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Stolen SIM card and $200,000 3G data bill send Tasmanian woman to jail
It all started when Kylie Monks, the protagonist of our story, met a guy on the internet, known only as Freeman, and received a SIM card from him to surf the web with. Little did she know that the SIM card was actually stolen from a power meter and belonged to the local Aurora electric power company. Every single megabyte of traffic was adding $2 to the company's phone bill, which is why only three months later, Aurora received the whopping $193,187.43 in wireless data charges.
Even though she didn't know that the SIM card was stolen, Kylie Monks had to serve her time of six months in The Big House. Kylie admits that besides using the free internet for casual stuff, she also downloaded dozens of movies, which were burned onto CDs and sent over to Mr Freeman. That probably explains where the nearly 100 gigabytes of 3G traffic accumulated from.
The moral of the story? Do not talk to shady fellows online, especially if they are trying to give you free things.
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1. jbash (Posts: 345; Member since: 07 Feb 2011)
"The moral of the story? Do not talk to shady fellows online, especially if they are trying to give you free things" -LMAO
2. Eddie (unregistered)
I think the moral of this story should be we know why were getting screwed on our elec bill, because there paying $2 a MB to cellular companys.
3. Markman2012 (Posts: 18; Member since: 03 May 2011)
+rep good job
4. Yo (unregistered)
$2 per MB?!?!? WTF
5. SavageLucy42 (Posts: 211; Member since: 24 Mar 2011)
Standard pay-per-use with most companies if you don't have a data plan. This chip was in a device that wasn't meant to use much data.
6. theguy (unregistered)
$2/MB isn't bad considering back in the good ol' Palm Treo days it was $0.02/KB which comes to about $20/MB. Imagine having a Droid or iPhone on that pay per use rate. Goodbye arms and legs.
9. daniel_bargs (Posts: 325; Member since: 27 Nov 2010)
this is FRAUD. release the girl or ill call the navy seals and let them shot you in the eye and chest just like what happened to rebecca black!


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While the over 5,300 respondents of the Money from Music survey lived in all 50 states and also outside the USA, approximately 11% of respondents reported living in the metro areas of Nashville, New York City, or Los Angeles – all cities that have a higher concentration of creative workers [Note 1] compared to the national average.
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The Money from Music Survey is part of the larger Artist Revenue Streams Project. The project includes three main parts: (1) qualitative interviews with dozens of musicians about the ways they generate revenue from music; (2) even more detailed case studies in which several musicians allowed a member of our team to have access to their financial and accounting records from recent years; and (3) this Internet-based survey.[Note 2] Future of Music Coalition ("FMC"), which is a nonprofit education, research, and advocacy organization based in Washington, D.C., coordinated the Artist Revenue Streams Project.
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Difference between Hertz HS-200 and HX-200
I want to build the TNT PrimaLuce:
These are based on the HS-200 woofer which, according to my reseller in Italy is not available anymore. He assured me that the new HX-200 is usable in it's place.
Can somebody confirm this?
Since i found someone that has the HS-200 in stock in Germany, at 93 euro instead of 153 euro of the HX, I would spend this extra money if I was sure the HX are compatible with the PrimaLuce and actualy beter.
All suggestions are welcome
I'd definetely buy the cheaper HS-200 whilst you still can.
The HX-200 may be a "better" woofer but in the design
its very unlikely to be a better choice than the HS-200.
The best person to ask is the designer, who
also works for HertzAV so he should know !
:) sreten.
Thank you sreten,
I have tried once to contact the designer for another isue, but i think he is not reacting anymore
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"Pushing on" to end HIV/AIDS in AustralasiaAmbassador Tim Fischer stressed the vital role that faith-based organizations play in restoring health and well being to communities...
Faith-based groups discuss HIV/AIDS progress and challengesCaritas and other organisations will look at progress made on HIV/AIDS during a three-day faith-based conference in Melbourne, Australia, ahead of the International AIDS Conference.
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Arms open to the world at Rio AIDS eventThe Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro, UNAIDS and the city's state university joined their voices on 23 May to promote equality and the elimination of stigma and discrimination. Caritas Internationalis was present.
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Joint effort in the fight against HIV/AIDS, TB, and MalariaCaritas, along with UNAIDS, organised an AIDS consultation in Rome on 25 and 26 February to strengthen the joint response of Faith-Based Organisations (FBOs), UNAIDS and other agencies AIDS on a global level.
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Drugs, dignity and drive to end AIDSFaith-based organisations lay down roadmap at Caritas-UNAIDS meeting to strengthen collaboration and bring an end to HIV and AIDS.
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A place at the main conference table in WHOBy sitting at the "big table" at WHO, I also enjoyed the possibility of sharing the good work being done by Caritas and other Catholic Church-inspired organizations in providing both prevention and treatment to people at risk of or already living with the major non-communicable diseases (NCDs) – in particular, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, respiratory diseases and cancer.
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Male circumcision and preventing transmission of HIV from mother to childFor the past two years, CHAN has followed closely the implementation of the UNAIDS- PEPFAR (US government AIDS Initiative) Global Plan to Eliminate New HIV Infections among Children by 2015 and to Keep their Mothers Healthy.
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World AIDS Day: "Where have we gone, where are we going?World leaders gathered at UN headquarters in June 2011 to assess progress in the global AIDS response. They noted that global HIV incidence was declining, access to combination anti-retroviral treatment was expanding, and a global movement had been mobilized to respect and protect the dignity of all affected by HIV.
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World AIDS Day in Papua New GuineaThe Catholic Church's work on HIV and AIDS in Mendi stretches back to 1995. Then the work revolved around explaining the virus, how it is transmitted and challenging the stigma attached to those people living with HIV.
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Well i had to repeat myself as you were being a dummy and said:
and i was pointing out i am coming from the other direction!
Errrmmm... you said you were heading towards Brent Cross. That means there is no flyover AFTER the M11 turn off... not until Edmonton anyway.
There is a flyover after the M11 if you are heading towards ilford and beckton though.
Are you sure you were actually on the north circ???
ok so you are driving past on the a12 northbound and you get to the roundabout i think thats near redbridge... then you follow the road to the left and join onto the junction where the M11 and A406 are side by side... you carry on driving on the right side(a406) and then half a mile up there is the road i speak of - 2 lane downhill flyover comes down to join onto the main carrigeway (other side has 3 speed cameras there)
you know where i speak of... stop being difficult
51.589016,0.038767 - Google Maps
Ok fella, lets not worry where the bridge is, lets just agree that you were doing 80 in a 50 which it has to be said is difficult to call that perfectly safe.
That's equivalent of doing 112 mph on the motorway. Hard to think that is safe when there are other car users on the road.
No wonder the guy browned his pants, poor fella.
A downhill flyover??
Nah, it's all good mate, I know what you're talking about. Kind of.
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SPV ROYAL CLIPPER, March 7, 2009 from Barbados: Royal Clipper Cruise Review by jimh
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SPV ROYAL CLIPPER, March 7, 2009 from Barbados
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: Barbados
We picked the SPV ROYAL CLIPPER primarily for propulsion by sail and for the smaller passenger complement. We have owned boats and done a lot of boating in the past 25 years, including living aboard and cruising for several weeks at a time on our own boats, principally in the northern Great Lakes. Our previous cruising experience is limited. We spent a week aboard the NORWAY (formerly the SS FRANCE) in the eastern Caribbean in 2002.
The food was excellent, served in elegant fashion, and in great More variety. There was a bit of a European style to the cooking and some of the dishes. Breakfast and Lunch are buffets. Dinner is a grand meal, often stretching to almost ten o'clock at night. The main dining room is wonderful, filled with mahogany and brass, very nautical, with large port holes just above the waterline which are often filled with white foam from waves as you enjoy dinner under sail.
The dinner menu offered fish, meat, and vegetarian choices each night. Wine can be bought by the bottle, and if you don't finish the bottle, you can have it stored and brought out the next night. The waitstaff is very congenial. Don't expect to eat and run.
With our permission the Maitre d'Hotel seated us each evening at a different table with an interesting variety of dinner companions. He seemed to have a knack for mixing up congenial groups at each table. For the reclusive, there were a few tables for two available. Most people dined in parties of four, six, or eight.
Our cabin was large, comfortable, and beautifully appointed. It was one of the better cabins on the ship, but we discovered that other than a bit more room and the luxury of a tub with a jacuzzi, there really was not much difference between our cabin and the less expensive ones. They are all quite elegantly furnished.
We were in Cabin 316, an aft cabin on the main deck, somewhat removed from most of the other passenger accommodations. We could walk out our cabin door directly to the open deck and railings. Most of the time there were no other passengers in our deck area, so it was almost like being aboard a private yacht. Although we were near the Tropical Bar area, the sounds of its music or other activities were never intrusive. Being near the stern there was a bit more vertical motion from the ship. Cabins located amidships and lower will have less movement.
Being a smaller ship, there are not a great deal of on-board activities, which was fine for us. Each evening around ten o'clock the Tropical Bar (on-deck but under canvas) hosts some entertainment or dancing. Passengers have free run of the ship and its decks. You can climb 60-feet to the first crow's nest on the main mast under supervision of the crew, or you can scramble out on the bow sprit's netting whenever you feel like it. The Chief Engineer gives a tour of the engine room.
There are water sport activities each day, and you can go to the beach to swim, snorkel, sail small boats, or kayak for no additional charge. There are also diving activities almost daily, but at added cost. The snorkeling was conducted by a marine biologist, and it was every informative and pleasant. The marine biologist also presented one or two lectures during the cruise.
The principal on-board daily activity is the sail-away each evening. This usually brings all passengers on deck to watch the sails being hoisted and set, done to the accompaniment of music by Vagelis, "CONQUEST OF PARADISE" (from the sound track of the cinematic feature "1492"). This literally puts a tear into everyone's eye as it is a very moving experience. The process of hauling the anchor, raising the sails, and gently gliding under sail from the many cozy anchorages we visited was universally enjoyed by all passengers. The Captain is an excellent ship handler and often sailed us into or out of crowded harbors without resorting to any assistance from the engine or bow thrusters.
Every day is a new port and there typically are multiple shore activities available. We only went on one excursion, snorkeling at Dominica, which was billed as being some of the best available in the Caribbean. The snorkeling was good, but the overall excursion was not quite what we expected. It was too long, included a luncheon, and too much bus riding. We were very glad to get back to the ship.
The most impressive element of the trip was the ship itself and the amount of time it spent under sail. The captain truly likes to sail, and the SPV ROYAL CLIPPER moves from port to port under sail power as much as possible. As a result, there is more motion to the ship than might be comfortable for those accustomed to very large and very stable ships. My wife and I are both experienced sailers and have spent a lot of time underway and living aboard moderately sized sailboats boats. For a 430-foot ship, the SPV ROYAL CLIPPER surprised me with how nimble it was. It has a rather quick roll period, must faster than I expected for a big sailing ship. I got a chance to take the helm on afternoon while under full press of sails and at 11-knots. The ROYAL CLIPPER is very responsive to the helm and responds quickly to any rudder input.
We embarked at Barbados, which is quite separate from the other islands. You have at least 125-miles of open water sailing to the closest island, and the trip from and to Barbados generally brings higher seas than any other portion of the cruise. On our week the winds were unusually strong. We left Barbados on Saturday evening with a Force-6 (25- to 30-knot) wind on our starboard bow. Once we cleared the lee of Barbados, we were in open seas with significant waves, their tops being blown off into spray by the wind. There was considerable motion on the ship. The Captain had the cabin stewards deploy the lee boards on all berths as a precaution. With large seas and the wind well forward, the ship was put under motor propulsion, although several staysails were up for steadying. Quite a few passengers did not fare well on this first night at sea, including me. I used to be able to say I had never been sea sick, but I can no longer make that claim. I would recommend taking Dramamine or similar anti-motion sickness medication for this first night unless you are truly immune to sea sickness.
Compared to the rough first night, we sailed comfortably after that, and with our sea legs regained, we never had any problem with sleeping or discomfort again. The run back to Barbados was again in rougher seas, but the wind was just far enough aft we could sail all the way. In general, sailing gives a more pleasant motion to the ship, in my opinion, and although we were rolling down the seas, the last night was not a problem.
The ship is a thing of beauty and it is maintained in tip-top condition. If you arise early you will see the crew washing down the teak deck every morning, wiping down all the varnish and brightwork, and polishing the brass. They even re-painted the huge anchors during the trip so that they looked perfect. While you are ashore during the day, the crew goes over the side and touches up any little blemish on the hull. The mast and rigging all appear to be in perfect order, and the sails themselves are mainly new and without stains or patches.
Even when you are ashore, your gaze will be drawn back to the ship as it rides at anchor in the harbor. It dominates every setting and attracts attention wherever it goes. It is beautiful.
The other passengers were an interesting mix of Americans, Canadians, Europeans, and South Americans. On our trip there was a large German contingent, so all announcements were conducted in English and repeated in German. The several French speaking passengers were comfortable with English, so we avoided a third language in the public announcements. Menus and other ship information are printed in English, German, and French. Americans were probably about 40-percent of the passengers. The rest were mainly European, with a few Canadians and South Americans in the mix.
The crew is composed of men and women from many countries. The Captain, Chief Engineer, and one of the senior Officers were Russian, which is probably due to the necessity of having proper licenses and ratings for a very large sailing ship. Russia had or has a fleet of large sailing ships, so there are more officers qualified on large sailing ships from Russia than anywhere else these days. Every one of the ship's crew with whom we came in contact was very pleasant and friendly, and we never lacked for service or assistance.
Our weather was wonderful, with sunny skies and warm temperatures, made even more comfortable by a constant sea breeze. The many shades of blue of the Caribbean Sea sparkled at us day and night. We enjoyed several sun sets from the aft deck, including a rare Green Flash sunset one delightful evening while at sea.
The rhythm of the cruise puts you into a new port each day, generally arriving in the late morning. The ship sets anchor, and tenders are deployed. You can go ashore to explore, swim from the beach, or just remain onboard and enjoy the expansive deck. The last gangway is typically in the late afternoon. The anchor is then hauled and the ship sails away. After sunset, everyone retires to their cabin to prepare for dinner. After dinner the ship sails into the night to the next port. Repeat this six times. A delightful week of cruising.
We were told that Star Clippers has a very high repeat business rate, and I am not surprised. After this trip we are very likely to cruise with Star Clippers again. Most of the people we met aboard were veteran Star Clipper cruisers and were on their second, third, fourth or even tenth trip with the line. Most other passengers had more cruising experience than us, and they expressed a strong preference for the Star Clipper style of ship and cruise. Less
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Researchers in Arizona found survival rates trebled when a technique which emphasises the importance of non-stop compressions was introduced.
Very few people who suffer a cardiac arrest reach hospital alive.
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Minimally interrupted cardiac resuscitation (MICR) involves providing 200 uninterrupted compressions, administering adrenaline early and waiting a little longer to insert a tube into the trachea to ventilate the lungs.
The practice was taught to paramedics in two metropolitan cities.
In the period examined prior to instruction, some 218 patients were attended after heart attack, of whom four - or 1.8% - survived long enough to reach a hospital.
After paramedics had been taught the technique, that figure increased to 5.4%. Thirty-six of 668 patients reached hospital.
"During resuscitation efforts, the forward blood flow produced by chest compressions is so marginal that any interruption of chest compressions extremely harmful," Dr Bentley Bobrow from the Mayo Clinic in Arizona wrote.
"Excessive interruptions of chest compressions by pre-hospital personnel are extremely common. Therefore, MICR emphasizes uninterrupted chest compressions."
The UK's Resuscitation Council said guidelines had moved in this direction, but that this model placed even more emphasis on chest compressions from the outset, and spent less time initially on ventilation.
In this country at present, some 30 compressions are recommended before ventilation begins.
"It is a significant study, but has to be interpreted very cautiously. It is not strong enough for us immediately to change what we are doing," said Jerry Nolan, the body's chairman, arguing that a more tightly controlled study was needed.
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Ali is Returning as the Star of The Bachelorette
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It will help fans of the show who have a hard time understanding Jake Pavelka's proposal to Vienna Girardi (the bling is a Neil Lane diamond and platinum ring). If his family came around to accepting her, hopefully his fans will too.
Ali's return as the next Bachelorette is not surprising as she was a fan favorite. To give her credit, she did bury the hatchet with Vienna before the announcement which was a smart move. Now fans of the dating show franchise can focus exclusively on her journey for the perfect man.
What's still unknown is Ali's commitment to work. Will Facebook give her a leave of absence to pursue the man of her dreams? Or, is she planning on leaving the company? (Ali revealed that she quit her job at Facebook on the Jimmy Kimmel show; here's the video in two parts: Part 1, Part 2).
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British television actor William Roache, the longest-serving star in the world's longest-running soap opera, on Thursday strongly protested his innocence after being charged with rape.
The 81-year-old, who has played Ken Barlow in "Coronation Street" since the first episode in 1960, is accused of two counts of rape against a 15-year-old girl dating to 1967.
In a statement, Roache said he was "astounded and deeply horrified by the extraordinary events of the last 24 hours".
"I strenuously deny the allegations and will now focus my full attention on fighting to preserve my innocence in the challenging times ahead," he said.
He was charged under a police investigation into historic sex abuse sparked by the revelations against late BBC presenter Jimmy Savile, now considered one of Britain's most prolific sex offenders.
Guinness World Records lists "Coronation Street", which portrays life in a fictional part of Manchester, northwest England, as the longest-running soap opera, and Roache the longest serving soap actor in the world.
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High court deals same-sex couples another win
PHOENIX — Gay marriage proponents marked another victory on Thursday when the Supreme Court rejected appeals from Arizona and Nevada involving the rights of same-sex couples.
The justices let stand an appeals court ruling striking down an Arizona law that made state employees in same-sex relationships ineligible for domestic partner benefits. The Nevada case was a challenge to the state's ban on same-sex marriage.
The court's actions came amid a landmark week for gay rights. The Supreme Court issued rulings on Wednesday that struck down a provision of a federal law that denies federal benefits to married gay couples and cleared the way for state laws that recognize marriage equality.
Republican Gov. Jan Brewer denied that Arizona had targeted gay couples and slammed the court for not recognizing the state's need to balance its budget by limiting employee benefits.
"This case has never been about domestic partners, same-sex or otherwise," Brewer said in a statement. "It has always been about the authority of elected state officials to make decisions with which we have been entrusted by the voters."
Arizona's constitution bans gay marriage, and a 2009 law signed by Brewer repealed domestic partner benefits for state workers.


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When Britain's most successful swimmer, Rebecca Adlington, announced last week she was hanging up her goggles and retiring from competitive swimming at the ripe old age of 23 it seemed remarkably premature.
Every athlete knows they will face the decision to retire long before they can claim their pension, but Adlington has called it a day sooner than most, even taking into account the fact that female distance swimmers usually peak while still in their teens – the winner of the 800m freestyle in London was 15.
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The physical demands of training for any elite athlete are exhausting and for a swimmer it is even more brutal. The 5am alarm calls, the 70,000 metres in the pool each week for 50 weeks a year ... it is not surprising it takes its toll.
For Adlington however, the mental demands of being one of Britain's most successful athletes have been just as strenuous. Before the London Games, she had already won everything there was to win in her sport, with her gold medals in the 400m and 800m freestyle at the 2008 Beijing Olympics the pinnacle. She had also been World, European and Commonwealth champion and today still holds the 800m freestyle world record.
But such success brought huge levels of expectation which she found difficult to cope with, admitting that everything had caught up with her in London. While Jessica Ennis thrived on the pressure that comes with being the favourite for gold in a home Olympic Games, Adlington visibly struggled to cope. It was most apparent when she felt the need to apologise for "only" winning bronze in the 800m freestyle and she failed to hold back her tears when she was on the podium to collect her medal.
There was no need for tears. The swimmer has been a fantastic role model. In these times when every sport appears to be mired in stories of doping and cheating, it should be remembered that Adlington refused to wear the polyurethane swimsuits introduced in 2009 because she considered it to be technological doping. This put her at a significant disadvantage against rivals wearing the new suits, but it is heartening to know that a moral compass still guides some of our top sports people.
Adlington will now focus on developing the next generation of swimmers in Britain with her SwimStars programme, with which she aims to ensure that every child can swim 25 metres by the time they leave primary school. At only 23, she certainly has plenty of time to repay the sport that has given her so much. Makes you feel old, doesn't it?


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SEOUL: South Korean police raided Google's office in the capital as part of an investigation into possible breaches of privacy laws resulting from the company's collection of data for its Street View mapping service.
Officials confiscated materials from Google in the raid and will ask the company to surrender all data that may have been collected illegally from late last year until May, the Korean National Police Agency said. Google said it would co-operate.
The Korean investigation follows checks in Europe and the US on Google's data collection.
The company said in May that it had mistakenly gathered wireless internet data while photographing residential streets worldwide.
''We will co-operate with the investigation and answer any questions they have,'' it said.
Hong Kong's privacy commissioner said last month the internet company would not face a formal investigation there because the data collected did not contain any ''meaningful'' information on individuals.
This echoed comments from the British Information Commissioner's Office.
Australia's Privacy Commissioner, Karen Curtis, said last month that Google would consult with the regulator on any ''significant'' new products in Australia during the next three years. The company apologised for collecting personal information.
However, the company has been sued in California over claims the Street View program violates federal wiretapping laws and the state's privacy laws.
On July 9, Google said it would resume scheduling cars to collect images for the Street View service in Ireland, Norway, South Africa and Sweden, having removed gear that scanned private information.


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THE U.S. hedge fund trying to unseat the current leaders of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. (TSX:CP) took another step forward Thursday by officially inviting CPR shareholders to vote for an alternative slate of directors.
In a letter to investors released Thursday along with a proxy circular filed with regulators, Pershing Square chief executive officer Bill Ackman outlined his view of the CPR, which he called the worst-performing top-tier railway in North America.
Ackman blamed the company's board and its current chief executive, Fred Green, who he said have poorly managed the company's operations.
"It's time for a change," Ackman wrote, a message the hedge fund manager has been delivering for months with increasing intensity.
"With a revitalized board and a new CEO, we are convinced CP will return to its position as a leader among (the top six) North American railroads."
Pershing Square holds a 14.2 per cent interest in Canadian Pacific, making it the railway's biggest single shareholder, but not big enough to impose its will without support from other investors.
It has nominated a slate of seven prospective directors, including Ackman, for election to CP's 15-member board at the company's annual meeting in May.
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'Daily Show' Features Louisiana Legislators Discussing Legalizing Chicken Boxing
In 2008, the Louisiana legislature passed a law banning the sport of 'cockfighting', the last state in the U.S. to pass such a law. That hasn't stopped the discussion of poultry pugilism as Al Madrigal from 'The Daily Show' visits with Louisiana state senators Elbert Guillory and J.P. Morrell regarding the topic of chicken boxing.
Guillory (R. District 24) is leading the fight to make chicken boxing legal in Louisiana, stating that the fowl are treated quite well, receiving the best food, the best medical care and massages from trainers, while Morrell (D. District 3) opposes the idea altogether, saying chickens don't have free will. Jon Stewart and the Daily Show originally broadcast the segment on June 18th, 2014 on Comedy Central. In true 'Daily Show' fashion, Madrigal takes a humorous look at the topic, making statements such as '…if it were up to people like J.P. Morrell, the chickens wouldn't have ANY fun', 'it's two adult consensual chickens that are fighting on the behalf of bloodthirsty humans', and 'you know the expression, smart as a chicken'.
The segment wraps up with a re-enactment of the training regimen of Sylvester Stallone in 'Rocky', including the raw egg breakfast and famous run up the stairs (not in Philadelphia, unfortunately).
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WELCOME TO CHEONAN: The U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team will play their final Group E match against Belgium on Sunday, Aug. 26 at 4 p.m. local time (3 a.m. ET), live on ESPNU and Galavision. The match will also be replayed at 12 p.m. ET on ESPNU. Fans can also follow along on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker. The team arrived in Cheonan on Friday after Thursday evening's loss to Tunisia and trained Saturday at the Cheonan Sports Complex, site of Sunday's match.
WIN AND WE'RE IN: After Saturday night's results, the U.S. received some excellent news: a win against Belgium and the U.S. will earn a spot in the Round of 16. The three points against Belgium would give the USA, at a minimum, one of the four third-place spots that earn a spot in the second round (because of the USA's superior number of goals scored and minimal goal differential after two tough losses). Because Nigeria and France both won in their Group D finales, Japan is the third place team in that group with three points, but the U.S. has the tiebreaker advantage on goals scored. In Group A, who finished play on Friday night, Korea Republic's win means they are the third-place team in that group, and the U.S. would also have a tiebreaker advantage in goals scored. With four out of six third-place teams advancing, this means that all the U.S. needs is three points to pull ahead of those two third-place teams.
Complete U-17 Advancement Scenarios
THE COACH'S TAKE: U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team head coach John Hackworth sat down for a revealing interview with ussoccer.com in South Korea. Hackworth talks openly about the first two games for his squad in the tournament, and what needs to change in order to be successful against Belgium. Check out highlights of the interview (watch) or listen to it in its entirety (listen).
DEPTH NOT LACKING: Through two games of the 2007 FIFA Under-17 World Cup, head coach John Hackworth has called upon 18 different players to take the field. With 14 different players starting at least one game, only goalkeepers Josh Lambo and Larry Jackson and midfielder Kirk Urso have not yet seen playing time.
U.S. Under-17 World Cup Roster
GOALKEEPERS (3): Josh Lambo (Middleton, Wis.), Zac MacMath (St. Petersburg, Fla.), Larry Jackson (East Palo Alto, Calif.)
DEFENDERS (6): Sheanon Williams (Boston, Mass.), Mykell Bates (Roseville, Calif.), Tommy Meyer (St. Louis, Mo.), Chris Klute (Grand Prairie, Texas), Kofi Sarkodie (Huber Heights, Ohio), Brandon Zimmerman (Pasco, Wash.)
MIDFIELDERS (7): Daniel Wenzel (Federal Way, Wash.), Jared Jeffrey (Dallas, Texas), Kirk Urso (Lombard, Ill.), Dane Shea (College Station, Texas), Gregory Garza (Grapevine, Texas), Brendan King (Naperville, Ill.), Alex Nimo (Portland, Ore.)
FORWARDS (5): Ellis McLoughlin (Seattle, Wash.), Bryan Dominguez (Atlanta, Ga.), Abdusalam Ibrahim (FC Dallas.), Billy Schuler (Allentown, N.J.), Daniel Cruz (Glendale, Ariz.)
USA ON ESPNU AND ESPN2: ESPNU has been providing live coverage of the USA during the U-17 World Cup, replaying the games in the afternoon in their exclusive English-language coverage of the World Cup. ESPNU and ESPN360.com will eventually combine to present all 52 matches. ESPNU will televise 23 matches total, including the championship on Sunday, Sept. 9 at 5:45 a.m. ET, while ESPN360.com will offer 29 matches from the round robin stage. Sunday's match with Belgium will also be broadcast live in Spanish on Galavision.
U.S. FIFA U-17 World Cup Television Schedule
Date Opponent Time (ET) Venue Result / TV
Aug. 20 Tajikistan 6:45 a.m./12 p.m. Changwon 3-4 L
Aug. 23 Tunisia 3:45 a.m./12 p.m. Changwon 1-3 L
Aug. 23 Belgium 2:45 a.m./12 p.m. Cheonan ESPNU / Galavision
Full World Cup Schedule
GROUP E STANDINGS: With six points through two games and control of Group E, Tunisia has assured themselves a place in the knockout stage. The rest of Group is wide open, and will not be determined until the final whistle of both games on Sunday. The two games, USA against Belgium and Tajikistan against Tunisia, will take place simultaneously at 4 p.m. local time. Tajikistan and Tunisia will battle in Suwon while Belgium and the U.S. match up in Cheonan. The U.S. still has a realistic chance at achieving second place in the group (needing a win, a Tajikistan loss, one of those games finishing by more than a one-goal margin, and the U.S. establishing a superior goal tally … trust us, that isn't that far fetched and would only require 2-0 and 1-0 scorelines).
Group E Standings
Team W L T GF GA GD Points
Tunisia 2 0 0 7 3 +4 6
Tajikistan 1 1 0 4 4 E 3
Belgium 1 1 0 3 4 -1 3
Complete Standings
INSIDER'S BLOG: Want to get all the scoop on what the U-17s are up to while in South Korea? Look no further than ussoccer.com's U-17 MNT Blog, which will make it feel like you're in the locker room, sitting at a team meal, sleeping at the hotel, riding on the team bus, training on the field with the team and, well, you get the picture.
Quick hits:
- Billy Schuler's 53rd minute goal against Tajikistan on Thursday night was his sixth of the year, adding to his team-leading total in 2007
- Schuler also leads the team in caps this year with 19 coming into Sunday's match
- Jared Jeffrey scored his third goal of the year with his 90th minute penalty kick against Tunisia, to move to third on the team in goals scored this year, behind only Schuler and Ellis McLoughlin
- The U.S. is 2-2-4 all-time against European teams in their previous 11 FIFA Under-17 World Cup appearances. The team most recently beat Italy, 3-1, in Peru 2005. The U.S. and Belgium have never met in the tournament.
- Belgium played host to the UEFA Qualifying Tournament in 2007, advancing to the semifinals before falling to Spain in a penalty kick shootout
- The U.S. has never met Tunisia at the Under-17 level, but the senior sides played to a 1-1 draw on March 12, 2000 in Birmingham, Ala. Ben Olsen scored the USA's lone goal
- Daniel Wenzel, Mykell Bates and Billy Schuler are the only three U.S. players to accumulate yellow cards during the team's first two matches. Should they pick up another caution, they would have to sit out the team's next game, should they advance to the knockout phase.
HOW THEY GOT HERE: Belgium hosted the 2007 UEFA Under-17 World Cup Qualification earlier this year, therefore earning an automatic berth in the final round of qualification. Belgium opened its campaign with a draw with the Netherlands. They followed that up with a 5-1 win over Iceland and an impressive 1-1 draw with England, advancing the team to the semifinal round. There, Belgium fell to Spain in a penalty kick shootout, but secured their place in the finals as the fourth-place finisher in Europe.
Belgium Under-17 World Cup Roster
GOALKEEPERS (3): Jo Coppens (Racing Genk), Stefan Deloose (Lokeren), Nathan Goris (Lierse)
DEFENDERS (8): Dimitri Daeseleire (Racing Genk), Koen Hustinx (Racing Genk), Bryan Delvigne (Meux), Rudy Ngombo (Standard Liege), Cedric Guiro (Club Bruges), Manuel de Castris (Standard Liege), Maxim Geurden (Racing Genk), Koen Weuts (Lierse)
MIDFIELDERS (4): Sebastien Phiri (FC Brussels), Eden Hazard (Lille), Kerem Zevne (Racing Genk), Laurens Spruyt (Racing Genk)
FORWARDS (6): Guillaume Francois (Mouscron), Nill DePauw (Lokeren), Kevin Kis (Racing Genk), Maurizio Aquino (Racing Genk), Christian Benteke (Racing Genk), Jens Dyck (Club Bruges)


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GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL ROUNDUP: Assembly panel states Common Core standards should not be thrown out
It appears that Wisconsin's Common Core educational standards will not be thrown out. Members of a state Assembly review panel suggested yesterday that the standards do more to protect student privacy. They also said the standards should get a periodic review, to make sure they're tailored to Wisconsin public schools. However, the panel did not recommend scrapping the voluntary standards adopted three years ago -- which call for stronger math-and-English requirements used in 45 states. The Assembly panel will outline in its final recommendations in a report to be released by the end of the year. Supporters say the Common Core standards are already improving the quality of instruction, with the goal of getting students readier for college and work life. Critics said the standards amount to a national curriculum. Assembly panel members said too much has been invested to throw out the Wisconsin version of the Common Core standards -- but they did say they could be improved.
Republicans will keep control of two Wisconsin Assembly seats, after their candidates won special elections yesterday to fill a pair of vacancies. In central Wisconsin, Stratford roofer Bob Kulp got a whopping 67-percent of the vote in defeating Democrat Ken Slezak and Independent Tim Swiggum with almost seven-thousand votes cast. In the south Milwaukee suburbs, G-O-P school choice advocate Jessie Rodriguez picked up 56-percent of the vote in eliminating Democrat Elizabeth Coppola will around eight-thousand votes cast. Kulp -- a small business owner for three decades -- says he wants to focus on Governor Scott Walker's efforts to create jobs and make it easier to do business in Wisconsin. Kulp replaces Scott Suder, the former G-O-P majority leader who resigned in early September. Rodriguez replaces Republican Mark Honadel, who also left in mid-September. The G-O-P's Assembly majority is now 59-to-39.
There was also a G-O-P primary yesterday in another suburban Milwaukee Assembly district, where long-time Republican Jeff Stone left to take a job with the state Public Service Commission. Franklin Alderman Ken Skowronski eliminated three other candidates, as he picked up half of the 36-hundred votes cast. Skowronski will now face Democrat John Hermes in a general election December 17th. Hermes is the village president in Greendale.
The state Assembly will meet two weeks from today to consider Governor Scott Walker's proposals to delay Obama-care for almost 100-thousand Wisconsinites. The Republican Walker asked lawmakers last week for a three-month delay in dropping 77-thousand Badger-Care recipients with incomes above the poverty line. They're supposed to sign up for coverage on the federal government's purchasing exchange by December 15th. But Walker cited the Internet problems in getting folks signed up online -- so he wants to delay the dropping of those Badger-Care recipients, so they can have a new deadline of March 15th to sign up for Obama-care. Also, the state's high-risk insurance pool was due to end in January, leaving about 20-thousand other residents without coverage. Those people would also get a three-month delay under bills the Assembly plans to take up on December fourth. The measures face an uncertain future in the Senate, where G-O-P Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald has said he'd rather have month-to-month extensions.
Wisconsin U-S Senate Democrat Tammy Baldwin is supporting a plan to reduce sexual assaults in the military -- and she wants to expand it to include college R-O-T-C programs. Baldwin spoke on the Senate floor yesterday in favor of New York Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand's measure. It would end major criminal prosecutions against U-S troops by the military's chain-of-command. Independent officials would obtain the power to decide on those charges. Baldwin wants to add a study of sexual violence in R-O-T-C programs, plus a review of how R-O-T-C monitors the conduct of its cadets. Gillibrand's proposal is an amendment to a defense spending package. Senate Democratic Majority Leader Harry Reid threw his support behind the measure yesterday. However, it's still not known whether it has the 60 votes needed to pass. Gillibrand's aides say about 20 Democrats are undecided. Other senators have come out against the plan, fearing it would strip authority from military commanders. An bi-partisan alternative measure has been introduced, cracking down on sexual assaults without changing the chain-of-command.
State officials have re-opened a registry for people who want to be notified when somebody in their neighborhood hires a pro to apply pesticides on their lawns. The agriculture department is now taking free registrations online. The deadline to sign up is February first. Notices about the pesticide applications will be given out starting March 15th. The registry began 20 years ago. Five-hundred-70 people with 64-hundred properties are now on the directory. For more information, go to the state Agriculture Department's Web site, accessible at Wisconsin-Dot-Gov.


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Why didn't they have that kit when I was a kid?
Now that is flat cool. Presumably someone with too much time on their hands, but that is cool none the less. :)
I agree Spitty, when I was a kid we had Lincoln Logs ( which I am sure are foreign to kids these days ) and the only stuff that had "moving parts" were those old Erector sets. The silenode in the motor always crapped out about half way thru using the "crane" to move matchbox cars from the roof to the street. :eek:
Impressive...the next smart/green car of the future will probably be built out of them damn legos!
Woooooo! :)
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First alleged Sony Honami photo sample appears
0. phoneArena posted on 01 Aug 2013, 07:31
Snippets of information on the Sony Honami are literally starting to come out of our ears, and the device can't come sooner!...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. boosook (Posts: 1442; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
The fact that you can choose between 20MP or 8MP resolution makes me think that the 8MP mode could do pixel-binning like the Lumia's PureView or the new Moto X to achieve higher quality...
23. McLTE (Posts: 922; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Cameras have been able to do this forever. That you can select resolution has NOTHING to do with "pixel-binning".
2. EXkurogane (Posts: 863; Member since: 07 Mar 2013)
Xenon flash needed
25. jb4674 (Posts: 145; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
I don't mean to be rude but, are you f'ing serious posting a moronic comment like that?
Let's take the image in question and assume that it's the real deal. What could a xenon flash accomplish in a dailight shot?
Stop trolling.
27. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10457; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Question is, are you f'ing serious? I'm pretty sure he meant that he expects the phone to sport a Xenon flash instead of a single or dual LED.
You need to stop trolling and go back to school.
30. jb4674 (Posts: 145; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
Said the troll....
31. Airforce (Posts: 69; Member since: 24 Jul 2012)
loooooooooool...am really enjoying the insults going..its quite entertaining always on PHONEARENA...HAHHAA
4. hipnotika (Posts: 353; Member since: 06 Mar 2013)
led flash is better than xenon flash.
look at lumia 928 night shots vs lumia 920 night shots rewiev ;)
lumia 920 with led flash win over lumia 928 @ night shots
29. jackhammeR (Posts: 1548; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
buhehehe..heresy you're saying. dude, heresy.
5. torgrim (Posts: 29; Member since: 08 May 2013)
No real flash here and small photo sensor... Move on, move on...
6. MrKoles (Posts: 368; Member since: 20 Jan 2013)
Extremely sexy phone despite of the huge bezels!
I really miss the Xenon flash, a cameraphone should really get one.
I just wish a good display (at least better than Xperia Z´s) and better battery life.
28. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10457; Member since: 14 May 2012)
You base that off a black rectangle? Lol okay.
9. agnoropy (banned) (Posts: 8; Member since: 01 Aug 2013)
thats fake
12. theminolaboy (Posts: 128; Member since: 18 May 2013)
and i really dont know why people are going gaga over the iphone when Honami's back alone is delicious.
14. agnoropy (banned) (Posts: 8; Member since: 01 Aug 2013)
i want slim phone like z ultra
a simple camera is enough for me.to post photos over internet
16. itsdeepak4u2000 (Posts: 3718; Member since: 03 Nov 2012)
Wow great.
17. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Can't wait!
18. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
I gotta decide the Honami or the X phone.
21. fistigons (Posts: 354; Member since: 11 Feb 2012)
I doubt the Honami will be $300 off contract.
22. pwnarena (Posts: 1129; Member since: 15 Feb 2013)
well xphone is supposedly cheaper. i just hope it really comes to us with the same US price. the nexus here is priced like a galaxy flagship.
24. McLTE (Posts: 922; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
I don't know why people get so excited over sample pics from upcoming phones. The are almost never done in controlled lighting, which is necessary to really determine the camera capabilities.
Plus.. leaked pics are so easily faked.
26. jb4674 (Posts: 145; Member since: 05 Apr 2013)
I'll wait until the official press shots are released. I am interested in the phone and will buy it regardless of the camera's abilities.


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by Bruce Strand, Sports editor
The first eight minutes were encouraging for Elk River but the rest of the game was all orange and black as the Osseo Orioles shredded any notions of an upset 44-21 on Friday evening.
Matt Miedtke hurled three touchdown passes to Connor Kittlelson and the Orioles (6-1) had a pair of hundred-yard rushers as they built a 37-7 lead before the subs started coming in.
The Elks (1-6) stopped Osseo's opening drive at the 20, forcing a pair of incomplete passes, then marched 80 yards, capped by Denis Bardashevskiy's 18-yard jaunt to the end zone.
Osseo had its offense in tune for the second drive onward. Miedkte hit Kittelson over the top for a 36-yard touchdown and added a two-pointer to Johau Goldschmidt for an 8-7 lead.
Then the Orioles got the kind of lucky break the underdog Elks could have used. Their kickoff struck one of the Elks' up men and bounced right back, like a baseball off a fence, and Simon Thao recovered at midfield. The Orioles quickly scored again, on Prince Krauh' 24-yard run, and the rout was on.
Kittelson, a springy 6-foot-3 senior who was very difficult for the Elk defensive backs to cover, snagged two more TD's from 17 and 40 yards. Krauh (who rushed for 115 yards) scored a second TD and Jaimen Hampton (110 yards) added the final TD.
The Elks made the score a bit more respectable with backup quarterback Nolan Dwyer dashing for four-and seven-yard TDs in the final quarter.
The Elks were hurt by three turnovers, the other two being fumbles by quarterback Trent Pink at the 25 and five yard lines, but Osseo was firmly in control, passing for 233 yards and rushing for 250 with no turnovers.
The Elks piled up 409 rushing yards, with Bardashevskiy gaining 165 in 24 carries and Pink 75 in 14 carries. Twelve players carried the ball.
Face Park Center in NWSC finale
The Elks will close conference play Wednesday hosting Park Center. The Pirates apparently won't be the easy mark they often are. They are 2-5 after beating Andover 16-7 on Friday night. Andover was 4-0 after being the Elks 35-20, but has since lost to powerhouses Osseo and Totino-Grace, then Park Center.
(Note: statistics in this article are unofficial Star News stats, which will be superseded by official Elk stats after they are taken off the film.)
Osseo 44, Elk River 21
Elk River ………. 7 0 0 14 — 21
Osseo ………… 22 8 7 7 — 44
ER—Denis Bardashevskiy 18 run (Austin Larson kick)
Oss—Connor Kittelson 36 pass from Matt Miedtke (Johau Goldchmidt pass from Miedtke)
Oss—Prince Krauh 24 run (Elliott Kane kick)
Oss—Krauh 7 run (Kane kick)
Oss—Kittelson 17 pass from Miedtke (Jaimen Hampton run)
Oss—Kittelson 40 pass from Miedtke (Kane kick)
ER—Nolan Dwyer 4 run (Larson kick)
Oss—Hampton 7 run (Kane kick)
ER—Dwyer 7 run (Larson kick)
Team statistics
Rushing — Elk River 65-409 … Osseo 34-250
Passing — Elk River 1-3-4-0 … Osseo 13-22-224-0
Turnovers — Elk River 3 (3 fum.) … Osseo 0
Penalties — Elk River 3-15, Osseo 2-10
Elk River statistics
Rushing —Bardashevskiy 24-165, Trent Pink 11-75, Zach Ernst 8-53, William Hoff 2-17, Dwyer 6=48, Austin Larson 4-11, Daniel Gebhardt 2-8, Josh Hinkemeyrer 2-12, Tristan Smith 1-0, Matt Merkins 2-20
Passing — Pink 1-3-4-0
Receiving—Bardashevskiy 1-3
Sack —Peter Jones 1, Zac Syverson 1
Tackles —Josh Wiczek 3-10, Jones 3-9, Ernst 3-4, Larson 2-7, Syverson 2-6
Osseo statistics
Rushing — Hampton 17-110, Krauh 11-115, Justin Eykor 2-15, Miedtke 4-10
Passing — Miedtke 13-23-233-0
Receiving leaders — Kittelson 5-108, Goldschmidt 4-75
Sacks — Ryan Lynch 2
Fumble recoveries — Simon Thao, Cameron Kelly, one more (name not available)


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Shown above on the front of Isanti Fire Ladder 1, is a complete set of new hydraulic rescue tools recently purchased with funds the fire department was awarded from two grants. The two grants were applied for and awarded separately; receiving both has been quite an accomplishment.
Newer methods of building automobiles and equipment today are lighter and safer thanks to stronger metals and advanced construction methods. These added strengths make the job of extrication equipment that much more demanding. To meet these demands, the new tools run at 10,500 psi, which is over twice the pressure of the tools they will be replacing. Included from left to right is a battery powered cutter-spreader, a hydraulic cutter, an electric powered hydraulic pump, a hydraulic ram and spreader.
Isanti Firefighters would like to thank the members of East Central Energy and the Federal Emergency Management Agency for offering these grants and for choosing Isanti Fire District as a recipient.
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Patrice Hugo, Ph.D, Vice President Scientific Affairs for MDS Pharma Services' Global Central Lab network, and William Wheeler, M.D., FACC, Global Medical Director for the contract research organization's Centralized Cardiac Services, will join Wendy Sanhai, PhD, Senior Scientific Advisor, Office of the Commissioner, FDA; and Samir Khleif, Cancer Vaccine Section Investigator, National Cancer Institute (NCI) at the NIH, Co-Chair NCI-FDA-American Association of Cancer Research Cancer Biomarkers Collaborative, and Special Assistant to the Commissioner, FDA Critical Path, on the panel.
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This land has everything to offer, trees, views and plenty of wildlife nearby. Open area for building or setting up camp. Heavily treed with good road access. Your about 15 minutes off pavement. So, you're far enough from the city lights that you can see the milky way at night, but close enough to make it into town for supplies. Your less than a half a mile from several pieces of State Land. At 6-7000 feet,Temps 30-40 degrees cooler than those other hotter AZ cities.
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THE owner and staff at a city centre cafe who "deserve a merit" for their support of Parkinson's UK have been nominated for a Community Pride award.
The owner of Cafe Luca on Goodramgate, James Oldroyd, and his team were put forward for the Service with a Smile category for welcoming the York branch of Parkinson's UK to their cafe.
This category recognises a York business which has demonstrated outstanding customer care and any charitable organisation that operates for the benefit of people in the city.
Ruth Hall put the nomination for James, 39, who has owned the cafe for two and a half years, forward. She said: "For a couple of years now we have run a drop in at Cafe Luca where you can sit for an hour or so just to relax.
"They have been so helpful and the staff are so welcoming and know that people cannot get about very well. They are always there to help."
Members and carers of the Parkinson's UK group meet once a month for an informal chat in the cafe, which was also nominated by Joan O'Reilly who said: "I am a carer of my husband who suffers from Parkinson's disease and they could not be more helpful, caring and smiley when we meet.
"They deserve some recognition for all they do."
Also nominated in the same category is the One Stop Shop on Heslington Road where staff have been praised for their efforts to "go over and above what is expected from them" for customers from a nearby rehabilitation centre for people with brain injuries.
The drivers of Streamline Taxis have also been recognised for their "marvellous service" and being a friend to disabled users, while "gem" of a shop, Yorkshire Soap Company, has also been nominated.
It is one of three group categories in the awards - the others going to the Primary School Project of the Year and Community Project of the Year.
Since the Community Pride awards launched in March nominations have flooded in to the Press's offices speaking of the dedicated and inspirational people of York who give their time and energy to making life better for others.
The Community Pride awards are run by The Press and City of York Council, and sponsored by Benenden Health.
Nominees must live in the City of York Council area, or make a significant contribution to the city.
To make a nomination write to Paula Homer, PA to the editor, The Press, 76-86 Walmgate, York YO1 9YN before Friday, July 18, with details including a supporting statement of no more than two sides of A4 with each nomination. You may also include a picture, which unfortunately we will be unable to return.
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RisingWater 4 years ago#81
gray_fox_00 posted...
The point is everyone else is smart/up to date enough to tie games/apps to accounts rather than a device. PS3, XBox, Apple, Android, Steam... all tied to accounts, minimal hassle switching between devices. It's an industry standard that they have fallen behind on.
First off they already said they were addressing it. Second let me refer to the original post he was told he had to send it back to keep his games end of story as it was a warranty issue. Lets say a car dealership said they would exchange you car (which they never would do) but says if we do that you lose the extended warranty you paid for on the other car. You have a choice go through warranty or the quicker fix but you lose something.
Just realise it was known when the system was bought dont complain because its not like the other systems. You either buy it and deal with it or you dont. If you dont like it wiat till its changed then buy it. Should nintendo and sony charge for online because Microsoft does. Its anti-consumer but they not only do that they also have advertisers paying them on top of it. Not all companies need to function the same.
DemonDog666 4 years ago#83
icarus231 posted...
gray_fox_00 posted...The point is everyone else is smart/up to date enough to tie games/apps to accounts rather than a device. PS3, XBox, Apple, Android, Steam... all tied to accounts, minimal hassle switching between devices. It's an industry standard that they have fallen behind on.
lol so delusional and no MS shouldn't charge for online just like Nintendo shouldn't tie games to hardware.
steerepike 4 years ago#84
I have never understood the sheer outrage at this issue. Is the process a little inconvenient? Sure. Is it life altering so? No, not by a longshot.
First, in my personal experience, you can go ahead and say a week, and not two. In the two times that I've had to send something to Nintendo, they've had it back to me within seven days. The first time was within a month of getting Wii. They didn't charge me a red cent. The second time was long after the warranty was up, and they didn't charge me. Again, I think that the system is inconvenient, but if you go through Nintendo you won't lose anything.
In the multiple(four) times that I've had to send 360's to Microsoft, it's taken no less than a month. Three of those times the refurbished 360 was broken out of the box. (I don't really blame Microsoft for that. I blame the "towel wrappers," but that's a whole rant.)
It hurted me...
DemonDog666 4 years ago#85
steerepike posted...
I have never understood the sheer outrage at this issue. Is the process a little inconvenient? Sure. Is it life altering so? No, not by a longshot.
Pretty much nothing gaming related is life altering so that point is so moot it's pathetic, second the problem is you can't choose to replace if you want or have a second one and getting an extended warranty is a complete waste and if your console is lost or destroy you are just plain screwed and if it's stolen you have to jump through alot of hoops.
It's easy to say who cares when you haven't had a problem with it, but if your console was say smash by an ex girlfriend or destroyed in an earthquake you essentially lose all your digital games and there's nothing you can do about it except beg Nintendo support and hope they make an exception, and that is a seriously issue, so it's more then just inconvenient when there is a legitimate possibly of losing all your digital games and being unable to do anything about it.
NoGood56er (Topic Creator)4 years ago#86
TC here. I'm not even going to bother reading the last 20 posts or so, cause they are all saying the same thing, that I broke it.
I did not. The gamepad stopped working after only a couple hours use. I did not drop it, I did not step on it, I used it for a few hours, then gently placed it in the charging cradle. It stopped turning on the system after the first day. I bought a faulty price of hardware. How is that my fault, and why would I not be allowed to return it? I dont even want to return it, just exchange it for a working one. The stupidity on this board is astounding.
"This is great, I'm gonna get nice and drunk... play some video-games till my eyes bleed."
My Wii U gamepad started acting strange and kept disconnecting from the system also.
I talked to Nintendo about it and they told me the pad was probably defective. They said it's unlikely to be hardware failure but a problem with the pad itself. I have since sent it in for repairs and i'm expecting it back soon. Hopefully it'll be working like it's supposed to upon arrival but honestly your whole system should not be the problem.
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