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November 14, 2011
Legal in the NFL: Scoring a touchdown and then running 100 yards down the sideline to give the ball to your girlfriend who's a cheerleader for the opposing team.
Not legal in the NFL: Scoring a touchdown and saluting the troops on Veterans Day weekend.
Denver Broncos wide receiver Eric Decker(notes) was assessed with an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on Sunday after dropping to his knee and saluting in the end zone after a 56-yard touchdown reception from Tim Tebow(notes). The flag was thrown because Decker went to a knee, a celebration which has been illegal in the NFL since 2009.
Later, Decker posted a tweet about the penalty:
Ripping on the NFL is the reflexive move here. The league wouldn't let a player salute the troops! It's positively un-American! The troops fight for our freedoms while the NFL stifles that of their players!
To go that way would ignore the long history the league has of supporting our nation's armed forces. November has been a "Salute to Service" month in the NFL, a celebration which will include events for military personnel at all 32 NFL stadiums. The league has had a relationship with the USO since 1965, supports the Wounded Warrior Project and is partners with the Pat Tillman Foundation. Penalizing Decker doesn't mean the NFL doesn't care about veterans.
What it does care about is protecting its image, no matter the cost. The league is fine with honoring, remembering and supporting causes, so long as it's done the NFL's way. Wear league-approved pink shoes and towels to support breast cancer awareness month, don't pull out a ribbon from your sock to honor your aunt with the disease after scoring a touchdown. A team helmet sticker to honor a deceased player is all right, but not writing his number on your cleats.
The NFL is worried about the snowball effect of these acts. Decker's military salute will turn into a player honoring his alma mater in the end zone which will turn into a defender writing his daughter's name on his cleats because she has a piano recital that day. Pretty soon celebrations are all personal in nature, and shoes and jerseys are cluttered up like a sixth-grade girl's notebook.
Penalize Decker because he broke the rule by going to a knee, not because he saluted. When it comes time to assess fines for this week, let him slide. Decker's timing and technique may have been off (who salutes from one knee?) but his intentions were in the right place.
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MikmaqSolider 4 years ago#1
British is a Nationality.. not a race.
You can't be "half-british"...
And, considering "Connor" is, by British law, an illegitimate son of Haytham, he can't inherit the Nationality (or name or property) anyway...
So "Connor" is, really, a FULL-MOHAWK (another nationality, not a race).
He is "Half-European and Half-Native American" by DNA/blood/race...
But considering he grew up in the matrilineal traditions of the Mohawk, I would honestly say that UBISOFT should really have just billed him as a Mohawk, flat out.
So you're saying all white people are the same to you?
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MikmaqSolider (Topic Creator)4 years ago#3
All "white people are the same" in terms of over-generlaized race categories.
When you fill out a form, it says
" White, Non-Hispanic
Black, Non-Hispanic
American Indian/Alaskan Native
Asian/ Pacific Islander
Other /Mix "
So.. within such a basic categorization--- yes, all "white people" are the same... as a "race".
Just like, within that context, all of "any group" would be "the same".. as a "race".
But I am not discussing race here.. I am discussing Natonality.
British is a Nationality. Mohawk is a nationality.
These are Nations with their own laws concerning membership.
"Connor" doesn't have the proper qualifications to aquire British Citizenship.
He does have Mohawk citizenship.
That would make him ALL Mohawk.
Thus, Ubisoft botched that.
Why aren't all native Americans the same then?
So racist. You should go and be ashamed. Be ashamed!
Edit: oh and
Clearly no Mohawk!
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riddlebox89 4 years ago#5
By Sicilian Mafia law, you aren't considered a full blooded Italian if one of your parents was a non-Italian.
Connors father being British means he has European blood in him, so the fact that he was entirely raised by Mohawks, and the fact that British law forbids it, is irrelevant, he's still got European blood in him.
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MikmaqSolider posted...
Ubisoft needs to check their wording..
Why the hell would they do that? "European" isn't a race, & neither is Mohawk. Technically he's half Caucasian & half Native American. That being the case, did you not get the story Ubi was trying to tell anyway. Not everything has to be so cripplingly politically correct...
Not sure why you have such a stick up your ass about Connor's background - it's just a fictional character's story. Could've been worse, a guy like me could have written it out for you. Here:
"Some white guy sailed halfway around the world & got his rocks off in a dirt-farming whore. Nine months later a half cracker half feather-head little bastard fell out of her & became a badass assassin".
Now, doesn't Ubi's delivery sound much better? Honestly, they seem to have gone to a lot of trouble to get the details about the Mohawk culture right in this game, and I think they did a heck of a job. Calm down, Captain Sensitivity.
If you're going to white knight for people's cultures, at least father your facts about what is and is not an ethnicity.
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MikmaqSolider (Topic Creator)4 years ago#8
z-cherub : Again, you miss the point.
The point is that it is a glaring error to say he is "Half-British" and "Half-MohawK".
He is a citizen of Mohawk nation...
And he is NOT a citizen of the British Empire.
Hence, forth-- this is a major oversite of Ubisoft's part.
Its not a race thing --- its a legal thing.
He is not British.. not even half.
His father is Caucasian.. but that has nothing to do with his NATIONALITY.
KenKoerperich 4 years ago#9
Uh, sorry, not Mohawk. In game Conner says the Iriquois people.
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z-cherub : Again, you miss the point.
You're assuming that legally, the native Americans he grew up with would completely disregard his Caucasian/British background. That was only the LAW in Brittain, & the game doesn't really touch on how the Mohawk tribe felt about his roots (if they even knew).
Also, who cares? The story was delivered in such a way that the protagonist's background was understood by the audience.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the fourth annual Hunger Games movie. Since Jennifer Lawrence first fired her flaming arrow back in the 2012 original, the dystopian sci-fi series has made its mark on the cinematic landscape (with a not-too-shabby $2 billion in the bank already). The odds are heavily in its favour for another hit, as the series draws to a close with Mockingay - Part 2.
We caught up with director Francis Lawrence, the steward of the series since Catching Fire, to chat about a punishing shooting schedule, an expectant fanbase, and an acting masterclass from the late, great Philip Seymour Hoffman in his final role.
How was it shooting the two Mockingjays back-to-back?
It's a huge undertaking. I have to say, I liked it. I think it would be different if it wasn't part of one complete story. I'd have a harder time doing it back-to-back where the movies aren't connected at all. If they were just different chapters, that might get weird. But because this was all part of one big story, and we could block shoot, it really helped. The actors knew where they were going through the entire story and you could track that. It was very useful.
Katniss goes through a huge amount of trauma in the film. With all that emotional baggage to carry, how did you settle on a mood for the film that wasn't overwhelming?
It comes from a character perspective. Jennifer [Lawrence], the author Suzanne [Collins], Nina [Jacobson] the producer, and I made very specific decisions that this was about a girl falling apart. She's been so traumatised and gone through so much loss that she's kind of unwinding, in the sense that she almost stops feeling things. That really helped ratchet up the emotional catharsis - especially towards the end of the film, when it all finally comes out, and she's able to start to heal.
How involved was Suzanne Collins involved in the process?
Suzanne is very involved. When I was hired for Catching Fire, she was one of the first people I went to go meet with. I spent three days with her and created the beat-sheet for what we wanted the movie to be with the writer. She really helped guide the process and was a great collaborator. Because that went very well, we did the same with the Mockingjay movies. She was involved all the way through.
The Hunger Games fanbase is huge, and rabidly protective. Do you feel them breathing down your neck when making a film like this?
I feel a responsibility to them, but I'm also a fan too, so I feel like, even from the beginning, I trusted that I was going to make the choices that they would want to see. Of course, there's always some secondary character from the book that somebody loves who won't make the movie, because of time constraints, and I'm sorry for anyone who didn't get their favourite character in. But I never felt pressure. I felt support.
There are obvious parallels with this film and recent real-life revolutions around the world. How does it feel to have, for example, protesters in Thailand adopting the Hunger Games salute as part of their movement?
Well, Suzanne is just writing about things that have been happening for thousands of years. Conflicts where both sides are a bit questionable and violence is everywhere – it's nothing new. It gets a little more modern when you start talking about the media and entertainment and the manipulation of people for the sense of celebrity. But it feels very reflective of certain parts of society now. So to see imagery and iconography from the movies then get used in those situations – like "If we burn, you burn with us" in Ferguson, or the three-fingered salute in Thailand – it's like art-imitates-life-imitates-life again.
The death of Philip Seymour Hoffman last year was an unexpected tragedy. He'd already filmed most of his scenes but did anything change as a result? The scene towards the end where Haymitch reads a letter seemed like it may have been an amendment.
That was supposed to be him. He had two big dialogue scenes which he didn't shoot: one was that scene, and there was one in Mockingjay - Part 1 that we gave to Elizabeth [Banks]. He had done most of his work. I'm glad that we got as much as we did. I would have loved for him to be a bigger presence in this movie. He is one of my favourite actors of all time, so it was an honour to get to work with him. He loved the stories, loved the character, got along with everyone in the cast, and I learned a lot about acting from him. Unlike Jennifer [Lawrence], he loved rehearsal and talking things through, sort of grinding away at scenes at relationships and ideas. I learned a tremendous amount from him.
Why does Jennifer dislike rehearsals?
She's very instinctual. The way we work is: she reads the script, we sit down, I talk her through what I consider her character's arc is. We talk about the meaning and subtext, then we come to an agreement, and on the day it's my job to locate her within that path, and that's her. She's just such a feeling, instinctive person that she can just put herself in that scene. It's always surprising and pretty astonishing.
The Hunger Games has started a wave of Young Adult adaptations. What's your take on the competition?
I haven't seen The Maze Runner. I've seen the Divergent films. I like them! I like...elements of them. I hate to say it, but I don't think they're as good as our movies.
What is it about dystopian futures that so appeals to the YA audience?
I don't know. I've heard from some people that it's a reflection of the anxiety teenagers have for the future world. I'm not positive. I think it just gives you a pallette for telling stories. It was kind of great for the Hunger Games, because Suzanne could create this brand new society from scratch, with a capital and a dictator and districts. The great thing about what she did is to build it up from strong ideas. I think it has heft.
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Supervisors voted 4-1, with Supervisor Dianne Jacob opposed, to certify an environmental impact report and go ahead with a project to build a new 1,216-bed jail on 45 acres in Santee. Jacob represents East County.
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Newest article, didn't want to make it too long. Thanks for taking a look! Tagstit 17:22, 14 January 2009 (UTC)
|The article has very little to do about hovercars and more to do with a stock "salesman" character trying to tell the reader something that isn't useful. Try to make the article more about the hovercars than the salesman, though if you REALLY want to, you can keep the salesman in the background.
|The concept is a bit dry. A hovercar that doesn't work very well doesn't have very much room to be funny. First of all, as you well know, hovercars aren't real yet. Making fun of something that is real has much more room to be funny because there is so much more information available on it, and people will be more familiar with it which will make it funnier. Also, the relationship between cars and hovercars (which I assume you are trying to poke fun at) isn't clear, nor is it very humorous. Try to take the idea of "a futuristic invention existing under today's technological limitations" (which is in itself a good premise) in another direction beyond just cars, such as cities, space travel, etc.
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Non-fiction filmmaking is experiencing a boom thanks to the web. HD video streaming to users with screens in their pockets has opened up new methods of storytelling that shape everything from advocacy to marketing. If there's one city where getting your message out is paramount, it's our nation's capitol. And YOU are in that market.
The DC Interactive Documentary Summit looks at how traditional filmmaking is merging with tech to create new avenues of storytelling, distribution and funding. It will provide insights into how non-fiction filmmakers and producers can augment their current traditional projects' outreach as well as how to think in non-linear terms when creating their story - which usually means less footage on the cutting room floor and more in your project!
This is an opportunity to build bridges between those who create the stories, and the foundations, non-profits and other groups that can use cause or purpose driven content in support of mission.
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Threaded throughout the panel discussions, presentations and case studies will be a strong emphasis on the interactive documentary's potential to serve as an advocacy and public education platform for bringing about change.
DC Interactive Documentary Summit Schedule
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Docs in Progress' Peer Pitch at the DC Interactive Doc Summit
This event is on sale separate from The DC Interactive Doc Summit. Combo tickets for both events are available. Limit 10 filmmakers, 30 observers.
Thursday, March 13, 2014
9:00AM Arrival and check-in
9:25AM Welcome by Kim Gross, Acting Director & Associate Professor, GWU SMPA
9:27AM Introduction by Andrew Zinnes
9:30AM - Interactive Story Telling Defined
A discussion about what is and isn't an interactive documentary experience.
Format: Panel
Moderator: Andrew Zinnes: Creative Director, The Documentary Summit
- Maryanne Culpepper, Independent Writer/Producer (Former President National Geographic Television)
- Nicole Eley-Carr: Mgr. Digital Content & Strat., PBS Digital
- Matt Mansfield: National Geographic TV
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A detailed look into the specific dynamics and calls to action that can be facilitated by Interactive Documentary Storytelling.
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Moderator: Erica Schlaikjer: Founder, Benevolent Media
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Interactive documentaries tell stories in a non-linear, multi-platform manner. Our panelists will discuss what kinds of platforms are available, the best ways to organize your story to fit them and how traditional storytelling and production skills can be used to create these projects.
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- Kelli Anderson: Founder, Sojournals
- Lance Kramer: Executive Director, Meridian Hill Pictures
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A special focus on how to research, conceptual, plan, pitch then launch an Interactive Documentary project.
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- Jeffrey Osborn: Creative Director, Graphicacy
- Angeline Vuong: Project Mgr., Center for American Progress
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Interactive documentaries have a specific design that differs from the traditional model. This discussion will look at practices for making the user experience (UX) exciting and informative.
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- Dawn Barton: Sr. UX Designer, PBS
- Jordana Well: Creative Producer, Interface Media Group
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It's no secret that making learning fun increases the amount of information retension. AVAdventure uses a blend of traditional documentary, transmedia and even a touch of fiction storytelling to enhance their educational based projects. Their founders will discuss some of them in order to highlight possibilities in this area.
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Speakers: Adam Stackhouse and Liz Sykes/AVAdventure
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New ground is constantly being broken by pioneers in interactive storytelling. This session will benefit from the "in the trenches" point of view of those who have successfully navigated the waters of new funding strategies, sources, business models, marketing, engagement and distribution options.
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- Joel Westbrook: Exec. Producer, Interface Media Group
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2:30 PM - Peer Pitch at the Interactive Documentary Summit
Three documentary film teams, chosen by Docs In Progress will have their projects work-shopped by Transmedia and Interactive experts in a public forum. This will provide a practical understanding of what can be accomplished in the Interactive space.
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Burglary of Motor Vehicle: The right door lock housing to a 2002 Toyota Tacoma pick-up truck was partially pried off of the door, causing the door to unlock. A black and tan purse containing $20.00 cash and various identification and credit cards was stolen from the trucks floorboard. Repair cost: $100.00. Loss value: $70.00.
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Theft: A black Trek bicycle was stolen when it was left unsecured in a bicycle mount on the roof of a Volvo X40 while the car was parked in the Parking Lot. Loss value: $300.00.
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A thief will spend time to cut a lock from a bicycle rack to steal your bicycle the same thief will think nothing of stealing your unsecured bicycle from a bicycle mount attached to your vehicle. If your vehicles bicycle mount can not be locked, then make sure you remove your bicycle from the vehicle mount and secure the bicycle to a bicycle rack. The owner of this bicycle did not know the bicycles model name or serial number. Without that information, it is difficult to locate and recover a stolen bicycle. To aid in the recovery of your bicycle, register your bicycle with the UT Parking and Transportation Office. This service is required; it is free of charge and can be done on-line at: http://www.utexas.edu/parking/transportation/biking/bicycle_register.html
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Discovered on 8-16-05 at 10:20 AM.
Graffiti: An unknown object was used to scratch an illegible word into the surface of an exterior window located on the east side of the building. Repair cost: $250.00.
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Well, this film wasn"t in the news during it"s making, but now, at least, it is creating some buzz with its 'eerie" promos. But will that Help? Our in-house expert and celebrity astro numerologist Bhavikk Sangghvi finds whether Help will get some 'Help" (read collections) from the paying public this week? Here goes the prediction.
"The title Help adds up to Number 21 – which is symbolized by the picture of 'the Universe" and it is also called 'the Crown of the Magi". It is a number of advancement, honours, elevation in life and general success. It means victory after a long fight, for 'the Crown of the Magi" is only gained after long initiation and tests of determination. It is a fortunate number of promises if it appears in any connection with future events. However, one must be prepared for the long fight," explains Bhavikk.
"Literally going by the meaning, it seems the film would somewhat be a 'watchable" experience and may be a good joint effort by its entire team……but alas!" he continues. "The lead actor Bobby Deol (January 27, 1967) is running in his 44th year and it indicates struggle and hardships. He is the face of the film and when the 'luck" of the lead hero is not that supporting, others may not be able to 'Help" (pun unintended) much," predicts Bhavikk.
"Although for some damage control, the year 2010 which adds up to number 3 (Jupiter) has proven mostly good for numbers 3, 6, 8, and 9 persons, and luckily both Bobby and Mugdha Godse (July 26) fall under this bracket," adds Bhavikk.
"But unfortunately, that may not be enough to suffice for the much needed 'Help"!" concludes Bhavikk firmly on a strong note.


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Pretoria -
A final-year student from the University of Pretoria (UP), faces a charge of murder after he allegedly strangled a fellow student.
The 23-year old man was arrested in Nelson Mandela Drive on Friday after being tracked by members of the Douglasdale police and the Hawks.
The dead student, who cannot be named as her next of kin have not yet been informed, was murdered in her family home in Fourways on Wednesday last week. A source close to the investigation said her parents were abroad at the time.
The suspect and the dead woman were allegedly a couple.
They both studied law at the University of Pretoria.
It is alleged that a fight broke out between the two during which he strangled her, ransacked the home and made off in the family's BMW X5.
According to the source, the suspect parked the vehicle in an underground parking lot in Sunnyside for two days.
He was arrested shortly after retrieving the vehicle on Friday.
Provincial duty officer Captain Pinky Tsinyane confirmed his arrest and said he was being detained at the Douglasdale police station.
Tsinyane said the suspect appeared in the Randburg Magistrate's court yesterday. He faces a charge of murder and and another of possession of a stolen vehicle.
"The investigation is ongoing," Tsinyane said.
UP spokeswoman Nicolize Mulder said the university was informed last week of the death of the student. She confirmed that both were students at the university.
"The university extends its sincere condolences to the family of the victim and will render any possible support to them during this difficult time," she said. - Pretoria News


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|From: Matthias Felleisen (matthias at ccs.neu.edu)
Date: Fri Jun 16 12:09:18 EDT 2006
You type check ONCE not every time you launch the program. Similarly, you prove things about the program ONCE, not every time you launch the program. However, while you are developing the program, launching (via RUN) and proving always coincides. Hence it is an issue to be solved within the program development environment not the compiler. -- Matthias On Jun 16, 2006, at 11:57 AM, Eli Barzilay wrote: > On Jun 16, Matthias Felleisen wrote: >> I think that's precisely what you don't want. > > ?? > >> This is an environmental issue not a programming issue. Suppose you >> are creating an executable. All you want for this thing is to run; >> you don't want it to prove theorems, interactively, after you have >> carefully proven this program correct. > > Sounds like it precisely what I *do* want! To create an executable I > have to compile the file in advance -- the compilation process expands > macros, which forces me to prove the code correct. The existence of > the compiled code becomes the certificate that the relevant proofs > were done. Just like type-checking. > > >> On Jun 16, 2006, at 11:49 AM, Eli Barzilay wrote: >> >>> On Jun 16, Dale Vaillancourt wrote: >>>> I need to "type-check" a program before running. If it doesn't >>>> pass, I want to reject the attempt to run. The checking is done by >>>> submitting the text in the definitions window to an external theorem >>>> prover. >>>> >>>> You are right about execute-callback not being quite what I want, >>>> btw. That captures all clicks on `Run', even when my language is >>>> not the one associated with the current tab. >>> >>> Wouldn't that be better to do at syntax-expansion time? Something >>> like overriding #%module-begin for module code, and the evaluation >>> handler for other toplevel interactions? (And that will make it >>> possible to use outside of DrScheme.) >>> >>> -- >>> ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli >>> Barzilay: >>> http://www.barzilay.org/ Maze is >>> Life! >>> _________________________________________________ >>> For list-related administrative tasks: >>> http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme >> > > -- > ((lambda (x) (x x)) (lambda (x) (x x))) Eli > Barzilay: > http://www.barzilay.org/ Maze is > Life! > _________________________________________________ > For list-related administrative tasks: > http://list.cs.brown.edu/mailman/listinfo/plt-scheme
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August 7, 2014
Making the decision to put down your pet is never easy, but a Kansas bioscience firm is offering dog and cat owners a little comfort — in the form of an organ donation. Now, tissue taken from a euthanized animal can be used in research focused on advancing the treatment of canine and feline diabetes. The practice also helps to preserve the lives of research animals. Continue reading →


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It's high time to Badland that Tetris image too often used to show how you can fit items into cars and furniture into your house. We get it. It's an easy visual.
In January 2008, Bafco in United Arab Emirates used a Tetris visual to sell office furntire. Ad agency - Tonic
There's been several variations on how to fit stuff in your car usung a Tetris visual, here's one for Fiat from last year and Leo Burnett, Italy.
The 'winner' in the furniture category seems to be this ad from Top Interieur produced by Duval Guillaume, Belgium, back in 2006.
Unless I can recall another earlier one, maybe Joelapompe will. I bet there is one. Do you remember? Conclusion: uninstall Tetris in agency computers. You play that game too often and you'll dream about multi-colored oddly shaped blocks that need to fit somewhere. Oh I know, I used to be addicted to that game.


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They Do Have a Different Reality Check
Gamers are definitely a different kind of people, they are a special group that slowly forgets their real life and starts living in the invented one, where things happening are even more important and serious than thing in real (our) world. They are also called no-lifers, but oh they have life, just not the one we see. It is extremely dangerous to try to explain them that things from the real world have higher priority than the fiction ones. But, as always, there are two sides of that medal. The bright side of gaming is that you compensate your real life for developing your brain in a way, practising your reflexes and making decisions in serious situation with the great speed and efficiency. Also, with new technology gamers can physically practice, when using wii for example, the old ones could exercise only their hands' fingers. But, we must all remember the old latin proverb – dosis venum facit, which means that the quantity makes the poison. I confess, I like to play good and complex games sometimes, but the key word is sometimes. Well, here are some of pictures that will try to make you laugh, even if you're a gamer.


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In December 2007, the Fisheries Laboratory fish farm of Kinki University in Wakayama Prefecture became the first facility in the world to "close the cycle" by breeding Pacific bluefin tuna (hon-maguro) from completely cultured sources. That is, a third generation of fish was bred from two generations of tuna that had never lived in the wild — the first generation having provided the eggs for the second while captive in the net cages, where they had hatched from eggs harvested in the wild.
Meanwhile, Hagen Stehr, chairman of the Australian mariculture company Clean Seas Tuna, claims that Clean Seas is "85 percent there" in its quest to close the cycle for Southern bluefin tuna (minami-maguro). And although leading American tuna companies predict that by 2018 all commercial bluefin will be produced on fish farms, Stehr believes this will happen by 2010 or 2011.
However, Peter Makoto Miyake, a consultant with the Japan-Tuna Fisheries Co-operative, disputes these predictions in crucial respects.
"What the farms are producing at the moment is not bluefin tuna as we know it," he says. "It's a different animal . . . the taste is different and so is the appearance."
Miyake instead advocates the strict enforcement of quotas for capture fisheries and the introduction of a worldwide buy-back program for fishing boats. He argues this would compensate fishermen for leaving the industry and reduce the size of the global tuna fleet — an approach that has been successful in significantly cutting the number of large long-liners worldwide.
Miyake and other experts believe that an immediate 50 percent reduction of TAC (total allowable catch) through such means as quotas, buybacks and the banning of net fishing for bluefin would enable stocks to recover to sustainable levels.
This TAC scheme seems to offer the best chance to save wild bluefin tuna from extinction, since once a species population falls below a certain level, ecological factors tend to prevent it from ever rebuilding. The demise of North Atlantic cod stocks is a stark example of this phenomenon. Bluefin tuna are at present considered to be overexploited and fast approaching such an ecological tipping point.


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September 8, 2010
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Well, the fall semester has begun, and with it comes another exciting year of Bakersfield College's student run newspaper, The Renegade Rip.
You are holding, right now, in your hands, the latest edition of a BC tradition over 80 years in the making, and growing.
Over the years, our focus has been on you and covering the news that matters to you, our readers, the student body. And this year, as we expand our reaches on the Web through therip.com, which includes our very own special feature on BC sports with an in house production titled, The Renegade Rewind.
We are also continuing the tradition of excellence started a couple semesters ago with The Dissenter Magazine, our very own, first ever magazine that covers all things here and now.
We will cover the news that happens on campus, around Bakersfield, and beyond.
With a dedicated staff of reporters and photographers, we will be actively seeking and investigating the stories that affect not only you, but us as well, because, ultimately, we are all students of this great institution and share in its downfalls and triumphs.
There may be controversy.
Recently, we at the Rip have raised a few eyebrows with some controversial story content, and it may happen again.
We are going to explore hot button topics because we understand that what's good for one group is not good for all. We realize our readers are a uniquely diversified group of individuals because we are too. That's why we cover the stories that ride the fence.
We will bring these stories, and more, to light through pro-con arguments, features exploring current trends, and spotlight features on BC students and athletes.
So if there is something that you feel we are not covering, or you want to voice your opinion in the pages of the Rip, online or in print, send a letter to the editor.
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How was I supposed to know what you were thinking? I'm no mind reader.
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Natrona Heights man fatally shot
Police said a Natrona Heights man was shot to death early on Saturday in Pittsburgh's Beltzhoover neighborhood.
Antoin Dudley, 35, was killed as he and his girlfriend were returning to her apartment in the 300 block of East Warrington Avenue, according to Pittsburgh police Lt. Kevin Kraus. The pair were returning from a convenience store about 3:40 a.m.
As they walked up the front steps toward the house, a man shot at them from the street, Kraus said.
Dudley and his girlfriend ran to the side of the house, where Dudley collapsed. When officers arrived, they found Dudley in the home's kitchen with multiple gunshots throughout the upper portion of his body. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The Allegheny County medical examiner ruled his death a homicide.
Police believe the gunman fired at least 15 rounds from a handgun. Police said there were six people inside the house, ranging in age from 11 months to 22 years.
One bullet grazed the arm of a 15-year-old girl, but she did not seek medical treatment.
Kraus said police aren't releasing information about a suspect or a motive. Anyone with information is asked to call the city homicide squad at 412-323-7161.
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Baton Rouge will become the third Louisiana city to join the federal government's Mayors Campaign to End Veteran Homelessness , Mayor-President Kip Holden announced Wednesday.
"Now is the time, the challenge is ours," said Holden, who was surrounded by city, state and federal officials as well as homeless advocates and the people they help, at the Capital Area Alliance for the Homeless' shelter and one-stop center at the corner of North 17th and Convention streets.
"No veteran who has served our country, protected our freedom … should be left to live on the street," Holden said.
First announced by First Lady Michelle Obama and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs earlier this summer, the Mayors Campaign is a multi-agency effort to get homeless veterans into stable, affordable housing as quickly as possible, find resources to help those who are ineligible for Veterans Affairs assistance and offer counseling and other services for those who need it, the mayor said.
One of the goals of the program, Holden said, is to teach the veterans to be self-sufficient once they get into affordable housing.
The campaign is the latest federal push to address the homeless problem, following the Opening Doors program implemented in 2010, according to a release by Holden's office. Since that program began, the homeless veterans population across the nation dropped by 24 percent.
Holden joins Louisiana mayors Mitch Landrieu in New Orleans and Cedric Glover in Shreveport to support the program. Across the country, 77 mayors, four governors and four county officials have joined the crusade.
"I think this is a great thing for the city," said Michael Acaldo, president and CEO of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul shelter and kitchen across the street from the one-stop center. "I just wish more mayors would adopt it."
Holden said that "in the weeks and months ahead, we will work to develop a specific outreach that is right for our community."
Holden referenced an HUD point-in-time report in 2014 that estimates 38 veterans are among Baton Rouge's 665 homeless population, about 6 percent. That number dropped significantly from 2013 when HUD estimated 96 homeless veterans were among a homeless population of 833, about 12 percent.
Overall, HUD estimates there are 49,933 homeless veterans in the U.S., a 33 percent drop from 2010, when the agency's estimate was 74,770 homeless veterans.
"It's a travesty and something that should not exist in a country as great as this," said Fred Tombar III, executive director of the Louisiana Housing Corporation.
Acaldo said he thinks the percentage of veterans in the homeless population in Baton Rouge may be slightly higher than 6 percent, possibly closer to 10 percent, especially with more women veterans coming into the SVdP kitchen and shelter.
Richard Murray, executive director of the East Baton Rouge Housing Authority, said they assist 25 homeless veterans and are awaiting word from the federal housing authority on 24 HUD Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing vouchers that would give Murray's agency money to house and assist additional veterans.
Local housing officials are keeping their ears to the ground for any other federal funding and grant programs aimed at providing housing for homeless veterans, Murray said. They are also trying to corral funds to build 50 new housing units in Old South Baton Rouge, some of which would go to housing homeless veterans, and 100 housing units for the elderly and disabled.
One person in the audience excited to hear Wednesday's announcement was veteran Warren Lock, 55, who said he has been homeless three times in a 10-year span after moving to the Capital City from Abbeville to escape the culture of drugs and alcohol around him.
He knows the challenges returning veterans face, from substance abuse to the psychological hurdles. He said he faced those challenges after serving in the U.S. Air Force from 1977 to 1980.
"My job is in the computer lab, but I come here (the Capital Area Alliance shelter) so I can spot vets," he said. "I'm here all the time, like a street sign saying, 'If you are a veteran, come in, we have services.' "


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|Liberty will aim to win its third consecutive Big South Conference title in 2013-14.
Two days before the 2013-14 Liberty women's basketball season tips off, Nick Pierce and Jamie Hall of the Liberty Flames Sports Network previewed the upcoming campaign.
Despite losing three starters from last year's Big South Championship-winning team, Liberty is again the preseason favorite to claim this year's conference title. Pierce and Hall discuss some of the top returnees, as well as promising freshmen Moriah Begin, Simone Brown, Tesh Hanson and Mickayla Sanders.
Liberty will open the season Friday at 5 p.m. with a road game at Charlotte. The Lady Flames will then return to the Vines Center for their next two contests, beginning with a Tuesday matchup against James Madison. Tipoff for Liberty's 2013-14 home opener is set for 7 p.m.


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Welcome to WebmasterWorld Guest from 126.96.36.199
Forum Moderators: incrediBILL & martinibuster
I then decided to type this address into Google search. It took me to the site and tried to install a Trojan.
Top marks so far for Google.
However, once I am at the site, I am presented with Google adverts.
So, one part of Google can inform the user of a Trojan site, yet it cannot inform the other side of Google to stop showing adverts.
Google has a lot of disconnects like that where their various products don't quite share the information properly
Wasn't it Matt Cutts who said in an interview recently that Google's advertising and search are deliberately kept apart from each other? If I remember correctly, the analogy he used was Church and State.
Wasn't it Matt Cutts who said in an interview recently that Google's advertising and search are deliberately kept apart from each other? If I remember correctly, the analogy he used was Church and State.
The Church and State are separate, but also joined.
Advertising and search are separate, but they too are joined. They are owned by the same people. But IIRC Matt was talking about bots rather than other things.
What it could do is...
Search bot comes along and spiders the site. Notices it has malware/trojans/etc.
Now it is red flagged. This triggers another bot to come along and checks to see if it has adsense. If so, adverts stop being displayed.
ALso, why would someone risk their AdSense account with such foolishness?
Possible, but if that is the case, then they do not check their site very often... nor their SERPS, otherwise they would have seen the warning messages
For instance, I check my site all day long.
If one specific page were hacked, I probably wouldn't notice, 100Ks of pages.
Rarely ever check my SERPs, waste of time, I use analytics to see how I'm performing
However, I do look at Webmaster Tools often and if it didn't tell me I was hacked I might never know assuming a customer didn't tell me beforehand.
Here's the important part of what I mean by disconnects.
a. Google has each webmaster register their site for:
1. Google Analytics,
2. AdSense,
3. AdWords or
4. Webmaster Tools.
b. If the crawler detects a malicious page on a site, odds are that site is registered by with Google in one or more of the 4 programs above.
c. Google has your current email address and most possibly a gmail address both associated with one of the 4 accounts mentioned
Therefore, if the crawler detects anything like a hacked page there is nothing stopping Google from immediately notifying the webmaster, especially if there's a gmail account associated with the compromised server.
Also, don't forget that Google is a registrar and as such has complete access to every domain registration record that exists. Assuming you didn't opt for a private registration, Google still has your direct email address. Even if you did opt for a private registration, the privacy registry will forward the email to your actual email address.
So, you see what I mean when I say there are a lot of disconnects?
[edited by: incrediBILL at 8:57 pm (utc) on Oct. 25, 2009]
Possible, but if that is the case, then they do not check their site very often... nor their SERPS, otherwise they would have seen the warning messages
I have some recollection in the back of my mind of reading somewhere that these harmful sites are contacted and advised by Google. Maybe only through Webmaster Tools if you are subscribed.
Rarely ever check my SERPs, waste of time
I did report it, and I have literally just gone back to the site. The trojan has now gone.
What I totally don't understand is why people are so disgusting they want to infect someones computer in the first place?
A bit off-topic, but its important. They do it for the money. Botnets for DDOS and spam. Changing ads (e.g. substituting their adsese code for yours), automated ad clicks (rare) or directing you to their websites.
I was looking for something through Google images and clicked on one of the thumbnail images. Instead of going to the site in question, a page appeared stating that it could be harmful to visit the site. That message was from Google.
Now, wouldn't it be even better if they -instead of just warning the user- just removed the site from the SERPs?
Now you get directed by Google to herds of sites for drivers? Right?
What totally peed me off were sites showing "download ads" NOT from the site but from "almost disguised" AdSense ads where it is difficult to differentiate between your download [mostly scraping from elsewhere anyway] and AdSense ads.
Oh, no satisfaction! At all!
I need to spend a week touring these sites and spend a lot of time complaining comprehensively [with established facts] to Google.
End of the day? No driver I wanted/needed.
It is now the 11th November and adverts are still being shown. (The site still
tries to infect you).
I think it is terrible that Google allows such a breach of the TOS to continue for so long.
Well, I reported the site to adsense on the day I reported it here. (28th Ocotober)
It is now the 11th November and adverts are still being shown. (The site still
tries to infect you).


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Ask a Mechanic Online and Get Answers to Your Car Questions
Hi Itrier
The only thing I can tell you is to use a "slim Jim". This is a tool used to unlock locked cars. Even then it is very difficult especially for someone who has never done this. This tool is available at auto parts stores. Another thing you can do is call a tow company and ask if they have the equipment and knowledge to do this. Many tow companies do especially the ones who do police towing.
I know this isn't much but I hope it helps and you accept.
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A Kingston man with a fetish for children's feet, who looked at close to 300 indecent photos of children has escaped a prison sentence.
Former Tube train driver Russell Gower, 33, of Sopwith Way, admitted browsing through 273 indecent photos of children and 82 indecent movies.
Some of the pictures showed young children being raped, Kingston Crown Court heard on Wednesday.
Prosecutor Denise Murrin said: "It stemmed from a fetish that he developed of little children's feet and images of men kissing young children."
The court heard Gower had originally searched for images of children aged between 12 to 14 but because of the shortage online, he had been "forced" to look for pictures of younger children between one to two years old.
Gower has paid out £2,100 for psychotherapy sessions and visited the Priory clinic, the court was told.
He had admitted four counts of making indecent images of children and five counts of making indecent movies of children.
He was given a 10-month suspended sentence for two years and a sexual offences prevention order.


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My partner and I are very busy people and have been working solidly these last couple of years. We have decided to take a career break and would like to travel across America for 3 - 6 months.
We are going to save money so that we don't have to work the whole time we are out there but we would like the experience of working, even if it is casual work (Bar work, call centre, restaurant, retail etc).
We are looking to mainly stay around the west coast and have particular city we would like to stay in but I was just wondering if there is anyone here that have already done this type of holiday and has any advice or experience they could share with getting a job or accomodation and stuff like that?
-New York
-New Jersey
I've written a list of the main stuff I need to know before making a decision, if you have any answers I'd be very appreciative.
-Ease of finding a Job
-Ease of finding cheap accomodation
-Price of living
-If successful with a job do they normally pay cash in hand or would I require an American bank account?
-How much would you advise to save before embarking on this adventure.
I would really like to have an awsome experience and want to make sure that I have calculated the finances correctly so that we wont have to fly home early.
Thank you in advance


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Definition of game plan
: a strategy for achieving an objective
game–planplay \ˈgām-ˌplan\ intransitive verb
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The Art of American Fantasy #19
|your thoughts:
4 comments:
- Vanwall said...
I had one of these back in the day. It kinda creeped me out after a while.
- September 20, 2008 5:57 PM
- Testify said...
Its certainly a tasteful toy. I want one!
- September 21, 2008 5:42 AM
- Reno Sepulveda said...
Jeez I "built" one too. Also built the Tijuana Taxi
- October 01, 2008 9:21 AM
- The In Crowd said...
Yep, I built that one. (& the TJ Taxi Too)
Looking at the ad brings flashbacks, I clearly remember all the little 'chrome-plated' plastic parts - - hubcaps, grille work, etc. - - and how you had to sort of shave the chrome off wherever you were going to apply that smelly Testor's glue, or it wouldn't hold.
I remember the skeletal 'desert fox' figure winding up a total sticky mess. Very difficult to get his arms to stick out perpendicular to the body without sagging.
I remember thinking it was very cool, but at the time being unclear on who Rommel was. I also remember how I basically sucked at building models, and how the finished product never looked as good as the picture, though the process was fun.
- December 15, 2008 1:42 PM


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Dear Readers,
Things to write in a blog came to my mind a lot during the last few days, but I have had some very hard days at work and outside it, so I wasn't able to update it.
One thing I need to inform though is that my "lazy days" with boys are gone, since they started to have soccer practices every Monday. Is this the beginning of driving kids from point A to B to C the whole day, 24/7?
Anyway, other running thoughts and things to talk about.
1) Can 3 miles make such a big difference?
Weekend before last, I went out for a 25km (15.6 mi) run; and when I finished it, I was absolutely wasted for the whole day; very sore legs, my brains were drained of energy and I just survived that day.
One week later (last Sunday), I did my default 20km (12.5 mi) run on a reasonable time (2:08) and wasn't pushing at all, my body was really flowing and I felt just great afterwards, as fresh as if I have done just one mile.
So, how can 3 miles make such a big difference? After the first run, I was scared I would die in Stockholm, but now I am confident again. But what happens next?
2) Yasso 800's
I always thought it would be nice to try Yasso 800's, not only because it can gauge one's fitness, but also because it is a kind of interval training.
So last week Friday I decided FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER to go to the track by myself and make the workout.
I programmed my Garmin for 10 minutes warm up, then four repeats of 800m at 4:30 and 4:30 recovery, then 10 minutes cool down.
It was a eerie feeling to be alone at the track, but it was nice to give some good long sprints, and the 800m repeats felt very hard, much worse than I thought. But I was able to keep very steady laps.
However, later when I downloaded the information from the Garmin, I realized that I programmed it wrongly. Yes, I ran the 800m at 4:35 PACE, not TIME; which meant that I ran the 800m in 3:40, which was not the plan; my plan is to finish the marathon at 4:30.
So I fixed the bug and did the Yasso 800's again today, but since it was much slower, I did the 6 repeats and it felt relatively easy.
3) The final approach
And there are only 21 days before my third marathon, so I am feeling already excited about it. This means that I have two more weekends to make long runs.
The plan is to have a 27km (16.8 mi) run this weekend and a 30km (18.8 mi) next weekend, then hope for the best in Stockholm.
Or is it too close to the race day for my longest run, and I should taper well before it?
One more thing: I just received the race information with my bib number: 13526, starting curral E (there are 6 currals).
This is what is happening across the pond... and like always, comments are more than welcome!
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More than $1 million worth of jewels due to be lent to movie stars at the Cannes film festival were stolen from a hotel room in the French Riviera town, a police source said.
The jewels were in the safe of the room rented by an employee of Chopard, said MSNBC.
The incident at the hotel in central Cannes took place either late Thursday or early this morning as the festival got under way.
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A Field(Turf) of dreams for BSU
BEMIDJI -- Phase one of the Chet Anderson Stadium's facelift is starting.
Work began Monday on the 74-year-old Bemidji State football stadium, where workers prepared to rip up the current natural grass and install a new synthetic playing surface -- FieldTurf Revolution.
It's all part of an ambitious multi-phase project that will, down the road, also renovate the stadium's bleachers and press box.
The current phase of the project, however, is all about the playing surface. And according to Bill Maki, BSU's vice president for finance and administration, the new turf should be ready for play by the end of August.
"The site preparation will probably take the whole month," Maki said last week. "Then turf installation itself is scheduled to begin in August.
"It's all going to happen fast."
The budget for this phase of the project is about $1.3 million. In addition to the FieldTurf, crews will be installing a new entry plaza as well as improving the drainage system on the field.
Maki said the university awarded contracts for site preparation in June and awarded the bid for the turf last week.
"We got input from all the coaches and from the athletic department so we knew what the best options were," Maki said. "We were looking to get the best value for what we chose from both a monetary and competitive standpoint. And talking to the coaches, they especially liked this one."
FieldTurf Revolution is currently in use at the University of Minnesota's Gibson-Nagurski football practice facility and has been installed at Seattle's CenturyLink Field, home of the Seattle Seahawks. Augusburg College in Minneapolis is also in the process of installing the turf.
Chet Anderson Stadium currently hosts Bemidji State football games and is also the home field for the Bemidji High School team.
It will also get a new tenant as part of the rebuilding process: the Beaver women's soccer team.
Part of the plan for the new turf is to make the stadium compatible for soccer games. The BSU women currently play at the natural-grass BSU soccer complex near the football practice field.
However, there's a tradeoff for the soccer field: The outdoor track will not be replaced.
"We had to remove the track as part of the plan to get the soccer field in there," Maki said. "We couldn't do both."
The first event scheduled for the stadium is the Bemidji High School home opener Sept. 6 against Sauk Rapids. The BSU home opener is Sept. 14 against Concordia-St. Paul.
If all goes well, the turf will be ready for play by then.
"It's going to be a big lift to our whole athletic program," Maki said.
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Mrs. Ersal Presnell Coffey, age 98, of George Wilson Road, Boone, passed away Thursday morning, May 22, 2014, at Life Care Center of Banner Elk.
Mrs. Coffey was born January 22, 1916 in Watauga County, a daughter of the late Willard Grayson Presnell and Louisa Mast Presnell. She was a retired manager for Newton's Department Store in Boone, and a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church.
Mrs. Coffey is survived by one son, Grayson Coffey and wife Judy of Boone; one grandson, Travis Taylor and wife Nichole of Raleigh; four step-grandsons, Joey Coffey and wife Amelia of Homosassa, Florida, Drew Hodges and Clint Hodges, both of Boone, and Michael Greene and wife Candy of Brooksville, Florida; one son-in-law, Harry Heavner of Hickory; three sisters, Hazel Cottrell of Lodi, California, Beatrice Presnell of Los Angeles, California, and Marshalea Hemrick of Winston-Salem; one brother, Coolidge Presnell of Virginia, and one step-brother, Willard Presnell of Elizabethton, Tennessee. She is also survived by five step great-granddaughters, two step great-grandsons, and a number of nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Homer Leon Coffey; one daughter, Carolyn Coffey Heavner; three sisters, Epsie Wagoner, Bessie Minton, and Lillie Miller, and three brothers, Carl, Houston, and Jard Presnell.
Funeral services for Ersal Presnell Coffey will be conducted Saturday afternoon, May 24, 2014, at 2:00 o'clock, at Hampton Funeral Home Chapel. The body will lie in state, at the chapel, from 1:00 until 2:00 o'clock. Officiating will be Reverend Scott Courtney. Burial will follow in Mount Lawn Memorial Park and Gardens.
The family will receive friends Saturday afternoon, from 1:00 until 2:00 o'clock, at the funeral home, prior to the service.
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Just because you don't own the building doesn't mean the landlord has all the rights. Renters can actually claim a number of rights; whether yours include having the landlord provide pest control depends on a number of factors: state law, how bad your pest problems are and what's written in the lease.
If your landlord states in the lease that he's responsible for pest control, the issue is settled. Even if the lease doesn't cover pest control, leases in most states come with an implied warranty that your rental is livable. That, the Nolo legal website states, means that it must have running water, working deadbolts on the entrances, reliable electricity and must be free from infestations of vermin. An occasional cockroach doesn't violate the warranty, but large numbers of roaches or rats would.
State law may put the burden of pest control on the landlord, regardless of the lease. In Florida, for example, landlords automatically assume pest-control responsibility for apartments, but not for rental homes, the Ohio Tenant Landlord website states. Local governments may impose pest-control requirements even if state laws don't.
Most local governments have health and safety laws that cover rental apartments, single-family homes and other buildings. If the infestation is so bad that it would violate local health codes, Nolo states, you can report the landlord to the health authorities, who may require that he either fix the problem or pay a fine.
If you have enough vermin to pose a health and safety problem and your landlord refuses to act, state law may allow you to use a "repair and deduct" approach to fix the problem, Nolo states. This means you pay for the rat-catcher or the pest-control professional to visit, then deduct the cost from your rent.
If you're responsible for the pest problem, the implied warranty doesn't apply, Nolo states. If cockroaches and ants infest your kitchen because you never clean food off the floor, for example, or leave jars of molasses sitting open, you can't blame the landlord for the insects. If you use repair-and-deduct in that situation, the landlord is entitled to get the missing rent back, or take it out of your damage deposit.


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Concord - Today, CNBC reported a new survey that shows that more than 7 out of 10 Americans believe that ObamaCare has "had a mostly negative effect overall on the country, or [think] the landmark health-care reform law has not had much of an impact." New Hampshire Republican State Committee Chairman Jennifer Horn released the following statement on the study:
"The Bankrate.com study confirms what New Hampshire residents already knew - ObamaCare is wrong for Americans. The only way to get rid of ObamaCare is to fire the Democrats responsible for this disastrous law, starting with Jeanne Shaheen, who cast the deciding vote for the law and bears responsibility for it in New Hampshire."
7 out of 10 Americans Say ObamaCare Had Bad or Zero Impact on ObamaCare
"A total of 43 percent of respondents said they believe the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has had a primarily negative effect on the United States. Another 21 percent said the ACA has not had much effect on the country." (Seven in 10 people say Obamacare had bad or zero impact on US, CNBC, 5/28/2014)


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BMW Films: The Hire
BMW spent $17 million into a brand campaign that involves destroying its product. Fallon and BMW made a series of short online vidoes involving the car. BMW was the first in their industry to do this - four years before the launch of YouTube!
The project had multiple directors and at times it got tough, however BMW Films pulled through and launched the most important campaign in their company's history. More than five years later the design team and Jim McDowell were still reaping the rewards for their work.
Jim McDowell, then VP-marketing for BMW, had commissioned research back in 2000 that suggested web video could reach many more people than even a large traditional platform like a Super Bowl commercial.
Judge Rei Inamoto, VP-chief creative officer, AKQA, called BMW Films "the first big media event of 21st century marketing."
"I was at Fallon for 25 years," said Bruce Bildsten, who served as one of Fallon's creative directors at the time after starting as a copywriter. "I don't think there's anyone at Fallon who wouldn't say this was the most important thing they ever did."
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Carl is a Certified Professional Photographer, Master Photographer and Craftsman with Professional Photographers of America. He has won numerous national awards for his photography, including 16 National Loan Collections, as well as several KODAK Gallery and Fuji Masterpiece Awards. He has earned several Wisconsin Masterpiece and State Awards, including Photographer of the Year two consecutive years and the PPA Photographer of the year five times.
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INCREASED fees for some adult learners in Lancashire are set to be cut after the higher fees were said to have led to a near-20 per cent drop in their numbers.
Proposals endorsed by Lancashire County Council will see the charge for its community learning programme drop from £5.80 to £4.75 per hour.
This follows the discovery that steady decreases had seen the number of learners fall from 14,866 in 2010-11 to 12,163 in 2012-13.
County Coun Tony Martin, cabinet member for adult and community services, said: "The community learning programme has two broad categories – a fee-paying public programme and a targeted programme which is free of charge.
"The income from fees helps to offset the costs of the targeted programme, which is free of charge to individuals and groups who are most vulnerable and most at risk of social exclusion.
"In recent years, those fees have gradually increased. However, at a time when many people are struggling financially, increasing fees has led to a decrease in learner numbers on the public programme.
"Reducing the hourly fee is intended to reverse this trend, whilst maintaining the level of fee income overall."
County education officials had also recorded an overall decrease in enrolments from 22,745 to 18,137 over the same period.
The same proposals confirm that the targeted and family learning courses will remain free of charge and fees for ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) will remain at £1 per hour.
Other foundation level accredited learning courses will also stay free, for subjects like English, maths and employability skills.


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A scheme aimed at encouraging people with disabilities to take up sport is celebrating after signing up more than 270 participants in Barnet.
The Borough Better Inclusive Membership initiative was set up to encourage children and adults with disabilities to participate in a variety of sporting activities.
It is running the initiative at all five of its centres including Barnet Copthall leisure centre, Finchley Lido leisure centre, Hendon leisure centre, Barnet Burnt Oak leisure centre and Church Farm leisure centre.
Steve Heard, Better CSO for Barnet, said: "We are really pleased to be making these great strides and the growing numbers of participants show that we are making a difference to the community."
Better is also working closely with Barnet Mencap charity, which supports people with learning disabilities in the borough.
Shelley Gibbons, Barnet Mencap's community project manager, said: "Sport and leisure activities are important to everyone and we will continue to advise and work with the team closely to make sure sports facilities are accessible for those in our community."
An open day is currently being planned in order to showcase Better's plans for Barnet in 2014. Information will be available via www.better.org.uk/Barnet


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President Obama's trip to Israel took a solemn turn on Friday morning as he visited the gravesites of Yitzhak Rabin and Theodor Herzl, pausing to honor the memory of two men revered by Jews in Israel. Afterward, Mr. Obama visited Yad Vashem, Israel's official memorial to the Jews killed in the Holocaust, remembering the tragedy that claimed millions of lives and vowing, "Never again."
Some highlights of the president's morning:
Theodor Herzl's gravesite
Mr. Obama's morning began with a visit to the gravesite of Theodor Herzl, an Austrian Jew born in the mid-19th century who is considered the father of modern political Zionism. Herzl's book, "Der Judenstaat" ("The Jewish State"), is credited with popularizing and spearheading the movement among European Jews to find and claim a territory of their own, a movement that eventually culminated in the 1948 formation of the state of Israel.
The president paid his respects to Herzl's memory, approaching his tomb with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Israeli President Shimon Peres and breaking away from the two Israeli leaders to personally lay a wreath on Herzl's tomb. He laid a stone on the tomb as well and paused for a moment of reflection before turning back to his hosts.
Yitzhak Rabin's family and tomb
After leaving Herzl's gravesite, Mr. Obama's next stop was the tomb of Yitzhak Rabin, the prime minister of Israel who signed the Oslo Accords with Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat in 1993 and was assassinated by a Jewish fundamentalist in 1995. Rabin's assassination set off a chain of political dominoes that reverberates to this day: the current Israeli president, Shimon Peres, became Prime Minister in the wake of Rabin's assassination, and Peres was succeeded in that office by Benjamin Netanyahu, who today is once again Israel's prime minister.
Before paying his respects to the slain prime minister, Mr. Obama met Rabin's family, whom he greeted warmly and told it was a "great honor to share this beautiful day here with a remarkable man." The president joked that his hosts have done everything possible to make his trip comfortable. "Bibi has arranged for perfect weather," he said, and "Shimon has...plied me with wine."
- Obama tells Israel: "Peace is the only path to true security"
- Obama ends Israel visit by reaffirming Jewish state's right to exist
After greeting the family, Mr. Obama approached Rabin's grave to honor the Israeli leader's memory. He placed a stone on Rabin's tomb and the tomb of his wife, Leah, who died in 2000 and was buried alongside him.


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UPDATE: 11/17/2012 – I was able to delete my Microsoft Exchange account last night, and reinstall it with push, and so far (knock on wood), it seems to be stable again, and not just burning battery like kindling wood!
After 1 day, 17 hours, 3 minutes and 13 seconds (according to the graphic below), it was time again to charge my Samsung Galaxy Note II. This smartphone lives up to everything a smartphone should be. Don't let the size of it dissuade you from purchasing one. The battery life alone should be a great indicator of how much care the Samsung group put into releasing a quality product.
Once again, I ended up having to stream my way to the end of my battery life late last night. I still was running on nearly ~30% after over ~36 hours of normal use. I did the stream on 4G LTE to speed up the pace in trying to kill the power, and that still took a long time. I ended up watching some old Ah-nald (Arnold Schwarzenegger) flick called The 6th Day. I think I was into a good part of the movie before it was hitting that ~1% you see below.
Personally speaking, I'm quite satisfied with Samsung Galaxy Note II. Don't let the legions in the peanut gallery who are just there to snicker and leave you with snide remarks or babbling commentary of "Ooo.. it's too big!" – "I don't know if I could take a call on something that big, it would be a like a tablet up to my head!" – etc. etc. etc. stop you from getting what I have already termed, "BIG is actually BETTER!"
Remember the other week when all the sheep were jumping on the iPhone5 release? Remember how they are basically the same jealous friends who thought the iPhone 5 was the bomb? Well, the iPhone5 fits comfortably inside the screen of this phone. While the iPhone5 looked big a ~few weeks ago, this phone shows what big really is. Not to mention the 1.6 Ghz overclocked quad core processor and 2 GB of ram, it's pretty much a buttery smooth experience.
Once again – get this phone! People that haven't walked around with it for nearly a ~week now, are about the only group telling everyone to not get this phone. Why would you not want to get this phone? Ah, yeah – that's right you probably are in that congregation of people who like small, tiny, microscopic screens, with slide out keyboards in 2012.
I for one like always looking forward. I like progress, and I definitely like seeing screenshots like the one below. If you want a screenshot like this and want a true powerhouse of a smartphone, you'll be heading up to the phone carrier that you are with and saying, "Give me that Samsung Galaxy Note II, and give it to me now!"


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At BRYCON, we strive to create a culture of service. That is why we are structured around talent. Thanks to the efforts of our exceptional staff, like the ones highlighted below, our clients have so much confidence in our service that they continue to invite us back. Way to go, BRYCON crew!
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What's one thing you couldn't live without?
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What are three words you use to describe BRYCON?
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