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Puel stops short of Keita praise
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Last Updated: 01/01/70 1:00am
Lille boss Claude Puel has stopped short of singling out Abul Kader Keita for praise.
Lille boss Claude Puel stopped short of singling out Abul Kader Keita for praise after the Ivorian helped inspire the French side to a 3-1 victory over AEK Athens in the UEFA Champions League.
Keita provided two assists on Tuesday night as Lille moved into second in Group H, with only Italian giants Milan beating their total of five points from the opening three games.
Even though Keita was an inspirational figure against the Greek outfit, Puel attempted to put his player's performance within the context of a fine all-round display from his side.
"Keita is a player that can bring us a lot when there is a good team around him and if everyone raises his level in the game," said Puel.
"That was the case tonight [Tuesday].
"His team-mates fought to attack which allowed him to be decisive.
"I want to set all the players on the same level because that success rewards everyone's work."
Puel has also noted a profound improvement in his team's attacking form this season, after last year's campaign that saw them score just once in six group games.
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upon a grant which was not intended to convey them. Sometimes, perhaps, it happens that, by the application of stubborn and inexorable rules of law, such incongruities with justice occur. Possibly a court of equity might sometimes, by reason of extraordinary circumstances immediately controlling the decision, find itself in a situation where it would be required to disregard a wrong which has become an accomplished fact. But here, upon a nearer view of the facts and the principles applicable to the case, we find no difficulty in holding that, whether it be considered upon either its strictly legal or equitable aspects, it is without merit. The decree of the court below should. be affirmed.
NORTHERN PAC. R. CO. v. CRAFT. (Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. June 24, 1895.) No. 205.
One C., an employe of the N. Terminal Co., was run over and killed by an engine of defendant railway company, in the yards of the terminal company, which were used by defendant and two other railroad companies. The accident happened at night, while the engine was being run from the coal bunkers to the roundhouse, in charge of an engine hostler and two wipers. It appeared that one of thl' wipers, as the engine approached a switch, got down and ran ahead to open it; that he heard cries, and, looking back, saw C. being pushed along on the pilot of the engine; iliat he called to the hostler, who was running the engine, but it did not stop; that he then jumped on the engine and found the hostler in a situation which indicated that he was either asleep or intoxicated; and that in the meantime C. had been run over. It also appeared that tbe lights in the vicinity of the accident were such tbat C. could have been seen if a lool,out was kept, and that the bell was rung until the wiper left the engine to open the switch; but there was no evidence that it was rung afterwards. There was some evidence that C. was intoxicated on the night of the accident, but also evidence that he was able to take care of himself and do his work. Held, that the questions of defendant's negligence and C.'s contributory negligence were properly left to the jury.
The duties of C. were to the terminal company, and of the engine crew to the defendant railway company, and there was no evidence that there was any common superior having control of all persons engaged abont the yards. Held, that the fact that both C. and the engine crew were engaged in moving and caring for defendant's cars in the yards did not make them fellow servants.
Held, further, that it was not error to admit evidence tending to show that the engine hostler was intoxicated, though his intoxication was not pleaded as a specific act of negligence, since such intoxication, if it existed, was not an act of negligence, but a circumstance tending, with others, to prove the charge.
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. This was an action by Julia Craft, administratrix of Benjamin P. Craft, deceased, against the Northern Pacific Railroad Company for causing the death of said Benjamin P. Craft. The plaintiff recovered
a judgment in the circuit court. A motion for a new trial was de· nied (62 Fed. 735). Defendant brings error. Affirmed. Dolph, Mallory, Simon & Strahan and Joseph D. Redding, for plaintiff in error. Watson, Beekman & Watson (Andros & Frank, of couusel), for defendant in error. Before McKENNA and GILBERT, Circuit Judges, and KNOWLES, District Judge. GILBERT, Circuit Judge. Julia Craft, the administratrix of the estate of Benjamin P. Craft, deceased, brought an action in the circuit court of the United States for the district of Oregon against the Northern Pacific Railroad Company to recover damages for the death of the plaintiff's intestate, alleging that on August 15, 1892, while said Benjamin P. Craft was lawfully engaged in the course of his employment as a car accountant of the Northern Pacific Terminal Company, the defendant carelessly and negligently, without ringing a bell or having sufficient lights displayed, or giving warn· ing, or keeping a lookout on the track in front, ran one of its engines over the said Benjamin P. Craft, causing his death. The defendant denied this averment of negligence, and asserted the defense of contributory that the accident resulted from the negligence of said Craft in being intoxicated, and while in that condition lying down and going to sleep upon the track. The deceased was a car accountant employed by the Northern Pacific Terminal Company, a corporation which had charge of the yards, station, and other terminal facilities at Portland, which were jointly used by the Northern Pacific Railroad Oompany, the Union Pacific Railroad Company, and the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, under contracts with the said Northern Pacific Terminal Company. The work of the said deceased consisted in taking the numbers and weights of cars that were brought into the yards by the various railway companies, and such service required his presence in different parts of the yards. The accident which caused his death occurred at 2 o'clock in the morning. He was last seen before the accident at about 1:30 o'clock. At that time he was about three or four hun· dred feet north of the depot, going north on the platform alongside the track, and carrying a lighted lantern. The engine that caused his death came in at about 12 :45, with a passenger train, and was shortly afterwards taken about a quarter of a mile north of the depot to the coal bunkers, there to be coaled up, and it was in charge of Stapleton, an engine hostler, and Berry and Cobb, two engine wipers. After being coaled up, the engine started back toward the depot, on its way to the roundhouse. Two switches had to be thrown to enable it to run to the roundhouse, one connecting the coal·bunker track with the main line, the other the main line with the roundhouse track. A plank platform extends from the depot to a point about 50 feet north of where the deceased was struck. There are two tracks upon this platform. The switch connecting with the roundhouse track is about 200 feet south from the
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north end of the platform. When the engine had approached within 150 feet of this switch, Berry jumped down and ran ahead to throw it. He had reached the switch, and was about to throw it, when he heard Craft cry out, and looking around he saw him being pushed along on the end of the engine pilot. Berry shouted twice to the engineer to stop, but the body of Craft passed under the engine im·· mediately after Berry first saw him. The engine was not stopped immediately in response to Berry's call, and Berry climbed into the cab, and took hold of Stapleton's arm, and told him that the engme had run over a man. Cobb was just then getting down from the engine.· Stapleton was sittingin his seat, and did not have hold of the lever. Craft's lantern was found 150 feet from his body. It was lying alongside the track, overturned and unbroken, but with the light out. Stapleton testified that the engine was running at about four miles an hour, and Berry testified that he rang the bell until he got off the engine to throw the switch. There was no evi· dence that the bell was rung afterwards. 'l'he jury returned a vel" dict for the plaintiff in the sum of $3,200. Error is assigned to the action of the trial court in admitting evi· dence tending to show that Stapleton, who was in charge of the engine at the time of the accident, was intoxicated, or under the influence of liquor. It is contended that the complaint contained no allegation of such intoxication, and did not allege the same as a specific act of negligence, and that there was consequently no ground upon which such evidence was admissible. The evidence so admitted was the testimony of the witness Berry, who said, in an· swer to a question concerning Stapleton's condition, that he did not know whether or not Stapleton had been drinking that evening, but that he had on occasion seen him drink a glass of beer, and he finally stated that he thought he had seen him drink one glass that night. There is nothing in this testimony which would tend to show that Stapleton was intoxicated at the time of the accident, and it is impossible to perceive how the plaintiff in error could have been injured thereby. But, in any view of the purport of that pOl'· tion of the evidence, there was no error in its admission. The fact, if proven, that the defendant's servant whose negligence may have caused the injury was intoxicated at the time of the accident was not in itself an act of negligence, but it was a circumstance to be considered with the other evidence tending to prove the charge laid in the complaint. The negligence, if any there was, upon the part of the defendant's servants, consisted in their failure to take proper precautions while driving the engine through the yard, not in the fact that Stapleton or anyone else was intoxicated. But evidence of such intoxication might properly be considered in connection with the other proof which was adduced showing Stapleton's actions and conduct at the time the accident occurred. Wynn v. Allard, 5 Watts & S. 524. 'Williams v. Edmunds, 75 !'Iich. D2. 42 N. ,"V. 5:14. It is also assigned that the court erred in declining to instruct the jury, at the close of the testimony, to return Ii verdict for the defendant. It is contended that such instruction should have been given, upon two grounds-First, that there was no evidence of
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negligence on the part of the defendant; and, second, that the negligence of the deceased contributed to his death. Taking the whole testimony into consideration, we are unable to say that there was not evidence sufficient to go to the jury tending to show negligence of the defendant The facts disclosed unquestionably gave room for the inference that proper precaution may not have been taken by the men in charge of the defendant's engine to give warning of the engine's approach at the time of the accident. Berry, it is true, testifies that a bell was rung. He says that he rang it from the time he threw the switch to let the engine on the main line until he got off the engine to throw the second switch. But he also says that he was at the same time looking out for the place to get off the engine, and that he has no knowledge whether or not the bell was rung after he got off. There was no other testimony that a bell was rung, and the jury may have reached the conclusion that, while Berry's testimony was in the main correct, the ringing may not have been continuous up to the time when he got off the engine. So far as keeping a lookout is concerned, it appeared that that duty devolved upon Stapleton. He testified that he did not see either the deceased or his lantern. His failure to see him was not on account of any obstruction, because the track was clear; nor was it on account of darkness, for the evidence shows that the headlight of the engine cast a light 150 feet ahead, and that there was an electric arc light not more than 300 or 400 feet distant. The only inference is that he was not keeping a lookout; otherwise it is not apparent that he could have failed to see the deceased. The evidence of Berry, moreover, tended to show that Stapleton was not attending to his duties. Berry's manner of testifying indicated an unwillingness to fully disclose the facts, but enough appears from his testimony to show this much, at least: That when he shouted the engine was not stopped; that he then jumped on the engine; that Stapleton and Cobb were there; that he laid his hand upon Stapleton and informed him that a man had been run over; and that Stapleton was then sitting on his seat, and said nothing, but threw his legs around the lever and got down off the engine. On being asked whether Stapleton was awake, he said: "I do not know. He was sitting there on the seat. The supposition is he would be awake." And, on being further and frequently interrogated as to Stapleton's appearance and condition, he admitted that he did not know whether Stapleton was running the engine or not, or whether he had hold of the engine or not, and, finally, in answer to the direct question whether or not Cobb was trying to run the engine after leaving the coal bunkers, he said: "Oobb backed it up from the coal bunkers, I think, onto the main line. After we got done putting on the coal, the man said he was done coaling, and Cobb says: 'I will back her up on the main line, and you go ahead and back her through the switch.' Cobb said this to me." It was a noteworthy fact-and it was doubtless considered by the jury in connection with this testimony-that Cobb, who was still in the employment of the defendant at the time of the trial, was not called as a witness by the defendant, and his absence was not explained.
The facts disclosed in the testimony of Berry were such aB to suggest to the jury that Stapleton was either inattentive to his duty, or was for some reason disqualified to render his usu.al service as engineer. The fact that Berry got upon the engine and took hold of his arm to arouse his attention may have been understood to indicate that he was either asleep or stupefied. In short, the whole situation, as depicted by the witness, appears to have justified the inference that Oobb and Berry were substantially in charge of the engine, and that Oobb, who was an engine wiper, was attempting to act as the engineer in getting the engine back to the roundhouse, and that no one was keeping a lookout. Since there was evidence, therefore, tending to show that proper precaution was not taken while the engine was being driven through the yards, the case was properly submitted to the jury to decide whether the death of the plaintiff's intestate was attributable to the negligence of the defendant's servants. The deceased was not a trespasser upon the track. He was lawfully there in the discharge of his regular duties, and the defendant's employes owed him proper vigilance and care. McMarshall v. Railroad 00., 80 Iowa 757, 45 N. W. 1065; Erickson v. Railroad Co., 41 Minn. 500, 43 N. W. 332; Schlereth v. Railroad Co., 115 Mo. 87, 21 S. W. 1110; Whalen v. Railroad 00., 75 Wis. 654, 44 N. W. 849; Davis v. Railroad 00., 58 Wis. 646, 17 N. W. 406; Mark: v. Railway 00. (Minn.) 20 N. W. 131; Railway 00. v. White, 84 Va. 498, 5 S. E. 573. Nor do we find in the record sufficient proof of contributory negligence on the part of the deceased to have justified the court in taking the case from the jury. There was evidence, it is true, that he had been drinking that night, and was intoxicated, but the testimony upon this point was conflicting. The last person who saw him before the accident was Millaine, who says that at half past 1 o'clock he was pretty full, but was able to do his work. At that time he was going north from the depot, probably to take account of the cars that had been brought in at 12:45. It is in evidence that in the performance of his duty he carried with him two books, in one of which he made entries,of the weights of the cars, and in the other he .kept account of cars forwarded and received. The first of these books was in evidence showing entries made that night, and there is nothing in the nature of the entries to indicate that his work was imperfectly performed. The other book, that in which would have been found, if made, the entries of the last train of cars, was not produced or accounted for by the defendant. The defendant's contention that the deceased was lying upon the track at the time of his injury, or had been lying upon the track at any time that night, rests upon conjecture, and is unsupported by evidence. The fact that the lantern was overturned and extinguished and lying off the side of the track at the point where the deceased was struck, and the further fact that he was probably carried a distance of 150 feet after he was struck and before he passed under the wheels of the engine, would tend to sustain the theory that he was walking on the track at the time, rather than that he was lying upon the same intoxicated. Under such evidence, it is clear that the court would not have
been justified in instructing the jury that the proof of contributory negligence on the part of the decedent was such that his administratrix could not recover. The fact that the deceased was at the time of his injury under the influence of liquor or intoxicated is evidence of contributory negligence to be considered by the jury, but it does not conclusively establish that defense unless it is proven to have been the proximate cause of the injury. Holmes v. Railroad Co., 6 Sawy. 290, 5 Fed. 523; Fitzgerald v. Town of Weston, 52 Wis. 354, 9 N. W. 13; Loewer v. Sedalia, 77 Mo. 431; Cramer v. Burlington, 42 Iowa, 315; Ward v. Railroad Co., 85 Wis. 601, 55 N. W. 771; Bradwell v. Railroad Co., 153 Pa. St. 105, 25 Atl. 623. The plaintiff in error contends that there was error in the instruction of the court to the jury concerning the evidence of contributory negligence. The bill of exceptions shows, however, that no exception was taken to that portion of the charge. The question so raised cannot therefore be considered here. · It is urged that the deceased and the of the defendant who were in charge of the engine were fellow servants, in a common employment, and that therefore there can be no recovery by the administratrix. It is said that Stapleton was moving his engine along the tracks of the terminal company in pursuance of an arrangement between that company and his employer, and that he and the deceased, who was a car accountant, were both engaged in an employment necessarily bringing them in contact with passIng engines, and that they both had the immediate common object of moving, checking, and caring for the cars and engines of the defendant in the yards of the terminal company. It is true that Craft's duties were to check up the cars that came into the yard, whether they belonged to the Northern Pacific Railroad Company or to other companies, but, so far as the record indicates, he was in a distinct and separate employment from that of Stapleton, and he and Stapleton were in no sense under a common master, or subject to the same control. Stapleton's duty was solely to his employer, the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, while Craft, on the other hand, owed no duty to that company, but his duty was to his employer, the terminal company. In taking account of the cars of the Northern Pacific Company, he was not acting for that company, or in its service, but for his employer, and presumably for purposes connected with the business of his employer, by whose permission or contract the cars of the different lines came and went. The fact that three railroad lines in common used the tracks and yards of the terminal company, and the fact that the deceased, while in the regular discharge of his duties, was exposed to the risk of injury from their passing engines, does not affect his relation to those companies. In entering the service of the terminal company he assumed the ordinary risks of his employment, one of which was the risk of injury from his fellow servants; but the employes of the railroad companies who used the tracks were not his fellow servants, and he assumed no such risk as to them. If the relation between the terminal company and the Northern Pacific Railroad Company had been such that all operations of the servants of both, while in the yards of the
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terminal company, were commanded by a single authority, there might be ground for the Plaintiff's contention, but there is nothing in the record in this case to show that such was the fact. In Rail· road Co. v. Armstrong, 49 Pa. St. 186, the plaintiff's intestate had been in the employment of one railroad company, and the injury was caused by the cars of another company, which had the right to run its trains over the road of the first company. It was held that the plaintiff was not precluded from recovering on the ground that his intestate was in the same general employment with the defendant's servants. In Philadelphia, W. & B. R. Co. v. State, 58 Md. 372, the deceased was an employe of one of three railway companies who used the defendant's track, under an agreement with the defendant company. The court said:
"Whatever effect this agreement had upon the parties to it, It could not have any upon strangers to It, nor alter nor chanze the relation of either of them toward third parties, nor have the effect of making those who were employed and paid wages by. either of the contracting parties the employlls of the other parties," .
In Phillips v. Railroad Co" 64 Wis. 475, 25 N. W. 544, there was an agreement by which the Wisconsin Central ran its trains a short distance over the defendant's road, but on times, orders, etc., of the latter company. The deceased was employed by the Wisconsin Central, and was killed while on the defendant's road, by the negligence of defendant's servants. The court held that the employes of. the two· companies were not fellow servants, for the reason that the employer of the injured man had nothing to do with the selection of the negligent servants of the defendant, and had no power to dismiss them, and the deceased was not paid or employed by the defendant, but by a different and independent corporation. There are some cases which apparently hold a different doctrine, but it will be found that the decision in those cases was controlled by the fact that, by contract between the employer of the servant who was injured and the employer of the servant who was negligent, the control of the property which was jointly used was vested in one or the other of the two employers, and that thus a common control was established over all the employes of both. Thus, in Railroad Co. v. Clark, 2 Ill. App. 596, it was held that where a railroad company leases of another the right to use its track, the employes of both roads will be deemed fellow servants. But the decision was expressly based upon the stipulation of the lease which provided that the road should be used subject to the control, rules, and orders of the lessor company, and the court entertained the view that the lessor company became thereby the common master of the employes of both roads. The case of Johnson v. City of Boston, 118 Mass. 114, is relied upon by the appellant. That decision, however, also comes within the rule of the case last mentioned. The plaintiff was employed by a contractor, who had engaged a large uumber of men to drill and blast rock for the city of Boston, in constructing the sewers of that city. '['he city also, by its superintendent of sewers, employed other servants in the same work. Some of the latter caused the injury to the plaintiff for which he sued the cIty.
It was held that he could not recover, for the reason that, notwithstanding his separate engagement to work for his immediate em· ployer, he was nevertheless in the service of the city, and had consented to the temporary transfer of his services to the control of the defendant's foreman, and was under the direct charge and management of that foreman, who also controlled the action of the employes by whose negligence he was hurt. Of similar import was the decision uf the court in Corneilson v. Railway Co., 50 Minn. 23, 52 N. W. 224. The judgment will be affirmed, wlth costs to the defendant in error.
MORRIS v. GRIFFITH & WEDGE CO. DOVEY v. SAME. (Circuit Court, S. D. Ohio, E. D. July 8, 1895.) Nos. 666, 667.
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pany, which was substantially owned and managed by W.'s father, executed certain notes, in the name of the company, for loans, which he represented to be for the company's use. Neither the statutes under which the company was organized nor any regUlations or by-laws adopted by the stockholders or directors gave the vice president authority to sign notes, and it did not appear that "W. had ever signed any notes for the company, except those in question, and others of which they were renewals, but, ()n the contrary, that the notes of the company were usually signed by W.'s father, the president, and by the treasurer. The money received for the notes was used, in part, to pay a draft drawn on the company by W. and accepted by hiS father, in the name of the company, but without the knowledge of the directors, and solely for W.'s benefit, and, in part, deposited in the company's bank account, but credited" to W.'s father, to replace a cheCk of the company given to W. and charged to his father. The remainder of the money was retained by W. Held, that the W. Company was not liable upon the notes.
"V., a stockholder to a small amount and vice president of the W. Com-
These were two actions by Henry G. Morris and John S. Dovey, respectively, against the Griffith & Wedge Company upon two promissory notes. The cases were tried by the court without a jury. Butterworth & Dowell, for plaintiffs. J. J. Stoddard and F. A. Durban, contra. SAGE, District Judge. These actions are upon promissory notes executed in the name of the defendant company, in the city of Philadelphia, Pa., by Frank N. Wedge, who was at the time vice president of the defendant company, and by him there delivered to the plaintiffs. The notes to the plaintiff Henry G. Morris were for $5,300, dated February 6, 1890, at 30 days, and for $5,200, dated March 30, 1890, at 90 days, both to his order. The first was a renewal of a note of the same description dated October 3, 1889, at four months; the second, a renewal of a note dated January 6, 1890; and that was a renewal of a note of the same description dated October 3, 1889. The original notes were for money loaned by Morris, as he understood, and as was represented by Wedge, to the defendant company.


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Slate is a metamorphic rock that started as shale and, when exposed to low heat and pressure underground, becomes the layered stone we know today. It is well loved for its earthy texture and rich color variations. It is available in a wide variety of colors, from green to blue, grey, rusty red, and even black.
Slate tile is popular in a variety of finishes, and the option you choose will have a big impact on the look and feel of the stone in your home. A natural cleft finish, pictured here, embraces the texture of slate and looks the most like natural stone. A honed or sandblasted finish is a smoother look, and it is perfect for homeowners that prefer a modern aesthetic. If you're really looking to bring the outdoors in, you can even consider treating the stone with a penetrating seal that will give it a naturally wet-looking finish.
Slate is a strong building material and is a great option for both indoor and outdoor use. In addition to flooring, it's often used as a fireplace surround, shower encasement, backsplash, or even roofing material. Slate is naturally water, stain, and slip resistant, which makes it a favorite flooring for kitchens, bathroom, and patios.
The durability of the stone also makes is a great choice for high traffic areas and active households. Slate can be prone to scratching and chipping, so use furniture pads and area rugs to minimize the risk of damage. It is also a bit chilly underfoot, which is an important consideration when installing slate in a family room or den.
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Slate is known for being a low-maintenance flooring option, but it still requires proper care. Clean up any spills right away to minimize the risk of staining, and use a pH neutral stone cleaner for more thorough jobs. Like all natural materials, slate can be a bit costly, but when weighed against the longevity and beauty of this floor covering, the benefits often outweigh the costs.
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Essen, 5 October 2010
Atos Origin, an international IT services company, today announced that it has signed a five-year contract with DZ Bank, an integral part of the German cooperative banking organisation. Atos Origin will take over management of the data center and infrastructure services to support the majority of the IT applications for DZ Bank.
DZ Bank provides access to the international financial markets for its partner institutions of 1,200 co-operative banks including Volks- and Raiffeisenbanken and their customers. The contract with Atos Origin includes server, storage and database management as well as backup and archiving services. Atos Origin will deliver these services from its data centers in Essen and Ratingen in Germany. The technical support for applications development and management will be delivered from Germany and the Atos Origin near-shore center in Poland.
"We are the central administration for all co-operative banks with 12,000 branches and our partners expect professional collaboration", Alfred Leicht, Business Unit Manager IT von der DZ BANK. "We expect the same from our service providers in order to ensure that we provide an excellent service to our partners and their clients."
"This contract further strengthens our strong position in financial services in Germany, where we provide our clients with both outsourcing and payment solutions," said Winfried Holz, CEO Atos Origin Germany and CEMA.
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Yes! The day has come, when the tech world enthusiasts and the Samsung fanboys will witness the launch of Galaxy S4. Already the South Korean giant is kicking the advertising campaign into top gear. The tech gossipers have come across to plenty of leaks, as well as official invites to the press event and not to forget the recent flash mob video becoming viral on YouTube, but now concept artists Apple Conspiracy has taken the anticipations about the handset to the next level.
According to PhoneArena's latest report, the makers of titanium Nokia FX800 render, Apple Conspiracy have leaked images of their newest concept renders showing what Galaxy S4 could look like.
In the report, they have mentioned, "After seeing myriads of Galaxy S IV concepts in past couple of months - which is only a reflection of culturological importance of this device (because it's on a way to replace the iconic nature of iPhone), we decided to give up serious work on concept and turn to more humorous approach."
In this version, "the Galaxy S4, which would take the existing concept of smartphone to a new levels, includes return to smaller screen size (4.5"), larger frame/edge around screen (because it's more ergonomical despite almost everyone thinks there should be edge-to-edge screens just to integrate larger diagonal in smaller body), more advanced wide-gamut OLED tech, and finally, the non-rectangular surface of the screen, which nevertheless places traditional "rectangle" of 1920x1200 resolution in it, and the rest uses for additional functionality."
"The device would be extremely thin but with smooth surfaces, and made of plastic (yes, because it's not so bad after all) with new generation of protective nano-coating called Hyperskin. Oh, and one more thing - there are no more 3.5 mm audio jack and charging/data terminals - everything would go wireless, even the charging and listening to music," added the report.
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"Dreamy" is what comes to mind when I look at Julianne…her dress, her hair piece, her bouquet…. Her and Andrew's wedding was so soft and full of romance…you have to see for yourself….
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Caterer: Gourmet Galley, Keri Bell is awesome! They refer us quite often and we are PREFERRED at their venue, Guilford Yacht Club
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Summer is my favorite season for a wedding at The Inn at Longshore….especially when you have a couple like Brooke and Tom! They totally embraced their summer wedding by using very vibrant florals for the decor and by choosing a steel drum band for the outdoor cocktail hour which allowed me to come up with a fun idea to use tiki torches as vases! They weren't afraid to use COLOR which matched their personality perfectly, so why wouldn't we have explosions of color bursting on every guest table. That ballroom came alive that day.
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Wonderland in Westport is what I really want to say. If you have ever dreamed of your fairytale wedding from the time you were a little girl…then this is what it would look like! The cutest couple and with the most elegant wedding!
Peonies, Roses, Bling, More Peonies and More Bling! I will let the photos speak for themselves…….
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Wedding Design: Ambiance {Chic} Wedding Designs
Photography: Binary Flips
Venue: The Inn at Longshore: Westport, CT
Stationary: Admire Design
Lighting: Correlation Productions
Get ready to be Dazzled…….and watch out for the baby! LOL, so cute:)
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Jennifer and Bill's wedding was by far the prettiest wedding I've ever created! I'm in LOVE with it…and with the bride and groom! Not only were they so sweet …they trusted me and my team unconditionally …I love that. Jennifer was like most, a very busy bride, so we didn't meet each other until the wedding day! And to her surprise, I showed up with Pink hair to match her wedding. She told me "I rocked!" Well, I thought she rocked her photos…as you'll soon see…can you say Super Star? Seriously, she has some fierce looks!
Loved the flowers, if I do say so myself!
The Tall Centerpieces were more than HUGE…filled with Peonies, Roses, Phaleonopsis orchids, Hydrangeas! The shorter Centerpieces were so unique….a Cluster of 3 Floral Pomanders made of Peonies and Roses….what more could you ask for??? Well, You could ask to have Robb Corr from Correlation Productions to light them with his magic…which he certainly did!
Ambiance {Chic} Wedding Designs were fabulous as always and introduced me to my new favorite photographer, Dennis of Binary Flips Photography. All I can say is…amazing!
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More roads wrecked!
Road wreckage continues in Hoboken…
Adding to our historic memory capsule today is yet another entry documenting how freshly paved roads are quickly stripped of their smooth surface.
This time along 6th Street, which was just paved weeks ago.
Don't you remember when paved roads lasted a long time? Not measured in hours (literally!)
Such a shame.
What's the point of paving? Roads wrecked again!
9/7/2015 Update:
What has happened in Hoboken since this "awesome" paving project began is beyond comprehension.
If provisions are going to be made to "smooth out" the roads (which are ranked #1 in NJ as "worst"), then don't you think they'd try to cover their bases before all that hard work has to be "undone" without measures to rectify?
Anyway, more ugly "patches" along Newark St. this time.
Does anyone in Hoboken have plans to start a business selling replacement kidneys? If not – please do. And I'll take my cut if you make your millions because of my stupendous idea.
Roads wrecked! Freshly paved Bloomfield St. rapidly in decline
8/5/2015 Update:
Looks like the "freshly paved" Bloomfield Street is getting blemished like an unlucky teenager these days.
Yesterday we showed you an area near 5th Street, and this activity below happened between 3rd & 4th Streets.
And it doesn't matter if they do a "good job" on the patching of these holes. Because it always either settles, or becomes brittle quickly, resulting in yet more costly damage to the thousands of cars that dare brave these streets.


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Is it maybe becuase I am missing something related to the Type. in the labels section it says (This is the "class-id" value used in the code)?
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Worst Free Throw Of All Time [VIDEO]
This is seriously the worst free throw ever! This free throw is so bad that it actually makes an airball by Dwight Howard look respectable.
This is seriously the worst free throw ever! This free throw is so bad that it actually makes an airball by Dwight Howard look respectable.
Golden State Warriors forward David Lee wasn't shy about telling Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin to stop playing pansy basketball.
Another day has gone by in a hectic summer of NBA free agent wheeling and dealing. A couple of big moves went down today, along with the continuation of America's favorite soap opera: the Dwight Howard Saga. Here is your NBA Free Agency Roundup.
Blake Griffin suffered an injury on Sunday night that wasn't exactly appetizing. The reaction by NBA referee Joey Crawford was hilarious.
The debate will rage into the summer and the offseason regardless of the outcome of the Knicks season. Can Carmelo Anthony and Amare Stoudemire co-exist and lead the Knicks to an NBA title...
Blake Griffin is known for his monster dunks, but not really for his free throw shooting. It is some of the ugliest in the league, and Wednesday night against the Hawks was some of the worst.
Blake Griffin executed one of the best slam dunks of the season against Kendrick Perkins and the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night.
Showtime is back in L.A. It just happens to be the Los Angeles Clippers who will be producing plenty of high-flying highlights. Check out this sweet alley-oop from CP3 to Blake Griffin.
Alright so most of you by now probably heard about the NBA Slam Dunk contest where the players went crazy this year bringing in all kinds of props, gimmicks, choir groups, and NEW this year, A REAL LIFE CAR!
Has this now finally gone too far?
Blake Griffin is having a great season for the Los Angeles Clippers. The Clippers are improving, but this weekend they reminded us that they're still horrid.


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* Greece's biggest telecom to issue new bonds
* Plans to refinance existing debt, buy back old bonds
* Credit markets for Greek companies thaw, at steep price
ATHENS, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Greece's biggest telecoms company OTE is to issue about 500 million euros ($673 million) of five-year bonds this week, in a sign of improving financing conditions for Greek companies.
OTE is the latest Greek company to announce it is refinancing debt as conditions pick up after Athens secured bailout funds, allowing it to push back repayment further into the future when the country's economy may have emerged from recession.
OTE's five-year, fixed-coupon bonds will refinance a planned buyback of bonds maturing in 2013 and 2014 at 100 percent and 102 percent of face value respectively, the company said.
"The total amount of bonds to be bought back will be determined within the next days and will depend on the successful completion of the new bond issue," the company said.
An OTE official who declined to be named said the company planned to raise about 500 million euros. BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and HSBC were mandated for the deal.
"Credit conditions for Greek companies are thawing," said an Athens-based analyst who declined to be named.
Greece secured bailout funds from its international lenders last month, easing fears that it would default and be forced to leave the euro.
On Friday, Hellenic Petroleum, Greece's biggest refiner, said it secured 605 million euros in fresh three-year bank loans to replace debt maturing later in the year.
Titan, Greece's biggest cement company, last month exchanged 200 million euros of debt for longer-term bonds.
Major Greek companies' credit rating had deteriorated after the country's debt crisis broke out in late 2009, which brought its government to the brink of default.
OTE, southeast Europe's biggest telecoms company with a 'Caa1' rating from Moody's and 'B-' from S&P, has about 1.3 billion euros of bonds maturing by April 2014. It had a total net debt of 3.07 billion euros at the end of the third quarter.
The company, part-owned and managed by Germany's Deutsche Telekom, has declared debt reduction as a major goal and plans to sell its satellite unit HellasSat and its Bulgarian cell phone subsidiary Globul later this year to reduce its borrowings.
Yet debt refinancing costs for Greek companies remain high. Titan last month exchanged the 200 million euro, 6.9 percent bonds due in July for four-year debt paying a fixed coupon of 8.75 percent. Hellenic Petroleum did not say what interest its fresh loans carried.
"Debt is refinanced, but at a higher price," the analyst said. "The major breakthrough for Greek companies will come when they manage to raise fresh debt to fund new operations," he added. ($1 = 0.7429 euros) (Reporting by Harry Papachristou; Editing by David Holmes)


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Stock up on counting skills and role play fun with the LeapFrog Count Along Till. Little shoppers will have bags of fun with a 20-piece set that talks, sings & counts with a friendly animated face!
Little shoppers can run their own shop from the moment their singing till powers on and announces "Open for business!" 8 yummy pretend food items correspond with buttons on the till's touch screen.
Press a button to hear the name and colour of the food, a verse of a shopping song and fun sounds like the crunching of egg shells followed by "Oops, guess we'll make an omelette!" Press the number buttons 1-10 to hear the numbers and a counting song.
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Here is the page I'm working on:
Unless I've fixed the issue on my own, you should see a completely white page. Is there something I can do to turn on error reporting for php pages?
Try ini_set('error_reporting',E_ALL);
As Rvan mentioned, or a more direct way (for only affecting the file you are working in), you could use
Note: This would go at the top of the file you are working on.
If on the off-chance there are still no errors showing then try the following:
ini_set( 'error_reporting',E_ALL );
ini_set( 'display_errors', TRUE );
John_Betong, I tried your code suggestion and still no error page. I am running this website, for testing purposes, inside a directory off the root. Would that make a difference?
Try copying and pasting this code at the very top of the test file:
if( 1 ) // 0 == FALSE, 1 == TRUE,
# Defines
defined('jj' ) ? NULL : define( 'jj', '<br />' );
defined('D_DATE') ? NULL : define('D_DATE', date('d-m-Y', time()));
defined('D_TIME') ? NULL : define('D_TIME', date('H:i:s', time()));
defined('d_long') ? NULL : define('d_long', 'l jS \\of F Y h:i:s');
defined('D_LONG') ? NULL : define('D_LONG', date( d_long, time()));
# Dates
echo jj .ini_get('date.timezone');
echo jj .D_DATE;
echo jj .D_TIME;
echo jj, D_LONG;
echo jj;
# File
echo jj, __FILE__;
echo jj, 'Last modified: ' , date( d_long, filemtime(__FILE__) );
echo jj, 'filesize(): ' , filesize( __FILE__ ) . 'bytes';
echo jj;
# Test errors
$x = array();
$x[]= ini_set( 'error_reporting',-1 ); # -1 is most agressive
$x[]= ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 ); # 1 == TRUE
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[0];
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[0];
echo jj .__LINE__ . ' : ' .$x[2];
Still all I get is a blank white page. I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that I use mod rewrite? Any other ideas?
How do I see errors when a php page has problems? Here is the page I'm working on:
Unless I've fixed the issue on my own, you should see a completely white page. Is there something I can do to turn on error reporting for php pages?
I checked the original link and it shows fine although there are a few minor HTML errors:
Sorry, I should have updated this thread, but instead of working inside a folder off the root, I decided to put the test project in a whole new domain. Here is the current page I'm working on that does not produce any error messages, even though I have copied and pasted in the various suggestions:
That page has a 500 error
How did you find that out? Why don't I get any text when errors are thrown? I used to, but now they don't show any more. Is it a setting in php.ini or something?
I just clicked on your link - if you are still using mod rewrite what happens if you disable it?
I deleted everything in the .htaccess file and then saved. Then I attempted to reload the page. I still get nothing but a blank white page.
Could be. Take a look this article:http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=26071
Bless you tom8! I now have error reporting back on.
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The 2016 version of the Tumpane Track Team turned out to be one of our most successful groups ever. We won so many ribbons this year the coaches had trouble keeping up with the count.
We had an amazing 20 athletes qualify for the next meet (The TDSB West Conference Finals on June 8th). That was just the Grade 4/5 athletes, it would have been even more but the Grade 3 athletes do not move on to conference finals!!
Good luck to our athletes at the next meet. We want to bring the biggest ever Tumpane Track Team to the Toronto City Finals. Go Tornadoes!!!!
Coaches, Bair, DaSilva, Haye and Harvey
Hello Parent(s)/Guardian(s):
Our Move-A-Thon is scheduled for May 18th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This event will take place during the school hours.
If any parent(s) and/or guardian(s) wish to volunteer and support our Move-A-Thon, please speak with Mr. Costa or Ms. Adarna.
TDSB West Division Co-Ed Volleyball Finalists!!!!
The Co-Ed volleyball team made it all the way to the finals of their tournament at Brookview Middle School on April 19th. The team played a great tournament and in the end they were rewarded with a Finalist Banner to display proudly in our gym. Congratulations to all the players, your hard work at practice paid off!!!
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Boris Karloff; Lon Chaney, Jr.; Bela Lugosi; Universal Pictures (Firm)
|0783288174 9780783288178 0783288204 9780783288208
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|Plastic figurines are busts of Bela Lugosi as Dracula, Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein Monster, and Lon Chaney, Jr. as the Wolf Man, created by Sideshow Collectibles.
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Originally released as motion pictures.
|All films produced by Universal.
|6 videodiscs : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in. + 3 figurines (plastic? : color : approximately 6-7 in. high).
|DVD, Region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation, Dolby Digital 2.0 mono; 3 discs are single sided, 3 are dual sided.
|The Wolf Man, the legacy collection. Disc 1. The Wolf Man (1941, 70 min.) screenplay, Curt Siodmak ; director, George Waggner ; with Lon Chaney, Jr., Claude Rains, Warren William, Ralph Bellamy, Patric Knowles, Bela Lugosi, Maria Ouspenskaya, Evelyn Ankers and optional audio commentary by Tom Weaver --
Frankenstein meets the Wolf Man (1942, 74 min.) screenplay, Curt Siodmak ; director, Roy William Neill ; with Lon Chaney Jr., Ilona Massey, Patric Knowles, Bela Lugosi, Lionel Atwill, Maria Ouspenskaya ; plus theatrical trailer. --
disc 2. She-Wolf of London (1946, 62 min.) screenplay, George Bricker ; director, Jean Yarbrough ; with Don Porter, June Lockhart, Martin Kosleck --
WereWolf of London (1935, 75 min.) screenplay, John Colton ; director, Suart Walker ; with Henry Hull, Warner Oland, Valerie Hobson, Spring Byington --
Monster by moonlight, an original documentary on the making of 'The Wolf Man." Dracula, the legacy collection, Disc 1. Dracula (1931, 75 min.) screenplay, Garrett Fort ; director, Tod Browning ; with Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Helen Chandler, Dwight Frye, Edward Van Sloan ; original soundtrack or optional Philip Glass score ; commentaries by David J. Skal and Stephen Sommers, poster and photo montage, original trailer --
The road to Dracula : an original documentary --
disc 2. Dracula (Spanish version) (1931, 104 min.) screenplay, Garrett Fort ; director, George Melford ; with Carlos Villarias, Lupito Tovar, Pablo Alvarez Rubio, Barry Norten ; introduction by Lupita Tovar --
Dracula's daughter (1936, 72 min.) screenplay, Garrett Ford ; director, Lambert Hillyer ; with Otto Kruger, Gloria Holden, Marguerite Churchill ; plus theatrical trailer --
Son of Dracula (1943, 81 min.) screenplay, Eric Taylor ; director, Robert Siodmak ; with Lon Chaney, Jr. Louise Albritton, Evelyn Ankers ; plus theatrical trailer --
House of Dracula (1945, 67 min.) screenplay, Edward T. Lowe ; director, Erle C. Kenton ; with Lon Chaney, Jr., Martha O'Driscoll, John Carradine, Lionel Atwill, Glenn Strange, Onslow Stevens. Frankenstein, the legacy collection, disc 1. Frankenstein (1931, 70 min.) screenplay, Garrett Fort and Francis Edwards Faragoh ; director, James Whale ; with Boris Karloss, Colin Clive, Mae Clarke, John Boles, Edward Van Sloan, Dwight Frye ; with optional audio commentary by Rudy Behlmer, theatrical trailer --
Bride of Frankenstein (1935, 75 min.) sreenplay, William Hurlbut ; director, James Whale ; with Boris Karloff, Colin Clive, Elsa Lanchester, Ernest Thesiger, Dwight Frye, Valerie Hobson, Una O'Connor --
disc. 2. Son of Frankenstein (1939, 100 min.) screenplay, Willis Cooper ; director, Rowland V. Lee ; with Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, Lionel Atwill, Josephine Hutchinson --
Ghost of Frankenstein (1942, 68 min.) screenplay, W. Scott Darling ; director, Erle C. Kenton ; with Cedric Hardwicke, Ralph Bellamy, Lionel Atwill, Bela Lugosi, Evelyn Ankers, Lon Chaney Jr., with theatrical trailer --
House of Frankenstein (1944, 71 min.) screenplay, Edward T. Lowe; director, Erle C. Kenton ; with Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine, J. Carrol Naish, Lionel Atwill ; with theatrical trailer --
commentary by Steven Sommers on Frankenstein's monster --
Frankenstein poster and photo gallery --
She's Alive! Creating the Bride of Frankenstein --
The Frankenstein files : how Hollywood made a monster --
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|Legacy collection from Heritage West Books.
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|Dracula (Motion picture : 1931)
House of Frankenstein (Motion picture)
Ghost of Frankenstein (Motion picture)
Frankenstein meets the Wolf Man (Motion picture)
Bride of Frankenstein (Motion picture)
Frankenstein (Motion picture)
Wolf man (Motion picture)
Fourteen of the most famous horror films from Universal studios in the 1930s and 1940s.
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The most versatile of the three day packs for cross-over activities such as day-hiking, snowshoeing, bike commuting, school use or as an airline carry-on. This feature rich day pack is as comfortable on the tarmac as it is on the trail. Made with 450d recycled PET, the Red Rock 25 utilizes 15 recycled 16-ounce plastic bottles. Save the planet, go backpacking!
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Reading- We have been focussing on nonfiction reading skills in Guided Reading including making connections, inferencing, and direct questions while using the text to support our answers. The students also looked up Science and Social Studies content specific terms and their definitions while recording them into their corresponding notebooks.
Writing- We have been writing narratives while applying our Science knowledge pretending to be scientists exporing the Grand Canyon while considering the five elements of writing. We also wrote narratives while applying Social Studies knowledge pretending to be a child of a Native American while considering the five elements of writing.
Math- Students have finished their study of decimals this week including; estimating, adding, and subtracting. They will have an assessment next Monday checking their progress in these areas.
Social Studies- The students will continue to study early americans and how they used conflict and compromise while settling the area that is now Ohio.


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A unique course that explains what anxiety is, what causes it and what we can do about it.
This course will show you a number of exercises and practices that you can use that will help you bring anxiety under control and in doing so will help you deal with troublesome incidents and memories from you past.
In a step by step approach we examine what happens in the brain when we start to feel anxious. How various areas of our brains control our behaviour and responses. We then learn a number of techniques specifically aimed to target these areas of the brain to eliminate the impact that anxiety can have on your life.
Technical terminology is kept to a minimum. This is primarily a practical course aimed at bringing about real and lasting change.
You will learn the common symptoms of anxiety and be able to compare them with your own experiences.
How does anxiety build up over time? In this section you will learn about the build up of anxiety.
Use these activities to practice what you have learnt in section 2.
Why is being able to control our breathing so important to being able to control anxiety. This lecture explains the reasons and also describes a breathing technique that you should not use.
This is a demonstration of the first breathing technique.
THis is a demonstration of the second breathing technique, 'Bamboo' breathing.
You have learnt two breathing techniques. In this section we review them and discuss how to use each practice.
Here are some practice activities to use with the breathing techniques learnt in section 3.
This lecture now deepens your understanding of what is happening when you start to feel anxious.
Are you able to pay attention to what is happening in your life? Maybe not. In this lecture we explore how we pay attention to things.
In this lecture you will learn how to use attention.
This lecture introduces the 'anxiety work sheet' and describes how to use it.
We often use metaphors to describe our feelings. This lecture gives an example of one client's metaphor of his experiences.
Section four is an important step. Here are some practice activities to re-enforce what you have learnt and to prepare for section 5.
Earlier lectures have described using 'anchors' as part of our exercises. We now learn how to use them.
How anxious are you, how do you know and is it getting better or worse. This lecture introduces a simple process to answer those questions.
You have learnt about the 'anxiety thermometer'. Now we learn how touse it.
You now know what happens when you are anxious and how to meaure it. It is now time to start changing things.
And when you experience anxiety it is like……….what? Lets practice making some more changes.
Here is an additional exercise to add to what you learnt in section 5.
In this lecture we describe a very important exerperiment that describes how the brain learns.
What were the results of the piano experiment? Lets find out!
Neuroplasticity is an important and developing field in neuro science. This lecture explains some of the basics of neuroplasticity
Now that we know what Neuroplasticity is, this lecture explains more about how to use this feature of the brain.
This lecture describes in more detail how we make neuroplasticy work for us.
Throughout our lives many things can happen to us that create negative and unhelpful anchors. In this lecture we will practice the opposite, creating positive anchors that can be helpful to us.
There are two categories of memory, explicit and implicit.This lecture explains the difference between the two.
Our bodies respond through our nervous systems, the sympathetic and the parasympathetic. In this lecture we take a brief look at the difference between the two,
When we stop and rest, does our brain become quiet? No, it does not.A system called the default mode network kicks in and the brain remains highly active. Understanding the DFN and learning to control it is an important feature on controlling anxiety.
In addition to the default mode network we have the Task positive and Task negative networks. This lecture explains both networks and how they can impact on us when we feel anxious.
An important practise available to us to control anxiety is the practise of mindfulness. This talk introduces the concept and practice of mindfulness.
This recording is a mindfulnessmeditation exercise.
Things that have happened to us are often the source of anxiety. It would be nice if we cold change the past, but how can we do this? This talk explores ways of changing the impact that past events have on us.
If we are going to work on our past memories we need to find the important events that are affecting us. This lecture presents two techniques for achieving this.
This recording is the first stage in accessing troublesome memories
This recording is the second stage in accessing troublesome memories
You have now identified the incidents and memories in your life. We will now look at ways of changing how these events make us feel anxious. After this talk you will be ready to start making changesto these important events in your life.
This audio course guides you through the process of changing your past. After practicing this exercise you will begin to take control of those troublesome memories.
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Some events are more significant than others and require specialintervention. This process will enable you to steal with events of a more traumatic nature and free yourself of their influence.
This talk presents a review of the two techniques for dealing with troublesome memories and gives guidance on when and when not to use them.
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The INTERPOL's Latin America Working Party on Information Technology Crime (LAWPITC) was formed in 2005. Currently, the permanent members of the LAWPITC are the representatives of the Specialized High-Tech Crime Investigation Units from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela.
The aims of this Working Party are:
- To improve the cooperation, sharing of knowledge and practical experience among INTERPOL member countries and other international organizations dealing with high-tech crime.
- To promote the standardization of methods and working proceedings to efficiently combat cyber crime.
- To establish a good practice guidelines.
The Working Party's practical activities are:
- To coordinate with the rest of INTERPOL working parties on IT crime.
- To promote international police cooperation among Latin American countries.
- To share expertise on IT crime investigations.
- To create and supervise the work done by the sub-groups coping with the specific necessities of the specialized units dealing with high-tech crime in Latin America.


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Friday 25 November 2005
It was Friday, under the sign of Sagittarius. The US president was George W. Bush (Republican).
In that special week of November people in US were listening to Run It! by Chris Brown.
In UK You Raise Me Up by Westlife was in the top 5 hits.
Æon Flux, directed by Karyn Kusama, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2005
while A Million Little Pieces by James Fre was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Ask a Ninja.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None or Clubhouse Games.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
You can also have a look at the whole 2005 or at November 25 across the years.
Old Newspapers
Have a look at the old newspapers from 25 November 2005 and get them!
Which were the most popular movies released in the last 30 days ?
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Which were the most popular TV series released in the last months ?
Find out your future
Get a FREE Numerology report based on the digits of 25 November 2005!
Wish him/her..
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Which were the important events of 25 November 2005 ?
- R.C. Saints - Saint Catherine of Alexandria; Moses?
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: National Day (1943)
- Surinam - Independence Day (from the Netherlands, 1975)
- International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
Famous Birthdays:See famous people born on 25 November
- The 20th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting opens in Valletta, Malta.
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Seth Rogen Teaches Snoop Dogg How To Roll A Perfect Joint
Snoop Dogg maybe the last person to need any pointers when it comes to weed but that didn't stop actor Seth Rogen from showing the rapper how to roll the perfect joint.
The rap music lover admitted he learned how to roll what he calls a cross joint from a book and even showed off his talent as the "apex of vortex of joint engineering" by rolling all of them in the movie "Pineapple Express."
Impressed by Rogen's skills the rapper said, "You creative as a motherf*****."
In return for the lesson Snoop taught the "Bound 2" comedian about origin of the word "chronic."
"White boy came and he had some shit called hydroponic, but we got so motherfucking high [we thought he said] hydrochronic. And that's when we started calling it chronic," Snoop said.
Watch as Snoop and Seth talk weed and much more on "Double G News Network."
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United States Marijuana Party candidate complains about election fraud to F.B.I.
United States Marijuana Party candidate complains about election fraud to F.B.I. June 18, 2012.
United States Marijuana Party candidates complains to F.B.I.
about election fraud in Vermont.
From: Cris Ericson
Sent: 6/18/2012 10:54:46 PM
To: jim.condos [at] sec.state.vt.us [jim.condos [at] sec.state.vt.us]
Subject: fraud to conceal material facts on sec. state election website
Sent : 6/18/2012 12:59:31 PM
To : GovernorVT [at] state.vt.us; ny1 [at] ic.fbi.gov; washington.field [at] ic.fbi.gov;
kscheele [at] sec.state.vt.us; will.senning [at] sec.state.vt.us
Dear Kathy Scheele, Will Senning, Governor Shumlin,
Good afternoon,
I believe you all appear to be commiting election fraud
because you have the list of candidate for the Primary
election listed on the Secretary of State Elections
Division website, but you do not have the list of
candidates who are not "draft" candidates, but who
are actually already candidates for the general
election Nov. 6, 2012, such as myself.
I believe that you appear to be fraudulently concealing
material facts from the voters in order to commit
fraud so that they do not know that they have other
When you list my opposing candidates, and do not
list me, you are giving them preferential treatment
that affects the outcome of the state and federal
election because I am a candidate in the general
election for state and federal office,
and I became a candidate when my petitions were
filed, and they were already verified because
I received telephone notice left on my tape machine
that they were verified.
You have a legal duty to provide the registered voters
of Vermont of the material facts that there is a
final candidate list of candidates not required to
participate in any Primary election.
You have a legal duty to provide that information
You know that Governor Peter Shumlin was not legally
elected because of the vote fraud in 2010 where you
reduced my unofficial vote count for Governor 2010
and U.S. Senate 2010 by 50% from the unofficial
vote count to the official vote count, without
any explanation.
Stop commiting fraud in elections!
Cris Ericson
usmjp [at] aceweb.com
Candidate opposing Governor Peter Shumlin
and also opposing Bernard Sanders for U.S. Senate.
VERMONT SECRETARY OF STATE - Jim Condos
Elections Division
Vermont Secretary of State
128 State Street
Montpelier, VT 05633-1101
In-State: (800) 439-8683
Outside VT: (802) 828-2464
HOURS: 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Welcome to the Secretary of State's Elections
and Campaign Finance Division web pages.
DRAFT CANDIDATE LIST for August 28 Primary
DRAFT CANDIDATE LIST for August 28 Primary PDF
Parties, Candidates, and interested citizens:
Please Review the Candidate List above
and email the Elections Division if you find any errors or omissions.
The printing deadline is Tuesday at 5:00 p.m.
Independent and Minor Party Candidate List
for the November 6 General Election
will be posted on or before the week of July 1.
Contact Kathy Scheele
(formerly DeWolfe),
Director of Elections and Campaign Finance
at kscheele [at] sec.state.vt.us
or (802) 828-2304
Contact Will at will.senning [at] sec.state.vt.us
or (802) 828-0175 for Municipal Elections,
Lobbyist, Campaign Finance
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- Sales of $737.9 million increased $11.2 million, or 1.5%, from 2011 levels; excluding $20.8 million of unfavorable foreign currency translation, organic sales increased 4.5%. Second quarter 2012 revenues (net sales plus financial services revenue) were $777.8 million.
- Restructuring costs of $10.2 million included $6.8 million, as expected, for the settlement of a pension plan related to a 2011 facility closure; second-quarter 2011 restructuring costs were $1.9 million.
- Operating earnings before financial services of $104.6 million, including $8.3 million of higher restructuring costs, improved to 14.2% of sales as compared to $98.8 million, or 13.6% of sales, last year.
- Financial services operating earnings of $25.6 million compares with $17.5 million (excluding the $18.0 million arbitration settlement gain) last year; second-quarter 2011 operating earnings from financial services, including the arbitration settlement gain, were $35.5 million.
- Consolidated operating earnings of $130.2 million increased $13.9 million from comparable (excluding arbitration settlement gain) prior-year levels and improved to 16.7% of revenues as compared to 15.4% last year. Including the arbitration settlement gain, consolidated operating earnings in the second quarter of 2011 were $134.3 million or 17.7% of revenues.
- Net earnings of $76.4 million, or $1.30 per diluted share, compares with second-quarter 2011 net earnings of $66.9 million, or $1.14 per diluted share, excluding the $18.0 million ($11.1 million after tax or $0.19 per diluted share) arbitration settlement gain. Net earnings in the second quarter of 2011, including the arbitration settlement gain, were $78.0 million, or $1.33 per diluted share.
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Composition-board Aervoe Stencil Kit comes with 17 Stencils, each measuring 22-1/2"W x 36"L x 35-mil thick. This Stencil Kit includes: 9"W No Parking, Slow Speed, Shipping/Receiving, A–Z and 0–9. 10"H One Way, Visitor, Exit and Reserved. 19"H In, Out. 20"L Arrows—Straight and Curved. 31"H x 16"W Handicap Symbol.
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CAGE Code: 3ZEL7 | DUNS: 18-854-1176
Reference Number: WB0000