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I will admit I had never heard of installing Google Chrome w/o admin privileges before. After a little research I reproduced the problem. I filed a bug on it here, (though this is more of a feature request than a bug).
Firefox Aurora is an alpha test version of Firefox. As noted on our system requirements page, Telerik does not support non-released versions of browsers and operating systems.
Posted 09 Apr 2013
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I finally got some time to do more testing on this. There are 4 combinations to worry about in the scenario of running Windows 7 with UAC turned on and logged in as a Standard User (instead of as Administrator). Here are my test results:
A) Chrome installed w/o Admin privileges
1) Run VS as administrator - Does not work. Says Chrome not installed.
2) Run VS as standard user - Works as expected.
B) Chrome installed with Admin privileges
1) Run VS as administrator - Works as expected.
2) Run VS as standard user - Works as expected.
These results match the bug I already filed (because Test Studio always runs at Admin level).
Technically we recommend always running VS "as administrator" (as noted in Solution 1 here) because that's the only way to get automation to work in IE. if Chrome is also installed with Admin privileges there should be no problem with this combination.
Posted 10 Apr 2013
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Thanks for alerting us there's a difference in behavior on 32-bit vs 64-bit Windows. My QA engineer tried this and replicated the problem. We have created a separate (internal) bug on this since it's a little different scenario than the bug I originally filed. I am hopeful (but cannot promise) it will be fixed in time for our upcoming 2012 R1 release due out sometime in May.
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Good news, we just checked in a fix for the installing Google Chrome on 64-bit Windows. It will be included in our upcoming 2013 R1 release. We're still working on the first bug, installing Google Chrome w/o Admin privileges.


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Hospital Imprisons New Mothers Unable to Pay Medical Bills in Kenya
For poor pregnant women living in Kenya giving birth to a child should be a blessing, but for many women who are unable to pay for services provided by some hospitals it is turning into a nightmare.
Reports from Kenya reveal that the director of the Pumwani Maternity Hospital, which is located in a poor area of the capital city of Nairobi, has been essentially imprisoning mothers who are unable to pay for the medical treatment they receive while giving birth.
Lazarus Omondi insists that it is the only way he will be able to keep the hospital open and servicing the needs of those who enter its doors. Otherwise, without funds he would be forced to close leaving poor residents with few healthcare options.
"We hold you and squeeze you until we get what we can get. We must be self-sufficient … the hospital must get money to pay electricity, to pay water. We must pay our doctors and our workers," Omondi told AP during an interview at the hospital.
"They stay there until they pay. They must pay … if you don't pay the hospital will collapse," he added.
Omondi revealed that during an average week roughly 350 women give birth and the medical bills going unpaid are having a serious impact on the hospital.
But women who frequent the hospital are among the most poor in the nation with most living on just a few dollars a day. Given that some hospital bills can range from $50 to $150 it is no surprise that these mothers would have a hard time paying the hospital bills, let alone try and provide food for their children.
The New York based, Center for Reproductive Rights, recently filed a lawsuit in the High Court of Kenya, claiming that the hospital is illegally detaining patients who are unable to pay their medical bills. The suit named the hospital, the attorney general, the City Council of Nairobi and two government ministries as defendants in the case.

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September 6, 2011
China is currently responsible for more than 90 percent of the worlds rare-earth production, and some analysts allege that China is using its de facto monopoly to lure a high tech companies to China.
U.S. Magnetic Materials Association president Ed Richardson said, "We're all losing. They (the Chinese) are using their monopoly of rare earths as a weapon. And they're going to get what they need." Richardson added that rare earth element (REE) mining projects currently being pursued by companies worldwide from Mongolia to Africa to counteract the Chinese de facto REE monopoly either will begin significant production too late or will produce only a few some of REEs needed for high-tech products, ranging from cellular telephones to cruise missiles.
Technology Metals Research LLC co-founder Gareth Hatch is tracking 381 rare earth projects outside China and India, involving 244 companies in 35 countries, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported.


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COLUMBUS — Police officers and investigators on Thursday were searching the high school attended by two football players who raped a 16-year-old girl after an alcohol-fueled party last summer, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said.
Search warrants also were executed at Vestige Ltd., a digital evidence company in Medina in addition to the Steubenville school board, DeWine said.
The search warrants are part of an attempt to learn whether other laws may have been broken in connection with the rape.
"What I hope people will believe when we're done is that we did everything we could to find the truth and that justice was done," DeWine said in an interview. "What you're seeing today is just part of that effort."
Police officers and investigators began serving the warrants at about 2 p.m. and could work into the night, DeWine said. There was no immediate word on what the searches turned up.
Dan Tierney, a spokesman for DeWine's office, confirmed the warrant served at Vestige Ltd., 23 Public Square, Suite 250, Medina, was related to the ongoing investigation into the rape.
Vestige Ltd. has offices in Pittsburgh and Columbus, but Don Wochna, Vestige's chief legal officer, confirmed its headquarters are in Medina. According to its website, Vestige assists clients and their attorneys with researching electronic data.
The company would not comment on the warrants served Thursday.
"Vestige's corporate policy is that we do not comment upon any matter entrusted to us," Wochna said.
Tierney said Medina Municipal Court Judge Dale Chase sealed the Medina County search warrant. A judge in Jefferson County also sealed the warrants served in Steubenville.
The searches come as a 14-person grand jury prepares to hear from witnesses in Steubenville on Tuesday, two weeks after the panel was seated.
Judges sealed investigators' requests for the search warrants at the request of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation on the grounds that disclosing them "would be detrimental to the ongoing criminal investigation," according to the judges' orders.
Phone and email messages left Thursday for Steubenville Schools Superintendent Michael McVey weren't immediately returned.
A chief issue before a grand jury is whether adults, especially any in supervisory positions over children, may have known about the rape but failed to report it, as required by state law. Text messages introduced during the March trial indicated that head football coach Reno Saccoccia may have known about the assault.
A judge convicted the teens in March of raping the Weirton, W.Va., girl after the party, once in a moving car, the second time in the basement of a house. The boys were sentenced to one- and two-year terms in the state juvenile detention system.
The case has long been dogged by allegations of a cover-up and questions about why other people weren't charged.
DeWine announced on the day of the verdict that he was convening the grand jury and said nothing was off the table as far as the panel's investigation.
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They were broadcasting Reach Radio, but they are now back to airing 1340 WHAT-AM.
97.1 has a rimshot signal into my area of Haddon Heights, but they (I believe) have an even worse signal into Philly. Correct me if I am wrong!
When does WURD-AM plan on kicking off their 96.1 translator? They have the license ready to go I believe, and I am looking forward to having liberal talk radio back on FM.


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Famed 'Stickman' Brings Unique Art Installation To Pinecrest GardensA South Florida landmark is now home to a magnificent new work of art created by world-renowned sculptor Patrick Dougherty.
Some South Beach Businesses Still Waiting For The Art Basel BoomSome South Beach businesses say they haven't seen the traffic Art Basel usually generates like in years past.
Art Basel Brings Big Business & Big Money To South FloridaArt Basel brings big business to South Florida.
Satellite Art Fairs Grow At Art Basel As Wynwood Walls Get New LookDescribed as "the most prestigious art show in the Americas," Art Basel opens its Miami Beach 14th edition this week.
Art Basel 2015: The Guide
Exhibits, Parties Sprinkled Throughout South Florida For Art BaselArt exhibits are sprinkled throughout South Florida during Miami art week.
Last Minute Touches Made To Kick Off Miami Art WeekIt's the last minute hustle, the set up. Artists and gallery operators prep for the big show that stretches from Miami Beach to Wynwood. Major, big-time art exhibitions and sales that thousands of people will take part in – this is Art Miami.
Scooters & South Beach: Miami Prepares For Art Fairs"Art Basel" is shorthand here for the celebrity sightings, luxury branding, exclusive parties and traffic that ramp up in early December.
Midtown Museum Breaks Ground For Permanent Home Local leaders broke ground for the permanent home of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami (ICA) located in Midtown.
Art Basel Director: "Strongest-Ever Exhibitor List" This YearWith new leadership at the helm of Art Basel Miami Beach, the director of Art Basel says they will have the "strongest-ever exhibitor list" this year.
A VIP Look At The Hustle & Bustle Of Art BaselIt's not Black Friday or a door buster sale. In fact there are no steals or deals at Art Basel.
Graffiti Artist Banksy's Work Part Of Art BaselThe prestigious Art Basel Miami Beach doesn't open to the public until Thursday.


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WHAT do you get when one side is flush with reinforcements, while the other must call on salary cap exemptions to introduce any more new players for the rest of the season?
A one-sided affair devoid of any real romance over who would prevail from the very outset.
Missing seven regular top-graders, Wests Tigers simply couldn't compete against a Canterbury outfit that's regaining confidence and cavalry in equal doses.
While Mick Potter's men never stopped trying, last night's 40-4 thrashing was just testament to the yawning class divide on display.
The return of Bulldogs behemoths James Graham and Sam Kasiano couldn't have come at worse time for the Tigers, who were forced to rush back Benji Marshall a week earlier than expected in a bid to stand a chance.
But the move back-fired, with Marshall enduring a rotten night as opposite number Josh Reynolds ran riot with a slick solo try and a hand in three others.
Wests' fifth straight defeat could land them in bottom spot by the end of the round, while Canterbury now have the top eight back in their sights after posting back-to-back victories for the first time in 2013.
The walloping capped the home side's best week of a difficult season, which saw forwards Frank Pritchard, Greg Eastwood and Aiden Tolman all re-commit for another three years.
But skipper Mick Ennis - who posted a rare first half try to help build his team's 22-0 lead at the break - refused to join any suggestion that last year's grand finalists had restored their full powers.
"We are not getting carried away with ourselves ... we know the Tigers were understrength tonight," Ennis said.
But across the tunnel, Potter was also in the mood for telling it straight.
Rather than rely on his club's extraordinary injury toll for comfort, the mild-mannered coach issued his most damning appraisal since taking charge this year. A glut of first half penalties gave the Tigers plenty of chances to score, but awful ball control and cohesion left them impotent until James Tedesco's 69th minute consolation try.
"They were too good for us and I think the scoreline reflected how the game went," Potter said.
"I think we had plenty of effort. (But) our execution for defensive plays and ability to control the ball was poor. Our tackling technique was deficient and we need to get better at it."I thought we were underdone tonight."
Having banned his side from referring to the casualty ward, Tigers skipper Robbie Farah was equally disappointed with the attitude.
"It was always going to be tough but we made things tougher with our ball control and discipline," he said.
"The fact is they ran harder and tackled harder. When you're missing players you've got to get tough and play in the trenches and we didn't do that tonight."
NSW Origin candidate Reynolds laid on two opening-half tries, the first breaking Tony Williams' drought in the eighth minute. Graham's first appearance of 2013 triggered a match-sealing passage, with Ennis and Sam Perrett crossing in quick succession to make it 18-0 after just 24 minutes.
Despite losing Pritchard with a minor cork, the Bulldogs were never headed as a healthy crowd of 23,453 struggled to maintain interest in a contest that carried a stench of resignation from the very start.
BULLDOGS 40 (S Perrett 2 M Brown M Ennis T Lafai J Reynolds T Williams tries T Hodkinson 6 goals) WESTS TIGERS 4 (J Tedesco try) at ANZ Stadium. Referees: Matt Cecchin, Henry Perenara. Crowd: 23,453
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Britney Spears's sons made their onscreen debut in their mother's video for "Ooh La La (From the Smurfs 2)."
Sean, 7, and Jayden, 6, appear alongside the 31-year-old singer as the trio is watching the "Smurfs 2" movie in the theater. Seconds later, Spears gets sucked into the silver screen and sings the film's feature song alongside the Smurfs.


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As children across the country head back to school this morning, a new report by Statistics Canada shows one in five of Canadian teens are no longer in school.
Numbers released by the federal agency show 20% of Canadian youth between the ages of 15 and 19 were no longer pursing a formal education in 2008, the most recent year for which data is available. The proportion is higher than the average 15% found in 31 member countries of the
Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD).
In a report titled
Education Indicators in Canada: An International Perspective,
While this OECD proportion was down from 20% in 1998, in Canada, it remained stable at 20%.Provincially, New Brunswick reported the lowest proportion of teens no longer in school (14%), while Alberta's proportion was the highest (26%). The researchers found an association between high rates of employment in western Canada and high proportions of young people leaving school earlier than their peers in the east:
This association suggests that labour markets with shortages can draw and employ young people regardless of their educational attainment, especially during periods of strong economic growth.


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Editor's note: Mike Keller has studied Yellowstone National Park's thermal features and volcanic underworld since high school, and when he's not busy directing operations for the park's concessioner, he spends most of his free time geyser gazing.
As the president of the Geyser Observation and Study Association, Mr. Keller possesses both an extreme passion and an extensive knowledge about all things geothermal. He recently sat down with Traveler contributor Beth Pratt to explain his interest in geyser gazing.
Traveler: You first started volunteering in the park at age 14. What was it like as a teenager being in Norris Geyser Basin?
Mr. Keller: Looking back I am amazed I even had the opportunity to do it. I am so grateful to (the late) Rick Hutchinson and Peter Allen for their help, not to mention my mother for shuttling me back and forth from Livingston on a weekly basis until I could drive myself. I remember being told, "you are doing something pretty special." Given the choice of being a volunteer at Norris or working at Taco Johns or Dairy Queen, I thought the decision was pretty easy.
Traveler: Why do you think it's important to study geysers?
Mr. Keller: Geysers are few and far between on this planet, and as people are forced to explore other options (wind, water, and geothermal to name a few) for fuel, many geyser basins have been altered or destroyed by drilling or the creation of dams for hydroelectric power, reducing the opportunity to study them. The activity in Yellowstone is special in that it holds the largest concentrated collection of geysers—most of them found along the Firehole River—and it has remained untapped. Some scientists believe that geyser activity can be used to help monitor changes taking place in a region, and possibly assist in understanding and anticipating activity from an area's volcano.
Also geyser basins are not unlike other specialized micro-climates that are host to a number of unique animals and plants. By removing the geothermal activity, everything that was dependent on the heat and/or water source is permanently affected.
Traveler: What do you consider the most unusual geothermal feature in the park?
Mr. Keller: Cinder Pool at Norris Geyser Basin. The unique circumstances taking place to even allow for a feature like this to exist is amazing—a black pool of superheated beads of sulfur crackling as they coalesce at the surface.
Traveler You are one of the lucky few that have seen a major eruption of Steamboat Geyser. What was it like?
Mr. Keller: I was still a teenager volunteering when it erupted on September 26, 1984. I was at Norris taking data on Whirligig and Constant Geysers in the Porcelain Basin. Suddenly there was a column of muddy grey water, sticks, and rocks being thrown into the air.
The sheer power was impressive, with 10- and 20-pound rocks tossed as high as 50 feet. When the water phase first turned to steam it was unlike anything I had ever witnessed in Yellowstone. I stood about 80 feet from the vent and the person beside me could barely understand me even though I was yelling as loud as I could. The deep bass noise coming from the vent actually hurt my ears, but I didn't care. The hillside above Steamboat, all the way to the parking lot, was covered in mud, rocks, and sticks, and several cars in the parking lot were coated in mud and silt. Truly an amazing experience!
Traveler: What other geysers are next on your "life list" to see erupt?
Mr. Keller: For Yellowstone it has to be a full-sized 300+ foot eruption from Excelsior Geyser. This hasn't happened since 1888.
Traveler: What is the saddest example you've seen of how human activity in Yellowstone has impacted the geothermal activity?
Mr. Keller: The greatest negative impacts from people took place pre-1920 when many thermal features were vandalized and had large amounts of their mineral deposition removed or collected as souvenirs. At the same time, when roads were being constructed some features were literally buried or diverted so that a road or bridge could pass by. A few features (Solitary Geyser, Spectacle Geyser, Abuse Spring) were drilled into so the water could be tapped for use.
Traveler: You've been involved in many clean-up and restoration projects with the geothermal features in Yellowstone. What are some of your best success stories?
Mr. Keller: The "most vandalized" feature we cleaned out was Blue Star Spring in the Upper Geyser Basin, followed by Morning Glory Pool. In the long run Morning Glory would surpass anything else, but I didn't really start working on it until toward the end of my years at Old Faithful.
Another success story would be Crown Spring in the Lower Geyser Basin. In the late 1880s this spring was described as being located immediately on the bank of the Firehole River, about 4 feet in depth, and lined with a sintered crown-like formation of deposition. Sometime between the 1940s and mid-1980s fishermen and visitors vandalized this feature, filling it with rocks and sticks to the point the entire vent was blocked and the feature diminished to a shallow depression in the ground.
In the summer of 1992 we spent three days on the restoration of Crown Spring, removing all of the items that had been placed into the vent. At times, the debris was neatly and deliberately layered in the vent. Someone in the past did a very methodical job of lining and filling the basin of this feature. In the end we were able to clean out about 90 percent of the debris from the vent and today Crown Spring is full of water and overflowing into the nearby Firehole River. I am hopeful someday it will be able to restore its sinter rim and resemble the feature it once was before it was vandalized.
Traveler: If someone had time to see only one geothermal feature in Yellowstone, which one would you pick?
Mr. Keller: That is a tough question. There are so many unique features in Yellowstone and no two are alike. In order to get a quick sample of everything Yellowstone has to offer I would recommend the Fountain Paint Pots. This ¾ mile walk allows visitors to see hot springs, geysers, fumaroles, and mud volcanoes from a close but safe distance.
Traveler: Yellowstone's supervolcano became a celebrity with the release of 2012. Did you like the movie?
Mr. Keller: It was humorous. Not nearly as "camp" as the Supervolcano movie the BBC made a few years ago, but in line with it.
Traveler: So, is 2012 the date the supervolcano will erupt?
Mr. Keller: If you listen to some in the scientific community they will tell you we are past due and it could happen any time. I doubt it will happen in the next several thousand years. While we do have periods of seismic activity and there is evidence the volcano is alive and well, I don't believe there is nearly enough activity right now to indicate it's ready to go. Look around the world prior to major volcanic activity and the seismic events and physical changes taking place were pronounced. If we start having 5.0 to 8.0 earthquakes daily or weekly around here, I may change my mind. Until then, I'll keep living in or next to one of the greatest geological places on this planet!
Mike's Top Ten Geothermal Features in Yellowstone
1-Giant Geyser with Mastiff Geyser-Upper Geyser Basin
2-Kaleidoscope Geyser-Lower Geyser Basin
3-Steamboat Geyser-Norris Geyser Basin
4-Morning Geyser-Lower Geyser Basin
5-Splendid Geyser with Daisy Geyser-Upper Geyser Basin
6- Deep Blue Geyser-Lower Geyser Basin
7-"Collapse" Geyser-Lower Geyser Basin
8-Bear Den Geyser-Norris Geyser Basin
9-Rainbow Hot Springs-Hot Spring Basin
10-Upper Group-Lewis Lake Hot Springs


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The trials and tribulations of a superhero kid and his evil twin.
Alice is Dead
It appears Alice is dead, and you might be the one who killed her.
Press Start
Oldschool gaming fanatics will love this series!
Why do people hate this song?
I like this song, don't see whats funny about it.
I dunno why, it is funny, and annoying maybe.
But thanks for a 10
Watching this inspired me.
It says a lot about life. You are a god of flash.
I love to inspire people :)
poor worm ;S
he needed some help of that worm-man jim to stop that brutality D;
this is....
i dunno what to said...... weird, un-enjoyable, and uh....... SHIT IM OUT OF WORDS!!!!
you have potential for making better stuff though.
I have potential but I have potential to make this kind a game too ! :B
Man you lier.
Seriously,5 months for a joke? I mean C'MON! Lemme give you on the game,i mean...the joke:
GRAPHICS-The graphic are good,put in some effort in it.So thats a 8/10
GAMEPLAY-Sucks,alot...There is just 1 level,and what did you do when you die 2 times? An april fools joke,if you reply to this,its not funny man,and plus,your kinda late anyway.Gameplay is 2/10
SOUND-Sorta good,short,not funny,and most of all...Disappointing,you really make this joke really not funny.
STORY-Actually good,interesting,so its a 6/10
You really let your fans down this time man.You may not be forgiven again.So please,don't do that again.Make games enjoyable this time.Games are meant for entertainment and enjoyment.Not some total april fools joke.So your 5 months making this joke is kinda a lie.Your comment on this joke is a total lie too.So thats really a total down side.And why is this in the front page??
Seriously,make games enjoyable next time,please.
I want to say:
First it is not too late , becouse I submited it in April first, you are late !
And dude I don`t think so it is bad for my reputation.
Ok it is your opinion but first check out the average score and than say that it was bad.
Dude try smile more !
You need some joke trainer, to let you understand the jokes.


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Ruth and I had fun playing with my sister Bonnie's webcam (in her laptop) last evening. :)
It was 9pm, and the boys were asleep... but little Ruth (6 months) thought it was playtime!
Taking pictures was fun! Posing was tricky though. I had never used a webcam before. :)
I can't believe that Ruth is 6 months old already!!!
where has the time gone? I can't believe Ruth is 6 months old already!!! She is such a cutie! I think she looks alot like her precious mamma. (((((HUGS)))) :)
Soooooo cute!
Soooooo cute!
Too cute!
Your Ruth is just TOO cute. I have a little girl who is 16 months and has hair but certainly not as much as your little one. SHe is just ADORABLE!!!! Enjoy her, they just grow up too quick.
This is going to sound
This is going to sound cliche'd, but she looks just like a doll! So precious!! These are really nice shots of both of you. :-)
You Both Look Great!
Ruth is just too cute! And you are just beautiful! You have such nice skin! Ha, Ha, that probably sounds funny, but your complexion in great! I wish mine looked like that!
I must noticed
You look sooo young...(take this as compliment) and your girl is very pretty...
You are so pretty!
Ruth is adorable and you are so pretty! I can understand why the neighbor thought you were a child bride... I was always thought to be much younger than I was, too. Now that I am late 30's with 6 children, people don't say that much anymore. I can't believe how much hair she has! You could almost French braid it!
:o) Rachel
Good to see you!
How cute! I was just thinking the same thing as the poster just before mine. Tammy, your skin is beautiful.:) You both look so healthy and happy.
Little Ruth is just precious! All of your children are so beautiful.:)
both are too cute!
Teri in CO
You already know what I think about Ruth (dollbaby), but Gosh Gee! You look like you are 12 or 13 years old!
You wouldn't believe the stuff that I do to myself just to look my age! :-)
Aww...sweet! :)
Aww...sweet! :)
Beautiful children!
You have the most beautiful children! You are so blessed. Oh my, you are darling too, and so young looking. Wow! I bet strangers often think you are the teenage babysitter. LOL
Ruth is too cute!
Hi Tammy! What sweet pictures :) I have a 6 month old as well. Baby Cate was born on Jan 12th. Ruth is just gorgeous :)
Tammy, you look SO YOUNG!
Tammy, you look SO YOUNG! WOW. And your daughter is too cute to be real!
She's adorable and so are
She's adorable and so are you!!!!!
How sweet! Beautiful baby and mommy. :)~Tanya - mama to 5 :)
I thought it was Ruth and your sister! You look VERY young in the picture. It's a good thing!
Beautiful pictures of the two of you!
6 months have gone by...wow!
She is so cute!
I think she get her look from her Mama.THanks for sharing.Those were great to see Mama & Ruth pictures.
Your daughter is so so cute.
Your daughter is so so cute. She really does look like a little baby doll.
Beautiful mama and beautiful baby
That's the best pictures yet I've seen of you and Ruth. No wonder baby Ruth is so pretty. Here mama is! LOL
Thanks for sharing,
Now, after reading
Now, after reading everyone's comments, I'm confused. :) Is that you or your sister? Cute pictures! Ruth is growing!!!
Tammy, I loved the pictures. You are both adorable. Dolores
Cute Cute CUTE!
Where has the time gone? I can't believe she's 6 months old already. My baby is 10 months old. It just flies. I love Ruth's cheeks....don't you just kiss them all the time? I can't stop kissing on my Annika. There's just nothing like a baby's face.
Tammy, you and Ruth are both
Tammy, you and Ruth are both lovely. I enjoy pictures of your family as much as the great food. I know everyone always comments abouts Ruth's hair- maybe you tire of hearing that. I'm expecting baby #3- child #6 in our family and was hoping you could send some good vibes my way in case it's a girl so she could have beautiful hair like Ruth. Blessings, Kelly
Too cute. She looks just
Too cute. She looks just like you, too.
Baby Ruth
I just want to pinch those cute little cheeks and arms! She is such a doll! You are so blessed.
Oh my gosh has she grown and all that hair! She looks like a very happy baby and you look 12! No offense meant - but you do look so young - too young to have 3 children - do you get a lot of odd looks?
Hey it will come in handy in 20 years right :)
Beautiful Mama, beautiful
Beautiful Mama, beautiful daughter!
So how old ARE you, Tammy? Everyone's talking about how young you look, and I agree you do look young but I know you're not twelve! ;-) Were you a young bride?
Just curious... ;-)
I'm not sure who is cuter
Ruth...or her mama!
Oh my, isn't she a
Oh my, isn't she a cutie.
And so wonderfully, wonderfully fat. :) I imagine she is one of those babies (like my latest one) who hears "Oh, I just want to eat you right up!" from dozens of people whenever you go out. :D


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Have the Maple Leafs prolonged their season or merely delayed the funeral?
They won't have to wait long to find out, meeting the Philadelphia Flyers again tonight on the heels of last night's wild 4-3 comeback overtime win.
This was far from the regulation result the Leafs needed to open this home-and-home set. Seven points behind eighth-place Philly is worse than six with just 11 games to go. But proper perspective went right out the window for the Air Canada Centre crowd when Toronto staged its first three-goal third-period rally of the year, with two goals from much maligned defenceman Pavel Kubina, including the winner from a behind-the-net bank shot.
"We're alive, that's all you need," said coach Paul Maurice after exiting the bench with a few victorious fist pumps.
The Leafs had plenty of help on the out-of-town scoreboard, with the New York Islanders and Atlanta Thrashers falling behind them and even a loss for the seventh-place Boston Bruins keeping them just ahead of the Flyers.
Too bad the Leafs still have to win almost all their remaining 11 games to make it work, but they will fight another game at least. They'll be looking to sweep consecutive games for the first time this year tonight at the Wachovia Center where the Flyers' mental makeup is now in doubt.
A couple of Flyers smashed sticks in frustration in the runway after Kubina's goal, cursing themselves for getting too lax with a 3-0 lead, allowing the Leafs 55 shots. The visitors rattled the Leafs with big hits early on, but backed off in the third, thinking three goals as good as four with the Leafs needing a regulation two points. That is, until Maurice signalled his intent to go for the gold by pulling Vesa Toskala with 1:12 to go.
"We have to be better right across the board tomorrow," Flyers' defenceman Jason Smith said. "Momentum changes quickly and we have to bunker down a lot better."
Scottie Upshall, Braydon Coburn and Daniel Briere scored for the Flyers.
"The toughest part was staying positive," said Jeremy Williams of the lifeless Leafs bench and the dead crowd after Briere's third-period goal. "But we got that first one and caught fire."
Mats Sundin, Kubina and then the rookie Williams with 3:41 to play, brought the building to life. With Toskala on the bench for a 6-on-4 power play, Alexei Ponikarovsky had Martin Biron down but couldn't lift it over for a regulation win.
Kubina, with forwards Matt Stajan and Darcy Tucker exhausted after a long shift, pinched deep and came from the side of Biron to get a fortunate bounce from a Flyer stick.
The Leafs still face mathematical elimination in the next week to 10 days, while the speculation regarding captain Sundin's plans for 2008-09 will become as intense as his controversial pre-trade deadline no-go stance. With his goal and assist last night, he extended his points' streak to nine games (eight goals, eight assists), while the equally important keeper for next year, Tomas Kaberle, had his 17th assist in 14 games.
The Leafs still don't deserve a piece of the post-season pie if they insist on playing catch-up hockey virtually all season, saving their best for after the deadline and giving up the first goal in their past seven outings.
However, Toskala made his 22nd consecutive start, as his mates cleared the 40-shot mark for the fourth consecutive game, trying to make his life easier. He was helpless as the Flyers scored a picture goal in the first, weaving through the defensive pairing of Bryan McCabe and Anton Stralman.
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Taxis lose their 'axi' in NYC
The New York Taxi Commission has done away with the letters "axi" on the sides of its vehicles, leaving a single "T" to work as a symbol. But as visual identifiers go, the "T" is rather redundant: the big yellow cab-shaped thing still does a pretty good job of signifying what it is already
"T" for taxi. Photo by Mark Susina, Flickr. Reproduced with permission
In a bit of identity streamlining, the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission has done away with the letters "axi" on the sides of its vehicles, leaving a single "T" to work as a standalone symbol. But as visual identifiers go, the "T" is redundant: the big yellow cab-shaped thing still does a pretty good job of signifying what it is already…
In fact the "T" now only makes sense as a single initial because it's on the side of a yellow taxi. The "T" doesn't identify the vehicle as a taxi, it merely reasserts that the vehicle is one of New York's cabs – no doubt after the realisation that it's also a huge yellow car has occurred to any potential customers.
The previous "TAXI" design. Photo by noneck, Flickr
The new "T" (in yellow out of a black circle) is a larger version of the one used in the "TAXI" logotype (above), first introduced to the new NYC fleet five years ago, as part of the city's Taxi of Tomorrow project developed with Nissan and Smart Design.
The phrase "NYC TAXI" was introduced to the fleet in 2007 by Smart, leading some designers to comment on the nonsensical approach of branding something that was already, in effect, its own logo.
At the time, designer Sam Potts was invited to crit the "TAXI" logo by The New York Times. "My first reaction to this was, 'There's a logo for the taxis?'," said Potts. "In fact, the logo is a secondary element in the branding of the taxis – I imagine very few notice the logo but everyone knows what the yellow signifies."
Quoted on PSFK this week, the chairman of the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission, David S Yassky, asserted that "we have no doubt that a yellow car with a roof light with a big 'T' will be understood as a New York City taxicab. Even the greenest of greenhorns will know that it's a taxicab." But Yassky misses the point. People know what the yellow colour means – it's the huge "T" that they're now required to decipher.
Wouldn't a bolder "NYC" have sufficed on the side, or roof, of something so recognisable, if there's even a need to differentiate the cabs from other yellow cars? The use of "TAXI" was superfluous five years ago and the single "T" now just looks a bit lost. Greenhorn or not, that's not really what you want from one of New York's legendary cabs.


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Oct. 21, 2009 (China Knowledge) - China Rare Earth Holdings Ltd<0769> will establish a joint venture in China with Siemens' OSRAM, said the Chinese company in a statement on Monday.
The JV, which will have a registered capital of EUR 14.5 million, will be engaged in R&D, production and sales of phosphor products for the lighting industry, according to the statement.
The JV will involve a total investment of EUR 43.5 million, and be 49.9% held by China Rare Earth and 50.1% by OSRAM.
China Rare Earth said that it will use internal resources and bank loans to fund a capital contribution of about HK$83.2 million.
The JV will produce up to up to 2,000 tonnes of tri-band phosphor annually when it is in full operation, and products will target both China and overseas market.
China Rare Earth, based in Wuxi, Jiangsu Province, is mainly engaged in the manufacture and sale of rare earth products and refractory products in China, Japan, Europe and the U.S.


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Denise Richards has been spotted in public for the first time with her adopted daughter Eloise.
The actress was accompanied by her other two children, Sam, seven, and Lola, six – her kids with ex-husband Charlie Sheen - and their newly adopted six-week-old sister, whom she clutched to her chest at LAX airport in Los Angeles, before boarding a flight to New York.
Denise had earlier tweeted: "packing up the family … heading to NY tomorrow. Week of press for my book … a little fun in there too with the kids!! Eloise's first trip to NY (sic)."
She later added: "We landed in NY. picking up dinner to go on our way to the hotel. Long day of press tomorrow! Today show is my 1st interview of the day! (sic)"
Denise, 40, flew from the West to the East coast where she is promoting her new book, 'The Real Girl Next Door'.
On Saturday (23.07.11) she held a baby shower gathering at the Beverly Hills' Montage Hotel, which included several famous guests, including Tori Spelling, Lisa Rinna, Mel B and Nancy O'Dell.
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Police investigate jogging incidents
Gothenburg police chief Randy Olson encourages residents to be aware of their surroundings after an early-morning incident on July 24.
Olson said a woman jogger reported that a man approached her while she was jogging and exposed himself.
The incident occurred around 7:30 a.m. in the 1800 block of Lake Avenue, he said.
About an half-hour earlier, Cozad police were notified of man who accosted a woman runner in Cozad in the area of 19th and O Streets.
The woman told police that the man approached from behind and made physical contact with his hands.
Officials said she screamed and escaped.
The subject is described as a white male in his 20s, tanned and 5'10", between 170 and 200 pounds, with brown hair and wearing white board shorts, a gray T-shirt with cut-off sleeves and basketball-type shoes. He has a tattoo on his left bicep area.
Olson said runners or walkers should have someone go with them.
"Always take a cell phone and, if listening to music, use only one earphone," he said. "Trust your instincts and always err on the side of caution."
Anyone with information about the incidents is asked to contact the Gothenburg Police Department at 537-3608, the Cozad Police Department at 308-784-2366 or Dawson Gosper Crime Stoppers at 308-784-1234 or 866-652-7383.
Tips can also be texted anonymously by starting the message with "tip707," entering the tip message and sending it to "CRIMES" (274637).


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If I Live to Be 100 is based on One Hundred Years of Stories, a series of profiles of American centenarians, which Ellis produced and which aired in 2000 on NPR's Morning Edition. There are now more 100-year-olds alive than at any other time in history, and longevity studies are finding many of them are active, healthy, and engaged with the world around them.
Neenah Ellis set out to meet these people and to hear what insights, memories, wisdom, and just plain common sense tips they have to offer. What she's found will surprise you. The original radio profiles are creatively incorporated into Ellis's reading of her book, and the result is a moving and inspiring audio experience.
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You think you love music? You have nothing on the Ancient Greek obsession. Every aspect of Greek life was punctuated by song: history, poetry, theater, sports and even astronomy. In fact, music was so important to Greek philosopher Plato that he claimed the music we listen to directly affects our ethics. Tim Hansen wonders what Plato might have to say about the music we listen to today.
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Who were the Muses?As we've mentioned, there is some debate still going on today as to how many muses there were and what they did, but generally scholars agree today that there were nine principle muses. But who were they? There's a wealth of information about the Muses out on the web, but one of the most straightforward yet detailed pages is on www.greekmyths-greekmythology.com. This webpage lists the Muses by name, their discipline, and gives a thorough account of the mythology surrounding them. Furthermore there's other great links to the history of Greek mythology, which is a wealth of fascinating stories guaranteed to get your creative juices flowing! www.greekmyths-greekmythology.com/nine-muses-in-greek-mythology/Texts vary slightly on this information, and I encourage you do to your own research on the topic, but the list I settled on in the end is as follows:Calliope, the muse of philosophy and epic poetryErato, the muse of love poetry and the lyreEuterpe, the muse of secular song and the aulos (an ancient Greek flute),Polyhymnia, the muse of sacred song or hymnsTerpsichore, the muse of danceThalia, the muse of comedic theatre and writingMelpomene, the muse of tragic theatre and writingClio, the muse of history,Urania (or Ourania), the muse of Astronomy. Greek MythologyThe Muses are a tiny part of the incredibly rich ancient Greek mythology. Stories from ancient Greece continue to be as entertaining and insightful as they were when they were first told thousands of years ago. These stories would have been sung in verse when they were first conceived, but here, on this great website, you can find ancient Greek stories retold for us today in written and spoken word. http://www.storynory.com/category/educational-and-entertaining-stories/greek-myths/ What did ancient Greek music sound like?The ancient Greek world faded over two thousand years ago, and this presents some pretty obvious difficulties for us today when we try to answer the question, "what did ancient Greek music sound like?". Luckily we have some clues: we know what instruments they used, and some nearby cultures still use techniques that scholars suspect were used by the ancient Greeks. We also are lucky enough to have some tiny scraps of written music from all those centuries ago. This great article outlines how scholars have figured out what they believe music in ancient Greece sounded like, and even includes a recording from a song thousands of years old. The song that is. Not the recording. Obviously. (Teachers: please see additional resources for more guidance on this site) http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24611454Further Reading:•Anderson, WD. Ethos and Education in Greek Music: the evidence of poetry and philosophy (1966). Harvard University Press: Cambridge, Mass.•D'angour, A. "How did ancient Greek music sound?" BBC News Business. Published 22nd October 2013. Web 26th November 2013.•Grout, DJ. & Palisca, CV. A History of Western Music (4th ed.) (1988). Norton & Co. Inc: New York.•Plato Republic. Trans. A.D. Lindsay (1969). Dent: London.•Price, AW. Virtue and Reason in Plato and Aristotle (2011). Clarendon Press: Oxford•West, ML. Ancient Greek Music (1992). Clarendon Press: OxfordIf you elect to get one book on this list, I thoroughly recommend getting a copy of Grout and Palisca's A History of Western Music. This book has been my go-to music bible for a decade, and I am indebted to the authors for inspiring in me a lifelong passion for music history. Their chapter on Music in Antiquity is especially interesting, and is the basis for this lesson. In researching supplementary material for this lesson, I stumbled across a great article on the BBC website discussing what ancient Greek music sounded like.Finally, a thanks to Elizabeth Minchin, Professor of Classics and Ancient History at the Australian National University, who read over my lesson to make sure my terminology about all things ancient and Greek were correct. One of a few things I learned: the Romans wore togas; the Greeks wore tunics. Always learning!
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A companion novel to What a Boy Wants.
Jaden Sinclair knows he'll never amount to anything...so why would he deserve a girl like Priscilla Mendoza? Since last summer, things have been screwed up between Jaden and Pris. He knows it's his fault, but that doesn't stop him from wanting to go a few rounds with her new boyfriend. He also knows he's the loser his dad calls him, but it doesn't stop him from wanting her. After getting a huge bomb dropped on him, Jaden lashes out and lands himself in jail. Everything in his chaotic life is turned upside down and to make it worse, his mom kicks him out in order to side with his dad. Yeah, he's totally a prize for a girl like Pris. Sebastian, Aspen, and Pris are all going places in their lives...and he knows he can't keep tagging along for the ride.
The group has one last chance for The Epic Adventure they've been looking for: a road trip to New York, where Jaden's friends will be going to college. Unfortunately, the more time Jaden hangs around Pris, the harder it is to keep the carefully constructed walls between them so she doesn't find out what a train wreck he really is. When the trip ends, Jaden has to decide if he's ready to say goodbye to his friends, and the girl he loves. He knows what he needs, but will he be man enough to go for it?
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In book one we leave Aspen and Sebastian tighter but Jaden and Pris still friends but in a very awkward state. This book starts with Jaden's life unraveling and in very believable ways. Nyrea Dawn does an excellent job connecting you to what a verbal abusivive household is and the value of support by your friends.
Jaden struggles with self-image issues. His struggles remind us that verbal abuse cuts deeper and heals slower than physical abuse. Although I am not a fan of the narration, the story solid. I give this a thumbs up, give it a read.
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Eddie Griffith should be shot
The Ferrari Enzo, valued at around $1.5 million, was owned by the executive producer of Eddie's new movie, "Redline," Daniel Sadek, whose exotic car collection is featured in the movie. Sadek said that the car was damaged beyond repair and that he had "mixed feelings" about the wreck. "I'm glad Eddie came out of the crash OK, but my dream car got destroyed."
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If I was the owner of that car, I don't know if I'd have a heart attack or kill Eddie.
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The video is hilarious.
He was going about 5 mph and somehow managed to drive into a wall.:roll:
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Where did you see the video? I wanna see it...if thats indeed how he crashed that is hilarious but still phucked up! :roll:
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lol he just like drove straight into it
"brotha can't drive"
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I saw him claiming that a cone got stuck in the wheel well and he couldn't turn. Not too sure what happened....but there is one thing i never noticed until i saw this other vid.
I don't think it was a hoax. But how the hell did he never move?
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Seeing a beautiful car like that makes me want to cry :cry:
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qualifying disabilities
Is Lupus and Fibromyaglia considered disabilities under the Americans with disabilities act. A friend of mine at work has both these ilnesses, and was recently given a letter of warning for her absences as she is out of FMLA hours. Is this type of discipline acceptable under this act? Thank you in advance for your prompt reply.
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Yes, they are. Your friend needs to talk with her human resources offices about how to obtain reasonable accommodations. This will, at the minimum, include obtaining a letter from her doctor stating that as an accommodation she will need to take additional time off. HR may want the doctor to review a job description, and may want her to see a doctor that the employer wants her to see in addition to her own doctor.
Your friend should have done all this before, but better late than never.
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They are among the dozen celebrities who have signed on to compete on the next season of "Dancing With the Stars."
The other contestants include actors Marlee Matlin, Shannon Elizabeth and Steve Guttenberg; tennis champion Monica Seles, magician Penn Jillette, R&B singer Mario and Miami Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor, ABC announced Monday night.
Rounding out the cast will be television actors Cristian de la Fuente and Marissa Jaret Winokur.
The following is the list of partners in alphabetical order by the celebrity's last name:
Adam Carolla and Julianne Hough: The comedian and radio host of the nationally syndicated radio program "The Adam Carolla Show" teams with reigning two-time defending "Dancing With the Stars" champion Hough, who is back for her third season.
Cristian de la Fuente and Cheryl Burke: The international film star ("Family Law," "CSI: Miami") teams up with two-time champ Burke, who is back for her fifth season.
Shannon Elizabeth and Derek Hough: The actress ("American Pie," "Scary Movie," "That '70s Show") is paired with Derek Hough, who returns for his second season. Derek is the older brother of Julianne Hough and was paired with Jennie Garth last season.
Steve Guttenberg and Anna Trebunskaya: Movie star Guttenberg ("Police Academy," "Three Men and a Baby," "Short Circuit" and "Cocoon") teams with Trebunskaya, who returns for her third season. Trebunskaya is married to professional dancer Jonathan Roberts, who also returns for another season.
Mario and Karina Smirnoff: R&B star Mario teams with Smirnoff, who returns for her fourth season. Smirnoff was runner-up alongside partner Mario Lopez during the third season of "Dancing With the Stars."
Marlee Matlin and Fabian Sanchez: The Academy Award-winning actress ("Children of a Lesser God") teams up with newcomer Fabian Sanchez. Sanchez is the 2006 World Mambo Champion, a four-time Fred Astaire National Champion and the United States Rising Star, and the 1999 American Rhythm Champion.
Slideshow: Celebrity Sightings Penn Jillette and Kym Johnson: The magician, one-half of the famous illusionist team Penn & Teller, teams with Kym Johnson, who returns for her fourth season. Johnson was runner-up alongside partner Joey Fatone in season four.
Priscilla Presley and Louis van Amstel: Actress and businesswoman Presley ("Naked Gun," "Dallas") is paired with Louis van Amstel, who returns for his fourth season. Louis was most recently paired with Monique Coleman.
Monica Seles and Jonathan Roberts: The Grand Slam tennis champion teams up with Jonathan Roberts, who returns for his fifth season. Roberts finished in third place last season alongside partner Marie Osmond.
Jason Taylor and Edyta Sliwinska: The NFL Man of the Year teams with Sliwinska, who is the only pro to compete in all six seasons of "Dancing With the Stars."
Marissa Jaret Winokur and Tony Dovolani: The Tony Award-winning Broadway star, best known for creating the role of Tracy Turnblad in the hit Broadway musical "Hairspray," teams with Tony Dovolani, who returns for his fifth season. Dovolani was previously paired with Jane Seymour.
Kristi Yamaguchi and Mark Ballas: The Olympic champion figure skater teams up with Mark Ballas, who returns for his second season. Mark was previously paired with Sabrina Bryan.
The dancing competition is set to begin with a live performance on March 17, ABC said.
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With the centennial of John Steinbeck's birth upon us, it's not surprising that arts organizations are staging Of Mice and Men. Steinbeck's theatrical adaptation of his 1937 novella tells the familiar story of two itinerant farm workers -- one with a hulking presence and a weak mind, one with a sharp mind and a small body. Lennie, the simpleton, tests his friend's loyalty when he accidentally kills his boss's wife.
Houston audiences will get two new looks at the drama's moral complexities when it's mounted concurrently on two of the city's most prominent stages, the Alley Theatre and the Wortham Center, where Houston Grand Opera will present an operatic version of the play.
The Alley production appears to be the more traditional one. Director James Black, a veteran member of the resident acting company, affirms that he's using Steinbeck's own adaptation of the book. "But," he adds, "our production will be a unique interpretation that allows the theatergoer to look at the play with fresher eyes." One advantage to the Alley show, Black says, is the shape of the venue. The Neuhaus Arena stage offers theater-in-the-round, a more intimate experience than the larger proscenium stages where the play is often performed.
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The Alley's Of Mice and Men runs January 18 to February 17. $25-$45. 615 Texas, 713-228-8421. The HGO version runs February 1-15. $18-$225. Wortham Center, 500 Texas, 713-227-ARTS.
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Of the two stagings, HGO's adaptation by respected composer Carlisle Floyd will be the one that breaks new ground. Co-produced with the Bregenz Festival in Austria and Washington Opera, the HGO production is based in Steinbeck's reality, but it certainly doesn't stay there. Floyd says the show includes "strongly stylized elements" to heighten the drama. "For instance, in Bregenz, stage designer Richard Hudson spoke of wanting to create an atmosphere of total menace and tension in the barn scenes," he says, "so there are two huge pieces of farm machinery and a row of hanging scythes."
The opera features tenor Anthony Dean Griffey as Lennie and bass-baritone Gordon Hawkins as his friend George. A Washington Post reviewer found Floyd's musical interpretation appropriately grim and described Francesca Zambello's stage direction as polished and cohesive.
The prospect of contemporaneous productions of a standard carries some risk for both organizations. "It wasn't planned," says HGO spokeswoman Joy Partain. "Opera seasons are generally [put together] before the season of a resident acting company, because the singers' popularity demands that they be booked two and three years in advance. So it was sheer coincidence." Alley artistic director Gregory Boyd was unable to comment on the simultaneous stagings because he was out of the country at press time. To encourage theater buffs to support both organizations, the Alley and HGO are offering a 10 percent discount for patrons willing to see both shows.
It's possible that Steinbeck's mass appeal will be enough to fill both houses. Generally beloved, Of Mice and Men is especially popular among high school kids force-fed a diet rich in Homer and Shakespeare. They like Steinbeck's straightforward prose, so the Alley production might be right up theirs. Those looking for a more innovative approach can wait for the opera's version in February.


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What makes your smartphone so addictive? Perhaps it's the fact that whenever you're waiting for something or you're bored, you can just pull it out and you have a world of entertainment at your fingertips. Maybe it's because every time you log on to social media, people are posting their high scores on different apps, causing you to have this sudden motivation to beat their scores. It probably doesn't help that many apps are free or fairly cheap, allowing you to be the owner of several addicting apps.
Here are some of the most addicting:
1. Flappy Bird. Everyone has been talking about Flappy Bird, a game in which you tap your screen to propel a pixilated bird through a course of poles. With the game being so addictive and hard to beat, the owner of the app found it best to just remove it, so you can no longer find it. However, apps such as Splashy Fish (free), are similar to Flappy Bird, but with a different animal and setting.
2. Candy Crush Saga (free). It's easy to become addicted to this game. You are given a board full of candy that you must swipe in order to get at least three in a row. You go on your journey through many levels and once you get to a certain point in the game, you have to pass three levels to move on to new levels. This means that you can play the first level as soon as you come across these three missions, but then you have to wait a full day to play the next level, and the level after that. The wait can make Candy Crush addicts quite impatient but they are able to maintain sanity by moving on to other addictive apps during the wait.
3. Unblock Me (free). Unblock Me is a brain game where you are given a bunch of blocks that you need to rearrange so that the red block can make its way to the other side.
4. Instagram (free). Instagram is a social media site that allows you to share, like and comment on photos.
5. Afterlight (99 cents). Like to edit photos? Then this might be the app for you. Of course, you can download some free photo editor apps, but Afterlight is definitely worth the money. This app includes loads of filters, textures and frames to help you edit your photos.
6. Color Photo Edit (free). While on the subject of editing apps, this app can help you to make some really amazing edits. You are able to edit your photos by adding layers of photos using different filters.
7. Snapchat (free). So you want to tell your friend about something, but you don't feel like texting/calling/FaceTiming. With Snapchat, you can take a quick picture or video to send to your friend to help get your message across.
8. Tumblr (free). Let's face it – everyone has a Tumblr nowadays, and who can blame them? We all know how addicting it can be to log on to Tumblr and look at different blog posts to find things to reblog.
9. Facebook and Twitter (free). A nice way to stay in touch with your friends, family and favorite celebrities. You can post new statuses or message people.
10. Doodle Jump (free). The design of the game looks as though you had gotten bored in math class and began to doodle all over your paper. Although the theme can be changed to suit your pleasure, Doodle Jump features this little creature that you must make jump onto platforms. While he is jumping, some of the platforms have different things on them to help aid him on his journey. Keep in mind that as he is jumping, there are other creatures ready to throw him off course.
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Four years ago in Edmonton at the Roar of the Rings, Glenn Howard lost the final to Kevin Martin.
Again and again Howard has lost finals of the Brier to the Old Bear. But never, ever, ever, ever has the Ontario skip lost one like that to the most decorated curler in the history of the game or anybody else.
"Worst loss of my life," said Howard when your correspondent offered that suggestion to him.
"Worst loss ever. I don't care if it was a turkey bonspiel. It was the worst loss ever."
It was The Miracle On Portage & Donald.
Howard was up 7-4 after eight ends.
The 51-year-old four-time Brier champion and four-time world champion who has never made it to the Olympics, watched everything that could go wrong go real wrong in the ninth end as he gave up four.
Repeat, four.
Count 'em up. One. Two. Three. Four.
"It was pretty much over after eight," said Martin, who ran his record to 4-0 along with 2013 Edmonton Brier winner Brad Jacobs of Sault Ste. Marie while Martin's former teammate John Morris of the last seven years won again to go 3-1.
Suddenly there was big-time separation with only Winnipeg's Mike McEwen with a realistic hope of making the three-team playoffs back at 2-2 after defeating John Epping of Toronto 10-7.
When the smoke had cleared from the MTS Centre, Martin's provincial rival and 2010 Brier winner and world champion out of the same Saville Centre, Kevin Koe, was dead in the water at 0-4. And Winnipeg legend Jeff Stoughton and Howard were both on life support at 1-3 with Epping.
Howard missed on his last rock shot on the 10th facing two to give up another steal point in losing 9-7.
"The ice went straight on us out there and … we lost. We out-curled Martin all game."
Martin didn't disagree.
"What an emotional day," said the three-time Olympian who had a silver from Salt Lake 2002 and a gold from Vancouver 2010.
"All we were trying to do was survive," he said of coming back to score two on Koe in the 10th to win 6-5 in the morning draw while Howard lost 6-5 to Brad Jacobs.
For Stoughton, the 50-year-old hometown favourite, it was devastating finding himself on the endangered species list with three games to go.
"For sure we need a lot of help now," said Stoughton. "Our fate was in our own hands," he said of his 11-5 loss to Morris. "If we brought John down to two losses it would have helped everybody here."
At least Stoughton and Howard have a mathematical chance. Not Koe.
Out without a playoff game four years ago in Edmonton with a 4-3 record, being 0-4 took away all hope.
"Getting repeatedly kicked in the seeds is not fun," said and tweeted lead Nolan Theissen of Edmonton in the morning after the loss to Martin. After the 9-4 loss to Jacobs in the night cap, he was still reeling.
Carter Rycroft, Koe's second, and an Olympian with Martin in Salt Lake, said there aren't words.
"Massive disappointment doesn't cover it," he said of the team that won the most recent $100,000 Slam event and came to Winnipeg on a roll. "We gave away a two-point lead in all four games. We never expected by Tuesday to be out of it."


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FOR the third year, Christmas came to Dunlin Court's People's Centre thanks to Communities First and Newydd housing.
Children were greeted at the centre by a team of helpers before being invited in to speak to Father Christmas himself.
Festive treats and entertainment from balloon artist Arnie Kazam were also on hand to provide further festive fun for visitors.
Newydd community partnership housing manager Kevin Howells said he was delighted to be able to help bring Christmas to the children of Dunlin Court.
Speaking at the event, which was expected to attract more than 100 visitors, he said: "This is a fantastic opportunity for the tenants to get together at the People's Centre, which has become a community hub.
"It's good to be able to support the community like this and the kids have a great time. It has a positive effect on the community.
"I'd like to thank the People's Centre volunteers, it couldn't be done without them. They give their time for free and without them we wouldn't be able to do any of it at all, they're the ones who keep it running."


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It is the best you can get!
I used WiiMC last night. I played a couple of moives, seems to pay real well, much better than most of those small independent media players they sell in the store. As a matter of fact it plays from a Shared Drive over the network (awsome). I'm just curious is this one-of-the best one's out there. I know there are others.
It is the best you can get!
Lucky for you dude you found the best one first, I also use CE player it seems to handle some of the obscure movie file formats.
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I have done my fair share of international flying,. THIS IS THE WORST AIRLINE SO FAR. I hated my flight so much im literally waiting for my connecting flight and typing this out.
Disgusting staff at JFK (RUDE and absolutely unaccomodating), the crowd on the flight is awful (which I could have overlooked if the service was better).
The meals on flight are average at most.
Flight attendants are cold and completely ill mannered. ( you say thank you with a smile and just get an ARROGANT nod kind of a thing )
They REFUSED to give me a second (glass of) diet coke! can you freaking believe how cheap they are!!! She actually told me she cant because she was limited on supply!
Approximately 1/4 tv screens worked (poorly and slowly). Entertainment was Non existant!
I can actually go on and on about how awful this experience has been but you get the gist.
Kuwait airways - pull your socks up!
Customers - Please DO NOT fly on this airline (no matter how much cheaper, DO NOT be penny wise and pound foolish like me :( ) until they change their ways!
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Camellia de Telarius - #20 Judgement
Camellia stiffened, the hair on the back of her neck standing on end as a vision penetrated into her line of sight. It flickered for a brief moment before dying away, leaving Camellia to return to her socialising between Ari, Marcus and Flint. "Ari and Marcus, you two should totally have a dance as heads of sectors," she pushed Ari closer towards Marcus, achieving disapproving glances from the both of them, "Flint, you still owe me that dance for saving my life…" she said rather rapidly, "but I have something of urgency to attended to." She blew a kiss towards the three of them before turning on her heels and scanning the now crowded dance floor.
Looking fairly relaxed for the supposed "guard" of Papa, Aerous stood by the grand staircase on the other side of the room. She watched as two people emerged from the crowd that encircled him and immediately Camellia knew this was the moment she had seen. Running as quickly as she could in heels, she dodged, barged and forced her way through the crowd of people that had gathered, trying to get to the other side of the room as quickly as possible. For a moment there she was sure she wasn't going to make it in time and that her vision would come true, but she soon separated herself from the crowd, throwing herself from between two rather large party-goes and crashing, albeit rather lightly, into Aerous' muscular form.
"Sorry kids, Aerous and I have a date!" Camellia beamed at Adam and Mina standing there, obviously somewhat surprised at the sudden outburst much less appearance of Camellia. Without further ado, she wrapped her arm around Aerous', dragging him from his post and into the waves of bodies that danced on the floor. Manoeuvring her hands so her left hand rested lightly on his shoulder, whilst her right gripped his other hand, she made sure to place his free hand on her hip first.
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(Article by Tony G.) TIME magazine has an article about forthcoming Pixar flicks, which are next on the schedule after Ratatouille. Now the trailers for Cars didn't impress me enough to want to check it out (and that may be a mistake), but overall I'm a firm supporter of Pixar. I consider the original Toy Story, Finding Nemo and The Incredibles to be wonderful films (and not just top of the animation genre).
However I'm finding news of their new films to be…well a little odd. Here is the studio synopsis for WALL"¢ E, scheduled for 2008
The year is 2700. WALLӢ E, a robot, spends every day doing what he was made for. But soon, he will discover what he was meant for.
Well ok, it's a rather brief synopsis with nothing much to go on, but reading it conjures up bad memories of Robots. Though I admit it's way too early to pass any form of judgement based on a line of story, and I'm certain Pixar's visual genius will help create quite the experience.
However, I just have to pass judgement on their next announcement, which is titled Up, scheduled for a 2009 release. The basic plot for this one is:
"Coming-of-old-age story" about a seventysomething guy who lives in a house that "looks like your grandparents' house smelled." He befriends a clueless young Wilderness Ranger and gets into lots of alter kocker altercations.
Now it's true that these are not polished releases, so I wasn't expecting studio buzz words to help sell me. But I can't help but be bewildered by terms such as "˜alter kocker altercations' and I need a little help trying to figure out the concept of this movie. How do you pitch something like that? Anyway, these are basic concept ideas, so nothing to get too alarmed about at this stage, so I'll wait until I hear more information before entering a regrettable rant.
The only thing that really excites me about Pixar's upcoming schedule is for 2010 with Toy Story 3. Perhaps this year has proven that the third part of trilogies is typically a downer, but I have a lot of love for Woody, Buzz and all the gang, so while it's many years off, I'm definitely excited!
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