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BOX OFFICE RETURNS: Jake Gyllenhaal and End Of Watch Won The Weekend09/22/2012
Jake Gyllenhaal is back on top of the Box Office this year after winning the weekend at box office with his new film End of Watch.
UPDATE — SUNDAY 5:56AM: As I mentioned yesterday, it's anyone's BOX Office Game To Take. Trouble with the Curve won Saturday with $5.5 million dollars and is now projecting a $13.2 million dollar weekend. However House at the End of the Street and Jennifer Lawrence are right there, racking in $5.4 million dollars on Saturday. The kicker? House at the End of the Street made $4.6 million on Friday to Trouble with the Curves $4.1 million. So, for the moment, House at the End of the Street is still in the lead. Meanwhile, End of Watch made only slightly less then the two films already mentioned. The Jake Gyllenhaal drama made $5.3 million on Saturday and is now projecting a $13.2 million dollar weekend like the other two films vying for the top spot. That leaves Sunday to figure this whole Box Office thing out. All three films are neck and neck, and so which ever film wins Sunday, will win this weekends Box Office gold.
SATURDAY POST: House At The End Of The Street took home $4.6 million dollars last night and won Friday at the Box Office. For a film with a production budget of only $10 million dollars, that ain't bad. Still, The House at the End of the Street could be surpassed by a couple of films by the end of the weekend.
End of Watch starring Jake Gyllenhaal is on Jennifer Lawrence and her horror flicks heels. End of Watch pulled in $4.5 million dollars on Friday night, but is projecting a $13.5 million dollar weekend. Meanwhile, House at the End of the Street is projecting a $12.3 million dollar weekend.
Trouble with The Curve's Box Office numbers may coincide with Clint Eastwood strange convention chair routine. He looked like a clown, and turned off people from the left and the right by being a bit too callus with The President of the United States. Love him or hate him, but respect the office — this is our country. The film did $4.3 million dollars on Friday night and is project to finish second behind End of Watch, which would put House at the End of the Street in 3rd. I think the projections for Trouble with the Curve are a bit bullish however, so don't count on that. Jennifer Lawrence could still pull it out.
The saddest news of the weekend comes from Lionsgate. Dredd 3D flopped, big time. The comic book adaptation made a meek $2.2 million dollars on Friday and is projecting a puny $5.7 million dollar weekend. Don't look for the sequel folks, it's not going to happen. The film couldn't even beat out Finding Memo 3D in its second week, a film that has been on DVD for ten years.
Here's Friday's Box Office Totals and The Rest Weekend Projection
1. End Of Watch (Open Road) NEW [2,730 Runs] R
Friday $4.6M, Saturday $5.1M, Weekend $13.2M
2? Trouble With The Curve (Warner Bros) NEW [3,212 Runs] PG13
Friday $4.1M, Saturday $5.2M, Weekend $12.9M
2? House At The End Of The Street (Relativity) NEW [3,083 Runs] PG13
Friday $4.6M, Saturday $5.3M, Weekend $12.8M
4. Finding Nemo 3D (Disney) Week 2 [2,904 Runs] G
Friday $2.3M, Saturday $4.4M, Weekend $9.4 (-43%), Cume $29.9M
5. Resident Evil 5 3D (Screen Gems/Sony) Week 2 [3,016 Runs] R
Friday 1.9M, Saturday $2.9M, Weekend $6.7M (-68%), Cume $33.4M
6. Dredd 3D (Lionsgate) NEW [2,506 Runs] R
Friday $2.2M, Saturday $2.4M, Weekend $6.3M
7. The Master (Weinstein Co) Week 2 [788 Runs] R
Friday $1.3M, Saturday $1.9M, Weekend $5.0M, Cume $6.0M
8. The Possession (Lionsgate) Week 4 [2,598 Runs] PG13
Friday $815K, Saturday $1.2M, Weekend $2.6M, Cume $45.2M
9. Lawless (Weinstein Co) Week 4 [2,614 Runs] R
Friday $704K, Saturday $1.0M, Weekend $2.3M, Cume $34.5M
10. ParaNorman (Focus Features) Week 6 [1,617 Runs] PG
Friday $466K, Saturday $1.1M, Weekend $2.2M, Cume $52.5M
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Whereas, the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, while transferring the above Writ Petition filed by the Medical Council of India in TP (C) No. 302/2012 dated 12.10.2012 , was pleased to continue the interim orders which have already been passed by the Hon'ble High Court.
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Rainmaker CGI Rain Storm Assaults ?AtlantisProvides effects for ?The Eye? episode of MGM?s ?Stargate Atlantis? (January 03, 2005)
Rainmaker announces its completion of CGI effects for ?The Eye, the second segment of a two-part episode of ?Stargate Atlantis. Rainmaker produced a stunning display of squally VFX, portraying realistic storm conditions in this episode of ?Atlantis. ?The Eye airs Friday evening, January 21, 2005 on the Sci-Fi Channel.
In ?The Eye, a powerful storm has reached the city limits and rages on while the key characters devise a plan to harness the energy of the storms lightning to power the shield. ?One of the greatest challenges with a show like ?The Eye is that many of the shots are all CGI. The water, the storm and the city all exist only inside the computer, explains Mark Breakspear, Visual Effects Supervisor at Rainmaker.
?Creating CGI water is an extremely tough process, so as soon as we knew that we were going to be doing a CGI Storm, we started trying to mimic examples that we could see in the real world. Once we had the locked-cut, and the clock was ticking, we needed to devise a way in which we could do 100 shots in six weeks. Many of these were complex CGI with water and rain. We needed a whole new pipeline to accomplish our goals.
Rainmaker answered the challenge by combining the 2D and 3D software in a very unique way, ?We had to come up with an integrated solution because there really wasnt anything viable out there, Breakspear states. ?Our CGI solution could get you only half of the way there. We needed to use various 2D solutions in conjunction with the 3D in order to create the look of the storm. We would use the 2D environment to create the complex dynamics that take place on the surface of the water, but then map that back in to the 3D world. That all then got rendered in multiple passes and went back to 2D for final compositing? There was a lot of back and forth!
After watching a lot of films featuring inclement weather along with footage of the recent Florida hurricanes, the Rainmaker team had a clear vision of how water needs to look in order to accurately mimic a storm. They then developed their own pipeline that would manage the complex process between their CG software and compositing systems, Fusion and Inferno. The artists constructed an environment which created water at various stormy levels, making it possible to vary the amount of foam along with wave movement and see how that interacted with the objects in the scene, without waiting for a shot to go to final compositing.
?We just couldnt afford to go about this episode in a traditional way, because inevitably you get changes and then those changes each take time to render, says Breakspear. ?With this process, I could sit there and look at the city and the artists could create great looking CG waves crashing into the city, our unique 3D/2D process allowing us to see spray, foam and splashes. This way of working made the impossible, possible.
These effects were previously very tough to do. A combination of deadline and number of shots meant that you would always have to set a level of quality that you could deliver for every shot. The way Rainmaker built the pipeline for this episode meant they could dial the quality higher.
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According to a notice from Health Canada, the Pradax patient monograph will now include new recommendations to assess renal function in patients being considered for, or already being treated with Pradax.
The Health Canada notice also pointed out that the safety and efficacy of Pradax have not been studied in patients with hemodynamically significant rheumatic valvular heart disease, especially mitral stenosis, or patients with prosthetic heart valves. There is also no data to support that Pradax provides adequate anticoagulation in patients with prosthetic heart valves, with or without atrial fibrillation. Therefore, the use of Pradax is not recommended in patients with hemodynamically significant rheumatic valvular heart disease or in patients with prosthetic heart valves, the agency said.
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Yokoyama Matsusaburō
Yokoyama Matsusaburō (横山 松三郎, 1838–1884) was a pioneering Japanese photographer, artist, lithographer and teacher.
Yokoyama was born Yokoyama Bunroku (横山 文六) in Iturup (then under Japanese control) on 10 October 1838.[1] Early in his life, Yokoyama and his family moved to Hakodate, where in 1854 he was first exposed to photography on seeing daguerreotypes by Eliphalet Brown, Jr. and A. F. Mozhaiskii.[2] At the age of fifteen he was apprenticed to a kimono dealer, and during this time developed an interest in painting. A few years later, as an assistant to the Russian painter Lehman,[3] he was exposed to Western painting styles and helped sketch the surroundings of the Russian Consulate in Hakodate. With a view to improving his landscape painting, Yokoyama started to learn photography. He travelled to Yokohama and studied photography under Shimooka Renjō, then returned to Hakodate and studied under the Russian consul, I. A. Goshkevich.[4] In 1868 Yokoyama opened his own commercial photographic studio in Yokohama.[5] That same year he moved his studio to Ryōgoku (in Tokyo), naming it Tsūten-rō (通天楼); some time later, he moved Tsūten-rō a short distance to Ueno Ikenohata).[6]
In 1868, Yokoyama met Ninagawa Noritane, an official in the Meiji government, who commissioned him to photograph Edo Castle, before its imminent reconstruction, and the Imperial treasures housed in the Shōsōin. The project was completed between 1871 and 1872 and some of the resulting work was published in 1872 as an album of 64 photographs titled Kyū-Edo-jō Shashin-chō (旧江戸城写真帳, Photograph Album of the former Edo Castle) and republished as an album of 73 photographs in 1878 under the title Kanko Zusetsu, Jokakau-no-bu (History and description of Japanese arts and industries, part one, the castle).[7] Some of Yokoyama's photographs of Japanese art works were presented at the 1873 Vienna Exposition.[8]
Yokoyama was the first Japanese photographer to seriously pursue stereographic photography. An early photograph of his studio equipment shows seven cameras, of which two are stereographic. By 1869 Yokoyama, accompanied by friends and students, was travelling throughout Japan to make stereoviews. He produced at least three series of views that were published at the time, but that are now very hard to find. According to photography historian Rob Oechsle, Yokoyama's are the only notable Japanese-made stereographic series from the early Meiji period; they were taken from 1869 through the 1870s.[9]
In 1870, Shimooka Renjō invited Yokoyama to join him in photographing Mount Nikkō-Shirane. The resulting photographs, under both their names, were subsequently presented to the Tokugawa clan.[5]
Yokoyama opened an art school in 1873 whose students included such painters as Kamei Shiichi, Kamei Takejiro and Yamada Nariaki, and such photographers as Azusawa Ryōichi, Kikuchi Shingaku, Nakajima Matsuchi, and Suzuki Shin'ichi.[10]
In 1876, he gave the rights to his studio to his assistant Oda Nobumasa and became a lecturer at the Japanese Military Academy,[11] lecturing on photography and lithography.[12]
In 1881,[13] a recurrence of his tuberculosis, first caught around the age of fifteen, forced him to leave his post at the Military Academy. Nevertheless, he then founded the Shashin Sekiban-sha (Photolithography Company), he continued to paint, and about this time he created what he called shashin abura-e (寫眞油繪 in the orthography of the time, 写真油絵 now) or "photographic oil-paintings", in which the paper support of a photograph was cut away and oil paints then applied to the remaining emulsion. Yokoyama produced a number of works using this technique.[14]
Yokoyama died in Tokyo on 15 October 1884.
In addition to his landscapes and portraits, Yokoyama is noted for his self-portraits, and his works include paintings, large format albumen prints (monochrome and hand-coloured), and shashin abura-e. He produced studio souvenir albums, some of which have survived to this day. A biography of Yokoyama was written in 1887.[15]
- ^ Birth details according to Nihon no shashinka.
- ^ Eliphalet Brown, Jr. was in Hakodate early in the year as a member of Commodore Perry's second mission to Japan. A. F. Mozhaiskii arrived in Hakodate aboard the Russian ship Diana later that same year. Mozhaiskii produced a number of daguerreotypes of the city. Bennett, 82.
- ^ Given name unknown.
- ^ Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 183; Bennett, 82.
- ^ a b Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 183.
- ^ Yokoe, 'Yokoyama Matsusaburō'. Yokoe does not indicate when the second move took place. Nihon no shashinka follows this account by Yokoe. Earlier accounts, including Yokoe's earlier one in 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', tend to talk of Yokohama and Ueno, not mentioning Ryōgoku. Bennett notes that, according to historians Torin Boyd, Naomi Izakura, and Anne Wilkes Tucker, Yokoyama opened his first studio in Tokyo, not Yokohama. There may have been two studios. Bennett, 82.
- ^ The title is printed on the cover in Japanese characters, in roman letters transliterated from the Japanese: Kwan ko dzu setsu, and in French: Notice historique et descriptive sur les arts et industries japonais, première partie, château. This was one of a ten-volume work: five volumes in Japanese with plates, and five in French translation. Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 182.
- ^ Bennett, 83.
- ^ Oechsle, 221.
- ^ It is not clear whether the latter student was Suzuki Shin'ichi I or Suzuki Shin'ichi II. Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 183; Bennett, 83. In a possible connection, in Nihon no shashinka it is stated that Suzuki Shin'ichi II may have worked for Yokoyama in 1876.
- ^ Presumably the Imperial Japanese Army Academy.
- ^ Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 183; Bennett, 83.
- ^ In 1882, according to Bennett, 83.
- ^ Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 182, 183; Bennett, 83.
- ^ Yokoe, 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884)', 183; Bennett, 82, 83.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yokoyama Matsusaburō.
- Bennett, Terry. Photography in Japan: 1853–1912. Rutland, Vt: Charles E. Tuttle, 2006. ISBN 0-8048-3633-7 (hard)
- Nihon no shashinka (日本の写真家) / Biographic Dictionary of Japanese Photography. Tokyo: Nichigai Associates, 2005. ISBN 4-8169-1948-1. (in Japanese) Despite the English-language alternative title, all in Japanese.
- Oechsle, Rob. 'Stereoviews—Index of Japan–Related Stereoview Photographers and Publishers, 1859–1912'. In Bennett, Terry. Old Japanese Photographs: Collector's Data Guide London: Quaritch, 2006. ISBN 0-9550852-4-1 (hard)
- Union List of Artist Names, s.v. "Yokoyama, Matsusaburo". Accessed 10 September 2006.
- Yokoe, Fuminori. 'Part 3-3. Yokoyama Matsusaburo (1838-1884).' In The Advent of Photography in Japan/Shashin torai no koro, Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, and Hakodate Museum of Art, Hokkaido, eds. (Tokyo: Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture; Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography; Hokkaido: Hakodate Museum of Art, 1997), 182-183.
- Yokoe, Fuminori. 'Yokoyama Matsusaburō'. Nihon shashinka jiten (日本写真家事典) / 328 Outstanding Japanese Photographers. Kyoto: Tankōsha, 2000. ISBN 4-473-01750-8. P.327. (in Japanese) Despite the English-language alternative title, all in Japanese.


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This term and/or one of it's pseudonyms (penhunter, hunter, pen-hunter, PH, hunting, etc.) is widely misunderstood and misused in public races. One reason for this is that it has become popular for hosts to advertise house rules. Sometimes a host might stipulate a house rule to the effect that non-aggressive sailing, "easy going" sailing, relaxed rules, or maybe gentlemanly courtesy is expected for a specific race or series of races. So long as everyone racing understands the intention of that house rule all should be fine but the frequent occurrence is that some skipper will assert the Racing Rules of Sailing whenever they come into play. Sometimes this reflects a trained habit and then sometimes it is done for vengeance or out of spite for another skipper.
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When a boat maneuvers to assert her right of way and in doing so negatively impacts her own place in the race (or the series of races that comprise a regatta) then she will usually be regarded as penalty hunting.
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What do biochar, the C. elegans worm, and assemblage art have in common? They were all thought-provoking central ideas discussed in Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School's first TEDx event last Saturday.
What do biochar, the C. elegans worm, and assemblage art have in common? They were all thought-provoking central ideas discussed in Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School's first TEDx event last Saturday.
Organized by biology teacher Tom Danko, and by L-S juniors Max Shashoua and Connor Levesque, TEDxYouth@LincolnSudbury (as the event was known) allowed students and residents to learn about many unique concepts in technology, entertainment and design with its theme of "making ideas happen." The independently organized event, an offshoot of the global TED academic conferences, was held in the high school's Black Box auditorium, with over 50 people in attendance.
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Family Emergency...can't Do Cake Order???
Business By CakeMommyTX Updated 6 Aug 2009 , 1:01pm by chrissycorrado
I had an order for Monday (today) that I was not able to complete due to a family emergency. It is the first cake order I have had to cancel and I feel horrible about it.
I tried to get on Cc last night to ask opinions on what to tell the customer, I didnât want "family emergency" to sound like an excuse, but the site was down.
My mother was admitted to the hospital after being in the e.r all day and I stayed with her, and I was unsure if I should go into detail on why I couldnât do the cake.
I went ahead and told the customer I was unable to make the cake due to the family emergency but now I don't know what to do.
Should I offer them a discount on a future order, assuming they ever order from me again?
I'm worried this will give me a bad name, not being able to complete an order. But when it came down to cake and my mother I chose my mother. So what do I do to make it up to the customer?
I contacted them last night at about 8pm, when I came home to gather clothes for the hospital, I was hoping that gave them enough time to find another cake for tonight.
I just really feel like I let them down, between my mom and this cake order I am a wreak. I don't want to be the cake lady you can't count on. But like I said this is the first time I have ever missed an order and hopefully the last.
What can I do too make it right?
Sorry this turned out so long, I'm just sick to my stomach not being able to do this cake.
you have to choose mom of course, but I think you also might want to find another person who can potentially act as a back up in an emergency. the person who orders a cake needs it on the day they need it, so a free cake after the fact isn't necessarily helpful.
I have relationships with a few decorators and caterers that I can refer business to when I have overflow and in emergencies. Your customers will think you are an incredible person when you can give them the name of "a competitor" ( ) who can help them out. I will sometimes even call my caterer friend first, to see if she's available on that date, then tell my customer, "Call xxxxx .... she is expecting your call."
I thought about that but the order was for a 3-D replica of the Lilly Belle Train at Disney World (or land I confuse the two) and I knew there was no one who would be able to do it with just a few hours notice. And on top of that I had given her a huge discount .
I just feel bad about sticking them with no cake.
If I had more notice I could have arranged something, but I was actually in the middle of making the batter for the cake when my mom called saying she was going to the hospital so I dropped what I was doing and left.
I did'nt even clean up after myself, an employee of the kitchen I rent said she would clean up my mess and for me to just go.
I guess I need to find someone who would be willing to take on an order like that in case something ever comes up again. I already need to start planning for when the baby comes in Sept.
I agree you have to choose your mother first. I also have referred people to other decorators when I had something planned or if I really couldn't do the cake. Maybe there is someone on CC that is in your area that could help help you out. I hope your mom is ok.
I probably would have told my customer my mother was in the Emergency room, being admitted to the hospital. And you don't need to tell your customer anymore than that. Customer's will usually be a little more forgiving when you tell them a little bit. (I had something similar happen to me at work, only it was a brother, and my customer's were more understanding.)
I hope your mom is going to be o.k.
Hi - I acutally just had the same situation happen to me. I had a cake due on Friday. On Tuesday I had to fly to NY for a family emergency. I was due to fly back home on Wednesday, but just my luck my flight was canceled due to severe storms. The next flight back was Thursday afternoon. I knew then that I couldn't do the cake. I called the girl to cancel (it was for her baby's first b-day). She completely flipped out on me. I told her how my mother in law was in the hospital and that I had to come see her in case she didn't make it. The customer didn't care at all! I was crying hysterically into the phone to her that my Mother in Law was going to die, but all she cared about was her baby's cake. I couldn't believe that someone could be so insensititve. I gave her the phone number of another area baker to help her. I even called 5 other bakers, but no one would do the order. What more could I have done? I am just still really hurt by her reaction. I am now afraid that she will bad mouth me to everyone. Even though I couldn't help the situation.
You just have to hope your client understands Things do happen that are beyong our control and we do have real lives outside of us doing cakes. Don't feel bad. I hope everything works out for your mother. Good luck.
Would it be a good idea to include in your contract (if you do not have a backup plan in place) to say that, in the unlikely situation of medical emergency or equipment failure preventing you from delivering as contracted, you will do X, Y, or Z to try to find a replacement, but if you are unable to do so, a full refund will be given?
This would let the customer know ahead of time that there is a small, but not zero, chance that they will have no cake for their event. For most people, the chance would be small enough that they would consider it no big deal. For the few who would go ballistic at a call about an inability to deliver, it would give them reason to consider going with a larger bakery, who would be less likely to encounter this kind of problem.
I know I would be unlikely to do something as important as a wedding cake with a baker without a good backup plan, but a birthday cake would be no problem for me.
I had this happen to me a month or so ago, I have vertigo, which comes and goes, and a few weeks before I was supposed to do this cake, my vertigo came rolling in. I thought for sure I'd be better before this cake was due, well, 5 days before the cake was due, my vertigo was still in effect and horrible. I couldnt even stand up without falling over and throwing up. I called the lady several times and left her messages and even e-mails. She never responded back. I thought that was the end of it, until I was browsing a local website where people chat about stuff, and found a whole link about me and how much of a horrible person I was!!!!! I had no idea! It made me sick, so I e-mailed her and told that again how sorry I was, and that I have never cancelled a cake before and offered her next cake for free!!! She e-mailed me back so happy and said that she would not take a free cake, but she wanted to have me make her sons birthday cake!!! Some people might understand and them some won't hopefully this goes better for you than it did for me!!! I would offer her something since you did promise her a cake, and couldnt follow through. Good Luck!
I had this happen to me a few months ago - I was in and out of the hospital for a few weeks, and had to tell a coworker to go to a grocery store. (ICK!!!!) I hate that I coudn't do the cake for him, but I was facing surgery, and had just dumped my boyfriend (like that's an excuse, right??). Thankfully, he was more concerned about me than his son's cake.
I'm due to have a baby soon, and was wondering how far ahead of my due date to stop accepting orders since I can't predict exactly when he'll be born. I'm thinking 3 weeks before due date should be safe and in the unlikely event that my baby comes earlier I would hope that the customer would understand. I'm just trying to figure out as well, if I should warn anyone ordering up to a month ahead or just let it be. At this point (I'm 8 months), I wouldn't accept any orders for large events since I just don't have the stamina to handle it. I also figure I'll need to block off my calendar for 6 weeks after the due date as well since I couldn't handle an order with a baby less than 1 month old.
Thank you everyone for your advice and well wishes. I really like the idea of putting a back up plan on the contract. I am now in the process of trying to find another baker to build a relationship with for emergency situations.
But you know, the funniest part of that customer's reaction was, she was totally in shock when I told her that my business is just me. I conducted business with her through my web site, phone calls and email. It never occurred to me to tell her that it's just me. And I guess she never thought I was anything but a storefront with employees. I only do contracts for wedding cakes, but now I am thinking that I have to do them for all cakes! And to make it clear that I am a one-girl shop. I just hate to scare anyone away from using me for that reason.
I think that, if you have a back-up plan in place, then you shouldn't scare anyone off. If you don't, then the only people it would scare off would be ones you really wouldn't want to risk having a problem with, anyway.
I think it is better to err on the side of caution, because I could see somebody with a large order being angry enough to file in small claims court when they don't have the cake they ordered and paid dearly for. They might not win, but it is hassle and time spent away from what you like doing to fight the suit.
Just my 2 cents.
That is a really good point. Gosh, I never thought of someone taking me to court. But, you never know with people these days. Thanks!


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In truth, the international version of the game has suffered badly in comparison to the domestic product. In Australia, State of Origin has devoured all in its path and remains rugby league's best weapon in the media wars with AFL. In New Zealand, rugby union breathes its own air, with league sniffing around for any exposure it can get.
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The University of Wyoming Cowgirl swimming and diving team wrapped up the second day of action at the Mountain West Championship Thursday in the Palo Alto College Aquatic Center in San Antonio, Texas. The Cowgirls have a two-day total of 122.50 points to sit in fifth place. Defending Champion Boise State leads the pack at 275 points. San Diego State is second with 268 points followed by Nevada at 216 points and UNLV with 140 points.
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The reigning premiers are well and truly back. A week after an impressive demolition of the Bombers, Geelong held off a rampaging Adelaide outfit to win 15.12(102)-11.9(75) on Saturday afternoon.
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Joel Selwood and midfield counterpart James Kelly were fantastic with a combined 51 disposals while Tom Hawkins again provided the goods up forward with three goals. Paul Chapman also notched three of his own.
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3) I found a very cool, very unique dress at a boutique. I love it, it's so different, but it's expensive, and I don't know if I'd ever wear it again.
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Forget about the expensive one at the boutique.Take either your sisters dress or the prom dress that you got on clearance and go to a good seamtress.Check the directory for a bridal shop or tailoring shop,in your area.If it's just a question of size,they can do alterations.If it's a little too plain,they can add anything you like to glam it up,like sequins,bows ribbons,whatever.Give it a try.and save your money for accessories,like shoes,makeup,hosiery,jewelry or maybe a makeover,new hairstyle and some photos.00|00|0


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Definition Edit
Emergency communications is
|the ability of emergency responders to exchange information via data, voice, and video as authorized, to complete their missions.[1]
Overview Edit
Emergency communications consists of three primary elements:
- Operability — The ability of emergency responders to establish and sustain communications in support of mission operations.
- Interoperability — The ability of emergency responders to communicate among jurisdictions, disciplines, and levels of government, using a variety of frequency bands, as needed and as authorized. System operability is required for system interoperability.
- Continuity of Communications — The ability of emergency response agencies to maintain communications in the event of damage to or destruction of the primary infrastructure.