score highly discounted tickets to sports, concerts, and theater events--and at the same time, helping venue operators to sell unsold tickets--has launched a new iPhone and iPod touch application. ScoreBig.com said its new, free app, ScoreBig Daily, will allow users to get seats at live events in their cities. The new app allows users to make an offer on what price they'd like to pay for an event, receiving an acceptance or reject immediately--using a pick-your-own-price model which us similar to Priceline. ScoreBig said its new app will provide tickets initially in San Francisco and Los Angeles, with plans to roll out to New York and other cities soon. ScoreBig is headed by Adam Kanner, and has received venture funding from Bain Capital, U.S. Venture Partners, and a number of angels.


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