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"I am appalled by the attempted terrorist attack on a bus south of Tel Aviv yesterday," said Hague in a statement.
"My thoughts are with everyone affected. The UK unreservedly condemns this attack and all acts of violence. We stand firmly with the Israeli people against terror." (Ynet)


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Things To Do In Dallas Tonight: Sept. 4
Jessica Lang Dance doesn't perform at the Winspear until next weekend, but the choreographer behind the New York-based dance company is already in town.
Lang's work, a blend of classical and contemporary ballet, showcases her dedication to collaborating across artistic mediums, including the visual arts. She's done so here in Dallas with Japanese photographer Shinichi Maruyama, whose black-and-white Kusho series of paintings are currently on view at the Crow Collection. These things are seriously beautiful, and cool. Maruyama throws Indian ink and water together and photographs the instant the two meet in mid-air—a reaction faster than the human eye can catch unaided. It's like the flourish of a calligraphy artist, caught in the air rather than on paper with no predicting what the stroke will look like. You can see the exhibit for free anytime the museum is open, since the Crow Collection never charges admission.
Now, that brings me to tonight's event, which does come with a small cost. Lang has taken video projections from Kusho to create "i.n.k," a piece that will be presented as part of Sept. 14's TITAS-presented program. This evening, she'll discuss the collaborative process as part of the Crow's Asian Art Now lecture series that examines the future of Asian art in Texas. It's ten bucks, and starts 7 p.m. Which means you should get to One Arts Plaza by six and enjoy a French 75 at Cafe des Artistes. The happy hour is pretty unbeatable.
Otherwise, you can catch the theatrical stylings of the Ochre House Theatre, which is never entirely devoid of puppets doing unsavory things. The musical Best Seat in Town revisits the twisted characters in writer/director Matthew Posey's 2009 play Coppertone, part of a series that found him experimenting with Japanese puppetry. And at the risk of repeating myself, be careful in Fair Park. This might be a time when I advise making a run for it after the show rather than sticking around for a drink at Amsterdam.
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THE future of dozens of staff at jeweller Ortak has been placed in doubt after administrators said a sale of the whole business is unlikely.
The company has been in administration since March last year after becoming a victim of tough trading conditions on the high street and rising raw material prices.
Although 29 staff lost their jobs and three stores - the Buchanan Galleries in Glasgow, Ocean Terminal in Edinburgh and the Thistle shopping centre in Stirling - were closed at that time, a further dozen shops remained open with 115 staff retained.
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Administrators from BDO have continued to trade the business since then and have repeatedly said they were hopeful of finding a buyer.
In October last year James Stephen, joint administrator and BDO restructuring partner, indicated there were three interested parties.
He also said Ortak was operating profitably and was hopeful of performing well in the key festive trading period.
But yesterday Mr Stephen said in spite of having "explored all options to secure the future of the business" selling all the components as one concern was not likely to happen.
He said: "Regretfully, despite an extensive marketing process and discussions with a number of interested parties over the past several months, a sale of the whole Ortak business appears unlikely.
"However, there is some interest in the assets of the business, principally Ortak's store network including leasehold interests and other associated assets."
No details were given on the prospects for Ortak's head office, a visitor centre or its jewellery manufacturing and design operations in Kirkwall on Orkney.
There were 10 staff let go from head office in the initial redundancy round.
The remaining staff numbers on Orkney was not available, but the company is still thought to have dozens of people working on the island where it was founded.
It had employed 70 people there as recently as 2008.
Mr Stephen said discussions about a sale of parts of Ortak are at an advanced stage with a number of parties.
He also announced there will be a clear out of existing stock at heavily discounted prices which will begin in stores and online from Saturday.
Mr Stephen added: "We continue to be grateful for the support of staff, customers and suppliers throughout this difficult time."
Ortak still has 10 shops in Scotland - including three in Glasgow.
A number of famous names have modelled for Ortak's collections in the past including Carol Smillie and her daughter Christie, Myleene Klass, Suzanne Shaw and Kate Ford.
Ortak was established in 1967 by Malcolm Gray and was latterly run by his sons Alistair, who is also a board director at the European Marine Energy Centre on Orkney, and Stuart.
Mr Stephen has previously said Alistair Gray, who was managing director, and the current Ortak management team are not among the parties looking to buy the business.
The most recently filed annual accounts at Companies House show Ortak made a loss of £77,336 in the 12 months to January 31, 2012 on turnover of £7.3 million.
That compared with a turnover of £7.27m and profit of £111,452 in the prior year.


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On good days, they'll find bills pinned inside an old housecoat or a Gucci suit, never worn. They'll find an antique doll or vintage Levi's...
On good days, they'll find bills pinned inside an old housecoat or a Gucci suit, never worn.
They'll find an antique doll or vintage Levi's or a diamond ring.
On bad days, they'll find moldy — sometimes rotting — clothing and other things too bizarre to be mentioned twice, much less here.
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"We've had people donate urns," said Adam Hair, an assistant production supervisor at Savers in Las Vegas.
For 50 years, Bellevue-based Savers, which operates a chain of Value Village stores in the Pacific Northwest, has led what it deems "the ultimate treasure hunt."
But what its customers may not know, what they may not see, is how all those 99-cent romance novels and afghan throws have added up over the years.
Founded: By Bill Ellison in 1954 under the name Salvage Management.
Stores: 104 in 23 states, 88 in Canada and five in Australia under the names Savers, Value Village and Village des Valeurs.
Sales: $430 million in 2004.
Employees: More than 7,000.
Charity: partners 140, which receive $100 million a year for collecting the goods Savers sells in stores.
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Savers has paid out more than $1 billion to its 140 nonprofit partners for collecting the goods it sells in stores. The for-profit thrift-store chain marked its strongest performance last year, posting $430 million in sales.
That's a lot of secondhand suits.
"The key is not to be greedy," said Ken Alterman, a former PepsiCo executive who was named Savers chief executive in January. "You're not trying to max out every sale."
Savers, founded by Bill Ellison in 1954 as Salvage Management, was the first to make a business out of purchasing donated items from nonprofits.
Under this model, select charities collect donations of reusable clothing and household items from the community. Savers, in turn, pays the charity a bulk rate based on volume, regardless of whether those items reach the retail floor.
The pounds add up. Savers pays its partners about $100 million a year.
It recycles the items not suitable to sell in stores. The company ships 220 million pounds of clothing, shoes, toys and books to developing nations each year.
"We literally go to the ends of the earth to make sure nothing finds its way into a landfill," Alterman said.
Over the years, Savers has built a network of 140 charities in the markets where its nearly 200 stores operate. In Seattle, it works with the Northwest Center, The Moyer Foundation and Community Services for the Blind and Partially Sighted.
This differs from the thrift-store chains operated by nonprofits such as Goodwill Industries.
Goodwill, for instance, is a network of independent agencies that run 2,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada. Those stores serve as a training ground for people who seek to learn job skills, and the revenue goes to its jobs and training program.
"Many of the folks are there as part of their training," said Christine Nyirjesy Bragale, spokeswoman for Goodwill Industries. "They're learning job skills, while earning a paycheck and building a résumé so they can go onto the next employer with a work history."
Both chains depend on customers like Toni Yuly of Magnolia.
Yuly, 50, a lifelong thrift-store shopper, goes to Value Village once a month in search of designer-label clothes and collectible dishes. She's found camel-hair coats and antique cups.
"I'm bored real easy in department stores," said Yuly, wearing black-rimmed glasses and a purple turtleneck. "I like variety. I get so much bang for my buck."
For Savers, the key has been offering more variety to get the Yulys of the world to purchase a few more items per trip.
Alterman, who spent 20 years at Pepsi before joining Savers two years ago, said the chain has invested in a management-trainee program to build a deeper bench.
It also has mined its data to find ways to improve performance.
In the U.S., for instance, it found its stores didn't carry enough merchandise. The company nearly doubled the amount of items to 5,000 pieces per store on any given day.
It also worked on improving the quality of its inventory. A few extra pieces, per rack, per store adds to the till over time.
"That's what we're trying to do," Alterman said. "Just do it a little bit better, have a little bit better merchandise."
Hair, the assistant production supervisor in Las Vegas, is the key to this formula. His employees sort through thousands of pounds of clothing, furniture and toys each day looking for gems — most common, some rare.
As for the rare:
One of the Las Vegas-area stores received a brand-new Gucci suit and another got an accordion. Both, worth thousands, sold for $299.
At the Savers in Phoenix, assistant production supervisor Billie Watkins recalled finding $1,000 pinned in the sleeve of an old overcoat.
The wad of mostly $100 bills dated between 1924 and 1926. Someone had saved for a rainy day.
Sometimes, they find a diamond ring in a pocket. They first notify the charity to locate the owner.
If they find none, Savers and the charity split the proceeds.
Hair said the only thing he hasn't seen donated is a Las Vegas showgirl headdress. (He suspects they're saved as memorabilia.)
"We sell just about everything," he said. "We won't sell those urns but we'll sell everything else."
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[SOLVED] How to delete a mail account in Thunderbird?
I set up a mail account in Tbird 3.1.8 - only to find it was incorrect (IMAP rather than POP).
I have set up the new account correctly, but there does not seem to be any way to delete the old account. I have renamed it to avoid confudion; but I really need to delete it.
Any ideas?
Thunderbird > Edit > Account Settings > [select account name] > Remove account (button bottom of screen).
Thanks - it worked perfectly.
I thought that I needed to use "Delete Account", which I seemed to remember in earlier versions was in the File drop down.
Because I am on a small netbook the bottom of the screen was not visible.
Thanks again (I will mark the initial post [SOLVED])
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After putting my Gear into download mode and using the cradle and a usb cord to hook it up to my laptop to flash a recovery to it it got stuck on that screen, i would like to get this resolved red pretty fast, the gear is getting hot and i think it might get burned into the screen. Does anyone know a solution to this?
Did you untick auto-reboot ?
If you did, your gear wont automatically reboot once the flash has finished.. once you confirm the flash has completed, simply manually reboot your gear into recovery mode & you will be welcomed by the TWRP logo.
The whole point of unticking the "auto-reboot" option is so it doesn't boot back into the android OS, otherwise the recovery will be overwritten with the default one.. I repeat you must manually reboot your gear into recovery mode by holding down the power button.
ok, I started it into the recovery and download menu right after i flashed the recovery, instead of rebooting to the normal android like i was, but when i choose recovery mode the screen turns off and stays like that until i hold down the power button, then it reboots to the normal gear android interface instead of showing the TWRP logo. am i doing something wrong??
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Hi all,
So, I tried the baechu kimchi/radish kimchi recipe for the first time. (I've made baechu kimchi before but never using the rice flour paste method.) It's been fermenting for about two days and, overall, it's pretty tasty but it isn't salty enough for me.
I'm pretty sure I added enough salt because a) I tasted it after each of the three salt rinsing steps and it was definitely salty. b) It is fermenting.
So… my questions is what did I do wrong? Did I rinse too thoroughly when I did the three rinses? Do you think it's ok if I dump it out and mix it with some salt?
Help! I have a huge batch of really delicious looking kimchi and I want to make it work. (Although if it's a lost cause… I'm not exactly sad to have an excuse to go to the new H-Mart that opened near me!)
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Noticed on Friday that the rear casette on my bike was making a funny noise, on closer inspection it has 2-3mm of play. I don't think the lockring has come loose, as the casette's been on there for about a year with no problems and shifing is still ok. Is it likely to be the bearings or freehub assembly, or both? It's a Hope XC Ti from 2003-2004 I think.


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The third vote has seen the Legendary item's unique power chosen: Elemental attacks have a chance to fire abilities based off the Lord of Hatred himself.
Designers Travis Day and John Yang are putting the finishing touches on the community weapon, which is a "Legendary Mephisto-themed, one-handed sword".
Blizzard posted the results of the third vote:
▪ Legendary Power #1: 14.6%
You radiate an aura of Hatred. All monsters near you deal and receive additional damage.
▪ Legendary Power #2: 19.3%
Attacks have a chance on hit to cause your current target to be hated by all nearby enemies, taunting them to attack that target for the duration of the effect.
▪ Legendary Power #3: 12.8%
When you are near death, your hatred for your enemies grows, significantly reducing your resource costs and cooldowns.
▪ Legendary Power #4: 28.3%
Elemental attacks have a chance to trigger one of powerful abilities inspired by the Lord of Hatred himself: Charged Bolt, Poison Nova, and Freezing Skull. Lightning damage has a chance to trigger a Charged Bolt. Poison damage has a chance to trigger Poison Nova. Cold damage has a chance to trigger Freezing Skull.
▪ Legendary Power #5: 25%
Summons an Evil Force to fight alongside the player for a period of time. This force would take the form of a non-attackable melee pet, and it would be possible to potentially have more than one Evil Force active at once.
The dev-smithing is almost over: "From here, designers Travis Day and John Yang will flesh out the rest of item's stat budget, including the power itself (adding actual damage values and making slight adjustments as needed). Stay tuned to diablo3.com for an updated tooltip once that process is complete as well as a quick Q&A with Travis and John on how this particular part of Legendary item design works."
"As with our last vote, thanks to each and every nephalem who've participated in some shape, way, or form in this project so far. We hope you're enjoying it as much as we are, and look forward to revealing the final, complete Legendary soon!" A fourth vote is underway to decide upon the Legendary's name.
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Otago Highlanders wiped out a 21-point deficit during the second half to pip Central Cheetahs 36-33 in a Super Rugby thriller.
The first time the New Zealand visitors led was in the final minute when replacement fly-half Chris Noakes kicked his second penalty at a silent Free State Stadium.
Highlanders won possession from the resultant kick-off, kept the ball among the forwards until the full-time hooter sounded, and replacement scrum-half Jimmy Cowan belted the ball into the main stand.
As if facing an at-times rampant South African team was not enough, the men from Dunedin were two short for several first-half minutes after hooker Andrew Hore and England flank James Haskell got yellow cards.
Cheetahs replacement fly-half Sias Ebersohn bowed his head and tried to hold back tears after the final whistle as he fluffed a simple penalty attempt just before Noakes snatched victory.
Ebersohn came off the bench on the hour mark when pivot Johan Goosen, who had contributed 18 points, was forced to retire after hurting his shoulder while scoring the Cheetahs' third try that was converted for a 30-9 advantage.
Highlanders hit back with three converted tries to draw level only to fall behind again before nerve-less Noakes slotted penalties on 72 and 80 minutes to keep his team second in the New Zealand conference and fifth overall.
"That was an unbelievable match," said Highlanders loose-head prop and skipper Jamie MacKintosh. "We were bloody awful and indisciplined until we discovered some momentum during the second half.
"I really feel for the Cheetahs, who are a great attacking side, but we felt their defence was a bit narrow so once we started getting our hands on the ball the plan was to go wide and get around them."
Cheetahs hooker and captain Adriaan Strauss found it hard to accept that his team had let a big lead slip and remain 11th on the southern hemisphere provincial championship standings, six points off the last play-off spot.
"I am so disappointed as we had chances to finish the game off when well ahead. We just were not smart enough as the Highlanders started finding space and running at us," he admitted.
Cowan scored two tries and Noakes one for Highlanders, all of which Noakes converted and he added two penalties to the three kicked by fly-half Mike Delany during the opening half which ended with Cheetahs 23-9 ahead.
Leading Super Rugby points scorer Goosen raised his season total to 145 with a try, two conversions and three penalties while Ebersohn contributed one conversion and one penalty from five attempts at goal.
Loose-head prop Coenie Oosthuizen and debutant lock Andries Ferreira scored first-half tries for the home team, whose only consolation was a bonus point for losing narrowly.
Cheetahs host struggling Australian outfit Western Force next Saturday while Highlanders travel south to Indian Ocean city Durban for a showdown with Coastal Sharks the same day.
Highlanders 36: (Tries: J Cowan 2, C Noakes. Conversions: Noakes 3. Penalties: M Delany 3, Noakes 2)
Cheetahs 33: (Tries: C Oosthuizen, A Ferreira, J Goosen. Conversions: J Goosen 2, S Ebersohn. Penalties: Goosen 3, Ebersohn)
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Last month, I had cause to reflect upon a group of underdogs who became the pride of a great nation.
With all due respect to George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and many others who laid the foundation of the United States, I am referring to the death and burial of Lorenzo Charles, whose unforgettable buzzer-beating basket in the NCAA men's basketball championship gave North Carolina State University and Wolfpack Nation an improbable victory over the vaunted "Phi Slamma Jamma" team of the University of Houston.
On June 27, Charles was killed in a one-vehicle accident when the bus he was driving inexplicably slid off an exit ramp on Interstate 40 near Raleigh, N.C. Charles was buried in Raleigh on Saturday, July 2. Authorities in Raleigh are still unsure of the cause of the crash in which there were no passengers. No other persons were involved or injured.
For many sports enthusiasts, the mention of Lorenzo Charles engenders memories of April 4, 1983, at "The Pit" in Albuquerque, N.M., and NC State coach Jim Valvano running around the court at the end of the game looking for someone to hug.
Lorenzo's name takes me back to a special time in my life when I had just embarked upon a new beginning.
Lorenzo was a sophomore role player on the 1983 Wolfpack team led by seniors Thurl Bailey, Sidney Lowe and Dereck Whittenburg. I came to personally know Thurl, Sid and Dereck while a student at NC State before I graduated in May 1981 and started my Mormon mission three months later. They knew me as "Special K" because of my exploits as a DJ on the campus radio station, as well as through my association with my fraternity. Lorenzo arrived to campus a few weeks before I left on my mission, so I never got to meet him.
On Aug. 27, 1981, I reported to the Missionary Training Center in Provo to begin two years of missionary service, 368 days after being baptized a member of the LDS Church. I was originally supposed to start law school at BYU around that time, and how I ended up on a mission is a story that needs telling on another occasion. (The curious can read about it in my book, "Last Laborer.")
Due to a church policy change, I ended up serving just more than 18 months, which led to my return to Raleigh in March 1983, just as NC State's basketball team began its Cinderella run toward and then through the NCAA tournament.
Being one who believes there are no coincidences with God, I also believe there is a connection between the timing of my return from my mission and NC State's improbable March Madness run, and what that experience taught me. I know it sounds crazy, but hear me out.
During the 1982-83 regular season, NC State had gone 17-10, making the task of winning the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament — its only shot of getting into the NCAA tournament — very unlikely. NC State would have to beat nationally ranked ACC powers Virginia, led by three-time college player of the year Ralph Sampson; and reigning NCAA champion North Carolina, led by Michael Jordan.
I returned home to Raleigh on Saturday, March 12, 1983. The day prior, my last full day in Puerto Rico, Thurl and his Wolfpack teammates began the ACC tournament by squeaking out a 71-70 victory over Wake Forest. On Saturday, a few hours after my airplane touched down at the Raleigh-Durham airport, the Wolfpack upset Jordan and UNC in a 91-84 overtime thriller for the ages. Their two down-to-the-wire victories earned them the nickname "Cardiac Pack."
On Sunday, March 13, not long after I was officially released as a missionary earlier that morning, Thurl and company shocked Virginia 81-78 to win the ACC championship and advance to the NCAA tournament, a k a "The Big Dance." They continued their Cardiac Pack ways as they marched to the Final Four by beating Pepperdine (69-67), UNLV (71-70), Utah (75-56; even before becoming a Cougar and getting immersed in the BYU-Utah rivalry, I must say it felt REALLY, REALLY good to see the Wolfpack blow out the Utes!) and Virginia (63-62, with game-winning free throws by Lorenzo Charles).
Under circumstances too lengthy to explain in this column, but contained in my book, I gave up an opportunity to attend the Final Four and instead came to Utah to begin my stay in Provo for my law school years. The Final Four games also coincided with the church's April general conference.
On Saturday, April 2, 1983, I missed most of NC State's semifinal game against Georgia while attending general conference broadcasts. But in between the Saturday afternoon session and priesthood session, I caught the end of the game and saw the Wolfpack close out Georgia with a 67-60 victory. I had been in Utah only a few days and things were already going very well for me.
The victory earned Thurl, Sid, Dereck, Lorenzo and the rest of the Cardiac Pack a date with destiny on Monday night against the high-flying University of Houston Cougars, featuring Akeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler — and captained by current BYU head basketball coach Dave Rose. I could hardly wait for Monday evening's game to come.
That weekend, I encountered John McHenry, a returned missionary from the North Carolina Raleigh Mission. I got to know him the few months between my baptism and his return home. He invited me to watch the game with him at the apartment of some friends, and I accepted.
On Monday evening, April 4, 1983, I found myself watching NC State play for the championship in a city and environment, and under circumstances, I would have never imagined, even a few weeks earlier while still in Puerto Rico. Yet the reality of my incredible situation did not surprise me, especially after the fantastic voyage I had been on the past 32 months since I had joined the LDS Church.
In a sense, that night was a date with destiny for me as well as for Thurl, Sid, Dereck and especially Lorenzo, who dropped in Dereck's long and badly-missed shot a micro-second before the game's final buzzer sounded.
Similar to Coach Valvano's running around the court looking for someone to hug, for a brief moment I didn't know exactly what to do among the group of strangers I was with, all of whom were Caucasian males. When that moment passed, I instinctively began hugging John, which broke my bashfulness. I then began to jump around and scream without regard for anyone or anything. I was so happy — with a deep and intrinsic joy that went beyond just having my alma mater win a championship.
My pure bliss came from the realization that where I was and what I was doing — and feeling — stemmed from my choices to attend NC State, to let the Mormon missionaries into my apartment and to delay law school to serve a mission. In essence, I was at that place, at that time, in that situation and under those circumstances because I had made the right choices at the right time.
To bring this story full circle, I recently had the opportunity to attend a two-week course at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Va. That trip gave me the chance to visit Raleigh on the last Saturday of July. While there, I visited with my first bishop, Kermit Nichols, before making my way to Lorenzo Charles' final resting place at the Oakwood Cemetery in downtown Raleigh.2 comments on this story
I paid my respects to Lorenzo and Coach Valvano, whose gravesite is only a few yards from Lorenzo's. The close proximity of their graves caused me to remember and smile about something I had heard following Lorenzo's death.
"I guess Jimmy V finally found someone to hug."
My brief visit to Oakwood Cemetery was a moving experience which reconnected me, spiritually and emotionally, with the grandest and best Fourth of my life — April 4, 1983.
I will never forget that night of nights for me, or how it powerfully and perfectly reconfirmed to me that with God, there are no coincidences.
Attorney Keith N. Hamilton, an adjunct professor at BYU law school and former chair of the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole, served as an LDS bishop in San Francisco. He is author of "Last Laborer: Thoughts and Reflections of a Black Mormon."


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Is 'Flu-Fast' the Newest Kardashian Weight-Loss Scheme?
Kim Kardashian West is trying to break the Twittersphere thanks to her viewpoint that the flu can lead to dietary benefits.
On Tuesday, the reality star and makeup mogul tweeted: "The flu can be an amazing diet. So happy it came in time for the Met lol #6lbsdown."
The statement has since been modified to, "flu got me like…" accompanied by a link to an image of Kardashian West in a sports bra and transparent leggings.
flu got me like… https://t.co/Lu6THLh4V0
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) April 19, 2017
Kim Kardashian West last night pic.twitter.com/pTIiwcKFO4 — KKW (@KimKLegion) April 19, 2017
Since this "kidding/not kidding" tweet, the Internet has had a lot to say.
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@KimKardashian Girl why did u delete the iconic flu tweet??
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@KimKardashian can you share with us how we can get this flu and get that body? — Victoria (@MyLifeIsKimK) April 19, 2017
@KimKardashian lol this is me when i have the flu pic.twitter.com/TTK23NHj63
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@KimKardashian maybe don't glamorize sickness for weight loss
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Waldoboro — David Bowman Sr., 70, passed away peacefully June 19, 2014, at his home after a long illness. He was born May 23, 1944, to Mary Elizabeth and Victor Charles Bowman.
David was a father, a grandfather, a great-grandfather and most of all a GREAT friend. He worked for B.M. Clark for 40-plus years where he built and designed bulk feed grain bodies. David was very well-known for his knowledge in fabrication, metal building and hydraulics. David also worked for a very dear friend, Revis Barrows at Cresant Equipment in Georgia.
David loved his family and friends. He went above and beyond for all of them, and is going to be very missed.
He is predeceased by his loving wife, Fran Bowman; parents, Mary Elizabeth and Victor Charles Bowman; a brother, Victor Punkin Bowman; and two sisters, Cheryl Bowman and Edith Orff.
He is survived by his children; Denise Bowman, Leon Bowman, David Bowman Jr. and his wife Kelly, Stacie Miller and her husband Lance, and Tracie Bowman; grandchildren, Jonathan Libby, Malcom Libby, Allen Bowman, Arrin Bowman, Erick Bowman, Jacoby Miller, Desiree Rogers and Zoe Rogers; great-grandchildren, Elizabeth Libby and Hunter Coleson Libby.
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Two blind brothers who were attacked and robbed by spineless thugs in their County Antrim home last night told how they pleaded with the intruders not to hurt their guide dogs after being beaten with sticks for just £20.
Stephen (42) and George (38) Sloan were in the living room of their Glenville Parade home in Whiteabbey on Sunday night when two men forced their way into the house and demanded money at around 7.15pm.
The pair — who both have Retinitis pigmentosa, a hereditary eye condition resulting in blindness — were not expecting any visitors and were surprised to hear a knock at the door.
Stephen told of the terrifying incident.
"I opened the door and they got in and started asking us for money and for our drugs. They then started beating us so we gave them what we had. It was not very much, the little money we had would have gotten us what we needed for the week. It was £20."
Stephen said one of the men then went upstairs and ransacked the bedrooms before coming back down and threatening them.
"They told us not to phone the police or we would be killed," he added. "The whole thing was so terrifying. We were so worried about the dogs, we begged them not to hurt them. We told them they were guide dogs."
Stephen sustained several cuts and bruises to his face and body while George sustained a broken arm in the attack.
Both men were taken to hospital to be treated but have since returned home.
However, neither has felt safe following the ordeal and their sister Vera and other members from the family have stayed with them for the past few nights.
Their brother-in-law Malcolm Campbell hit out at the attackers describing them as "low".
"Who could do that to them?," he said last night. "Everyone knows who they are, they would see them up and down the village.
"It's bad enough when something like this happens to a sighted person let alone when someone is blind. It's low.
"It's obvious they thought they were an easy touch."
Former Newtownabbey Mayor Lynn Frazer condemned the attack describing the incident as "despicable".
She said: "This was a despicable act. I simply cannot comprehend the sick mentality of the thugs who carried out this attack. People should be able to feel safe in their homes, free from fear of attacks like this.
"My thoughts are with the two brothers who must be devastated and deeply traumatised following this brutal act.
"Police will obviously be trying to piece together the circumstances and it would be horrific if this attack happened because these thugs thought they might be an easy target.
"Anyone who has information on this incident should contact police immediately. We need to get these thugs off the streets."
Police said detectives in Newtownabbey are investigating the incident and have appealed for anyone with information about the attack to come forward.
The culprits are believed to be in their early 20s.
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Drew said the Bulldogs recruited him to play outside linebacker in defensive coordinator Todd Grantham's 3-4 scheme in the same spot Justin Houston occupied before leaving for the NFL.
Drew has only played with his hand in the ground, but he'll have the chance to rush the passer from that position plenty when the Bulldogs are in their nickel package.
Thomas County Central coach Bill Shaver didn't make any promises about what kind of impact Drew might have in his first season with the Bulldogs.
"You never know," he said. "He has the potential in situations as a pass-rusher. Could he be an every-down player? It depends on how quick he'll adjust."
Drew had nine sacks as a junior and three as a senior when he made 57 tackles, Shaver said.
"He was obviously drawing a lot of attention as far as trying to keep us off the passer," he said.
Drew's announcement brought out former Georgia All-American defensive end David Pollack to Drew's hometown of Thomasville. Pollack tweeted that Drew would wear the same No. 47 that Pollack donned during his career.
Drew is a licensed minister who preaches at Paradise Missionary Baptist Church.
He plans to study communications at UGA's Grady College of Journalism.
"He just stands for all the right things and does things right," Shaver said. "That's a big plus because you know you're getting a kid that's never going to be in trouble and is going to be a leader on your team. Just unlimited potential as a pass-rusher. Kind of an NFL-type body, truthfully."
Georgia hopes to close strong next week by adding running back Isaiah Crowell from Carver High School in Columbus, junior college nose guard John Jenkins, defensive end Jeoffrey Pagan from Asheville, N.C., and offensive lineman Antonio Richardson from Nashville, Tenn., to a class that is now ranked as high as sixth nationally.
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Foreign funds return to China real estate market
Of the 17b yuan worth of mega deals in Shanghai in the first half, foreign acquisitions account for 81pc, three times the level for the whole of 2012
Foreign capital is returning to the mainland's real estate investment market, with major deals in Shanghai helping to drive the number of transactions in the first half of the year to three times the level for the whole of 2012.
"There is more to come, at an even faster pace," said Stanley Ching, senior managing director and head of the real estate group at Citic Capital, a private equity firm.
Transactions valued at US$10 million or above that were completed in Shanghai in the first six months of the year amounted to 17 billion yuan (HK$21.4 billion) and foreign acquisitions accounted for 13.8 billion yuan, or 81 per cent, according to a study by international property consultancy DTZ.
By comparison, foreign firms were responsible for 4.58 billion yuan of deals in 2012, or about 14 per cent of the total transaction value of 33 billion yuan for the year.
In June this year, Citic Capital closed a US$683 million property fund that will focus on acquiring retail properties on the mainland, with investors coming from the United States, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Hong Kong-based Gaw Capital Partners is also in the final stages of closing a US$1 billion fund that will target properties mainly in first-tier cities.
"We will close plus-six billion yuan of deals in the next two months," said chairman and managing principal Goodwin Gaw.
In 2011 and 2012, en-bloc office transactions in Shanghai were heavily skewed in favour of domestic investors, who accounted for 84 per cent and 86 per cent, respectively, of the acquisition value, said Andrew Ness, head of research at DTZ. But with foreign real estate funds now in an aggressive acquisition cycle, this proportion shot up to 81 per cent in the first half of this year.
Last month, Carlyle Group and Townsend Group announced a strategic partnership deal with Shanghai Yupei, one of the largest logistics warehouse developers in China, to invest in 17 warehouses in the country.
Analysts said most mainland developers were facing liquidity problems and some big players had listed overseas to get offshore funds.
"That has created opportunities for real estate funds. But more players also mean higher competition," said Ching.
Meanwhile, the outlook for real estate investments was clouded by slowing economic growth on the mainland, he said. "We will closely monitor the upcoming third plenary session of the party's Central Committee in November. This usually indicates the new leadership's economic agenda for the next decade," he said.
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This invention relates to cassette carrying cases and more particularly comprises a relatively inexpensive, well designed case for cassettes which provides maximum protection for the contents and maximum convenience for the user.
There are a variety of cassette carrying cases on the market, and most are quite expensive. The case of the present invention is designed for maximum convenience to the user by providing the following features:
(1) The case automatically latches closed when the cover is moved to the closed position;
(2) The case may be opened a full 180░, so as to lie flat on any supporting surface;
(3) The handle is incorporated into the case proper so that it does not interfere with the opening and closing of the case, and furthermore the handle provides an additional assurance against accidental opening of the case when the handle is grasped by the user;
(4) Latching devices are provided on the cover, which are in full view and readily accessible;
(5) The carrying case is also inexpensive to manufacture because it is composed of a minimum number of parts, and the parts may be quickly assembled, to make the case relatively inexpensive.
These and other features of this invention will be better understood and appreciated from the following detailed description read in connection with the accompanying drawing.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the cassette carrying case of this invention and shown with the cover partly opened;
FIG. 2 is a rear view of the carrying case;
FIG. 3 is a fragmentary cross-sectional view of the carrying case taken along the section line 3--3 of FIG. 1 and showing the case closed in full lines and suggesting the case fully opened in broken lines;
FIG. 4 is a fragmentary cross-sectional view of one of the latches of the carrying case, taken along the section line 4--4 of FIG. 3; and
FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the portion of the latch assembly carried in the cover, viewed from the rear of the case.
The cassette carrying case shown in the drawing includes a base 10 and a cover 12 secured together by a piano hinge 14. The base and cover are releasably secured in the closed position by a pair of latches 16 provided at the front of the case.
Base 10 and cover 12 together define a shell comprising the bottom and top walls 18 and 20 of the case, as well as side walls 22 and 24 and rear walls 26 and 28. A handle 29 is incorporated into the body of the case directly in panels 30 and 32. Panels 30 and 32 in the base and cover respectively converge toward one another in the direction of the front of the case as viewed in FIG. 1. Rather short front walls 34 and 36 extend toward one another from the front edges of the respective panels to complete the main shell structures of the base and cover. The base and cover may inexpensively and effectively be injection molded from a high impart styrene or other similar material capable of withstanding the normal abuses to which cases of this type are normally subjected.
Openings provided in the central portion of panels 30 and 32 as shown at 38 and 40 in FIG. 1 define the handle 29 of the case. Walls 42 and 44 while also defining the handle extend toward one another from the panels 30 and 32 immediately surrounding the openings 38 and 40, so that when the case is closed a tubular opening of generally rectangular shape is furnished at the front end of the case large enough to receive the hand of the carrier so as to provide a convenient handle grip for carrying the case about.
The piano hinge 14 is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 to be riveted to the rear walls 26 and 28 of the base and cover, respectively, by the rivets 50. The hinge cylinder 52 lies outside the case while the hinge plates 53 are disposed inside the case. The configuration of the piano hinge is such that the case may be fully opened so that the bottom and top walls 18 and 20 of the base end cover, respectively, lie in a common plane as suggested by broken lines in FIG. 3. This affords maximum convenient access to the inside of the case and allows it to be placed on a table, car seat or any other surface.
The base 10 is shown in FIG. 1 to carry a pair of upwardly extending partitions 60, each of which carries a plurality of dividers 62 that are spaced apart a distance substantially equal to the width of the boxed cassettes suggested at C in FIG. 1. Additional dividers 64 are provided on the inner surfaces of each of the side walls 22 and 24 of the base (only one side can be seen in FIG. 1), aligned with the dividers 62 on the partitions 60 so as to be in a position to firmly engage the boxed cassettes stacked in parallel on the base. It is evident that such an arrangement will accommodate a maximum number of boxed cassettes in the area provided. The dividers are only of sufficient thickness so as to enable one cassette to be withdrawn from the case without disturbing the others stored in the case. A felt pad 66 preferably is secured to the inner surface of the top wall 20 of the cover, which pad bears against the edges of the cassette boxes as suggested in FIG. 3 when the case is closed so as to prevent the cassettes from rattling or moving about in the case.
The latches 16 provided in the front portion of the case includes a pair of generally rectangular wells 70 molded as an integral part of the base 10 in the panel 30. The wells 70 extend upwardly from the panel 30, and each well has a substantially vertical rear wall 72, upwardly inclined front wall 74 and side walls 76 and 78. The tops of the wells are closed by walls 80 having a central rectangular opening 82. The bottom of each well is closed by an imperforate plate 84 which may be ultrasonically welded or otherwise secured in place as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4. For that purpose, each plate 84 carries a pair of pins 86 formed as integral parts of the plate that fit into sleeves 88 and 90, respectively, molded on the bottom surface of wall 80, on each side of the opening 82. It will also be noted particularly in FIG. 4 that the opening in sleeve 90 is enlarged at its upper end as shown at 92. The enlarged opening 92 receives a boss 94 formed in the well of the cover described below so as to align the cover and base properly with respect to one another when the case is closed so that the edges of the peripheral walls mate properly as shown in FIGS. 1 and 4.
A pair of wells 100 are formed in the cover, which are substantially identical in shape to the wells 70 formed in the base. Moreover, the wells 100 are aligned with the wells 70 so that when the case is closed, the opposed end walls of the wells engage one another. Each well 100 includes a substantially vertical rear wall 102, inclined front wall 104 and side walls 106 and 108. The wells 100 are closed by bottom wall 110. A slot 112 is formed at the intersection of bottom wall 110 and rear wall 102, and an opening 114 is provided centrally of the bottom wall in alignment with the opening 82 in the top or end wall 80 of the well 70. Yet another opening 116 is provided in bottom wall 110 to facilitate the formation of a shoulder or undercut 118 in the side wall 108, which shoulder serves to retain a compression spring 120 in place when the latch is assembled. In FIG. 4 it will be noted that a shallow seat 124 is provided in the panel 32 beyond the side walls 106 and 108 of well 100 to support the slide 130 of the latch. The slide 130 as shown in FIG. 5 includes a top wall 132 whose ends 134 sit in the shallow seat 124 in the panel 32. The width of the top wall is less than the width of the seat so that the slide may move from side to side in the well as explained in greater detail below. Rear wall 136 depends from the top wall 132 of the slide and lies against the rear wall 102 of the well 100. The central portion 138 of the wall 136 is separated by slits 140 from the rest of the rear wall 136 to form a tongue 142 having a hook-like undercut 144 at its lower end which is designed to engage the slot 112 at the base of rear wall 102 of well 100 so as to retain the slide 130 in the well. It is evident that the tongue 142 will hold the slide in the well but not interfere with the lateral motion of the slide because the tongue 144 is narrower than the slot 112.
A shallow recess 150 is formed in the top wall 132 of each slide to assist in actuation of the slides, and a flexible finger 152 depends from the bottom 154 of the recess, which finger has a hook-like barb 156 or undercut at its lower end that extends through the opening 114 in the well 100 of the cover. When the case is closed, the finger 152 also extends through the opening 82 in the top wall 80 of the well in the base, and when the slide is positioned as shown in FIG. 4, the barb 156 latches onto the margin of the opening 82 in well 70 in the base to retain the case in the locked position. The slide is biased to the locking position shown in FIG. 4 by spring 120 seated in the cavity 160 formed in the slide. The spring 120 bears against the end 162 of the cavity and the wall 108 of the well beneath shoulder 118 when the slide is assembled in the well so as to bias the slide to that position. However, the slide may very easily be moved to the left as viewed in FIG. 4 against the bias of spring 120 to unhook the barb 156 from the edge of the opening 82 so as to enable the case to be opened. It is apparent that to open the case, it is necessary to move both slides 130 outwardly (toward their respective sides of the case) so as to cause the barbs on the fingers to release the margins of the openings 82 in the top walls of the wells 70. On the other hand, when the case is to be closed and latched, the user need only move the cover 12 to the closed position. The tapered surfaces of the barbs 156 will slide on the margins of the openings 82 while the bosses 94 fit into the openings 92 in the sleeves of the lower wells. The undercut of the barbs 152 ultimately will pass beneath the margins of the openings 82 to affect a secure lock for the case.
From the foregoing description it will be appreciated that the cassette carrying case of this invention may be manufactured quite inexpensively. The base and cover along with the latching slides and plates 84 may all be injection molded. Preferably a high quality piano hinge made of metal is used so as to provide a dependable and long lasting hinge for the case. The case may stand erect on its rear wall, as feet 170 are provided on the outer surface of the end walls. The feet 170 are longer than the diameter of the barrel portion of the panel hinge 14. Consequently, the case may stand on its rear wall without interference from the hinge and without the hinge marring the surface. The feet do not interfere with the full opening of the case because the feet on the cover and base are offset with respect to one another and opposed recesses 170' are also provided as shown in FIG. 2. The case has a very substantial capacity; for example, it may conveniently be sized to accommodate 24 boxed cassettes in three rows of eight, and the cassettes are securely held in place in the case when the case is closed so that they will not rattle in the case or be jarred if the case is banged. Latches 16 allow the case to be conveniently opened with the case in the horizontal position of FIG. 1 as the latches are fully exposed on the upper surface of the cover. And the latches are such that the case automatically snaps shut when the cover is closed so that the case will not accidentally open or fail to latch and spill out its contents. And in manufacture, the latch slides 130 may very conveniently be mounted in the wells of the cover and are retained by the tongues 142.
Because numerous modifications have been made of this invention without departing from its spirit, it is not intended to limit the invention to the single embodiment illustrated and described. Rather, it is intended that the scope of the invention be determined by the appended claims and their equivalents.
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EDENS, one of the nation's leading retail real estate owners and developers, today announced that Cyclone Anaya's Mexican Kitchen will open at Mosaic at the end of this month.
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