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This time, the Chargers defense really did have its hands full. Full of the quarterback. Full of the football.
This time, the difficulty for the Chargers offense was staying off the field, at least long enough to catch their collective breath. Seemed like every time the offensive players got a chance to take a seat, or just a few moments to savor their latest touchdown, one of the Chargers linebackers was doing something to hurry them back onto the field.
Interceptions, three of them. Sacks, three of them. Sack and fumble recovery.
"Things just happened so quick," Jyles Tucker said. "Boom, boom, boom, boom. It's like we were hitting on all cylinders."
Just hitting, period. Most memorably, inside linebacker Tim Dobbins put a lick on tight end Tony Stewart that was downright seismic.
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As was also the case in the Chargers' victory at Oakland on Sept. 28, the San Diego pass rush clearly had young Raiders quarterback JaMarcus Russell rattled, forcing him into completing two of his passes to linebacker Stephen Cooper and misfiring wildly on several other key incompletions. When he was sidelined by injury, backup Andrew Walter was similarly abused, sacked twice and intercepted by linebacker Matt Wilhelm.
"I think it was just a case of us playing loose," Tucker said. "The coaches were sending in the dogs today."
The Raiders might prefer playing against Shawne Merriman to Tucker, who last year sacked Russell three times in one game, forced a fumble and recovered it in the end zone for his first NFL score, earning AFC Defensive Player of the Week.
The guy the linebackers all cited as a major reason for Thursday night's success was Ron Rivera, who wasn't named defensive coordinator until a month after the game in Oakland. Rivera declined to be interviewed afterward.
"Coach Rivera did a good job, calling a great defense, coming from the weak side and the strong side," Cooper said. "We kinda knew what they were doing on offense. He had the right people at the right place at the right time."
Their timing, and the location of their big plays, was such that the linebackers set up two touchdowns and a field goal in the first half. Everything started, too, with the Chargers' obvious belief that they could get to Russell both physically and mentally.
"That's what people have been talking about all year, getting pressure on the quarterback," Cooper said. "That's what happens when you get pressure. You get turnovers."
The linebacker causing the most havoc was Phillips, who forced a turnover on Oakland's third offensive play. Hit by Phillips, Russell coughed up the ball that was recovered by Tucker at the Raiders' 12-yard line. A few snaps later, LaDainian Tomlinson scored to make it 10-0.
"We practice turnovers," Phillips said. "You practice turnovers, you get turnovers in games."
Likewise, the third Chargers touchdown was the result of a turnover. Russell actually had the Raiders on the move in the second quarter when he threw one over the middle that wound up in Cooper's hands. Before halftime, too, Cooper got ahold of a pass that came wobbling out of Russell's hand. That's because the quarterback's arm had been hit by Phillips.
"We know Shaun Phillips is a great pass-rusher," Cooper said. "Whenever you have a pass-rusher like that, you want to put him in good position make plays. That's what Ron did the whole game. Shaun was mismatched all day and he made things happen."
Two and a half sacks were recorded by Phillips, who shared the third with Tucker. Phillips' last sack should have led to another TD, except the ensuing punt return of 86 yards by Darren Sproles was negated by penalty.
Finally, there was the pick by Wilhelm, which served as perfect punctuation for the game. Indeed, Wilhelm held onto the ball, ran off the field and flung it emphatically into the crowd.


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Invent one of these and use it on the drone .... it dispenses with all evidence and even Lt. Columbo couldn't pin it on you.
Invent one of these and use it on the drone .... it dispenses with all evidence and even Lt. Columbo couldn't pin it on you.
^^^^ lol!!!!!!!!
Like I said, it's not any more trespassing than driving on a public road. Like it or not it's public airspace. Don't like it? Pass a law granting homeowners default ownership up to a given altitude. Won't stop it, given the 4K cameras and lenses on them. As it is, you don't own it and it's no different than a hot air balloon going over. Shoot it down and you're going to face a world of hurt both legally and financially. Post SHTF? Go for it, eliminate the scout. Now? Don't be a moron.
And those thinking about jamming? Do it more than once and you'll have HAM operators tracking you down. It's really not hard when you're pushing wideband interference.
Sitting the fence on drone laws. Do look at it from a privacy perspective. Yet see where application could be positive in the form of survey to military.
Look at it, if they are taking the vid, then it should be available to everyone. Transparency no hidden bs. Justice not law enforcement.
Drones would be an excellent way for thieves to case your place. They could see everything in your back and front yards. They could see your nightly habits in your back yard that would normally be hidden.
I really doubt that crooks use them though.
Hey Daelith, go ahead and fly your drone over my property. And after it's brought down let's see you prove it was me! Lol
"The First Gay President", L'dMAO!! "Peace can ONLY be achieved through SUPERIOR FIREPOWER, STOMPING LIBS and CARPETBOMBING"!!
Daelith, you're thinking too narrow. There should be a buffer zone indeed, but I'm talking snooping, trespassing and invasion of privacy. With the tech available cameras can reach in from hundreds of yards away, we need some form of protection for our privacy. Say a law that requires homeowner permission to perform photo or video in a detailed manner. If the operator is singling out a property taking video/photo of people or that property specifically without permission they can be charged with trespassing and invasion of privacy regardless of how far away they are.
A common? I don't know I couldn't think of anything low enough to equate to that kind of thought process, that's why I left it open. Do you blame kids getting beat and abused on the kid too for not being good enough?
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Sarah Hueniken sends Steel Koan
March 10th, 2014 by Gripped Magazine | Posted in Ice, Mountain, News
Steel Koan is one of the hardest mixed climbs in North America, the M13+ climbs up the Cineplex cave behind Panther Falls in the Rockies. Hueniken sent the route eight years after its first ascent.
In April 2013, Hueniken became the first North American woman to climb M12 after sending Musashi. She was recently on the first ascent of Overhead Hazard, M13, at Helmcken Falls with Gadd, John Freeman and Katie Bono. Hueniken has become the first North American woman to climb M13+ with her send of Steel Koan.
Will Gadd redpointed Steel Koan in 2006, it climbs an eight-metre overhang to a 10-metre horizontal roof seam, followed by a steep curtain of ice. Hueniken sent the route on her second day of redpointing efforts, on her seventh try. Gadd wrote on his blog in 2006, "There is no one crux, just powerful and intricate body movement for many moves in a row. It seems as hard as the extension I added to The Game last year M13+, but the movement is much more technical. Many of the holds broke repeatedly, and to stay honest I have to say that the line between cleaning and flat-out hold chipping is getting very blurry on high-end mixed climbs done on shite rock. I am unsure what the future of very hard mixed climbing will be due to this dilemma. Here's a koan to play with, 'If one tap is cleaning, how many taps are chipping?'"
Explanation for the name: If you've ever read any Zen philosophy you've probably come across a "Koan." Koans are hard to define, they are questions that Zen followers consider, such as:
Two hands clap and there is a sound. What is the sound of one hand?
-Hakuin Ekaku


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Rick Perry believes the best way for the federal government to improve healthcare is to stimulate job creation so more Americans are covered by employer-sponsored health plans. Creating jobs will also reduce the strain on public safety net programs like Medicaid, saving taxpayer dollars.
If elected, Perry will repeal Obamacare -- a misguided, unconstitutional and unsustainable government takeover of our health care that will undermine patient quality, increase red tape and send costs skyrocketing for taxpayers, patients and healthcare providers.
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PHOENIX - For 10 minutes Sunday afternoon, New York Jets general manager John Idzik danced around a barrage of questions about the future of star cornerback Darrelle Revis with the club.
Then, with two words, team owner Woody Johnson said far more, revealing what everybody around the NFL already had surmised.
Asked in a scrum with writers at the Arizona Biltmore hotel if he expected Revis back with the Jets in 2013, Johnson said:
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text: Chef Marvo may be the only restaurant of its caliber in the world completely dedicated to food and wine pairing. Instead of a wine list, every menu selection is presented with a wine pairing offered by the glass. The selection process created by Mavro makes this even more unique. Four times a year on Mondays when the restaurant is closed, he convenes a committee of twenty five including his cooks, wait staff, and food and wine media. Together they carry out a blind tasting of a variety of wines with each of his recipes.


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State School Board postpones decision on NCLB waiver
gridlockisbetter Toosmalltosay, UTJuly 22, 2014 11:45 a.m.
NCLB mandates an impossible 100% proficiency rating for all students...then it turns out you can get a waiver in exchange for adopting the common core, using a federally mandated data collection system, a federally dictated testing system, a federally dictated teacher evaluation system, and there are probably more federal mandates that I am unaware of.
I believe that only the naive, uninformed or subservient could fail to see a federal takeover of education in all of this.
We need to stop paying the equivalent of protection money to the feds and end NCLB and exit the common core.
Oldika Spanish Fork, UTJuly 18, 2014 8:07 p.m.
Is the school board referring to the "locally created" accountability system mentioned on page 14 of Utah's 2012 Waiver application to the Department Ed promising: "Utah is interested in collaborating with the U.S. Department of Education to evaluate the effectiveness of our efforts under Principle 2: State‐developed differentiated recognition, accountability, and support…
Upon receipt of approval for ESEA flexibility, Utah will collaborate with the Department in the development of an evaluation program to address these key questions. In partnership with the department, Utah will identify the specific tools and measurement strategies to use as part of this evaluation. With financial and technical support from the Department, the approved evaluation plan will be implemented to measure the effectiveness of Utah's approach to Principle 2, specifically the practices associated with the UCAS performance and accountability system." Nice spin.
wessarah tooele, UTJuly 18, 2014 1:27 p.m.
What? the common core has NOTHING to do with Federal government.
HOWEVER, faithinus, I hope you can find a country whose military is not government controlled. perhaps your FREEDOM, which you propose to support, is too much reward to earn your GRATITUDE toward your country.
DO SOME RESEARCH before you post comments that make you sound like you live in the dark ages and are afraid of GOD!
Love this country, and the education it provides for all, or LEAVE! I'm sure IRAN would love to have you.
faithinus South Weber, UTJuly 18, 2014 9:09 a.m.
Please, teachers, parents and anyone that is concerned about common core being used in Utah--I plead with you to do whatever it takes to boot it out of Utah!! It is a federal takeover of our children's education and teaching of evil propaganda is a breath away. Common core has ruined mathematics, literature and history. No longer do they study US presidents (with exception of George Washington)--it is now leaders of other huge countries which are communist controlled. A huge data collection by the government has already started on your children and their families to be used for "whatever purposes" the government deems necessary--a flagrant violation of your individual rights to privacy promised under the constitution. Do you want the government deciding what your children will be taught? Communist countries have common core to push propaganda. Parents, this is the most hideous takeover of education --please, be vigilant and stop common core - throw it out. We can come up with a better plan that isn't federally controlled--this power needs to be given back to the state with the teachers and parents in charge.


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This entry won first prize in the Lyceum Fellowship competition for which I was awarded a six-month travel grant. The brief called for "a dwelling for two in a National Park." We selected a naturally occurring ice cave in Denali, Alaska because it seemed like an ideal location for the inhabitants to experience the force and magnitude of this changing glacial landscape. Embedded in the floor of the cave and suspended from the ceiling are a series of platforms that constantly shift due to the movement of the glacier. Beams of light penetrate the glacier through perforations connecting the enclosed world of the cave and the continually changing light of the outside environment.
Our intervention into the cave goes beyond the beauty and spectacle of the space in an attempt to create a sense of temporality for the inhabitants. The project does not aspire to be architecture but rather to occupy a space between culture and nature, creating a middle ground for reflection.
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Released each month is the Department of Transportation's Traffic Volume Trends report which provides countless statistical details on the driving habits of Americans. Amongst other tidbits of information, it includes vehicle miles, rural highway use, urban interstate miles driven, as well as the state by state profile of total vehicle miles driven.
The latest release (May 2012) shows an improvement in total vehicle miles driven in the US, up 2.3% over 2011's May. However, the trend since 2001 is shown in blue on the chart below and shows a steady decline in total vehicle miles driven since 2007. There are many reasons for this decline including demographics, recession, and more people working from home, but the key takeaway is that there are less and less miles being driven in America, even though the population is growing.
I have also added the Dow Jones Transportation Index to the chart for comparisons sake. There seems to be a small correlation between the two data sets, but nothing that would likely help your investing (more on that below).
The Transportation Index was created in the late 1800's by Charles Dow around the same time he created the Dow Jones Industrial Average Index. The Transportation Index (originally called the Railroad Index) consisted of nine railroad companies and two non-rail companies. It has now grown to 20 rail, air, and transport companies including:
Knowing that total vehicle miles driven is down since 2007 or the ability to name some of the components of the Transportation Index is nice and helpful at cocktail parties, but none of it will likely ever help you to make money in the stock market.
The technical and breadth tools that we use to analyze the markets have allowed us to identify a high probability trade setup on the Transportation Index.
The Dow Jones Transportation Average (^DJT - News) continues to show a non-confirmation with the broader indices, and this is not a good sign for the market. A non-confirmation occurs when one index is making either new highs or new lows and the other index is not doing the same thing. This shows where leadership is (and is not). Right now that leadership is not coming from the Transportation Index, and that is important.
In fact, the Transportation Index is still 4% below its June high of $5250 closing at $5064 on 8/10. The Industrials Index (^DJI - News) on the other hand is making new highs, up 3% since that same June period, for a 7% outperformance. In a strong market, these two indices should be confirming one another, which is not occurring and a big warning sign.
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Right now there is a big non-confirmation occurring. This is a lot more important than the fact that total vehicular miles driven is up.
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A 3/11 or 11/3 gear box made as a toy. Can be used as a demonstration example or a weekend project.
This is a toy gear set built as an experiment/ prototype.
I made mine from 6mm MDF (I know, its a pattern with my designs). I actually deviated from the design shown by using 2x 6mm washers either side of the frame spacers rather than using 3x spacers.
You can follow the assembly to see what you'll need in terms of parts and quantity.
24.01.13 Update
For those who are looking to build this, you'll need
1x Planet_Spider_1
16x Spacer_6mm
1x Spacer_3_6mm
2x Frame_1
1x Internal spur gear_MOD 3-5 42t 20deg
3x Gear_MOD 3-5_12t_20deg
1x Gear_MOD 3-5_18t_20deg
1x Planet_Spider_3
2x Drive Boss 18mm dia dowel (length to suit)
3x 12dia x 20v lg dowels
You'll also need:
4x M6x45 hex head bolts (or equiv.)
8x M6 washers (if you want to cheat like I did)
1x M6 Penny Washer (for a thrust washer- use anything that is to hand)
Build as follows:
Assemble the input shaft (18 tooth gear, Drive boss and Spacer_3_6mm). I added a thrust washer to the face of the gear in the form of a penny washer.
Connect the other drive boss to Planet_Spider_1. Add 3 no. 12dia x 20 lg dowels to the spider, add the three 12 tooth gears and cap off using the Planet_Spider_3. Make sure the gears spin.
- Build the frame up by stacking Frame_1 – Spacer (x2, or 2x 6mm washers and 1x spacer) – Internal Spur Gear – Spacer (x2, or 2x 6mm washers and 1x spacer). Don't add the other frame yet.
Insert one shaft assembly into the frame. Add the other shaft into the assembly.
- Finally, add the other frame and fit the bolts. These shouldn't need nuts (mine didn't as the wood was a tight fit).
I've included the source files to allow you scale to suit. The module for the gears used is 3.5.
If I've missed anything, let me know.
That's it. Enjoy.
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From: "karlton douglas" <>
Subject: Re: [Melungeon] Re: Blood positive/negative
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 22:20:11 -0400
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I wish I could remember the source, but somewhere I read that RH- is found
alot in Spanish people's babies. I know there were several babies died on my
father's side from RH- I was told, and there is spanish blood on that side
as well.
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> Hi Guys!!
> There are some other factors in the blood that can cause problems in
> pregnancy besides the positive and negative things, but as I understand
> if both of you were positive, then the rh negative factor should not have
> been involved. Must have been one of the other factors instead. Can't
> you about those since I have not researched them, just know that they are!
> NancyS
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GROWING SOUND releases 6 MUSIC VIDEOS for Bullying Prevention!
Sep 24, 2013, 12:30 ET from GROWING SOUND
COVINGTON, Ky., Sept. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- GROWING SOUND, an educational children's record label, and publisher, based in the Greater Cincinnati area is pleased to announce the release of a new DVD titled BEFORE THE BULLYING: Music Videos for Social Skills. This DVD contains six (6) music videos promoting acceptance, friendship, teamwork, empathy and responsibility. The songs selected for this DVD stem from two award-winning CD projects titled TAKE CARE and EVERYONE IS SOMEONE with music created by award winning songwriter David Kisor (And Friends).
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Just as children are inoculated in their early years against later illness, so too does the development of early social and emotional skills provide a "vaccine" against later behavioral problems such as bullying. These music videos support teachers' and parents' efforts to give children the necessary skills to later become a good friend, student, spouse, parent and citizen.
The children (ages 9-17) represented in the videos are not professional actors. They are students from a variety of communities throughout the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area. These are children who made a choice to take an active role in bullying prevention through their involvement. The videos will be available for viewing on YouTube, Vimeo and other popular sites.
The DVD (and the CDs) will eventually become part of a larger project scheduled for release later this year titled BEFORE THE BULLYING: A Multimedia Positive Social Skills Program. This program will include an After-School Component, a Classroom Component, and a Performing Arts Component. In addition, GROWING SOUND will offer teacher training workshops on how to implement these songs and supplemental resources in an effort to promote positive social and emotional learning and character education. School assembly programs/concerts will also be available. While October is designated as National Bullying Prevention Month, GROWING SOUND hopes that these resources will continue to promote positive social skills throughout the year. This project and the coordinating components will be available through GROWING SOUND, CDBaby, Amazon and other retail market channels
GROWING SOUND is the social enterprise division of Children, Inc.(a 501 (c)(3) non-profit). GROWING SOUND develops music and other products that translate key findings from recent child development research into practical and entertaining products for teachers, parents, and children. GROWING SOUND products stimulate social and emotional development in a way that is fun for children. While many products focus on managing children's behavior problems, GROWING SOUND is a proactive, strength-based approach to helping children discover the goodness in their lives and within themselves. For more information visit www.growing-sound.com
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hi - when i looked at the Bellingham WA Trader Joe's a couple of weeks ago, they had the big display of pumpkin bread mix and other "fall" items - but i couldn't find the gravy. I realize it's a seasonal item - has anyone seen it yet or has it been discontinued?
thank you from a vancouver bc TJ's fan. (ps - i realize also that TJ"s can be regional - so for those who are able to reply, pls note that i usually shop in Oregon or Washington State)
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While at PAX MMORPG.com caught up with Adam Carpenter and Auran Games CEO Tony Hilliam to talk about their upcoming MMO, Fury.
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Soaring Sunday #2 5/20/12
Got those hangar queens ready? Unlimited TD, 2meter, DLG, scale? What ever you've got, bring it because this Sunday is Soaring Sunday #2 and all looks good! Weather should be excellent, the field is dry and cut and all is in place for the start of the Summer Soaring Series of the AAGMC.
Plan is for setup between 9-10 am with flying to commence as soon as possible. Flying format will be open winch with retriever, with landing tapes out to help shake off the rust. Time to get those skills tuned up. First 5 pilots to hit the "hunskie" get a t-shirt for the efforts! (That's a 100 point spot on the tape from a winch launch for you non contesters! lol)
Coffee and snacks for those early birds who arrive to help with setup. Bring your own for lunch since we have the field until 3pm. Water will be provided and bring sunscreen; it should be warm and sunny if the forecasts hold. As always, if the weather should change, I will broadcast an email and post on RCGroups, Saturday evening/ Sunday morning if we need to cancel.
Any questions call or drop a line!
Jim C
PS...Remember you electric guys can bring your "winch in the nose" ALES planes and other electric assisted soarers along, too!
Excellent day of flying this past Sunday! It was good to see some of the regulars again. Thanks to those who attended and helped out with setup and break down. The field is in excellent shape and although a few horseflies bugged us and the temps were a bit warm, it turned into a nice thermal day.
The sky was up all over and wasn't too hard to make times, if that's what you needed. I was working on "catch and release" as much as possible. Find a good core of lift then bring it down and relaunch or move out across the sky and try to find another patch. Great practice. I was also a bit concerned with the range on my FrSky module in the Genie so I didn't push the limits. After having a tough time with the system in the plane on Tuesday, I reworked the wiring, placement of antennas and battery and had better results this time. I need to build up some confidence before I commit it to anything bigger. It should be fine on the slope and with DLG, just a bit skeptical with the far range stuff.
Only a couple of attempts were made at the landing tape with my best effort being a 20 (boy do I need practice!), so I still have a couple of T-shirts to give away next time! Ken did a bit of damage to the tail fin/fuse of his Sagitta on one attempt but it looks repairable and hope to see it out flying again soon!
Thanks to Ken and Craig for bringing the EZ up canopies, the shade was greatly appreciated! Although we didn't tax the equipment much, the new battery worked fine. Never pulled a turnaround out of the ground before; that was a new experience!
Otherwise, a nice start to the Summer Soaring Series; it sure felt like summer!
Next event is Sunday June 10th and hope to see you then.
Jim C
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At the scene, residents help, cry and gawk
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In the neighbourhood it was impossible to ignore. Traffic in the main avenue of the Buenos Aires City south-side neighbourhood of Barracas — Regimiento de los Patricios — was at a complete halt.
Buses and cars were forced to change their route giving priority to the dozens of fire trucks, policemen, border guards and Civil Defence vans. Thick air hovered over the six blocks nearest to the scene, characterized by ash, small pieces of burnt paper and an acrid burning smell.
That did not stop people from gathering at the site of the tragedy. Some were eager to help.
"I live six blocks from here and I came to bring water to the firefighters. They are exhausted, working in almost 39-degree temperatures, in almost inhumane conditions. They are real heroes," a resident of the area told the Herald.
She was hardly alone.
Hernán, 44, arrived to the scene with a bag of groceries.
"I bought some sodas and cookies for the fire guards, they've been here all day," he said.
Others, however, just wanted to watch.
"I live here. I didn't hear anything, though. Indeed, I found out about the fire through the news. But after work I saw the news vans and I came to see how everything continues," Pablo, 30, said.
The fire started at 8.15am in the warehouse located on 1245 Azara street, but the tragedy struck only minutes later, when a group of firefighters reportedly trying to push through a gate to get inside with the fire truck were trapped under a seven-metre-high wall that suddenly collapsed.
Six firefighters from the Federal Police, a volunteer fireman from the Vuelta de Rocha fire station (based in the nearby La Boca neighbourhood) and two members of Civil Defence were among the fatalities.
Another 12 people were injured, but at press time only six remained in hospital while the other six had already been released. Berni stated that the six remaining victims were two volunteer firemen from Vuelta de Rocha fire station and four Federal Police officers.
Multiple collapses
Besides the wall that collapsed at 8.15am, another three walls also fell in the morning, but did not cause fatalities. Residents of nearby buildings and other witnesses of the event said that the first collapse happened when firemen were trying to open the gate, and after 15 minutes the other three walls began collapsing.
According to a resident of the area, there were cracks in the walls, which could have facilitated the collapse. But firemen working on removing rubble stated that the cracks were generated by the fire.
"We found many bodies covered by wreckage with severe injuries. Most died at the scene," Alberto Crescenti explained.
Around noon fire-fighters managed to extinguish the biggest flames and during the afternoon around 200 men were still working on controlling the smoke and removing rubble.
At press time, a memorial was to be held in the Central Fire Station.
The causes of the fire
Prosecutor Marcela Sánchez, from the Office of the Public Prosecutor No. 37, stated that she will order an investigation to determine what caused the disaster. Her main hypothesis after interviewing three employees who escaped the flames is that the early fire-warning system failed.
Three employees explained to Sánchez that the fire extinguishing system had not worked. This system includes a sprinkler system that should have automatically turned on when the fire began.
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Official Spare a Rose Totals.
Official totals for the Spare a Rose, Save a Child campaign came in at $27,265.17, from 832 donations. Below is a second letter from Dr. Graham Ogle, thanking our community for our participation:
I love how community efforts gave rise to a beautiful message from the DOC to our friends, globally. And I also love how folks here at home spared a rose and made this campaign part of their personal love story.
Like Matthew, who spared a dozen roses for his PWD love Sarah …
… only to find that she had done the same for him.
Thanks to everyone for their support, participation, and passion for this effort. I'm already excited to see what we can do next year!
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In the 1980s a desperate plea came from Africa and other countries where economic crises and foreign currency restrictions had reduced supplies of Christian books to an all-time low. This cry for help from vast numbers of Christians suffering from "Book Famine" became impossible to ignore.
Book Aid Charitable Trust was set up in order to make large shipments of new and secondhand Christian books and Bibles to these needy areas. It concentrates mainly on Africa, Asia and the Caribbean, with smaller shipments being sent to other areas.
Books are gathered by volunteers through a network of UK collection points. They are then transported to the main warehouse in London. Those that have been requested by overseas Christian bookshops are sorted, boxed and placed on pallets ready for shipment.
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Smaller shipments of more scholarly books are regularly made to equip Bible College libraries where they are used to train a new generation of ministers of the Gospel.
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With March Madness flowing through everyone's veins, its time we set your sights on the next small cap cinderella story. This stock went from relatively unknown to spreading like wildfire ever since we conducted our conference call on the company found here: http://www.themarketfinancial.com/copper-king-moves-towards-transparency-and-discusses-upgrades-and-restart-of-mill/1787.The stock closed up 17.78% on nearly three times average daily trading volume as some much anticipated news hit the wires regarding management changes, mill restart and future outlook. Early profit takers dropped the stock back from testing the 200 DMA at $0.007, however, we should see a retest of this key resistance shortly as new investors pile in for what could be the feel good small cap story of the year.
Despite all of the recent developments, several key issues remain in the mystery box, leaving investors wondering what could be should the answers finally see justice. Being the impatient journalists that we are, we've set foot to knock on the doors of CPRK in order to once again bring updates to the worldwide investment community.
Among the many issues to be questioned are:
- Would higher grade ore be blended once the mill is running at full potential compared to past performance?
- How aggressively are you pursuing an increase in gold mining output?
- Will magnetite production and shipment be ramped up without disrupting other production streams? Do you have the financial means to do so?
- What made you seek the new management changes as it seems rather drastic?
- Are you expecting to hire and fill the top level executive positions sooner rather than later?
- How does the vision of the company change with the new management?
- Many investors are wondering, can you provide an update on Long Term Financing?
- Can you provide any updated production numbers now that the mill is up and running? Are they better than in year's past?
- What is the update with the Pink Sheets stop sign removal? Why hasn't it been done now that you've filed the paperwork?
- Can you indicate the official headcount of the employees, as this usually speaks volumes for how well a company is doing?
Technical Chart Analysis
It is without a doubt that CPRK is headed on its way up. Parabolic SAR just turned positive as signified by the dot plot starting beneath the bullish white candlestick. Strong buy volume on consecutive trading sessions as indicated by the long green bars give way and confirm that a strong reversal is taking place, despite early profit takers. Full Stochastics has only just begun moving upwards towards the 80 marker, where it has reached numerous times before on news and anticipation of company updates. MACD divergence remains positive above the 0, indicating that investors are feeling bullish on an overall sentiment. Relative Strength Index remains neutral, thus the stock is neither overbought or oversold which breathes a sigh of relief for any onlookers that believe it is a dangerous time to enter. Trading has been steady, however, with the recent news, expect the money flow to be shifting over to the buyers side as the key resistance of $0.007 (200 DMA) looks to be tested in the short-run. Should this break, it will become strong support and it could be the last time the opportunity presents itself in purchasing shares at a discounted price.
About Copper King Mining Corp.
Copper King Mining Corporation is a Nevada Corporation whose stock is currently traded on the Pink Sheets under the trading symbol CPRK.PK. Through its wholly owned subsidiary Western Utah Copper Company, the company engages in mining activities that include exploration, development, extraction and processing of precious metals, including copper, silver and gold, from its extensive mineral resources located in and around the Milford Mineral Belt in Beaver County, Utah. The company owns or controls approximately 100,000 acres of mineral rights, primarily in the Milford, Utah region
The Milford Mineral Belt is a mineral rich area measuring approximately 18 miles long by 8 miles wide, of which the company controls approximately 59,000 acres of mining claims, State of Utah leases and other leases, that have been categorized as highly probable, probable, or likely for copper, silver, gold, tungsten and molybdenum.
The company also owns mining claims elsewhere in Millard and Juab Counties in the State of Utah. The company believes that the primary minerals that can be produced from these properties will be gold and copper, and the company plans to conduct exploratory drilling operations on these properties as early as late 2009 or 2010.
In addition to its mining properties, the company has constructed on property it owns in the Milford Mineral Belt a state of the art ore processing flotation mill with a capacity to process up to 5,000 tons of ore per day.
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Rodman & Renshaw Maintains Market Perform, $18 PT
Rodman & Renshaw maintained its ARIAD Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: ARIA) Market Outperform rating and $18 price target in a research report published today.
In the report, Rodman & Renshaw stated, "We continue to believe investors have not realized the full economic potential of ponatinib, or that ARIA likely will have two approved products on the market in the US and EU by 2013 with another drug in a pivotal trial."
Shares of ARIAD Pharmaceuticals were trading at $14.42 at the time of posting, down 4.88% from Monday's market close.
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Education Budget Senate Subcommittee TestimonyPrepared remarks by State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson before the Senate Budget and Fiscal Review Subcommittee No. 1 on Education on March 7, 2012 in Sacramento.
Thank you Senator Carol Liu, Senator Ted Gains, and Senator Roderick Wright, for the opportunity to be with you today.
We are reeling from previous cuts. As you work to craft a budget, I would urge you to keep in mind the financial state of emergency facing California's schools, and the absolutely critical need for new revenues. Nearly $22 billion in cuts owed back over the last four years have driven school districts across the state to the brink of insolvency. This does not include mandates or settle-ups.
Two million students—one of every three children in California—attend school in a district that is in financial jeopardy as of 2011. That number would be even higher, but for the deep cuts schools have made by crowding classrooms with 35 and 40 children; laying off thousands of teachers, classroom aides, librarians, counselors, and nurses; cutting bus service, summer school, music, art, drama, and sports programs; and putting off school maintenance, as well as the purchase of up-to-date textbooks and materials.
California has reached a crossroads. Our hopes and dreams for our children are as high as ever, but our investment in them is lagging far behind. And the best of intentions are no substitute for the resources our schools need. It is time to consider what California's role is in the lives of its children, and then provide the support necessary to carry out that commitment in our schools.
I view the success of Governor's November revenue initiative as a vital and essential step in that process, and I urge you to build your budget assuming its passage. Passage of his initiative will not restore the deep cuts that have been made. But it will prevent the crisis in education funding from deepening, and begin to reverse the long, steep slide of the last few years.
Turning to the budget proposal itself, I commend the Governor for his proposal to begin repaying the state's enormous debt to schools, particularly his proposal to pay down $1.8 billion in deferrals. Deferrals have the same impact on schools as a cut in funding—and have made the task of managing cash flow extremely difficult for our schools. At a time when schools are being forced to cut core services, it makes no sense to also expect them to shoulder the interest and other expenses that come with these deferrals.
I also commend the Governor for adding his weighted student formula proposal to the range of options to be considered as we move to a new era of school finance focused on student outcomes. Moving to a weighted student formula was a key recommendation of my Transition Team in our Blueprint for Great Schools. And it is consistent with the goals of Assembly Bill 18 by Assembly member Brownley, which I am pleased to sponsor.
While there are a host of policy considerations to take into account—and I support a full vetting of these issues in policy committee—the essential logic of directing greater resources to schools with the greatest need is undeniable. But it also raises fundamental questions. As we move away from categorical funding, how do we measure our progress toward statewide goals?
Any plan to replace our categorical funding system with a new weighted student funding formula must be accompanied by improvements to our system for holding districts accountable for outcomes. How much can be measured with data? How much can only be assessed first-hand, at a school or in a classroom?
I look forward to working with you, as well as the Governor and the State Board of Education, as we consider these issues. There are, however, aspects of the administration's proposal that are cause for serious concern.
First, are both the deep new cuts proposed for child care and the misguided proposal to divorce these services from child development and early learning. As I told your colleagues in the Senate last week, I find myself surprised that we are even having this conversation—that this can be up for debate.
These proposals fly in the face of literally decades of research into the benefits of strong early childhood education programs. Everyone from business leaders to law enforcement and neuroscientists to teachers agrees on the inherent and long-term value. It's a simple choice—invest in kids early, and reap the rewards of a better-educated, more productive workforce and a healthier state, or pay the price later—with more high-school dropouts, and more young people headed for trouble.
The Governor's childcare proposal takes two fundamental steps in the wrong direction—and toward dismantling California's high-quality childcare system. First, the magnitude and design of the cuts would simply break many of the small businesses that form this critical infrastructure of service providers. These programs have already been cut severely, losing nearly $890 million in funding over the last four years—leaving 100,000 children unserved.
As you know, this budget proposal would cut them by an additional $500 million—and as many as 62,000 more children would lose services. The cumulative impact of these cuts since 2008 would amount to a 42 percent loss of state funding for childcare.
The administration's realignment proposal is equally flawed. It is realignment for realignment's sake—with nothing to show for it, and plenty to lose.There are no cost savings. In fact, the Administration's proposal would cost $35 million this year in up front, increased administration costs, before the realignment even starts! There is no long-term policy rationale. We already have a strong local system carrying out this work. Why would we turn our back on proven research, cast a successful local system aside in favor of another inexperienced one—and spend $35 million to do it?
As we work to protect early learning, I also want to emphasize my full support for the transitional kindergarten program. As we speak, school districts across the state are ramping up this historic new program in preparation for the upcoming school year. While the Governor's proposal to expand our voluntary pre-K programs for four-year-old has some merit, the impacts of the entire proposal should be weighed carefully in policy committee.
More broadly, I am also deeply concerned about proposed cuts to a variety of school programs—as well as programs that benefit students. At a time when we will be asking Californians to tax themselves to protect schools from further cuts—it's important that the budget actually offer that protection.
But a number of the administration's proposals would actually represent reductions in support—including the proposal regarding school mandates and the $1.8 million cut proposed to repairs at our State Special Schools for blind and deaf students.
I'm equally concerned about cuts to non-Prop. 98 programs that benefit schools, including the AVID program and funding for Early Mental Health Initiative.
Beyond these specifics, I'm also profoundly concerned about both the scale and design of any proposed trigger cuts—and the impact they have on our schools. Because school districts must meet their own obligations to balance their budgets—trigger cuts have an impact on schools, whether or not the triggers are ultimately pulled. Districts have no choice but to assume that any proposed trigger will be enacted—and they are drafting budgets now that reflect the administration's proposal.
Given that, it is both unfair and harmful to force schools to bear the brunt of any trigger cuts—yet that is what the administration has proposed—with 90 percent of trigger cuts -- $4.8 billion set to fall on education. The design of these cuts is equally problematic, particularly the proposal to shift the debt service for state school bonds under the Proposition 98 guarantee. The result would be a massive, mid-year reduction that would do great harm to our schools. But what's more—shifting this cost within Proposition 98 could permanently impair our ability to enact future school bond measures.
As I said earlier, California has come to a crossroads point. Across the state—despite the deep cuts that have been made in recent years—students, teachers, parents and communities are still working valiantly to learn, achieve and make progress. It's up to all of us to match their dedication and commitment with a budget that keeps faith with their hard work and high hopes.
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A bill in the Louisiana Senate will make it much more difficult — critics say impossible — for student lawyers to represent poor people who have nowhere else to turn in their search for legal representation. Senate Bill 549 by Sen. Robert Adley, R-Benton, prohibits law school clinics whose universities receive state funds from filing suits against any governmental agency, or seeking money damages, or raising state constitutional issues except in limited circumstances. The bill also puts the law clinics, which give law students courtroom experience under the supervision of licensed attorney-professors on behalf of indigent clients, under legislative oversight. Any violation of the law would result in forfeiture of all state funds to the law school's university.
"This bill would effectively shut down law clinics at all four law schools in Louisiana," says Loyola Law Dean Brian Bromberger. "We couldn't represent poor people in domestic matters, we couldn't adequately represent clients in criminal matters or most other matters. We currently have 870 open files in our clinic at Loyola, with 90 students and 10 professors working on behalf of indigent clients. It's all set up to assist people who are poor, so it's not taking any business away from the private bar."
Many suspect the bill is a move against the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic by the Louisiana Chemical Association, whose members sometimes lose environmental cases to the Tulane clinic.
Tommy Screen, director of the Loyola Institute of Politics and the university's chief lobbyist in Baton Rouge, says the bill raises constitutional questions because it creates legislative oversight of clinics, which is "the sole responsibility of the Louisiana Supreme Court." Screen adds that legislative oversight also could call into question attorney-client privileges.
As a matter of law, the Supreme Court oversees the practice of law and makes rules governing the circumstances under which law students can practice in Louisiana courts. The Supreme Court adopted a comprehensive — and restrictive — rule on student law clinics in 1999 after then-Gov. Mike Foster tried to clip the wings of the Tulane Environmental Law Clinic, which had successfully fought polluters in court.
Adley has said his bill is designed to prevent law schools that get state funds from turning around and suing the state — particularly in matters where they are seeking money damages. The bill is set for a hearing in the Senate Commerce Committee this Wednesday, May 12. — Clancy DuBos


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A view of Mount Abraham
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Title: A view of Mount Abraham
- Dean, Theron S.
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Extent: 1 lantern slide ; 3.25 x 4 in.
Date Created: September 07, 1918
Taken from the second lookout south of the Lincoln-Warren Pass.
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Mozart's swan song
Born in Puerto Rico, Ricardo Morales is the principal clarinetist of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Before that, he was principal clarinetist of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. All his musical experiences will come into play this weekend when he joins the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra for Mozart's sublime Clarinet Concerto.
One of the last pieces Mozart wrote, this piece has unusual beauty and a valedictory quality. As BPO Principal Clarinetist John Fullam once said to me, discussing the piece, "His bags were packed." Some scholars argue otherwise, but listening to the music, all you can think is that, young as he was, Mozart knew he was going. Particularly in the first and second movements, the Clarinet Concerto's otherworldly feeling mirrors other music dating from Mozart's final months, such as the Requiem and the "Ave Verum Corpus." See what you think. Morales should give it a fine performance.
Music Director JoAnn Falletta conducts the concert, which begins with Ravel's quirky "Mother Goose Suite" and ends with Bartok's Suite No. 1. The Bartok is slated to be included on an upcoming Naxos recording, an exploration of the invigorating music of the Hungarian master.
The concert takes place at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Kleinhans Music Hall. Admission is $28-$76. For information, call 885-5000.
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ShoWest: First District 9 Footage - Keep Your Eye on This!
by Alex Billington
April 1, 2009
I just left Sony's big presentation at ShoWest in Las Vegas and in addition to a few teasers of their summer line-up, they debuted the first ever footage from Peter Jackson's big summer action movie District 9. You've probably never heard of this movie, right? We wrote a big article about it way back in July last year, after a big viral hit the halls of Comic-Con (see above). But no one knows anything about it, most people haven't heard of it, and it's a very small production with a small cast. In fact, no one even knows when its been shooting! But this footage was great, and this is one you should definitely keep your eye on!
District 9 is being directed by Neill Blomkamp, Peter Jackson's protege who was supposed to direct to Halo movie. Although this won't ever be confirmed, I'm pretty sure this is Jackson and Blomkamp's attempt to prove that he is capable of directing something like Halo. Based on Blomkamp's short film Alive In Joburg, the concept involves aliens who have landed in Johannesburg, South Africa, and are living as refugees there. It has a very Cloverfield feeling to it, and is shot like a documentary, following around the MNU (essentially, the local government-run police) who are trying to keep them contained in certain areas of the city.
The footage started out like any typical documentary on third world conditions and rufegees, with locals talking about how they don't like them. Above the city a giant alien space ship sits dormant, which is what they originally arrived on. But what are their intentions? Well, in one scene where we finally see the aliens as the MNU police attempt to tell them they must leave their shanty home, they find some sort of odd device. It's not a weapon, which is what they're usually all about. But in looking at it, it explodes and some liquid flies into the face of the man holding it. He's taken to a hospital and things begin to go crazy.
The aliens, which we got a few glimpses of, reminded me a lot of the turians from Mass Effect (see here). They were much taller than most humans and came in different sizes and colors. We saw some actions scenes with explosions and the MNU police attacking the aliens, but all in small scale (a lot like Cloverfield). And that liquid that sprayed into that guy's face - it turns out that it starts converting him into one of the aliens. The rest of the trailer plays out with scenes of him going crazy and bleeding black liquid and being strapped down to a hospital bed while he starts to mutate. And that's really all we were shown so far.
We've been hearing some rumblings about this, but it's such a quiet production, and nobody really knows anything about it. I'm saying keep your eye on this, because it looks great. It's a bit rough, being set in South Africa, but word is that Neill Blomkamp has made something awesome. And this is a far departure from any other sci-fi or alien movies we've seen recently, which I'm all for. I love fresh new ideas, and it looks like it's not only very realistic, addressing the question of what if aliens really did land in South Africa, but also quite intense with the concern that they may be trying to turn humans into aliens as well. Stay tuned!
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Thursday, July 17, 2008
Locking in a habit
…According to a story by Charles Duhigg, NYT, July 13, 2008, an anthropologist named Val Curtis, now director of the Hygiene Center at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, had spent years trying to get people in the developing world to wash their hands with soap.
…Turns out, soap is a hard sell.
…So she turned to some big companies to teach her how to make people like soap just like these companies made them like Pringles and Speed Stick.
…Look at toothbrushing, Curtis says—this was made into a habit. Relentless advertising does this.
…Yet some developing world ad campaigns were having the opposite effect than the one desired. Antidrug messages reminded people of the weed in the drawer, condom ads made them think of sex.
…To promote the handwashing, Curtis lassoed in Procter & Gamble, Colgate-Palmolive and Unilever. Ghana was the target country.
…In Ghana, half the people already washed after using the restroom or before eating—but they didn't use soap.
…Mothers didn't see deadly diseases like deadly diarrhea in their kids as related to cleanliness. And many did use soap when something disgusting was on their hands. By the same token, though, they didn't want to associate their kids with something disgusting.
…Paradoxically, the toilet was not an object of disgust—it was better than the privy.
…So the ads showed mothers and kids leaving the john with weird purple stuff on their hands and contaminating everything they touched. They sold disgust—but soon soap began to sell, too.
…Now, 13% more people there use soap. Soap before eating—up 41%.
…They say do something for 3 weeks and it becomes a habit. And not just in Ghana.
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Wish I Was Here is igniting discussion for how writer/director Zach Braff launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to make the film. However, the drama is also generating buzz for one of its major themes: a man's struggle with his Jewish faith.
In Wish I Was Here, Braff plays Aidan Bloom, a struggling actor and father of two kids attending a yeshiva. As he strives to reconnect with his religious roots, his devout father Saul (Mandy Patinkin) becomes bed-ridden due to cancer.
Unfortunately, Saul can no longer help pay for his grandkids' private school. Aidan has to figure out how to keep with his dying father's wishes to raise his kids religiously while finding a spirituality he can connect with.
Braff, who co-wrote the film with older brother Adam, has spoken about how his parents raised him in a kosher, observant New Jersey home. Braff decided not to remain religious after his youth. His new drama, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, was inspired by spiritual questions Braff encountered later in his life, long after he moved away from his faith.
Accordingly, Wish I Was Here's best scenes are its solemn moments, such as when Braff and Patinkin's characters discuss the importance of Judaism.
Young actor Joey King, who plays Braff's daughter Grace, gives the richest performance in the film. While Aidan does not take his kids' Jewish education very seriously, Grace is fascinated by Judaism and wants to become more observant.
Grace talks about wearing a sheitel and tells a friend she will not go to his pool party because she wants to be covered, a symbol of modesty that will show her devotion to God. Aidan is initially skeptical of his daughter's piety but eventually grows to embrace it.
Despite these moments, Wish I Was Here falters when it tries to use Jewish content and customs for easy laughs. In one scene, a rabbi at the private school rides a segway and crashes into a wall. In another moment, one of Grace's friends asks her if the Jews run Hollywood. Grace's younger brother Tucker, played by Looper's Pierce Gagnon, finds Hebrew school boring and nods off during prayers.
Braff sometimes plays the traditional Jewish customs for laughs, but this often feels disrespectful. Despite these shortcomings, Wish I Was Here is an engaging look at a man's exploration of his faith and his mission to find his own kind of spirituality.
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Wish I Was Here's plot bears similarity to Lullaby, another star-studded indie drama that focused on a Jewish family. (Lullaby is available on DVD July 29.)
Written and directed by New York artist Andrew Levitas, Lullaby focuses on estranged rock star Jonathan (played by Garrett Hedlund), who returns to the hospital bed of his dying father, Robert (Richard Jenkins).
Robert wants to gather his immediate family for a Passover seder. Writer/director Andrew Levitas, making his film debut, uses the holiday as a metaphor for how Robert wants his family to let him go, so that he can find salvation in death.
Both Wish I Was Here and Lullaby focus on a young Jewish man's reluctance to remain faithful, even as he stands at the bedside of his devout, dying father. The schism between a parent's close connection to faith and the more secular whims of their child is explored in detail in both films.
Lullaby is a deeper and less uneven film than Wish I Was Here, but both films show there is room for poignant and powerful Jewish stories in independent American cinema.


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Hi everyone,
I've trying export my sketch it works fine on my laptop (Mac OS X). However when i sent it to a friend, he claims that the app runs but nothing happens besides the menu bar (top left corner) changing to the name of my app and thats it. Nothing works.
My .app contains the following:
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You can download the .app here ( http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1739057/SafeBreak.zip ) Only for Macintosh users (sorry).
Im using 2 .wav and 2.png files that aren't inside that ".app" package. However i tried copy pasting the data folder inside the package (Contents/Java/data) and still doesn't work.
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Delight to Disappointment as Herakles Farms Suspension Order Lifted
by Amy Moas
June 7, 2013
The last couple of weeks have been tumultuous working to protect the communities and wildlife threatened by a palm oil plantation in Cameroon. Below my colleague Irene Wabiwa, on the ground in Cameroon, gives a great account of the struggle against Herakles Farms and the current state of our campaign. [caption id="attachment_18376" align="alignnone" width="600"] Oil Palm Nursery in Fabe Community in Cameroon[/caption] There was dancing in the streets of Mundemba and Fabe when the news came two weeks ago that the Cameroonian government had suspended Herakles Farms forest clearing operations. Communities in this region of South West Cameroon, who had feared that they would lose their lands and their livelihoods to Herakles industrial palm oil plantation, now believed that their forest had been saved. The news was also welcomed, if slightly less exuberantly, by Cameroonian NGOs and international agencies in the capital, Yaound. I met with many key actors who described the suspension as a brave and right decision which will make Cameroons business climate more attractive for international investors. By suspending this project, which would have devastating social and environmental consequences, the government was reinforcing its credibility in the eyes of the international community. So I, like many others, was shocked to learn that the suspension had been lifted last week, without a single word of explanation. The allegations of corruption and violations of national law that have been fired at Herakles Farms project since its inception have not been addressed, let alone resolved. These allegations were described in detail in a report launched by Greenpeace International and the Oakland Institute in the same week that the suspension order was made public. Through a series of internal company communications, the report demonstrated how Herakles Farms has systematically mislead the government and investors. These documents showed that the company apparently knew it was operating in Cameroon without all required permits and authorizations, and that bribery may have been used in the attempt to gain consent for the project. [caption id="attachment_18377" align="alignnone" width="600"] Palm Oil Worker in Cameroon[/caption] Recently, it seems increasingly clear that the company is also facing serious cash flow issues. This means that the company is not a viable long-term development partner, and will not be able to deliver on all the promises that it has made to local communities, the government and investors. By enforcing the suspension, the Cameroonian government had shown that it was putting the interests of its own people above those of foreign companies. By reversing it, the communities who were dancing with joy only two weeks ago now feel frustrated and abandoned. Greenpeace is calling on the Cameroonian government to stop this project for good, and for a moratorium on the allocation of all large-scale land concessions in Cameroon until safeguards are introduced to protect the livelihoods of local communities and the forests on which they depend. Take Action: Tell the CEO of Herakles Farms to cancel his operation in Cameroon. Click Here.


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How is the sound quality through earphones on Lumia 920? Is it loud and crisp?
I would be especially interested in comparison with iPhone (since I've got it now).
This is an important feature for me and I don't want to carry a separate mp3 player with me. Lumia 920 looks awesome, but I've found mixed opinions about music quality on the previous model (900).
Can anyone who already owns a Lumia share some thoughts on this topic? :)


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