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Thai coalminer Banpu has received approval from Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board and the Bank of Thailand for its $477 million takeover bid for Mongolian coal explorer
Italy's Eni has started production from the $US1 billion Kitan oil project in the Timor Sea, with production expected to peak at 40,000 barrels per day. The field, in which Inpex and Talisman Resources have stakes, lies in the Joint Petroleum Development Area, jointly managed by East Timor and Australia.
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One of Australia's largest wheat exporters, CBH Grain, has appointed Noble Japan KK executive Atsushi Machida as marketing manager in its Tokyo office. The appointment forms part of CBH's global growth strategy.
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text: On 07/07/2010 05:25, Johann Kois wrote: > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > On 07.07.2010 02:20, Mike Bybee wrote: > >> >> On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 4:19 PM, Johann Kois<jkois at freebsd.org >> <mailto:jkois at freebsd.org>> wrote: >> >> -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- >> Hash: SHA1 >> >> On 07.07.2010 01:02, finid at linuxbsdos.com >> <mailto:finid at linuxbsdos.com> wrote: >> >>> >> >> I actually like the development tab and use it regularly - I'd >> vote to >> >> keep it. Realistically very few actual 'end users' use PC-BSD, >> but a lot >> > of devs do. >> > >> > Mike, those "end users" are actually waiting, desperately waiting for >> > PC-BSD to become a lot more end user-friendly, so that they can >> use it. >> > >> > -- >> > Fini D. >> > ___________________________ >> >> Hm, you want to clarify what makes the system so "totally unusable" at >> the moment? So that "the end-users" cannot use it? >> >> >> jkois >> >> - -- >> Johann Kois >> jkois(at)FreeBSD.org >> FreeBSD Documentation Project >> FreeBSD German Documentation Project - https://doc.bsdgroup.de >> >> >> If you mean that seriously, I can provide notes from my most recent >> pilot project. If you're being facetious, then I would recommend you go >> find a random business person and ask them to use PC-BSD for 2 weeks. >> >> > I am always serious. No time for joking around on mailinglists. But if > such a statement as above is made (and "cannot use a system" for me > equals "is not usable, therefore unusable") I just want to know what > exactly the encountered problems are. > > But that is not the real point here. I agree there are several issues > regarding the usage of PC-BSD which will/can create problems especially > for end-users (by that I mean newer/less experienced users). > > But: > > - - Are all these problems documented somewhere? And I am not talking > about a post on a mailinglist here, because it is pretty easy to miss > such reports within all the posts on the list. Maybe they are all > reported on http://trac.pcbsd.org as feature requests/problem reports? > - - If they are all documented/reported. Is there enough manpower to > investigate/implement all these changes? Does the PC-BSD Project even > have the possibility to change/fix all of them? I think we know the > answer to that questions (unfortunately) ... > - - What is/should be the ultimate goal of PC-BSD? Making experiencing > "BSD on the desktop" easier? Or make it the "perfect desktop > experience"? In reality it is probably the first one, but what many > people would like to see is the second one (again mostly a problem of > available manpower/ressources). > > > > jkois > Lots of good ideas here and important fixes to improve PC-BSD, however what it always comes down to is time and manpower. Obviously if I could fix every single thing here in the next few weeks / months / year I would. But that's just not realistic at this point, so instead for each major & point release I try to identify a few key areas which need improvement and work on those, get them done and then move on. This is open-source though, so if anybody has a particular key area they want to see improved, then by all means get hacking. If enough people take on just a single task we can start to make a dent in a lot of these things rather quickly. I've just setup our TODO list for 9.0 which is about a year out, with some of the big issues I have on my plate to start fixing: http://wiki.pcbsd.org/index.php/PC-BSD_9.0_TODO Feel free to add yourselves to the list with goals to have done for 9 or e-mail me if you want to discuss any other specific ideas to work on. If you want to work on something FreeBSD specific, like laptop suspend / sleep / resume then we can probably point you in the right direction :) -- Kris Moore PC-BSD Software iXsystems


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So Tuesday night seemed as good a time as any to ask – what's the secret to going 9-1 against Michigan?
OK, the answer might not be as exciting as you'd hope, but it was pretty simple, and clearly the formula worked.
"We were fortunate," he said. "We had good players. We had great focus. We had great respect for our opponent. We would never do anything other than try to be at our best, and you have a better chance to win if you're at your best. I think it was our respect of Michigan that was very helpful."
Of course, emphasizing the rivalry – something Tressel clearly did in his time – also helped. From his famous "310 days" speech in 2001 to the Maize and Blue periods he inserted into each practice session throughout the year, Tressel was in some ways the polar opposite of his predecessor, John Cooper, and the result was quite different from Cooper's 2-10-1 mark.
"There's no question about it, we had great emphasis on the Ohio State-Michigan game," Tressel said. "I remember learning as a young coach, I heard Bo Schembechler say, 'You get what you emphasize.' I can promise you, we emphasized that game."
Tressel spoke while at the Ohio Union for the annual Celebrities for Diabetes event, which honors the life of OSU legend Jack Tatum, who passed away in July 2010 after complications from the disease. The 13th-year event has raised more than $3 million for the Central Ohio Diabetes Association since its inception.
"It's awful special to be back on campus in Ohio State-Michigan week, period, and to have a chance to be at the diabetes event with Jack Tatum's name, John Hicks, Jeff Logan and all the people involved," Tressel said. "The fact that Ohio State and Michigan get together to do something good is a great thing."
This year's contest will be the 110th between the Buckeyes and Wolverines, and many people refer to the border war as the greatest rivalry in sports. The book written exclusively about each game in the rivalry is titled "One Game Season," after all, and year in and year out, The Game seems to determine not just bragging rights but championships.
"I think the fact that there were so many of the Ohio State-Michigan games that defined who the Big Ten champions were going to be," Tressel said when asked why this is such a special rivalry. "I heard them talking this week about the Auburn-Alabama game and for the first time it's going to determine who is going to the SEC Championship Game. Well, the Ohio State-Michigan game for decades has decided things. I think because of the importance of the individual games, it made the series even greater."
As such, Tressel seemed to understand what made the rivalry so unique. This week, Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer said that the responsibility of taking part in such a historic contest "sometimes can be overwhelming," something Tressel confirmed.
"It really is a special thing to have the honor to be a part of this great rivalry, and it is a responsibility," he said. "It is an awesome spot to be at any position in that game, whether you're an equipment manager, a freshman who is not going to play, a starter, a coach, a fan. You spend it all on that afternoon, and it is a great responsibility."
Tressel's nine wins in the rivalry came in many shapes and forms. The 2001 and '04 teams upset favored Michigan teams, while Ohio State finished undefeated regular seasons vs. the Wolverines in 2002 and '06. Tressel also avoided upsets with BCS-bound teams in '05, '07, '08, '09 and '10.
And if the former head coach had a favorite one of those wins, he wouldn't exactly say on Tuesday night.
"The harder the game, the more favorite it is," he said. "There's a couple of them near the end of our tenure there that weren't as tough, quite honestly, but those first seven or eight, they are all pretty memorable."
Meyer, much like Tressel, has gotten off to a 1-0 start in the rivalry as the head coach and, much like Tressel, takes an undefeated team into year two. So will current OSU coach move to 2-0 just like Tressel did in 2002?
Tressel sounds confident in that regard.
"We're a very veteran team," Tressel said. "You talk about the starters on the offensive line, and those are fourth- and fifth-year guys. Braxton is a three-year veteran. Carlos is really a fifth-year guy because he went to prep school out of high school. He's a man. I'm not worried about our focus as we go up there. I think this is a very focused team. I have a lot of confidence in these guys."


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Janet Jackson reveals that she used her anger at Michael Jackson's death in playing 'Why Did I Get Married Too?' scene, saying 'there was some stuff that was right there for me.'
Janet Jackson channeled her anger at the death of her beloved brother Michael Jackson into one furious scene in Tyler Perry's new movie "Why Did I Get Married Too?", when she had to smash up furniture with a golf club.
The singer/actress reprises her role as a psychotherapist in the sequel to the 2007 movie "Why Did I Get Married?" and admits she found the emotional scene therapeutic after a tough 2009, which saw her split from longtime boyfriend Jermaine Dupri and lose the King of Pop.
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Review by homiegangsta
"A Complete Work of Art"
Persona 3 was the first Shin Megami Tensei game that I played and boy was I surprised. Playing this game got me into the Shin Megami Tensei series and today it is one of my most favorite series'. But I can still safely say that my favorite of them is Persona 3. Actually Persona 3 is my favorite game of all time. It is a work of art in my eyes and I'll tell you why.
Story 10/10:
You play as nameless male main character who's silent throughout the game. At the beginning of the game you're being transferred to Gekkokaun High School. When you arrive in Iwatodai you notice that the sky is green and that there is coffin's everywhere. You run off to your dorm only to be greeted by a mysterious boy. He asks you to sign a contract to move on. Then you are greeted by all of the people who live in the dorm and they tell you about your special power Persona which requires you to shoot yourself to unleash the power. They also notify you about the Dark Hour a time at which your school Gekkukaun High is changed into a massive tower crawling with creatures called shadows. This tower is called Tartarus. They appoint you as leader of the group to explore Tartarus. The group is cleverly named S.E.E.S. (Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad). The story grabbed me from start to finish and left me hanging at several parts. The actors did a tremendous job and the story was very cleverly planned out.
Graphics/Design 9.5/10
The game looks great and the backrounds look marvelous. Every part of Iwatodai has beautiful graphics and design. The in-game characters look fine but the character portraits shown when they interact with you look absolutely beautiful. The anime cut scenes were so amazingly done. The design of the shadows and persona's all look very well done and are very detailed.
Gameplay 10/10
This is an area that makes Persona so unique. All of the grinding takes place in Tartarus. Its battle system depends on hitting the enemies weaknesses to trigger an ALL OUT ATTACK! An All Out Attack consists of all of your party members attacking all of the enemies at the same time usually resulting in killing the enemies unless they are a boss, tough enemy, or you're just under leveled. This battle system is very unique and makes you feel really good especially when you take out 5 or more strong enemies with one attack to trigger an all out attack. You will be spending a lot of time climbing Tartarus as it's your only source of grinding throughout the game. You need to prepare yourself for each monthly full moon occurrence and keep a nice balance between climbing to the top of Tartarus and doing things at school. There's multiple things that you need to do during each school day. By joining clubs, talking to some people around town, etc. you will form friends by a system called an S-Link. An S-Link maxes out at rank 10 which is an unbreakable bond between you and your friend or girlfriend. You can also date girls to form S-Links but if you form S-Links with two girls at the same time you may cause a negative social link which causes your S-Link with the girl go down. You may be asking What does a social link do? A social link has a certain arcana and raises the power of persona's that you create of the certain arcana. You can fuse, register, and combine your personas in the Velvet Room which is in the entrance of Tartarus and in the back of Pawlonia Mall. In the Velvet Room a guy with an absurdly long nose named Igor can fuse from 2 to even 5 personas together towards the end to create a more powerful persona. However you can only create a persona that has the same or lower level as you. It is a very addicting system with all sorts of possible persona combinations. An S-Link causes the persona to gain exp after Igor fuses it. A maxed S-Link of the fused arcana will almost always level your persona up and will cause the persona to learn new skills. It is a fairly long process to level up your personas up in combat so the S-links help out greatly. The only other individual in the Velvet Room is Elizabeth. Elizabeth can register your personas and also give you a number of requests to do with some of them having due dates. None of her quests are mandatory but can help you a lot because some of the rewards are great. She gives you yen, weapons, items, etc. for doing requests to help you on your journey. While you're at school you also should increase your Academics, Charm, and Courage. Without some of these boosted or maxed certain people will not form social links with you and academics help you on your final minorly. At the Pawlonia Mall you buy weapons, armor, and rings for your party members. You can also fuse Persona's and synthesis items to make weapons and items to increase your personas stats.
Sound/Music: 10/10
The voice acting in the game is top notch and it really helps out the story. The soundtrack in the game is my personal favorite of all time. Shoji Meguro is an excellent composer and a lot of his best music was on Persona 3. They do a beautiful job of changing some of the music during the changing of the seasons and depending on the situation. The music has a wide range of tunes consisting of really catchy JPOP and completely upbeat music and when you get into a darker more serious situation the music changes to the situation. The soundtrack couldn't have been better done and Shoji Meguro is my favorite composer of all time.
Final Verdict:
Oh what an experience Persona 3 is. With its top-notch soundtrack, unique gameplay, and a story that draws you in from start to finish. I can safely say that Persona 3 is my favorite game of all time. There is no reason for any PS2 owner to not have this game in their collection. It is a must have for any RPG fan and is completely 100% perfect in my eyes. If you are a fan of the game I definitely recommend that you also get the Persona 3 Fan Book (It has a cover that says S.E.E.S. across the cover), and the Persona 3 FES Perfect Guide as they have some brilliant information in them. Persona 3 gets a flawless score: 10/10. If you own and have not already played this game get off of the internet right now and put Persona 3 in your PS2 and drop your jaw in complete awe.
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According to Djerfsten, that was when he was attacked.
"They came from both sides with batons and started hitting me. I tried to protect myself the best I could with my arms - and it's possible I may have hit one of them," said Djerfsten.
The whole incident was caught on tape by the petrol station's security camera. The video has now been released to the media as part of the prosecutor's case against the two officers.
Two days after the alleged attack, a bruised Djerfsten went to the police station to report the incident - only to find out that the two officers had already pressed charges against him. Djerfsten was being charged with assault.
The police deny the charges and state that it was Djerfsten who assaulted them first. They say his punches were not caught on tape because there is an 0.8 second gap between images on the security system's tape.
"A punch is very fast," said the policewoman charged.
Svenska Dagbladet reported that the chief prosecutor, Christer Ekelund, will use the tape as evidence during the trial. The two police are being charged with assault, misconduct and false testimony. The prosecutor believes the evidence against them is strong and confirms Djerfsten's version of events.
"The tape shows what really happened," said Ekelund
Speaking in Saturday's Dagens Nyheter, Djerfsten said that the incident is highly damaging to the reputation of Sweden's police.
"It's not like when I was a boy and police constables patrolled the streets in pairs. Then you could ask them anything and get reasonable answers," he said.
"But these two shouldn't be police officers. They're not capable of doing the job. Police should be sociable and listen to people."
Sources: Dagens Nyheter, Aftonbladet


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OnMedia: That darn liberal rag
Last week's revelation by Dan Bice in his Journal Sentinel column that county executive candidate Chris Abele didn't deal with a drunken driving citation for years is one of those stories that could sink a candidacy.
Then, on Sunday, the top story on the Journal Sentinel's front page reported that state troopers were writing fewer traffic tickets during the Capitol protests, when they were drawn off the roads to keep on eye on the crowds.
Neither of these stories fit into the mythical notion of the Journal Sentinel as a lefty newspaper, slanting its coverage to help Democrats.
That's not to say you couldn't find such stories, even in Sunday paper, where another front-page story quotes Supreme Court Justice David Prosser as calling Chief Justice Shirley Abraham a "bitch."
Of course, that's the point.
The Journal Sentinel is neither liberal nor conservative -- especially on its news pages.
Its anachronistic editorial page is a whole other deal (remember, it endorsed Scott Walker for governor and Abele for county exec).
Still, ideologues on both sides have plenty of material to complain about, and you can read hundreds of their pearls of wisdom on stories posted anonymously at JS Online.
You know, like this (uncorrected) gem from "allOverAgain:" "The demorats are the lowliest form of life on the planet, the ends justify the means, so the candidate is of little consequence. Bring us your wretched, morally challenged, and principally bankrupt, we are the proud marxist/demorat party."
At least a little more focused was this critic of the newspaper, "WIbloodlines," who typed, "The conservative JS will keep digging up these very old or non-newsworthy stories..."
Another, calling himself "MKEblues," asked Bice, "Dan, aren't you worried that the JS endorsed Abele?"
This modern practice of ranting behind a silly pseudonym is a topic for another day. But, of course, it adds nothing to the political discussion but vitriol.
While I can't speak for Bice, I can speak as a former Journal Sentinel reporter. Reporters don't spend a lot of time worrying about what the editorial page does. The concern of a good reporter is the story that you're working on; that it's accurate and fair and as complete as possible.
And the fine reporters on these stories, Bice, Cary Spivak, Ben Poston, Patrick Marley and Larry Sandler are professionals. They work hard to keep their own views out of their stories. I'm not saying they're liberal. In most cases, I don't even know their individual views.
I've been in this business for more than three decades and have heard complaints of media bias ever since I started as a wire service reporter in Chicago. Generally, a media bias complaint comes when a story doesn't fit a reader's particular point of view.
The news doesn't always fit in an us-and-them point of view that is fostered by conservative talk radio, but mirrored by partisans on the left. Some reporters covering the Madison protests felt it from protesters with an "if you're not with us, your against us" attitude.
Ideologues seem to forget that not everybody is an ideologue. In fact, I believe most people aren't.
But they're the ones squawking, both online and on talk radio, obscuring any real political discussion.
In the meantime, reporters will continue to report.
On TV: In what could potentially be a big deal, Netflix has picked up its first original series, a politically thriller called "House of Cards" starring Kevin Spacey. It won't launch until late 2012, but could continue the revolution in how we watch television and present another challenge to tradition networks.
- Nothing's official, but it's likely that Sunday night's season finale of ABC's "Detroit 1-8-7" will be the final installment of the well-made, but little-watched cop show.
- Speaking of doomed ABC shows, the network has scheduled a non-rerun of "No Ordinary Family" for Saturday night, the place shows go to die. Again, there's no official word on the fate of show. It was originally scheduled for March 29.
- In a sign of the power of Fox's "Glee," the show's first original songs, "Losers Like Me" and "Get it Right," hit the top of the iTunes chart last week, after they aired on the show.
- Syfy has ordered a second season of British remake "Being Human."
- The Chicago Sun-Times has had another round on newsroom layoffs, including media/advertising columnist Lewis Lazare.
A bit of a wait for "Terra Nova" on Fox: "Terra Nova," a drama with Steve Spielberg's name among the executive producers, was supposed to debut later this spring. But Fox has pushed what it calls an "one of the most ambitious television series ever produced" back to this fall.
The special-effects laden show is about time travel, a dying planet in 2149 and an family colonizing the prehistoric Earth in an attempt at a second chance to build civilization.
Instead, Fox released this 30-second promo for the upcoming show:
phantomcat | March 23, 2011 at 11:33 a.m. (report)
tommcmahon, The analogy is hiring a sportswriter who insists on publishing the correct score. When a talk radio or TV show displays a track record of lies and distortions, from either side, I find it informative when a critic brings such untruths to light. Fox "news" reports information that appeals to it's base, without regard for the facts.
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hintysen | March 23, 2011 at 11:07 a.m. (report)
The chief justice of the state Supreme Court is Shirley Abrahamson, not Abraham.
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phantomcat | March 23, 2011 at 10:07 a.m. (report)
Wonderful article. An apparent fly in this controversial ointment is the misconception that radio WTMJ (The Milwaukee Journal) and the newspaper are joined at the hip. Once a very dependable source for news and commentary, that radio station now has become so right leaning that at times will make Glenn Beck blush, as in the (Johnathon Green time slot) that broadcast, as a fact, Pres. Obama was building a death (concentration) camp for the elderly. Given that those on the right eagerly accept that misinformation, and the fact that the broadcasts continually discredit the integrity of the Journal-Sentinel, many form their bias against the newspaper without ever reading it.
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Pete. | March 23, 2011 at 8:28 a.m. (report)
Good article. Yes, there are both liberal and conservative writers at the JS, but overall I would agree that it's a pretty mainstream newspaper without much slant. As for Mr. Cuprisin - he writes about TV and radio. Where would politics even fit in his articles? I haven't seen any bias one way or the other. Mkelover claiming that the term "your side" proves Cuprisin's slant is completely laughable. Some people are just paranoid, I guess.
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sandstorm | March 23, 2011 at 7:20 a.m. (report)
i wasn't wrong. they were not "bound" anywhere until the brackets were announced.
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ABBEY ANGEL is expected to go well for Ryedale trainer Richard Fahey in the EBF 32Red.com Fillies' Handicap at Wolverhampton today.
The four-year-old has been in a rich vein of form since the turn of the year, going down narrowly at Chelmsford before securing her first victory in nearly a year and a half over this course and distance a fortnight ago.
She has more on her plate on her return to Dunstall Park, with another course-winning stablemate, Mitre Peak, and David Simcock's hat-trick seeker India's Song both rated as dangers, but Abbey Angel gets the nod.
NEZWAAH looked a really smart recruit on her Chelmsford introduction and looks primed to make it two from two in the 32Red Casino Handicap.
The daughter of Dubawi had presumably been showing trainer Roger Varian plenty on the Newmarket gallops prior to her debut in early January as she was heavily supported into odds-on favouritism.
Those who took the prohibitive odds will have had few concerns during the one-mile journey, with Nezwaah oozing class and picking up well to beat the more experienced Rahyah by a length and a half without being extended.
The fact the runner-up has disappointed since does temper enthusiasm slightly, but that is hardly Nezwaah's fault and the handicapper may have underestimated her scope after handing her an opening mark of 73.
BEST NEW SHOW will not be winning out of turn if coming good in the Ladbrokes Maiden Stakes.
The David Evans-trained juvenile looked a winner waiting to happen after filling the runner-up spot on her debut at Ripon last summer, but she has so far failed to hit the bullseye.
She turned in another good effort in defeat on her second start at Goodwood and that pattern has continued since having her attentions turned to all-weather racing, running well at Wolverhampton, Lingfield and particularly when narrowly beaten at Southwell last time.
Best New Show is clearly no star, but she should have enough about her to land what looks a very winnable race on paper.
POUR LA VICTOIRE should give us a good run for our money in the racinguk.com/winterseasonticket Handicap at Kempton.
Tony Carroll's six-year-old has a consistent profile overall and has run well in defeat at this track on his last couple of starts.
He was doing all his best work at the finish when a close fourth over six furlongs here a fortnight ago and the return to a mile can help him register a first success since last summer.
The jumping fare comes from Plumpton, where recent course and distance scorer BEBINN can follow up in the blueribandbet.com All Ante Post Singles NRNB Handicap Chase.
Paul Webber's mare showed a couple of weeks ago that very demanding conditions suit her well and with testing ground once again on the menu, a 5lb hike might not be enough to stop her earning another visit to the winner's enclosure.
KEMPTON: 2.15 Little Big Man, 2.50 Fun Money, 3.25 Pour La Victoire, 3.55 Be Royale, 4.30 Doctor Parkes, 5.00 Galuppi.
PLUMPTON: 1.35 Clayton, 2.10 Very Live, 2.45 Mogestic, 3.20 Sir Hubert, 3.50 Bebinn, 4.25 Carqalin.
WOLVERHAMPTON: 2.00 Fairy Foxglove, 2.35 Jeanie's Place, 3.10 Wavelet, 3.40 NEZWAAH (NAP), 4.10 Abbey Angel, 4.45 Best New Show, 5.15 National Service.
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This painting, of medium size, occupies an unusual
place in the middle of the Te Deum, which it illustrates. Men of the Middle Ages saw a close relationship hetween the baptism of Saint Augustine and the origins of this magnificent rich song whose verses in
praise of God alternate like a noble dialogue.
According to Jacopo da Voragine's The Golden Legend, on Easter day Augustine received baptism with his son, Adeodatus, born to him while he was still a pagan philosopher, and his friend Alypius, converted like Augustine by the words of Saint Ambrose.
After public confession and baptism Saint Ambrose cried "Te Deum Laudamus, " to which Augustine replied "Te Dominum confitemur"; their alternate words of praise continued on to make up the whole hymn.
The Limbourgs represented the scene in a hexagonal baptistery with red vaults. Immersed to his waist in the baptismal font, Augustine wears a miter that symbolizes his future office of bishop of Hippo in Africa.
Dressed in priestly vestments and wearing the miter of the archhishop of Milan, Saint Ambrose pours the haptismal water over Augustine's head. Various figures complete the scene, including one wearing a pointed turban, one contemplating the baptism, and others commenting on it.
Inside the initial letter, from which colored foliage spreads, we see painted with a fine, light brush, a praying figure, perhaps meant to represent Saint Augustine.
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Sen. Boxer on reforming the filibuster
Sen. Boxer on reforming the filibuster from JD Lasica on Vimeo.
Yesterday I headed into San Francisco and saw Sen. Barbara Boxer, D-Calif., speak to a packed gallery of 350 or so people at the Commonwealth Club of California (I'm a member). She's in a hotly contested reelection campaign against Carly Fiorina.
As is the case with popular speakers, audience members had to write their questions on a slip of paper and the moderator has to choose which ones to ask. The second question asked was the one I posed: Given the unprecedented use of the filibuster by the Republicans in the current Senate session, what is your position on reforming or eliminating the filibuster?
Here's the video I took of Sen. Boxer's two-minute answer. She said she supports reforming the filibuster rules when the next Senate assembles to set its rules in two ways: requiring 55 votes instead of 60, and requiring senators to actually filibuster on their feet.
Now, we need a majority of senators to agree on the same reforms.
Watch, download or embed the video on Vimeo
My thanks to the Commonwealth Club for allowing the public to videotape and photograph their speakers.
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Help Jerry Brown fend off Whitman's false attacks
I've met Jerry Brown and consider him a straight shooter compared with the stream of misleading claims coming from Meg Whitman's campaign. So I just contributed $50 to Brown's campaign for governor.
From the Brown campaign today:
Yesterday, Meg Whitman launched her latest false attack ad, backed by even more millions from her personal wealth. She recycles the same lies — ridiculous claims about my husband that have already been proved false by journalists and non-partisans like factcheck.org. Her strategy is simple: spout the same un-truths, over and over, buying up the airwaves, and hope Californians believe them.
That's not the way to get California working again. Can you help Jerry fight back? Since we'll be massively outspent, we've carefully conserved our resources, but we will still need more grassroots donations to help us get the facts out.
Whitman's latest ad repeats the same false claims that Jerry raised taxes, that California lost jobs and that state employees gained excessive benefits. Whitman's ad offers no specifics and no support for those claims.
Let me tell you the truth about Jerry:
* Under Jerry, Californians saw their tax burden reduced by more than $16 billion.
* Jerry indexed the personal income tax to adjust for inflation, eliminated the business inventory tax and offered energy tax credits, as well as other tax-saving measures.
* Under Jerry, California created more than 1.9 million new jobs — including the job Meg Whitman moved to California for in 1981.
* As Governor, Jerry proposed limiting pension benefits, and vetoed pay increases for state employees when he believed the state couldn't afford them.. (You can read all the facts here.)
Don't let these facts sit on the sidelines. We're preparing an aggressive push in the coming months but need your help to give us the resources to dispute Meg Whitman's falsehoods and lay out our vision for getting California working again. Meg Whitman may have a big checkbook, but we have thousands of committed, grassroots donors. If we all chip in — even a little — we can keep pace.
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Even if you are a small business, it is important to have a website for your company. If you are still relying on older marketing techniques to get the word out about your business, you are losing customers. If your business is very small, the task of designing and maintaining a website can be overwhelming. It doesn't have to be. There are many different services offered for small businesses to help them have a successful website. When looking for the best web hosting service for your company, consider the following questions:
Do you want to design it yourself or get a professional design?
Do you want to allow customers to make a purchase online?
How much technical support and IT management do you want?
Template or Professional Design
Whether or not you want to use a template to design your website or get it professionally designed is a personal choice that needs to take into account the needs of your business. If your website is mostly used to generate leads or convey information, a template might be sufficient. The more complex the needs of your website, the more likely you will want a professional design. But that doesn't mean that you need to search the classified ads to find a website designer. Many web hosting companies offer that service when you sign up with them.
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If you want to sell products online, you will need a secure website. This is a website where the information is encrypted while it is being transferred. Banks and other websites use this feature all the time to protect their customers' privacy.
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Even if you are a small business, it is important to have a website for your company. If you are still relying on older marketing techniques to get the word out about your business, you are losing customers. If your business is very small, the task of designing and maintaining a website can be overwhelming. It doesn't have to be. There are many different services offered for small businesses to help them have a successful website. When looking for the best web hosting service for your company, consider the following questions:
Because furniture in Gulfport is so expensive, it is important to find furniture that you really like and take good care of it so that it will last for many years. The way you treat your furniture will have a huge impact on how long you will be able to use it. By doing some things – and not doing others – you will have furniture to last you a very long time.
Tips for Taking Care of Cloth Furniture
One of the biggest things that ruins cloth furniture or furniture with a cover on it is food. Do not allow food on your cloth furniture, because some spills cannot just be wiped up with a rag. They can leave permanent stains and leave your nice furniture smelling of food. Keep pets off of the furniture as well, because they tend to be dirty and will leave marks on the furniture. Some also shed and leave unwanted hair. For similar reasons, teach children to keep their feet off or to at least have clean socks on if they want to put their feet up. Make sure to vacuum often. Things may slip down into the cracks or dirt will seep into the cloth. Taking out all the cushions and covering every surface with the suction of a vacuum cleaner will keep out all those things.
Tips for Taking Care of Other Furniture
Beware of cold drinks or plates. The condensation that comes off of them can become permanent stains. Purchase some coasters and encourage people to use them at all times. This will keep those ugly rings off of nice furniture, especially wood. Never place anything hot directly on the furniture as well. It may leave a burn or misshape the material that the furniture is made of. Hot plates will help with this. Wipe down the furniture with appropriate cleaner on a regular basis. For example, wood furniture in Gulfport should be wiped down with some sort of wood cleaner that will seal it and help it shine. When it must be moved around, pick it up and carry it rather than dragging it across the floor.
In today's age, almost everything is being placed on computers. More and more people are beginning to use some sort of computer system in order to access the services that they want and need. Even more people are using cell phones and tablets almost constantly. Because of these things, you may find that less people are visiting your library. This can be somewhat disappointing, though, these people are simply able to access the same materials from almost any location and at any time. This is why it may be important for you to consider using a library digitalization service. These services will help you to put all of the materials that you have in your library on the Internet, making it so that people have access to these important materials. Here is a quick look at some of the basics of using a digitalization service for your library.
Benefits of Digitalization
There are a variety of different benefits that come from digitalizing your library, even if this process takes a great deal of time and energy. The first benefit of digitalization is that you will be able to make access to your materials extremely easy. Once you have put everything on computers, you will be able to put these materials online, where they can be accessed by the people in your city or town. This can be extremely useful for many people since it means that they can have access to the materials that they need without having to make a trip to the library. Digitalization can also help to protect all of your items, acting as a sort of insurance.
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While you can do library digitalization on your own, you are more than likely going to need the help of a professional company. A great company will be able to make sure that all of your materials are digitalized correctly and properly organized. When you use a professional company, they will also be able to make sure that this process is done quickly. Another benefit of using a great company is that they will know how to properly handle all of your items, which is important if you have sensitive materials.
My dad is thinking of buying a small farm back in the province where he grow up, somewhere nice to go for rest and relaxation and away from the noise and pollution in the city. I told him he has to know how to maintain a farm or hire someone who could do it for him. I know he has no idea what hydraulic booster is so it is better for him to find a caretaker. They won't be there all the time as well so it just make sense to do so. I could picture them retiring in a farm though, growing vegetables and having chickens in the backyard. When you spend all your life working it's nice to have a place of your own to rest your mind and body and fresh air wouldn't hurt too.
A friend of mine recently gave birth to a bouncing baby girl and I couldn't be happier for her. I am partial to girls since I have two of my own and I always say how I love having daughters. It is no secret that I've always wanted to be a mom to girls and I was blessed to have two. My friend found out she was having a baby girl during her ultrasound so halfway through the pregnancy they already know what they are having, her husband didn't bother buying cohiba cigars to give to his friends once the baby was born (this symbolizes having a boy if I'm not mistaken). I'm sure they will have lots of wonderful memories as a family now that their little one finally arrived.
My husband spent a few weeks in San Jose, CA last February so he was able to drive around nearby cities and visit some tourist attractions. One of the places he went to was a beautiful cathedral and then the Railroad Museum. He took a lot of pictures for me of course so I was thrilled. I wish someday we would see these places with him. I love to travel with my family, we've been to different countries and I'm hoping we would be able to see the world and go on another adventure to a country we've never been before. Although I'd definitely want to go back to the USA again someday, Florida and New York are the top states I want to visit.
Well not really but hubby was able to drive to San Francisco and see the Golden Gate bridge among other tourist attractions while he was there. I wished I was there with him, it would have been a nice (and romantic) place to see. Of course the girls would be with us too but that would make it more fun, family trips are the best. This bridge reminds me of Sydney Harbour Bridge, both are equally breathtaking but I think Golden Gate has more character. Oh how I loved the boat cruise we took around Darling harbour, it was really amazing.
I am doing Project Life this year so while my family was in the Los Angeles for vacation I was collecting ephemera like crazy to add to our album. I even wanted to buy wholesale postcard because there were so many beautiful designs depicting images/tourist attractions of the city that I want to remember. Of course I end up buying just a few and tons of souvenirs to take home. I think Disney robbed me of my money the most, they have a lot of cute merchandise and I have two girls, there's really no way out of that one. I must admit some of the items we bought were for myself.
I've never been to a music recital before so I have no idea what to expect in such event. I know a couple of friends who've attended their children's dance recital, ballet to be more specific and I'm guessing it's no different from a music recital. This year my daughter is showing signs of being interested in music so I'm planning to enroll her to some classes and see how interested she is before totally investing on her. I know for sure that violins doesn't come cheap so is a piano so I need to be sure she is committed to learn before we do anything else.
My daughter is really interested in learning how to play the piano, my husband is really thinking of enrolling her to a class at Yamaha. I'm a little skeptical though, yesterday she saw a really cool banjo and said she wants to learn how to play that too. I guess I want to wait until she is certain what musical instrument she really is interested in then we make a decision. I just don't want to fork out all the money for lessons that she will eventually lose interest in. I don't want to force her either so we'll just wait and see for now.


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Watch This: First Trailer for Seth Rogen's The Green Hornet!
by Alex Billington
June 21, 2010
Source: Yahoo
Sony has debuted the official trailer for Seth Rogen's The Green Hornet on Yahoo tonight. Rogen stars as Britt Reid, aka Green Hornet, and Jay Chou stars as his sidekick Kato. They're joined by Cameron Diaz, Tom Wilkinson, Edward James Olmos and Christoph Waltz as the bad guy. I've been waiting to see the trailer for this for a while, because with Michel Gondry directing, I'm more interested in seeing how he is tackling the character more than anything. I've got to say, the visuals and the action in this looks awesome, but boy does the comedic tone seem totally out of place. I didn't really laugh at all. Not sure what to make of this?
Watch the first official trailer for Sony's The Green Hornet:
You can also watch The Green Hornet trailer in High Definition on Yahoo
The Green Hornet is directed by visionary French filmmaker Michel Gondry, who (in addition to numerous music videos and commercials) previously directed Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Science of Sleep, Dave Chappelle's Block Party and Be Kind Rewind. The screenplay was co-written by Evan Goldberg & Seth Rogen, of Pineapple Express and Superbad. This is based on the classic characters created by George W. Trendle and Fran Striker in the 1930s, known best as a TV series in the 60's with Van Williams & Bruce Lee. Sony is bringing The Green Hornet to theaters (in 3D) starting on January 14th next year. Thoughts?
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4. The Nollie
The same year as the kickflip, Rodney started doing the Helipop—a 360-frontside nollie popped off the nose. Up until '89, only freestyle boards had enough nose to pop with. As street boards eventually caught up, Paulo Diaz straight nollied up a picnic table in '92.
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1. what is voltage at the base of the transistor?
2. what is collector's current?
3. if the input is 1 v p-p, what is the output ac voltage?
4.what is output impedance?
5. what is output ac voltage into a 1K load?
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Arthritis & Rheumatism, Volume 63,
November 2011 Abstract Supplement
Abstracts of the American College of
Rheumatology/Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals
Annual Scientific Meeting
Chicago, Illinois November 4-9, 2011.
Importance of E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Synoviolin In Fibrogenesis.
Yagishita1, Naoko, Hasegawa1, Daisuke, Aratani2, Satoko, Yamano1, Yoshihisa, Nakajima2, Toshihiro
St.Marianna University School of Medicine, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan
Tokyo Medical University, Tokyo, Japan
The symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) are based on the many processes; chronic inflammation, overgrowth of synovial cells, bone and joint destruction and fibrosis. To clarify the mechanism of outgrowth of synovial cells, we carried out immunoscreening using anti-rheumatoid synovial cell antibody, and cloned 'Synoviolin'. Synoviolin was highly expressed in the rheumatoid synovium, and confirmed that this molecule is one of the causative factors of arthropathy. Further analysis using gene targeting approaches showed that in addition to its role in RA, Synoviolin is essential for embryogenesis. Synoviolin deficient (syno-/-) mice exhibited severe anemia caused by enhancement of apoptosis in fetal liver, and the results suggested that the liver is sensitive organ for Synoviolin. Thus, this study aimed to explore the involvement of the Synoviolin in fibrosis process of RA using mice model of liver fibrosis.
The expression and localization of synoviolin in the liver were analyzed in CCl4-induced hepatic injury models and human cirrhosis tissues. The degree of liver fibrosis and the number of activated hepatic stellate cells (HSCs) was compared between wild type (WT) and synoviolin heterozygote (syno+/-) mice in the chronic hepatic injury model. We also analyzed the effect of synoviolin on collagen synthesis in the cell line from HSCs using siRNA-synoviolin and a mutant synoviolin in which E3 ligase activity was abolished. Furthermore, we compared collagen synthesis between WT and syno-/- mice embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs) using quantitative RT-PCR, western blotting, and collagen assay; then, we immunohistochemically analyzed the localization of collagen in syno-/- MEFs.
In CCl4-induced hepatic injury model, syno+/- mice are resistant to onset of liver fibrosis. The number of activated HSCs was decreased in syno+/- mice, and some of these cells showed apoptosis. Furthermore, collagen expression in HSCs was upregulated by synoviolin overexpression, while synoviolin knockdown led to reduced collagen expression. Moreover, in syno-/- MEFs, the amounts of intracellular and secreted mature collagen were significantly decreased, and procollagen was abnormally accumulated in the endoplasmic reticulum.
In conclusion, Synoviolin is involved in not only overgrowth process of synovial cells but also fibrosis process.
To cite this abstract, please use the following information:
Yagishita, Naoko, Hasegawa, Daisuke, Aratani, Satoko, Yamano, Yoshihisa, Nakajima, Toshihiro; Importance of E3 Ubiquitin Ligase Synoviolin In Fibrogenesis. [abstract]. Arthritis Rheum 2011;63 Suppl 10 :2080


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Going for gun control's 'brass ring'
John Browning's Model 1911 pistol, an engineering wonder for its day, still serves as a design platform for much modern pistolsmithing. Old examples, especially with military markings, are now highly valued on the collector market, where they can bring hundreds or even thousands of dollars each.
Yet 16 years ago, early in the Clinton administration, the politicians declared our government would no longer sell into the civilian after-market pistols being retired from military armories.
Instead, "Guns & Ammo" magazine reported in 1996 that since Bill Clinton took office in 1992 the government had resumed for the first time in 15 years the destruction by shredding of "obsolete" firearms including 110,000 .45-caliber pistols and 30,000 M-1 Garands — the magnificent semi-auto battle rifle that defeated Adolf Hitler.
Destruction of the weapons — some valued by collectors at up to $6,000 apiece — "continues at a rate of about 3,000 guns per day," the magazine reported. "Even assuming an unrealistically low value of $200 per gun, more than $60 million of historic collectibles has been reduced to worthless scrap."
Despite ongoing federal deficits, the Clintons and their cronies decided to turn irreplaceable pieces of historic American engineering into a couple of bucks worth of crushed or melted steel, useful only for manhole covers.
Now it's 2009. A new Democratic administration is finally back in power. And guess what? This time they tried for the brass ring.
On March 16 — less than 60 days into the Obama Era — Jim Shepherd at www.shootingwire.com/archives/2009-03-16 reported "The Department of Defense has issued a directive that bans the sale of military brass to ammunition re-manufacturers. Without that brass, a very large dent is put into civilian ammunition supplies.
"New Defense Reutilization and Marketing Service (DRMS) requirements call for the 'mutilation of shell casings.' Mutilation, incidentally, is the destruction of the property 'to the extent that prevents its reuse or reconstruction,'" Mr. Shepherd noted.
"The first word of this latest decision came over the weekend when Georgia Arms' Larry Haynie released a letter notifying him of the new requirement. … Georgia Arms was remanufacturing more than one million rounds of .223 ammunition monthly; selling that ammo on the civilian market to resellers and to government agencies all over the country.
"Tomorrow, Georgia Arms will start sending cancellation notices for .223 ammunition to law enforcement agencies across the United States," Mr. Shepherd reported on March 16. "Haynie says he may have to lay off half of his sixty-person workforce. The message is simple. The implication is chilling. …"
Much squawking ensued. And for now, at least, it appears those who believe "Only federal agents should have ammo" have backed down.
"Responding to two Democratic senators representing outraged private gun owners, the Department of Defense announced last night it has scrapped a new policy that would deplete the supply of ammunition by requiring destruction of fired military cartridge brass," World Net Daily reported on March 31.
"The policy already had taken a bite out of the nation's stressed ammunition supply, leaving arms dealers scrambling to find ammo for private gun owners.
"Mark Cunningham, a legislative affairs representative with the Defense Logistics Agency, explained in an e-mail last night to the office of Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., that the Department of Defense had placed small arms cartridge cases on its list of sensitive munitions items as part of an overall effort to ensure national security is not jeopardized in the sale of any Defense property.
"The small arms cases were identified as a sensitive item and were held pending review of policy, he said.
"'Upon review, the Defense Logistics Agency has determined the cartridge cases could be appropriately placed in a category of government property allowing for their release for sale,' Cunningham wrote."
The turnaround followed a protest from Sen. Tester and fellow Montana Democrat Sen. Max Baucus. The senators argued "prohibiting the sale of fired military brass would reduce the supply of ammunition — preventing individual gun owners from fully exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms. We urge you to address this situation promptly."
"'They just reclassified brass to allow destruction of it, based on what?' Georgia Arms owner Larry Haynie asked WND. 'We've been "going green" for the last dozen years, and brass is one of the most recyclable materials out there. A cartridge case can be used over and over again. And now we're going to destroy it based on what? We don't want the civilian public to have it? …'
"It's an end-run around Congress," wrote firearm instructor and author Gordon Hutchinson on his The Shootist blog. "They don't need to try to ban guns — they don't need to fight a massive battle to attempt gun registration, or limit 'assault' weapon sales. Nope. All they have to do is limit the amount of ammunition available to the civilian market, and when bullets dry up, guns will be useless."
What did the two actions have in common — scrapping the wonderful 1911 Colt .45s, and the (apparently reversed, for now) decision to crush, shred, and/or melt all that once-used military brass, mostly in .223 and .308, to keep civilians from buying and reloading it?
First, since crushed or shredded brass is worth only 20 percent the value of reloadable spent cases, both moves violate the federal government's fiduciary duty as a steward of the nation's resources, the duty to get as good a return as possible on surplus stuff already paid for with hard-earned taxpayer dollars.
But in addition to that, in each of these two examples those in power in Washington — of both parties, though non-Montana Democrats often display the worst cases of the disease — proved willing and eager to abandon that fiduciary responsibility because of what they see as a more important goal.
It's tempting to identify that goal as "getting rid of all the guns." But that would not be accurate. Just ask one of our big-government friends whether they believe DEA agents, BATF agents, even your local cop on the beat should be disarmed.
"What?!" they'll shriek. "The bad guys have them outgunned already!"
Only because of unconstitutional, unenforceable prohibitions, of course. Those who distribute Budweiser and Miller Lite don't have to wield assault rifles, because their trade was re-legalized in 1933. Re-legalizing the trades in all firearms and in all plant extracts would have the same violence-reducing impact, though that's a topic for another day.
What the Washington weasels actually favor — and are willing to throw away millions in potential new government revenue to achieve — is a government MONOPOLY on armed might. They hate the idea of "common citizens" having access to effective firearms — even spent military brass and 60-year-old collector pistols that are far too valuable ever to be re-sold to street gangs or stickup artists.
Meantime, as evidence that this campaign proceeds on several parallel tracks, Mr. Shepherd reports the administration recently proposed a ban on rifle-caliber ammo exports to Canada, and that "Last Friday, anglers and hunters were notified that the National Park Service planned to make all lands under their control totally lead-free by 2010. No lead in ammo or fishing tackle."
Predictably, given this full-court press, my sources report ammo demand at U.S. gun shows has not flagged. Rings of customers surround the ammo dealers from the opening bell, buying up and hauling off truckloads of .223, especially.
The consensus, it would appear, is "They may have gotten caught red-handed this time, but the sneaky Petes will surely try again."
I heartily approve — except that I still believe .30 caliber does a better job.
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The color photo, published on page A-10 of the March 18 Wall Street Journal, focuses over the shoulders of two camouflage-attired African troopers in red berets, watching as two corn-shuck stacks of perhaps 200 rifles each go up in roaring orange flame.
"Kenyan police watch a pyre of confiscated weapons in Nairobi on Tuesday," reads the Journal editors' caption. "Thousands of weapons that were used in criminal activities across the country have been rounded up and burned by the police since 2007."
Not "alleged by the corrupt and tyrannical government of election-rigging President-for-Life Mwai Kibaki to have been used in criminal activities," mind you.
The weapons being burned in the photo are rifles, not handguns. Do most "criminals" of your acquaintance use long arms? Who says those weapons weren't "seized from freedom fighters"? If someone were to submit to the Wall Street Journal an old photo of Nazi storm troopers, back in 1936, identified by the source as showing "German police burning confiscated weapons that were used by Jews and Gypsies in criminal activities across the country," do you suppose that photo and caption would be published verbatim, without any editorial attention?
How about if the caption-writer celebrated a "bonfire of dangerous and subversive books and newspapers"? Also no problem?
Or is someone's hoplophobia showing?


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mid-15c., "capable of atoning for sin," from Middle French satisfactoire (14c.) and directly from Late Latin satisfactorius, from Latin satisfactus, past participle of satisfacere (see satisfy). Meaning "adequate" is from 1630s. Related: Satisfactorily; satisfactoriness.
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