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Can I organize a multi-state poker run, that is for profit not charity, if I make my corprote headquarters in Nevada? Even though the other states my participants would be picking up game pieces do not allow gambling?? Is there terminology to make it not actual gambling??
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Number one, the location of corporate headquarters is not determinative of the right to conduct gambling. Otherwise, there'd be gambling everywhere, run by corporations incorporated and/or headquartered there. Obviously, this isn't so. Number two, Nevada permits gambling, but has very strict laws regulating it, covering taxation, licensing, inspection, reporting, etc., and you would have a tough-to-impossible ordel obtaining Nevada licensing. Finally, the laws against gambling in California and other states are rather flexible on allowing prosecutors to determine whether an operation is gambling or not. If it resembles gambling, it will be treated as such.
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In the 2014 CSR Report, we have specifically focused on trying to better understand our economic and social impact. "We are very good at reporting our financial results, but describing the benefits and impacts a bank has in society has been much more challenging," Liisa Jauri, Head of CSR at Nordea, says. The 2014 CSR Report is our first step in trying to describe what our impact is.
In the report, Liisa discusses how banks are the source and facilitators for individual personal customers as well as entrepreneurs, SMEs and large corporations. "We can calculate the direct financial benefit they receive, but when it comes to understanding the indirect impact to growth and job creation we generate through our customers, it becomes a whole lot more difficult. The work continues, and I must say, I can't wait to continue on this road. I welcome any feedback and input that readers of this report may have."
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Conventional wisdom holds that last month's parliamentary elections in Pakistan have weakened President Pervez Musharraf and the United States' relationship with a key ally.
It's certainly true the elections present great challenges. Pakistan and the region have been, and remain, volatile. The leaders of the two top-voting parties campaigned against U.S. interests. They don't believe fighting terrorism is a priority for the Pakistani government.
Pakistan has never been an easy ally, even when Musharraf was the center of political power. February's parliamentary elections underline that fact and add to the challenges.
Meeting with Musharraf
I met with Musharraf in Islamabad two weeks ago, the day after the election. He was surprisingly upbeat. "A change in course of events is natural and I believe in that," Musharraf told me, adding that "the general elections have strengthened moderate forces in the country."
Perhaps, but moderation in the face of terrorism is not necessarily a virtue.
The United States has two specific areas of concern that rise from the election results. One is the fact that Pakistan is a nuclear power in a strategic and dangerous part of the world. Pakistan's political stability is paramount to the security of the region and U.S. interests. The second is the frontier and tribal areas along the Pakistan/Afghanistan border, where the remnants of the Taliban and the al-Qaida leadership have found safe haven. The war on terrorism cannot be won until that region is no longer safe for terrorists.
On the nuclear issue, the new parliament would do well to keep Gen. Ashfaq Kiani as the army chief of staff. Kiani took over in November when Musharraf relinquished that role. He is a graduate of the U.S. Army Staff and General College in Fort Leavenworth, Kan., is believed to have no political aspirations, and is a professional soldier. His goal is to professionalize Pakistan's armed forces. If parliament can look beyond the fact that Kiani was appointed to his post by Musharraf, it will recognize his talents and keep him in power.
Because no Pakistani political party won an outright majority in last month's elections, the two parties with the largest wins, the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, headed by former prime minister Nawaz Sharif, and the Pakistan People's Party, headed by Benazir Bhutto's widower, Asif Ali Zardari, have formed a government that will choose the next prime minister. The prime minister will wield much power, but it will be tempered by the need to hold the coalition together.
Fragile government
But even if the prime minister were to enjoy strong support, Pakistan's government would remain fragile because the ruling parties don't recognize the danger posed by its tribal and frontier area. Musharraf, in contrast, knows the danger. He raised the issue four times during our meeting. Destabilization in the tribal areas is a cancer spreading radicalism to other parts of the country. The Taliban, he said, have taken control of the frontier and "Talibanization is spreading to the settled areas."
The new parliament needs to recognize that danger is real and threatens Pakistan's independence. Indeed, the murders of more than 100 Pakistanis by suicide bombers in the past few days should be a wake-up call. Instead of ignoring Pakistan's radical elements, the parliament needs to build on the strides Musharraf made. When Musharraf came to power, 44 parliamentary seats were retained by radical religious elements. Before last month's elections, that number had fallen to six.
If the cancer in the tribal areas is not checked, radical religious elements could once again take hold.
Generally, a strong ally
It is doubtful the new parliament will have the votes to remove Musharraf, and that could help lend a measure of stability. For all his faults, it's important to remember Musharraf generally has been a strong ally in the war on terror, has overseen strong economic growth in Pakistan over the past six years, and is an outspoken advocate of women's rights in a country where that position is not always popular.
But political power now lies with the parliament, and it's the parliament the U.S. must win over. Once the new prime minister is selected and sworn in, the United States must use every diplomatic tool available to make it clear we wish to continue to be Pakistan's strategic partner in the region. An open and continuing dialogue with the new government must be maintained with offers of assistance and bilateral agreements that benefit both governments. The United States can continue to be a strong ally in Pakistan's economic and strategic growth, a partnership that is clearly in both countries' interest.
The United States can help Pakistan advance its stability and economic growth. But, first, parliament must recognize the dangers it faces and the benefits a partnership with the U.S. provides. That is the task ahead for us.
Source: http://www.house.gov/gallegly/media/media2008/col030908pakistan.htm


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How great would it be for the Braves to trade for Marlon Byrd? Byrd and Ervin reunited. Byrd, of course, would have to bleach his skin like Sammy Sosa, put a giant yellow Brillo pad on his head for hair and wear some butt-hugging shorts that even white boys got to shout, "Baby got back!" Then Isiah can show up early, kiss them all on the cheek and watch from the sidelines. Ah, to dream (team). Due to a slightly inflated BABIP, Ervin Santana's ERA is up a tad from where it should be. Right now, he has the 27th best xFIP, right in front of Adam Wainwright. Speaking of Wainwright, Ervin's K-rate is better than his. Is Ervin Santana pitching better than Wainwright? I wouldn't go that far, but I wouldn't go so far away from that statement either. Doesn't anyone stay in one place anymore? It would be fine to see your face– Sorry. The great thing about Ervin compared to a Wainwright, he's not even owned in some leagues. In the leagues where he is owned, how much would it take to get him in a trade? A Brain Freeze? A potato chip that's in the shape of Sloth from The Goonies? A free ticket to an autograph show where Shelley Duncan is dressed up like Tackleberry from Police Academy? I.e., not much. Go, get Ervin, he's magic, abracadabra. Anyway, here's some more players to Buy or Sell this week in fantasy baseball:
Adam Duvall – His nickname, "Cornersigliere." Here's my Adam Duvall fantasy. I wrote it while pulling into a toll booth.
Nick Swisher – Sure, when he visited the Ohio State Assembly and argued that the state bird should be depicted with sideburns, we all thought this guy was a total jackass, but he has been hitting in the last month and he's hitting .212 on the year, which is ridiculously low, even for him.
James Loney – Like Swisher, Loney has no respect for the history of our country, and his trip to the Smithsonian to try and alter Lenny's Lone Wolf jacket to Loney Wolf, was a slap on the face of American culture, but he is hitting over .400 in the last week.
Emilio Bonifacio – Women's Lit author, Emily Boneface, who is best known for, "Open The Door For Yourself," was just activated from the DL, and could be some sweet SAGNOFy goodness in the middle of your fantasy team.
Josh Rutledge – I could tell you to pick up Rutledge while he's in Coors, as I have already, but I just received an email saying I stand to inherit $27 million dollars from an uncle I didn't even know I had in Nigeria, so whatevs. I'm rich, biatch!
Conor Gillaspie – The other day I was taking Rudy's little girl for the afternoon because I'd promised to take her to the circus, and we were in the cab playing "I Spy." I spy a mailbox, I spy a lamp-post, and she looked out at my phone and saw I had Ryan Zimmerman in my DL slot and she saw my corner slot, and she said, "Gillaspie." And I started to cry. You know, I just started crying. And I went home, and I said, "The thing is, Rudy, we never do fly off to Rome on a moment's notice."
Arismendy Alcantara – If I could buy the world a Coke, I wouldn't. Bad for you. Too much sugar. Drink water, you hillbilly. I would pick up Arismendy for everyone's fantasy team though.
Stephen Drew – Middle infielders are so itsy-bitsy better than catchers. Or itchy-bits as my autocorrect tried to write. I think my autocorrect has crabs. What I mean by my catcher comparison is you can really run through them if your league is shallow enough. Grab one, let him hit for a week or two, watch him get cold and you drop him. Right now, Drew seems to be the latest middle infidel for power.
Jake Petricka – I have no idea what Robin Ventura's going to do when Matt Lindstrom returns. No one really knows. This is the guy that thought it was a good idea to charge Nolan Ryan. I would own both, but it's a closerfudge of biblical proportions.
Neftali Feliz – I just gave you my Neftali Feliz fantasy. I wrote it with a peacock feather quill, and I only had to moisten the tip once with my tongue.
Odrisamer Despaigne – I just gave you my Odrisamer Despaigne fantasy. That was written with a dodo feather. Cause that's how I do do!
Jake Odorizzi – Since May 1st, he has an ERA of 3.14 in 83 innings. Yup. Want more? Y'all greedy! I like that. In those 83 IP, he has 102 Ks. That's three months where he's been better than Verlander BY A LOT– Sorry, my caps lock button sticks sometimes.
Wade Miley – This is a Stream-o-Nator pick, but I have said to just pick up Miley in the past. Don't make me go back there!
Matt Shoemaker – His peripherals are insanely good — 9+ K/9 and sub-1 BB/9. I'd do dirty stuff with those stats. The Stream-o-Nator doesn't love his Saturday start, but I'd give him a whirl in most leagues.
Danny Salazar – Throwing this guy in your league is like you're standing in a room with a guy in hospital scrubs, another guy holding an Igloo cooler and a hot girl who is promising you sex until you're unconscious and you drop a roofie in your own drink.
Marcus Stroman – I just went over Stroman this morning. If you use your scrolly finger, you can find it. I promise.
Chris Carter – Here comes the story of the Hurry K'd. The man the authorities came to blame for something that he never done like go one-for-one with three walks.
Denard Span – He's hitting .282 with 17 steals and 61 runs. That's a pace of 95 runs and 25 steals with a solid average. He's also owned in 40% of leagues. Okie doke. You can't even get your feet wet in that shallow of a league.
Josh Reddick – Just returned from the DL, and could hit for some pop. Hitter-Tron also loves Reddick and putting his Metal**** in a gas tank.
Kevin Kiermaier – Probably the hottest hitter on the Rays. Why then is he hitting ninth? You'd have to ask Joe Maddon's tarot card reader.
Anthony Gose – "Hello, this is Jarrod Dyson calling on behalf of Rajai, the King of SAGNOF, I'm requesting Anthony Gose's attendance at our next wench delousing."
Hanley Ramirez – I think every Dodger player, except Greinke and Dee Gordon have appeared this year in my Sell column. Not even joking. I'm a hometown hater, huh? I hate to go back on my 2nd half top 100 so soon afterwards, but as I said in that post, things change daily. Hanley is hurt, and even when healthy, he doesn't seem to want to play. He goes through these funks. I don't know why. I was surprised he wanted to play last year. He seemed like he hung up his cleats a few years back. As I've said before, insouciance doesn't age well. Think about the hot girl who got all the guys in high school then lost her looks ten years later. She never had to develop a personality and, now at age thirty, she's screwing guys in the bathroom of some bar with sawdust on the floor and hoping they'll adopt her two kids, Bob Jr. and Bob Jr. Jr. I don't want to adopt Hanley's kids. I wouldn't trade him for an 8 track of Styx's The Serpent Is Rising, but I would explore options.


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Held the second match of the 21st round of the championship of Ukraine.
Was held the Central match of the next round of the championship of Ukraine, which came together two contenders for the title – Generals Kiev and Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih.
If we talk about squads, Arsenal have lacked Zhovnir and Kozachuk, but they committed was the problem more substantial. The defense was not Mareckova and Cherevach, and the attack of the Peasants, Sekirko, Kutsevich and Tolkunova.
In the first period teams were playing carefully at his gate and made a few errors, and therefore the moments were few. Basically, the game broke out when someone played in the majority, but even in the unequal composition will differ failed. At the end of the Kiev period earned removal – four penalties, got Saks.
Early in the second period the guests from Krivoi Rog has continued to play in most, and actually took the effort to Igor Slyusar, who famously and dumped into the top corner from the right faceoff circle – 0:1. Despite the fact they don't last long, because after only 22 seconds Ilya Elovikov was on the Board and evened the score, confidently beating goalkeeper Beskhlebnova – 1:1.
Then five minutes later the team of Aleksandr Kulikov once again managed to come out ahead and once again they excelled in most – Belousov powerfully and effectively threw from the blue line – 1:2. At the end of the period, Dynamo was effective counterattack, which made accurate shots Nikolai, the Janitor who left between flaps Beskhlebnova – 2:2. But eight seconds before the second break the guests once again managed to implement most of the efforts of Ivan Podgornogo, who finished off the drive with a Piglet in gate – 2:3.
In the third period of the team and is switched to hockey too accurate at low speeds. At the beginning of the period in one of episodes the defender Generals Daniel Skripec got injured and was forced to prematurely end the match. And here in the middle of the period Alexey Ovchinnikov nicely by the defender and easily dealt with Beskhlebny, equalized – 3:3.
In overtime three on three, both teams showed good hockey at the fastest speeds, but to beat the goalkeeper failed. In the end, everything was decided by a series of penalty shootout, in which were more successful players of Kryvbas.
Thus, Kryvbas gaining two points in this match and now they have 42 points and second place in the standings, although the same Donbass, but Shakhtar have three games in hand. As for Generals, ooni scored first point under the leadership of Alexander Seukand and now they have 25 points and the gap from the knight rose to 14 points. While Kiev also three games in hand.
Generals – Kryvbas 3:4 B (0:0, 2:3, 1:0, 0:0, 0:1)
Washers: 22:24 Slusar (Val. Aleksyuk – large.) – 0:1; 22:46 Elovikov (Ovchinnikov, Kostyuk) – 1:1; 27:29 Belousov (Nimenko, Podgurski) – 1:2; 37:14 N. The janitor (Orlov, A. Dvornik) – 2:2; 39:52 Podgurski (Chernenko – large.) – 2:3; 50:10 Ovchinnikov (Kostyuk) – 3:3
Critical bullet: Podgurski
Goalkeepers: Petrov – Beskhlebny
Throws: 28 – 49
The penalty: 14 – 12
The same news on iSport.ua: UHL. Kryvbas in bullets beat Generals
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Here we have our first look at a colorful new pack centered around Steve Nash's new shoe, the Cradle Rock Low. We have seen Nash opt for lower cut models before, but this new shoe takes the aesthetic to almost a street or skate shoe look. Nike will help create some buzz for the shoe by releasing this Asia Pack, a four shoe collection that features color schemes inspired by China, Japan, Thailand and the Philippines. Each of the four Cradle Rock Low Supreme editions features a combination of interesting materials and an intricately embossed pattern on the heel section of the upper, as well as some cultural touches on the tongues. The pack just dropped yesterday at select Nike Basketball retailers in Asia in very limited quantities, so it might not be easy to track a pair down, but at least you can get a thorough look at all four colorways after the jump. Via Kenlu.
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Eternity Now perfume for Women by Calvin Klein
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Eternity Now Calvin Klein - Description
Fragrance Eternity Now perfume for Women by Calvin Klein was introduced in 2015. Calvin Klein Eternity Now is classified as Floral Fruity fragrance. Scent notes of Eternity Now Calvin Klein include top notes of lychee, quince, sorbet, middle notes of orange blossom water, peony, fruit blossom and base notes of musk, cashmere woods, ambroxan. Calvin Klein Eternity Now fragrance composition is a creation of Ann Gottlieb, Firmenich.
Eternity Now perfume for Women by Calvin Klein 8 out of 10 based on 1 ratings. In stock From $16.77 to $84.28 based on 38+ offers.
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In the heart of summer, the Month of July 2015 welcomes Eternity Now a new fragrance collection from the brand of Calvin Klein joining the annual seasonal summer release Eternity Summer 2015. Going almost three decades back since the original launches of the iconic Eternity debuts with Eternity for women in 1988 and Eternity for men a year later we have experienced a plethora of seasonal launches inspiring our times with lovely sensations just bring to mind the latest range with Eternity Night and Eternity 25Th Anniversary Edition.
Eternity Now fragrance collection brings to life the moment in time where you know it's forever with a loving and effervescent floral aroma for the ladies next to a pleasing oriental fougere creation for gentlemen.
Eternity Now for Women is a sparkling floral created by perfumer Ann Gottlieb. The formulation brings together litchi and quince sorbet in the opening while the heart brings a mystifying touch of peony, peach blossom and neroli petals. The dry down is caring and lasting and takes the impulse with cashmere, ambrox and musk.
Eternity Now for Men is an oriental fougère featuring notes of ginger, coconut water and star anise in the beginning while the heart unfolds with starfruit, cedar leaf and patchouli. The foundation endures the moment with Moroccan cedar, tonka bean and Madagascar vanilla.
In similar approach to last year's concept of real life couples with Christy Turlington and Ed Burns being faces of the release this year's advertising campaign is fronted by models Jasmine Tookes and Tobias Sorensen.
The Calvin Klein Eternity Now fragrance collection will roll out in 30ml, 50ml and 100ml versions of Eau de Toilette accompanied by a selection of matching body care products.
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Turner Construction Company Leads Engineering News-Record Top Contractors Lists
ENR Names Turner Construction Company the #1 General Builder and the #1 Green Contractor
Nov 15, 2012, 12:00 ET from Turner Construction Company
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 15, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Turner Construction Company is pleased to be at the top of several of Engineering News-Record's (ENR) recently released 2011 Top Contractors rankings. The weekly trade magazine provides annual rankings based on revenue in several construction categories. ENR's rankings confirm that Turner Construction Company is the number one general builder and green contractor in the nation.
ENR is the nation's leading construction trade magazine, providing business and technical news to construction industry professionals. In the recently-released 2011 lists, Turner Construction Company is ranked as the top construction firm in six categories, and among the top five firms in eight additional categories. The firm is ranked number one in the categories of general building, education, healthcare, correctional facilities, pharmaceuticals, and green contractors. With 1345 staff accredited by a third party (such as the USGBC) as knowledgeable in the practices of green construction, Turner Construction Company has more than twice the personnel of all other construction firms who are dedicated to building sustainably. Turner Construction Company is also ranked among the top five contractors in the categories of sports facilities, data centers, commercial offices, airports, telecommunications, semiconductors, industrial process, and hotels, motels, & convention centers.
Shawn Rosenberger, Vice President and General Manager of Turner Construction Company, San Diego, said, "We are very pleased to be at the top of ENR's prestigious rankings for another year. We are especially delighted to be at the top of the education rankings. We take particular pride in building educational facilities, as exemplified by our work on the new $185 million San Diego New Central Library and charter school."
Turner Construction Company is a North America-based, international construction services company. Founded in 1902 in New York City, Turner has 5,200 employees worldwide and works on 1,200 projects each year, for an annual construction volume of $8 billion. As the largest general builder in the United States, Turner ranks first or second in the major market segments of the building construction field, including healthcare, education, sports, commercial, and green building. The firm is a subsidiary of HOCHTIEF, a publicly traded company, and one of the world's leading international construction service providers. For more information, please visit www.turnerconstruction.com.
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Louis Latour Red Burgundy 75cl
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£14.99 per 75cl
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13% alc. vol.
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Pinot Noir
- Brands: Louis Latour
- Grape Varieties: Pinot Noir
- Countries: Burgundy
- Price Ranges: £12 to £20
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Louis Latour
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Customer Reviews
28 November 2016
Delicious, balanced and good value
Bought to go with a turkey dinner. Ideal companion with less hearty dishes or on its own.
28 February 2016
Excellent wine
Not often I pull out my phone to take a picture of the bottle, so I wouldn't forget. This is a great tasting wine. I can't wait to taste it again.
08 April 2013
Very good value
This is a solid buy at £8.24. It's a simple, lighter burgundy with a peppery smell at first and flavours that open up over the course of an hour or two. Slight acidity and a clear garnet colour. Will definitely reorder in this price range.
07 March 2013
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hidden gem
Do not be put off by the poor generic label. This is a wine which outperforms a £20 ChNdP. Bought a couple in November, and subsequently laid it on for 20 people throughout the Christmas festivities..all thought it a 'fine wine'. Best value I have enjoyed for years...now my default wine. Von
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I thought the name Jim McBride sounded familiar, and then it hit me with a big "Duh! Of course!" when I finally got a chance to look at his IMDB page. He's the guy who directed the 1980s remake of Breathless, replacing Jean-Paul Belmondo with Richard Gere and sucking all the spontaneity and inventiveness right out of Jean-Luc Godard's original concept. All the more ironic, then, that his first feature, the independently produced David Holzman's Diary, so heavily references and owes a debt to Godard and his compadres in the French New Wave. There is quite a gulf between original impulse and eventual execution, something McBride's cinematic protagonist learns all too well.
David Holzman's Diary was released in 1967. It starred L.M. Kit Carson (a writer on Paris, Texas and Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2) as David, a young man of his era, concerned with the draft and his recent unemployment, just like any other fellow his age would be. Looking to fill his time, and also to maybe wrest a little meaning and control out of his upended existence, David starts to record diary entries with a 16mm camera and a tape recorder. These aimless monologues quickly turn from his own boring existence and begin to look outward: he spies on the woman across the street, another woman tells him about her sex life, his friend (Lorenzo Mans) dismisses his endeavors and his quest for truth. David's girlfriend (Eileen Dietz) sees the now ever-present camera as an intrusion, and she's probably right. David, who can quote Godard and Truffaut liberally, lets it take over his life.
It's pretty amazing to consider how far ahead of the curve McBride was when he wrote and directed David Holzman's Diary. There was no such thing as vlogging or even regular blogging back then, no reality television, no notion that the masses would ever have such accessible outlets to record the minutia of their everyday lives. There also wasn't the same prevalence of fake documentaries, McBride was really blazing a new trail. He smartly doesn't limit David's recordings to his rambling thought processes, instead cutting up the narrative with footage of David's street, a montage of everything David sees on television over the course of one night, playing around with a new lens--the kind of things a guy might get up to when he is bored and has a camera and nothing better to do.
L.M. Kit Carson is utterly convincing as David. His performance feels extremely real, it never comes across as a put-on. His aimlessness does not seem calculated or choreographed; rather, it's the unfocused wanderings of a guy with no plan and no clear ambition. Perhaps it's his own lack of focus that causes the project to fail for him, not some inherent flaw in cinema. He expected that Godard's oft-quoted maxim that film is truth 24 times a second to hold true, and that by recording his life for posterity he would figure out some secret about himself or the meaning of existence. This, of course, does not come, and his expressions of anger towards the unseen, intangible figure of capital-C Cinema is maybe a discovery that an education in film is no education at all. Sitting in front of a camera is no substitute for living, just as sitting and watching what others do on camera isn't, either.
Maybe this betrayal was one Jim McBride felt for real, as well. Ben Stiller would actually parody the notion of video diaries on his early '90s sketch comedy show, and in his skits, his camera would always capture too much and he'd end up humiliated. It seems to be a common aggravation for those who bank too heavily on these clunky old machines. And maybe this ran through Jim McBride's head fifteen years later when he started rolling on his Breathless remake. He was going to get back at Godard for making him a chump. He was proving there was no one truth, the entirety of motion picturedom is malleable.
Then again, maybe not. David Holzman's Diary is its own validation. It did kick off an ongoing career in cinema, so I'd believe that despite whatever lack of success I perceive in his version of Breathless, McBride's intentions were likely honorable. He start out by making David Holzman's Diary, which remains a very good, very successful film regardless of what came after. All that film history clearly came to some profit for the filmmaker, even if didn't for his alter ego.
The bonus material consists of three shorter films made by Jim McBride. The heading for the section is "Jim McBride's Diaries," and this is revealed as fitting once you start watching the material. The first movie, the hour-long My Girlfriend's Wedding (1969) takes the notion of a video diary and applies it to the director's British lover, Clarissa, who has come to New York seeking an abortion. After a short time staying with McBride, she meets a "revolutionary" who agrees to marry her so she can stay in America and eventually bring her young son over, too. It's never quite clear why McBride doesn't marry her himself, since they remain together, it just seems to be a selfish indulgence on her part: she'd rather the legal union be business, and her love affair be for fun. The way Clarissa talks about revolutions and the like, were this fiction, she'd be bordering on a parody of the 1960s activist "free spirit." McBride chronicles her life in a way that only a man in love can do. He encourages her to monologue, including a long sequence where she goes through the contents of her purse. Eventually, he accompanies her to her wedding ceremony at City Hall, and for a brief moment, begins to question his own place in this narrative. How does this confessional space apply to him? Is it exploitative? Can it even legally be shown without immigration getting involved?
The second film, Pictures from Life's Other Side (1971; 45 minutes), picks up two years later. Clarissa and McBride are still an item, and her son is now with them. The documentary tracks them on a cross-country journey. It's them and two dogs, and Clarissa is five months pregnant. The confessional element is jettisoned, and really, this is more of a self-centered, glorified home movie than a narrative documentary. It's loosely put together and lacking in a coherent point; this does, however, accurately reflect the McBride family lifestyle out on the free-love highway. Their permissive way of doing things will test the boundaries of tolerance for even the most liberal-minded viewer. The last and shortest movie, My Son's Wedding to my Sister-in-law (2008; 9 minutes), jumps ahead several decades and is basically a detailed family tree. Your interest in it will depend on how invested you've become in this clan's story in the previous documentaries. I was pretty much done by this point and found it tedious, even at such a short running time.


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Tuesday, February 5, 2013
Please welcome our Guest Nancy Mehl
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Thanks for the great examples.ReplyDelete
The coffee pot is set for 3 a.m.
This was a great 'learning' post for me. Thank you Nancy.ReplyDelete
I love the cover of your book Unbreakable. I would love to be entered to win a copy. Thank you.
Smiles & Blessings,
Cindy W.
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I loved the examples too. Could see the difference and it was so much better. I have to say as a reader I read the descriptions but often dont remember the eye colour etc and tend to have my own picture of the person. Being constantly reminded of the eye colour or hair colour I dont find necessary but I know some times it happens and can be distracting.ReplyDelete
Its posts like this that help me know why sometimes books feel slow and others dont.
COFFEE!!!!! God bless Helen! :)ReplyDelete
Nancy, what a lovely post! Thank you for being our guest in Seekerville today, and dearheart, if you would just cozy down in that nice cushioned seat up front, we'll take care of you while the folks pepper you with questions....
Coffee, tea and/or juice for starters????
Nancy, reading your post was such an inspiring way to start my morning writing session. Thank you so much for sharing such powerful examples. I absolutely loved how your dialogue added tension to the first scene. Wow!ReplyDelete
Hi Nancy,ReplyDelete
It's so good to see you at Seekerville.
Thanks for sharing with us. I can't wait to look over some of my scenes after reading this.
Great post.
Jackie L.
Thanks for today's post and all the great examples. Btw, I love the cover of your book. I pointed it out to my husband over the weekend in the RWR magazine, saying how much classier it was than the typical mainstream romance covers with the shirtless chest man and the woman clawing at him, lol.ReplyDelete
Morning Nancy, Welcome to Seekerville and thanks for joining us.ReplyDelete
Great examples. When the Seekers started writing we were always asking each other, "What do they mean when they say show don't tell?" You gave us some great examples.
Hi Nancy,ReplyDelete
Wonderful post. Writer's can do so much with dialogue that can really move the story forward.
Helen, glad to see you're feeling better.ReplyDelete
Nancy, Thanks for the reminding me to give descriptions on lead characters early in.
Not familiar with your work so would love to win a book!ReplyDelete
What I've learned is to be sparing on description but when I do use it to relate it to the character somewhat. My current "hero," Michael Moriarty, is standing on a hotel porch in St. Joseph, Mo., looking out at the bustle in the streets. I use a prostitute who walks by to remind him of his friend Jenny, a Southern man with a slave to remind him of living under the landlords in England, and the smell of the streets to remind him of the smells of Ireland. This is a good post and good advice.
Kathy Bailey
And yes we sure do need to know how the lead characters look! We can do this through dialogue or through the "eyes" (literally) of the other characters. Please no mirrors (although I am breaking this rule somewhat in "Trail" and having Caroline pin up her hair lead to a short musing about her late husband, but he's important).ReplyDelete
It's all about balance. It always has been.
Kathy Bailey
Pre-pubbed in New Hampshire
WOW, GREAT examples, Nancy!! And to be honest, I never really thought of this, so this is a great lesson for me -- THANK YOU!!ReplyDelete
These are such great tips and examples. Thank you, Nancy. I can definitely stand to practice this more. I don't tend to dump in a bunch of backstory, but sometimes, I am not sure how to bring it in "naturally." I think your ideas will be very helpful for me in this aspect of writing.ReplyDelete
May sends Watson special sniffs and greetings!ReplyDelete
Thanks Nancy - you have SHOWN us how to not tell. :)
Another printer-offer from Seekerville. Thanks for being here today!
Kathy, you're so right. Balancing description with dialogue and self-revelation is like walking a delightful tightrope of who's seeing/doing what and why....ReplyDelete
Great observations.
May, you are such a polite pooch. Here's a doggy biscuit, darling girl.
Great article and the contrast was interesting, both actually grabbed my attention.ReplyDelete
I can see the difference and the second is definitely better.
But you know what I love in your examples? Example one was exactly what we can see in books or in our own works. I was afraid you would write sentence after sentence of description (I would never do.). But I could see myself writing something like the first example.
Thanks so much.
My above comment probably made no sense...ReplyDelete
Good morning! Wow, so many wonderful comments.ReplyDelete
Showing and not telling was a tough one for me when I started out. But when I realized that we are trained to listen to dialogue, and that no one is narrating our lives, it finally made sense. As writers, we need to make our writing something our readers can attach to. Dialogue works best.
That said, I love beautifully written, flowing narration, so it has its place. We just to know where it should go - and where it shouldn't.
Thanks for all the input. This is such an awesome site, and I count it a privilege to be here with you all.
If any of you have ever read a Louis L'Amour book, you'll know that WHERE he sets his book is almost as big a part of the story (well, sometimes) as the hero and the plot.ReplyDelete
He moved his books all over the American West and then he'd describe and describe and describe.
I'm a huge Louis L'Amour fan and some of his descriptions still live in my head....but MOSTLY...those were the places for skimming.
I think the style of writing has changed because a lot of older books linger over setting descriptions or character descriptions and that's not so true today.
You need short desciptions, perfectly drawn where every word counts and hopefully while you're describing a character or setting you're also infusing character traits.
Fiery red hair, blazing green eyes. Or demure blue eyes and white blonde hair that hung to her waist and seemed to wrap around her to guard her heart. Or wise eyes, black as night and sleek brown hair smoothed and coiled into a crown on her head.
It made perfect sense, Connie!ReplyDelete
Oh, Mary. That's lovely. Spot on!ReplyDelete
And this way Nancy has of adding description is also a great way to moderate backstory dumps. You can tell quite a bit about how things are between Sarah and Roger from the way they spar over the restaurant.ReplyDelete
Nancy said: I love beautifully written, flowing narration, so it has its place. We just to know where it should go - and where it shouldn't.ReplyDelete
Mary: This is so true. If ever a book is going to rise to the level of poetry it's in 'beautiful written, flowing narration.'
Has anyone read 'The Time Traveler's Wife?'
It is so beautifully written, truly beautiful, lyrical use of language.
I'm a big fan of Tosca Lee. She writes poetically - yet she knows how to keep the story moving. Wish I could write like that!ReplyDelete
Good morning, Nancy, and welcome to another Kansan!ReplyDelete
(even though I don't live in Kansas now, we've lived there twice in the last 25 years, and my parents lived in McPherson for 10 years - I always have a soft spot for Kansas!)
I'm so guilty of wanting to use backstory and description dumps! But I usually recognize them in time to fix them. Usually.
And I love how you said "Don't over describe your characters!" I appreciate it when authors let the reader build the character in their own mind with minimal description. What readers really need is the description of the character's personality more than their physical appearance, don't you think?
You gave us some greats examples - thanks :)
Deborah Smith has a great style, but I think my favorite lyrical style is Rosina Lippi/Sara Donati. She can place a historical novel in such rugged beauty that the people fit the setting as an afterthought, but the people are so well-layered that they then complement the setting. Or rage against it, and that works too.ReplyDelete
I love LaVyrle Spencer's slightly more cryptic and honest style, too, because her characters are often in a tight spot but she draws them water from the well so skillfully that it seeps reality.
I wanna be her when I grow up.
I love Louis L'Amour, and I tend to skim some of his descriptions too, especially if I read a couple of his in a row.
You know what I found funny once I started noticing it? He will use "wicked" in every story, sometimes several times, to describe a punch.
He threw a wicked right...
A wicked punch to the belly...
I want my hero to throw wicked punches.
Love his books.
I think all authors have "favorite" words we like to work into our books. I try to be careful, but there are a few that keep popping up.
But I haven't used "wicked." Hmmmm. May have to slip that in somewhere. LOL!
Welcome back to Seekerville, Nancy.ReplyDelete
Wow, nicely done examples. Truthfully you even do a great job with telling!! But then of course that makes your showing even MORE powerful.
Welcome, Nancy! Excellent examples! One of my pet peeves is reading a novel where in the beginning the author is rather vague about the main character's physical appearance. So fine, I create my own mental image and keep reading.ReplyDelete
And then a couple of chapters later the author throws in a specific detail like short curly hair, when I was already seeing the heroine with long, flowing, straight hair. Or that she's petite and well-endowed, when I saw her as tall and willowy.
The hard part, of course, is working the important details into the early part of the story in a way that doesn't sound forced. I like your idea of using dialogue appropriately as a natural way to show the setting and characters. Thanks for the tip!
Great examples, Nancy! Thanks so much for being with us today to share.ReplyDelete
I'm really picky about character descriptions. I don't like a lead character staring in a mirror thinking about her silky blonde hair and sky blue eyes! :)
It's tricky in series (I find) because I assume readers know what my characters, who've been in two previous books, look like.ReplyDelete
I KNOW better but I find myself not really describing my characters by book three.
I just realized that a couple of days ago (I'm on book #3 of the trouble in Texas series right now) and I don't know if I've even said the heroine's hair and eye color yet.
Of course the book starts with a mud wrestling match so she's pretty much coated in mud for the first little while.
Welcome to Seekerville, Nancy! Thanks for the excellent points and examples of using dialogue to reveal setting, back story, character. Always fun to show the POV characters by the biased way they see the world. And how their thoughts don't always match what they say. :-)ReplyDelete
I love to be taught by example. I can see it all so clearly. Now, if I could only retain the knowledge while I'm writing!!!!! This is definitely a keeper post!ReplyDelete
The dialogue between Sarah and Roger is a terrific, easily-grasped example. The way he responded told me they have backstory. And I was immediately curious about why they have such differing views.ReplyDelete
Years ago, I caught on to the fact you can 'show' what another character is doing through dialogue. Such as, "Don't shake your finger at me -- I know what I'm doing." That was a huge lightbulb moment. This post has been another. Thanks for the info -- and the examples :-)
Nancy C
Nancy, are the new stories also done in a Mennonite setting? And would you classify them as mysteries or suspense?ReplyDelete
Nancy, you're a Kansas girl, too! How cool is that? I have cousins and aunts who live in Wichita. I'm in Northeast Kansas.ReplyDelete
Love this post. Loved the angel's kiss. So cute.
Hi Nancy and welcome to Seekerville. Thanks for the great writing tips. I smiled when I saw that you live in Wichita, Kansas. I have many fond memories of visiting that area when my boys were young and we would travel once a year to visit my in-laws.ReplyDelete
Jodie Wolfe
this is a great learning post. i love the examples... what a difference. i'll be referring to this quite often to help me move along with my story and not bog things down by getting lost in the weeds (so to speak).ReplyDelete
would love to be in the drawing.
thanks for sharing your wisdom with us!!!
Nancy - wonderful examples! Thanks for taking time to visit Seekerville.ReplyDelete
Yes, the new series will also have a Mennonite setting, but it will be more contemporary than Kingdom. I'm going to mix together Conservative Mennonites, more liberal Mennonites, and people who aren't Mennonite at all. They will be bound by their desire to keep the world out of their town so they can raise their families in peace while they put God first. I think this is a desire most Christians have right now. I guess the questions will be these: How much of the world can we really keep out? And how do we minister to a world we don't want to be a part of? Good questions for this time in our history, I think. I'm looking forward to bringing in more of a mix of people. I think it will give me more plot ideas and more diversity.
Thanks for all your kind comments. The piece I posted here is actually a section from a six-week writing workshop I teach.ReplyDelete
I so enjoy your books nancy !! Would love to win a copy of Unbreakable. firstname.lastname@example.com
I love Kansas authors - but will still love you when you move. Great interview Nancy. Thanks a bunch.ReplyDelete
i will have to see how i can work this into my reviews! Talking about wicked...the last two books had the hero or secondary character smirking right through the book. What's up with that!ReplyDelete
Glad to have you back, Helen. Thanks for the coffee.
Thanks for visiting with me today everyone. It was fun.ReplyDelete
And I'm glad you'll still love me when I move, Cindy! LOL!
Nancy, that's wonderful. I like your focus and mission with these books, because you've cited the things that can trouble a more "closed" community.ReplyDelete
It's a conundrum. Thank you for being with us today.... And for the night-time peeps, I made popcorn. Fresh... buttered. Well, slathered, actually. :) WITH SALT.
Don't be whining to me about your low-sodium diet.... Or bring your own....:)
Wonderful post -- beautiful book cover -- thank you. Please accept my entry in the giveaway. would be thrilled to have a copy of this book.ReplyDelete
I am a huge fan of Nancy! I'd love to win a copy of this book! makeighleekyleigh at yahoo.comReplyDelete
I am a huge fan of Nancy! I'd love to win a copy of this book! makeighleekyleigh at yahoo.comReplyDelete
Thanks for the tips, Nancy! It does take lots of skill to get backstory and description woven into the story! What a difference between one long paragraph of telling and another of dialogue.ReplyDelete
Thanks for an excellent explanation on background and the examples!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Nancy---boy, did I ever need this post today! I'm tweaking a manuscript I've written and have realized it needs LOTS more dialogue, so I appreciate your excellent examples. ~ Please put me in the drawing for your book---and I love that cover! Thanks again, Patti JoReplyDelete
Glad my post helped some of you. Thanks for all the great comments. I have one bone to pick, however. Why didn't I get any popcorn, Ruth? LOL!ReplyDelete
a great posting...looking forward to reading your latest best-seller nancy :)ReplyDelete
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Wow, what a cover! I would love to read this book based on just that.ReplyDelete
Jasmine A.
I'm more likely to take in dialogue as opposed to long passages.ReplyDelete
Count me in thanks!!
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your examples. I was amazed at the difference between the paragraph of internal thought and how the scene came alive with dialogue. I think I take this for granted when reading for enjoyment and then reading my own work.ReplyDelete
I can see applying this to my WIPs in that I write the first draft in a dull narrative form. I hope to go back through some of my work and find ways to improve it using this technique.
Hi Nancy, Thanks for your examples. I was amazed at the difference between the paragraph of internal thought and how the scene came alive with dialogue. I think I take this for granted when reading for enjoyment and then reading my own work.ReplyDelete
I can see applying this to my WIPs in that I write the first draft in a dull narrative form. I hope to go back through some of my work and find ways to improve it using this technique.
Thanks for sharing examples. That makes it so much easier to understand.I will be sharing this post with my writer's group.ReplyDelete
I love how you tackled description, backstory, and conflict all in one deft blow--dialogue!ReplyDelete
Great post, Nancy!
Thanks for all your kind comments. This is one of the most awesome blogs online, isn't it? Love it!ReplyDelete
Thanks to Mary for inviting me.
Once again Seekerville provides us with invaluable writing lessons. Thank you, Nancy...and I agree, Seekerville is one of the most awesome blogs online!ReplyDelete
You're right about the power of dialogue. I added characters to my novel simply so I could use more dialogue, and it strengthened the story immensely.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the examples you provided. Dialogue allows you to both present background/setting information and develop characters at the same time.


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text: So I have basically managed to confuse myself... Which nowadays doesn't take much... My friend and I will be going on a 7 day (Disney) Cruise in February 2013. She set up the cruise in her name on her last cruise. She had planned on going with someone else... but they backed out. Yay me! Before that, we are going to stay at Boardwalk Villas for four days. Using my brothers' vacation points (but I'm an "associate" on his account). We are flying into Orlando and I'm not sure how to get from point A to B to C and back to A. I know about Magical Express, but I don't know who ends up booking everything. From what I read, Disney will pick us up from MCO and take us to the BWV free of charge... (From what I could find out). So I would assume that I can book that along with my DVC reservations. We are checking out the morning of the cruise and will probably use the Disney's transportation to get there. Would that be the $35 per person charge? Then again using Disney's transportation to go back to the airport, so another $35 per person. (I remember when I took my first Disney cruise in 1998 and there wasn't a charge from the resort to the port. Those were the days...) Now how does the booking work? Should I just book all the transportation or should she? Does Disney not care why you are going to the port as long as you pay the fee? When I called to make the BWV reservation I tried to ask the CM and I was just confusing her (and myself). I think I'm making this more complicated then it needs to be. Thank you in advance for your help! Kris


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Iowa State has kicked Jason Berryman, arguably its top player, off the team. The defensive end was ticketed for being underage in a bar on Sunday morning. Although this was a minor incident, it may have violated Berryman's probation for an incident in October 2004, when he committed a felony by beating up and stealing $4 from an Iowa State student, and for taking a cell phone from another student. Berryman spent 258 days in jail, then rejoined the team last summer and played last fall. This angered Eric Osterholm, an Iowa State student who was expelled after a melee on campus in 2004. Osterholm pleaded guilty to misdemeanor interference and disorderly conduct charges, spent four days in jail and was expelled. "Apparently a student could commit a felony and still be enrolled in school," Osterholm said after losing an appeal to overturn his expulsion and questioning whether the university was holding nonathletes to a higher standard than athletes.
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A parolee led law officers on a 90-mph pursuit from the Jamacha community in East County to southeastern San Diego, where he was arrested early Wednesday, authorities said.
A sheriff's deputy tried to stop the driver of a white Toyota pickup who was speeding on state Route 94 at Steele Canyon Road a few minutes after midnight, sheriff's Lt. Scott Amos said.
At some point, the driver stopped and told the deputy his name but said he had no ID. When the deputy got back into his patrol car to check the name on his computer, the pickup driver sped away, Amos said.
The deputy started a pursuit, later joined by the California Highway Patrol, that wound up on Interstate 8 and several other freeways. It came to an end when the driver stopped the truck at Gamma and 32nd streets in San Diego's Shelltown, and ran.
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Permanent TSB said today it has raised €400m in fresh debt.
Since the New Year, the lender has raised over €3.6 billion in debt secured against its UK and Irish mortgage books.
It said that €1 billion is new debt being financed for the first time while €2.6 billion is accounted for by the refinancing of maturing debt.
The bank said it raised the money in unguaranteed debt in a private deal using Irish residential mortgages.
A spokesman for PTSB said the bank's deposit book rose €1 billion in the second half of the year.
Ireland's main banks - AIB and Bank of Ireland - have followed the NTMA back into capital markets in recent months.
Permanent TSB said the deal was signed in the last few days with one of the leading international banks.
''We've had good success in recent weeks in raising money on the back of our UK and Irish mortgage books. These transactions, and our strong deposit growth, demonstrate our ability to finance our operations on an ongoing basis without reliance on the bank guarantee,'' the spokesman said.


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I like them. I think they are the best cupcake in San Francisco. I will be back.
I don't know why … but the few negative comments about Kara's on the board stuck in my mind and re-reading the thread below, I was surprised to see so many positive comments.
The staff is pleasant and there is a nice picture of the shop on the website (link at end). There's also a close-up of the cupcakes on the menu page.
They are pricy but they have mini versions of all their cupcakes ($2). I like this from a calorie perspective. I can have my cupcake and not feel too guilty eating it. Regular sized-cupcakes are $3 … $3.25 filled.
If the product is good I have no problem paying for quality. I have no problem with the prices at Kara's.
Looked at the site and my jaw dropped because there is a map with number on it. What's this? Chain? Nope … just a list of the organic suppliers like Guistos Organic Flour.
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Meyer Lemon
Perfect crumb vanilla cupcake … this is what I talk about when looking for the classic birthday cake. Nice and buttery without being overwhelming. Lovely light whipped lemon butter cream and dab of lemon curd filling.
Chocolate Velvet - chocolate cupcake with bittersweet buttercream that is covered with grated chocolate. It was a different crumb than the lemon but good.
The buttercream is that light type that is more like whipped cream. I usually like the denser version, but I really liked this frosting.
The organic Flying Goat coffee from Sonoma is brewed with a French press
They bake all day, replacing empty trays with just-baked trays. I was there at 4 pm and fresh cupcakes were still coming out of the kitchen. They are open until 10 pm on Friday & Saturday if you need a late-nite cupcake fix.
OK, the new avatars have made me lose my mind … I might as well throw in a 'star' rating … four out of five stars … they are a very satisfying cupcake … some of the best around … I'll definitely try them all one at a time … but they don't achieve that rare … whatever … that moves any food for me from very, very good to amazing … then again, I've only tried two. Amazing might be waiting in another flavor … maybe fleur de sel?
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0471485578, Hardcover)In 1983 Richard Normann published the world's first book presenting an integrated framework on the management of service producing companies. Now he provides a new approach to strategy: an original way to think about organisations and create a different future. In this demanding but rewarding book he shows that providing organisations are prepared to rethink the way they do business they can occupy the competitive high ground of the future. To do this they must transform concepts and frameworks into action.
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Legal Question in Intellectual Property in India
my mother owns ahouse which is bought by my father in her name,he xpires 2 yrs back ,now she is badly troubled by 1 of his son ,can she debard him frm her property or ask the court to order his that particular son to emptied his house ?
Asked on 9/02/13, 2:48 am
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Muhammed Rafeeque VLegal
No one has any right in the house, if it is in your mother's name.
Answered on 9/02/13, 2:53 am
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Answered on 9/02/13, 5:14 am
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withougt going through paper i cant advice in proper way. if you want advice then provide papers along with fee.. for more detail you may call at 11.am to 1.pm on 9587744142
Answered on 9/02/13, 9:48 pm
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I want to install Cyanogenmod 7.2. I installed Droid 2 Bootstrapper, and Cyanogenmod 7.2 and placed them on my SD card. I then went to install ClockworkMod ROM Manager on Google Play and it installed.
I was going to backup my current data/apps using Titanium Backup, then backup my current ROM using ClockworkMod. After that I'm a little confised as to which program I'm suppose to install Cyanogenmod 7.2 with.
Do I use from my app screen;
- Droid 2 Bootstrapper and choose "Reboot Recovery"
- ClockworkMod to first backup my current ROM, and then choose its "Reboot into Recovery" option
- Or just reboot my Droid 2 using the "X" key and power button and load the ROM from there? When I do so, Motorola's recovery mode comes up and not ClockworkMod's. Is that normal?
I've also already changed the check_kernel script to "exit 0".
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After the two flights the day before and a journey of approx. 4 hours by bus, it was a great feeling to arrive in Landmannalaugar!, Having such a fine weather in Landmannalaugar was a beautiful gift. The colors and contrasts were wonderful. When I came back three days later, it was stormy, with a strong wind and beating rain. Difficult to go outside! Then I could appreciate moreover these beautiful days!
On the flank of Brennisteinsalda, view over the lavafield of Laugarhraun. The camp of Landmannalaugar lies in the middle of the picture in the shadow, just at the foor of the lava field.
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I have inherited a frozen snake from a landlord that was cleaning out a recently vacated apartment. He said he opened the freezer and there it was, and he wanted to get rid of it. My problem is, I am not sure if it is a Boa, Python or what it is. It is 45" long and approximately 51/2" in circumference. It has round reddish patterns on a tan looking skin. Does anyone know what it may be?
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A little bit more information would be helpful, but I guess it's pretty hard when it's a randomly found snake. =] Possibly get a picture. What sort of shape is it's head?
If it's a pet, at 45" it could be a young cornsnake, rat snake, milksnake, kingsnake, pinesnake ect... all come in a wide range of colors and patterns. Most get 3-4" long as adults, so it might have been a young snake.
Now it might just be a wild caught native snake that got in the wrong place at the wrong time. If that's the case try looking up online listing of local snakes. There's plenty of site with great photos for all regions.
In response/addition to the above post:
Ball pythons are typicaly dark to light brown, ones with red coloring are typicaly expensive morphs and normaly if you're going to spend that much money on a snake you'll know how to keep it. [If it was a BP it wouldn't be full grown at 45" males normaly top out at 4' and females can get around 5']
Red-tails are tan-brown, with a deep red tail, very distinctive. But once again it's the same thing. These animals get huge, normaly 10 feet. I'm not sure how big neonates are off the top of my head, but if this snake was a BCI it would have to have died quite young to be that small.


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text: The role of the further education sector in higher education provision in England CategoryResearch, Social Sciences, Students DatesTuesday 19th March 2013 (13:00-16:00) Download the date to your calendar (.ics file) ContactTo register and find out more about the event, please visit http://www.srhe.ac.uk/events/ This seminar focuses on the role of the further education sector in higher education participation and provision in England. Drawing on their recent research, Dr Marion Bowl and Dr Anne Thompson offer insights firstly into what can be learned from the growing body of literature in this field, and secondly, provide detailed insights into what is meant by HE in FE in practice at the present time. They will also address the methodologies that they used in conducting their research. The contribution of further education and sixth form colleges to widening participation, findings from the Widening Access, Student Retention and Support (WASRS) archive Dr Marion Bowl, School of Education, University of Birmingham This presentation will present key findings from a literature synthesis on the contribution of further education colleges. The presentation will focus on a number of key themes: the involvement in formal and informal partnerships; support for progression: awareness-raising, information, advice and guidance; targeting under-represented groups; curriculum initiatives to aid transition and Dual Sector institutions: higher education in further education colleges. The second part of the presentation will outline the approach to the literature accessed for the synthesis and some of the issues in undertaking syntheses of this nature. Higher education provision in Further Education Colleges: some findings and methodological considerations Dr Anne Thompson, Researcher and Consultant This presentation will draw on evidence from the 2011-12 project commissioned by the Department for Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) to understand the current nature of higher education (HE) in further education colleges (FECs) in England as well as other sources. It will consider the nature of HE in FE, how it is funded and accredited, its volume and distribution and whether it is distinctive. In the second part of the presentation, the methodological difficulties flowing from the diversity of the HE provision in colleges and experienced by the BIS project team and others will be explored.


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LONDON (Defecated News) - It is story that has shocked many animal lovers, but none more than Gladys Funk of East London, who caught her daughter cooking Gladys's cat. The story started some years back when Gladys had invited her daughter Rachel and her prospective son-in-law Daniel round for dinner.
"It was simple really", recalled Gladys in her hospital bed. "I made dinner, they came round and we finalised the wedding details. My husband died the previous year from an exploding prostate."
But the nice, quiet meal turned out to be anything but. "I was suffering from flatulence due to my anti-depressants and at the dinner table I let of a few quiet ones. Hot ones, if you understand me."
"Rachel was furious and Danny soon left her. I though she'd forgiven me. But oh no, she hadn't", Gladys explained.
Three years to the day later, Gladys returned home from line-dancing class to find Rachel skinning her beloved cat Fanny.
"When I saw her with her hands on my Fanny, it sent a shiver down my spine and left me speechless. She took a knife and peeled the fur and skin away and then cut out the flesh, throwing it into a plate. She then ate the flesh and I fainted." Gladys was rushed to hospital and Rachel was arrested and sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
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Democrats like to talk about a "war on women." In syndicated columnist and New York Times best-selling author David Limbaugh's telling, Barack Obama is a president at war. Not in Afghanistan (though he is) or Libya (though he was). Mr. Limbaugh's new book, "The Great Destroyer," chronicles what its author describes as a "war on the republic."
Don't let the martial rhetoric - which from the war on poverty to the war on drugs is hardly rare in American political polemics - fool you. Mr. Limbaugh is a lawyer by trade who builds a thorough case against the president. Taking on a new target in each chapter, the book lives up to its title by slowly dismantling Mr. Obama's economic, social and foreign policies until there isn't much left.
Mr. Limbaugh devotes substantial space to the president's massive spending and deficits. "In his budget battles,Obama consistently masquerades as a deficit hawk even as he resists budget cuts and demands more spending," he writes.
Indeed, it took 200 years for the total federal budget to reach $1 trillion. Under the current president's watch, $1 trillion annual deficits have become the norm. Left on autopilot, Washington's spending will soon exceed the percentage of the economy necessary to pay for the New Deal or win World War II.
Mr. Limbaugh contrasts the president's fiscal vision with that of House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan. He writes that Mr. Ryan's plan results in $5.3 trillion less spending and $3 trillion in cumulative deficit reduction over the next decade.
But Mr. Obama's vision of government doesn't just produce big numbers on a balance sheet. It is too big for our Constitution. Where generations of liberals have achieved policy goals through the courts ignoring the Constitution while pretending to venerate it as a "living" document, Mr. Obama at times seems impatient with its constraints on federal power.
On immigration, the president once told a crowd that he wished he had a "magic wand" to summon amnesty into existence in spite of congressional resistance. On issues ranging from health care reform to raising the debt ceiling, Mr. Obama has lamented the broken nature of our political system. But separation of powers is a design feature, not a flaw.
The president isn't the first progressive to become impatient with constitutionally limited government, but he is perhaps the most explicit. "What I'm gonna do is wait for Congress," Mr. Obama told "60 Minutes," as quoted in "The Great Destroyer." "But when Congress refuses to act, and as a result, hurts our economy and puts our people at risk, then I have an obligation as president to do what I can without them."
"Them" refers to the people's elected representatives, who have more constitutionally enumerated powers than any other branch of the federal government.
Politicians get frustrated and blow off steam. They are also given to hyperbole. Yet this has gone beyond rhetoric. This administration has implemented the Dream Act, thrice rejected by Congress, via executive fiat. Economic czars have proliferated. General Motors has become "Government Motors." Solyndra has become a model for spreading crony capitalism under the guise of green energy.
Criticize any of this and the self-styled guardians of civility in the Obamasphere will start hurling invective. In a chapter titled "The War on the Right," Mr. Limbaugh shows the party of tolerance regularly accusing political opponents of everything from racism to sheer idiocy. Mr. Obama himself is no stranger to such indelicate tactics. One charming vignette has the president accusing congressional Republicans of wanting to "pay the Chinese, but not seniors."
Under Mr. Obama's watch, we have seen the erosion of conscience protections for religious believers - even those who originally supported the president's signature health care initiative - and gun-walking into the hands of Mexican cartels. The talk of transparency has given way to the reality of unaccountability.
It's all in Mr. Limbaugh's book, from Operation Fast and Furious to the administration's insistence on unfettered access to abortion on demand. The president is portrayed as apologetic to America's enemies and unsupportive of her just national interests. It's here in virtually encyclopedic detail.
This is both the book's best attribute and its only shortcoming. In his effort to provide readers with one-stop-shopping to discover the Obama administration's myriad failures and foibles, sometimes Mr. Limbaugh doesn't distinguish mortal and venal sins. Some dumb presidential statements made in the heat of political battle are forgivable; bankrupting the country in pursuit of re-election is not. Digging up those sins, however, may be the biggest shovel-ready project of the Obama era.
W. James Antle III is associate editor of the American Spectator.
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PM in Beijing, likely to sign crucial border agreement
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's three-day China visit would see the two neighbours ink a pact to lay fresh ground rules for border patrols to prevent any Depsang valley-like incidents along the Line of Actual Control. Aloke Tikku reports.india Updated: Oct 23, 2013 08:08 IST
There will be a sweet and sour flavour to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's three-day visit to China. The high note will be the signing of the first protocol over the contested Sino-Indian border in eight years. However, Indian officials said they would raise the recent stapled visas issued to Arunachali sportswomen.
The border defence cooperation agreement will be the main accomplishment of the visit. This will be the fourth confidence-building agreement signed by the two countries since 1993 and will attempt to quieten a border that has seen renewed tensions since 2009. The diplomatic code phrase is that this is about ensuring "peace and tranquility" along the border.
It will lay down new ground rules about patrolling, including handling face-to-face confrontations and incidents like the Chinese intrusion in the Depsang sector. Sources said despite media portrayals otherwise, India's 4,000-km-long border with its northern neighbour was among its most peaceful despite being largely undemarcated. "This is not a hot border," the source said, noting that no shot had been fired since 1975.
The source said New Delhi had handled the Depsang intrusion "very well" and "without fuss." The Chinese had withdrawn after three weeks -- in comparison, in 1986, a similar incident in Arunachal Pradesh had taken six years to resolve.
"There will be instances where we will have face-offs until we settle the boundary issue," the official said. "But we will handle them. This is where the BDCA will help."
The Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson echoed the sentiments saying, "Pending the final settlement...joint effort should be made to maintain peace and tranquillity in border areas."
Indian officials say working out border protocols is important as both sides are upgrading border infrastructure, deploying more soldiers and better weapons, making the chances of a "mistake" greater.
However, the Chinese embassy's issuance of stapled visas to two Arunachali archers heading to a sports event in China served as a reminder how continuing sources of friction could colour public opinion.
Privately, Indian officials say stapling was a concession by Beijing -- in the past, China had declared Arunachali were "Chinese citizens" and did not need a visa at all. But neither could be accepted by New Delhi.
Singh will be holding back-to-back meetings with the Chinese leadership, including a meal with Chinese President Xi Jinping. He will also hold talks on the strategic neighbourhood, including Afghanistan and Pakistan, and how to bolster trade and investment between the two countries.
Singh, in an interview to Chinese media, said he had sought for the past nine years to put bilateral ties on a stable growth plan. "There are a lot of things we have to discuss," the PM said after he landed in Beijing.
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text: Am Donnerstag 31 Dezember 2009 11:38:51 schrieb Luke Palmer: > This cartesian product varies in its tail faster than its head, so > every head gets its own unique tail. If you reverse the order of the > bindings so that it varies in its head faster, then tails are shared. > If my quick and dirty reasoning is correct, it improves the space > usage by a factor of the number of sublists. That reasoning is supported by http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/2009-December/070184.html However, that concerns only the generation of the lists to be sorted, as far as I can see (that will be faster and use less memory). The main problem here is the space usage of the sorting, I think. For that, probably an external sort is the best solution. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell-cafe/attachments/20091231/8a3f4d56/attachment.html


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The city is governed by Mayor and Council. Marvin "Buddy" Bualle serves as Mayor. Council Members are John Logiudici, President, Dick Cleland, Richard Kerley, Scott Popejoy and Ray Vail. Council meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at 7:00 p.m. at City Hall.
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You spent a lot of time choosing just the right artwork for your home, and it's well worth spending a little time and effort over arranging your display.
Begin to think of the artwork as it relates to everything around it.
Whether you are hanging a framed picture over a sofa, on a stairway wall or in the hall, each of these spaces will have elements to consider.
There are no hard and fast rules about hanging pictures.
You should hang them where they are easiest to see and appreciate.
Hang them lower in a room where people generally sit, and hang them higher in a hallway where you are usually standing.
Be careful not the hang the picture, or group of pictures, too high.
The most pleasing height for a single picture or for a grouping is to have the centre of the picture or group of pictures at eye level.
As 'eye level' is different for different people, a good rule of thumb is to position the centre of the picture or group of pictures about 5ft 6in above the floor as a starting point.
If it does not look 'right' to you, try moving it up or down a little.
If you will be mainly standing in the space, it may make sense to hang the artwork a bit higher than the 5ft 6 in starting point, especially if the ceiling is tall.
In a room where you generally sit down, such as a dining room, family room or office, hang artwork a bit lower so they can be enjoyed at a lower viewing angle.
Sit in a chair and have someone hold the picture against the wall, moving it up and down so you can evaluate the look.
Large, bold pictures usually look best displayed singly, or in pairs, while small pictures are often better carefully arranged in groups.
Your pictures and your room scheme will be enhanced if you relate your display to furniture or other features, such as a narrow stretch of wall between two windows.
Relate your artwork to the furniture below it. A large framed piece over a sofa or sideboard relates more easily when it is hung so that the bottom of the frame is positioned 6-12 inches above the top of the sofa back or tabletop.
When working with a grouping of pictures or objects, think of the grouping as one large picture and relate the bottom of the entire grouping to the furniture underneath it. Art over furniture should not be wider than the furniture.
Small pictures can look out of balance when hung on a large wall.
Look for narrow walls such as the spaces between doorways or windows, and consider hanging two or three pictures in a vertical line, treating the centre picture as the centre of the grouping.
To unify the group, have them matted and framed all alike.
Always allow the right amount of space between each picture. This is usually 3-5 inches on each when creating a display.
A group of pictures framed alike and hung close together can have big impact.
You can give a small room with low ceilings or a large room with high ceilings desired drama by hanging pictures a little lower or higher accordingly.
When planning a grouping of artwork, lay them out on the floor and shuffle them around until you have a selection and arrangement that pleases you.
Odd numbers of pictures work best for a grouping.
If you are hanging the artwork by yourself, cut paper templates the same size as each piece of artwork and attach the templates to the wall with painter's tape.
This will allow you to stand back and see how the artwork's shape and size relates to your room and your furniture.
Moving the templates up and down will help you to find the perfect spot to hang your pictures.
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ATLANTA - A federal appeals court has set a June 8 hearing to consider a Florida judge's ruling that President Obama's health care overhaul is unconstitutional.
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta said Thursday each side will get one hour to present oral arguments.
The court also said a randomly selected three judge panel will hear the appeal, rejecting a motion for the case to be heard by all 11 of the court's judges.
U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson in Florida said the Obama administration's health care overhaul was unconstitutional because Congress exceeded its authority by requiring nearly all Americans to carry health insurance. One other federal judge ruled against the law and three have upheld it.
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Two Friends from Bantwal Go Missing while on Tour to Shivamogga
Bantwal: Two friends from Nadilaguttu in Sajipamuda village off Melkar have reportedly gone missing while having gone on a tour to Shivamogga.
Satish Melvyn Lewis (36) and Glan Vishal D'Souza (31) had left home on May 6 on their way to Shivamogga. Around 7 pm, Satish Melvyn's wife Flavia received a call from her husband saying that they were in Koppa on their way back from Shivamogga.
However neither has returned home nor visited any relatives and acquaintance.
After enquiries with all known people having failed to get any positive information, Flavia has filed a complaint at the Bantwal police station on May 10, requesting that both be traced.


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If you go by the book, you should buy equipment late in the year. Reason: Under the Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System (MACRS), you can claim a depreciation deduction based on a half-year's use, even if you use the equipment only for a few days in the year.
Of course, you might not be able to wait that long to replace outdated or obsolete equipment.
Strategy: Load up on necessary equipment purchases early in the year. Thanks to a little-noticed wrinkle in the MACRS rules, you can come out ahead taxwise if you buy more equipment later. Plus, you'll have access to the equipment when you really need it.
Here's the whole story: Normally, a new business asset is treated as if it were placed in service midyear, regardless of when that actually occurs. This is called the "half-year convention" in tax parlance. For five-year MACRS property, the first-year write-off under the half-year convention is equal to 20% of ...(register to read more)
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