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Toronto Film Review: 'Around the Block'
An attention-grabbing performance by Hunter Page-Lochard is the major selling point of Sarah Spillane's cliche-ridden high school-set drama.
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6147 S. Lago Grande Dr., Fort Mohave, AZ 86426
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I am always intrigued that, as a profession, architects are quite suspicious of evidence-based research when assessing whether a building is successful, and I often wonder why this is the case.
Although it's a simplistic comparison, medics would be amazed at our decision-making process given that nearly all of their decisions are based on proven outcomes. One of the advantages that doctors have is that the outcome, or desired outcome, is reasonably clear in that it should benefit the health of the patient. So who should architecture benefit, and can we measure it?
Speaking to a developer the other day, I was struck by how they described a solidly successful residential architect they worked with: "They're never going to win the Stirling, but they just get it, you know?" When I pressed them about what "it" is, "it" turned out to be something as simple as understanding what the developer's customers wanted. Essentially, the architect in question knew what residential buyers wanted in a certain part of London and knew how to deliver it.
So a commercial benefit is actually a customer benefit to this sector of market housing. You can measure this, and it is called sales, but I wonder how many architects genuinely worry about whether their designs will sell? Perhaps this is too unseemly?
There is a more obvious measure of a building that is of wider benefit: the environmental impact of our designs. With smart meters connected to the internet, we can easily gather real data from our buildings to see what has worked and what has not. If you go to the AECB conference, for example, you can hear a series of talks by consultants and architects bearing their souls about successes and failures. Given the time and emotional investment we put into our buildings, it can be incredibly difficult to discuss this honestly; I am always impressed when established practitioners like Justin Bere are willing to share their experiences, good and bad.
However, the gathering of post-occupancy data for a building's operation still seems to happen mainly at a larger scale, and the information is then kept within the preserve of the services consultants. There is also an inherent problem in that nobody is really interested in delivering bad news, and this can prevent the data, good and bad, from making it into the public domain. The introduction of EPCs and DECs is a great start, but what we need is an honest assessment of which design strategies worked as predicted.
Commercial or sustainable success is only part of the story. Arguably the most important contribution architects make is cultural — but not only is this hard to measure, it is even harder to pin down exactly where the "culture" of a building resides. Is it in the behaviour of people within the built environment and the kind of societal interaction it promotes? Is it how a design promotes other cultural practices? Is it the symbolism of a design, how it acts as either a sign or a signifier, that defines it?
When Greg Lynn proposed his Stranded Sears Tower project in 1992 he remodelled the monumental form in sinuous curves on the ground, to allow more interaction with the people and urban fabric of the city. In other words, the new form of the building would promote new types of cultural and social interaction. I think this transformational effect, a kind of spatial liberation, is something that drives many architects, from the systems architects of the seventies to the parametricists of today. But I think we would struggle to work out how to measure it, and consequently often fail to communicate to the wider public what we hope to achieve culturally, and why.
So the benefit of architecture, which many in the profession feel most keenly, is also the one that is hardest to define and communicate in the abstract. And this is the key point: you do not have to measure how awe-inspiring a great building is — you feel it. In the end, a building that uses more than its fair share of resources, or does not cater properly for its occupants, will not survive the Darwinian race for survival. As a profession, we should embrace this and seek to gather as much data as we can. Although it is hard to provide evidence for the need for great architecture, without getting the basics right we will never get a chance to demonstrate this greatness through our buildings.
What the developer means is that the architect in question just about meets the statutory requirements and can specify cheap rubbish that looks great to potential buyers (Snazzyish B+Q kitchen, white bathrooms, splash of bright colour, etc.)
It won't be until the buyers move in and they can hear their neighbour switching on a light that they may wonder what they have bought.
I hate awe.
What makes a great building? Jerry Tate wants a computer programme that knows the answer.
Great article! I feel it somewhat related to Moussavi's view on Affect in the idea of a pre-rational reading of architecture as its greatest human perception of the building. It gives it its cultural dimension that I think is what you mean by the utmost benefit of architecture. Would you agree?
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- November 14, 2007, 9:15 AM
Oliver Hessel, the former operations manager with Munich, Germany FBO MTM Aviation, has formed a new flight-support company called Air Ops International. The new firm will specialize in supporting corporate and general aviation operations and will also be based at Munich International Airport. Services include flight planning, weather and Notam briefs, landing and overflight permits, hotel reservations, ground-handling arrangements, slot coordination, executive charter flight brokering, flight following and follow-up support.


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The Planning Commission has given the go-ahead to bring possible changes in Edina's zoning ordinance to the Edina City Council for feedback.
From changing side yard setbacks and how city staff handle construction complaints to allowing single-car garages, the Residential Redevelopment Subcommittee presented both specific and general recommendations to the commission Wednesday, Feb. 13. No formal commission vote was taken on the recommendation.
The next step for the changes is a city council and planning commission joint meeting March 5. The commission wants feedback during the session from the council on what changes the commission should pursue, commission Chair Kevin Staunton said.
The recommendations were created using comments during the subcommittee's two public forums, emails and comments on the city's Website, Speak Up Edina. The subcommittee also met with builders, contractors and city staff.
The comments fall under the impact of modifying a lot – house height, yard setbacks and grading – and construction impacting the neighborhoods with debris, trash, noise and street parking problems, Subcommittee member Mike Platteter said.
They approached it as a complicated issue that doesn't have only one solution, he said.
"One of the things we're asking is how do individual property rights and community rights intersect," he said. "Where does the individual – what they can do to their property – intersect with drainage for everyone, with trees for everyone? How does that impact the rest of the community? One person's dream can become another person's nightmare, particularly if you have water drainage into somebody else's basement or next to it."
The subcommittee formed in late October to begin examining the issues. The city received an increasing number of complaints about large homes replacing smaller houses on lots smaller than 75 feet.
Edina's zoning ordinance was written to regulate the larger lots in western Edina, Subcommittee member Ken Potts said. Most of the teardowns are occurring in northeast and in a portion of northwest Edina.
"The idea of teardowns on the existing non-conforming lots below 75 feet in width didn't seem to be considered," he said. "The teardown/rebuild just wasn't happening. And I think one way to characterize the pressure that has been created is the idea that you can build a home the size of what is easy to build on a large lot and try and fit it onto one of these smaller lots. And in fact that's a lot of what we heard at the public input sessions."
The rebuilt homes are being built to the maximums of the city's limits on houses, he said.
Whether Edina should move away from its one residential zone and create multiple residential zones with different requirements is also up for discussion.
Commission member Nancy Sherer said she's increasingly believing that Edina needs more than one residential zone in its zoning ordinance.
"We, as a community, have not ever gone there, but I'm starting to believe that's the only way we'll manage some of this," she said.
Side yard setbacks vary between 5 and 10 feet currently. But when taken with the lot coverage and height requirements, it can cause homes to feel too close together, Potts said. The subcommittee recommends possible solutions as increasing the yard setback dimensions and eliminating egress windows in side yards.
The height of houses was also addressed because tall houses next to smaller houses can be seen as a disruption, Potts said. There's also confusion about the height requirements, he said. They want to reduce the height without impacting the number of stories in a house.
Houses are required to have two-car garages and front-facing garages being the dominant feature on a house is becoming a problem. The subcommittee is recommending the single-car garages be allowed because they're easier to be built on a smaller lot, he said. Overall, they're recommending a maximum of how much of the front of the house can be the garage.
Platteter also noted that many houses in northeast Edina have tuck-under garages, which typically don't have garage doors.
Scherer said she doesn't see Edina residents going from two-car to one-car garages.
"I feel that in our community, we still have larger numbers of people who have multiple cars, or multiple toys, and the one thing I feel about garage doors is they provide places to put those things so the rest of us aren't looking at them all the time," she said.
Commission member Floyd Grabiel disagreed, saying he's OK with a one-car garage. The issue isn't that it's a front-loading garage, it's that the garages are taking up two-thirds of the front of a house, he said.
Residents' perception is that Edina is lax or has no enforcement when it comes to construction, Platteter said.
"Really, the overall theme of this is, residents didn't think the city did anything about construction on homes. In other words, it was the Wild, Wild West," he said.
The subcommittee is recommending Edina's Construction Management Plan be enhanced. The plan was implemented in November. They are also recommending the city create a hotline for residents to call with concerns. The city also needs to log residents' complaints and the city's responses to them.
Sherer said she would like to hear the council's reaction to that recommendation because changes for city staff won't happen without the council's support.
For builders, the recommendation is to create fines if they violate the city's ordinances. Staunton pointed out that some builders want enforcement because they follow the rules and want other builders who don't to do so.
The subcommittee believed the issue of new houses changing a neighborhood's character is hard to regulate. Subcommittee member Arlene Forrest questioned who would review the designs of all new houses. It would be complex to set up a citywide design approval process, she added. Platteter also noted that it would be difficult to create a set of design guidelines in Edina because it has a variety of houses.
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Twenty years ago, Simon & Schuster published a condensed version of the Bible. The genealogies were excised, as were laws and narratives considered arcane or outdated. The book that suffered most egregiously from the editor's zeal was Leviticus, the third of the Five Books of Moses and the book that Jewish people read at this season. Its many original chapters were reduced to just over two pages of text.
In justifying taking the scissors to most of Leviticus, an editor wrote, "The Levite and legal codes are not only impenetrable but unimportant to today's reader."
The laws and rituals of Leviticus may indeed be opaque, but the book's subject is vitally relevant to today's world: the need for limits and boundaries, distinctions and separations. Leviticus teaches the importance of distinguishing between holy and profane, sacred and secular, pure and impure. Leviticus establishes ethical boundaries
Today, the demarcation between good and evil and between right and wrong is porous.
Hillsdale College philosophy professor Christina Sommers asks: "Are we living in a moral stone age?" She charges that today's young people are suffering from "cognitive moral confusion. They not only have trouble distinguishing right from wrong, they question whether such standards even exist. They are ignorant of and alienated from the Western moral tradition." Ask many young people today if there are such categories as right and wrong and the reply would be some variation of, "It's kind of like whatever works best for the individual. Each person has to work it out for himself."
Leviticus teaches that, no, it is not up to each person to work it out for himself. Leviticus conveys a timeless truth: that we are not morally autonomous beings who are given free rein to accommodate our own desires and fashion our own morality. Leviticus prescribes limits and boundaries that govern our behavior. It tells us that G-d did not place us here to make up the rules and directs us to the fact that what is good is defined by G-d. The commandments in Leviticus are not accompanied by an asterisk reading, "Unless you don't want to or you have a better idea."
As we prepare to celebrate Passover, we are reminded that the Israelites did not go forth from Egyptian bondage merely to be free. They were not liberated to now live by their own desires. The Exodus was accomplished in order for them to arrive at Mount Sinai, there to receive the divine set of rules by which they were to live and the limits within which they were to act.
Freedom was not accomplished until it was wedded to obligation and responsibility. Life without limits and rules does not equal freedom, but anarchy.
Leviticus calls for us to recognize that there are absolutes which bind all people, at all times, in all places. Leviticus teaches what Adam and Eve learned: that when G-d says "Don't," you violate that boundary at your great peril.
No one can be a moral person without accepting a set of rules and limits other, and higher, than his own. If man is left to choose for himself what is right or wrong, he will always set the standards to fit his own drives and passions. Therefore, Leviticus teaches that if we go past a certain point, there will be consequences, and they will be dire.
Leviticus is the most difficult Book of Hebrew Scripture. But even if not read, its message must be heard. We must obey the boundaries between what is right and wrong that were set by G-d. G-d's wall separating good and evil is high and thick; man's wall separating good and evil is low and permeable. One of these walls stands forever.
Contact the writer: Rabbi Mark Miller is rabbi emeritus at Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach.


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Late strikes from Almen Abdi and Matej Vydra denied Crystal Palace an opening day victory in the Championship over Gianfranco Zola's Watford.
Owen Garvan had put Palace in the lead with a 13th minute penalty, after Wilfried Zaha had been taken down by John Eustace.
Watford saw a chance to equalise in the 20th minute go begging when Joe Garner planted his header onto Julian Speroni's crossbar.
But the visitors were soon back on terms moments later when Speroni failed to hold onto a Sean Murray shot, allowing Martin Taylor to stab home the loose ball from close range.
But Palace were not deterred and Garvan put the Eagles back in front in the 29th minute after collecting Aaron Wilbraham's flick-on before surging into the box and poking home.
Kagisho Dikgacoi could have put Palace even further in front in the 32nd minute but saw his headed effort cleared off the line by Murray.
Watford rallied after the break, but Dougie Freedman's men looked comfortable for long periods of the game with Zaha providing the main attacking threat.
It wasn't until the 88th minute that Zola's men equalised, Swiss midfielder Almen Abdi on loan from Udinese, firing home from outside the area.
A draw would have been a fair result, but Czech substitute Matej Vydra, again on loan from Udinese, turned on the corner of the area before unleashing an unstoppable shot into the top right hand
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What's in the bag? A tedious, self-consciously quirky postmodern noir featuring John Cusack and Robert De Niro in two of the more obvious money jobs of their careers.
The titular satchel in "The Bag Man" is one of those coveted carry-ons, like the glowing briefcases of "Kiss Me Deadly" and "Pulp Fiction" fame, which everybody wants, nobody seems to know the contents of, and makes a world of trouble for all who come into contact with it. They include a melancholy widower hitman (John Cusack) and the assorted denizens of a fleabag Louisiana motel in this self-consciously weird postmodern noir that wrests some formidable competition to emerge as one of the most head-scratching money jobs of both Cusack's and special guest star Robert De Niro's careers. Despite a decent $14,000 average in its opening frame on two U.S. screens, the future looks bleak for the reportedly self-financed debut feature of British director David Grovic, while the name cast may stimulate modestly better VOD traffic.
Though the script (credited to Grovic and Paul Conway) purports to be based on an unproduced screenplay ("Motel") by James Russo, "The Bag Man," with its bayou setting and the presence of De Niro as a criminal mastermind who may (as once character implies) not even be human, frequently suggests an uninspired riff on Alan Parker's 1987 "Angel Heart," in which De Niro's devilish Louis Cyphre hired washed-up private eye Mickey Rourke to track down a missing piece of human collateral. In "The Bag Man," De Niro's Dragna (a nod to the famed Los Angeles mafia family) offers Cusack's Jack "an exorbitant sum of money" to retrieve said bag from said seedy motel — and, of course, whatever he does, never to look inside of it. This early scene unfolds on a private plane, with De Niro failing to turn a piece of undercooked steak into nearly as menacing a prop as Louis Syphre's iconic hard-boiled egg.
De Niro, who presumably filmed this role before "Silver Linings Playbook" and "American Hustle" performed much-needed CPR on his acting career, effectively disappears from the movie for most of the next hour, leaving Cusack to fend for himself, including an offscreen scuffle with the bag's previous guardian that leaves Jack with a bullet hole in his hand and a corpse in his trunk. From there, he proceeds to the motel, where the wheelchair-bound night manager (Crispin Glover, as a kind of deep-fried Norman Bates) asks too many questions and where, no sooner does Jack settle in for the night (in room 13, natch), than trouble literally comes knocking at his door.
Everyone, it seems, wants to get their hands on Jack's precious pouch, including a meancing bruiser (Kirk "Sticky Fingaz" Jones) and his Serbian dwarf sidekick (Martin Klebba), who may or may not be drug pushers, depending on how much one believes Rivka (Rebecca Da Costa), the tall, long-necked beauty of indeterminate origins who holes up in Jack's bathroom claiming that the other two men are trying to kill her. Reluctant hero and distressed damsel/femme fatale proceed to spend much of the rest of the movie on the run from these and other pursuers (including a pair of incompetent local deputies), always eventually looping back to the motel to attend Dragma's imminent arrival.
Grovic, who has a scattering of other credits as an actor and producer (and who's described in the press notes as a distant relative of Sarah Bernhardt) clearly has a thing for people stuck in Beckett-esque nowherevilles, and indeed much of "The Bag Man" feels like an amateur theatrical with lots of verbose run-on monologues, labored quirky humor, and that ever-present bag, the exact contents of which — and how and why they got there — stop tantalizing the viewer long before they're finally revealed. When De Niro reappears, he proves an unusually erudite talking killer, droning on about lessons learned from reading Sun Tzu and Herman Hesse, before uttering two words that can't help but feel like a warning to unsuspecting viewers: "caveat emptor."
Along the way, Grovic tries his hand at a couple of haphazard action sequences, including one three-way battle for control of a speeding car that's about as hair-raising as the spinning teacup ride at Disneyland. Cusack, who plays almost the entire role from under a baseball cap labeled "Memphis" (though his character is supposed to be from Pittsburgh), seems ever so slightly more present here than he has in his last several movies (including his sleepwalking Richard Nixon in "The Butler"), but it's only the Brazilian-born Da Costa who seems to be trying to create a real character. Despite being on hand mainly to be manhandled (the film, which includes one scene of De Niro sucker-punching a female associate in the face, evinces a generally deplorable attitude toward women), Da Costa manages to find an emotional truth amid all the film's moody, abstract poses more often than her more seasoned co-stars.
The pic's central motel set has been rendered in convincingly cruddy detail (you can all but smell the mold) by production designer J. Dennis Washington, though everything else sports a markedly more shoestring appearance (including an unnecessary New York-set coda). Widescreen digital lensing credited to two lensers, Steve Mason and David Knight, appeared distractingly murky and dark at the screening attended, though subsequent comparison to an online screener revealed this to be mainly a projection issue.
Film Review: 'The Bag Man'
Reviewed at Cinema Village, New York, Feb. 24, 2014. MPAA Rating: R. Running time: 108 MIN.
A Cinedigm release of a Tin Res Prods. presentation. Produced by Peter D. Graves, Warren Ostergard, Antony Mitchell. Executive producer, David Grovic.
Directed by David Grovic. Screenplay, Grovic, Paul Conway, based on the original screenplay "Motel" by James Russo. Camera (Deluxe color, Sony F65 digital widescreen), Steve Mason, David Knight; editors, Michel R. Miller, Devin Maurer; music, Tony Morales, Edward Rogers; music supervisor, Mark Wike; production designer, J. Dennis Washington; art director, Kelly Curley; set decorator, Cynthia Slagter; set designers, Garrett Jacobs, Dave Kelsey; costume designer, Liz Staub; sound (Dolby Digital), Daniel Izen; sound designer, Wayne Lemmer; re-recording mixers, Skip Lievsay, Warren Hendriks, Joel Dougherty; visual effects supervisors, Ray McIntyre Jr., Peter Chesney; visual effects, Pixel Magic; stunt coordinator, Jery Hewitt; line producer, Cherelle George; associate producer, David Diliberto; assistant director, Chad Rosen; second unit director, Peter Chesney; second unit camera, Yasu Tanida; casting, Donald Paul Pemrick, Dean E. Fronk.
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24 February 2004
Peter Hambro Mining PLC
Tuesday, 24 February 2004
Independent report estimates addition of approximately 7 million ounces of gold
to Pokrovskiy regional potential.
New Pokrovskiy Resources Estimate Report
OAO Pokrovskiy Rudnik, the Russian operating subsidiary of Peter Hambro Mining,
the AIM listed gold mining group, has received the results of a new independent
estimate of the resources at its Pokrovskiy gold mining licence area. This
report is the result of ongoing exploration work, being carried out in parallel
with mining and gold extraction on the 37 Km2 block covered by the original
mining licence.
The new report, which includes only material expected to be above a 1 g/t
cut-off grade, suggests a total of approximately 7.7 million ounces of
mineralization, reported as P2 resources. This does not include the gold in
already reported Pokrovskoye Reserves.
As at 31st December 2003, the announced (and Committee of Natural Resources
approved) P category resource in the surrounding area of the Pokrovskiy mine was
estimated at 807,400 ounces. Thus the new estimate could mean an increase of
around 6.9 million ounces. The existing open-pits and processing facility are
located roughly in the centre of the area covered by the report.
Independent Report
The report is based on the collection and analysis of 16,500 samples from
trenches and shallow and deep drilling and this has enabled a reassessment of
existing work. It has been completed by the independent Russian research
company Ecocentre (from Vladivostok) in conjunction with the Russian Academy of
Science's Far Eastern State Geological Institute and uses results derived from a
nonlinear curve-fitting method related to regression or trend analysis. The
correlation between the existing approved resources and those predicted by the
programme has to date been high.
Amur Region Committee on Natural Resources approval not yet obtained
It should be noted that the results of the new report have not yet been
submitted to nor approved by the Amur Region Committee on Natural Resources and
thus are not officially classified. Notwithstanding this, the Company considers
that disclosure of the existence of this report is appropriate to keep the
market appraised of developments.
Annual Reserve and Resource Statement.
Peter Hambro Mining includes a report on its reserves and resources as part of
each Annual Report and Accounts. The Annual Report and Accounts for 2003 is
expected to be published at the end of April 2004.
The increase estimated by the Ecocentre report is significant because the newly
identified gold-bearing areas are all located close to the operating Pokrovskiy
resin-in-pulp plant, and if confirmed will produce a substantial increase in
mine life.
Chairman's Comments
Commenting on the Report, Peter Hambro, Executive Chairman of Peter Hambro
Mining PLC said: -
"The Ecocentre report confirms the enthusiasm we had for the Pokrovskoye deposit
when we originally brought the company to market and the subsequent decision to
expand the processing facilities there. Our recent news-flow has concentrated
on Pioneer and has allowed this somewhat to overshadow the success of our
producing mine. The Ecocentre Report goes a long way to restore the balance."
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Indian stocks headed for the biggest gain in five years, the rupee strengthened and bonds rallied as early vote counting showed the main opposition alliance may form a majority government. The India VIX sank the most since 2008.
The S&P BSE Sensex advanced as much as 6.15 per cent to a record 25,375.63, poised for the biggest increase since the last national election in May 2009, before trimming gains to 3.6 per cent by 11:09 am. in Mumbai. The rupee rose 1 per cent. India VIX, which tracks the cost of options to protect against stock- market swings, tumbled 28 per cent. The Bharatiya Janata Party and its allies lead in 326 of 542 seats where results are available, enough for a majority, according to NDTV.
The value of Indian equities has climbed by $US332 billion since the BJP named Narendra Modi as its candidate for prime minister on September 13. Foreign investors poured $US14.2 billion into the nation's shares during the period, while bullish wagers in the options market outnumbered bearish bets by the widest margin in 14 months, amid speculation Modi will do more than the ruling Congress Party to revive economic growth.
"This is just the trailer -- the actual movie will play out in the next three to five years and there's big money to be made," Shishir Bajpai, a director at IIFL Wealth Management in Mumbai, which has $US8 billion under management and advisory, said in a phone interview. "It's the start of a multi-year cyclical bull run. We will increase our allocations to equities."
Adani rallies
Trading of shares in India's CNX Nifty index was 280 per cent higher than the 30-day average for this time of day. Bank stocks were among the biggest gainers as investors speculated faster economic growth will lead to higher credit quality, while power companies surged on bets improved infrastructure will boost electricity use. Adani Enterprises, one of the biggest companies in Modi's home state of Gujarat, surged 14 per cent to the highest since September 2011.
The Indian currency extended its gain this week to 2.3 per cent, trading at 58.685 rupees per dollar, and touched the strongest level since June, according to prices from local banks compiled by Bloomberg. The Reserve Bank of India intervened in the foreign-exchange market to curb volatility, according to four dealers who asked not to be identified because the information isn't public.
Bonds advance
India's 10-year bonds gained, with the yield on 8.83 per cent notes due November 2023 sliding nine basis points, 0.09 percentage points, to 8.70 per cent, the lowest level since February 10, according to prices from the central bank's trading system.
The Sensex will extend its rally if the BJP and its allies secure more than 266 seats, according to a Bloomberg survey of 19 brokers and investment advisory firms published May 9. Inflows into the nation's stocks may continue on expectations of a stable post-election government, Goldman Sachs Group. said in a report on May 13.
The Sensex has climbed about 18 per cent this year and trades at 15 times projected 12-month earnings, the most expensive level since 2011. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index is valued at 10.6 times.
Proponents see Modi, who has overseen annual economic growth of 10 per cent as the head of Gujarat state since 2001, as a leader who can speed up infrastructure projects, while opponents blame him for 2002 riots that killed about 1,000 people, mostly Muslims. Modi rejects accusations of any wrongdoing.
Voter turnout
Public works projects helped Gujarat outpace the national economic growth rate in 11 of the past 12 financial years for which data is available. The BJP has pledged to construct 100 new cities, build high-speed railway lines and a national fibre- optic network.
Projects worth $US230 billion are awaiting clearance as lawmaking stalled in Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's coalition, data from the Cabinet Committee on Investment show.
A $12 billion steel mill planned by South Korea's Posco has been held up for nine years. Subsidy bills rose fivefold in the past decade to 2.6 trillion rupees ($43 billion) a year, a period in which the Indian economy only doubled in size.
India's economy grew 4.9 per cent during the fiscal year ended in March, close to the decade-low growth of 4.5 per cent in the previous year, according to government estimates.
Nine rounds of voting started on April 7 to pick 543 seats in the world's second-most populous country. Turnout averaged a record 66.4 per cent, the Election Commission of India said, compared with 58 per cent in the 2009 election and the previous high of 64 per cent in the 1984 vote.
"Modi is very popular because so many people within the country are tired of what has happened over the last two to three years, where administration and governance has taken a back seat," Adrian Lim, a Singapore-based money manager at Aberdeen Asset Management said. "It's sentiment and expectation of Modi's victory that driving this rally," he said.
"The market is positioned for euphoria," Chetan Jain, a derivatives analyst at Anand Rathi Financial Services Ltd. in Mumbai, said in a phone interview. "But it can go all the way down to the wire."
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Vigilante hacker group Anonymous claims to have broken into PlayStation Network and downloaded a 50 gigabyte database of users' e-mail and passwords. According to the group, 10 million accounts are "at risk."
It said on Twitter: ".@Sony Hacked, @PlayStation Network Pwned | http://pastebin.com/HUjZPaF3 | #PSN | #Anonymous."
Following the link reveals a list of nearly 4,000 account e-mails and encrypted passwords, as well as the following text (warning: offensive language):
Think outside the box.
I am a man with no name, I'm the man behind Anonymous, hence "master & card visa takedown in 2010"
FBI, will you seize the innocent doors,or a devil behind that door whos staring right at'cha?
I got no twitter,facebook, neither I go in IRC.. if someone takes credit for this pwnage, he's a faggot.
What's the target?…It's SONY, MOTHERFUCKER.
Contact me at email@example.com for the full database, which is 50GB, fuck.
About 10 million fuckers at risk. Yes, if you play playstatio network, you're included<3
I'd say it's a good time to change your passwords, everyone.
Sony last dealt with a major PlayStation Network in 2010, when hackers forced PlayStation Network down for 24 days. Read more about that here.
Thanks, Kotaku.
Update 2:27 p.m.: The list appears to be a copy of this list of hacked e-mail accounts posted on March 19. Even so, it shouldn't hurt to change your password, just to be safe. Do that here.
Update 5:00 p.m.: Official world from Sony: "We've confirmed that the recent claim that PSN was illegally hacked and that customer passwords and addresses were accessed is false."


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Atom agency gives dirty bomb warning
The IAEA says more than 100 countries may not be keeping proper track of what happens to materials like cobalt-60, strontium-90, caesium-137 and iridium-192.
Some of them would not even notice if such materials were stolen, it says.
"It's a global issue. No region is exempt," the agency's Mark Gwozdecky told BBC News Online.
He said 82 IAEA member countries have asked for help to tighten up their radiological monitoring and that another 50 or so countries have not joined the agency.
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But Western countries, too, report failures to keep track of radiological materials.
Around 70 sources are lost every year in the European Union and hundreds annually in the US, Mr Gwozdecky said.
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Run. Post...or Post. Run.
Monday I had a fun run for 45 minutes on the track. I was just warmed up and I saw Fast Buddy come into the gym. We had a good time catching up on various injuries.
Track run today but lighter and easier.
Happy runs, All! :::HUGS:::
Fire Jumper
[oh my... I looked and Judy and I started a thread at exactly the same minute! I see that my thread was locked (thank you), so I'll copy my post over here!]
Good morning all!
Today is a strength day. Feeling a little sore from my run yesterday.... but it's a good kind of sore. I know I worked. I checked my "heart rate recovery" through my data yesterday and really liked what I saw. The relative risk of "all cause mortality" and especially of heart related death is strongly correlated to HR recovery. Cool. I can only imagine how through fitness and weight loss that has changed for me!
I'll catch up again later!
5K's and Obstacle Runs
Goal for 2013: 10K
Icebreaker Challenge 5K, Girls on the Run 5K, Friehofer's Run for Women 5K, Hero Rush, Warrior Dash Florida, Warrior Dash Eastern NY, Turkey Trot, Mud Mania, and yet-to-be-decided goal 10K.
Disney freak
Good Morning everyone!
Back to work/school went well for everyone yesterday. Only glitch was my car battery decided to die. So, we had to carpool - DH took me and DS to school (he goes to school where I teach), then took DD to school, then turned around and did it all after school again. Then he went and picked up a new battery at Wal-Mart and installed it. Such a good guy.
Jazzercise was on the schedule, but I walked instead since it was too late by the time I got my new battery. It was so weird walking for exercise. It seemed like a very inefficient way of getting around after all my running. So, I just enjoyed being able to sing to my music.
Easy 2 miles scheduled today after work.
Good morning, Judy and Julie!
Lisa Marie
Judy,talking about injuries...you must be a runner. (grin)
Julie, fresh tomatoes are worth dreaming about!
Good morning Lisa Marie.
Carol, I've done both MCM and Chicago, though it's been >5 years and things have prob changed. They are both great large city races. Chicago was flat, but was a bit crowded for a fast time-DD and I got separated on an early turn and I didn't see her again till after race. Weather was great that year. Crowds were unbelievable-as good as NYC (everywhere!) and logistics were easy with the train. It was fun to run thru the neighborhoods and city. Just a fun race. MCM was also big, but less crowded. It had a few rolling hills, so my time was only about 5-10" faster. Great crowd support, but not like NYC or Chicago. I found it amazing to run thru all the monuments and history sites. Personally, I found MCM very inspiring... liked it so much my DD did it the following year and I was support crew. Part of the reason I liked it was because it was hard to wimp out and walk when there were Marines there pushing their injured comrades and other Marines who were amputees-showed me what real toughness is...a marathon isn't that hard. Then there was the marine who barked, "Take that hill, ma'am!" I took the hill...though slower than he might have liked. : ) Logistics were a little harder...took getting up a bit earlier...managable from recommended hotels-reserve early for either. If I were to repeat one, I'd do MCM, but again, both are good choices.
I'm looking for a late spring full...prefer flat,cool and cheap to get to from Atlanta. I'd really wanted hike/run Bataan, but tough logistics made it too pricey for this year and a bit later would be better anyway. Ideas?
Hey Ladies!
7 TM miles (tempo run) this morning. SRD yesterday. We're supposed to have pretty nice temps this week, whoo hoo!!
Judy - enjoy the track!
Julie - I like doing strength training and need to schedule it in more often
Lisa- Marie - aww, your DH sounds like a great guy! Glad you have a new battery!
Hi Camille!!
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Morning! Trying to post early before my day go to hell! Off to my allergy/asthma doctor for my weekly shot. I got one last week and had such a bad reaction the whole arm was red and swollen, so today they will try a lower dose. Hoping it won't affect my races this weekend. 8 miles with strides tonight.
judyruns, nice track workout.
Julie, enjoy the strength training workout later. I've always seen that HR recovery number and never thought about it. If it gets lower it means you're getting healthier, right?
Lisa-Marie, ugh at the car battery dying. The nerve! Hope the 2 miles go well tonight.
camille, our latest marathon down here is the A1A Ft. Lauderdale but I'm not sure you consider February to be Spring, but our weather is like Summer by then. Anyway, I love that race and it has one of the best medals in the country. Sorry I am of no help.
LC Runs, nice TM miles.
Have a nice day!
"The most powerful weapon on earth is the human soul on fire."
It's always fucking hot in Miami!
Run to live; live to run
Damaris I should know where I'm staying later today or tomorrow. I do know I will be in Plantation Coral Springs and Lighthouse sometime during the week. I'm waiting on the girl for Miami visits
Laura nice 7
Lisa Marie boo to the car battery!
Camille why don't you do snickers in Albany GA? Flat and a nice race even if the rain lat year sucked. It is in March.
Julie I saw your post and Judy's at the same time I locked yours so we won't get confused. Good for you on the heart rate
11 for me today. Great weather for shorts and long tee (40s). We go back to 70s tomorrow I think so morning will be in the upper 50s
Wow! Just lost my post! I think I'll just say hi to everyone and try again later.
Morning all,
Tired today, so a second cup of coffee is brewing. Jake woke up in the middle of the night and spent a long time pacing, shaking his head, and then whining because it's hard for him to jump back up on the bed with the cone. Woke me up and then couldn't go back to sleep. Still another week at least before his stitches come out. Ugh. I am kind of a baby with sleep and like to get my 8+ hours!
Damaris, Mohawk Hudson is October 13. What marathons do you have planned so far this year? I am struggling - I do better if I limit the amount of races I do, but DH works for the giant oil company and they are in the process of closing their Fairfax, VA offices and moving all their employees here to TX. We are slated to go 4th quarter 2014 or 1st quarter 2015. So I want to get as many fun and cool races on the east coast done while I don't have to fly. Plus I got a new bike for Christmas so want to do some duathlons, and if I can ever figure out swimming, a tri. I just want to do everything!
Julie, not a stupid question at all (from yesterday). Boston-qualifying time is based on age and gender. For me, my BQ time is 3:55. So I qualified at Detroit with a 3:52. But just because you qualify doesn't necessarily mean you get in. First they open registration to those that beat their qualifying time by 20 minutes or more (so BQ minus 20, or BQ-20), then they open to BQ minus 10 (BQ-10), then they open it to everyone that qualifies. I know I can run faster than I did in Detroit with proper training, so I am just using those numbers as goals.
And yes, I'll be driving or flying to Albany in October. Weekend of Oct. 12-13. Would be awesome to meet up with you somewhere then.
Morning Judy! Catching up on various injuries - ha!
Lisa-Marie, good for DH to take care of things! I hear you on the walking. I am trying to walk once a week (because I will be walking some of the uphills on my 40-miler in February). I walked 5 miles last night and it took forever!
camille, have you done Tobacco Road? That might be early spring though. How about NJ with me and Lisa? It's the first weekend in May, flat, but I can't guarantee cool. Could probably get cheap flights to either Newark or even Philly. Or fly to BWI and hitch a ride with me. There are a ton of marathons in April/May, but it seems like most of the flat ones I can think of are in March (B&A Trail here, Shamrock, Tobacco Road) or in the fall.
Laura, nice 7. We are supposed to get up to the 60s by the weekend.
Marjorie, wtg on the 11. It's nice to log on and see you so consistent every day!
I have 12 400s with 400 recoveries tonight. With w/u and c/d, should be about 9 miles. Will probably do it on the TM for the convenience of being able to regulate my speed.
Since everyone else is blogging: http://karenrunsfar.blogspot.com/Upcoming Races: 2016: BCS Marathon. 2017: Houston Marathon, The Woodlands Marathon, Oklahoma City Marathon and Missoula Marathon (50th one on my 50th birthday). After that, who knows?
Good Morning! Slept in a little but still got out for a 6 mile run. Just a little late for work .
Camille--I usually do not run every day--I just feel so beat up after a few days in a row:
M/W Power Hour Class at the gym
T/Th run 6 miles and maybe do Centergy (yoga/pilates class) if I have time in the afternoon.
F Swim (right now the pool is closed--heater broken). Will probably do spin instead.
Saturday I either ride or run, depending on if there is a race of a group ride
Sunday long run with buddies
I do not lift weights well by myself, and do much better if I am in a class.
Yes, I polished off the Ben and Jerry's during Biggest Loser last night. It was calling me.....
I just got the race pics from the half Sat and had to laugh-I sure don't look like I was feeling good the whole time! My finish line photo could compete with Mark's famous "race face" photo. I saw the clock and wanted to be under 2:15-made it with chip. Have a laugh on me. http://www.pbase.com/kennyk/image/148226590
The other is slightly better. http://www.pbase.com/kennyk/image/148225935
At least, they are free.
The knitters might enjoy this woman's hat/beard. She wore it the entire race. http://www.pbase.com/kennyk/image/148225956
Marjorie, I haven't done one in Ga and Snickers would be perfect, except I'd like a little more time to actually train-late April/early May would be first choice. I might do it anyway.
Hi, Laura and Docket!
Good morning:
e 200's in yes
few personals--
Camille: You look great in that second pic! I like the beard lady, too.
Judy: Yes, injuries are the first topics.
Julie: Can you give us more about HR recovery?
Lisa-Marie: What, usually, keeps me running through a hard run is knowing that if I I stop, it will take me twice as long to get home.
8 hills on the agenda, today. I didn't get the 200's in yesterday.
2017 Goals: Qualify for Boston 2018 at Boston in 2017 & sub 1:39:00 at the Revel Canyon Half in November 2017.
Over 45 PR's:
Half - 1:39:49
Full - 3:33.47
Lisa-Marie: What, usually, keeps me running through a hard run is knowing that if I I stop, it will take me twice as long to get home.
This cracks me up because it is so true. I can't tell you how many times in long races I argue with myself. It hurts to run, but then it hurts to walk. Might as well just run then and get it over with!
Karen poor Jake. I bet he is sick of that cone and the stitches probably itch. I'm trying to be very consistent. My base now for the last 4 months is back over 70. I'm pleased.
Camille I'd love to do Albany again since i had such a hard time last time with my stomach. Maybe in a few years.
Linda enjoy the hills


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John Krasinski, Emily Blunt, Alison Brie and Jason Segel Sing Karaoke (VIDEO)
How would you like it if these actors crashed your party?!? The Office star John Krasinski and his actress wife Emily Blunt joined Community star Alison Brie and How I Met Your Mother actor Jason Segel for a night of karaoke during a bachelor party they weren't exactly invited to, according to reports.
John and Jason sang Joe Cocker's "With a Little Help From My Friends," the theme song for the coming of age '80s show The Wonder Years. The boys got really into the music, taking full advantage of all the space on the stage. Meanwhile, the girls had their own time in the red spotlight.
Emily and Alison chose to sing Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart." Check out the video below!
Who do you think gave the best performance: the girls or the guys? Sound off in the comments section below!
Alison and Emily will be playing sisters in the upcoming movie Five-Year Engagement that will also star their karaoke companion Jason!


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Shia LaBeouf Says His New Indie Flick 'Lawless' Was a Risk (VIDEO)
The film, which will be released August 28, is set in prohibition-era Virginia and focuses on the bootlegging operation the three Bondurant brothers are running. LaBeouf plays Jack Bondurant in the film which also stars Tom Hardy, Gary Oldman, Guy Pearce, Jessica Chastain and Jason Clark.
What did the actor have to say about the flick?
"It was a hard movie to make," said LaBeouf about the film which has taken two years to come to screens. "It's not your conventional movie at all. It's got a lot of layers. It's a hard movie to pitch. You got to take risk as a studio. You got to take a risk to make a movie like this."
Given this fact, the actor was extremely committed to being in the movie "especially because I was coming out of real studio fare. I was like a studio kid for a long time. You have friends there who you explain what your next steps are going to be and they look at you like 'I don't know.'"
The actor emphasized, "It wasn't a conventional anything. Cast, story, director. His [John Hillcoat] last movies weren't big money movies. You're going to do a period movie. It's quite expensive."
He likens his character in Lawless to a comic book hero, indicating that these men were the first real people fighting for the every day man. "They were the Walt Whitmans with guns. They were the first rock stars."
Recently, LaBeouf made comments to The Hollywood Reporter slamming the studio systems, saying, "[They] give you the money, then get on a plane and come to the set and stick a finger up your a** and chase you around for five months."
As such, the Transformers star is now sticking to indie films. He can be seen next in the Robert Redford directed, The Company You Keep, which will premiere at the Venice Film Festival. Nymphomanic will begin shooting shortly thereafter.
To see his entire Good Morning America interview, watch the video above.
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Local businesses are being offered another chance to apply for a new travel grant from Dorset County Council, with up to £3,000 per application up for grabs.
The scheme is designed to help firms start incentives that encourage more people to walk, cycle or use public transport on the journey to work.
As well as boosting the local economy and helping to tackle road congestion, the initiative also aims to boost the health and wellbeing of staff.
Businesses in Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester and Christchurch can apply for up to £3,000 in match funding towards the introduction of cycle parking, lockers, showers or changing facilities, signage, pool bikes, and more.
A number of applications were submitted in the last round with the council awarding around £30,000 across those businesses.
Dorset County Council's Cabinet member for environment and the economy, Cllr Peter Finney, said: "We are delighted to be able to help local businesses improve their facilities and help their staff travel more sustainably.
"By encouraging employees to walk or run or cycle to work you are likely to see a significant reduction in sick days and increased productivity."
One organisation which benefited from the grant scheme is Futurum Renewable Energy Systems in Poundbury. The renewable energy firm has installed a vehicle electric charging point at its main office in Parkway Farm Business Centre, Poundbury.
Sales and marketing manager Mark Blunden said: "The council's grant scheme is a great way to help local businesses improve things for their staff and customers.
"Having an electric charging point makes it easier for our staff, customers and business clients to use an alternative travel option rather than a conventional car."
This investment in businesses has been made possible through the council's £2.4m Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) and £12m Three Towns Travel grant from the Department for Transport.
The next round of applications is open from 1 Sept to 10 Oct. For more information, and to submit an application, go to www.dorsetforyou.com/business-travel


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Texas Woman's Death Marks 17th Transgender Murder In 2017
Steve Grand Rationalized Abusing Alcohol By Saying It Made Him More Creative
Uganda Pride Canceled For Second Consecutive Year
Imagine Dragons' Dan Reynolds Grateful For Mormon Church's Endorsement Of LGBT Fundraiser
Perez Hilton Claims He Was Fired Because Of His Bullying Past
Northern Ireland Judge Upholds Gay Marriage Ban
Support for legalizing gay marriage in
Maine has increased.
Gay marriage advocates have returned
the issue to the ballot after voters in 2009 narrowly repealed a
marriage law approved by lawmakers with a "people's veto," known
as Question 1.
According to a new survey of 993 Maine
voters released Friday by the Maine
People's Resource Center, 58.2 percent of respondents indicated
support for marriage equality, while 39.9 are opposed. Two percent
refused to answer. The poll has a margin of error of 3.11 percentage
A Public Polling Policy survey released
last month also found a majority (54%) of Maine voters in favor,
while 41 percent said gay marriage should remain illegal.
Support for the institution among
Democrats has increased 7 percentage points since 2009, from 71
percent to 78 percent, the PPP survey found. Support has also grown
among independents, from 52 percent to 57 percent. Republican
support, however, remains where it was three years ago.
The polls come on the heels of the
announcement that the
Diocese of Maine will not campaign against the referendum.
Instead, the Roman Catholic church will teach Catholics about how it
defines marriage.
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Theme Proposal
In this case, a frame and skin arrangement. The frame, which we'll call Art Class, handles all the mechanical stuff. The skins, which we'll call Projects, handle appearance. So Art Class would handle things like threaded comments, while each Art Class Project would handle how those threaded comments appear on the screen. So a Snow Day Art Class Project would present threaded comments in a winter motif.
Art Class itself would have no style sheet, no CSS at all. All presentation would be handled by the skin, by the Project. Each Project would be handled solely and entirely by a style sheet. The base Art Class installation would come with two or three Projects, which the user could switch between as he desires. As an option one could give readers of the blog to switch between Projects as they wish.
In addition Art Class would come with with an options page whereby the user could set the number of sidebars, the type of header and footer, and where everything is located. For instance one could have three left hand sidebars, one top for author information and calender, and two side by side beneath it for other stuff. How those sidebars look being set by the Project or style sheet.
So keep this in mind; Art Class is the theme engine, while each Art Class Project is the decoration. Neither is a complete theme in and of itself, the theme is Art Class and Project together, and different Projects can use the same Art Class. I hope this made sense.
Have fun with it.
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|Reid, Marvin
|Jahoor, Farook
Submitted to: Current Opinion in Clinical Nutrition and Metabolic Care
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 3/20/2000
Publication Date: 9/20/2000
Citation: REID, M., JAHOOR, F. METHODS FOR MEASURING GLUTATHIONE CONCENTRATION AND RATE OF SYNTHESIS. CURRENT OPINION IN CLINICAL NUTRITION AND METABOLIC CARE. 2000. v. 3(5). p. 385-390. Interpretive Summary: The gluthatione (y-glutamylcysteinylglycine; GSH) system is a major component of overall antioxidant defences [1]. GSH is synthesized de novo within all cells from glycine, cysteine and glutamate in a series of reactions catalysed by y-glutamylcysteinylglycine synthetase and glutathione synthetase. It is regenerated from glutathione disulphide (GSSG) by glutathione reductase [1]. GSH is consumed in the detoxification of electrophilic metabolites and xenobiotics, and is a very efficient free radical scavenger, protecting cells from the toxic effects of reactive oxygen compounds. Advances in chromatographic methods have allowed us to measure the GSH concentration in various biological tissues with greater precision. In addition, improvements in NMR as well as GC-MS technologies have enabled the development of convenient methods to measure GSH concentration and synthesis rates in vivo in humans, thereby increasing our understanding of the mechanisms underlying the changes in GSH concentration in diseased states.
Technical Abstract: Altered y-glutamylcysteinylglycine homeostasis has been implicated in a wide variety of human diseases. The measurement of the rates of synthesis or loss of y-glutamylcysteinylglycine is necessary in order to make meaningful inferences about changes in y-glutamylcysteinylglycine concentration in these diseased states. In this review, we discuss methods for measuring y-glutamylcysteinylglycine concentration in biological samples as well as how improvements in the sensitivity of gas chromatography-mass spectrometric analyses have permitted the development of new and convenient stable isotope tracer methods for the in-vivo measurements of y-glutamylcysteinylglycine kinetics.


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Eromaxx Blog
Eromaxx launched their own blog. I don't know when - I spent the whole weekend's evening reading it and still there was no end. It's edited and pretty often by Barbara Summer (busty blonde, but you should know her) who appears a lot at Party Hardcore and Drunk Sex Orgy parties, takes interviews from guests and participates in the action herself. She blogs about her life, trips (she receives contracts from all over the world not just from Eromaxx if you're interested), tells you about Party Hardcore strippers and other Eromaxx models, posts funny backstage episodes. And writes a lot about her friend Claudia Rossi (Mondo Rossi, her private site). I admire Eromaxx company and their works myself, and it was pretty interesting to read about their life inside.
Find a link to Eromaxx Blog in your today's portion of links, it's available for everyone -
CFNM Blog
Eromaxx official porn blog run by Barbara Summer (click BLOG on menu)
(Pictures taken from Eromaxx members area)


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Children 18 and under can receive free meals at designated schools through the Summer Feeding Program sponsored by the USDA. For more information on locations, dates, and times, please click below. We want ALL of our kids to have a fun and healthy summer!
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Communique - Summary of 2015, 2016, and 2017 Board Meetings Leading & Learning Magazine Board Approves Strategic Plan 2016-2019 Notice of Special Education Records to Be Destroyed Schools Name 2017-2018 Teachers of the Year Board Approves 2017-2018 Budget DCSS Sees Gains with GMAS Results New Website to Pay for Lunch and to Apply for Free and Reduced Meals Students Get a Step Ahead at Kindergarten Camp New Bus Procedure for Children in Grades K-3 Douglas County High School Sees Jump in IB Scores Free Community Seminar for Youth and Parents Two Schools in Douglas County Recognized on List of "America's Most Challenging High Schools" LSHS Band Selected for CHOA Christmas Parade DCSS Receives Final AdvancED Accreditation Report DCSS Will Delay All School Dismissals on August 21 Due to Solar Eclipse School Nutrition Director Takes Position in Cobb Middle and High School Students May Apply for State School Superintendent's Student Advisory Council Principal 4 A Day Application Video: BAES Students Create Prosthetic Arm and Hand for Teachers


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Bill Cunningham
A Colorful Summer
Bill Cunningham of The New York Times noticed all of the bright colors cropping up in Manhattan in spirit of the summer. His few-minute videos are one of our secret addictions, as they simplify fashion trends to the point of random street sightings. That is, if Bill Cunningham sees a gal wearing a red bandana and another gal wearing a red headband, a trend, to him, is born. The other noteworthy aspect of his weekly musings for the Times is his democratic selection of subjects. Where other New York trend forecastings usually remain strictly downtown and/or designer, Cunningham shoots the crazy lady feeding the birds in the park alongside women leaving the Oscar de la Renta resort show. Or perhaps he has a young liberal assistant. As a salute to the brights Cunningham noticed this week, partially inspired by the Vuitton windows (left) on Fifth Avenue, here's a spread of our favorite summer colors, bound to stop traffic from Harlem to Little West Twelfth.


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JERUSALEM (Jul. 31)
Premier Menachem Begin's condition continues to improve and he may be discharged from Hadassah Hospital at the end of this week, a medical bulletin said today. Dr. Silvan Lavie, head of the medical team that has been treating Begin for a minor stroke he suffered two weeks ago, said a series of tests made yesterday showed "significant progress" toward improving his eyesight. Begin's vision was impaired by a small clot lodged in a blood vessel supplying his brain.
Begin conferred at length yesterday with Deputy Premier Yigael Yadin in his hospital room. The Premier's press advisor, Shlomo Nakdimon, said he was looking well and was walking in his room. He has begun reading former President Richard Nixon's autobiography, an indication that his vision has improved, Nakdimon noted. Nevertheless, Begin will need a period of rest at home before returning to work, his doctors said.


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4gig should be the max
Hey guys, I've got a 20 inch iMac, I bought it a few months ago, but they gave me an old model with OS X 10.4, then after I went back and said "WTF!" gave me OS X 10.5 to install on it..... anyway, it has 2gig ram, can it take more, or is it maxed out at that?
This is what it says in 'About this mac'
Model Name: iMac
Model Identifier: iMac7,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 2.4 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 4 MB
Memory: 2 GB
Bus Speed: 800 MHz
Can you guys tell from that which version this is and how much ram it can handle?
4gig should be the max
Thanks guys!
I could search or probably look in the stickies, but while I've got you looking... what type of ram does it take?
Hi i think there was thread recently about having up to 6gb of RAM in a alu imac.
A friend of mine believes he has 6gb in his alu imac. i have never seen it advertised though
I've never seen or heard of a 6GB alum imac. All the official specs say 2 slots with a max of 4GB in total is the maximum
How do i know which ram i need? I want to buy kingston ram 4gig(2x2gig) my speed 800mhz 6400.
Foxcomp Perth :: Buy Kingston KVR800D2N5K2/4G 4GB (4096MB) KIT 800Mhz (PC2-6400) DDR2 NON ECC CL5 240pin LONG DIMM : Foxcomp Technology Perth Western Australia
Is this right? Does it have to bee apple approved?


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Wilson County Schools honored 74 teachers Tuesday afternoon who earned tenure this year during a reception at Wilson Central High School. The schools and the teachers are as follows:
Elzie D. Patton Elementary
Katherine Hendricks, Kristin Mink, Erin Myers, Sara Ruble and Carol Smallwood
Gladeville Elementary
Laura Smotherman
Lakeview Elementary
Kandi Biggs, Sandra Byrd, Noel Grizzard, Kathryn Horn, Rodina Key, Kathy White and Courtney Harrison.
Lebanon High School
Alan Ford, Brian Hutto, Larry Inman, Dan Lorenzon, Luke Puryear and Kitty Van Straaten.
Mt. Juliet Elementary School
Elizabeth McDaniel, Vicki Vaughn and Jaclyn Wix.
Mt. Juliet High School
Natalie Cooper, Kimberly Evans, Amber Gross, Andrew Hall, Diana Mason, Melissa Mitchell, Rachelle Reigard, Charles Seaten and Anita Starling.
Mt. Juliet Middle School
Jennifer Johnson, Josh Marlowe, Carey Miller, Teari Weaver and Kristy Zale.
Rutland Elementary School
Kathleen Ackerman, Rhonda Everett, Lindsay Foutch, Joanna Hook and Cynthia Osborne.
Southside Elementary School
Jeri Ann Jones, Martin McFarlane and Angela Pulley.
Stoner Creek Elementary School
Melissa Bunch
Tuckers Crossroads Elementary School
Meredith Ashworth, Tammy Barrett, Lori Fuller, Heather Pulliam and Lisa Reece.
W.A. Wright Elementary School
Clarissa Childress and Margaret Smith
Watertown Elementary School
Jennifer Davis
Watertown High School
Emily Adkisson, Matt Bradshaw, Jason Bradshaw, Burton Goolsby and Marcie Murrell.
West Wilson Middle School
James Emberton and Dawn Golson-Saunders.
Wilson Central High School
Randy Alley, Marybeth Boswell, Kelly Gallion, Terry Jones, Kira Leavens, Marcie Polk, Andrew Schmeltzer, Kelly Sprague, Carrie Tinsley, Carmen Valkyrie and Zachary White.
Wilson County Technical Center
Joe Murphy
English as a Second Language
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New personnel join food safety alliance
Claudia Coles, president of the Association of Food and Drug Officials, is the association's new representative on the executive committee and steering committee of the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance.
Coles is the administrator of the office of compliance and outreach for the Washington Department of Agriculture.
David Greismer is now interim administrative support for the alliance, replacing Michelle Cox-Horton who recently accepted a job in the food industry. Greismer is the librarian for the institute for Food Safety and Health at the Illinois Institute of Technology, where the alliance is based.
FreshPaper gains Whole Foods exposure
Fenugreen FreshPaper launched across the Whole Foods Mid-Atlantic region in September. It is available to consumers at various retail outlets and to commercial customers via the Internet.
Designed to extend shelf life and keep fresh food safe for consumption, FreshPaper is the invention of Kavita Shukla, a Harvard University graduate. She got the idea from a home remedy her grandmother gave her while Shukla was visiting relatives in India.
Shukla partnered with Yale University graduate Swaroop Samant, a medical doctor, to form Fenugreen LLC. They launched FreshPaper commercially in July 2011 to market FreshPaper. The thin sheets of paper are designed to be used in fruit bowls, refrigerator produce drawers, bags and other fresh produce containers.
FreshPaper can be custom ordered to accommodate various pack styles and sizes, according to the company's website. Fenugreen was recognized as the "most innovative young company in the world" as grand-prize winner of the Kauffman Foundation's Startup Open.
UltraFreshSystem vows less fresh-cut shrink
The UltraFreshSystem promises retailers less shrink for fresh-cut produce while providing consumers better taste.
The packing includes a thermoformed Sonoco tray combined with an UltraZapXtendaPak food safety pad from Paper Pak Industries. An insert in the tray channels liquid away from the product.
The food safety pad absorbs excess moisture and emits carbon dioxide to reduce the growth of microorganisms such as yeast and mold. Together, the tray and absorbent pad maintain the appearance of the fresh-cut product and extend shelf life by slowing the produce's respiration rate. The result is a fresher, firmer product through the use-by date, according to a release from Sonoco.
The trays are designed for lower stacking height to increase shipping density and reduce costs.
The tray's composite surface also makes a faster seal at lower temperatures compared to many other trays, which minimizes the risk of cross contamination and operator liability.
By staff writer Coral Beach


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This week on Women Unlimited TV we have the wonderful Joanna Penn from www.thecreativepenn.com. Joanna is a writer, author-preuner, trainer and speaker, and was one of the highlights at last year's Women Unlimited Thrive 2012 Conference (our next one is on March 8th, 2013… so make sure you save the date!) Joanna has run three fantastic workshops for Women Unlimited on how to write a non-fiction book, how to market your book and how to create multimedia products. Joanna and I are putting together a free video series for early November …Read More »
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