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Another secret revealed in the Qur'an is that Allah gives those who fear Him the ability to judge and discriminate between right and wrong. It is referred to as "wisdom". Allah relates this secret in Surat al-Anfal as follows:
You who believe! If you fear Allah, He will give you a criterion (by which to judge between right and wrong) and erase your bad actions from you and forgive you. Allah's favour is indeed immense. (Surat al-Anfal: 29)
Allah obscures the wisdom and comprehension of unbelievers. These people, no matter how intelligent they may be, cannot grasp even the most obvious concepts pertaining to religion. Wisdom is an attribute peculiar to believers. The majority of people take it for granted that intelligence and wisdom mean very much the same thing. However, intelligence is the mental capacity that everyone possesses. For example, being an atomic scientist or a mathematical genius indicates intelligence. Wisdom, on the other hand, is the consequence of the fear a person has for Allah and the adherence to the conscience, and is by no means related to intelligence. A person may be very intelligent, yet he remains unwise if he has no fear of Allah.
Therefore, wisdom is a blessing Allah bestows on believers. Those deprived of such understanding is not even aware of their situation. For instance, those who assume they are the source of power and possessions, become arrogant. This is simply an indication of lack of wisdom. Because if there is wisdom, there is the realisation that nothing is as powerful as the Will of Allah. This awareness would ultimately lead one to conduct oneself with humility. This person, however, does not think that, if Allah wills, all his property can be reduced to insignificance in a few seconds, or that he can face death, leaving everything behind in the world and stand by the fire to receive reckoning. All these are more certain and real than what one possesses in this world. Only believers, who fear Allah, have this understanding, and do not drift toward the deceitful nature of the life of this world. They spend their lives knowing the real essence of things. Allah bestows understanding on the believers through their faith. As they feel closer to Allah, their comprehension deepens and they become more cognisant of the secrets in Allah's creation.

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True love can last an eternity... but immortality comes at a price.
On the midnight shift at a hospital in rural Maine, Dr. Luke Findley is expecting another quiet evening of frostbite and the occasional domestic dispute. But the minute Lanore McIlvrae—Lanny—walks into his ER, she changes his life forever.
A mysterious woman with a past and plenty of dark secrets, Lanny is unlike anyone Luke has ever met. He is inexplicably drawn to her... despite the fact that she is a murder suspect with a police escort. And as she begins to tell her story, a story of enduring love and consummate betrayal that transcends time and mortality, Luke finds himself utterly captivated.
Her impassioned account begins at the turn of the nineteenth century in the same small town of St. Andrew, Maine, back when it was a Puritan settlement. Consumed as a child by her love for the son of the town's founder, Lanny will do anything to be with him forever. But the price she pays is steep—an immortal bond that chains her to a terrible fate for all eternity. And now, two centuries later, the key to her healing and her salvation lies with Dr. Luke Findley.
Part historical novel, part supernatural thriller, The Taker is an unforgettable tale about the power of unrequited love not only to elevate and sustain, but also to blind and ultimately destroy, and how each of us is responsible for finding our own path to redemption.
©2011 Alma Katsu (P)2011 Simon & Schuster
"Left wanting something more..."
The Taker is a great story. I loved the performance of the reader. And overall the story was very good, well written and so interesting!! I just felt that that we didn't get the complete story. Or maybe it was that we had too many very good stories with none of them ever giving that feeling of satisfaction. Though Katsu certainly has set up a series in the making, and I'm looking forward to more.
I'm a voracious audiobook listener, rarely found without my iPod.
"Heavy Hearted..."
It's difficult to rate this book. This was a very heavy read for me.

This dark historical fiction/fantasy introduces us to some very complex and intriguing characters, none of which are very likable. But that's by design. These characters are flawed and I'm impressed with the author's ability to keep me coming back despite some of the way I felt about the characters. I'm not sure I've ever read a book where I disliked all the characters. But Lanny's plight and survival story is compelling and I couldn't stop reading it, even when it made me feel depressed and anxious. Like I said...very compelling, but if you are a very empathetic reader, it can be a heavy read. Maybe it's just the way I related to Lanny... I found it to be a bit depressing, and as an empathetic reader, I felt the sadness in Lanny's obsession with Jonathan.

Alma Katsu is a very talented writer. Her characters were well defined. It's a love story, but not to be confused with historical romance. Love is a funny thing. It's cliche to say, but "the heart wants what the heart wants." Lanny is in love with Jonathan from they time they were children. And Jonathan loves her as best he can, but she knows from the beginning that he may not love her the same way. Even if they live for an eternity... But she never gives up hoping.

I will read The Reckoning, but not just yet. My heart can't take it. I would look forward to other stories from Alma.

**Spoilers**
I would have liked to see a little less of Lanny's "youth" or rather, early years, and more of the last 100 years of her life. We could have seen the character development over that time. It makes me sad that in those years that she didn't grow to accept the relationships that she couldn't change and find love and happiness in the life she made.

I personally believe that love and happiness are part of who we are and we can decide to grow those feelings just as the feelings of sadness, loneliness, and loss can be held obsessively (as in the case of Lanny) to our own detriment. Letting go is not easy, but sometimes you just have to move on. I also think that having Jonathan disappear for 100 years, and have some significant character development happen and just dropped in our laps was a bit of a cheat.
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"An exquisite tale"
This is an endearing and beautiful tale of mystery and love. How far is too far to go for unrequited love? Lanny knows...I love the details in this book and felt as if i was there watching the story unfold. This is not my typical action packed vampire read and it is also not a simple romance. There is just enough intrigue for the paranormal mind and fiction readers in my opinion to be not an average read. I know I will listen again and complete the trilogy.
"Didn't want to stop listening !"
Fantasy, mystery and romance all in one thrilling book.
Well written ( meaning that you can actually enjoy the prose) keeping you engaged and wanting to go back to the story, which, although a fantasy has believable characters.
All in all it certainly is a very nice surprise .And at the end leaves you with hypothesis and theories and suspicious thoughts that will lead you to want the sequel!
The narrator does a good job.
"Too dark for my taste"
This is only the 2nd book that I gave up on in several yrs of audible membership. Unless you enjoy dark, weird tales including sexual sadism, give this a pass.
I am an entertainer...so I spend a lot of time on the road. I take my audio seriously. I appreciate great writing and outstanding narration.
"Starts Well...rapidly goes downhill"
The opening scenes are riveting. A mysterious woman arrives at an emergency room. Has she killed someone? A sad hearted doctor...secrets. I was starting to look for a few more books by this author.
Then it turns into 50 Shades of Stupid. A flat and uninteresting foray into what the author, no doubt considers a masterwork of erotica -- but in reality is as interesting as listening to grass grow.
There's very little of the paranormal here -- unless you consider endless trite bodice ripping style paranormal.
Yuck. No,,,yuck squared.
"Sometimes life is hard, and you have to laugh your way through it." ... Madea by Tyler Perry
"A must read!"
I was impressed with this audiobook, is beautifully written and contains so many details that makes you feel you are watching everything instead of hearing it.
I was so smitten by this book that I even bought the paperback on Amazon.com just because is a must read ... all over again ... many many times.
I loved the characters, each one of them has a story to tell, there should be more to this story! Can't wait for more!
If you don't know what it is about, is a wonderful tale that talks about deep love, lust, obsession, greed, vanity and so many other things ... it will really leave you wanting more of this story.
"Brilliance tainted"
Anyone who loves historical narratives infused with audio pornography.
It was a clever narrative, it got me to listen to all three of the trilogy. I kept hoping there would be more substance to the tale but it just kept lingering. Why does a talented author sully their story lines with lurid excruciatingly detailed filth? It's like a comedian who only make people laugh with being vulgar. I'm not a prude, but this series just got worse each book. The end was a spineless disappointment.
Only the descriptions of settings. Her ability to contextualize the characters was what kept be listening.
All the unnecessary details of the sexual proclivities of the characters. It only weakened any compassion for Lanny. Really? Eroticism and torture lead to love? The entire trilogy could have been reduced to one slightly longer book as each one was a repeat of the last filled with rabbit trails and disappointment.
I felt embarrassed that had wasted so many hours and credits listening. The series never had a salient point to it. It had nothing to do with love- it was about obsession.
I need more ears!
"Couldn't put it down!"
I was initially sobered by the vaguely worded lukewarm reviews on this book, but decided to take a chance and buy it anyway. I'm so glad I did. I was mesmerized from the first chapter and couldn't put it down. I've always loved the "1001 Arabian Nights" types of books where stories are used to advance the plot, so I very much enjoyed this one. The reader was also very good.

I'm especially glad I gave it a try since the 2nd book, "The Reckoning," is turning out to be so entertaining. It's so original and really can't be compared to anything else out there.

My only complaint is that I stayed up way too late listening to the first book!
"Live Forever?"
The way the different stories of the characters go back and forth through time.
She does a good job with performing all the characters.
Forever is a long, long time. What would you do to live forever? If it was for love?
This book was fully engrossing and I enjoyed it immensely. I'm looking forward to the next book in the series.
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Early in the season when the Arizona Cardinals started losing games, many fans and analysts pointed to the poor play by the offensive line.
The tackles, in particular, were playing poorly, with rookie Bobby Massie and D'Anthony Batiste failing to give the team's quarterbacks ample time to throw the ball.
The Cardinals kept losing games — nine in a row, to be exact — but something rather unexpected happened along the way.
The tackles improved.
Though Massie has given up 13 sacks this season, according to ProFootballFocus.com, he has not allowed one in the last six weeks.
And while Batiste never really seemed to figure things out, his replacement, rookie Nate Potter, has. The former Boise State lineman has allowed four sacks in six games, but did not allow so much as a quarterback sack, hit or hurry Sunday against the Lions.
In short, it appears the Cardinals have something at two of the more important positions on the line. While the team has still allowed a league-leading 52 sacks on the season, the improvement is quite noticeable.
"There's no question they've played better," Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt said Friday. "But we had a stretch there earlier in the year where we were giving up sacks like crazy."
Whisenhunt reiterated that the tackles were not solely responsible for the team's issues before, though he knows they certainly absorbed the brunt of the blame.
"You have to give them credit, they have played better, and that's important," Whisenhunt added. "I think that when you look at the season in its entirety for both Nate Potter and for Bobby Massie, it's been painful at times having to grow through those things but you also feel good about where they're going to be going forward because you think both of these guys can play."
Massie, who was taken by the Cardinals in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft, was considered to be a good prospect coming out of college. A rocky beginning to his career had some question whether he'd make it, but he understood all along there would be some growing pains.
"You've got to learn from your failures, so I messed up and I had to make changes in the way I play and the way I prepare and it worked out for me," Massie said.
Massie said there are still plenty of areas he can improve in, and at 23 it's hard to believe he's anything close to a finished product.
And as Whisenhunt said, his and Potter's improvement does give hope that perhaps the Cardinals have this whole offensive tackle thing figured out.
At the end of the day, though, Massie said it's important to finish this, his rookie season, playing well.
"It's a job, you've got to compete, and we're not the only people watching it," he said. "Other people around the league are going to watch it, so you've got to make sure you put good tape out there."
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Stewart, Gators ready to make home debut
Published: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, February 15, 2013 at 12:16 a.m.
Lipton Invitational schedule
UNC Wilmington vs. Western Carolina, 9 a.m.
Western Carolina vs. Charleston Southern, 11:15 a.m.
Charleston Southern vs. Savannah State, 1:30 p.m.
Florida vs. UNC Wilmington, 4 p.m. On Radio: 104.9 FM
Florida vs. Savannah State, 6:15 p.m. On Radio: 104.9 FM
Western Carolina vs. Charleston Southern, 9:30 a.m.
Florida vs. Western Carolina, Noon On Radio: 104.9 FM
Florida vs. Savannah State, 2:15 p.m. On Radio: 104.9 FM
Charleston Southern vs. UNC Wilmington, 4:30 p.m.
UNC Wilmington vs. Savannah State, 6:45 p.m.
Western Carolina vs. Savannah State, 9:30 a.m.
Florida vs. UNC Wilmington, 1:00 p.m. On Radio: 104.9 FM
Florida vs. Charleston Southern, 3:30 p.m. On Radio: 104.9 FM
"It's definitely exciting," Stewart said. "I've been working hard every day, and Florida softball is a big deal." Stewart, who has started four games at second base and two at shortstop, heads into this weekend's Lipton Invitational leading UF in batting average (.565), slugging percentage (1.027), on-base percentage (.615), hits (13), RBI (7), total bases (25), steals (6) and triples (2) and is tied for the team lead in home runs (2) and doubles (2). She's also posted a .955 fielding percentage and is a perfect 6-for-6 in stolen base attempts. "At first I couldn't sleep at night because I was like, 'Oh my God, I have to keep my spot, like I have to do good,'" she said. "But it's getting easier and easier, and I'm finally feeling relaxed and comfortable with everything. Learning new things is fun." Head coach Tim Walton knew early-on he had a new gem on the diamond. "Kelsey Stewart is going to be a good player for us for a really long time," he said. "You're going to see her a lot. She's really good and really athletic, and she can hit herself out of slumps easily because she can do some things with her speed. She's a proven leadoff hitter." As UF's table-setter in the lineup, Stewart has stepped into some big shoes left by former Gator great Michelle Moultrie. "It's awesome," Stewart said. "I really look up to her. Sometimes she'll come to practice and I can ask her questions and try to get a little feel for what she was doing, so that's nice." Stewart and her Gator teammates make their home debut today when they square off against UNC-Wilmington (3-2) at 4 p.m. before playing Savannah State (3-1) at 6:15 at Katie Seashole Pressly Stadium. Western Carolina (2-2) and Charleston Southern (1-2) round out the field. Five games are on tap today, starting at 9 a.m., with action continuing Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free.
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Two long-standing WEIU productions return for new seasons in September!
More details available soon!
American ExperienceRipley: Believe It or Not | Wednesday, 8 p.m.
LeRoy Robert Ripley rose to fame during the Great Depression, transforming himself from a skinny, bucktoothed boy into an entertainer who mesmerized the nation with his razzle-dazzle blend of homespun Americana, colorful exotica and freakish oddities. Over three decades, his "Believe It or Not!" franchise grew into an entertainment empire, expanding from newspapers to every form of "new media" in the 20th century: radio, film and, ultimately, television. At the center of it all was Ripley, whose obsession with the odd and keen eye for the curious made him one of the richest men in the country. Americans not only loved his bizarre fare, but were fascinated by the man himself; the eccentric, globetrotting playboy became an unlikely national celebrity. This is the story of the man who popularized the iconic phrase, and proof of why we still can?t resist his challenge to "Believe it - or not!"
The Great British Baking ShowBatter | Wednesday, 9 p.m.
Join nine bakers for the first-ever batter week. They prepare a British favorite that demands a uniform bake across the batch; a technical challenge that requires a perfect pastry, sweet filling and delicate icing; and a showstopping Spanish classic.
They Were Our FathersThursday | 9 p.m.
Gold Star sons and daughters honor their dads on Father's Day at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C.
Notice to WEIU Viewers with DirecTV Service
We're reaching out to you today because of an urgent issue that is impacting your ability to view WEIU programs. DirecTV has recently relocated one of its satellite receivers to an AT&T building in Decatur, which was formerly located in Springfield.
Normally, this would not be an issue, as Decatur is still in our market as defined by the FCC. However, WEIU signals do not reach this location in Decatur with the minimum quality required by the DirecTV.
As a result, DirecTV has dropped WEIU from its satellite carriage — and viewers who have previously been able to receive our unique programming like Being Well, City Spotlight, The Paw Report, NewsWatch can now no longer watch these programs at home.
As part of a must-carry agreement, DirecTV is required to fund any expenses we would incur in providing them our signal if this relocation happened before a normal renewal cycle (which it has) ... unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be happening.
This is why we need your help. Please reach out to DirecTV and request that it carries WEIU — let them know how important it is for this channel to come back in your viewing area. Please call DirecTV at 1-855-802-3473 and let them know that WEIU is an educational programming asset in your community and you can't afford to lose it.
Tami and Kaylee - Westfield, IL
"I really do enjoy learning; education is really important. I remember reading Dr. Seuss books to the other kindergartners who couldn't read them yet."
WEIU membership is important to Tami and Kaylee, and you can also be a proud member! Also, send us a message and let us know what WEIU means to you!
Jon Roemer - Dakota, IL
"I actually came to Eastern looking for a degree in broadcasting or journalism of some sort. When I came through (Hit-Mix 88.9) on a student tour, they said you can get experience on-air. That's pretty cool."
WEIU membership is important to Jon, and you can also be a proud member! Also, send us a message and let us know what WEIU means to you!
Rob Calhoun - Radio Production Supervisor
When Did You Start at WEIU? September 2004 (part-time); October 2006 (full-time)
What Does WEIU Mean to You? WEIU is unique because it offers a variety of things that are different from other stations. We have great local programming that features people in our community. I think community involvement is very important. Our commitment to the local programming is vital to our continued success.
Favorite Show on WEIU-TV: EIU Panther sports broadcasts. Is it wrong to say that since I am on the EIU women's basketball broadcasts? I also enjoy News Watch.
What have you learned while working at WEIU? That we have some of the greatest and hardest working students around. Their dedication to the station astounds me every day I come to work. They are very passionate about what they do and it shows in their work.
Why should someone become a member of WEIU? It is very important to support your local station. With state and federal funding being cut, it becomes more difficult to provide programming. With the help of our members, we can continue to grow and give them great, family-friendly choices.
Is WEIU as important to you as it is to Rob? Become a member today! Also, send us a message and let us know what WEIU means to you!
We love to hear from you!
If I wasn't able to watch WEIU, I don't know what I would do. I would most likely throw my television in the trash! I will continue to support good television and WEIU is GREAT TV.
-- Janet, Tuscola
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Carolyn Cloyd - Our Story Bonus Feature
Carolyn Cloyd tells of the final days of Robert 'Popeye' Pullen, who was from Arcola.
Carolyn would love for you to tune in to Effingham: This is Our Story on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. We hope you'll join us!
Wilmer Otto - Our Story Bonus Feature
Wilmer Otto tells about the Memphis Exchange in Arcola.
Wilmer would love for you to tune in to Effingham: This is Our Story on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m. We hope you'll join us!


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STAFF and students from one of the largest technical and business colleges in Denmark have been visiting Somerset College.
The group of 23 were all first year carpentry students studying a Danish international vocational qualification, part of which includes visiting other areas of Europe.
The two week visit was arranged as part of a new relationship being developed between the two colleges, and will include a return trip, where Somerset College students will visit Tradium College in Denmark.
Marc Smith, curriculum area manager for construction at Somerset College, said: "This was a fantastic experience for both colleges, and we are really exciting about the further development of this partnership.
"The Danish party were really impressed with the high standard of our carpentry and joinery workshops, staff and students.
"Exchange programmes such as this, are particularly enriching for our students and will provide them with the opportunity to experience cultures and techniques of construction within different parts of Europe."


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Pacfic Symphony's TOSCA Opens 2/21
Pacific Symphony performs Puccini's passionate and beautiful music in its full glory for the orchestra's second semi-staged opera production. The new opera-vocal initiative "Symphonic Voices" launched last season with three sold-old nights of "La Bohème," in an effort to bring opera back to Orange County following the loss of Opera Pacific. Inspired by Music Director Carl St.Clair's successful career as an opera conductor in Europe, the Symphony once again takes the music out of the pit and onto the stage to reveal the composer's brilliant orchestration, which paints the scenery and emotion behind the tragic tale. The production stars a cast of world-renowned opera singers, Pacific Chorale and the Southern California Children's Chorus.
Set amid the chaos of revolution during the Napoleonic wars of 1800 Rome, the story follows a glamorous singer, a victim of her own jealousy, in a willful battle with the cunning chief of police to save her lover, a painter, who is captured and sentenced to death for hiding his rebel friend. Sung in Italian with English supertitles, "Tosca" takes place Thursday, Feb. 21; Saturday, Feb. 23; and Tuesday Feb. 26, at 8 p.m. in the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall; a preview talk with Alan Chapman begins at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25-$112; for more information or to purchase tickets, call (714) 876-2385 or visit www.PacificSymphony.org.


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The Crap We Missed – Thursday 6.26.14
Welcome to Thursday's The Crap We Missed which will once again ride in the pageview wake of Hilaria Baldwin's ass and I'm just going to say that if none of you come up with a Stretch Armstrong reference for this, then congratulations, your parents actually had the money to buy you a Castle Grayskull. No, no, mom and dad, this, this is super cool and I'm sure this purple goo inside is totally non-toxic. *retreats into brain, projects mind forward to mid-thirties discussing Kim Kardashian's hair color for a living* AH! OH GOD, IT'S SO BAD IN THE FUTURE!! *sees photo of two old lesbians making out onstage, reads caption*
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Fantastic Fest Day 1
The annual Fantastic Fest film festival gets underway in Austin this week. It's the largest genre-based film festival in the United States and was founded in 2005 by Tim League of Alamo Drafthouse and Harry Knowles of Ain't It Cool News. We sent special correspondent Brennan Foster on a quest to hunt down the weirdest films, the coolest parties and the biggest star sightings he could find. Here's his first festival report. Be sure and check back throughout the week for more updates.
Shaking off the smoke from Texas wildfires and roadside rib shacks, I pulled into the South Lamar Alamo Drafthouse parking lot on a hot Thursday for bearded men in black shirts. But meat and heat was the day's overriding theme.
This is because the festival's premiere event was Dutch director Tom Six's Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence.The first film has dedicated fans; one of the Drafthouse's projectionists tattooed the infamous first sequence diagram across his feet. Such ardent appreciation allowed Mr. Six to achieve something wholly appropriate: a movie with No. 2 in the title.
For anybody who does not yet know what a Human Centipede refers to, stay happy, click away and whistle a merry tune, for even a brief description will rape your mind.
Fans of the first film are free to appreciate it and argue for its worth. Of course, fans of the first film are also likely to volunteer for a "Poop-Sausage Eating Contest."
While I did not entertain seeing the sequel, I admit that the build-up for it was a blast; undoubtedly, Mr. Six has created an historic meme with a knowingly humorous and sadistic sensibility.
Sadly, the audience reaction to HC2 was not positive. It currently holds the lowest audience rating on the festival site, an equally appropriate 2 stars. This will not stop anyone who enjoyed the first film from seeing the sequel, which drops into select theaters on October 7.
And, hey, maybe it will inspire more barbecue feats like the after party's three roasted pigs sewn ass to mouth on a banquet table. That's good eatin'.


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This article was published 6/2/2013 (1658 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Six years after Phoenix Sinclair's death, when a commission of inquiry was announced and people started asking questions, the notes of supervisors who handled her file could not be found.
Today, the inquiry heard that there was no policy governing supervisors' note-taking until 2004, and once there was a policy, not all supervisors followed it in the same way.
"There (were) discrepancies," said Alana Brownlee, chief executive officer of Winnipeg Child and Family Services. The inquiry has already heard that some supervisors kept notes in binders; one testified he took his notes home and destroyed them five years after leaving the agency. Another said he kept no notes at all.
Phoenix was involved with CFS from the time she was born in 2000 when she was taken into care until CFS last closed the file on her in March 2005. She died that summer but her death wasn't discovered until 2006, and the province promised an inquiry. In 2008, Phoenix's mother Samantha Kematch and stepfather Karl McKay were convicted of her murder.
In 2011, the inquiry was formally announced. Brownlee tried to track down supervisors' notes at the request of one of the supervisors who did keep notes and was trying to jog her memory about her involvement in the case.
Angie Balan and a few other supervisors involved with Phoenix testified earlier that they left their notes in binders in their offices so whomever replaced them would have them on hand.
Brownlee sent out emails to other supervisors and administrative staff hoping to track them down. With all the reorganization and moves happening within Winnipeg CFS and devolution in May 2005, the supervisors binders relating to Phoenix weren't found, she said.
Brownlee said she spoke to managers, as well.
"I did not find any supervisory notes specific to this case." Her testimony continues today.
Three of Karl "Wes" McKay's children and a former spouse expected to testify at the inquiry into the death of Phoenix Sinclair have asked for a publication ban to protect their identities.
Commissioner Ted Hughes will hear the request for the publication ban today at 2 p.m. at the Fort Garry Hotel.
Two of McKay's kids testified at the murder trial that in 2008 found him and Samantha Kematch guilty of murdering five-year-old Phoenix.
"Testifying at the criminal trial was very stressful to me as I was concerned about possible retribution that might result to me because of my testimony," said the affidavit of one of the kids who was 12 when they observed Phoenix with McKay and Kematch.
"Following the arrest of Wes McKay for the murder of Phoenix Sinclair, I experienced instances of harassment from people that knew that I was a child of Wes McKay," said the affidavit.
"I doubt that any of us would want to be in their shoes," said Bill Gange, the lawyer representing the four witnesses at the inquiry.
"And I doubt that any of us would want to carry the burden that they carry," he told the Free Press.
Jonathan Kroft will represent the Free Press, CBC, CTV and Global at today's hearing.
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Dennis Ritchie and John McCarthy, both pioneers in computer science, died this passed October.
Unless someone tells computers what to do, they are pretty much a dumb collection of rare earth minerals, wires, silicon and plastic. But the computer's language is the same language of a light switch. It is either on or off. And to talk to these machines in their own language is a very difficult exercise of building a structure ones and zeros in a very hardware-specific way.
What Ritchie and McCarthy had in common, besides very healthy beards, was what they accomplished. They created high level languages we humans can use to tell these boxes what to do. McCarthy create LISP and Ritchie created C. With C, Ritchie helped to create Unix.
Article: Dennis Ritchie and John McCarthy | The Economist


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OK Gang -- what are your BBQ'n & Grilling Resolutions for 2004? Any new challenges you want to tackle, new techniques you've finally decided to try? Or new foods you want to try?
I'm going to try rotissing chicken each week-end -- the left-overs are sooo useful. And grilling fish at least once a week.


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This article was published 3/7/2013 (1512 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
THE following two places are almost across the street from each other -- both very simple and unpretentious, and both open seven days a week. What they also have in common -- and what makes them of more than usual interest -- is the fact that, although their specialties are worlds apart, the specialties in both are delicious.
Mexican food isn't high on my list of favourites, mainly because much of what I've had locally has rarely been better than just OK. I may have changed my mind, though, and not because I've found some high-end purveyor of that cuisine. No, what changed my mind was the food at Burrito Splendido, which was very much better than just OK -- it was some of the best of its kind, in fact.
The setting may be spartan, but the vibe is cheerful and friendly. Seating is at booths on moulded plastic benches or on little round stools at small tables, which wouldn't look out of place in one of those huge food courts. The menu lists the standards you might find in some of those courts, too -- burritos, tacos, quesadillas and such -- but there all resemblance ends.
It may look like one, but Burrito Splendido is no chain operation and has an impressive pedigree. Owner Ken Livingstone is a one-time member of the Wow group with past stints as manager at 529 Wellington and the late, lamented Pasta la Vista. It also has a philosophy based around the use of fresh ingredients, local when possible, and the skills to do right by them.
Everything tasted exceptionally fresh and good. The burritos come on made-to-order tortillas of organic-white or whole-wheat flour ($6.75 to $8.75 regular, or $8.50 to $10.99 large). The three regulars I tried bulged with adobo marinated chicken, slow-cooked pork carnitas or barbacoa-braised beef. Other possible fillings are roasted tofu or vegetables, and all include as many of the 20-odd additions as one wishes: salad veggies, black beans, corn, rice, jalapenos, salsas, cheeses, etc., etc. I particularly liked the refried beans, the house-made queso fresco (fresh cheese) and (for an extra 99 cents) the excellent, lime-scented guacamole.
I thought the whole-wheat quesadillas, with a blend of cheddar, mozzarella and Monterey Jack, were muy splendido ($6.99, or $7.99 to $8.99 with added meat). The soft corn-tortilla tacos come with the same choice of meats or -- if you're lucky (it sells out fast) -- the wonderful marinated pickerel. They are tiny, but they come two to an order ($6.50 to $7). You can also have your burrito filling as a salad, i.e. in a bowl with romaine lettuce in a chili-lime vinaigrette. It is delicious ($7.75 to $8.75 regular, $9.99 to $10.99 large).
You order at a counter from a wall menu and carry your own trays, but the young and uncommonly well-trained staff are friendly, enthusiastic and familiar with all aspects of the food.
They only have cookies available for dessert, but they are terrific, especially the must-try chili chocolate cookie (79 cents each). And oh yes, there are some nice Mexican fruit-flavoured soft drinks, and you can even have a Corona, a sangria or a margarita. The beverages come in a plastic cup, true, but they are still a lovely treat.
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With a name like Daily Grind, it should come as no surprise to learn this is a coffee shop -- a comfortable, if rather dimly lit one, with seating at conventional tables and chairs or on a few sofas around coffee tables. The coffee, which comes in endless variations, is predictably good, and there's also a large selection of other hot and cold beverages. What is less predictable is the quality of the sandwiches, which are freshly made to order, with top-notch ingredients, and among the best I can remember.
They are based on crusty ciabatta rolls, with generous and interesting fillings ($6.25 each). Our tuna salad was finished with melted swiss cheese; a grilled chicken breast was completed with bacon and pesto mayonnaise; and although I'm a committed carnivore, I even loved the filling of roasted zucchini and red peppers with red onion, swiss cheese and a tangy tomato mayonnaise. If I were forced to make a single choice though, it might be the sandwich that was almost an inch thick with notably unsalty baked ham, juicy roasted turkey, swiss and cheddar cheeses and a dab of honey for a hint of sweetness. I could live on that one indefinitely.
Other possible fillings are roast beef with roasted peppers; a turkey, bacon and cheddar club; and grilled chicken with swiss cheese. There are also homemade soups, which change daily -- the beet borscht of my jour was good ($2.49 as a side). Salads, too, among them a Greek salad that was mostly romaine with only a token sprinkling of feta, and a better one of romaine with apple, onions, pecans and feta in a vinaigrette dressing ($6.49 each).
There's a large selection of gelati (unsampled) and also, among the many pastries, several that are house-made and very good. I liked the moist brownie, the old-fashioned date square, the thick slab of banana-nut bread, the chocolate-dipped biscotto and -- most of all -- the wonderful pumpkin scone.
Here, too, orders are placed at a counter, from a wall-board menu, but are brought to your table by a cordial and helpful staff.
To see the location of this restaurant as well as others reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press, please see the map below or click here.
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Blogalicious Weekend in Miami was beyond anything I imagined. The women were smart, creative, and fabulous! I met so many great ladies, even from the moment I stepped of off the plane! We had such a busy weekend of sessions, that I didn't have time to take proper outfit posts. It was a wake up early and go to bed late kind of weekend. Here are a few pics from that weekend with a description of what I wore. Oh and by the way, as you can see in most of the photos, I was having MAJOR bang issues! Ughhh!
This weekend I wore a few amazing pieces (above) that were gifted by Lane Bryant. I wore the Cowl neck "Is It" tunic($49.50), the Stripe sequin tank ($29.50), the Multi-layer friendship bracelet ($19.50), and Silvertone chandelier earrings ($14.50). If you know me, then you know I like to acquire multi-functioning pieces in my wardrobe. I love that I can dress up or dress down any of the pieces above.
Being that it's Miami, I knew the stripe sequin tank would fit right in. I wore it out to dinner with the always amazing Lane Bryant denim jeggings and I got so many compliments on it! Seriously! The only issue I had were the sequins that were near my underarm were kind of scratching me. I think it's because I got the tank a little too big. I should have stuck with the more fitted size.
As you can see below, I paired the tunic with a pair of gifted Sejour by Nordstrom rayon leggings (a new plus size line!). The gorgeous chandelier earrings brought a touch of sparkle to this all black outfit. This tunic can be worn as a dress. I would of done it too if I wasn't too much of a chicken! I wore the friendship bracelet both nights and the day after. I love it!
Above I mentioned Sejour by Nordstrom, it's a new plus-size line. I am going to do a post on this line soon, but I just wanted to mention them and show you the two pieces I wore this past weekend. I wore their luxuriously soft Rayon Leggings and this gorgeous Drape Front Embellished Top (below) that was also gifted. I wish you could see the sparkle of this top. I paired it with Lane Bryant earrings and black skinny jeans from Old Navy.
This is an amazing top I found on the clearance rack at Macy's. It's by Rachel Roy and it was originally $99 and I bought it for $20! I was in heaven! The colors remind me of a sunset. I think it was meant to be big, because the tag say's it's a medium and it fit me. I wore it with my Torrid jeans and sandals. Loved it!
**Some of these items were gifted. This has no way affected my review, all of the above is my honest opinion. Please read my disclosure policy here.


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Netgear and Broadcom Rush Nighthawk X6 (R8000) 6-Stream 802.11ac Router to Marketby Ganesh T S on 6/25/2014 8:30 AM EST
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decompiled - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkA word of warning on the R8000. The R7000 has been plagued with issues. Check out the netgear forums to see a multitude of ac1900 adopters having very little support from technical staff. The real support for the N7000 ac1900 comes from tomato and dd-wrt teams. When it works, the N7000 is great but anything with a 300 price point that is not dependable will not get my hard earned dollars. Reply
izdlang - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkAs an owner of an R7000, yup what he said. Really wish I hadn't purchased it now. It's got some problems and they don't seem very concerned about pushing out firmware.. for instance in this article "he VPN client is also being talked up by Netgear in the R8000, signifying that it is going to perform substantially better than in the R7000." Umm thats just software and firmware, why can't they upgrade the R7000 to have the same, oh wait they can, but then they might lose a sale on the R8000. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - link"thats just software and firmware"
As I mentioned in the article, the R8000 offloads some of the network processing tasks to the Wi-Fi radios which also integrate ARM cores now. This is freeing up CPU cycles. The extra performance is what is causing USB 3.0 to perform better, and the VPN client to provide more performance.
There is an internal hardware change involved. Reply
BadCommand - Friday, June 27, 2014 - linkIt's been an outstanding router for me- especially with wireless. As a matter of fact I've dropped Intel AC wireless cards in all my laptops and haven't missed the wired connections a bit. All my streaming (netflix, amazon, hului, youtube) has been flawless as well to all my wireless streaming devices. The nerd in me can't wait to get ahold of this new model. The realist in me is asking why when the R7000 is working so well. Reply
imaheadcase - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkNever had any issues with it myself. It was only $180 fyi now. Reply
leetruski - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkNo issues to report since updating the firmware back in march-april. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkThat is what I thought too.. Had very slow transfer speeds over Wi-Fi and some other strange behaviour with the launch firmware, but, since updating, haven't faced any. In fact, it is our mini-PC testbed router. That said, the load on the unit is probably much lesser than average on mine since my main router is something else. Reply
spikebike - Thursday, May 07, 2015 - linkEr, what would you use the stinking pile of software that comes with any decent router? They are typically plagued with stability, performance, and security problems.
My R7000 runs DDWRT quite well. Reply
alyarb - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkac1900 is great on paper, just waiting on maturity. and perhaps linksys WRT1900AC+DDWRT Reply
madmaximinus - Wednesday, August 27, 2014 - linkThe Problem is that the WRT1900AC is not opensource search on internet about developpers abandonment for openWrt. Reply
Ipatinga - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkSomeone help me here.
This thing has two radios and each radio has three antennas, right? So the best possible simultaneous scenario is 3x3 AC + 3x3 AC, right?
So, how can it be called AC3200? It should be AC1300+1300 or AC2600 (still misleading).... or somehow it is possible to run the 3x3 2.4GHz 11n while the other two ACs are running?
I hate marketing teams...
I will still wait for an AC Router with 3 or 4 streams, but WAVE 2. Reply
SunLord - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkIts adding in the 600 Mbps it gets on 2.4GHz so the 3200AC is just marketing crap just like it is now for the AC1900 which is just 1300AC 5GHz with 600N on 2.4GHz add on Reply
0ldman79 - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkWhere are they getting 600mbps from 3x3? Isn't that4x4 numbers? Reply
0ldman79 - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linkhttp://mcsindex.com/ Reply
azazel1024 - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkYes, it can do concurrent 2.4GHz and both 5GHz. The setup uses 3 antennas for one 5GHz radio and 3 antennas for the other 5GHz radio and the 2.4GHz. You can transmit more than one frequency over an antenna at the same time. The issue is when you start looking at mulitple frequencies close to each other than discrimination and stuff becomes an issue.
In theory it can link and do 600Mbps on 2.4GHz and 1300Mbps on both 5GHz at the same time.
That said, if you had good connections that might be around ~1700Mbps net real payload between the 3 radios...no fuzzy chance you can do that unless it also include link aggregation as you are limited to the 1000Mbps of the wired gigabit port.
That is something I'd like to see manufacturers start moving toward is link aggregation on these suckers. It is going to be sorely needed soon.
As for how this works, XStream (since it isn't detailed here) basically allows the OEM to decide how to provision it or allow the end user to change provisioning. Basic idea behind it is one 5GHz radio works in the low channels and one works in the high channels and the router decides which devices to assign to which radio. It'll basically aggregate slower devices, like N150 and AC433 clients on one radio and aggregate the fast clients, like N300/450 and AC866/1300 clients on the other radio. This allows you to have additional bandwidth and because of the way Wifi works, it reduces the losses faster clients experience when there is a slower client connected on the same channel and working.
Anyway, you can also set it up so that each 5GHz is a seperate SSID instead of letting the router pick and choose which device goes where and some other variations.
It is a rather interesting idea, but it is not MU:MIMO. I'd be very curious to see if down the line any MU:MIMO routers actually adopt multiple 5GHz radios to be a melding of XStream and MU:MIMO. That said, a good implementation of MU:MIMO is likely to work a lot better than XStream and also obviate the real need for it.
Still and all, link aggregation on higher end consumer routers please!!! Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkThanks for getting more into the details :) The 1700 Mbps real-world throughput could be useful right away because of transfer within the internal network - from, say, a NAS on each of the 4x LAN ports to multiple mobile devices. Reply
jdrch - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkAFAIK link aggregation also requires client support. Reply
azazel1024 - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkOh, on the Link Aggregation, I realize that isn't a huge benefit to most users because if they are connecting to the internet, most users are going be in the tens or maybe low hundreds of Mbps at best and even connecting to a home server they are probably limited to the gigabit port on their home server or NAS.
However, a few of us have more than a single gigabit port on their home server, plus storage that can handle it...as well as mixing in going out to the internet at the same time and you have a scenario where >1,000Mbps on a LAN is very possible to accomplish and therefore 1,000Mbps single port on the router/Access Point is a real bottleneck. Reply
ganeshts - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkThere are a large number of link-aggregation capable switches in the market at a low price point. I remember purchasing a ZyXEL GS2200-24 couple of years back from Newegg. It is a 24-port managed GbE switch. At less than $200, it was a steal, and thankfully, it is still going strong. Reply
457R4LDR34DKN07 - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkIt looks like nice router. $300 is too much unless you absolutely need 2 ac bands. I do like the appearance of this router better than the asus offering. I just upgraded from a netgear n900 to netgear r6300v2. The price of $80 is right for me. One thing that is sorely lacking is media bridges that can do 1300 ac. I ended up getting a Linksys WUMC710 for $40 which works like a cham. The closest I can find is a trendnet but that tops out at 867 mbs. Reply
SUOrangeman - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkI have a two-level home with no decent wiring throughout. I am currently using one DD-WRT WNDR-3700 as my main router connected directly to my FiOS router (only using FiOS router to provide Ethernet) and a second DD-WRT WNDR-3700 in my home office on the other end of a 100ft CAT6 cable. The office router handles all of the wireless traffic.
I'd really like a solution that would allow me to stream HD video wirelessly to rooms that currently have no connectivity (not even coax) as well as extending my wireless range. I was initially considering replacing everything with R7000s and adding one or two more R7000s. Perhaps with multiple 5GHz connections, I may want one R8000 as the main distribution router and R7000s as wireless bridge endpoints and range extenders. Ideally, I'd finally move to TiVo Roamio and TiVo Minis ... connecting them wirelessly via AC1300. I'd even like to go one step better by isolating the video devices on one VLAN, perhaps building up a home automation environment on another VLAN, while maintaining a true Internet-connected VLAN. (Yes, I realize that some of those "isolated" video and home automation devices will require a little Internet access, so routing tricks will have to be used.)
Now, if I were only ready to spend a thousand dollars or two to make this all happen. (: Reply
457R4LDR34DKN07 - Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - linkFWIW I used a ceton infinitv4 & echo wireless over n wifi 450mbs with minimal issues. The TiVo Roamio is nice but with a subscription costly. What your trying to do may be cheaper than you think... Reply
SUOrangeman - Thursday, June 26, 2014 - linkI currently have the HDHomeRun Prime and two Xbox 360s as extenders, with that same 100ft cable between the tuner and the Windows Media Center PC where I maintain the recordings. While this solution works for me, I think the Roamio+Minis configuration (all with lifetime subscriptions; not doing monthlies) is a bit easier for the family (wife, kids, visiting family and friends). I just don't have the wiring infrastructure currently in place, so I'm willing to investigate using wireless to distribute the content. Reply
tokyojerry - Wednesday, July 09, 2014 - linkI was thinking of ordering this product. I currently use Apple's latest Airport Extreme which has the 802.11ac protocol. The reason for considering this Netgear Nighthawk R8000 was to function as a signal booster or extender to my front room. The signal sometimes becomes weak or lose a connection to the AirPort Extreme which is in another room in the house. There are no interfering walls and I am separated by about 10-15 meters in the living room to where the AirPort Extreme is located. It's an all Mac environment with a MacBook Pro retina, MacBook Air, Macmini, and a couple iPad airs.
Would getting this router be overkill just to get a better signal in the living room? Or, is it better I wait a bit longer until new offerings come out in the fall? After reading some of the comments posted here, they seem to be less the positive for this product and also being defined as an overpriced router.
Thanks in advance. Reply
oloap88 - Saturday, July 19, 2014 - linknot sure what is the use of two separate radios, especially since i see no devices around with 11ac standard yet.
link aggregation is no easy thing to do and i don't really see the need for home grade devices, not many people can afford or want to run enterprise grade equipements at home and i dont really see this changing anytime soon.
people who does need it will use enterprise grade networking equipments (as i do), moreover if you have complexity in your network you do not want an AIO device like this..
I personally use a 24p cisco 3750 as core switch and an IBM X server as a VMware host (both used ofc!), a cisco 2800 series as a firewall and various cheap n AP on each floor.
tbh i could get rid of the router but i don't want to overload the switch.
this is to say i wouldn't go for this if i relly needed performance, and i guess i spent 300/400 for all this stuff on ebay..
Don't get fooled by the stealthy look, imho is still consumer crap... Reply
dhenderson002 - Thursday, May 28, 2015 - linkThis router is amazing. It is constantly switching devices around on the 2 5ghz chanels in order to make sure everything is running as fast as possible. I used to download a video game in 8 hours. I now do it in 1. Netflix used to lag and stop and start. Now it runs smoothly. To stream a rental or purchased movie from iTunes used to take a minimum of 30 minutes for the initial load. The movies now start in about a minute and run flawlessly.
I do recommend that if you are using an Apple TV, do not upgrade the firmware to version 220.127.116.11_1.0.96. After the upgrade, Netflix on the apple TV would abruptly knock me back to the menu screen when watching an episode of a show. Stick with firmware version 188.8.131.52-1.0.74. It works flawlessly with no issues I have detected. I upgraded and then switched back. Reply


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Business around the Chippenham bypass are suffering a trade slump after three months of roadworks, with cranes due to stay for at least seven months.
Work to extend the dual carriageway from Jacksom's Lane about 600m to the Badger roundabout at the Morrisons store began in April.
The £2.7m scheme is being funded mainly by the Govern-ment's Local Pinch Point Fund.
Kim Crosby, manager of the Plough Inn at the turn-off for Kington St Michael, said: "Business went down as soon as the work started. It has dropped off quite a bit."
Richard Ockwell, bar manager at the Jolly Huntsman in Kington St Michael, said it had also seen a decline in footfall.
The Esso garage at the Malmesbury Road roundabout has signs out to let customers know it is open throughout the work, which Wiltshire Council said this week was progressing well. The target date for completion is March 2015.
But there is more major roadworks misery to come, with £11.1 million plans to extend the dual carriageway by another 4km, all the way to the Chequers roundabout at the Bath Road junction, where Sainsbury's is located.
At Little Chef, manager Neil Parke said fewer business customers had been in, but he hoped it would be worth it for a drop congestion in the long run.
"It was a bottleneck here," he said. "I hope it will improve it."
Next door, at Burger King, shift manager Ashley Clark had a different experience to report.
He said: "If anything, trade has got better. All the builders meet in the car park and come in before they start their shift."
The Swindon and Wiltshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) said improving the primary route, connecting the coast to the M4, was a priority to boost the county's economy. But drivers are already fed up, especially those in nearby villages.
Rachel Garrad, 21, of Royal Wootton Bassett, has to travel to Morrisons from Kington Langley for catering as part of her job at Quiksilva.
She said: "It adds 10 minutes to my journey if I get stuck at the lights. It can be chocka, standstill by Morrisons in the morning."
Nigel Farr, 51, of High Street in Kington St Michael, said: "Someone said it took them 35 minutes to get from the M4 to the Plough.
"People are getting tired of it. You can't get on to the dual carriageway. Sometimes there's a queue down nearly to the motorway. It's an inconvenience, if you're only going to Morrisons and you sit there for 20 minutes."
He said people were sick of drivers turning off at the Plough and using the Yatton Keynell road as a rat run to get back on to the A420 at Allington."
The Swindon and Wiltshire LEP expects the dualling up to Sainsbury's to deliver 1,550 jobs, according to its strategic economic plan in March.


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SWINDON target Troy Batchelor is convinced he has a strong case to be awarded the wild card for the opening Grand Prix of the season in New Zealand.
The 2013 series gets underway on March 23 at Western Springs, and the new Australian champion is keen to test himself against the best riders in the world having gone so close to earning a full-time spot of his own in last season's Grand Prix Challenge in Croatia.
New Zealander Jason Bunyan was given the nod in last year's event despite having ridden the majority of his career in the Premier League in this country, and Batchelor, whose Elite League future is still undecided, believes he could challenge the likes of Chris Holder, Greg Hancock and Nicki Pedersen if given the chance.
"I am definitely asking a few questions about it to see what is going on, because Premier League riders really shouldn't be competing in the Grand Prix I guess," he said.
"The GPs need to have the best riders in the world in them each round, so we will have to see what the organisers say because it is not all down to me.
"I have asked a few questions about it and if I was given the opportunity I would grab it with both hands, because I have been racing all winter and I haven't stopped so I will feel good going into it while the other riders might be a bit stale.
"It is up to them and of course I want it, but it doesn't come my way then I will concentrate on my racing in England at the start of the season."
Mechanical problems cost Batchelor a Grand Prix place in Gorican in September, but the Australian is third reserve for this year's series which he believes gives him a decent chance of getting a pick from organisers BSI.
"Winning the Australian Championship will definitely help my case, and I am also one of the reserves for the series too so I should have a decent chance," he said.
"I hope my name would be up there but it depends on what they want to do, whether they want to have a so-called local rider or whether they want to put someone in to make things exciting."
Whether he is given a chance or not remains to be seen, but even if he doesn't, the 25-year-old will be watching the Grand Prix with interest as the likes of Darcy Ward and Martin Vaculik make their full-time debuts.
"There are a few new faces in the GP and I am sure it will be exciting, because there were a few guys who had been in there for 10 or 15 years," he said.
"There are some old faces in there and they are great riders, but now there seems to be quite a few young riders in there too which is really good. I would love to ride in it, but if not I will be excited to watch it and see what happens."


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BitFenix Raider Case Review: All These Little Thingsby Dustin Sklavos on 2/28/2013 12:01 PM EST
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Death666Angel - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkSomeone is a busy little bee! :D Keep up the good work Dustin! :)
Gonna read the review now, just wanted to say that first. Reply
rwei - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - link@Dustin - With this many case reviews...I assume that you must have enough of these things sitting around to build a fort.
So what gives? Where is the fort? I believe that I represent the readership when I assert that you are underserving our needs.
In case you need inspiration, I would invite you to consult the following image:
http://asilentbob.deviantart.com/art/Box-fort-1454... Reply
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Locktile - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkBought and built in a Shinobi a few days ago. The current iteration has rectified some of the earlier problems - the rubber feet are now screwed in from the factory. 2 USB 3 ports at the top. Still at the same price.
So hopefully this case will get the same treatment after a while.
Good work as allways Dustin! Reply
abhaxus - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkI was fortunate enough to get this case for a steal at $69. Overall I really like it, although as reviewed I agree that it is a few touch ups from being a case I would use again. One thing I didn't see mentioned in the review is the intake fan placement on the bottom of the case. My power supply (Coolmax 1000w) is too large to allow me to use a 120mm fan in that bottom intake. Seems like a small oversight. Because there is no side fan blowing directly on my GTX 480, even a throttled 80mm fan mounted (rigged up) here lowers my temps on the card by about 10c.
I mounted bitfenix 200mm fans in the front and top, the thermal performance increased quite a bit with them.
For 70 Reply
thesavvymage - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkIt amazes me how no company has hired Dustin to help design their cases Reply
futrtrubl - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkI am quite sure he would design an awesome case. It would also be a case that could never be made due to patents. Reply
Pbryanw - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkYes, it would be awesome but if it it was an ATX case it would only be able to fit mATX motherboards (sorry I'm only joking :) ) But in reply to thesavvymage, can some case manufacturer make it so. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkHA!
I ain't even mad. :) Reply
ezridah - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkThanks you for finally reviewing this case Dustin! I've been eyeing it for about a year now and am thinking about starting a new build soon. This would have been a case I considered, but given the issues with it I'll probably pass on it now.
If they revised it with all the suggestions Dustin had I would buy it immediately. Your move BitFenix. Reply
c0d1f1ed - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkI have this case and I quite like it. Indeed the feet aren't screwed on but use good quality sticky tape, which doesn't bother me one bit since it sits on the floor all day anyway. It might even help with the noise! Also indeed the cabling is tight, but I actually like that. It took some care to route things but I don't intend to change/add things often. The fans that are pre-installed are of high quality and the speed control is built in. Very silent even on high, and I consider myself sensitive to that.
My only minor complaint is that the power LED is too bright. It's not matte but shines like a keyhole finder LED. Fixed that by cutting a corner out of a sticker and placing it over it. All-in-all a very minor thing to make it pretty close to my ideal case. Reply
jminneman - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkI mean seriously. Why, in this day and age, would I ever have a need for 4 5.25" bays? I can see the need for having 1 on any case, or 2 on larger cases (full height and bigger).
My preference would be to lose all 5.25" bays. I never touch a CD/DVD/BluRay any more at all. If there is a way for me to download it or get in on USB that is what I prefer and it is only getting more common every day.
Certainly I understand there are edge cases that require more than 1 or 2, but just imagine what you could do with that area freed up. Imagine how many 3.5 bays could fit in the space of 4 5.25" bays. That would be one slick storage case. Reply
killerclick - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkGet a smaller case if 5.25" bays bother you. I use 2, one for the optical drive (all my backups are on DVDs), one for my 3.5" drive that I put in an elastic sling to stop it from spreading vibrations inside the case. Since the fan controller lever on the case started crapping out, I'm thinking of adding a PWM on one of the 5.25" drive bays, so then 3/4 will be in use. Reply
rickon66 - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkIt looks like they got tired of putting the Antec 1100 on the charts, seeing as how it kicks all the other cases butts time after time. Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkActually, I have my results spreadsheet broken down into sub-$100, $100-$149, and then $150 and above. The 1100 hangs out between $100 and $149. ;) Reply
bill4 - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkAnyone noticed EVERY SINGLE review this guy does is negative?
I mean, what a shocker, he didn't like this case!
And he always uses the old line negative reviewers use at the end, some variation of "there are better options". Sometimes he names these, sometimes he doesnt.
Well if there are better options, why dont you review them! And if there are good products, and presumably you've reviewed some of them, then why are all your reviews negative??!! If these better competing products exist, then where are your positive reviews? Reply
Pbryanw - Thursday, February 28, 2013 - linkReally? I can't tell if you're serious or trolling?
For a positive review read his assessment of the Nanoxia 1 in which he positively purrs about the case. Ok, so he's critical of a lot of cases, but I'd rather have someone who errs on the side of negativity, than someone who thinks every case is great and so gets 8/10 or some kind of award.
What I think it comes down to is Dustin is looking for that perfect case, and when a case falls short like this Betfenix, he quite rightly points out where they've gone wrong and I prefer this approach. I imagine it's also good feedback for the designers of these cases. Reply
WeaselITB - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkSeriously? Are you new here?
Just from the past couple of months --
Fractal Design Define XL R2 -- generally positive
Nanoxia Deep Silence 2 -- positive
Corsair Carbide 200R -- positive except for drive cage
Nanoxia Deep Silence 1 -- positive, Bronze Editor's Choice
NZXT Phantom 820 -- positive, Bronze Editor's Choice
And those are just the ones that I could remember the conclusion after having re-read the title of the review. If something's wrong with the case, he calls them out on it, which I like. I just wish he'd start using bigger than mATX (I kid, I kid! :-p)
-Weasel Reply
tecknurd - Friday, March 01, 2013 - link""Their breakout product has probably been the Prodigy (which got picked up by almost every boutique under the sun), but really, they've had great stuff for a while now.""
Really, do tell. After getting the BitFenix Prodigy, it actually lost my expectations. It just sucks, it just sucks, it just sucks. I replace it with a lot better case such as the Lian Li PC-V354.
There are so many reasons why it suck. I did review of the BitFenix Prodigy on newegg, so you can read it there. What BitFenix only has is they got style, but quality is their lowest priority or is not part of the engineering process. Reply
lmcd - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkwhich color, what's your name, etc.
Thanks for the worthless comment. You didn't even refer to your own review well.
Bitfenix isn't bad; there are far worse and Bitfenix has many great ideas in all of their cases. Reply
kukujin21 - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkI think 14 months ago you gave a better review of the internals although you still had the same complaints?. anything look familiar Dustin?
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5157/nzxt-phantom-41... Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkThat's a good catch. I have them side by side right now, though, and they're similar but by no means identical.
Of course, fourteen months ago would've been ~42 cases ago, and I may have become slightly more cantankerous in the interim. ;) Reply
killerclick - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkBought it 4 months ago. What I don't like about it:
Dust filters don't stop as much dust as you'd like, except when they get clogged with dust themselves. That's why I don't vacuum them anymore (airflow is still pretty good).
Why does it have a mesh on top? Dust FALLS IN THE CASE, despite the positive air pressure inside (I never turn my computer off). I had to put filters on the holes on top of the case to stop dust from falling inside.
You can't completely remove the top mesh to clean the top of the case - it's connected by wires so you can only lift it and move it so much until the cables snag.
After 3 months, the fan controller lever started crapping out and now it's impossible to set it to the slowest speed. I didn't even use this lever that much, it's just really flimsy.
Finally, when I put a 7200RPM (Samsung Spinpoint F3) disk in, it's very loud even at idle because of vibrations. I had to make a sling out of elastic in one of the 5.25" bays and stick the disk in it, and now it's quiet (no vibrations). Reply
killerclick - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkYeah, I also didn't connect the power LED because it's way too bright. Reply
lmcd - Friday, March 01, 2013 - linkLast time you had to install feet on a $100 case was the SG09, I believe. Reply
prodigy23 - Wednesday, November 05, 2014 - linkJust bought and assembled it. The soft touch material on the from and top is really nice. The cables for the USB 3.0 ports are 20 pin only, but one cable adapter to 2.0 is provided . As someone mentioned in a previous comment, the rubber feet are now screwed. I struggle a little bit to pass the 24-pin power connector through the routing holes, but it was not something to make someone cry or trash the case. The part that is really really bad is the dust filter for the power supply, it is curved when it should be just plain. My biggest problem was that the cables of my power supply (XFX TS 550W) are on the short side for a midi-case with a mini-ITX MB (gigabyte z97n-gaming 5). Moreover I installed a Club3D R9 280 royalking and it just barely fit without removing the HDD case's wall. Overall, good value for the money, I paid €75. Reply


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HOUSTON - Two men have been charged with murder in the death of a southeast Houston cellphone store owner.
Brandon Johnson and Johntay Gibson have both been charged with capital murder.
A woman and two children saw the fatal shooting at the Boost Mobile store on Telephone Road and Kinney about 4:40 p.m. Monday.
Investigators said two men wearing ski masks stormed into the store. While one served as lookout, the other with the gun forced everyone inside on the floor, police said. As the man was stealing money from the cash register, the store's owner, Hamid Waraich, 53, reached to push the button on a silent alarm. That's when the suspect shot Waraich in the back, investigators said.
Paramedics rushed Waraich to Memorial Hermann Hospital, but he died from his wound.
Police said the two men ran to a dark grey, four-door Pontiac with paper license plates where a getaway driver was waiting. Investigators said they took off their ski masks as they left the store and left behind fingerprints.
It's also believed that the trio robbed a used car dealership on Almeda Genoa Road, which is about three miles from the mobile store, about 25 minutes before the fatal robbery.
Johnson and Gibson are being held in jail without bond.
Copyright 2013 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


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We all know that one way to make it difficult for other people to take credit for your photographs is to watermark the images before you post them on the Web. But have you heard of a watermark that could put your photos in front of four million people?
It's called the "Photoshop CS6 Beta Watermark," and the way it works is simple:
1. Download the Photoshop CS beta.
2. Create cool imagery in the beta.
3. Download the Powered by Photoshop CS6.zip file and drag the unzipped action onto your Photoshop CS6 application icon.
4. Watermark your image using the Powered by Photoshop CS6 action.
5. Upload the image to the Photoshop Facebook Wall and include the sentence "This image is powered by Photoshop CS6 beta" in your post.
The Photoshop team will choose two watermarked images each week as the cover image for the Photoshop Facebook page, which has more than 4 million fans.
If your image is chosen, don't worry—they'll give you credit.
For detailed instructions on the install and submission process, see Jeff Tranberry's post. Contest rules are here.
Here's a screenshot from today's Photoshop CS6 beta Watermark Facebook gallery:


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website See web.
Weis Center for the Performing Arts
Weis Music Building
white paper
Wi-Fi Wireless networking.
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