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An 18-year-old computer science student allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in his college hostel bathroom in Kerala's Thrissur. The police have registered a case of unnatural death, but his friends have alleged that college authorities harassed him on being caught cheating.
Jishnu was a first-year student of Nehru College of Engineering and Research, a private college.
A Huge protest has been going on for various student parties in front of Nehru colleges. At the same time, a massive protest is going on in the social media websites as well on online medias against the cruelty of college authorities towards the students.
Team Kerala Cyber Warriors, a group of hackers from Kerala announced on their Facebook page that they had hacked the websites of Nehru College Institutions on behalf of this incident by supporting the campaign #JusticeforJishnu
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I sumbitted a post a few days (weeks) ago and I have no news of any progress. What's the review procedure? Who's reviewing? How can I know who's reviewing what?
I mistakenly re-submitted the post but no more luck with that one either.
Who's managing all this?
How/when are posts reviewed? (2 messages)
- Posted by: Pierre Mareschal
- Posted on: January 18 2005 03:57 EST
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- How/when are posts reviewed? by Dmitry Namiot on January 26 2005 07:43 EST
- How/when are posts reviewed? by Floyd Marinescu on January 28 2005 12:07 EST
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Interesting, do they (TSS) read this?
- Posted by: Dmitry Namiot
- Posted on: January 26 2005 07:43 EST
- in response to Pierre Mareschal
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Hi Pierre,
- Posted by: Floyd Marinescu
- Posted on: January 28 2005 12:07 EST
- in response to Pierre Mareschal
Posts are reviewed within 24 hours of receiving them, and only about 1/4th of posts are deemed newsworthy and pushed through.
I read your post, and you documented a good solution to a problem, but your post wasn't "news".


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Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) is a fantastic cash machine of a company.
It also has a strong position in a sexy growth market – cloud computing.
And it's finally rid of a boss – Steve Ballmer – who was arguably holding the company back.
Hopes are high for new chief executive, Satya Nadella. The company's stock has risen by more than 10% since Ballmer said he would step down.
Compared to other tech giants, Microsoft is relatively cheap. It even pays a healthy dividend (by US standards).
So why wouldn't I touch it with a ten-foot bargepole?
The biggest challenge facing Microsoft's new boss
Microsoft looks like it has a lot going for it. And maybe it does.
But it also faces a serious long-term challenge that may prove very damaging. I can't see a simple solution to this challenge, and I suspect Nadella may struggle too.
What is this challenge?
I'm not talking about Microsoft's weak position in smartphones and tablets. That is certainly a major problem.
But what really concerns me is that Microsoft's near-monopoly on desktop operating systems is under threat.
This week, Asus launched a budget desktop PC in the US that is retailing for just $179. As The Motley Fool points out, this is almost 50% cheaper than the cheapest PC produced by Hewlett-Packard.
How can Asus sell a PC at such a low price? Simple. The Asus computer uses Google's Chrome OS operating system, which Google gives away free. (For the non-techies among you, Chrome is basically Google's version of Windows – it's the software that allows you to use everything else on your computer.)
By contrast, the Hewlett-Packard PC uses Windows. That's not free: Hewlett-Packard has to pay a licence fee to Microsoft.
Now, I'll admit it's still very early days for Chrome OS. But momentum is beginning to build, especially in the laptop market. Two of the three top-selling laptops on Amazon.com over Christmas were Chromebooks – powered by Chrome OS – and I expect that trend to continue.
And on a purely anecdotal basis, people I know who've switched to Chrome are positively evangelical about it. My colleague Phil Oakley here in the office thinks we should switch our entire IT system over to Chrome, while Bengt Saelensminde regularly waxes lyrical about his Chrome conversion experience in his The Right Side newsletter.
How Google could drink Microsoft's milkshake
If Chrome OS continues to grow and seizes significant market share, that could affect Microsoft's wider business.
You see, if you're not using Windows on your desktop PC at home, you're much less likely to use Microsoft Office (Microsoft's office tools software package – word-processing, spreadsheets, and the dreaded PowerPoint, for example).
That's a serious concern in itself. But the rise of Chrome OS could be even more damaging if it starts to affect demand for Microsoft products from commercial customers.
That might seem alarmist. After all, many companies have Microsoft software deeply embedded in their systems. Who wants to go to the hassle of changing that?
But think about it: once a company's staff gets used to using different operating systems and software on a personal basis, the need to keep splurging big money on Microsoft software may become less obvious.
Don't get me wrong, Microsoft's enterprise business will generate plenty of cash for some time to come. But I'm pretty sure that we're going to see a decline in Microsoft's home computing business and that will be followed by a gradual decline on the commercial side.
In operating systems, Microsoft faces a transition from operating a near monopoly to coping with competition from a very wealthy rival that is offering a competitive product for free.
In short, the bedrock of the company is being slowly but surely eroded away. And it's not clear what will replace it.
I'm not confident enough to back Microsoft in this fight
So how can Nadella respond?
He needs to focus on Microsoft's best businesses. That means Microsoft's cloud offering. This is the unit that Nadella had been running until his promotion, and the fact that he won the chief executive job shows clearly the direction that Microsoft thinks it needs to go in.
Microsoft's cloud-based products such as Azure should be very lucrative and should help Microsoft defend its position with large commercial customers. Trouble is, Microsoft faces aggressive competition here too, notably from Amazon's web services business.
Bill Gates moving from being chairman to a technology adviser also makes sense. Hopefully he can ensure that Microsoft becomes more innovative with Windows and Office. That way it's more likely to hold off the challenge from Google.
And – given the scale of the challenge – Nadella should consider dumping some of the non-core businesses. That would include the Bing search engine, Skype and the Xbox gaming business, and perhaps even the recently acquired mobile business from Nokia as well as Surface tablets.
But whatever Nadella does, I'm sitting this one out. On a 3% yield and a price/earnings ratio of 13, Microsoft might look cheap. But it's cheap for a reason. It's a great cash cow now, but there's a real question mark over its long-term future.
If you're looking to invest in a tech giant, I still prefer Google (Nasdaq: GOOG). It can hardly be described as cheap, and if you're not in it already, I'd perhaps wait for a better buying opportunity – but I'm holding tight to my Google stock.
As for cloud computing – my colleague Bengt (the Chrome evangelist I mentioned earlier) – has an intriguing, if risky play that he favours.
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Lawmakers want to curb growing federal deficit
All but two of Wisconsin's eight U.S. House members supported an effort to put the brakes on a growing federal deficit.
The House voted Wednesday to bring back a modified "pay as you go" law.
It would require new programs and tax cuts to be paid for with the same amounts of spending cuts or tax increases elsewhere.
Republicans were upset that the rule would not apply to massive appropriation bills which are part of the federal budget.
Tom Petri of Fond du Lac was the only Republican to vote in favor of the measure and he joined the state's five Democrats in voting yes.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Most of the video highlights showed Juan Samuel dashing around the bases, sliding headfirst, running some more and tripling in the gap. His helmet was typically falling off or in front of his face as dirt kicked up, staining his uniform. That's how the player known for his hustle and determination went into the Phillies Wall of Fame, as its 2008 inductee on Friday. The career moments also showed Samuel with a constant smile, a common aspect of his personality. "This is special," Samuel said. "It's mind-boggling to me that every time I visit a town I'm visiting, people recognize me as a Phillie. I'm proud of that."
Surprisingly, Samuel didn't slide headfirst onto the podium to accept the honor. The mountain of black hair that used to barely fit under his cap has been replaced by short graying hair. Smiling as he listened to roars from the Citizens Bank Park crowd, Samuel became emotional when thanking the fans. With tears streaming down Samuel's cheeks, he stopped mid-sentence to wipe his eyes. Just then, it seemed the gravity of sharing a stage with nine Phillies greats who were present -- Hall of Famers Mike Schmidt, Steve Carlton, Robin Roberts and Jim Bunning, plus Bob Boone, Tony Taylor, Dick Allen, Greg Luzinski and Dallas Green -- finally sunk in for the team's 30th inductee to the Phillies Wall of Fame. "Some of the guys I played with, some coached me and some I watched play on my black-and-white TV in the Dominican," Samuel said. "It's special that they're here to share this moment with me."
Samuel, 47, debuted in 1983 and had an exciting combination of power and speed. His 28 homers in 1987 stood as a record for homers by a second baseman until Chase Utley broke it in 2006.Samuel remained with the Phillies until June 18, 1989, when he went to the Mets in a deal that brought Lenny Dykstra and Roger McDowell to Philadelphia. He was crushed to leave the city, and still considers himself a Phillie nearly 20 years later. "I do," said Samuel, who is the third-base coach for the Orioles. "There's so many people here that I know very well that I keep in touch with. I want this team to go as far as it can and win a championship for those folks. I follow them." Samuel said that most of his memorabilia is from his days with the Phillies -- uniform jerseys, his Silver Slugger Award from 1987, the ball from his first hit and first home run. Memories. "Sammy was the most exciting player on the Phillies in the early '80s. He had power, average, great arm and speed to burn," Schmidt said. "He hit in front of me and created RBI situations every game. He was my young son's favorite player through the '80s." The applause for the popular Samuel seconded that notion. Many came out on 8-8-08 to honor the player who wore No. 8. "Perfect, Samuel said. "Somebody must have planned it that way. This is a good day."
Ken Mandel is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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The American Bullnese was developed to combine certain features that were admired in a few different breeds of dogs. The American Bullnese has stumpy legs and an elongated body which is responsible for the breed's adorable hopping run. The American Bullnese also possess a unique, happy and clownish temperament, which is accompanied by a large head and chest with a thick upper body. The combination and refinement of these features created an outstanding dog that is regarded as one of the most adorable and revered house pets in the world.
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Registered Name: LuvaBullnese's Bo Diddly
Call Name: Bo
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Harry Allen Lundgren Obituary
Harry Allen Lundgren Obituary from the Youngstown Vindicator Newspaper and the Columbiana Morning Journal – September 24, 2010
Harry Allen Lundgren
COLUMBIANA – Harry Allen Lundgren, 83, of 110 West Park Ave., died on Wednesday, Sept. 22, 2010, at 7:07 p.m. at Salem Community Hospital.
Mr. Lundgren was born April 18, 1927, in Salem, a son of the late Harry W. and Marie Allen Lundgren.
He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and served on the USS Hornet.
Harry earned his bachelors degree at Mt. Union University and his masters degree from Kent State.He taught at Boardman High School many years, retiring in 1980.Prior to that, he had taught in Honduras, England, and Columbus, OH.
Mr. Lundgren had been a member of the U&I Class of the First Christian Church, Waynesville Lodge F.& A.M., and the former Columbiana Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, where he had served as Worthy Patron.He had also been a member of the Columbiana Historical Society and the Columbiana County Historical Society, where he had served as president.He was also a past president of the Central Ohio History Teacher's Association.He was an avid world traveler and loved photography.
He is survived by 10 nieces and nephews, Sandy Hill, Sharon Triebel, Linda (Richard) Weiland, Richard McBane, Robert (Wendy) McBane, Mark (Wendy) McBane, Bonnie (Charlie) Sears, Don (Kathy) Reash, Art (Kathy) Shoemake, and Tom (Laura) Shoemake; 14 great-nieces and nephews; and 13 great-great-nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, June McBane and Lillian Reash Shoemake.
Private services will be held Monday, Sept. 27, 2010, at the Columbiana Cemetery Chapel with Mr. Clarence Mansfield officiating.Burial will follow in the Columbiana Cemetery.
Arrangements were made by the Warrick-Kummer-Rettig Funeral Home, Columbiana.
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"You don't apologize much, do you?"
His eyebrow twitched. "Is it so obvious? I'm just being honest. When I've got you in bed, I don't care about what's polite. I go straight for the prize."
I read Detective Jon Amendola's scintillating rebuttal a couple of years ago on a flight to Toronto, and I can remember wanting to stand up and wave my hand, frantically, yelling "I'm a prize! I'm a prize!" But since my husband has always known that, and the fella who sat across the aisle would've likely called the flight attendant over to administer sleeping aids, I kept my cool.
That passage, along with the detective, is from one of Shannon McKenna's novellas called Anytime, Anywhere, and epitomizes one of the elements I love about her stories: a hot mess hero. Yes, indeed, Detective Jon Amendola of the North Portland PD is a "tough, cynical, foul-mouthed, funny, and flat-out, drop dead gorgeous" dude. By now, "hot mess" is part of the mainstream colloquial, but in case you're iffy on its meaning, Urban Dictionary defines it as "when ones thoughts or appearance are in a state of disarray but they maintain an undeniable attractiveness or beauty."
Speaking as a card-carrying feminist and assertive gal, there's no way in hell I would ever consider one of McKenna's hot messes as a viable mate—be it for an hour, a hot affair, or a lifetime commitment. But my reader-self would challenge Gloria Steinem to read these men as anything other than captivating … scorching … and as addictive as crack.
There's something so utterly sexy in these characters that are strong and capable, genius-smart and perceptive, yet complete dolts when it comes to figuring out they're in love. Lots of romances have clueless alpha men, but McKenna writes them with such hyperbolic abandon. Her guys don't even feign ignorance about their stubbornness. They revel in it. (As do I.)
One of the best ways to track McKenna's hot messes is through the McCloud series. This is a whole family of damn, but it's a hot family of damn. Over the course of the series, we get an intimate knowledge of brain-washing and psychological manipulation with a recurring villainous syndicate. They're over-the-top, too, which makes them extra fun to read. But the McCloud brothers aren't off their rockers with their conspiracy theories; no ma'am. They've experienced the malevolence firsthand.
Let's track a pattern of these controlling, exhausting, earthy sex gods and the women who ensnare them. McKenna's narrative is not unlike some of Hollywood's iconic movies that generate the best lines. Think Uncle Buck ("Buck Melanoma … Moley Russel's wort."), Blazing Saddles (" 'Scuse me while I whip this out."), The Princess Bride ("Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die."), Star Wars ("May the force be with you."), and Gone with the Wind ("Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn."). She must have great fun writing these guys who are always on the edge of sanity and self-control.
Behind Closed Doors
Seth was a millimeter away from losing it. The only way to hold his emotions together was to kiss her, with all of himself. All his desperate hunger. Need pounded through his body, but he held it back, trying to express with his kiss everything that was so impossible to say. His anger and grief and confusion, his growing awareness of how important she was to him. How much that awed and terrified him.
Standing in the Shadows
He should be relieved that Erin's mystery client checked out, but the ghost hand was squeezing his throat even harder. His instincts had never played him false before—but he'd never been in such a fucked-up state before, either. Even Sean and Davy thought he was going off the deep end. That made him feel so alone.
But he couldn't let it go. Not if Erin was at stake.
Out of Control
He wanted her to trust him.
He wanted to know all her secrets, but he wanted her trust even more. She was the type that would never forgive a guy for reading her diary behind her back. He tucked the journal back into the place where he'd found it and dropped the board carefully back into place.
He got up and backed away, feeling cornered and confused. As is he deserved her trust, after picking her lock and prowling through her house. Hypocritical, waffling idiot. He'd gone through her utility bills and rifled her underwear drawer, and he balked at her diary?
Nothing he did today made any sense.
Edge of Midnight
Keep it together. Impulse control. Actions have consequences.
The endless stern lectures from his father and brothers had clubbed into his head looped in his brain in a chaotic babble of mental noise.
. . .
The something's-not-right feeling was swelling, bigger and badder. Fire ants in his head. Itching and twitching. What T-Rex said? Burning in the fire of his passion. Our union will be explosive.
There's something addictive about these sexy bad boys with penchants for temper tantrums. It's also refreshing how McKenna tips the balance of hysteria for us with these McCloud men since it's typically women who are painted as emotional basket cases.
And there's a new McCloud story releasing September 24, Fatal Strike. It's not a McCloud brother, but you can predict the hero will be just as hot—and messy—as the examples above.
Dolly Sickles is a Southerner with a lifelong penchant for storytelling. Her Secret Squirrel identity is Dolly Sickles, but she also writes romance as Becky Moore, and this year her first children's book will be published as Dolly Dozier. She's an avid reader of all literature, but she takes refuge in the romance genre, where despite the most grandiose, exhilarating, strange, and unlikely plot that's out there, every story has a happy ending.


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|20 Dec 2009
all Windows 7 icons changed to iTunes icon
When the latest version of iTunes is installed, all of the icons on the Windows 7 taskbar and on the Start menu are changed to the iTunes icon. No matter what I click on, it starts iTunes. An Apple technician had me create a new administrator account as a test. Since the icons in the new account appeared normally, he said it may not be a serious problem as perhaps only some unknown setting needs to be changed. Since he suggested I may want to contact Dell or Microsoft or to try posting on some forums, I thought this would be a logical place to start.
He had me remove all Apple software from my computer and install iTunes again, which resulted in all the icons changing to iTunes again. I just got my first ipod and I would like to be able to use iTunes on this computer. I am not technically proficient.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Has anyone else seen this happen recently?
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|20 Dec 2009
Hello Sentinel, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Are the icons, that got replaced with the iTunes icon, only shortcuts or all program icons shortcut or not.
If only shortcuts have been affected, then you might see if downloading and merging the LNK download in the tutorial below to restore the default shortcut associations may be able to fix this for you after restarting the computer when done.
Default File Type Associations - Restore
Hope this helps,
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|20 Dec 2009
I installed iTunes and all appears normal.
Thank you very much for your help.
It was not necessary to restore the defaults.
I am not sure what made the difference.
This time I downloaded iTunes from FileHippo.
I had removed Digsby because the icon replacement happened just after the latest beta was installed. ?
I removed PicLens CoolIris for Internet Explorer because it suddenly opened all by itself.
I have done several things, so maybe one was the difference.
I ran Windows Live OneCare Safety Scanner and PC Pitstop's PC Matic, as well as Registry Mechanic and CCleaner. I also deleted my Windows.old folders.
I have disabled iTunes helper.exe and Quick Time Task at boot time using WinPatrol/Plus.
I am able to start iTunes and it is working.
This is offered as feedback to help others.
I was going to send you this information before I did anything. This may be too much information, but I believe it shows that the icons were shortcuts.
The only icons visible on my desktop are in the taskbar and in the notification area of the system tray. I would guess that the items pinned to the taskbar would be shortcut icons. Right-clicking on them displays only the program's name and the options of unpinning the item from the taskbar or closing the window.
The start menu icons all change to iTunes, even the ones nested in folders. Right-clicking on one of those and then clicking on properties shows that it is a shortcut (.lnk) type of file.
To determine whether I understand your instructions, please verify if this is the correct sequence to follow.
Beginning with the correct icons displayed and iTunes is not installed,
Install iTunes. If all icons change to iTunes, download and merge the LNK download in the tutorial and restart.
Would you allow iTunes helper and Quick Time Task to load at startup?
This may not matter. I could disable them using WinPatrol/Plus before I restart if it might make a difference. Note: They are now disabled as mentioned above.
Thanks again,
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|20 Dec 2009
I'm happy to hear that it seems that you got it sorted out.
Yes, that would be how and what to try with the LNK download if you had needed to try it.
Since it is working properly now, I would leave the iTunes helper and QT Task disabled unless you just wanted to test them to see if that was it for sure.
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|19 Jan 2014
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all icons change to itunes links after 11 is downloaded
Twice I have had to delete all my desktop, start menu, and taskbar icons after downloading and then uninstalling iTunes onto my Windows 7 Premium, SP1, 64 bit OS. Uninstalling didn't remove the iTunes icon pics but did allow me to get into the program it was originally linked to. Otherwise, all icons opened iTunes. I have an older iPod touch that I use for Audible books and music and it seems that Windows 7 is not compatible with iTunes. Any ideas what I can do to access my media? I am not a geek by any stretch but can usually follow directions, if they are in my 'language'. I would appreciate any help offered, my 7 laptop is a new acquisition, I tried one with 8 on it but that was even less compatible with my programming. TIA, Jeanne
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|If you have had sex in any form you could be pregnant, however bleeding and cramps are not normally a sign of pregnancy.
I wouldn't jump to the gyno because of a goofy period but that's just me. If that will settle your mind then go for it. The other thing you can do is abstain from sex right now and get a pregnancy test as long as it's been more than two weeks since the last act of sex.
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I was 2 days late for my period.. It finally came and it hurt kinda bad at first, worse than normal cramps. It's really light, which isn't normal for me.. Normally it starts out heavy and really bad. Plus, it's a pink/orange color.. I'm not so sure what's going on here. I haven't had unprotected sex, but i'm not on birth control. Any idea on what it could be? I can't get to a gynecologist for the next week or so.. So I can't really ask one quite yet. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.. Thanks!


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TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Nov 21, 2012) -
- Twangiza''s expansion is underway, targeting production in the order of 10,000 ounces per month by Q4 2013, with a steady increase in production since the mill disruptions in September, and production now approaching 8,000 ounces per month with lower unit costs
- Namoya''s development is on track for commissioning in mid-2013 with the project at peak activity and capital expenditures
- Key exploration objectives achieved for 2012, with a continued focus on adding oxide and free-milling mineral reserves and mineral resources at existing production and development sites, and extended drilling programs at the other sites to establish the project pipeline
- Brownfields expansion strategy now in place for higher returns on capital and production growth
- Hydro-electric power generation feasibility confirms potential for lower cost power source within two years, which will underpin the Company''s position as a low cost producer over the long term
- The Company has secured non-dilutive balance sheet funding to address the intensity of its near term planned capital requirements
Banro Corporation ("Banro" or the "Company") (BAA.TO)(NYSE MKT:BAA)(NYSE Amex:BAA) is pleased to provide a corporate update of its operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (the "DRC") and an outlook for 2013.
While Banro continues to target oxide and free-milling resources across the Twangiza-Namoya gold belt, the focus is clearly now on a brownfields strategy, which will enhance the returns on capital and shorten the lead-time for growth compared to developing grass roots projects, which would require new infrastructure. This strategy has been introduced following the potential to significantly increase the mineral resources in the immediate areas of Twangiza and Namoya, and will take priority over the development of either the Kamituga or Lugushwa projects. This is despite the fact that these two projects have demonstrated the potential for significant resources following the recent drilling results. In view of this, further drilling will be undertaken on these projects during 2013 to define additional mineral resources before embarking upon the economic assessments. Refer to the Company''s operations update press release, also issued today.
Capital expenditures at Twangiza for the remainder of 2012 and 2013 are estimated as follows:
- US$9 million for one-off plant expansion to achieve 1.7Mtpa, and a further US$4 million to achieve 2.0Mtpa for outputs in the order of 10,000 and 12,000 ounces respectively per month
- US$1 million per month for the tailings management facility, with potential to reduce this expenditure
- US$1 million per month for 2013 capital equipment maintenance and fleet rebuild, reducing to ongoing capital expenditures of US$500,000 per month in 2014
At Namoya, approximately 48% of the estimated US$178 million capital has been spent with the remaining capital expenditures peaking in early Q1 2013. Increases from the initial capital estimate of $150 million, which has been previously reported, included:
- Mobile crushing plant for US$1.5 million in order to produce aggregates required for the civil works instead of relying on external suppliers leading to direct cost savings
- Mining fleet for US$15.7 million in moving to owner operator leading to reduced bulk earthworks and mining costs
- Heap leach stacker for US$5.3 million given the longer term move to electric "hydro" power generating further cost savings over diesel power and more efficient stacking
Exploration objectives for the remainder of 2012 and 2013 (see the Company''s operations update press release issued today for details) in project priority order are as follows:
- Delineation of additional mineral reserves and mineral resources at Twangiza, with specific focus on the inclusion of the north pit porphyry feldspar resources which would be processed through the existing CIL plant, thus extending the mine life;
- Growing the mineral resource base as well as increasing the confidence of mineral resources at Namoya with the objective of completing the feasibility on the CIL expansion at that site;
- Definition drilling at Lugushwa to upgrade the mineral resources and maximize the economics for the planned preliminary economic assessment during 2013;
- Continued drilling program at Kamituga to delineate and define the extent of oxide and free-milling material at this project.
The combination of lower than anticipated early production at Twangiza owing to a number of mechanical factors, which have now been identified and are in the process of being rectified, and the near term capital intensity for Namoya''s development, have necessitated the need to boost the Company''s short term funding requirements.
Banro has arranged non-dilutive balance sheet funding for up to US$43 million, which can be drawn over the next 6 months, and is expected to be settled in 2014 as the Company moves into a stronger cash-flow position following the completion of the Namoya capital program and forecasted higher revenues being generated from that project and the expanded Twangiza production.
"In light of the significant potential for increasing mineral resources and reserves in areas where Banro has or will have infrastructure, we believe the focus on brownfields expansion at Twangiza and Namoya will significantly increase shareholder value and meet our targeted production profile in a shorter time frame, at lower levels of capital expenditure. This will also allow us more time to fully assess the exploration projects which have yielded excellent results to date," commented President and CEO, Simon Village. "We have now resolved the mechanical issues with the ball mill at Twangiza and, for the remainder of 2012 and throughout 2013, we will concentrate on optimizing Twangiza to meet our production target of 10,000 ounces of gold per month by Q4, 2013, and maintain the development schedule at Namoya to achieve commissioning by mid-2013. I am encouraged by the production increases being achieved over the current quarter to date, and hope to report positively on this trend into the new-year."
Concurrently with this press release, Banro has issued a complete operations update press release. As well, the Company will host an earnings conference call and operations update following year-end 2012 release of financials, in February 2013.
Qualified Persons
Colin J.S. Belshaw, FIMMM, I.Eng., Banro Vice President, Operations and Daniel K. Bansah, Banro Vice President, Exploration and a Chartered Professional Member of The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (Aus.I.M.M), each of whom is a "qualified person" (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101), have reviewed and approved the technical information in this press release.
Banro Corporation is a Canadian gold mining company focused on production from the Twangiza oxide mine and development of three additional major, wholly-owned gold projects, each with mining licenses, along the 210 kilometre long Twangiza-Namoya gold belt in the South Kivu and Maniema provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Led by a proven management team with extensive gold and African experience, Banro''s plans include the construction of its second gold mine at Namoya, at the south end of this gold belt, as well as the development of two other projects, Lugushwa and Kamituga, in the central portion of the belt. The initial focus of the Company is on oxides, which have a low capital intensity to develop but also attract a lower technical and financial risk to the Company and as such maximize the return on capital and limits the dilution to shareholders as the Company develops this prospective gold belt. All business activities are followed in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
For further information, please visit our website at www.banro.com.
Cautionary Note to U.S. Investors
The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC") permits U.S. mining companies, in their filings with the SEC, to disclose only those mineral deposits that a company can economically and legally extract or produce. Certain terms are used by the Company, such as "Measured", "Indicated", and "Inferred" "Resources", that the SEC guidelines strictly prohibit U.S. registered companies from including in their filings with the SEC. U.S. Investors are urged to consider closely the disclosure in the Company''s Form 40-F Registration Statement, File No. 001-32399, which may be secured from the Company, or from the SEC''s website at http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml.
Cautionary Note Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, that address activities, events or developments that the Company believes, expects or anticipates will or may occur in the future (including, without limitation, statements regarding estimates and/or assumptions in respect of gold production, revenue, cash flow and costs, estimated project economics, mineral resource and mineral reserve estimates, potential mineralization, potential mineral resources and mineral reserves, projected timing of future gold production and the Company''s exploration and development plans and objectives) are forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements reflect the current expectations or beliefs of the Company based on information currently available to the Company.
Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that may cause the actual results of the Company to differ materially from those discussed in the forward-looking statements, and even if such actual results are realized or substantially realized, there can be no assurance that they will have the expected consequences to, or effects on the Company. Factors that could cause actual results or events to differ materially from current expectations include, among other things: uncertainty of estimates of capital and operating costs, production estimates and estimated economic return; the possibility that actual circumstances will differ from the estimates and assumptions used in the economic studies of the Company''s projects; failure to establish estimated mineral resources and mineral reserves; fluctuations in gold prices and currency exchange rates; inflation; gold recoveries being less than those indicated by the metallurgical testwork carried out to date (there can be no assurance that gold recoveries in small scale laboratory tests will be duplicated in large tests under on-site conditions or during production); uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future; changes in equity markets; political developments in the DRC; lack of infrastructure; failure to procure or maintain, or delays in procuring or maintaining, permits and approvals; lack of availability at a reasonable cost or at all, of plants, equipment or labour; inability to attract and retain key management and personnel; changes to regulations affecting the Company''s activities; the uncertainties involved in interpreting drilling results and other geological data; and the other risks disclosed under the heading "Risk Factors" and elsewhere in the Company''s annual information form dated March 26, 2012 filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and EDGAR at www.sec.gov. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Although the Company believes that the assumptions inherent in the forward-looking statements are reasonable, forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein.
Cautionary Note Concerning Resource and Reserve Estimates
The Company''s mineral resource and mineral reserve figures are estimates and no assurances can be given that the indicated levels of gold will be produced. Such estimates are expressions of judgment based on knowledge, mining experience, analysis of drilling results and industry practices. Valid estimates made at a given time may significantly change when new information becomes available. While the Company believes that its mineral resource and mineral reserve estimates are well established, by their nature resource and reserve estimates are imprecise and depend, to a certain extent, upon statistical inferences which may ultimately prove unreliable. If such estimates are inaccurate or are reduced in the future, this could have a material adverse impact on the Company.
Mineral resources are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability. There is no certainty that mineral resources can be upgraded to mineral reserves through continued exploration.
Due to the uncertainty that may be attached to inferred mineral resources, it cannot be assumed that all or any part of an inferred mineral resource will be upgraded to an indicated or measured mineral resource as a result of continued exploration. Confidence in the estimate is insufficient to allow meaningful application of the technical and economic parameters to enable an evaluation of economic viability worthy of public disclosure (except in certain limited circumstances). Inferred mineral resources are excluded from estimates forming the basis of a feasibility study.


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A smoky eye is alluring, but a smudged eye is just a mess. Keep your eye makeup where it's meant to be by employing tricks from primers to powders. Start out with good, quality formulations -- cheap or old makeup is not only irritating to the eyes, but can have quickly expired staying power.
Be Prepared
Don't rub your eyes to save your lids from a midday smudge. After working out, sweating or crying, check your makeup to ensure that nothing needs a touchup. Have cotton swabs and eye makeup remover on hand to easily whisk away any errant smudges. Make sure that you're working from a clean slate as eye makeup added onto oily or sweaty lids already puts its staying power at a disadvantage. Remove any old makeup or residue and rinse, patting dry before you begin your work.
Keep It Waterproof
If humidity and sweat are common foes for your eye makeup, use waterproof eyeliner and mascara. You can also explore formulas advertised as long-wearing, which may need eye-makeup remover to come off at the end of the day instead of simply water. Creamy eyeshadows glide on like a dream but have a tendency to crease, so set with a sweep of powder shadow applied lightly with a brush. Look for longer-wearing cream shadows that dry to a velvety powder finish. Makeup sealant can also be applied over the finished look for extra protection.
Prime Before Coloring
Like a painter uses a base to smooth the canvas for the final coat, a good eyeshadow primer will help keep makeup from budging for hours. Blend a formula evenly across the lid area and let absorb before applying shadow and eyeliner. Formulas range from translucent and opaque nude to shades that add a bit of glimmer to the look. Others have anti-aging properties that hydrate and nourish delicate eye skin while keeping you smudge-proof. And don't forget the lashes: Mascara primer is a clear to whitish formula that sweeps on before you add the color, enhancing the mascara's lengthening or thickening properties and helping keep down smudges and flaking.
Powder Perfect
You use a light dusting of powder to keep your face looking fresh and to set your makeup, and the eyes are no exception. Dust loose powder on lids after the primer and before eye makeup to strengthen the base, or dust after you've applied eye shadow but before applying liquid eyeliner or mascara. Powder shadow can also be pressed along your lash line on top of eyeliner with an angled flat brush for a defined line that's still precise and is less likely to budge. Lightly press powder along the edge of the lower liner to help keep makeup from traveling south.


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An investment of £9.2m will be made to improve broadband speeds for rural areas but some pockets in Harborough district are still likely to miss out, a County Hall manager admitted this week.
Leicestershire County Council's cabinet has voted to commit £1.7m towards a new superfast broadband scheme intended to reach rural areas of the county.
The cash will be combined with £3.7m from the Government, £2m from the county's enterprise partnership and £1.8m from BT.
The council has already committed £18.6m to cover about 96 per cent of county premises via its Superfast Leicestershire scheme.
But some blackspots are likely to remain even under this latest scheme, which could be completed by March, 2016.
Matthew Kempson, the broadband project manager for the county council, said some money would be set aside from the new £9.2m funding package to investigate these hardest to reach communities.
He admitted that some hinterlands will not be covered due to the prohibitive costs involved of hooking them up.
The money set aside will look at ways to cover these areas. He was unable to say which villages will or will not be included in the next roll-out, saying it would depend on negotiations with BT.
"We will try to get the most out of the new contract, to cover the widest area possible," Mr Kempson told the Mail.
Some people have called on the council to use a different contractor which has expertise in fibre-to-home internet services.
Several Harborough district villages have been left angered for being missed off the list for improved internet speeds in the initial rollout.
Residents contacted the Mail to outline their painfully slow speeds, which they say are affecting small businesses, students' homework and the ability to contact family members overseas.
A pressure group has been formed to champion their rights as council tax payers and BT consumers.
The Welland Valley Broadband Group covers parishes such as Drayton, Blaston, Slawston, Glooston, East Norton, the Langtons and Shangton in Leicestershire and Stoke Albany, Dingley, Sutton Bassett, Weston by Welland and Ashley in Northants.
A spokesman for the group said: "The additional funds are a positive step towards achieving the 100 per cent strategy.
"We recognise, though, that either additional funds will be required or commercial companies will need to be introduced to reach all the residents in the next few years."
District councillor Barbara Johnson said: "While I very much hope new solutions can be found, what really concerns me is the way this scheme has been presented.
"The county council's communication resources should have been used to comprehensively inform and consult with those waiting longest."
Pam Posnett, the county council's rural broadband spokesman, said: "Broadband is essential for business and families and it is important that those in rural areas share in the benefits these technologies can bring."


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On a cloudy, Friday evening, Schwerin Castle seems to glow in the last light of the day. Once home to the Duke of Mecklenburg, the castle, which sits on an island in the Schweriner See (Lake Schweriner), is now the seat of Landtag (the state parliament). Boomer travelers who enjoy a mix of romance, culture and history will appreciate the charms of the castle as well as the historic district and many lakes of Schwerin, Germany located in the northern state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
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Things You Do - Single
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Things You Do (Summer's Here)
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About Sweet Coffee
Initially conceived as solely a studio project, Belgian duo Patrick Bruyndonx and Raffaele Brescia, aka Sweet Coffee, took their sophisticated blend of house, lounge-pop, jazz, and funk onto the road following the success of their 2004 debut, Memory Lane. Soul vocalist Bibi Diabokua became a permanent member for 2005's Perfect Storm and 2007's Naked City, but they achieved their biggest success following her departure, when they recruited an array of various singers for their support slot on Lionel Richie's European tour, their performance at Rock Werchter, and their fourth studio effort, 2010's Face to Face. ~ Jon O'Brien


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Some people have no business talking to pregnant women.
You know the ones I mean. Maybe it's your cousin or your "best friend" from high school. Maybe it's your mother-in-law (why is it always the mother-in-law?) or a perfect stranger. But no matter who it is or what role this person plays in your life, whenever he or she opens their mouth, something offensive to pregnant women everywhere comes out.
As pregnant women we suddenly, somehow find ourselves public figures just because we have these big bellies sticking out. Everyone's got an opinion on every aspect of YOUR nine months and boy are they going to tell you about it.
They range from harmless to downright insulting and, admittedly can be received in different ways depending upon the person and the hormone level of the pregnant woman hearing the comment. For instance, my husband can get away with saying much, much more than my next door neighbor. Take his new nickname for me (my husband's, not my neighbor's): Plumpy.
I let him call me this for a few of reasons: 1. He's clearly saying it out of affection; 2. It's the nickname of one of the characters in one of my all-time favorite movies (pickles and ice cream for you if you can name the film -- it's a toughie, I think she's only referred by the name once); and 3. Let's face it -- I'm pretty plumpy at the moment so he's not exactly committing slander here.
Personally, I get the most upset about folks who comment on my due date and I'll concede I can be a bit irrational about it, but hear me out.
I do not like it one bit when someone (especially if it's a woman who has been through pregnancy before) predicts that I'm going to give birth after my due date. (I can feel my fury building even as I type this.) Why on earth would you say that to me? Why would you say I'm going to be pregnant longer? Do you know what it's like to be nine months pregnant? (For you first timers, even if you love, love, love being pregnant, by the ninth month trust me, you want the baby OUT.)
It's been 40 weeks, you are tired, you are cranky, everything hurts, people won't stop asking when is this baby going to be born already -- why oh why oh why would you tell me that I'm going to be pregnant for more than the medical professionals and tests, and sonograms think I am? (Now I'm really worked up and am not sure if I'm even making sense.) All I know is, if you want to get on my bad side, tell me that I'm going to give birth after May 8.
Plumpy might have to sit on you.
Here are some of my "favorites." Some have been directed at me and some to other pregnant women I know, but I'm sure we've all been there:
- You are having a girl. A girl steals beauty from her mother. (I know we all have pregnancy brains, but think about that one a minute.)
- Any comment on my size. And don't ask me when I'm going to start wearing maternity clothes. Unless I'm stealing clothing from your closet, it's none of your business (I guess I just figured out another reason why T. is allowed to call me Plumpy).
- You're having another baby? I don't know how you are going to do it! (Well I'm certainly not asking you to babysit.)
- Was this baby planned? (I'm pretty upfront about our lack of planning [see: well, this blog], but some people aren't. And it's nobody's business!)
- Any negative remark about potential baby names (and this my friends is a long blog post for another day).
- Any unsolicited story about the worst labor experience ever. (Again with the former pregnant women sharing "helpful" advice when they should know better. Unless the prego asks about how the epidural failed, Don't. Tell. Her.)
I could go on and on (and on) but they limit my word counts on these blogs so I'll stop here. But please, add your favorites in the comments! Let's share in the group rage together!


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The US equity markets ended flat on some scepticism over surprisingly strong jobs report on Friday. Unemployment rate was down to 7.8% as against expectation of 8.1% - Lowest level since January 2009.
By Gautam Broker, Research Analyst at CNBC-TV18
The US equity markets ended flat on some scepticism over surprisingly strong jobs report on Friday. Unemployment rate was down to 7.8% as against expectation of 8.1% - Lowest level since January 2009.
Nonfarm payrolls went up 1,14,000 in September, which came in slightly better-than-expectations.
US Labor Secretary says idea that the report was manipulated is "ludicrous".
The S&P 500 Index ended marginally in the red ahead of earnings. S&P 500 earnings' are seen declining 2.5% YoY in September quarter.
US markets at close on Friday: Dow Jones gained 0.3% at 13,610.4 while S&P 500 Index was down 0.03% to 1,460.9 and Nasdaq Composite fell 0.4%
European markets on Friday: CAC rallied 1.6% and DAX surged 1.3% while FTSE was up 0.7%. Spain jumped 1.8% and Italy moved up 2.4%
China HSBC services PMI for September is awaited. Previous reading was at 52.
The US bond markets and government offices are shut today on Columbus day, but equity markets will remain opened.
The US dollar has strengthened post unemployment report. Dollar Index rose to 79.44 on Friday.
Euro fell 0.2% today at 1.301 against the US dollar as against Friday's 2-week high of 1.307.
Yen was steady at 78.7 to the US dollar.
WTI crude fell 2% at USD 89.9 a barrel as fear of US strategic petroleum release will keep prices subdued.
Brent crude was down 0.5% on Friday at USD 112.4 a barrel on support from North Sea cargo delays.
Gold remained rangebound at around USD 1780 an ounce after briefly inching close to USD 1800 an ounce last week.
LME Copper was largely unchanged on Friday.
Commodities were down today morning: Brent crude declined 0.3% at USD 11.7 a barrel while WTI crude was down 0.4%
Copper slipped 0.9% and gold went down 0.3% at USD 1175 an ounce.
What to watch out for
Germany WPI, Industrial Production
Germany Trade data
Euro zone Investor confidence


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By Marleen Ehmann Bussma
Bussma, Marleen Ehmann. "Raney Township's Country Schoolhouse #3." 2008.
My grandfather, Jacob G. Kalmbach Jr. a German from Russia immigrant farmer, served on the school board for Raney Township's four country schools in LaMoure County, North Dakota. He was concerned about his children having an opportunity to go to school as were others of his generation. My parents also valued a good education. They wanted their children to have an easier life than they did. This is dedicated to these parents who made sure their children attended school even during a harsh North Dakota winter and to the teachers who provided an environment of learning alone out on the prairie with bare basics.
I walk along the fenceline
As I gaze off to the west.
I'm searching through my memories
Working on my latest quest.
The ground is plowed and broken
And it does not look the same.
The building and the prairie
Disappeared as progress came.
A little one room schoolhouse
Used to stand upon this hill
With prairie all around it.
In my mind I see it still.
Big windows on the east side
Were the only source of light.
Without electric power
No one stayed into the night.
The coal shed sat behind it
Dressed in paint of faded red.
It held the needed coal pile
Used to keep the stove well fed.
The stove was big and stood out
A ways from the schoolroom wall,
The only source of heating
When we'd watch the snowflakes fall.
The flagpole rose above us
As it saw our school day start
Where we pledged our allegiance
With our hands upon our heart.
There was no running water
So the bathrooms were outside
On each side of the coal shed
Where wild critters tried to hide.
We had our drinking water
In a big ceramic crock
That sat close to our school door
Underneath the windup clock.
Our music education
Was not left to be ignored.
There was a fine pump organ.
When it played, gave notes that soared.
We gathered 'round the organ.
Though our voices sometimes strayed
We liked our time with music.
We would sing while teacher played.
At recess in the winter
When the snow was fresh and loose
We'd shuffle out a circle
Then start playing fox and goose.
When snow was wet and heavy
It would soak right to our skin.
We'd sit beside the big stove
'Till our clothes dried out again.
The prairie was our garden
In the springtime and the fall.
The flowers bloomed so pretty
And we'd hear the wildlife call.
It gave a place for picnics
When the days were warm and good.
We sometimes roasted hotdogs
Using willow twigs for wood.
"The county superintendent!
She is driving up the road!"
Were dreaded words to my ears.
It was fear that my eyes showed.
She'd come by unexpected
To observe us for a while.
She took her job real serious
'Cuz you never saw her smile.
Maybe that's why she scared
She would usually look so stern
Which made it hard to study
Pay attention, try to learn.
She always was real dressed up
In assorted navy blues.
She wore a Sunday church hat
And her sturdy oxford shoes.
When she was done observing
We could go outside and play.
While she conferred with teacher
We would chase our cares away.
The roads back then for trav'ling
You'd call primitive at best.
In winter filled with snowbanks
Horses fell through to their chest.
They struggled for their footing
As they plowed on through the snow.
The sled would bounce and jerk hard,
Just another mile to go.
We went to school for eight months,
Mid-September through mid-May.
The kids were needed at home
To tend crops and stack the hay.
The years that I attended
The enrollment was just four.
When Shirley graduated
There was no school anymore.
The country school was closed up;
The last township school to die.
We kids were sent to town school
Amongst strangers, wondering why.
Today's youth does not struggle
With the challenges I had.
They're turned on, tuned up, plugged in
To the latest 'lectric fad.
The kids today are shortchanged
Is the way it seems to me
When I think of Raney Township's
Country Schoolhouse #3.


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Sprint Invests Just Enough in Clearwire to Give it 50.8%
Article Comments
So who is right?
The Times said that controlling clearwire was not required but the journal says 'According to the Journal's sources, gaining control of Clearwire was a condition of winning the $20.1 billion investment from Japanese network operator Softbank, which was announced earlier this week.'
So who is right? One of them needs to make a correction. lol
So who is right? One of them needs to make a correction. lol
Why would Sprint feel the need to gain control otherwise? The timing obviously points to the fact that Sprint needed a majority stake in Clearwire.
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In the bottom sediments in Ward Cove, the contaminants are ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and 4-methylphenol. EPA dredged about three acres of sediments in Ward Cove, capped about 27 acres with a thin layer of clean material, and left another 50 acres of contaminated sediments to recover naturally.
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Thank you.
I also noticed that there is a new minor upstream release according to d/watch. Feel free to prepare it already now - we can upload it even if 2.4.0-1 has not passed the NEW queue.
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The Band's Visit, a critically acclaimed new musical and New York Times Critics' Pick, arrives on Broadway this Fall 2017 direct from a sold-out engagement where it was hailed as, "A place you want to visit if you're looking for signs of new and exciting life in the contemporary American musical" (Ben Brantley, The New York Times).An Egyptian Police Band arrives in Israel to play a concert. After a mix-up at the border, they are sent to a remote village in the middle of the desert. With no bus until morning and no hotel in sight, these unlikely travelers are taken in by the locals. Under the spell of the desert sky, their lives become intertwined in the most unexpected ways. The Band's Visit celebrates the deeply human ways music and laughter connect us all."It doesn't feel like any musical ever. It doesn't sound like anything else you've heard. Perfect is the wrong word for such a rangy, unusual musical, but it'll just have to do."– Jesse Green, New York Magazine
Based on the multi-award winning film, The Band's Visit is brought to Broadway by three-time Tony® nominee David Yazbek (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Full Monty), Drama Desk nominee Itamar Moses (Nobody Loves You, Fortress of Solitude) and acclaimed director David Cromer (Our Town, The House of Blue Leaves).THE BAND'S VISIT GROUP TICKETSTo purchase 12 or more tickets, visit Broadway Inbound.
Katrina Lenk, Tony Shalhoub, John Cariani, Ari'el Stachel, George Abud, Etai Benson, Adam Kantor, Andrew Polk, Bill Army, Rachel Prather, Jonathan Ravivm, Sharone Sayegh, Kristen Sieh, Alok TewariWith The BandAndrea Grody, George Abud, Alexandra Eckhardt, Philip Mayer, Sam Sadigursky, Jeff Theiss, Harvey Valdes, Garo Yellin
Music & Lyrics: David YazbekAuthor: Itamar MosesDirector: David CromerBased on the Screenplay by: Eran KolirinProducer: The Band's Visit Broadway LLCPress Agent: Polk and Co.
Ms. Lenk, who will reprise her role in "The Band's Visit" on Broadway, has mastered the art of delivering equal emotional weight in song or in silence.
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Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System
The Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS) is the corporation supplying water and sewerage services to Metro Manila. It is one of the oldest waterworks systems in Asia, as well as one of the oldest government-owned and controlled corporations in the Philippines.
In 1878, Spanish Philanthropist Francisco Carriedo y Peredo donated funds to laid out in old Manila the first water system in the Philippines. It was called the Carriedo System. The construction of a water system delivered 16 million litters of water per day to 300,000 people. By 1909, the capacity of the system was increased to 92 million liters per day by the addition of pumping facilities and the construction of Wawa Dam. The name of the system evolved from Manila Water Supply System in 1908 to Metropolitan Water District in 1919. During the 1920s, Ipo Dam was created using water resource from the Angat basin. The capacity was increased in 1938 to 200 million liters per day for an urban population of 900,000 people. In 1954, its name was changed to National Waterworks and Sewerage Authority (NAWASA). After 18 years of service the government changed its name to Metropolitan Waterworks Sewerage System (MWSS), by which it is known to this date. From a national agency, the MWSS by virtue of its charter was tasked to control over all waterworks and sewerage system in a service area including the National Capital Region, the entire province of Rizal and part of the Province of Cavite, of a territory of more then 200,00 hectares.
Former Directors:
1930-1934 Paul W. Mack
1934-1938 Gregorio Anonas
1938-1947 Ambrosio Magsaysay
1947-1955 Manuel Mañosa
1955-1963 Susano R. Nagado
1963-1966 Jesus C. Perlas
1966-1969 Antonio C. Menor
1969-1976 Sergio M. Isada
1976-1983 Oscar J. Ilustre
1983-1986 Abor P. Canlas
1986-1987 Jose Yap
1987-1992 Luis V. Sison
1992-1994 Teofilo J. Asuncion
1994-1995 Ruben A. Hernandez
1995-1997 Dr. Angel L. Lazaro III
1997-2000 Dr. Reynaldo B. Vea
2000-2001 Jose F. Mabanta
2001-2006 Orlando C. Hondrade
2007-2008 Lorenzo H. Jamora
2008-2010 Diosdado Jose M. Allado
Water Crisis
By the early 1980s, Metro Manila was experiencing increased in industrialization and sustained population growth. The water distribution and sewerage collection networks were deteriorating and urgently required rehabilitation and expansion to meet the demands. Thus June 19, 1971, the MWSS charter was created and mandates that MWSS operate and maintain water and sewerage service in Metro Manila as an autonomous government owned and controlled corporation. In 1995, water crisis among the poorest countries were reported globally, saying that, the countries industrialization will lead to a severe water crisis within ten to twenty years due to the absence of pollution controls, population growth, and subsidized water for farmers. Thus in June 1995, the Philippine Congress passed the "Water Crisis Act" or Republic Act 8041. In December of that year President Fidel V. Ramos ordered the reorganization of the MWSS and encourage private sector participation in the privatization of MWSS operations and facilities. This is to address the issues related to supply distribution, finance privatization, and strengthening the governments anti-water pilferage efforts.
MWSS Charter
These are some of the main powers and function of MWSS in the Republic Act No. 6234.
- To construct, maintain, and operate dams, reservoirs, conduits, aqueducts, tunnels, purification plants, water mains, pipes, fire hydrants, pumping stations, machineries and other waterworks for the purpose of supplying water to the inhabitants of its territory, for domestic and other purposes; and to purify, regulate and control the use, as well as prevent the wastage of water;
- To construct, maintain, and operate such sanitary sewerages as may be necessary for the proper sanitation and other uses of the cities and towns comprising the System;
- To fix periodically water rates and sewerage service fees as the System may deem just and equitable in accordance with the standards outlined in Section 12 of this Act;
- To construct, develop, maintain and operate such artesian wells and springs as may be needed in its operation within its territory;
- To acquire, purchase, hold, transfer, sell, lease, rent, mortgage, encumber, and otherwise dispose of real and personal property, including rights and franchises, consistent with the purpose for which the System is created and reasonably required for the transaction of the lawful business of the same;
- To approve, regulate, and supervise the establishment, operation and maintenance of waterworks and deep wells within its jurisdiction operated for commercial, industrial and governmental purposes and to fix just and equitable rates or fees that may be charged to customers thereof;
External Links
- Water Crisis Found in World Bank Study (accessed on May 9,2008)
- Unequal Water Distribution Behind 'Water Crisis' Bulatlat.com (accessed on May 9, 2008)
- MWSS Regional Office
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St Mark's Community Centre, located on Tollgate Road in Beckton, offers varied services, events and activities to all aspects of the community. They are the home for number of voluntary, private and public sector organisations that deliver vital services to the residents of Beckton and the surrounding area in Newham.
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PASADENA, Calif. — When Kyler Elsworth soared over the pile to deliver the final hit of Michigan State's season, the storybook ending came with a moral.
After so many years outside the spotlight, the Spartans are in nobody's shadow anymore. And for the first time in 26 years, they're Rose Bowl champions.
Connor Cook passed for a career-high 332 yards and hit Tony Lippett with a tiebreaking 25-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter, leading No. 4 Michigan State to a 24-20 victory over No. 5 Stanford on Wednesday night in the 100th Rose Bowl.
Cook also threw a TD pass to Trevon Pendleton, and Jeremy Langford rushed for 84 yards and a score for the Big Ten champion Spartans (13-1), who finished their season with 10 straight wins and their first Rose Bowl victory since 1988.
Michigan State overcame its first double-digit deficit of the entire season along the way, and the Spartans' FBS-best defense capped a dominant season with one more old-school, smash-mouth performance befitting the centennial celebration of the Granddaddy of Them All.
"It's a special time for all Spartans, and we came here in force," coach Mark Dantonio said. "I'm very happy for our football team, the resilience we showed all season long."
Michigan State's defense yielded just 159 yards in the final three quarters and ended it by stopping the Pac-12 champion Cardinal (11-3) on fourth-and-1 near midfield with 1:46 to play, stuffing a run play up the middle.
With one last chance to drive for the win, the Cardinal faced fourth-and-1 from their 34 with 1:46 left. Of course, they tried to get it with brute force, running a fullback dive with Ryan Hewitt. But Elsworth blew it up for Michigan State and all the Spartans had to do from there was take a knee and celebrate with the swarms of green clad fans who packed the Rose Bowl.
Elsworth, a fill-in starter for suspended senior linebacker Max Bullough, hurdled the pile to deliver an electrifying, head-on hit to Hewitt while his teammates helped out below.
"When I saw their offensive linemen's stance, I knew the way to make a play was to go over the top," said Elsworth, selected the game's defensive MVP.
"It looked like we were going to get the push, and then we got stopped up front," Stanford coach David Shaw said.
The huge Michigan State contingent in the Rose Bowl stands roared at the play, and even the stone-faced Dantonio visibly celebrated.
"I get a little excited at the Rose Bowl," Dantonio deadpanned.
The Spartans have long labored behind Michigan, Ohio State and even Wisconsin among the Midwest's top programs, but Dantonio's seven-year rebuilding project in East Lansing has put them on top of the Midwest this season with a perfect run through conference play.
After knocking off the unbeaten Buckeyes in the league title game, Michigan State earned the Big Ten's second Rose Bowl win since 2000.
Tyler Gaffney ran for 91 yards and an early TD for Stanford, and linebacker Kevin Anderson returned an interception 40 yards for a score late in the first half. But the Cardinal couldn't follow up last season's success in Pasadena with back-to-back Rose Bowl wins, managing just three points from their offense after the first quarter.
Gaffney only could watch as Hewitt was stopped on Stanford's final play.
"You have to give it to Michigan State for stuffing that," said Gaffney, who managed just 24 yards after the first quarter. "Everybody in the building knew exactly what was coming. A run was coming up the middle, and it was a test of wills, and they got the better of us."


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Newy Scruggs is a multiple Emmy Award winning sportscaster.
Scruggs has been in broadcasting since 1992. Along the way the stops have included gigs in Florence/Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Austin, Texas; Cleveland, Los Angeles and since April 2000 in Dallas-Fort Worth.
From anchoring TV sportscasts, to hosting radio talk shows, to color commentating on college football and basketball games, and writing for print media, Scruggs has put his hands on it and found success.
Newy is the Sports Director at KXAS-TV (NBC) in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas. You can catch him weeknights at 6 and 10. Sundays, during the NFL season, Scruggs hosts the Emmy Award winning Out of Bounds with Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor member Drew Pearson.
NBC Sports Radio added Scruggs to its weekday roster in April 2013 with a nationally syndicated show, Voices of the Game with Newy Scruggs. The show airs from 12-3 EST/11-2 CST on NBC Sports Radio and nbcsportsradio.com.
Scruggs is known as the Newdawg. The gloss of the name came from his Omega Psi Phi Fraternity brothers at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. He was the named the 1992 Omega Psi Phi National Leadership Award winner. Thankful for the many opportunities and awards he received, Scruggs created the Dr. Sylvester Wooten Scholarship for fellow Chi Mu chapter members in 2007.
He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and served on the board of trustees.
The Newy Scruggs Sports Broadcasting Scholarship was established in 2003 for students who desire careers in the sports media at
UNC-Pembroke. Wanting to give back to the DFW community, the Newy Scruggs Endowment for Student Enrichment Opportunities was launched at UT-Arlington in 2012.
Born in Wiesbaden, Germany, the Newdawg is an army kid.


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Blair wins greens' praise
By environment correspondent Alex Kirby
From opposition politicians, the reaction to the speech on the environment by the UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair, has been scornful.
The Conservatives dismissed it as "yet another pre-election stunt", and the Liberal Democrats said the government had failed miserably on the environment.
But Mr Blair has won rare praise from some of his normally fierce critics among the environmental campaigners.
Friends of the Earth said the Prime Minister had "thrown down a green gauntlet to the other party leaders."
FoE's executive director, Charles Secrett, said: "This is the strongest environment speech Tony Blair has yet made. It is welcome evidence of joined-up green thinking in 10 Downing Street. Now we need to see joined-up green action across government."
'Rich deprive poor'
The group welcomed Mr Blair's commitment to act on climate change. He called for the ratification of the Kyoto Protocol, the international climate agreement, by the time the World Summit on Sustainable Development meets in South Africa next year.
Mr Blair also said that sustainable development demanded sustainable food production. Yet several studies showed the rich nations' farming policies continued to impoverish the developing world.
"For us in Europe", he said, "this means summoning up the political will to reform the European Union's common agricultural policy.
"I believe there is the beginning of a new debate in Europe. The opportunity to change direction is the silver lining in the European farming crisis."
FoE welcomed this passage, but said it wanted to see "a clear Government strategy on how it will act at home and in the EU to achieve this shift". And it criticised the speech for being weak on transport, and for failing to make clear that much of the new money being spent here would go on new road schemes.
The conference where Mr Blair was speaking was organised jointly by WWF, the global environment network, and the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA).
'Down payment'
Robert Napier, the chief executive of WWF-UK, said: "There were very strong signals today that the UK Government and Labour are prepared to take meaningful action on the environment."
"His commitment to go to the sustainable development summit in Johannesburg is extremely important, and so is his determination to see the Kyoto Protocol ratified by then.
"And saying he will sit down with business leaders in the months beforehand is exactly the sort of thing that needs doing."
Stephen Tindale of Greenpeace described Mr Blair's promise of Ł100m for renewable energy as "a breakthrough - only a down payment, but a very welcome first step".
"This is the first indication that the Prime Minister is genuinely and personally committed to the fight against climate change", Mr Tindale said. "It's now up to the other parties to follow his lead and outline their plans on climate."
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A judge has delayed the trial of former talk show host Rosie O'Donnell and her former magazine for at least a day while he clears his docket, a newspaper reported Tuesday. Judge Ira Gammerman was to preside over the case, set to begin Tuesday in New York State supreme court, pitting O'Donnell against magazine publisher Gruner + Jahr USA, a division of the German media conglomerate Bertelsmann. The delay hasn't stopped new barbs from being tossed, according to the New York Post. G+J said O'Donnell's side was engaging in "distortion of the facts" in a bid to win its case in the press, the newspaper reported.
Rosie debuted in April 2001 as part of a partnership to revive struggling McCall's magazine. The joint venture gave O'Donnell and G+J each a 50% stake in the business. It shut down last fall amid a dispute between G+J and O'Donnell, who said she was being denied editorial control over the magazine as promised in their contract. G+J said O'Donnell had acted unprofessionally and irresponsibly and sued her for more than $100 million for breach of contract. O'Donnell filed a counterclaim seeking more than $125 million.
The trial was expected to address such topics as magazine circulation audits, the Post said. G+J originally claimed to sell an average of 407,500 copies a month at newsstands in the first half of 2002 and 235,683 in the second half of the year. The Audit Bureau of Circulation put the average at 267,325 for the full year, causing the magazine to fall below its guaranteed circulation of 3.5 million, including subscriptions. If the magazine didn't hit certain benchmarks, O'Donnell would have been able to dissolve the partnership. "Given the distortions of the facts which Ms. O'Donnell and her team are advancing, G+J wishes to make clear that the evidence at trial will show that G+J fully and properly accounted for the financial performance of the joint venture," G+J said. O'Donnell spokeswoman Cindi Berger said, "Rosie looks forward to proving her case at trial."
The nonjury trial was tentatively set to start Wednesday, the newspaper reported. O'Donnell told Variety she was pleased that the trial will now begin following Tuesday night's first preview of her new Broadway show, Taboo: "It is perfection! The trial now starts Wednesday instead of Tuesday, so I can hear that audience response before I am accused of being inhuman. I need the fuel of this musical."


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Discussion in '1994 - 1995 Specific Tech' started by getinaGTsoon, Jan 11, 2004.
Is there a company that makes longtubes for 94-95 AODE ?
I thoght Mike (OinkAodeOink) had MAC long tubes with his AODE. Try searching his name.
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