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I bought this game new on day 1...
people like you restores my faith in humanity:D
MoreFunThanTV posted...
I bought this game new on day 1...
Are you motivated now?
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MoreFunThanTV posted...I bought this game new on day 1...
Lol xD
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GigantLuffy 4 years ago#14
tehhead posted...
i can get about platinum is friendly to consumer
What's wrong with MGS3, 4, and PW? A lot of people like those games. Especially 3
Also, here David Cox's explanation on how Konami works, "The way it works inside Konami is that each studio is an independent entity, almost competing against each other. "
Konami doesn't make games. If a game gets canceled then it usually has something to do with the studios creating the game (original MGS:Rising and Castlevania Dreamcast).
Castlevania LOS was a fine game in its own right, and 2 seems to follow in the vain of a traditional Castlevania due to no chapters and a heavier emphasis on exploration.
Silent Hill has really fallen off though.
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vital_vertigo 4 years ago#15
tehhead posted...
i can get about platinum is friendly to consumer
SH Downpour was a good return to form for me(im a long running Silent Hill fan, it like my favorite franchise.)
And all the MGS games are all great.
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GalvatronType_R (Topic Creator)4 years ago#16
I want to make clear. I really like DMC. Yeah, the new look isn't great and 30 frames isn't ideal but neither are game breakers. It is a very well made game.
If it was published by ATLUS or Konami or any other company (except for the other two members of the Axis of Evil, EA and Activision), I would have bought DMC on day 1 because I'm a big fan of the series and I normally want my money to go directly to the game companies.
But because it's Capcom, I made a conscious effort to acquire this and other recent Capcom games used. If you put money in Capcom's pocket, you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem.
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|ASUS RT-N66U Dual Band Wireless-N900 Gigabit Router
|Reviews - Featured Reviews: Network
|Written by Steven Iglesias-Hearst
|Tuesday, 06 March 2012
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Gigabit Router Final Thoughts
When it comes to networking products looks tend to be somewhat of an afterthought, with the ASUS RT-N66U this simply isn't the case. I'm sure many of you will agree that first and foremost on your list of priorities when buying a router is the price, next would be performance and then looks come last. After all you can easily hide a router out of sight, or you may not even have room on your desk to display your router, so looks need not be so important.
A non-tech savvy individual might look at the ASUS RT-N66U and think "what is that?" since this router doesn't fit the normal design brief. I myself am a sucker for good looking gear and I find the need to have things that fit into a certain scheme, whether it be a color scheme or purely a design scheme, I don't like things that don't fit in very well. The main quality I look for is performance, I always find myself looking for the best performance for the money I have available. When I can find looks and performance in one package then I don't hesitate, that's where reviews are handy.
ASUS RT-N66U Conclusion
Important: In this section I am going to write a brief five point summary on the following categories; Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These views are my own and help me to give the ASUS RT-N66U Dual Band Wireless-N Gigabit Router a rating out of 10. A high or low score does not necessarily mean that it is better or worse than a similar router that has been reviewed by another writer here at Benchmark Reviews, which may have got a higher or lower score. It is however a good indicator of whether the ASUS RT-N66U router is good or not. I would strongly urge you to read the entire review, if you have not already, so that you can make an educated decision for yourself.
The performance of the ASUS RT-N66U is very respectable indeed, on a Wireless G 54Mb/s connection the router maintained an average 19.80Mb/s UDP throughput on all test points. The Wireless N 300 USB adapter throughput tapered off with distance but this is to be expected anyway. The hard wired LAN to LAN throughput tests presented some very interesting numbers and are not to be shrugged off. All in all these are very good results for a home user router.
The ASUS RT-N66U appearance will score very highly. I have already stated that I am a sucker for good looks and that is exactly what the RT-N66U has, as I'm sure you will agree. It is certainly different from 99% of the routers available on the market today and will set a new 'bar' for competing manufacturers to aim for. I am glad that ASUS went with a matte finish instead of glossy like the RT-N56U before it, the glossy finish was nice but it was easily spoiled.
The construction of the ASUS RT-N66U is very good indeed. The unit is very compact for a router with this sort of feature set, but the super long external antenna means it will appear much bigger. It has been built very well with no obvious screws holding it together, and has plenty of ventilation to deal with any heat that builds up.
Functionality of the ASUS RT-N66U also gets top marks. The two USB 2.0 ports add a whole new dimension of functionality and the implemented uses mean that you can use the RT-N66U almost like a dedicated NAS, downloading and streaming content while your PC is off or if you prefer you can attach a 3G dongle via the USB ports to the router for internet sharing. The automatic QoS settings are quick and simple as is the setup and navigation through the routers settings. There is some broken English in the menus but I consider them Easter eggs and you get a little smile when you find them. The 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands both run concurrently meaning you can download and stream at the same time without maxing out on bandwidth.
The ASUS RT-N66U is available for $179.99 (NewEgg and Amazon). There are not many wireless routers at this price point and the ASUS RT-N66U fits into the top end of the price range for many routers that have a similar feature set. With this in mind, I would say the ASUS RT-N66U offers reasonable value for money, but may be considered quite high for those who need only need a simple router for home use.
If you are looking for a stylish, feature packed and great performing router then you should definitely consider the ASUS RT-N66U as one to put on the shortlist.
+ Great performance
- Protruding wires ruin the look
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450Mbps in 2.4Ghz and 450Mbps in 5Ghz.
You can't put them together and say 900Mbps. That's where I quit reading your review btw.
Take your time in the future. It's obvious speed reading is not your thing.
on behalf of this new tech router, i ran two different laptops for copying couples files from two shared hard-drives and their speed come closed to 450....nbps
gotta test it yourself to reallize the different
I was wondering if you did any testing at 2.4Ghz, since 2.4Ghz has better penetration of solid objects, and can have better performance in some situations (walls and distance).
This review was ironically timed because I just installed an ASUS(PCE-N15) PCI card in my main machine (Mortal online uses a strange PVP prediction system that seems to give advantages to wireless lag in Melee situations (acts like a lag switch), for some reason).
But it only supports connections in the 2.4Ghz band. My router is a dual band router. Although my internet connection is maximum 8 Mbps, and the router is only 3' from the main machine, I'm wondering if I should return the PCI version and get the USB version you reviewed.
At this time I'm getting identical ping and transfer rates from my ISP as I do when I'm 100% wired. Any suggestions?
I was wondering how the N adapter would perform on the 2.4Ghz band.
I'm thinking that my setup is going to deliver no less speed than using the 5Ghz spectrum. Again, I'm not transferring information between any LAN.
Has anyone located a source for these yet?
This quote gives me hope :)
"The ASUS RT-N66U has two built in USB 2.0 ports that allow you to share printers and USB storage over LAN and WAN, and also allows you to share a 3G/4G internet connection.!
Here is a zoomed in screen capture: #i945.photobucket.com/albums/ad297/hatchet_2009/ASUS_RT-N66U_3G-4G_WiMax.jpg
Feel a bit silly for not realizing that WiMax was the same thing as 4g, but you learn something every day.
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Kentishgirl, I just came to think of Halloween!
It's one of the days during your cruise on the Voyager..
Do you think people also dresses on the Europe cruises?
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On the surface I seem to be pretty successful.
I graduated from a top architecture school on the east coast in 2010, winning one of the Dean's awards for my thesis project. Despite the terrible economy I was one of the first in my class to get hired at a firm. I worked at a small, less interesting firm that specialized in government contracts. The hours were good and let me work on a project that ultimately went to the Venice Architecture Biennale. I learned a lot about how an office is run, but was ready to move on after 2 years.
I then went to work at a higher profile office for two academic architects. The office environment was torturous and too stressful, way too chaotic and disorganized and the bosses were unassertive and abusive. That being said we completed some very interesting work and it's nice to have their name on my resume.
After 9 months with them I found out I won a Fulbright grant and I am now in Eastern Europe developing an exhibition on hospital architecture and will be doing a little student teaching/desk critiques at the local architecture university.
However, if you've read this far, here's what I'm thinking:
1) Money: I'm trying to use my time to figure out what my next step will be. I know I want to be making more money and am wondering if Architecture is even a good way to do that. I'm in a serious relationship and don't want to come home every night at 11:00 anymore, and I want to see some financial benefits from all the hard work.
2) Details: I'm also not that detail oriented and go crazy when I have to re-lineweight drawings. So often I think that architects are too self-conscious and anal retentive. I like to see things finished and am not interested in tweaking lineweights.
3) Leadership: I want to be in a leadership position. I like organizing people, and I like planning projects. I resent that architecture is such a hierarchical field, and wonder if anyone has had experiences working in offices that are organized, but more laid back and less authoritarian.
4) Entrepreneurship I've always been entrepreneurial and was at my happiest when I was in school doing small design projects and renovations. I still do a little freelance work from time to time and wonder about starting my own firm or small business.
5) Academia: My father was an academic, and he resented the low pay and general arrogance of most academics. That rubbed off on me. He went on to be an administrator and taught on the side. In some ways I think I might be talented at academia, but does it pay well? I wouldn't mind not having to work on CD sets all day, but what is it generally like to work as an academic?
6) Switching Careers: Am I crazy to want to move into banking or finance? Does anyone know someone who's switched or is working in banking or finance that didn't get a degree and started when they were in their mid-20's? I'm reading about it and want to learn more. I'm really turned off by the low salaries that Architects get, and I dont' think I'm going to get the satisfaction that some people seem to get by seeing a building go up.
Any responses, thoughts, interjections are encouraged. Be kind, be brutal, it's not going to worry me if you're an asshole, I just won't bother listening to you.
1) You want civilized hours with good pay. Architecture is uncivilized hours (if you are at a prestigious type of firm) with lousy pay. 'Nuff said.
2) If you are going to practice, you'd better have a better attitude about details, 'cause details are the things that can get you sued.
3) You dislike hierarchy but want to outrank the people around you, and work in an office that is organized without being authoritarian. Pretty fine lines you're drawing.
4) See first three responses above.
5) Academia pays lousy--probably going to get worse as schools face increasing pushback from students regarding tuition rates, etc.
6) Banking/finance pays better but can make architecture look like a civil service job hours-wise. If you hate details, do you think you are going to enjoy learning and focusing on the arcana of financial analysis and accounting rules? And if you think architecture is authoritarian and hierarchical, try banking! You'll also need some kind of graduate degree to get into finance.
Hate to sound harsh. You are asking the right questions, but only you can really answer them for yourself. Any career change involves multiple trade-offs.
Geezer makes some keen observations about your perfectly-reasonable-yet-unfortunately- contradictory feelings. You're clear on what you like and don't like, which is a good start. (I noted multiple mentions of resentment, which is the key to a miserable life.)
The next step is to dial back some of your expectations from the unrealistic setting to realistic. This in no way requires rolling over and giving up an ambitious career and life. But it does mean prioritizing the things most important to you and striving there, then letting the others do what they're gonna do...
"Trade-off" is a most important concept as you (alongside the rest of us) move forward.
Maybe try working for a larger more commercial office. You can earn a decent salary and work less hours then in small academic type offices. Also these offices tend to repeat the same details on most of their projects therefore you don't have worry about that too much.
Any responses, thoughts, interjections are encouraged. Be kind, be brutal, it's not going to worry me if you're an asshole, I just won't bother listening to you.
If that dean's list and Fulbright were real you wouldn't be riddled with petty insecurities, especially since you *supposedly* have the world by the short and curlies. Or are you just waiting for everything to be handed to you on a golden platter?
There's got to be free psychoanalysis on the web somewhere. LOL Keep searching.
ARCHINECT: Yet another in a long line of reasons to have a minimum ten post requirement before idiots like this can create a new topic.
........idiots like this can create a new topic
Aren't you being a little harsh on the Beaver, Ward?
LOL, Geezer, nice one. Now prepare to get an earful from Eddie Haskell...
Or grovel. Architects are usually pretty good at that.
or be an asshole. architects are especially good at that. in most forums, having your topic you want to post is what usually compels people into getting a username in the first place. Give it a rest buddy. You've done this on pretty much every new post and its annoying.
to the OP: you and every other recent graduate/new intern is thinking the same thing because your whole life has been a progression where you move up the academic ranks, and now you feel like you need to be somewhere next. talk to anyone that knows about changes in psychology relating to people your age and you'll get an earful. the complaints you have about what others here have called "grunt work" is called "actual work", and will only get worse if you go into something like finance-- much worse. its like all the boring parts of what you're doing now minus all the fun parts like sketching and designing. banking/finance is also MUCH more hierarchical. the school you go to counts for a lot more than it does in architecture, and stupid things like graduate degrees and certificates will automatically push you above or below people, regardless of how good you are, and you'll spend forever climbing the ladder. also, you're not going to find any laid back offices that aren't authoritarian unless you make your own office. this is the real world now and you don't get medals for everything you do. instead you get to work really hard and not get recognized for it most of the time.
I second archinet's suggestion to try a larger, more corporate firm. They frequently don't allow overtime hours, and they have so many specialists (masonry, rain screen, curtain wall, etc) in-house that there is always someone to help work out the details, along with reusing some, too.
But you do also need to understand that architecture is simply not a high-paying profession, and that in this economy and time of middle-class squeezing the pay is only going to get slimmer along with every other profession. Unless you are an entrepreneur you are likely to make financial gains very slowly.
Maybe I can inspire you. I worked in architecture for 8 years, kidding myself that I enjoyed it. Being laid off was the best thing that ever happened to me because I didn't have to leave architecture, it was no where to be found. I had always wanted to be self-employed and am interested in business and finance too. My husband (a psychologist, therapist and teacher) and I started a business helping kids with academic disabilities. I brought my art and visualization skills, project management and marketing experience to the business as well as underwent intensive training as a teacher and therapist. 4 years later, we couldn't be happier, we have a few employees that do amazing work for us. We had a baby and while he manages the office, I assist part-time in research and development (and I still do some of the finances and problem solving.) I am NOT sorry to have left the world of architecture behind. We never had a problem with not being appreciated or not being effective or not getting paid or not being respected, all daily problems in architecture it seemed. The work is super interesting and enlightening because we are in academics, it is also healing. Working with disabled kids has given me the softest, kindest heart and much-needed optimism.
So I ask you, who can you partner with to do what?
We had a baby and while he manages the office
The baby manages the office? Way to go! Getting children to do anything these days is a major accomplishment. What's the pay for office manager?
backbay - a 10 post minimum before posting a new topic would encourage more productive engagement of new members as they would be more likely to search & participate in the various forums (where they would probably find info pertinent to their interest). This would address the kind of repetitive behavior that resulted in the optional segregation of the Academia forum.
It would also reduce the number of "design my house for free" and "LOOK AT ME!" topics (like this one) as well as those posted by people who are too lazy or stupid to use Google and the occasional spammer. The only thing lost would be the sometimes amusing "what style is my house" topic, but that is usually just a variant of "design my house for free".
Also most forums have "stickies" or threads that always stay on top that have guidelines for participation or are popular topics. "What style is my ..." and such could easily be one of these.
As to the attitude, if you are bitter because I spanked you in a previous post, it's long past time to get over it.
I would get out NOW if those are the feelings that you're having. It is better to get out while you're still young so that you don't become all salty and crusty around the edges like the sardines that commented earlier.
All I can say is that there are many ppl in the industry that feel the same way you do, and also have the same skill sets,or better. Unfortunately there are not many baits waiting in the waters of opportunity for architecture, and if there is it is probably a dud bait. In the end all firms are trying to work the shit out of their staff, bc they all know that the economic rug can get ripped right from underneath them before their very eyes... THEY DONT GIVE A RATS ASS ABOUT YOU, you can only save yourself.
I was not cherished in the academic world like you from what it sounds like, but academia is just that...crap. End the end, 90 percent of firms are looking for long term, keep your god damn mouth shut, and work for nothing losers called "architectural interns" aka, cubicle trollz. And once the economy tanks again, you're back on the street jobless and moneyless wondering what you did wrong. What you did wrong was realize how shitty an industry is, and never acted on it for whatever reason.
It might be bc you felt that you did all this exhaustive schooling and have become too afraid to fully admit that you did not fail, but your expectations have failed you. Perhaps you hold onto architecture because you can't admit defeat, or a loved one would be disgraced with you for throwing in the towel, or it might be the only thing you know and you've become too old to know better. All I can say is SAVE YOUR SELF!
I had been working in the industry since 2006 up until just a couple of months ago. I have never made more than what a fresh kindergarten teacher makes right out of college. At my most previous job I was actually making less than my initial job right out of college in 2006... yeh boi, a whooping $33K a year... with 8 years experience. At my review I asked for a raise. My boss at the time was dumb enough to say "I don't even pay anybody $3000 a month in this office". That was the straw that broke the camel's back for me. I realized that I was insane... literally insane for continuing to think that anything was going to change for me in architecture... it did not matter what state I was in or what firm I was working for, it was all the same.
All I can say is stick to what you're good at, network out the ass with other like minders, use the resource available to you, and architecture yourself out of the architecture industry. That is what I am doing at 30 years of age with feelings that I could have been pursuing a life of something more tangible.
Let go my friend, for you are barely hanging onto nothing...
i don't think DeTwan calls other people bitter. you can read through his post history by clicking the 'history' button next to his name.
on a side note, i sometimes call other people bitter, because sometimes other people are bitter. that does not imply that i am not bitter.
In some ways I get what you're wondering about. The first couple posts really pointed out some of the fine lines that you're drawing concerning your career and you'll have to sort those out on your own. You've had more success post school than most of us, so many responders will take your concerns as whining.
We've been taught about the ideals of architecture and when you feel passionately about those ideals, it's hard to reconcile them with the realities of a work environment. Ultimately, you'll probably have to try out a few firms to see what fits you best. Sounds like in the future, your own company will be it, but you probably should learn from others in the meantime. Use the negative as a way to structure your future...don't like the last boss, then look for those personality cues when interviewing for another job.
ANY profession will have it's down side. Finance, academics, or whatever. You'll have to start at the bottom no matter what.
As for the money? The hours? I've been working off and on (thanks economy) for 7 years. Most of the time I spend my days trying to find something to do. I get in on time and leave a few minutes after closing. Not because I'm that type of person, but because the companies I've worked for have very little to actually work on. Been that way for 4+ years now. Don't ask how I still have a job because I don't really understand it. But I'll tell you this...I get paid just fine for not doing a whole lot. So I ask, how much money do you really need/want? When people say we don't get paid enough, I also wonder "what is ENOUGH"? Yeah, I get that we have loans and rent/mortgages. But do we all deserve 100K jobs? No. We'll get paid more for our services when people start understanding what they're paying for and why it's worth it. In the past 10 years we've seen giant raises and starting high salaries in many professions, this is not normal and we need to rethink that image. If money is important, and you like to work mostly on your own? Then I would recommend a sales job based on commissions. Every profession has them, even architecture. And they may come with cars or car allowances, paid cell phones and an expense account. All things which can lighten your personal expense load and help you put a little money away.
Architecture IS my second career, and yes, people aren't as critical in other professions as they are in ours which can make a work environment nicer, but you'll start at the bottom where ever you decide to go if you leave.
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Imagine holding the box in your hand and opening it up to reveal your new HTC HD2. The sexy, super spec'd Windows Mobile phone goes through the obligatory unboxing for the camera. Stuffing it's massive 4.3 inch touchscreen into a generic box, we bet that you were thinking to yourself that this is going to be you, unboxing your own personal HD2 as soon as the phone is launched in the States. Last time we reported a possible U.S. launch date to you, we mentioned a first quarter release at T-Mobile. Now sit back, grab that bucket o' popcorn, dim the lights and watch the unboxing of this sexy beast. Viewer discretion is advised!
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1. tyman2 (Posts: 1; Member since: 28 Oct 2009)
That is one sweet phone (verizon) pay attention.this is the type of phone your customers are looking for.
posted on 28 Oct 2009, 10:16 0
2. jrcrow79 (Posts: 477; Member since: 02 May 2008)
keep in mind the keyboard was kinda small if u have medium size hands
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3. Fanboys Suck (Posts: 609; Member since: 12 Dec 2008)
WinMo is very versatile... there are other keyboards to download... I wouldn't let that be a barrier if you are deciding to wait for this phone ;)
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Art HK, the annual international art fair that is getting bigger and better every year, is running from May 17-20 this year. Produced in collaboration with Art Basel, this year's event will see our fair share of artists, collectors and connoisseurs coming through Hong Kong. More interesting for readers of this website, however, is what Art HK is doing at the Mandarin Oriental.
At the Mandarin Grill, the ever-creative chef Uwe Opocensky has a special Art HK menu of beautiful and artistic dishes lined up for diners. Click on our video slideshow above to get an exclusive first look.


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Replacing Kenneth Branagh who exited the sequel project last June, the 'Monsters' helmer will be the first female director to work for Marvel Studios.
"Thor 2" has finally found its new director. On Thursday, October 13, Marvel Studios officially confirmed that Patty Jenkins has been tapped to helm the sequel of "Thor". Jenkins, who directed 2003's "Monster" that helped Charlize Theron win an Oscar, will be the first female director to work for Marvel.
Last September, it has been reported that Jenkins was in early talks to replace Kenneth Branagh, who bowed out the project last June. She edged out other filmmakers who were also considered for the project, including Brian Kirk, who directed some episodes of HBO's "Game of Thrones".
While Marvel confirmed the new director for "Thor 2", Walt Disney Pictures announced the new release date for the superhero film. After being planned to open in U.S. theaters on July 26, 2013, the forthcoming superhero movie is re-scheduled to arrive on November 15 the same year, just in time of the Thanksgiving week.
"Thor 2" will bring back Chris Hemsworth, Natalie Portman and Anthony Hopkins to reprise their roles as Thor, Foster and Odin respectively. Screenwriter Don Payne will come back to provide the screenplay.
The plot of "Thor 2" is still kept under wraps. However, Marvel President Kevin Feige teased that the sequel would "take Thor literally to other world." He told Entertainment Weekly that the upcoming movie will "primarily be the journey of that character, of he and Jane Foster and how the new dynamic with his father (Odin) is working out as well as what are the broader stakes for The Nine Worlds."


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PUPILS at Stockport Grammar School had plenty to celebrate as they collected their GCSE results.
Well over a third of the grades awarded were at A*, 69 per cent were at A* or A, and 89 per cent at A*-B.
The A*-C success rate was above 98% for the sixth consecutive year.
Forty-two boys and girls, more than a quarter of the year group, achieved a clean sweep of all A* and A grades in 10 or 11 subjects.
Headmaster Andrew Chicken said that he was delighted with the pupils' success. "Results of this quality and consistency are testament to the pupils' commitment both inside and outside the classroom, together with the expertise of their teachers and the support of their parents."
Amongst those celebrating is talented mathematician Zoe Harris of Sale who scored 10 A*s. In addition to her clear academic success, Zoe is an active member of several school bands and orchestras, having achieved grade five in both piano and violin. Zoe also enjoys singing in the school's Chamber Choir and Chorus and has just returned from performing in the school's music tour in Austria.
Zoe competes annually in the UKMT Maths Challenge and this year was awarded gold on the test paper and went on to achieve a Merit at the Olympiad. Following A Levels in maths, further maths, chemistry and physics, Zoe plans to pursue a career in maths or science.
Rosie Broadbent of Heavily, who achieved 9A*s and an A, is a true all-rounder. In addition to her commitment to schoolwork, Rosie plays the double bass in several school bands and orchestras as well as for Manchester South Strings.


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JASON Roberts is winning his race to be fit for Saturday's mouthwatering promotion clash at West Ham United (3pm kick-off).
The talismanic striker tweaked a hamstring during Reading's 3-1 defeat at Peterborough United last week.
The injury prevented him from playing against Blackpool on Saturday so new Arsenal loan striker Benik Afobe was handed his debut in the 3-1 victory.
But Roberts' injury is not as bad as first thought and the Blackburn Rovers signing could return to the starting line-up for the crucial Upton Park six-pointer this weekend.
Royals boss Brian McDermott confirmed: "Jason could be back for Saturday, we'll have to wait and see.
"It's a slight hamstring. If he's right he could be back, but we don't know yet. It's not as bad as first feared which is great news."
Reading cemented second place in the Championship table thanks to Saturday's convincing victory over the Tangerines, and they opened up a four point gap over third-placed West Ham who drew 2-2 at Burnley.
It means they will stay above the Hammers even if Sam Allardyce's side win their game in hand at Peterborough United tonight.
If Roberts does pass a fitness test, Afobe is likely to drop to the bench having made his debut less than two days after arriving from Arsenal on loan for the rest of the season.
The 19-year-old impressed in Saturday's victory at the Madejski Stadium alongside Noel Hunt, but goals from defenders Ian Harte and Alex Pearce plus a third from midfielder Mikele Leigertwood sealed the points and made it nine wins from 11 matches for McDermott's in-form men.
And the Royals boss praised the attitude of fellow strikers Simon Church and Adam Le Fondre.
"The most pleasing thing was the response from Simon and Alfie," he stressed. "Justifiably, they would have thought they would start and I understand that, but my gut feeling was to put Benik in. He's got a really good pedigree and will be a good player.
"I spoke to Churchy and Alfie because they're really important to me. Their reaction was first class."
And he added: "I agonised over the decision, it was a big decision but their reaction sums up the group. They both want the team and the club to do well.
"I felt Benik was the right man and he did really well, I was delighted with the performance. They're all in it together."
Reading have sold out their 3,000 allocation for the trip to Upton Park and a reunion with ex-coach Wally Downes, now Allardyce's No.2.
McDermott's men defeated West Ham 3-0 at the Madejski Stadium in December and he declared: "I'm genuinely looking forward to it, a full house and it's what football is all about. They have a fantastic manager, Wally Downes is there too and we're looking forward to going there and trying to put on a performance.
"It's two teams up at the top end of the League, and 10 games ago we would have snapped your hand off to be where we are."
** READING have now sold all their 2,450 allocation for the trip to Brighton on April 10 **


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Surrogacy Illegal in Australia
When Being a Mother Becomes Illegal in Australia
It's a woman's choice, isn't it? That may not be the case in some parts of Australia, where a mother breaks the law if she has a child via paid surrogate. According to Jezebel:
"Altruistic surrogacy," in which no money changes hands, is allowed in Australia but seldom happens. The new overseas surrogacy ban in New South Wales (Australia's most populous state, containing Sydney, where Kidman grew up and where her parents live) has already been passed but has not yet gone into effect. It would "impose penalties of two years' jail, a $110,000 fine, or both on parents who pay for a surrogate here or abroad to carry their child," according to the Sydney Morning Herald.
Despite fertility issues, the ban makes it the government's place to decide which citizens are entitled to have families and how they should go about creating them. What's your reaction?


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The bomb squad has been called to the Port Columbus International Airport to investigate a suspicious package.
An airport spokesman says a package has been found near a bus stop on the arrival level. It was found shortly after 10 p.m. Monday.
WBNS-TV reports (http://bit.ly/MK2SJv ) that airport officials are directing people away from the arrival area. Flights are not affected.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Comex Gold ($1294.5) had a golden cross on Wednesday when its 50-day simple moving average at $1,304 crossed above its 200-day SMA at $1,299. The day's low at $1,299 held this key support, but this morning gold is below the crossover.
A 'golden cross' occurs when a short-term simple moving average crosses above a longer-term simple moving average for any market or stock. A 'death cross' occurs when the 50-day SMA falls below its 200-day SMAThe 50-day had been below the 200-day when a death cross occurred on Feb. 25, 2013, with gold just below $1,600 the Troy ounce. On Feb. 17, 2009, gold had a golden cross trading just below $975. The 50-day stayed above the 200-day until April 19, 2012, with gold at $1,650 as shown on today's daily graph for gold.
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Gold needs to rally to a weekly close above its five-week modified moving average at $1,312.80 to avoid having a negative weekly chart. This would also sustain the golden cross on the daily chart. Note that the 2014 high for gold was $1,392.60 set on March 17. This high was quickly reversed under the 'power of the pivots' at $1,385 and $1,373.


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Hands-On Design at the Lincoln Design Studio Opening
Article by Shawn Sims, Automotive Editor, NOTCOT The Lincoln Design Studio opening was the perfect excuse for me to head out to Dearborn, Michigan, for the first time. I was honored to attend the launch of the first design studio dedicated to Lincoln since the 1970s. Now 150 designers, engineers and craftspeople work solely on Lincoln in a collaborative loft-like studio.The day started with a few welcoming remarks from Raj Nair (above), Group Vice-President for Global Product Development; J Mays, Chief Creative Officer and Group Vice-president President for Design; Mark Fields, Lincoln's executive Executive Vice-President and President for the Americas; and Max Wolff, Director of Lincoln Design.
I had to ask Mr. Nair about those hearts on his lapel. He told me that the studio's engineers wore "I love design" pins and designers would sport "I love engineering" pins to promote harmony between the two departments. I could see that harmony in action, with designers working directly next to engineers to produce a complete package.Next, I got some hands-on experience with the design and engineering process they used for the 2013 MKZ, the newest Lincoln in the company's luxury lineup. My personal highlight was definitely the clay modeling process, which is much harder than it looks. When working at full scale, you really feel the true presence of the car's form and how it feels to move around it. (I'll share more details elsewhere about what it was like to roll up my sleeves, grab a tool, and plunk my hands deep into modeling clay.)Car design starts with inspiration—and a plenty of research. Designers do a lot of sketching, both on paper and on the computer. This designer is using a Wacom Tablet, the ultimate way to sketch digitally. It's far easier than trying to draw with your mouse. Engineers and designers work together to make a car, moving back and forth between the digital and physical, between form and function. They collaborate to produce a 3D model, such as the one above for the dashboard. Together, the engineers and designers must account for the mechanical parts, electronics and safety features while still ensuring a beautiful design. One example of going from physical to digital is the process of hand-sculpting a car with clay and then scanning it to produce a computer-drafting file. This full-size model of a Lincoln MKZ was partly done by hand, partly by machine. Taking a peek at the design process for the 2013 MKZ and meeting an amazingly diverse team of designers and engineers was inspiring. Perhaps the most exciting part of it all is that this is just the first of the four new designs to come from the new Lincoln Design Studio over the next few years. I can't wait to see what's next!


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Themes are neither solid, liquid or gas. They are collection of PHP scripts, HTML/CSS files and images, living under themes folder at root with folder name same as theme name. For Example: Theme Demo will be at ROOT/themes/demo. Theme files are interlinked and hooked together to form the actual website.
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For a minimal theme you will require two files:
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Controls homepage structure. It looks like an HTML file with placeholders enclosed in curly braces.
Our basic website structure is clear here.
Controls what's inside the placeholder. It substitutes whatever HTML code needs to be substituted for placeholders inside index.htm.
It is actually done with the help of assign_vars method of $template object of Template class. For example to assign some HTML code to {PLACEHOLDER}, first generate HTML and store it in some variable or as a constant (say $placeholder_data) and then assign that value to {PLACEHOLDER} by
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The above files are bare bones of a theme but for a full featured theme which is not just a static homepage we have to go beyond and create some more files for a robust and extensible theme structure.
Header covers banner and menu. Banner in turn includes site logo too. All pages of social network software website share same header and so while it can be populated inside main_home.php but it will be judicious to make it a separate file so that it can be shared among all pages.
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PEOPLE got in the festive spirit in aid of the County Gazette-backed Somerset Unit for Radiotherapy Equipment charity.
SURE, which helps to equip the Beacon Centre cancer unit at Musgrove Park Hospital, Taunton, received £600 raised at Debenhams' Retail Christmas dinner, £290 from the sale of Christmas trees at the Tetton Estate and £205 from Jane House through Carols in the Cattleshed at Tetton Farm, Kingston St Mary.
Other donations: £38.70, Gerald Moore; £20, Mrs Lee; £20, Mr and Mrs Hoare; and £15, Jill Abercombe.
Collections of 5p coins totalled £83 from Jane House and villagers in Kingston St Mary, £23.25 from Taunton Bowling Club and £10.95 from an anonymous donor.


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In the Nordic countries, where the state provides many benefits for young adults, the multigenerational family is almost unknown.
Extended Families? Depends on the Country
Katherine Newman is the dean of the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences at Johns Hopkins University and author of the forthcoming book, "The Accordion Family: Boomerang Kids, Anxious Parents and the Private Toll of Global Competition."
Updated December 27, 2011, 4:47 PM
Having studied multigenerational families in six different countries, I can safely say that there is no uniform answer to the question of whether extended families under one roof is good or bad for the economy. The same demographic pattern that is defined as a national catastrophe by the Japanese elicits something closer to a shrug in Italy. Spanish families are furious with the government over deregulated labor markets and high housing prices that push them into "accordion families." One rarely hears about the responsibilities of government for creating boomerang kids in the United States.
In the Nordic countries, where the state provides benefits for young adults in the form of free higher education, generous housing allowances and unemployment insurance even for those who have never worked, the multigenerational family is almost unknown. The social democracies have intervened to support independence from the natal home in ways that are unimaginable in the U.S. or Japan.
The economic consequences of these demographic trends are quite serious. When young people stay with their parents for a long period, family formation is delayed, fertility falls, populations age and productivity declines. Boomers may find it harder to retire if their savings are absorbed in the support of their adult kids.
The emotional consequences are more variable. Many parents enjoy the presence of their adult children. They do not suffer much of a generation gap because they share tastes in popular culture and have more relaxed views of sexual relations, which means their children can continue a semblance of a private life under their roof. But this tends to last only as long as signs of progress toward independence are visible. If Johnny is playing video games in the basement, the situation can become fraught in a hurry.


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Speaking on BBC One's Politics Show, Peter Hain called for a full consultation with the Labour Party about a replacement for the Trident nuclear weapons system - but refused to be drawn when questioned by Jon Sopel about whether such a consultation should be binding.
JON SOPEL: I'm joined now by the Northern Ireland Secretary, Peter Hain. Peter Hain, what do you think will happen on Friday.
PETER HAIN: I'm certain that the parties will indicate who they want to be First Minister and Deputy First Minister, that's Ian Paisley and Martin McGuiness, when power is restored, when the Assembly is up and running, when the Executive takes office on March 26th after an Election and it's very important that that indication does happen this Friday, because that was always the deadline and that unlocks the latter process which is that - the subsequent process, which is a transitional Assembly, then an Election and then the whole devolved Government up and running on March 26th; so really where we are now is in the political end game.
As you've indicated, Northern Ireland has been transformed beyond recognition, peace and stability and prosperity, discrimination having been rooted out and it's a much more comfortable society in which to live. But the politicians haven't caught up with that change. They're going to do so I'm sure, in the process which begins on Friday.
JON SOPEL: But as I also indicated problems still to be overcome - what about the whole issue of policing. There is a line of argument between the DUP and Sinn Fein, what is the line - how do you resolve it.
PETER HAIN: The legislation I'll introduce in to the House of Commons on Tuesday will make it crystal clear, it will be set in statute that any Minister taking office that includes of course Martin McGuiness from Sinn Fein, will take a pledge of office on March 26th that says they support the rule of law and policing as part of a wider pledge, supporting a shared future for Northern Ireland, now that's absolutely clear.
Sinn Fein have still to call their ARDESH, their annual conference to determine their detailed policy, but to be fair to their leaders, both Gerry Adams and Martin McGuiness have made it clear that they do see the Party endorsing the rule of law and policing.
JON SOPEL: Okay.
PETER HAIN: And they want of course, policing and justice devolved and we as a government are committed to that as well.
JON SOPEL: Will they support the rule of law and policing and support for the Police Service of Northern Ireland. Will they explicitly back the Police Service of Northern Ireland?
PETER HAIN: Well when March 26th comes and the Ministers take their place in the Executive, and that will happen then I'm sure - devolution will happen or else it will be dissolution. At that point, all the ministers, will need to take the pledge which emphatically and explicitly says, as will be apparent in the House of Commons on Tuesday, support for the police and support for the Rule of Law. Yes indeed. The only Police Service in Northern Ireland is the PSNI, the Police Service of Northern Ireland, which is widely admired across the world as being quite different from what went before, a Police Service which is endorsed across the society.
JON SOPEL: Very briefly, I just wondered whether you thought the DUP might be happy with that, whether they would want it specifically set out. Isn't this where your difficulty still lies?
PETER HAIN: No, I don't think on that front it lies, the difficulty lies. What difficulties remain, and of course it could send this process off track at any time, as we've seen in the past in Northern Ireland, is lack of trust. What Sinn Fein need to do is sign up to policing and the rule of law, that's one pillar of this process. What the DUP need to do is to sign up to power sharing.
Those two come together in this agreement and in the legislation we're taking through parliament this week, that I'm confident that all the politicians in Northern Ireland now understand it's devolution on March 26th, after an endorsement by the people through an election, or it's dissolution.
JON SOPEL: Okay. Presumably a deal that came with ribbons and bows and whistles and bells is exactly what Tony Blair wants for his legacy and wouldn't do you any harm in your bid to become Deputy Leader of the Labour Party.
PETER HAIN: Well I'm doing my job as Northern Ireland Secretary and we've worked very hard and of course the Prime Minister has worked for nearly ten years on this.
And we've moved Northern Ireland in to a completely different place from where it was and I think that's one of our proudest achievements, but I'm doing my job. The Deputy Leader issue is a different one and that will happen when the Leadership contest takes place.
JON SOPEL: Okay, well one of your rivals for the Deputy Leadership, Jon Cruddas says that the Deputy Leader ought not to be Deputy Prime Minister and John Prescott, on this programme last Sunday, listen to what he - he said, Deputy Leaders of the Labour Party are there to help the connection between the Labour Party and the government and to reorganise.
I'm not sure every candidate seems to have in mind that they just want to be a Deputy Leader, I think probably they might well want to be the Deputy Prime Minister. Was Mr Prescott having a pop at you.
PETER HAIN: No, I don't think he's having a pop at anybody in particular. I will be standing along with a lengthening queue of candidates for the Deputy Leadership. What position comes with that is a matter for the Prime Minister who I expect to be Gordon Brown and I'll be supporting him.
On Jon Cruddas's point, the idea that the Deputy Leader would not be in the Cabinet, which is John's position is extraordinary. That would take us back to the old days of a King across the water in Party Headquarters and then government in the cabinet, in Number 10.
You need a Deputy Leader right at the heart of government, influencing that, making sure that we establish a new partnership as I want to see between the leadership in Number 10 and the government as a whole and the grass roots of the Party. People don't feel that there's been that partnership and I want to make sure that we re-new the government and re-new the party, so that we can move forward on a very dynamic basis under Gordon Brown.
JON SOPEL: Okay, well let's look at one of the specifics then that you might have to deal with there, that is the replacement of Trident, which Gordon Brown has indicated that he's in favour of. You're quoted as wanting the government to consult widely in the Labour Party on this issue. If the Labour Party turn round to you and say, actually, we don't want Trident, we'd rather have the money spent somewhere else, is that the decision.
PETER HAIN: Well I was elected as was every other Labour MP on maintaining Britain's independent nuclear deterrent, that's Trident at the moment and nothing else. We'll need to make a decision quite soon as to what replaces it, but the way in which we make that decision, and this is really the basis upon which I'm standing for the Deputy Leadership in respect of other policies, is there should not be bouncing the party or the public from on high. In my view there should be a debate in parliament and the vote in parliament.
JON SOPEL: But Mr Hain, my argument, my point is this ¿
PETER HAIN: (overlaps) ¿ policy discussion.
JON SOPEL: My point is this, what happens if you consult widely and the party say they don't want Trident. Are you then going to say, OK, the party has the final say.
PETER HAIN: Well the government will take a view on this and I'll be part of taking that view. What I'm - I'm making a different point. One of the reasons we ran in to trouble in the Commons in recent times is backbench MPs have not felt part of the policy making process of the government. Nor has the Party nor has the Trade Unions and there has been a, an injury to the relationship between the grass roots and the Leadership. I think we can bring people together on this debate and on others by a new system of partnership in policy making, rather than lecturing people from above.
JON SOPEL: I understand Lord Goldsmith seems to have reservations about whether the case has been made yet for detaining terrorist suspects for up to ninety days without charge. Do you share those concerns?
PETER HAIN: What's important here, and of course the government pressed the case of a longer period, ninety days than the twenty eight days. What's important for me is that it is the judiciary that makes the decision to extent the period in detention beyond every week, rather than government ministers. Now, whether that goes beyond twenty eight days, if we need it to go beyond twenty eight days up towards ninety is a matter to be decided in the end by parliament, well what matters is judges make the decision as to whether somebody should be detained because we - rather than government ministers - and that's crucial because on the one hand we have to be very very tough and vigilant about security and it's very difficult to investigate these terrorist offences and crimes without detaining people and investigating them. On the other hand, we have to jealously guard liberty and that's one of the other planks that I'm putting forward as Deputy Leader. Strong on security, I voted for all the legislation that we've brought in and I will do for the Queen's Speech as well, but jealously guarding our individual liberties.
JON SOPEL: Okay, Peter Hain, we must leave it there. Thank you very much for joining us.
NICK CLEGG: I don't actually think so. I think the point we're trying to make is that if legislation and more powers and more statute book, were a guarantee of greater public safety and security, this nation would be the safest country on the surface of the planet. Fifty nine home affairs bills since 1997, three thousand new criminal offences since 1997, the point we're trying to make is, this great sort of, this gorging approach to producing more legislation, day in day out by this government, is now I think after ten years, starting to raise questions about whether it works, whether it's efficient, whether it actually does deliver safety and security. So what we're saying is hang on a minute, let's get rid of some of the stuff that doesn't work so that we can have a better balance between liberty and security.
JON SOPEL: I mean just looking at your web site know there. You suggest ten laws that you'd like to do away with. You don't mention ASBOS. We know you don't like ABOS. Why don't you say you're going to¿
NICK CLEGG: We voted for ASBOS in 1998, despite the repeated allegations that we didn't. What we've always said about ASBOS, which the government said at the time when they passed the legislation, first it should be used, they should be used very sparingly and not very much on young children. What has happened.
Parts of this country are being carpeted by ASBOS, particularly targeted at young people, and they're starting to lose their value. We heard recently that in certain inner city wards in Manchester for instance, where they've been very heavily used, they've become a badge of honour for young people. It's a classic example¿
JON SOPEL: And we heard in the film there in Portsmouth of people supporting their use as a way of curbing the excesses of young people.
NICK CLEGG: If they worked on their own. I was in Portsmouth on Thursday myself, last week. The Council, which so happens to be a Liberal Democrat run council there has done something I think very valuable, which is pour a lot of money in to having community wardens, not in uniforms, community wardens, who are a mix of community champions, youth workers and they are doing an enormous amount of work in allowing the voice of residents like that to be heard and doing something about it.
Engaging the young people, bringing them back from the brink. If I can use one more example, an anecdote of the complexity of anti social behaviour. In my constituency in Sheffield, there are two smallish housing estates, but housing estates which nevertheless have problems.
I've spoken to residents on both of those at length about anti social behaviour and what they tell me over and over and over again is the problem - is problem families coming on to the state because of the housing policy of Sheffield City Council, nothing in last week's Queen's Speech would help my residents in those housing estates deal with their particular problem of anti social behaviour.
JON SOPEL: If you were Home Secretary and Chief Constable comes to you and says, we need new anti social behaviour regulations, we need new anti terror proposals. And you say, well it's just a bit illiberal, do you just send him away with a flee in his ear.
NICK CLEGG: No, not at all. As it happens I speak to a lot of senior police officers all the time. I don't hear any of them, maybe a few, but I don't hear - I haven't recently heard any of them say that they need more and more and more powers to deal with the anti social behaviour issue. I think the issue there is the kind of powers that aren't working as they should. But frankly, a lot of the unglamorous work that needs to be done to engage young people¿
JON SOPEL: What about the anti terror proposals.
NICK CLEGG: Anti terror proposals, if someone were, if I was Home Secretary, and the police were to come with me, as they did last time and say we need ninety days, detention without charge, I'd say bring me the evidence, which to his credit, despite all the bluster is what John Reid has told us he has said to the police himself.
And so far, I have not seen any evidence in public or heard any evidence in private that suggests to me that the twenty eight day limit which we presently have, is necessary. And I'll tell you what, if this whole ninety day thing becomes a sort of virility test, imposed upon the rest of us by Blair and Reid and Brown who are now competing amongst themselves on the security issue, who appears tougher, I think we'd do the whole country a huge disservice.
Firstly, I think the Electorate don't want politicians to argue about something as important as terrorism, they want us to agree and act effectively together. But secondly, it actually I think distracts attention from the most important task which is getting terrorists in to court and prosecuting them. And there's a lot more we could be doing that the government is not doing, to make sure that happens.
JON SOPEL: Okay and on that whole liberal, illiberal equation. I mean a Welsh Chief Constable as quoted in the papers today saying that sex with children of thirteen to fifteen is a grey area, shouldn't classed as paedophilia. Do you agree with that¿
NICK CLEGG: I don't actually and he expressed it as a personal opinion. He was flying it as a kite if you like. I don't, I don't, nor do I actually think that, that issue of whether you define paedophilia at thirteen or fifteen as an acid test for liberalism.
JON SOPEL: Okay, so you think he's just plain wrong on that particular score.
NICK CLEGG: I think he's, I think he's skating on very thin ice because I think it, to bring down the age if you like, at which you think paedophilia occurs, I think you will put a lot of children in - potentially to harm's way.
JON SOPEL: Let's round this discussion up. Since the early 1990's you've talked about the blizzard of legislation that there has been but we've also seen crime fall by a third. Are you sure a more liberal approach, maybe less legislation, is what people would want.
NICK CLEGG: There's no evidence incidentally that the fall in non violent crime, violent crime has either gone up or remained fairly steady since the mid-1990's is because of all of this legislation.
JON SOPEL: But crime overall, down by a third.
NICK CLEGG: No, non violent crime has gone down, not violent crime. I think there are. I think it's a very partial view of things. I think fear of crime has gone through the roof and that is as important in many, many respects. If people feel imprisoned by the fear of crime, as much as by the reality of crime, I think we're not doing our job properly as a society and the government isn't.
The second thing is, which really really worries me, is that a criminal justice system, which leads to such high rates of repeat reoffending, 70 to 80% of young male offenders now commit another crime within two years of leaving prison, is a criminal justice system, that simply isn't working and I think as an opposition politician, I'm entitled to say to the government, you've talked tough for ten years and yet you still have this dismal situation of such high levels of repeat crime. What's gone wrong?
JON SOPEL: Nick Clegg. Thanks very much for being with us here on the Politics Show.
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Plowman Cardigan
Intarsia is the perfect technique for a graphic tribal motif. This rugged jacket is knit flat in pieces and seamed with utilitarian details.
Finished Size 38 (42½, 46, 50½, 55)" bust circumference. Jacket shown measures 38", modeled with 6" of positive ease.
Yarn Brown Sheep Company Lamb's Pride Worsted (85% wool, 15% mohair; 190 yd 174 m/4 oz 113 g): #M115 oatmeal (MC), 7 (8, 9, 9, 10) skeins; #M205 grassy knoll (CC), 1 (1, 1, 2, 2) skein(s).
Needles Size 7 (4.5 mm): 32" circular (cir). Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.
Notions Markers (m); tapestry needle; two 1 1/8" buttons.
Gauge 18 sts and 28 rows = 4" in St st.
If you're interested in the inspiration behind this design you can read about it at Worldknits. While you're there you can also check out the music I was listening to while writing the pattern and knitting the sample. I hope you enjoy! -Alex


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SO the good folk of Goodworth Clatford will have all the electricity they need, so long as they bury 30 acres of countryside under solar panels?
(Andover Advertiser 26 October).
If they believe that, they believe in Father Christmas. Of course, if they don't need power after dark, or when snow blots out the panels, that'll be fine.
But they might consider their pockets. Solar panels are the most uneconomic generating method, taking into account the piffling results and lavish subsidies.
All the costs will appear on their electricity bills, adding to the £million wasted on useless windfarms.
And there will be more to come next year when a new 'carbon levy' is imposed on coal and gas power stations (which must be kept running on standby, in case the sun doesn't shine or the wind doesn't blow).
All this lunacy is down to the scam of global warming, whose supporters ignore the inconvenient truth that no reputable scientific evidence exists that man-made CO2 has any such effect. They also seem blind to the latest Met Office that there has been no significant temperature change for 15 years.
I wonder if my fellow villagers in Goodworth Clatford realise that the English countryside was warmer in the Middle Ages than today? That was before anyone dreamt of solar panels.
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Establishing the Second-Phase of a Common European Asylum System (CEAS): an Assessment of the Current State-of-Play
This lecture will be introduced by a brief discussion of the main outcomes of the second phase of legislative asylum harmonization, with a focus on most relevant amendments to the reception conditions directive, the Asylum Procedures Directive and the Dublin Regulation.
Kris Pollet of the European Council for Refugees (ECRI) will introduce the lecture by briefly discussing the main outcomes of the second phase of legislative asylum harmonization, with a focus on most relevant amendments to the reception conditions directive, the Asylum Procedures Directive and the Dublin Regulation. Mr. Pollet will particularly reflect on the role and competences of the European Asylum Support Office (EASO) in enhancing quality and convergence of decision-making on individual asylum applications. Recent discussions on solidarity tools such as joint processing and intra-EU relocation of beneficiaries of international protection will also be discussed.
Dr. Marcelle Reneman from the Law department of the University of Leiden will discuss the evolving jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) with regards to asylum law. Particular attention will be paid to the question whether case law of the ECJ fills gaps left by the first and/or second phase measures.
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Kimberley - A Barkley West music teacher, who was found living with a 12-year-old street child in his Kimberley home, was denied bail when he appeared in court on several charges of possessing, manufacturing and distributing child pornography as well as sexually assaulting children.
Roelof du Toit, 37, was arrested after an American police agent, posing as a 15-year-old boy, started corresponding with him via e-mail.
He appeared in the Barkly West Magistrate's Court on Friday.
The bail hearing attracted media interest and was also attended by officials from the American Embassy and the police's child pornography and serial rape unit from Gauteng.
Du Toit, wearing glasses and a ponytail, appeared arrogant as he consulted with his lawyer, Pierre Visagie from Legal Aid South Africa, before the bail hearing got under way.
The State prosecutor, Tshepo Sebego, pointed out that the State was opposing bail.
In an affidavit read out in the court, Du Toit indicated that he planned to plead not guilty.
Sergeant Delene Grobler from the police's family violence, sexual offences and child protection unit in Gauteng, who is the investigating officer, said Du Toit's e-mail address was obtained after pornographic material was allegedly sent from his address to a network of more than 40 people involved in child pornography in America.
"The police agent, posing as a 15-year-old boy, starting corresponding with him via e-mail.
"In the e-mails to the agent, Du Toit allegedly said he received 40 pornographic e-mails every day while he also sent out around 40 e-mails."
He also apparently wrote that he did not feel guilty about his actions with children and did not know why children should be withheld.
Grobler added that during Du Toit's arrest last week, a 12-year-old boy was found living with him at his New Park home. Pictures of the boy had allegedly been distributed by Du Toit.
"The boy is now at a place of safety. Du Toit also told the police about another 10-year-old boy who was apparently also photographed and molested by him."
Both are street children and are now living at a place of safety.
Some of the photographs were apparently taken at Du Toit's family home in Vaal Gamagara near Barkly West.
In supporting the State's opposition to the granting of bail, Grobler pointed out that Du Toit would have access to the online international network distribution on the secure site because he had refused to give the police his passwords.
She argued that there was a likelihood that he would tamper with the images and videos on the site because even though the State had seized his computer, this could still be accessed via cellphone.
"He is a flight risk and even though he does not have a passport, he can obtain one in a few days.
"We cannot rule out the possibility that should he be released on bail he will be able to go wherever he likes and there is a chance that he can influence the witnesses because he knows were they live and attend school."
Sebego pointed out that the charges against Du Toit were serious and he could not be monitored every day to ensure that he did not access the site and warn others that it was under investigation.
He also stated that there was a likelihood that Du Toit would continue with his paedophile tendencies.
Arguing in his defence, Visagie, said this was just speculation and it could not be proven.
He added that the 12-year-old boy was living with Du Toit with his parents' knowledge and because the boys had been removed to a place of safety, he would not be able to contact them.
Visagie further pointed out that Du Toit was no longer teaching music and was unemployed. As he did not have a passport, he could not be considered a flight risk and he could be monitored constantly by his mother, who could monitor even his cellphone usage.
He added that it was his submission that the State had a weak case against Du Toit.
Magistrate Albert Scorgie pointed out that the matter was a Schedule Six offence and denied bail.
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