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Visiting: Australia.
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Visiting: Australia.
NSW Far North Coast (Coffs Harbour to the Border of QLD) this is where i grew up! I know this place like the back of my hand and i love it to bits, theres those places that only a local can tell you to find and here theres not just a few places in this area there is heaps. Its a gorgeous area! Roma Central QLD Area. I lived here for my Gap year, its hot or cold and dusty but an interesting place, its on the way to the carnarvon gorge which is this amazing rainforest in the middle of QLD with platypuses and nice chilled out scenery. Mission Beach! I have travelled there at least 5 times a year every year since i was child, I have family here and also know those little hidden gems of places.
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West Lafayette IN (SPX) Nov 04, 2008
The personal story of the first person to land a craft on the moon and to step on its surface will live forever - in the Purdue University Libraries.
Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong will give his alma mater personal papers that will serve as historic archives and scholarly resources, university President France A. Cordova announced during an event in the Purdue Memorial Union prior to the football game against Michigan.
Cordova also will announce that authorized Armstrong biographer James R. Hansen will donate 55 hours of one-on-one tape-recorded interviews with the astronaut. Hansen's 2005 book "First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong" spent three weeks on The New York Times Best-Seller list.
The papers will serve as the launch pad for building a comprehensive flight collection in Purdue Libraries. The university already has a significant compilation of archives of key moments and people in flight history and will seek papers from other graduates who became astronauts. Harlan Crow, a friend to Armstrong, has made a leadership gift to be used for the collection.
Cordova, an astrophysicist who served as the first female chief scientist at NASA, said the Apollo 11 mission inspired her, and the Armstrong papers will continue to inspire future generations. It's also fitting, she said, that the donations come as NASA marks its 50th anniversary this year by celebrating past achievements and looking to the future.
"Watching a Purdue graduate take those first steps on the lunar surface influenced the course of my life. It inspired me to begin a career in science," Cordova said.
"Now, Neil Armstrong - through the gift of his papers - has made our university the focal point for scholars who wish to study the space program and his historic achievements. Future historians, researchers, students and explorers will benefit from the Purdue-Armstrong connection."
Armstrong graduated from Purdue in 1955 with a bachelor's degree in aeronautical engineering. The papers represent his personal files and date to the beginning of his career.
Hansen, a former NASA historian who is a history professor and dean of the Honors College at Auburn University, also will donate interviews he conducted with other astronauts, test pilots and space program leaders.
James L. Mullins, dean of Purdue Libraries, said the papers will be housed in Archives and Special Collections, where another historical anthology is stored. The George Palmer Putnam Collection of Amelia Earhart Papers, the world's largest compilation of papers, memorabilia and artifacts related to the late aviator, also reside there.
Earhart, the first female pilot to cross the Atlantic Ocean, holder of world aviation records and a Purdue staff member starting in 1935, disappeared July 2, 1937, over the Pacific Ocean as she attempted to fly around the world.
Archives and Special Collections also house the papers of Ralph Johnson, a 1930 Purdue graduate in mechanical engineering and a flight pioneer who was the first person to document aircraft landing procedures that are still used today.
Sammie Morris, assistant professor of library science and head of Archives and Special Collections, said the Armstrong papers will be invaluable.
"For the students, the papers will create a sense of Purdue history," Morris said. "This collection could also inspire students to think, 'If he can go to the moon, what can I do?'
"For researchers, it's going to be a boon. No one has been able to research these papers or study them. The Armstrong collection, supplemented by Dr. Hansen's research materials, will illuminate the life of this great American hero better than anything we've seen before."
Armstrong, a native of Wapakoneta, Ohio, began his studies at Purdue in 1947. However, he left the university after a year and a half to serve as a U.S. Navy pilot in the Korean War. He flew 78 combat missions before returning to Purdue to finish his studies.
He later earned a master's degree at the University of Southern California and holds honorary doctorates from a number of universities.
Armstrong joined the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, NASA's predecessor, as a research pilot at the Lewis Laboratory in Cleveland. He later transferred to the committee's high-speed flight station at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., and was a project pilot on pioneering high-speed aircraft, including the hypersonic X-15. He has flown more than 200 models of aircraft, including jets, rockets, helicopters and gliders.
In 1962 Armstrong was selected as an astronaut and served as command pilot for the Gemini VIII mission, launched March 16, 1966. He piloted the first ever successful docking of two vehicles in space.
Later came the flight for which he is most remembered. On July 16, 1969, Armstrong and fellow astronauts Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Michael Collins lifted off from Kennedy Space Center for the Apollo 11 mission with Armstrong commanding. Four days later, Armstrong and Aldrin climbed into the lunar-landing module Eagle as Collins orbited in the command module Columbia.
Armstrong would later recall that landing safely on the moon was a big concern because of the many unknowns.
As they closed in on the surface, alarms sounded - it was determined that Eagle's computer was trying to do too many things at once - and by the time Armstrong maneuvered the landing module past an area littered with boulders to find a spot to land, only 30 seconds of fuel remained. As the craft safely landed on the surface, he transmitted, "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed."
Mission control erupted in celebration.
More than half a billion people watched on television as the astronauts exited the craft. The two explored the surface for two and a half hours, collecting samples and taking photographs.
They planted an American flag and left behind a patch honoring the fallen crew of Apollo 1. A plaque on one of Eagle's legs reads, "Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the moon. July 1969 A.D. We came in peace for all mankind."
Armstrong, who has been the holder of 13 world records in aviation and space, spent 17 years with the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics and NASA as an engineer, test pilot, astronaut and administrator.
He was professor of aerospace engineering at the University of Cincinnati from 1971-79 and retired as chairman of the EDO Corp., an electronics and aerospace manufacturer. He is a member of the National Academy of Engineering and the Royal Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco.
Purdue Libraries is moving its Archives and Special Collections into the state-of-the-art Virginia Kelly Karnes Archives and Special Collections Research Center on the fourth floor of Stewart Center. A grand opening is slated for spring 2009.
The acquisition of the papers comes just over a year after the university's October 2007 dedication of the Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering. A plaque there commemorates the most famous phrase in space history, proclaimed by Armstrong as he stepped foot on the moon. The plaque reads: "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind."
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Outside the movies, people who do bad things rarely see themselves as bad people. The gleeful serial killer, Heath Ledger's Joker, or the mustache-twirling villain are cinematic. Real people, in my experience, tend either to avoid reflection about their bad behavior, or to construct elaborate justifications about how their behavior is decent, acceptable, or even noble.
In the last category, take, for instance, Thomas Mundy and his fellow thuggish litigants.
Mundy, and people like him, make their living suing small business for alleged noncompliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and its California analogue statutes. It's lucrative:
Divorced and jobless except for the self-assigned ADA work, Mundy won't say how much he has earned by filing lawsuits demanding five-figure sums then settling out of court with business owners keen to escape a costlier defense. Attorneys representing those he has sued estimate Mundy's proceeds at about $300,000 in little more than a year, and a similar sum for his attorney, Morse Mehrban, from Mundy's cases alone.
Nice work, if you can get it. And how, you might ask, can he get it? Has Thomas Mundy tried to use a courthouse, a hospital, a library, a grocery and been unable to enter because of steep steps and no ramp?
Well, not exactly. The ADA, and the regulations promulgated under it, are a hellishly complex thicket of requirements governing nearly every aspect of designing, building, stocking, and running anything that can be construed as a public accommodation. Pay a lot of money to experts and lawyers, and you might be in compliance. Otherwise, good luck — people like Mundy are on the prowl, looking to make money off of you:
Mundy is trolling for barriers to his patronage — a threshold too high for his wheelchair, a parking lot with blue-striped access lanes narrower than eight feet, a public restroom where the coat hook on the back of the door, if there is one, is above his reach.
"He might as well have had a gun and asked me for $1,000 when he came in," Paul Venetos, owner of Anaheim's Varsity Burgers, said of an April visit by Mundy that led to a lawsuit over a condiments counter that was half an inch too high.
The burger joint's security camera recorded Mundy wheeling in, looking around for a few minutes then leaving without perusing a menu or attempting to order, Venetos said. He believes Mundy came in only to look for a chink in his ADA armor.
Some Californians have made a cottage industry out of casting about for violations and then suing. And of course attorneys are only too willing to help:
"Confined to a wheelchair in California?" [Morse] Mehrban asks potential clients on his website, www.mehrban.com. "You may be entitled to $1,000 each time you can't use something at a business because of your disability."
If someone in a wheelchair has been doing laundry once a month for a year at a laundromat where the paper-towel dispenser is too high, "you're entitled to $12,000," the lawyer advertises.
Now, you might ask, wouldn't any decent jury see this for the contemptible shakedown that it is, and reject it? Well, yes, frequently:
While Mundy and Mehrban have racked up out-of-court settlements in all but a few cases, they lost one in mid-December.
A lawyer for a Garden Grove Del Taco franchise — one of a handful of Del Taco outlets Mundy has sued — cast him before a jury as an abuser of laws intended to help the disabled.
"The first thing he said wasn't even about Del Taco, it was about how 'Mr. Mundy can afford a Rolex watch,' and then he went after the number of lawsuits and the money I've made in settlements," Mundy said, apparently baffled at the portrayal of his work as something other than noble. "I wasn't able to talk hardly at all about all the good things I've done."
Here's the problem — that Del Taco franchisee just spent in legal fees somewhere between the cost of a sports car and the cost of a modest house to win that case. And though he'll recover costs — copies, deposition transcripts, witness fees, and the like — in our system he's not getting those legal fees back, even though he won the case. To do so, he'd have to sue Mundy and Mehrban for malicious prosecution, and win under a very difficult standard. So he's achieved a moral and legal victory, and a financial defeat.
That's what allows the litigation thugs of the world — like Mundy — to make upwards of three hundred large a year. It's also why it doesn't particularly matter if that counter was actually a half-inch low, or if that paper towel dispenser was a little too high. It only matters that there are people like Mundy willing to wheel around and sue, and people like Mehrban willing to help them do it. If someone sues one of my clients for one or five or ten or fifteen grand, I'll tell them to settle — even if the case is bogus, rent-seeking, and malicious. I'll explain to them that right is right, and justice is justice, but money is money — and there's no way that they are going to win the case for anything less than a large multiple of the money the plaintiff is demanding, and no realistic prospect of ever getting those costs back. Our broken system allows people like Mundy and Mehrban to feed at the trough of that strategic inequity. In a more just system — in which Mundy and Mehrban had to pay defense fees upon a loss, or get strung up by the testicles, or something — this would not be a problem.
This is the consequence of enacting a regime of accessibility regulations, then leaving enforcement of that regime to profit-seekers in a hopelessly flawed legal system. The result is arbitrary and capricious — people pay to settle cases not based on an evaluation of their merits, but on an evaluation of the cost of the fight. Moreover, this system does not select the worst offenders — the businesses least accessible to the disabled, with the most violations, or the most egregious violations. The choice of targets is not systematic at all. Rather, this system targets — and imposes costs upon — whatever small businesses people like Mundy choose. And people like Mundy and Mehrban frequently choose targets most likely to settle quickly — the poor, the foreign-born, people with limited command of English, people without the funds, support, or knowledge to fight.
If we were serious about a principled program of requiring public accommodations to offer access to the disabled, we would enforce it through a government agency. There's little to love about another government bureaucracy. But if we are going to go down this path of requiring accessibility, it's unconscionable to do so through a legal system that rewards the likes of Thomas Mundy.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 23.0273 Wednesday, 27 June 2012
Date: June 27, 2012 12:21:10 PM EDT
Subject: Performance
>As soon as this thread began, I was reminded of the discussion
>years back of the Simon Russell Beale's Hamlet. I am not
>I am also interested in how the "real" Hamlets (i.e., fixed and
>stable) are known, except through performance.
This may be a late reply, but Hardy's comment fits something I've discussed with several people recently. Last Wednesday, I attended the Shakespeare Behind Bars (Kentucky) performance of ROMEO AND JULIET. "Juliet" was performed by a middle-age former male skinhead, about as unlike in his own being from a thirteen/fourteen year-old teenage girl as a person can be.
But then, how persuasive were the boy actors in Shakespeare's own time? Was Lady Macbeth a 14/15-year-old boy?
It would be easy to be condescending about the performances of a prison group, but the men worked on the play for about ten months before I saw the completion of their efforts. I am never going to confuse the inmate with Juliet herself, but the show as a whole wasn't nearly as full of nonsense as some supposedly professional productions I've seen. The answer for every production, professional or amateur, is the same now as it was two centuries ago when it was first articulated, a WILLING suspension of disbelief. Once a person is willing, then we can tell if the effort has been rewarded.
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Ravens ravage Eagles for second-straight win
Georgetown's top first division club Ravens racked up its second win on Sunday evening easing to a comfortable win against Eagles on the third night of the Phillip George Legacy Basketball tournament on the Burnham outdoor basketball court.
Ravens completed a 69-45 victory, utilising many of their reserves to make the contest against the Eagles more challenging. Ravens led 32-22 by the half-way mark before outscoring Eagles 47-23 in the second half to capture their second straight win of the tournament. The Orangemen had secured a five-point opening night win against Pepsi Sonics on Friday evening.
National guard Rodwell 'Kobe' Fortune chalked up a team-high 15 points to accompany his nine rebounds and five steals. The other lethal backcourt Ravens player Stephon 'Penny' Henry, added 14 points five rebounds and four steals. Reserve Keon Hayles also saw some playing time and seized the opportunity to add 10 points to the Ravens' total while grabbing four rebounds.
Eagles player Quincy Easton scored 14 points and pulled down five rebounds while emerging junior small forward Kevin Higgins was three points short of a double-double after adding seven points and 12 rebounds. Higgins also managed five steals for the Eagles.
Eagles were blown away on Saturday by Georgetown's newest powerhouse squad Bounty Colts by 55 points. After remarkably posting 53 points in the first half, Colts closed out the Eagles 91-36 for this first win of the tournament. Shelroy Thomas, who led his team in scoring with 18 points, also swiped five steals and grabbed four rebounds while his brother Sheldon Thomas added 13 points and five steals. Former two-time junior national captain (2006-2007) Dave Causway also registered an impressive performance of 17 points, six steals and four rebounds for the Colts while current junior nationals Nikkoloi Smith and Dominque Douglas contributed 14 and 10 points respectively. Douglas also managed eight rebounds while Dave Plass, another current junior national player had nine points and five boards. For Eagles, Linden Smith added 13 points and six rebounds, while Mark Wills contributed 13 points and nine rebounds.
Republic Bank Nets also managed to secure two wins over the weekend by defeating Colours Panthers and Guardians respectively. Nets prevailed 64-49 against Colours Panthers thanks to forward Drumson McCaulay (10 points six rebounds) and former Maccabees captain and guard Hodayah Stewart (eight points) after a low-scoring first half (15-8 Nets). Omari Walton scored 19 points for the Panthers while Yannick Wade finished with an identical double-double of 12 point 12 rebounds.
During their 64-58 win against Nets, Darrion Lewis was the hot-hand man, scoring 14 points, while Stewart added 11 and McCaullay 10 points and nine boards to his credit. The Phillip George Legacy Basketball tournament will continue at the Burnham outdoor basketball court this weekend beginning with games Friday evening.
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The film critic has died. One long, respectful obit ishere. For many of us living outside the big metropolises, Judith Crist was the first movie critic we knew by name. Every week, there she was in TV Guide (back when it was a big, much-read mag), hectoring, sniping, suggesting that a knack for invective was the same as perceptiveness, but tightly assessing movies in a way that for many years was readable and engaging,
But the Times obit linked here seems to sneer fainlty at her most important quality:
Ms. Crist eschewed pretension, but never explanation. Though she had disagreements with Pauline Kael of The New Yorker, she generally avoided the kind of intellectual dueling that Ms. Kael engaged in with Andrew Sarris of The Village Voice. Her job, she said, was to expand on the "Wow!" or the "Yuck!" a moviegoer might utter on leaving the theater. The author and editor Richard R. Lingeman, writing in The New York Times Book Review in 1968, said her "level of discourse" was more that of Consumer Reports than of Partisan Review.
While I can't say that I picked it up from Crist, the idea of a Consumer Reports view of movies is not one to be dismissed. It's especially important when your're writing for the general readership of a newspaper, where not everyone is versed in, say, the movies on the Sight & Sound list. Folks have to shell out considerable amounts of money to see a movie, and I try to keep that in mind (especially when it's a matter of the 3D premium). Is it worth the cost? That's a question Crist did not mind posing.


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Video: "Yellow" - Renee & Jeremy
Renee & Jeremy's new album of covers A Little Love is out in a couple weeks. It's good. Really good. (Stream some long-form samples at their website.) But I can hear some hipsters saying, "Coldplay? Really?"
I'm sorry -- the LA duo (and Kindiefest showcaser's) cover of "Yellow" is gorgeous. And their new video for the song, created by Jon Izen? Just as much so. If you don't like this, I feel sorry for you.
Renee & Jeremy - "Yellow" [YouTube via Huffington Post]
DVD Review Roundup: Gustafer Yellowgold, Readeez, and more
It's been a (comparatively) long-held belief of mine that DVDs generally don't change anyone's overall impression of an artist. If you love the artist, only a shoddy, over-priced video will sour you on their DVD, while the most competently produced visual version of music your family didn't like on CD still won't make it onto your TV or computer. With that in mind, here are 6 DVDs with a musical hook that may be worth checking out even if you're not completely familiar with the artists.
Let's start with the two best disks here, each from loooongtime Zooglobble favorites and each recommended without hesitation. Not surprisingly they're from artists for whom videos are an integral part of their music-making -- Morgan Taylor's Gustafer Yellowgold series and Michael Rachap's Readeez series. Gustafer Yellowgold's Year in the Day is the fifth CD/DVD set about the yellow alien from Minnesota by way of the sun. Its theme? Holidays of the year. As Taylor has gradually used up the songs he wrote many years ago at different times and started writing new songs, the DVDs have become more focused thematically, and this one holds together better than its predecessors. The songs are mostly the '70s (soft-)rock Taylor must write in his sleep, though he dips into more varied musical ponds, such as the electronica-esque touches of "Four Leaved Clover," written by Taylor's wife, singer-songwriter Rachel Loshak. Other highlights also include the spirited leadoff track "New Is The New Old" and sweet Valentine's Day song "Keep It Simple Sweetheart." While mostly uptempo, the album does nestle down into coziness with "Pumpkin Pied" and "Fa And A La," the final two tracks. The distinctive animation drawn by Taylor and lightly animated hasn't changed, either (see the YouTube channel for more). There's not a lot that's changed from pevious albums, and in the case of Year In The Day, that's a good thing.
There isn't a lot that's changed in the world of Julian and Isabel Waters, either. They're the animated father-daughter team at the heart of Readeez and their innovatively-titled third DVD, Readeez Volume Three: Knowledge is good. (I kid because I love.) Well, OK, there's a new character: Olivia Longlife, a librarian, who makes a handful of appearances. And it includes "Readee-Oh," Readeez-style videos for songs performed by other kindie artists such as Recess Monkey, Coal Train Railroad, the Okee Dokee Brothers, and Irish band the Speks.
But at its core, this video, like its predecessors, features songs about a minute in length (maybe more) on preschool-aged topics accompanied by minimally-animated videos. The songs and videos strike just the right balance of earnestness and whimsy and their brevity helps keep the more edu-ma-ctional songs from annoying the parent who may already know how to, say, eat properly ("Plate, Cup and Saucer"). The short length isn't surprising, considering Rachap's advertising background -- think of them as Pre-Schoolhouse Rock. (Watch Vol. 3 videos and many more.) As before, Readeez Vol. 3 isn't just good for you, it's, well, just good.
Beyond these two videos, here are four more worth exploring further.
- Secret Agent 23 Skidoo - Spelunk the Funk!: Features a live show by the best kid-hopper in the business in his hometown of Asheville, North Carolina, drawn primarily from his Underground Playground album. Lots of guest vocalists and props to Skidoo's daughter, DJ Fireworks, who spends the whole concert on stage dancing and sometimes singing. Also includes a couple
- Debbie and Friends - Story Songs & Sing Alongs: Debbie Cavalier has invested a lot of time (and, presumably, not a small amount of money) in making videos for her story songs with animation company Planet Sunday. All those videos (plus the fun "Hangin' Around") make their way to this disk, plus 2 live performances.
- Eric Herman - The Elephant DVD: I would say that it features "The Elephant Song," a kindie-video classic (and YouTube viral sensation) and leave it at that -- because, really, that might be enough -- but there's other stuff on here. Ten more songs, live footage, 15 songs on a "jukebox" feature, and what might be the best kindie DVD bonus feature ever: Herman being interviewed by his daughters. Somebody get them their own show!
- Spaghetti Eddie - Spaghetti Eddie! and Other Children's Videos: It's brief -- just 5 songs and 15 minutes in length -- and the videos are pretty simple, featuring green screen technology, animation, and kids running around. But for a relatively new kids artist, it's a decent-looking disk. Check out the YouTube channel for more.
Review: WeBop: A Family Jazz Party! - Jazz at Lincoln Center (feat. Matt Wilson)
There was a point 4 or 5 years ago when I thought jazz would be the area of the next great kids music explosion. This most American of musical art forms had not been sufficiently explored by musicians focusing on families, and it seemed ripe for artists to fill the space. And, yes, there were a number of good, even great, jazz albums for families.
And then, silence.
OK, that's an exaggeration. Coal Train Railroad and Oran Etkin have both released albums that families with any jazz tendencies (and even those who don't) should check out. But I expected more musicians to try their hand at this. After all, jazz is -- or can be -- the most playful of musical forms, and what audience is -- or can be -- more playful than a bunch of under-10s?
Well, with the addition of the folks from WeBop, Jazz at Lincoln Center's (JALC's) early-childhood jazz education program, I'm hopeful that perhaps we're on the cusp of another kinder-jazz renaissance. Their first album for families, WeBop: A Family Jazz Party!, is my favorite jazz-for-kids album since at least Putumayo's Jazz Playground disk from a couple years ago, and definitely my favorite non-compilation since the great Medeski, Martin & Wood album Let's Go Everywhere.
Some of my enthusiasm for this particular disk is rooted in my own personal jazz tastes, which are heavily weighted toward the classic jazz of pre-Bitches Brew Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and Dizzy Gillespie. (This isn't particularly surprising, I suppose, given the interests of JALC's Artistic Director Wynton Marsalis.) And one of this album's greatest strengths is its celebration of that heritage. Unlike a lot of the "introducing jazz to the kids" disks, which take traditional kids' standards (e.g., "Old MacDonald" or "Itsy Bitsy Spider") and put them in a jazz arrangement, many songs on this album take jazz standards and add (or tweak) a few kid-friendly lyrics. Not every standard is modified -- the Duke Ellington classic "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)" speaks just fine to kids as-is -- but some of the adaptations are inspired (I particularly loved the re-purposing of Coltrane's "Syeeda's Song Flute" into "Syeeda's ABC," an alphabet song, natch). And kudos for figuring out how to work free jazz pioneer Ornette Coleman into a kids' track ("Free Jazz Adventure").
Besides the traditionals and standards, there are also a handful of originals. These songs tend to be a little more pedagogical in nature. "Shakey Shake Shake," for example, encourages shaking of rhythm instruments and jumping around. "Playin' Together," a song about, well, playing jazz (playing together, then taking solos) is buoyed by Adam Platt's nimble toy piano playing -- it's probably the first song featuring that instrument that I truly dig. I don't think they're the equal of the standards, but that's kind of an unfair comparison. As you'd expect considering the Lincoln Center parentage, the playing is top-notch, from drummer Matt Wilson, the album's music director, on down. And the participation of kids on some of the tracks, such as on "What Kind of Food Do You Like To Eat?," their take on Dizzy Gillespie's "Salt Peanuts," just adds the right amount of childishness.
The 50-minute album is nominally targeted at kids ages 2 through 7, but its playfulness will appeal to jazz fans of all ages. Listen to samples from the album and download a copy of their take on "When the Saints Go Marching In" at the album's page (you can also download an activity booklet).
I like WeBop: A Family Jazz Party a whole bunch. It's joyful, playful, and full of life. Even if you're not particularly into jazz -- maybe especially if you're not particularly into jazz -- it's an album your family should check out. Let's hope this encourages some other jazz musicians to follow suit. Highly recommended.
Itty-Bitty Review: Creepy Crawly Love - Duke Otherwise
It's been awhile since I've heard a good off-kilter kids music album, an album with a distinct perspective on song subjects and a musical approach to match.
If your family collection is similarly deficient, allow me to suggest Duke Otherwise, AKA Noah Riemer, whose debut album Creepy Crawly Love comes out of the Upper Midwest's House of Mercy Recordings to take up space on your family's CD shelf (or computer hard drive) next to John and Mark's Children's Record, The Great Adventures of Mr. David, or perhaps Zak Morgan (thanked in the album's liner notes).
Take "I Used to Think," a jazz-with-a-bit-of-klezmer tune with a hyperactive narrator sounding a bit like Sesame Street's Count declaiming that features the lyrics "I used to think the world was flat, not round / I used to think I weighed a thousand pounds / Can you believe I used to think that e=mcHammer?" Or Tin-Pan-Alley-via-the-midway "Git Yer Fiddle Out," featuring (among other things) a dog toy, train whistle, trombone, and strummed fiddle, and lyrics like "Get your fiddle out and strum it / Get your trombone out and drum it / Get your xylophone and drive it / C'mon! Drive, drive, drive!" that only get odder from there. Riemer obviously delights in wordplay, using nifty, brainy lyrics to sing about short-tailed dogs ("Dog Without a Tail"), the Spanish language interrupted by other languages ("How Do You Say 'No' in Español?"), and other eccentrics, all in a musical packaging that's like a slightly peppier Tom Waits.
While a few of the songs will amuse preschoolers, it's really kids ages 6 through 10 who will most appreciate the album. You can hear clips of many tracks at the Duke Otherwise homepage, or stream a few full-length songs here. I would be surprised if Creepy Crawly Love became a massively popular hit -- it's a bit too off-center for that. But these types of albums often become adored in some households, and if what you hear here tickles your fancy, then I think your household will give this album a happy home. Definitely recommended.
Video: "Swim Like the Dolphin" - Rolie Polie Guacamole
This video for "Swim Like the Dolphin" from Rolie Polie Guacamole's latest album Houses of the Moly second album Hummus is a lot like the song -- pretty simple but very effective. 81 seconds of a sweet little stop-motion animation video from Miriam Rayevsky.
Rolie Polie Guacamole - "Swim Like the Dolphin" [YouTube]


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Press and hold the power button and the VCR/DVR button simultaneously until you see clear message on the screen.
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it clicks twice then shuts down
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Rage players eradicate their enemies through blind rage. This power is available by buying it from Marketplace with 600 Station Cash.
Rage Tank guide updated to GU58
Stat Priority
- Dominance: Dominance makes your effects, like stuns, knocks, and pulls, work on enemies
- Health: Health measures ability to withstand knockout
- Power: Required to use super-powers in your loadout
- Restoration: Restoration increases healing
- Defense: Defense reduces damage from non-player enemies. (71 defense=1% damage reduction).
- Toughness: Toughness reduces damage from players enemies. (71 Toughness =1% damage reduction).
Power Points Build
Rage Tank Loadout
- Ragebringer: Smother your target and nearby enemies in rage energy, damaging and dragging them toward you. You receive healing equal to a portion of the damage dealt.
- Violence: Damages and knocks down nearby enemies. You are left with a scouring aura that damages enemies that dare to get close to you. While the effects of this ability are active, damage caused by Rage Crash is significantly reduced.
- Remorseless Recovery: You receive healing equal to a portion of the damage dealt to enemies from your weapon attacks or Rage Combos. While the effects of this ability are active, damage caused by Rage Crash is significantly reduced
- Severe Punishment: heals back all damage taken for 8 seconds, after which you suffer from Rage Crash causing all healed damage to instantly return. You gain +10% Control Resistance and +10% Health. (usable while controlled)
- Ire: Focus your seething anger, freeing yourself from control effects and healing yourself instantly. Provides immunity to control effects and removes control debuffs to you and up to 7 teammates. (usable while controlled)
- Without Mercy: cause you to punch a void of mercy beneath your feet. Enemies caught in the void are damaged, knocked down and pulled toward its center. You receive healing equal to a portion of the damage dealt. (usable while controlled)
- Eviscerating Chain: Damages and pulls your enemy toward you, if the target is bellow 35% health, it deals extra damage. Rage Combo [Hold Melee] Eviscerate: Slash your target dealing damage, stunning and juggling it. (Vulnerable to Block). (While performing this attack or combo, damage caused by Rage Crash is ignored).
Rage Tank Tips
- In the Tank role, Dominance is increased by 100%. Using super powers increases your total Health by two-thirds of your Dominance for each nearby enemy.
- Pull multiple enemies with "Ragebringer [1]" and use it to keep your aggro increasing or "Without Mercy [5]" to pull nearby enemies to your center.
- "Ragebringer [1]", "Without Mercy [5]", and "Ire [4]" effects can heal yourself instantly.
- "Severe Punishment [3]" will cause Rage Crash after 8 seconds. Activate Eviscerating Chain and its Rage Combo immediately after the Rage mode ends in order to prevent the Rage Crash Damage.
- While "Violence [2]" and "Remorseless Recovery [2A]" effects are active, damage caused by Rage Crash is significantly reduced.
- "Violence [2]" is recommended for tanks that wants to block constantly, nearby enemies will be hit by Violence aura and increase aggro (recommended for safer tanking)
- "Remorseless Recovery [2A]" is recommended for tanks that wants to deal damage with their weapon or "Eviscerating Chain [6]" and get heal by damage done
- Rage Tanks must choose between "Violence [2]" or "Remorseless Recovery [2A]" depending if they want to block constantly or get heal by weapon and combo attacks.
- Activate "Violence [2]" or "Remorseless Recovery [2A]" clipped with "Severe Punishment [3]" in order to significantly reduced Rage Crash damage
- With GU58, any damage restrictions were removed to allow full Advanced Mechanic damage to be performed while in the Tank role
Tactical MODS (Lair System Required)
- Weapon: Absorption Adapter
- Neck: Fortified Blocking
- Back: Weakening Field
- Feet: Deadly Block or Explosive Block
- Chest: Reserve Tank
- Hands: Max Damage
Equipmend MODS
- Red Socket
- Dominance & Precision
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Rise and Fall: Illusions and Delusions
Solo exhibition in New York. My trees sculpture installation "Rise and Fall" has gone on show in New York with Waterhouse and Dodd. The opening night is 3rd August 6-8pm and the exhibition will continue throughout August and September. You can also see the work in the sculpture section of my website.
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Music icon Cyndi Lauper said Lady Gaga's 'done a lot of great stuff' and praised her attitude to music.
The Eighties singer was recently in New York where she unveiled her own Gray Line New York double-decker bus outside The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she filmed the video for Girls Just Want To Have Fun.
Speaking about Gaga, she said to OK!: 'I think that she's doing very well. I'm very happy for her. I think she's done a lot of great stuff and I wish her a lot of luck. I think the new artists; they work hard.


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The exhaust from those trucks, day after day, week after week, had a tremendous impact on the health of my home community.
Air pollution became personal in 1986 when I walked into a room and heard hundreds of stories of asthma and other respiratory problems from Harlem residents who lived near a sewage treatment plant. Harlem is the epicenter of the asthma epidemic in the United States. The rates of asthma and asthma mortality are so high that they drive the national averages.
In addition to that sewage treatment plant, my hometown has breathed in pollution from municipal bus depots, the West Side highway, and a marine waste transfer station that was adjacent to a huge apartment building and a middle school. For nearly half a century, diesel garbage trucks hauled trash to large barges that carried the waste to Staten Island. The exhaust from those trucks, day after day, week after week, had a tremendous impact on the health of my home community.
Eventually, I moved to Maryland, but my new home is no stranger to air pollution either. Maryland residents suffer air pollution from agriculture, terrible traffic congestion, coal-fired power plants, and fugitive dust that blows from coal ash landfills.
Like Harlem, the state of Maryland also has epidemic levels of asthma, particularly in urban areas such as Baltimore. Salisbury, the Eastern Shore, and all over Prince George's County—the county where I live—are hard hit as well. Even though there are world class institutions here like the medical centers at Johns Hopkins and the University of Maryland, they can't stem the incidences of poor health and mortality due to asthma and other respiratory issues. The issue is particularly epidemic in African-American and Latino communities.
President Obama, members of Congress and especially the Environmental Protection Agency must work to tighten health protections against particulate matter pollution. Particulate matter is literally a killer. People in Maryland, New York, and communities across the country are paying with their lives for every year we delay in setting new, protective standards.


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I love this store. Need to buy wedding cake tops? Need tiers, paper, lace, Wilton Products? This is the place to go. They also offer dummy (styrofaom) fake cakes, Harley Davidson Cake Tops, Funny ones, romantic ones, icing, books.... they have it all ... and their prices are reasonable!


text: DafyddLarcombe August 15, 2014 12:48 PM As I said at the start of the season I fully expect Kris to be out performing Mads by the second half of the season. I really cant see Mads winning in Germany and while it would be Fantastic to see Kris take his first win next weekend I don't think it is likely given how determined VW are to in at home. Lets be honest the only reason that Citroen have an unbeaten record here that dates all the way back to 2001 is mostly down to one person who dominated even more on the black stuff than he did on the dirt. Given the determination of their rivals I would suggest that a single podium would be a great Result for Citroen and it would be wise of them not to over promise on their expectation or they will have yet more uncomfortable explaining to do to H.Q on Monday Reply Report abuse 2 agree 1 disagree


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Beijing, China (AFP) Feb 06, 2006
The income gap between rich and poor in China's cities has reached an "alarming and unreasonable level," state media said Monday, citing a high-level government report.
The poorest 20 percent of the urban population get only 2.75 percent of the total urban income, the National Development and Reform Commission said in its report, the Xinhua news agency reported.
The actual figures may be even more biased against the urban poor, as the income may be underestimating the extent of China's growing income gap, the commission said.
"China is still lacking an income adjustment mechanism," Professor Li Yingsheng of the Renmin University of China told Xinhua.
Taxation, one of the most widely used methods of income adjustment, is also being used for this purpose in China.
China's parliament last year revised a tax law that doubled the threshold for payment of personal income tax to 1,600 yuan (197 dollars) a month to ease the financial burden on the country's poorest.
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Norfolk & Western Big Steam
It is hard to believe that such a film could exist: capturing the largest fleet of articulateds ever built operating on their original tracks, the N&W main line between Bluefield WV and Portsmouth, OH. Catch these powerful locomotives at their best! Agile A Class 2-6-6-4s pull high speed manifest and roll long strigs of heavyweight cars at 70MPH. Huge Y class 2-8-8-2 sluggers shake the Appalachians to their very roots on the heavy grades and curves of the Tug Fork.
This is a new version of this video refreshed by digital image processing and reorganized by class and location with additional never before seen footage added.
You Tube Video preview
63 Minutes
Sunday River Productions
DVD - 611: American Icon
611: American Icon is the story of the most famous steam passenger locomotive in the world. Exclusive restoration footage takes you inside the locomotive's massive boiler and firebox, the cab and the iconic nose. Interviews with the restoration team and historians give you eye-opening insights to 611's superior engineering. Rare historical footage tells the story of the famous Norfolk & Western Shops and how the 611 became an enduring survivor loved by millions around the world.
No. 611's rebirth in 2015 was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, a joyous occasion for all of us who love railroads and the American experience. This documentary captures the essence of the restoration, the history and the promise of this legendary locomotive.
83 minutes. Stereo, Extras: crew commentary and deleted scenes
Blu-Ray - 611: American Icon
611: American Icon is the story of the most famous steam passenger locomotive in the world. Exclusive restoration footage takes you inside the locomotive's massive boiler and firebox, the cab and the iconic nose. Interviews with the restoration team and historians give you eye-opening insights to 611's superior engineering. Rare historical footage tells the story of the famous Norfolk & Western Shops and how the 611 became an enduring survivor loved by millions around the world.
No. 611's rebirth in 2015 was a once-in-a-lifetime experience, a joyous occasion for all of us who love railroads and the American experience. This documentary captures the essence of the restoration, the history and the promise of this legendary locomotive.
Blu-ray disk format. 83 minutes. Stereo, Extras: crew commentary and deleted scenes
Pride of the Norfolk & Western: 1950s, 1980s & 2015
History unfolds as 611, the only surviving N&W J class 4-8-4 engine roars down the rails! This action-packed DVD follows 611 pulling famed named trains "The Pocahontas" and "Powhatan Arrow" in the 1950s as well as a tragic wreck that nearly became her undoing. Then in the 1980s stunning aerial photography hovers above cliffs and snakes through hidden holler deep in the mountains tracking 611 through West Virginia and Ohio. Finally in 2015 witness 611 firing back to life once more. See this marvel of precision engineering and striking beauty!
66 Minutes
1 hour 35 minutes
T&W Productions
Limited quantity!
Enjoy the first two years of operation of N&W Class J 4-8-4 number 611 as it begins its second tour of duty after its 1980's restoration in Birmingham, Alabama. Enjoy the first run to Roanoke along the Southern Mainline, the first trip to Norfolk up Blue Ridge Grade, plus more trips in 1982 and 1983 including freights and special excursions. Shot on sound movie film this has been expertly transferred for your pleasure. These are from the private collection of Greg Scholl before he was in the video business.
80 Minutes
Greg Scholl Video Productions
1218 traveled from Birmingham to Roanoke on April 21, 22 and 23, and our crew was with her all the way, taping what we believe are the best shots along the route.
We taped April 25th, as she pulled her first revenue trip to Bluefield and back, and on the 26th as she powered two runs out of Roanoke. That morning it was a round trip to Lynchburg, followed by a turnaround to the wye west of Vicker. Without a reset, 1218 was ferried to Norfolk on the 27th, and once again we were there.
All this, plus vintage film footage of other A's and several other N&W steam classes, add up to a steam show we think cannot be topped.
88 minutes. JMJ Productions 1987 & 2008
Limited quantity!
Enjoy the transition from the end of the steam era on the N&W mostly around Batavia, Ohio and a few other selected spots where steam soldiered on. In addition to steam we see some early diesels on locals and freights. Enjoy the last steam-powered "Powhatan Arrow", rare scenes of a wreck, final days of Steam at Portsmouth, Ohio and Williamson.
Includes video from the July 1959 Roanoke-Bluefield-Cedar Bluff excursion with Class A 1240, and Class Y6b 2174. Also see April 1960 at Williamson with 0-8-0 in steam.
From original 8mm files from relatives of the late Donald Jamieson.
67 Minutes
In August of that year, she was ferried back to her birthplace of Roanoke with an executive train in tow, and our crew covered the run in its entirety.
Following that trip, in September '82, she ran two passenger excursions from Roanoke to Norfolk, and Roanoke to Alexandria. Once again, we were there to document and record these first revenue runs.
Beautiful sunny weather resulted in crisp, sharp video, with sensational color and sound.
Runbys, pacing, loco details, Lambert's Point yard and much more all add up to a great show.
75 minutes. JMJ Productions 1982 & 2008
It's hard to believe that such a film could exist - capturing the largest fleet of articulated ever built, operating on their original tracks, in this case, the western slope of the N&W mainline between Bluefield and Portsmouth, Ohio. See the agile A class with high speed manifest or rolling long strings of heavyweight cars at 70 MPH. The huge Y class sluggers carry their enormous low pressure cylinders like overloaded grocery bags under each arm. Listen while the slow-moving giants shake the Appalachians to their very roots on the heavy grades and the tortuous curves of the Tug Form. More than 100 run pasts from the bygone age of real railroading.
Sunday River Productions
Limited quantity!
Norfolk Southern Steam Freights is a very unusual video because steam power on freight trains of any kind are very rare today. In this video we take you to: Roanoke, Virginia; Lynchburg, Virginia; Portsmouth, Ohio; Stearns, Kentucky and Birmingham, Alabama to see four different engines on five different consists. These runs were seldom covered on video because most of these trains ran during the week and were instances when the engines had to be moved without the regular passenger car fleet. You'll see everything from mixed freights to a short caboose hop to a look at a 50-car hopper train from Roanoke on the grade to Christiansburg. This interesting video was shot between 1987 and 1989 and captures some of the most unusual trips on Norfolk Southern trackage with a variety of NS locomotives. You'll see good closeups of each engine, plus the best locations on each line for your viewing pleasure in this fast-paced video.
60 minutes
Limited quantity!
Norfolk Southern has honored its predecessor railroads during 2012, its anniversary year, by painting 20 new locomotives in commemorative schemes that reflect the heritage of those predecessors. Since the 1820s hundreds of railroad companies were built, merged, reorganized and consolidated into what eventually became today's Norfolk Southern, itself created from the consolidation of Norfolk and Western Railway and Southern Railway in 1982. The heritage locomotives represent most of the railroads that played significant roles in Norfolk Southern's history.
2 hours (2 DVD discs!)
Runtime: 60 min.
Runtime: 90 minutes
1 hour and 53 minutes long.
98 minutes
100 min.
NS stunned the railfanning community worldwide in early 2012 when they announced they were officially painting twenty Heritage locomotives to help celebrate its 30-year anniversary as a result of the N&W and Southern Railway merger of 1982.
This DVD has NS Heritage units: Central of Georgia, New York Central, Monongahela, Erie, Wabash, Virginian, Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania Railroad, and Savannah & Atlanta. All captured in nice weather on the "sunny side".
77 Minutes
Southeat Railfanning Video Productions, 2013
Watch for more volumes of this series coming soon.
Limited quantity!
This film follows Mr Link, while in his late 70's, on a reflective trip to some of the scenes where he created his iconic images. Through the film, Mr Link gives an account of his work, which captured more than the end of the steam era, it showed the passing of a way of life in rural America.
Produced in 1990. Includes film footage shot by O. Winston Link himself!
Produced and directed by Paul Yule. 52 minutes.
32 Minutes, produced by WDBJ7, 2001
Come join us on a railfanning trip to the Pocahontas District to capture heavy NS action. See a variety of NS trains as we skip all over the line to catch heavy action in the beautiful Pokey fall scenery.
60 Minutes
T&W Productions, 2013
1 Hour 16 Minutes DVD!
T&W Productions
38 Minutes
The Big 'A' begins with the first journey of #1218 after rebuild in 1987. Pace 1218's inaugural trip north to Roanoke after two years of reconstruction in Birmingham. Spectacular coverage includes aerials of 1218's first excursions on the Bluefield, Blue Ridge and Christiansburg grades - the only helicopter that we know of on the engine's assaults on the Alleghenies. This DVD includes Archie Julian's "Battle for the Blue Ridge". In footage from the 1950s, the monsters of steam on the N&W (A & Y class) storm the eastern slope of the mainline from Bluefield to Blue Ridge.
Sunday River Productions
DVD-R, 80 minutes in length
Big "E" Productions 2011
This DVD covers numerous locations on the Norfolk & Western in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina between the 1940s and the 1950s. A few scenes on the Virginian Railroad and the Clinchfield are also seen. All trains are regularly scheduled trains. No fan trips or special excursions. Locations include Roanoke, Blacksburg, Ripplemead, Narrows, Blue Ridge, Green Cove, West Jefferson, Bluefield and more. See Class J, Y, A, M and others. Some early diesel.
52 Minutes. All color
Railroad Video Productions
Railfan along the Pocahontas district as we catch heavy coal, freight and intermodal trains in the hot days of summer. You will travel to locations to see modern day NS power and some heritage units battling the grades between Farm and Bluefield.
64 Minutes
N&W Steam 1954-1958 plus a cameo of VIRGINIAN in 1954.
Includes most N&W Steam classes in action at Columbus, Bristol, Christiansburg, Roanoke, Blue Ridge, Bluefield, Crewe, Abingdon, West Jefferson and other locations. With special events such as the 1957 NRHS Convention, Farewell to Steam on the Norton Line in 1957, and more.
Notable locomotives such as J 611, the last Y6b 2200, and steam turbine Jawn Henry and M class 4-8-0s are included along with many others.
All on DVD with chapters and your choice of narrated or un-narrated viewing.
Over 71 minutes plus previews of Volumes 1-7 for almost 89 minutes total running time.
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Date: Mon Feb 27 2006 - 10:54:33 EST
I use the HOt Zone by Richard Preston to introduce microbes and the immune system. What I do is I read aloud, yes I do, to my 10th graders for the first 5 minutes of class each day for 21 week. Then, at the end of the week, most of the kids are so interested that they will finish the novel on their own. We then all get together after school and watch the movie "outbreak" and talk about the book. Hope that helps!
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I might be sitting more than 3,000 miles from Washington DC, but even from here I can detect the rank stench of hypocrisy. President Obama, not content with bashing banks, has now started on Big Oil. He wants to make BP pay every cent of claims arising from the Deepwater Horizon disaster, and has intimated that he will back a bill that raises – retrospectively – the liability limit for claims from $75m to $10bn.
Now, it's entirely possible that BP may have been negligent, or cut corners. Memories of the blast at its Texas City refinery in 2005, where its safety standards did fall short, are still fresh. But it's also plausible that one of its subcontractors – rig operator Transocean, or well casing contractor Halliburton – was to blame. Or that the blast was simply bad luck on a spectacular scale. But Congress has, it seems, already tried and convicted the British company and is now working out the punishment.


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Students in alleged shooting plot were willing to die, police say
Updated 10:59 pm, Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Los Angeles --
South Pasadena police said Tuesday that two teens arrested this week had developed a "huge plan" to carry out a mass school shooting in which they wanted to kill "as many people as possible."
South Pasadena Police Chief Art Miller told reporters at a news conference the two boys, ages 16 and 17, had researched weaponry, explosives and methods for disarming people.
The teens, who have not been identified, "very cold-heartedly" discussed their plans with each other online.
"As they put it, they just wanted to kill as many people as possible," Miller said.
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The teens, who were arrested Monday, also told investigators they were willing to die in a shootout with police, Miller added.
Police launched the around-the-clock investigation Thursday based on a tip about a possible school shooting plot that was relayed to administrators at South Pasadena High School, he said.
The investigation included reviewing social media posts and "Internet surveillance," Miller said. On Monday, police served search warrants at the boys' home. No weapons were found at the home, and there was no target date, he added.
There was some "pretty frightening information" gleaned from the computers and interviews with the suspects, Miller said.
"As they were planning it ... they had a very specific plan on how they were going to carry out their sick mission," he said.
The FBI, he added, was assisting with the ongoing forensics investigation.
News of the alleged plot shocked many in this close-knit community, including Deb McCurdy, who will be president of the parent-teacher association next year.


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MIAMI BEACH, FLA (Feb. 2)
The two-day inaugural conference of the Israel Bond Organization, officially launching its 1956 drive to raise $75,000,000 for Israel's economic expansion through the sale of bonds, will take place here this weekend. More than 800 Jewish community leaders from all parts of the United States and Canada will attend the parley.
Principal speakers at the conference will be Dr. Joseph Burg. Israel cabinet member, and David Horowitz, governor of the Central Bank of Israel. They arrived in this country this week to assist in the campaign.


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I have answered a question like that in the past. You can find the answer here:
Maybe I should get some documentation on that send to chris buechler to be added to the docs as this
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Betreff: [m0n0wall] Routing to a VPN on OPT interface from LAN?
Hi all,
In a m0n0-to-m0n0 IPSec VPN, is it possible to have a VPN terminated to
an OPT interface and yet still have the tunnel accessible from LAN?
Remote LAN is 192.168.4.0/24, Local LAN is 192.168.0.0/24, Local OPT is
The tunnel is up and running and it works correctly between Local OPT
and Remote LAN. However, I'd like to be able to achieve some access
to/from the Local LAN from the Remote LAN.
I've got some NAT in place to allow access to 192.168.0.2 from the
Remote LAN (via the OPT interface). I'm not sure if this is working but
will test it when I can - this "pinhole" (both ways) is basically what I
wish to achieve. At present, I can't seem to get any traffic to pass
from the Local LAN to the Remote LAN via the VPN.
Is this possible? It would be very handy for my purposes. Or, failing
that, how would you recommend I achieve this kind of setup? My current
thoughts are towards a second interface in 192.168.0.2 that will connect
it to Local OPT (as well as Local LAN).
Any help greatly appreciated :)
Chris Taylor
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Barbara Walters, 80, announced during The View's Hot Topics this morning that she's got heart surgery scheduled.
"Later this week, I'm going to have surgery to replace one faulty heart valve," Walters said.
"You kept it secret very well, Barbara," Joy Behar said.
Walters, who said that she has known about her faulty valve for a while, discovered it during an echocardiogram, and explained that she and her doctors agreed: "Since the summer is coming up, I can take a nice vacation."
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I recently purchased a new external hard drive and I set about transferring
files from my old XP computer to my new hard drive that I then connected to
my Sony Vaio laptop. Most files on the new hard drive are accessible on my
Vista laptop, but a large group (100 Gig) of video editing folders and files
are not accessible. I get these messages:
"You don't currently have permission to access this folder. Click "continue"
to gain access."
Then "You have been denied permission to access this folder - To gain access
you will need to use the security tab."
I have tried to follow the instructions on the help file: "Take ownership of
a file or folder", but although I have at least managed to get the video
files visible, Windows Media Player cannot play them. I can't do anything
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Decreasing returns, patent licensing and price-reducing taxes
Patent licensing agreements among competing firms usually involve royalties which are often considered to be anticompetitive as they raise market prices. In this paper we propose simple tax policies than can alleviate the effect of royalties. Considering a Cournot duopoly where firms produce under decreasing returns and trade a patented technology, we show that the interaction of royalties with decreasing returns may generate the counter-intuitive result that market prices decrease in the magnitude of diseconomies of scale. In such cases there exist progressive quantity taxes on firms that weaken the effect of royalties and lower the market prices. These taxes collect sufficient revenue to compensate firms for their losses. As a result, it is possible to design deficit neutral tax-transfer schemes that strictly Pareto improve the welfare of consumers as well as firms.
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- Dennis W. Carlton & Glenn C. Loury, 1980. "The Limitations of Pigouvian Taxes as a Long-Run Remedy for Externalities," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 95(3), pages 559-566.
- Alan J. Auerbach & James R. Hines Jr., 2001. "Perfect Taxation with Imperfect Competition," NBER Working Papers 8138, National Bureau of Economic Research, Inc.
- de Meza, David & Maloney, John & Myles, Gareth D., 1995. "Price-reducing taxation," Economics Letters, Elsevier, vol. 47(1), pages 77-81, January.
- Baumol, William J, 1972. "On Taxation and the Control of Externalities," American Economic Review, American Economic Association, vol. 62(3), pages 307-322, June.
- Morton I. Kamien & Yair Tauman, 1986.
"Fees Versus Royalties and the Private Value of a Patent,"
The Quarterly Journal of Economics,
Oxford University Press, vol. 101(3), pages 471-491.
- Morton I. Kamien & Yair Tauman, 1984. "Fees Versus Royalties and the Private Value of a Patent," Discussion Papers 583, Northwestern University, Center for Mathematical Studies in Economics and Management Science.
- Dillen, Mats, 1995. "Corrective tax and subsidy policies in economies with Bertrand competition," Journal of Public Economics, Elsevier, vol. 58(2), pages 267-282, October.
- Geanakoplos, John & Polemarchakis, H.M., 2008. "Pareto improving taxes," Journal of Mathematical Economics, Elsevier, vol. 44(7-8), pages 682-696, July.
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- Michael L. Katz & Carl Shapiro, 1986. "How to License Intangible Property," The Quarterly Journal of Economics, Oxford University Press, vol. 101(3), pages 567-589.
- Wang, X. Henry, 1998. "Fee versus royalty licensing in a Cournot duopoly model," Economics Letters, Elsevier, vol. 60(1), pages 55-62, July.
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A Letter from the Doctor (no dab)
Talk about it here.
A Letter from the Doctor were short narratives, written as if by the Doctor himself.
The first letter appeared in the very first issue of Doctor Who Magazine and occasionally thereafter in special issues celebrating milestones in the publication's history.
More recently, "A Letter from the Doctor" was revived for the Annual-style publication, the Doctor Who Storybook. Most of the letters to date have been written by the show's producer and lead writer, Russell T Davies, with the exception of the Doctor Who Storybook 2009, when the letter was written by newly appointed showrunner Steven Moffat.
The letter in the Doctor Who Storybook 2010 — written again by Davies — is different in format from the others, appearing to be the transcription of a garbled transmission from the Doctor. It includes snippets of dialogue from Tenth Doctor TV episodes going back to the incarnation's very first words. Because of this format, it was believed the first words of the letter, "Don't forget me", might have been the last words of the Tenth Doctor in The End of Time. Ultimately, this was not the case; the final words spoken by him in that episode were, "I don't want to go". His final words to Sarah Jane Smith in the television story The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith were, "Don't forget me".


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Sunday, July 7
Sacred Trust Talks and Book Signings: 150 Years of History
The Gettysburg Foundation and Gettysburg National Military Park present 1-hour talks by Civil War literary giants followed by question and answer sessions and book signings. All lectures are free and take place outside under the Museum and Visitor Center tent; book signings follow inside the Visitor Center lobby.
Opening the Gettysburg Campaign:
The Battle of Brandy Station, June 9, 1863
Eric Wittenberg
Time: 9:30 a.m.
Gettysburg's Forgotten Corps Commander:
The Life and Career of Major General George Sykes
John Hoptak
Time: 10:30 a.m.
Reunion and Commemoration at Gettysburg
Sue Boardman
Time: 11:30 a.m.
Sickles at Gettysburg
James Hessler
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Despair, Defeat, Redemption and Determination: The Army of the Potomac in 1863
D. Scott Hartwig
Time: 1:30 p.m.
What Gettysburg Taught Me
Noah Andre Trudeau
Time: 2:30 p.m.
Through The Looking Glass: The Reflection of Military History at Gettysburg
William Hewitt
Time: 3:30 p.m.
A.P. Hill: Savior or Red Devil?
Patrick Falci
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Interpretive Programs
Please join National Park Service rangers for interpretive programs about the battle of Gettysburg, the civilian experience and the aftermath of the battle. Auto stop locations can be found on the Self-Guiding Auto Tour map, which is also available in the lobby of the Visitor Center. All programs are free.
Battle Overview
Location: Ford Education Center, located inside the Visitor Center
Time: 9:30 a.m., 11 a.m., 4 p.m. (30 minutes)
First Day
Location: Auto Stop #2
Time: 10 a.m. (1 hour)
Second Day
Location: Park at Auto Stop #10; meet in Peach Orchard
Time: 2 p.m. (1 hour)
Third Day
Location: Park in the Soldiers' National Cemetery South Parking Lot;
meet at "Ranger Program Begins Here" sign
Time: 10:30 a.m. and 4 p.m. (1 hour)
Soldiers' National Cemetery
Visit the site of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
Location: Taneytown Road entrance to the Soldiers' National Cemetery, Auto Stop #16
Time: 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 3:30 p.m. (1 hour)
Little Round Top/
Location: Park at Auto Stop #8; meet at General Warren statue
Time: 11 a.m. (1 hour)
Location: Ford Education Center, inside the Visitor Center
Time: 1:30 p.m. (1 hour)
On McPherson's Ridge
Location: Meet at the West End Guide Station, off Route 30 West;
park on Stone Avenue
Time: 1:30 p.m. (1 hour)
Civil War Soldier
Location: Ranger Program Site #1, behind the Visitor Center
Time: 2 p.m. (1 hour)
Care of the Wounded
Location: Ranger Program Site #2, behind the Visitor Center
Time: 3 p.m. (1 hour)
Culp's Hill
Location: Culp's Hill Tower
Time: 3 p.m. (1hour)
Location: National Park Service information desk
Time: 3:30 p.m. (2 hours)
Long Remembered
Location: Meet at the "Ranger Program Begins Here" sign in the Soldiers' National Cemetery parking lot
Time: 6 p.m. (1 hour)
Evening Campfire
Location: Park at amphitheater, near Auto Stop #6
Time: 8:30 p.m. (1 hour)
Living History
Visit to the Past
Location 1: Ranger Site #2, behind the Visitor Center 11:30 a.m., 12:30 & 2:30 p.m.
Location 2: Museum and Visitor Center 10:30
Location 3: George Spangler Farm (via shuttle from Visitor Center) 1:30 p.m.
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Made from a very special Micro Closed Cell Polymer Resin "Aither", Tannus tire uses a foaming technology. And, it may look similar to that used in many lightweight sports shoes, but it is totally different from any other foaming technology both in terms of its process or the condition. It is made from the one-and-only material "Aithercompound" with a very unique foaming process.
Aither1.1 has much enhanced elasticity than Aither1.0, ensuring a better feel whilst riding and good grip performance. Furthermore, Aither1.1 is performing at a much lower rolling resistance –approximately 15% less. It now has the rolling resistance rate that closely matches premium pneumatic city bike tires, taking this a step closer to ideal bike tire.
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The goal of Tannus TIRE is to make changes to the world from a small aspect. In order to do this we are continuously challenging for technological innovation with great passion, and are moving ahead step by step. We believe that when small changes of the world gather as one, there would be significant progresses to the whole humanity and the environment we live in.
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Have infinite passion in bicycle culture and development of the industry.
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Carry out co-development of EVA foam injection moulding technology with Nike Sports shoe midsole
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Starts original development of airless bicycle tire
Developed first prototype of airless bicycle tire
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Launch of the new compound "Aither1.1"
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Celebs Arrive at Kim Kardashian's Wedding (VIDEO)
Kim Kardashian's big day last weekend? Well, get a little taste of the star studded arrivals to her wedding in the brand new video clip from E! News.Missed out on
Eva Longoria, Mario Lopez, and Ryan Seacrest are just a few of the celebs you watch pose on on their way inside.
But once they crossed through, they had someone special ready to greet them.
Scott Disick! Watch Kourtney's beau welcome the guests from the balcony in the clip above.


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Welcome to My Summer Nightmare: Tweens Home Alone
At one point or other, you knew it was going to happen. Your 12-year-old daughter has launched a babysitting career of her own in the neighborhood and now insists: "Mom I'm old enough to stay home alone." (She's referring to the 40-plus hours during which you are at work and she's on summer break.)
The drill starts with the insistence that "I'm too old for a babysitter," and goes something like this: "But mom, all my friend's moms let them stay at home." Or, "Mom: nothing bad is going to happen while you are at work, I'm just going to have (fill in the name/my best friend) over to watch TV."
It's at this moment that your attempt to orchestrate a full summer's schedule for her of babysitters, camps, and swimming lessons via Excel spreadsheet, is totally shot.
I know, I've been down this road three times, enough to learn that my instinct to hire an off-duty Navy SEAL for a stealth drop-in mission, to make sure the kids were okay (i.e. not throwing parties), were right on.
Where is Mrs. Doubtfire?
Summers suck for the working mom, especially when you're leaving tweens and teens back at the ranch with idle time on their hands. While you slog away at work, your kids are popping pizzas in the oven and forgetting they are there, or welcoming friends through the front door and unleashing the dog to roam the neighborhood.
Where is Mrs. Doubtfire when you need her?
The list of potential disasters goes on and on. I know this firsthand because I've experienced just about all of these calls while at work:
"Mom the smoke alarm just went off?"
"Hi Mom, I locked myself out of the front door and Emily (the toddler your older daughter is watching) is taking her nap inside."
"Mom, how do you make macaroni and cheese (with the metal pan) in the microwave?"
And that's just the tween stage, don't even get me started about life with a high school or college-aged teen home alone during the summer. My 18-year-old daughter tells me that the new pastime is "Grill and Chill Parties:" daytime BBQ bashes teens stage while moms are at work. Last summer it was garage beer pong. (Substitute ping pong paddles for shots of Corona.)
So what's a working mom to do? One of my co-workers came up with a clever way to get around the "babysitter" issue: she dubbed the teen-aged babysitter who watched her tween son "his summer concierge," explaining that "He's here to help drive you to baseball practice or else you would have to walk. He's here to serve you."
Luckily for her, her son bought it. I've never been so lucky.
Many Circle of Moms members say they too don't know what to do with tweens while they're at work. Sherri M. says she tried to leave her 12-year-old step-son alone during the day and thought he was going to be safe because "he's taken the first aid courses." She also says, "You know when the dog's away, the cats will play."
Biting the Bullet
As I've learned, and Circle of Moms member like Ana R. point out, "at some point you have to leave them home alone." You just have to bite the bullet. It's one of those "letting go" moments we all despise.
But Ana suggests a trial period: "You might try leaving work to go see what is happening in your home. Surprise visits to see what is going on are a great idea. I randomly sent neighbors or relatives over to my house to make sure my son was not causing trouble."
Hmmm, maybe that back-up team of Navy SEALS is not such a bad idea after all.
Do you leave your tweens home alone?
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My digital life ... Jo Tindall
The employment lawyer from Walker Morris on celebrity gossip, friends laughing at her phone and living in the Dark Ages
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