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CHANDLER, Ariz. — Utah Valley University senior golfer Jordyn Dougal is tied for 16th and sophomore Lynn-Marie Nagel is tied for 21st after the first day of The Lumberjack at Ocotillo.Comment on this story
Dougal recorded a first-round 81, while Nagel carded an 83. As a team, the Wolverines (339) are in ninth place heading into Tuesday's second round, which tees off at 7:30 a.m.
McNeese State — thanks to Lina Lagergren and Kelsey Haynie, who are tied for first with first-round 71s — leads the tournament by 16 shots over second-place Northern Arizona.
Behind Dougal and Nagel, Brooke Bliss (86) is tied for 35th, Hannah Herman (89) is tied for 48th and Cassandra Lesa (100) is in 61st.
The 54-hole event is being contested at the par-72, 6,302-yard Ocotillo Golf Resort.
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Angry Burnley council chiefs have slammed "mindless" vandals who torched part of a children's playground.
Yobs left a trail of destruction across Rakehead Recreation Ground during a spree of arson attacks throughout the Easter holidays.
Two wheelie bins were set ablaze which destroyed a bucket swing on the popular Sharp Street park and broken glass was strewn across the kickabout area.
Firefighters were called out to tackle blazes twice within the space of a few hours last Friday night as firebugs struck at the park.
Joanne Swift, head of streetscene at Burnley Council, said: "Mindless vandalism like this just spoils things for everyone.
"The play area is there for children of all ages to enjoy and this kind of behaviour simply isn't acceptable.
"We will be working with the police to try and tackle this kind of wanton destruction and anti-social behaviour which, unfortunately, tends to peak around the school holidays.
"The play area is there to provide somewhere for youngsters to go and enjoy. All those responsible for this attack have done is take that away."
Council officials have been counting the coast of the damage and have been cleaning up the destruction.
Burnley fire chiefs also slammed youths believed to be responsible for a number of fire at Rakehead park over the half-term break.
Acting watch manager Lee Pickup said the park had been plagued by deliberate fires during the school holidays.
He said gangs of youths had been spotted around the play area as fire crews were called out several times.
The acting watch manager added: "If we could speak to them we could educate them how dangerous it is rather than letting them keep doing it.
"Ideally we need to get through to the parents."

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Saturday, December 6, 2008
So long, Uncle Forry
If anyone reads this, it's pretty obvious I'm a huge fan of classic horror and science fiction films. I grew up dueing the 60's and 70's, right when there was a revival of interest in films like Frankenstein, Dracula, and the 50's sci-fi like "Them". Every week I would watch the "Chiller Thriller" movie from Pembina, North Dakota, Saturday at 10:30pm. Anticipating the weekly dose of classic horror was heaven to kids like me; in other words, kids who weren't the popular or athletic kids in school. I was bound to a larger community of like-minded kids across North America by a magazine called Famous Monsters of Filmland; a fun and pun filled monthly tribute to the films us "monster kids" loved. It was created and edited by a man named Forrest J. Ackerman, or the "Ackermonster" to us kids. Here was an adult who not only loved the same kind of stuff that we did, but was able to communicate in a way that we kids understood an appreciated. I guess looking back, puns like "Horror-wood, Karloffornia" were pretty corny, but we ate it up with two spoons.
"Uncle Forry" passed away Thursday night at the age of 92. An elderly man with the heart of a young boy (he kept it in a jar by his bed.....bada bing!!!-don't worry this isn't disrespectful, Uncle Forry would have loved it!). I feel fortunate to have met him once several years ago, and just a couple of months ago, I had the opportunity to write him a letter to let him know how much I appreciated him and his work. I don't know if he ever saw the letter, but that's ok-I just needed to make it know. So here's the contents of that letter, as my tribute to Uncle Forry.
Dear "Uncle Forry",
This is just another letter from a slightly-greying monster kid who grew up with Famous Monsters magazine, and shares an undying love for the classic monster movies your work and life has so joyfully celebrated. I was able to meet you briefly, once in San Diego, and while we didn't have a long chat, that opportunity to meet you ranks as one of my proudest moments (way ahead of the Master's degree!!).
I suppose everyone has a "Forry Story", and here are a couple of the moments of how you and your passion for the classic monster movies made ME a better man. I clearly remember you publishing a letter from an enraged father, who claimed to have destroyed his son's collection of magazines and models. His letter to you ranted about how you were exploiting kids, pushing your "garbage" on them, and how the world would be better off without "your kind". Reading his letter enraged me the way nothing else had as a kid, almost to the point of tears. The only thing that stopped me from breaking something in my fury was reading your response. I can't remember the exact wording, but your answer was so articulate and respectful in tone, it took my breath away. You not only expressed EXACTLY how I felt about monster fandom, but you did it that was in no way demeaning to the man who so thoroughly berated you in his letter. You showed me how a true gentleman stands up to hatred, not with threats or profanity, but with clarity and civility and courage. You helped me grow up a little that day.
My other story is a few years later, when I was just starting grade 7. I was in a new school, and the typical chubby shy kid. My first two days were horribly awkward, and I started picturing spending the next three years as the outcast of the class. On the third day I took my current issue of Famous Monsters to read over lunch. As soon as the other kids saw that magazine (Vincent Price was on the cover, I forget the number of the issue), the other kids started to ask "what's that?", "where did you get it?" "can I look at it?". PRESTO! Just like that I was the kid who knew all the COOL STUFF about monster movies!! Thanks to Famous Monsters, what could have been a horrible experience in my early adolesence turned into a break-out year, when I started to explore life beyond my little shell!
Now I suppose I'm considered a pretty successful and well-rounded individual. I have a beautiful girlfriend, a wall full of movies and a life full of great memories. To me you have always been the adult who new how to talk to us kids. I have to THANK YOU with all my heart for your work and your presence here on Earth. God bless you, Mr. Ackerman!!!
26 comments:
- Trish said...
Greetings, Paul! I'm thrilled to read of another CHILLER THRILLER fan! You'll have to come read about my memories of KCND at http://56755.blogspot.com/2006/05/kcnd.html and more at http://56755.blogspot.com/search?q=kcnd
- December 7, 2008 at 7:25 PM
- Paul said...
Thanks Trish-glad to hear there's more people who remember that great show!
- December 8, 2008 at 8:34 PM
- Nat said...
I'm not familiar with Uncle Forry but that was a lovely tribute to him.
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It's a 'stinker': coolest summer for half a century
IT'S been wet, windy and cloudy -- so it's not surprising to discover that Ireland is having its coolest summer in nearly half a century.
And unfortunately, as we edge closer to the end of the month, weather experts say there is virtually no chance of a late reprieve -- the final two weeks of August are predicted to be equally disappointing.
Official data shows that the summer's top temperatures haven't been so chilly for 46 years -- with forecasters branding the summer "a stinker".
This summer the highest temperature of 25.5C was at Oak Park, Co Carlow, on June 3.
But that high has not been reached since -- making summer 2011 the coolest since 1965 when a paltry high of 25.2C was recorded at Ballybrittas, Co Laois.
"This has been a disappointing summer for Ireland and with the remainder of the month looking somewhat gloomy, this summer really has been a bit of a stinker," said Jonathan Powell of online international forecasters Positive Weather Solutions (PWS).
"It showed promise but delivered only sporadic bursts of good weather."
Recent weak temperatures are making this month the coolest August in nearly two decades. Temperatures recorded at Cork Airport of 13.9C represent the lowest in August since 1992.
Shannon Airport recorded a similarly disappointing 14.8C average for the month, the coolest since 1993.
And according to Met Eireann, temperatures for August have been below average at six of the 10 weather stations around Ireland.
While the majority of stations recorded average or below average rainfalls in July, the month did prove to be colder than usual.
"Most temperatures across the country were between 0.5C and 1C below average," Met Eireann noted.
"Dublin Airport reported its coolest July in 46 years with the mean air temperature of 13.8C while some stations in the south and south-west recorded their coolest July since 1988."
And the coming week will be as wet as we have become accustomed to -- with every day expected to offer a tantalising glimpse of sunshine before being undercut by rainy spells and showers, with temperatures never breaking the 20C mark.
With autumn just weeks away, it's clear that Ireland can say an early goodbye to summer -- and just keep its fingers crossed for a sunnier September.
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Baseball Hall of Famer Tony Gwynn has died. He was 54 years old.
The San Diego Padres confirmed the news Monday in a Twitter release, but did not give a cause of death.
"We are terribly sad to say goodbye to our teammate, our friend and a legend, Tony Gwynn," the Padres said. "Rest in peace, Mr. Padre."
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Actress Kangana Ranaut who is a part of Rakesh Roshan's directorial venture Krrish 3, was all praises for the director. She says that the director never breaks his promises. Kangana Ranaut admits that she was very disappointed when her character was not adapted as per the script explained to her in Kites. Kites was Rakesh Roshan's previous production venture which was directed by Anurag Basu.
"During Kites I never had any interaction with Rakesh Roshan. My interaction was only with Anurag. I was upset about the role because what I was told during the script reading session, it was not the same in the film. I never had any problem with Rakeshji," Kangana said in an interview.
Now, the actress is a part of Krrish 3, which is produced and directed by Rakesh Roshan and it stars Hrithik as the superhero. During Krrish, he gave me the script and whatever he said he has exactly made the film in the same way. He is a man of his words," said the actress.
"He (Rakesh Roshan) is the one who started this alien and sci-fi concept in India. I think this is commendable because had he not invented it, we would not have had a single sci-fi film. His approach toward cinema is commendable," she added.
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY - On this national Dr. Martin Luther King holiday, we were able to share a special moment honoring one of our country's national symbols.
After four months of tender loving care, the World Bird Sanctuary took an eagle back to the wild Monday morning, and NewsChannel 5's Kay Quinn was there for the big moment.
"It's a tough life out there when you really get into it," said Walt Crawford with the World Bird Sanctuary.
Tough when you consider two-thirds of all birds die within a year of hatching. For birds of prey like the juvenile bald eagle, collisions with cars and plate glass windows cause most of their injuries and deaths.
"We can't save them all. But we don't lose them often," said Crawford.
Four months ago, the year-old eagle was one of eight that arrived injured from a sanctuary in Wisconsin.
"They were having trouble getting it feeding and getting it flying," said Crawford.
Sanctuary manager Joe Hoffman and his team nursed him back to health, hand-feeding him and exercising him in the flight cage. Now, healed and banded, he's ready to return to the wild.
Around 10 a.m. Monday, in Buder Park near the banks of the Meramec, we helped push the beautiful bird out of the nest.
"There's a lot of good feeding areas there for eagles and we have a pair nesting about a mile up the river by the sanctuary so they've moved back into this area and their populations are building back up again," said Crawford.
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Game fair doyen in for award
The man behind Northern Ireland's game fairs has been nominated for the prestigious Ireland's Rural Hero award.
Downpatrick businessman Albert Titterington has been shortlisted for the Countryside Alliance Ireland Awards, which celebrate the characters, skills, traditions and enterprise of the countryside.
He is now in contention for the title of Ireland's Rural Hero, a category which pays tribute to those who have gone beyond the call of duty in the countryside.
The honour comes as Albert stages his 50th Game Fair at Shane's Castle in Antrim this year.
He was the first to stage a game fair in Ireland, bringing the concept to Clandeboye Estate outside Bangor. He is the longest serving game fair director in the world.
Albert is also at the forefront of Irish country journalism with his Irish Countrysports and Country Life magazine and website, www.countrysportsandcountrylife.com.
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No one knows summer like Santa Monica's Zach Yudin, a man of leisure who recognizes "the epic" in something as simple as a twilight bicycle ride or a short drive up the coast. As Cayucas, Yudin has set about creating an impressionistic portrait of summer's long, bittersweet dazzle.
An avid bird-watcher, Yudin majored in both Music Theory/Production and Japanese. He spent a post-grad year living and teaching in Tokyo, then taking the past couple of years to hone the sound of Cayucas. He posted a couple of songs online, picking up a lot of love and attention, but it was only when he entered the studio with producer/multi-instrumentalist Richard Swift last year that Cayucas was truly defined — sun-inspired jams that touch upon The Animals, Harry Belafonte and the surfer-folk mysticism of the Northwest.
"Cayucas' early samplings support a sunshine-required, beach-view-recommended setting for maximum enjoyment of the clever pop sensibilities." --Paste's 12 CA Acts You Should Listen to Now
Despite feeling disillusioned, drained, and disconnected after an intense year of touring, Brooklyn-based recording artist Jesse Marchant, a.k.a. JBM, felt an insatiable need quietly gestating. After a much needed break, he relocated to a remote cabin in the Catskills and started the long process of writing and recording Stray Ashes, his followup to 2010's Not Even in July. Like a twilight journey through canyons, with noctilucent clouds on the horizon, these songs flow with refined grace and raw force.
Rather than starting with an acoustic guitar and vocals, Marchant experimented with drums and loops of electric guitar melodies. As the winter progressed, he continued this process until the song structures emerged. To record he relocated to a large log house next to a frozen lake inhabited by hundreds of geese in upstate New York. Despite the din of geese fighting outside, and being attacked by one particular goose on more than one occasion, he managed to record everything but the vocals. He then moved to the city temporarily where he wandered the streets listening to the instrumentals and writing lyrics.
Next, John Congleton joined the project for additional recording and mixing. Congleton's contributions help to define a sonic space throughout Stray Ashes that perfectly cradles Jesse's earnest vocals, as do the additional performances of McKenzie Smith (of Midlake, Drums), and Macey Taylor (of A.A. Bondy, Bass) on several tracks, which were recorded by Congleton in his Texas studio. The gauzy sonic blanket Marchant and Congleton have created provides a foundation for the mysterious collection of songs on Stray Ashes. We don't have to fully understand them to be moved by these shining beacons guiding us through a mellifluous fog. Propelled by Marchant's voice, songs like "Winter Ghosts" and "Keeping Up" seem to effortlessly fill the room with an addictive somber haze, while Marchant seems to implore us to return to something true and meaningful on other standouts like "Ferry" and "Only Now."
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The members of Kansas City's Gentleman Savage came together during the winter of 2010 in a damp basement, after their previous band, Mother Culture, called it quits. The split left guitarist Holden Simpson, bassist Kyle Anthony and drummer Nick Talley without an outlet, so the three regrouped and began work on a new set of material. They started brainstorming and hashing out ideas officially in the spring of 2011 and played their first show in October of that year.
Landing somewhere between psychedelic rock and outright pop, the band have built a sound well versed in the vocabulary of the 60's and 70's. However, while the guys in Gentleman Savage pay tribute to the bands of yore, they also bring a smart pop sensibility to their song writing, layering in strong vocal hooks and guitar riffs with a steady, confident beat on which they build their sound. The band elegantly weaves rolling bass grooves accented by jangling guitars, 3 part harmonies, swirling organs and electric pianos, to build a sound that is not only captivating, but beautifully haunting as well. During the winter of 2011/12 the band began work on their first EP at Westend Studios in Kansas City.
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SAN DIEGO – A teenager was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of trying to smuggle marijuana into the United States in the tires of his bicycle.
The 18-year-old, a U.S. citizen, was stopped about 3 p.m. at the pedestrian border crossing at the San Ysidro Port of Entry by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer who inspected the bike and felt discrepancies in the tires.
The bike was then X-rayed.
Officers found one package of marijuana inside each bike-tire tube. The packages weighed a total of about 2.5 pounds and had a street value of about $1,300.
The teen was turned over to the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents and was being held in San Diego County jail.
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by Louis Navellier | June 19, 2012 8:30 am
Between going head-to-head with other tech giants in the intellectual property wars and buying out Motorola Mobility (NYSE:MMI[1]), Google (NASDAQ:GOOG[2]) has been keeping busy. The stock has been treading water over the past several months, but with so many irons in the fire, could this stock be headed for a turnaround?
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In fact, Google's Android operating system powered more than half of smartphones that were sold in the first quarter. Google's main competitors are Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL[3]), Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT[4]), Yahoo! (NASDAQ:YHOO[5]) and Facebook (NASDAQ:FB[6]). Despite this competitive environment, analysts expect Google to grow sales by 22% and earnings by 16% this quarter, while the rest of the industry is headed towards 11% earnings growth.
GOOG is a market mover in the technology sector, and it's easy to see why. Out of the 88 companies that comprise the Internet Information Providers industry, Google is the largest in terms of market cap ($184 billion). The company also is also eighth in terms of Return on Equity (19.6%), and it is at the top in terms of its year-over-year Earnings Growth and its Price/Earnings to Growth ratio. Out of its industry, Google is in the top third in terms of sales growth and long-term growth rate.
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We have put together a list of + 10 of the most interesting and little known fact on South AFrica. Of course this could have been way long but 10 is enough for now.
1- Table Mountain is one of the oldest mountains in the World – 260 millions years old.
2- South Africa has the longest wine route in the world.
3- The Tugela Falls in Natal is the second highest waterfall in the World.
4- The Kruger National Park supports the largest variety of wildlife species on the African continent.
5- South Africa has the oldest meteor scar in the World, called the Vredefort Dome.
6- Table Mountain offers up over 1500 plant species alone, more than the entire United Kingdom.
7- There are 11 official languages in South Africa.
8- South Africa has deserts, mountains, escarpments, plateaus, grasslands, bush, wetlands and subtropical forests.
9- There are over 2000 shipwrecks off the South African coast, some dating back at least 500 years.
10- South Africa is home to the world's smallest and largest succulent plants.
11- The sardine run is largest movement of biomass even over the Great Migration.
12- Mohandas Gandhi and Winston Churchill were together on the English side at the Battle of Spioenkop in Natal.
13- The only country in the World to give up her Nuclear weapons cache voluntary.
14- England and South Africa are the only two countries to have hosted the rugby, cricket and soccer world cups.
Little known facts on South Africa – put together by James Bester
PS – if you spot anything wrong please let me know 🙂


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Hi, I am Tharthandorf Aquanashi (it's an alias, all right!) And I am a big fan of POKeMON. My favorite POKeMON is Togetic, and it has been ever since POKeMON Gold came out (Well, even though I did have gold at the time, the truth is.. When I played through my new Ruby version in '03, I played as a girl, 'though I am a boy', named her "MAY " Yes, I accidentaly made a space... Anyway, I played through my adventure, beat it, and left the game alown for some time until I got FireRed, now, Once I beat FireRed, and I got all the islands, I desided to take the egg I got from the Mr. POKeMON look-alike, and send it to my ruby version... I raised it, evolved it, and taught it FIREBLAST... A year later, I got Emerald, now after I had beaten that game, I decided to transfer Togetic over... Not to long after, I forgot about "MAY " and deleted her save file, 'but since Dachi, what I named Brendan in Emerald, still existed, I still had my Togetic. Well, as you can imagine, I got POKeMON Pearl when it came out. And yes, I transfered Togetic over.. Well, Togetic, and a copy, 'ya know, the emerald clone glitch' And I still have my togetic today!)
P.S. Tharthan, and my emerald charecter's name, "Dachi", are both names of my charecters I created in 2005, and still draw them today (Dachi M. Yamanashi, Tharthandorf B. Aquanashi)


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Hurting for money? You could try getting a refund for your gym membership due to "sexual harassment" claims.
According to Yahoo News, Dallas woman Jamie Johnson filed a lawsuit against Fitness International LLC, also known as LA fitness. A personal trainer reportedly harassed Johnson during personal training lessons.
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She then returned to the same gym in Plano, and requested a different trainer. Why even go back to the same gym? Eery vibes man. While with her new trainer, Johnson was asked to do the same exercise that was requested in sexual terms by the previous trainer. She refused to do this particular move due to discomfort.
Johnson made gym administrators aware of the trainer's behavior, and asked for a refund of her membership and personal training sessions, while she was at it. Not only that, she asked for child care expenses totaling around $2,800. Upon this request the gym responded with an 800-number for their corporate line.
Well that's a slap in the face.
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Yup..cute ;). I wish there was more though.. A little panda holding some balloons or a Grizzly cub walking through the park with his friends. Did you keep the fuse out intentionally?
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I meant to put the fuse in, but I didn't notice until after I submitted it >__<;;
I'd really like to see you make a shirt filled with flying chibis. is that weird? lol.
Anyway, I promised I would vote
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this is my favourite shirt. i like the simplicity and cuteness of it.
can we buy these?
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only the people that run the site can decide that :P


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A person is classified as employed when he or she has paid work for more than one hour per week. The exception occurs in the case of family members working without pay in the family business. Full employment occurs when cyclical unemployment associated with weak expenditure and recession is avoided, and where a fairly low level of natural unemployment is tolerated. The acceptable target for the unemployment rate is currently around 6 - 7 %. (Morris: 2000, P 272) Australia did well during the 1980 s in creating employment opportunities. Unemployment declined steadily to reach only 6. 2 % for 1989 - 90. A severe recession started in mid- 1990, causing the unemployment to rise to 11 % in 1992 - 93.
At this time, the level of cyclical unemployment was high. However, strong economic activity in 1993 - 1996 cause unemployment to fall 8. 5 % for 1995 - 96 and the unemployment rate continue to rise in the year 1997. Australias economic growth was strong between 1997 - 98 and in the ending June of 1999, unemployment fall down to average of only 7. 6 %. During the mid to late 1980 s employment increased faster in Australia than in any other OCED country. This record, however, was not enough to ensure that all people who wanted to work could do so. The unemployment problem makes it very difficult to achieve the objectives of full employment.
Almost 1. 6 million new jobs were created between 1983 and 1990, but the number of unemployed people fell by only 100, 000. The unemployment level is even worse nowadays by referring to the table behind provided by the Australia Bureau Statistic. Unemployment had become a persistent problem because while the number of jobs has grown, the number of people wanting work has grown even faster. Technological and structural change, fewer workers are needed in the traditional employment areas of primary and secondary industry, and in the routine clerical areas of service sector.
The most striking technological development has been the rise of the personal computers. Job losses in manufacturing have centred either on technological change or on competition from imports. All these structural change has contributed to this higher rate of natural unemployment. The brunt of the burden of unemployment, at least as measured by ABS surveys, appears to fall on men, who make up two-third of the unemployed.
Unemployment is also particularly high among the young, especially 20 - 24 year olds. Almost half of all unemployed people are under age of 30. Young people, especially those with a limited education are finding it increasingly hard to obtain a full-time job. More generally, it is the better educated members of the workforce who have been getting available full time jobs. There is now concern that people with higher education are increasing faster than the demand for their qualifications and that they are taking jobs traditionally held by the less skilled.
Those from non-English speaking background, who have a disability or are not well educated, also suffer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are particularly badly affected. Of particular concern is that over the last 15 years or so, the number of people unemployed for more than a year, that is, long-term unemployed has risen with each subsequent downturn. Today, around 718. 2000 people are in this category almost 7. 6 % of unemployment rate. People aged 20 to 24 years form the largest group of long-term unemployed. However, I would like to stress that the economic objective of full employment has a compatible relationship with the economic objective of economic growth.
The full employment of labour and other resource is important for maximising national productive capacity. The rate of economic growth over the long-term basically depends on the rate of increase of capital, labour and productivity. If the labour force grow slowly then, everything else being equal, economic growth will be lower. We should consider the implication of unemployment. By promoting economic growth, unemployment might be reduced. Economic growth involves capital spending by business on plant and equipment including buildings, labour.
This expenditure will not only help raise our national productive capacity and make possible the production of other goods and services, but it should improve the efficiency of labour and natural resources. One of the biggest losses by unemployment is forgone output. Jobless workers do not produce goods and services. (Morris, 2000, P 84) The improved achievement of full employment tends to conflict with price stability. Full employment will increase the household disposable income, so that more money is available for spending by individuals. This strong demand side factor will cause a strong or even excessive rise in aggregate demand. However if this peak occurs, the economy is stretched to its full productive capacity, and a dangerous inflationary boom may happen.
When there is an increased demand, the price will rise due to the competition between consumers, resulting in inflation, where average prices are rising. In this situation, there may be a redistribution of income, and adverse external effect on overseas reserves, unemployment and the erosion of business confidence. Perhaps the biggest issue that has been raised for prioritising the full employment objectives is the family issue. Although mothers have flocked into the labour market, what happens or should happen to children when both of their parents work? Even with the excellent available child-care facilities, there is concern that working parents and their children need more time to spend with each other.
This usually requires women to take up part-time jobs. This may impede the development of equality between the sexes and this is not compatible with the goal of equality between the sexes in the labour market, in the home and the society. The advantage of prioritising the full employment objective is the effect of the various changes on living standards of individual workers. As would be expected, higher productivity leads to higher wages and faster growth in living standards.
The increase in the living standards of the community in general is much greater as a greater proportion of the population is in work. And it also means that the tax burden is lessened and more resources can be directed into necessary community projects that lift the community material and non material welfare, such as public school and public hospital. The possible change in policy required to achieve the chosen objectives is to maximise sustainable economic growth and take specific action to reduce the numbers of long- term unemployed people. Growth will create employment opportunities and reduce the need for assistance measures. Bringing long-term unemployed people back into the mainstream will expand our effective labour supply and create the means for us to increase our economic activity. However, a return to a high inflation economy must be avoided.
While there has perhaps been too much attention devoted to rates of pay, we do need to improve cooperation at the workplace to improve productivity. Reforms to the industrial relations framework to encourage new workplace agreements will help, but even more important is the attitudes of the parties themselves and their willingness to think creatively about possible improvement in the organisation of their work. MORRIS RICHARD, 2000, ECONOMICS DOWNUNDER, JOHN & WILEY SON LTD, AUSTRALIA
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The quality of classes, combined with low-cost tuition, encourages many high school graduates to continue their education at a community college. In most states, community colleges have transfer agreements in place with dozens of public and private universities. In fact, among all students in the US who earned a bachelor's degree, almost 1/3 had supplemented their college education with classes from a community college. Beyond major requirements within the admissions department, you may consider Harford Community College short courses for complementary electives to your primary course of study.
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The Elder Statesman is a Los Angeles based luxury lifestyle label founded in 2007 by Greg Chait.
Launching with a series of custom blankets, The Elder Statesman has expanded its offering to a wide range of a products including, but not limited to, women's and men's ready to wear collections, knit and woven accessories of all kinds, optical, children's items, and a robust selection of home goods. The Elder Statesman is defined by the design principles of exceptional quality and impeccable craftsmanship, yet with a signature refined ease and soul.
Driven by a deep appreciation and understanding of artisan disciplines, the label is committed to producing high end product, always manufactured in the best possible way. The Elder Statesman plans to take these principles into the future with an extreme focus and discipline, yet a light heart along the way.
The Story Behind The Elder Statesman
The story starts way, way back. Vast land, wide ocean, and a couple of centuries away from here, from now, from California. It begins in England, in the 1800s, with a father and son named Pitt, who distinguished themselves amid the stuffy, powdered wig world of British politics, not through family connections or aristocratic titles, but through smarts, wit and passion.
Father Pitt was known in Parliament as The Elder Statesman, a man whose speaking skills were legend; a man who debated, shouted, encouraged and inflamed, who gave the government hell by tapping into a vast historical and literary knowledge and no-bullshit way of conveying his point of view.
His son would become Prime Minster. The Elder Statesman himself would evolve into an archetype—a symbol for power gained through skill rather than name, a way of implying when something is good for good's sake, of how the quality of a man-woman-thing should stand entirely on its own.
We take the name The Elder Statesman in homage both to the Pitts' gumption and authenticity, and to our own founder's late big brother, a guy who was as no bullshit as they come. We take the name The Elder Statesman because what we make here is about quality, craftsmanship and imagination; over trend or fad or popular opinion. The Elder Statesman is about holding your ground, keeping true to your roots and embracing everything good.
We're inspired by the Pitts, by our family, our friends; by the kind of people who say what they mean, do what they feel, and stand on their own.
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A Bottle of Water
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Poem by: Shadows of Memories
A bottle of water placed on the table,
It glitters the candle lit,
The water is silent, silver-lined,
With no ripples in it.
The water takes same shape and colour
Like just the bottle looks,
The bottled water shine as to
Shine and bright the nook.
The bottled water could not come out,
Until poured and sipped,
It would remain unknown ever,
If the taste is sweet.
The tiny droplets gathered
By the wall of bottle pet,
It proves to be from the fridge,
Taken out and then kept.
So is emotion when in heart,
Takes the same look 'n' flow,
You keep it in dark, it won't shine,
Give it light to glow.
It remains silent till it's touched,
Unsealed of its box,
With the emotions bottled up,
Just waiting for the knock.
You give it love, will love you back,
The heart will blush and shy,
You hurt the heart, fight with it,
It will leave you cry.
The heart gathers so many senses,
Emotion's one of them,
It is how, you to master,
To know and learn to tame.
There are lot of ups and downs,
To put the life in test,
You need to decide on your own,
Who's the host and guest.
That's how life proves you with
It is a manifold,
You keep your heart locked forever,
And leave the emotions untold.
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nice poem i like.... pls do read my poem http://www.booksie.com/humor/poetry/ramu_das/torturing-hairs
Wow! I liked this one. Once a great artist said, "That a human should be like a water, free flowing and undisturbed. Your poem also highlights the same message.Life exists and is sustained by water. Peaceful yet most powerful. Last line," You keep your heart locked and leaves emotions untold", sums up the whole message which encourages to be ourselves just like water, unstoppable and undisturbed.
Ya true. I wanted to relate the life with water and its properties. life is like water...free flowing, colourless(unless we orselves makes it colourful means emotions)and shapeless too. Water is such an inevtable necessity of our life which itself is tasteless,colourless,shapeless,unstoppable ...and so is life..something which has a deeper connection with water. I tried my best to relate the two...dont know if I could or not. Thanks gagan for ur inspiring words
It's a cool poem...
i love it Joe!!! thanks for telling me to Share!
Simple and elegant, easy to read. I quiet liked it.
Very interesting topic. I liked it.
Its so wonderful to think of life as free flowing as water. I agree with that emotions can be spurred when touched. The dynamite of passion explodes when ignited.
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Dragon Commander - Pitfalls of Politics and Ethics in Videogames
In a lenghty post on his personal blog Larian's Swen Vincke explains the studio's approach to the political and ethical quandaries present in Divinity: Dragon Commander.
If there is one aspect of Dragon Commander that has generated frequent discussion among the team at Larian it is the topic of politics and more specifically: the political, moral and ethical choices you can make in the game. When you are aboard your command ship, the Raven, a broad spectrum of political and moral issues will be brought before you by a variety of characters and inevitably, these characters will vehemently disagree with one another at all but every junction.
Our inspiration for these political conundrums we derived from newspapers, news websites and news broadcasts the world over. We ended up with a host of current issues that – to use a whopper of a euphemism – create debate wherever they arise. It is these issues that we translated into a fantasy context, though they remain quite recognisable.
To do so we created a host of fantasy characters that represent people or philosophies of a certain political persuasion in an almost commedia dell'arte manner. They are stock characters in their way, with their own eccentricities and conflicting ideals, but their masks are those of lizards, imps, elves, dwarves and undead rather than the literally masked prototypes of the theatrical genre.
These characters speak plainly. They speak forcefully. They hammer home their viewpoint, often eschewing all nuance. In their own exaggerated manner they bring to bear their opinions, and even though it should go without saying, we're saying this anyway: this doesn't mean we necessarily agree with their opinions at all.
This is important to keep in mind, because by creating characters that often exceed individualism only to become certain 'types', we noticed that their opinion regarding various political statements were amplified to such an extent that they became quite frankly shocking.
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Here are 5 movies with love stories that I think are great to watch whether you're with a romantic partner, with your mom, with some friends, or by yourself. In no particular order:
The Princess Bride. The great 1987 film directed by Rob Reiner featuring romance, adventure,sword-fighting, a giant, an evil six-fingered man, a crazy Sicilian, a sexy 80s Cary Elwes, and a hilarious cameo by Billy Crystal. If you haven't seen this movie I don't know where you went wrong in life but it's not too late. Watch it.
Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amelie Poulain aka Amelie. A lovely French film where Audrey Tautou plays a quirky, shy woman who is afraid of love. She takes her destiny into her own hands and also vows to help other underdogs like herself. Set in Montmarte, Paris it's a beautiful movie about love, life, and following your dreams.
Garden State - everyone's favourite indie quarter-life crisis coming-of-age movie featuring Zach Braff as the lost soul main character (he also wrote and directed) and Natalie Portman as the adorable manic pixie dream girl who rescues him and helps him find himself again. Killer soundtrack, awesome movie. My 15 year old self can't recommend it enough. Maybe don't watch this one with your mom, though. I did once and she didn't like it.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Jim Carrey plays the Kate Winslet character and Kate Winslet plays the Jim Carrey character. Both are great. This movie is really sad so maybe don't watch it if you've recently broken up with someone. Or maybe do? I don't know. It's really beautiful. directed by Michel Gondrey so it's a little weird. Also Kirsten Dunst, Mark Ruffalo, and Elijah Wood are in it. Also has a great soundtrack. It's sad but hopeful at the same time? I don't want to give too much away. Just watch it and maybe have some kleenex and chocolate on hand. Super lovely film.
How to Lose a Guy In 10 Days. The original Matthew McConaughey rom-com! and Kate Hudson is wonderful. And this movie is hilarious and adorable. Hudson is a magazine editor who's writing a column with the title of the movie. McConaughey is in a bet where he has to make Hudson fall in love with him in 10 days. So he's trying to woo her and she's trying to drive him away and it's romantic comedy gold. (as the poster would suggest). This is one that's good to watch with your mom because it's not too sexy and it's not too indie.
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Seven Comic Strips Published to Explain the Family Code
With the initiative of a partnership between `Female Leadership` and the `Network of Development Associations` (RADEV), a series of comic strips titled `Tell me the New Family Code` has been recently published to familiarize the new generation with the new Family Code. <i>Le Matin</i> reports that seven comic strips, which were published in Arabic and French, targets the children aged 12 and above. Rachida Afilal, the director of the `Female Leadership` notes that the French speaking version is specifically prepared for the Moroccan residing abroad since the provisions of the Family Code relates them too. "The new provisions of the Family Code bring important changes in terms of equality between men and women. However, the challenge lies in applying and promoting these changes, ` said Afilal, the director of the Female Leadership.


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'Real Housewives' Teresa Giudice Admits Fame Ruined Her Family (VIDEO)
"Real Housewives of New Jersey" breakout star Teresa Giudice recently admitted that fame ruined her family relationships and the reality star is finally opening up bout suffering a breakdown after the season four reunion show special.
Giudice, who was embroiled in vicious feuds with her co-stars throughout season four of the hit Bravo Tv reality show, recently appeared on the "Anderson" show where she opened up about how fame ruined her relationship with her estranged brother Joe.
"I've never gone without speaking with him. This Christmas was the first Christmas that I didn't see my brother," Giudice told CNN host Anderson Cooper on his daytime talkshow.
"We used to always have Sunday dinners. You know when things got ruined? When they came on TV. It has been a year that I haven't spoken to him because of fame. I hear that fame ruins a family and it has ruined my family," she went on.
The 40-year-old mother of four came face to face with her estranged brother and his wife, Melissa Gorga, 33, at the reunion show, which airs on Sunday night. Gorga, who joined the reality TV show in season three, has accused Giudice of plotting to set her up by making it appear as though she used to work as a stripper although Giudice denies ever doing so,
Giudice claims that the incident, dubbed "strippergate" by Bravo, caused an explosive rift between her and her brother and she broke down after the couple confronted her about it at the reunion show.
"I said to myself I wasn't going to get upset, but I couldn't help it. After the taping was done, I broke down. I started crying, and I couldn't stop," Giudice told In Touch Weekly.
She claims that the situation escalated when "Melissa grabbed my arms like she wanted to fight me," at Giudice's daughter's birthday party. "I told her to get the hell off me," she went on.
Giudice also admitted that the on-going conflicts have become overwhelming because she constantly feels ganged up on by her Bravo TV cast mates.
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Meyerhoff Graduate Fellows Monthly Research Meeting
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Friday, January 24, 2014 · Noon - 1 PM
The Meyerhoff Graduate Fellows November Monthly Meeting will be held on Friday, January 24, 2014. The presenters for this meeting are Afsoon Saadin from the Biological Science Program and Tahira Mahdi from the Psychology. A moderator is needed for this meeting. Lunch will be served.


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Robbie Williams sent a special message out to his former Take That bandmate Gary Barlow during his first full concert for three years.
The singer also shocked fans by backing cocky X Factor contestants the Grimes twins to win the show as he performed to a sell-out crowd in London, setting a world record in the process.
Williams took to the stage to open this year's BBC Electric Proms and paid tribute to Barlow, who is mourning the death of his father.
"About 14 months ago we all got together one night and I got a new best mate... Gary," he said. "I'm sending my love to you - I know it's been a tough week."
The star told the audience he got a Take That tattoo as a tribute to the boy band which launched his career.
He explained that he was inspired to have the artwork put on his arm after enjoying a get-together with Barlow, Howard Donald, Jason Orange and Mark Owen.
Williams added: "But when I showed it to them, they all said in unison: 'you d**k!"'
He opened the show at north London's trendy Roundhouse venue last night with new single Bodies.
Appearing emotional, he said: "You nearly made me cry then, but then I realised it's not The X Factor."
Williams, who appeared on the ITV1 show earlier this month, revealed he was a fan of twins John and Edward Grimes.
"Go for the twins," he told the crowd, who responded with deafening boos.
But he insisted: "John and Edward all the way."
Williams meanwhile dedicated new track Won't Do That to actress girlfriend Ayda Field.
The gig was watched by celebrities including radio DJ Fearne Cotton and singer Will Young.
Later the cheeky singer appeared to hold back tears as he revealed his hit Feel was his auntie's favourite song, saying: "I'm sure she's looking down now."
But he then deadpanned: "She's not dead - she's just condescending!"
Last night's performance set a world record for the most simultaneous cinematic screenings of a live concert.
The show was screened in more than 250 cinemas across 23 countries, meaning tens of thousands of the singer's fans across Europe watched the show as it happened.
Williams, who is at number two in the singles charts and was accompanied by a string section, horn section and a full band, is no stranger to setting records. He last did so in 2006 when his epic Close Encounters tour sold 1.6 million tickets in a day.
Guinness World Records editor-in-chief Craig Glenday said: "It's been a few years since we've seen Robbie in the record books so it's great to see him back on stage and breaking records."


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Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey, flanked by several police chiefs, introduced several crime prevention outreach programs on Thursday, including a computer app that will allow users to be a click away from sending in tips.
Local 6 news partner Florida Today reports the move, part of a multi-agency partnership, is an expansion of prevention programs that now will allow law enforcement agencies along the Space Coast to provide a more coordinated approach in reaching residents.
"Our resources are combined, our messages are combined," Ivey said during a press conference at the sheriff's West Precinct headquarters.
"You can have the best message in the world but if you can't deliver it to the front door of the citizens, it's useless," he said.
To do that more effectively, Ivey invited residents to download iWatch Brevard County, a new app for smartphone and computers that will allow anyone to send in anonymous tips, report suspicious incidents, see crime-related photos, get alerts or even track neighborhood crime..
"Our goal is to get you that information," the sheriff said.
The app, created by Dallas-based ithinqware, is currently used by 46 other law enforcement agencies across the nation. Brevard County will be the first in Florida to have access to the free app, which can be used in 32 languages.
It is available for Android, iPhone, Blackberry and Windows phones. Tips will go to the respective agencies, giving Palm Bay patrol officers information about happenings in their city, officials said at the conference.
"It's really community policing 2.0," said Dan Elliot, the creative director of ithinqware.
"You're only two clicks from giving a tip."
I Watch is available in 36 different languages and is free on Android from the Google Play store or on iOs through iTunes.
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By Bernard Hickey
The government is relying on growth from the Christchurch rebuild and continued strong growth in China and Australia to get the economy and the government's finances back on track.
There are no major moves to shift the economy or the budget onto a new track. There are tweaks around the edges of the tax system and the big spending departments, but nothing major that would change New Zealand's direction.
The government is essentially holding the line back to surplus by 2014/15, relying on some rosy Treasury forecasts to get it there.
It's a tried and true technique for the government. It also relied last year on Treasury's forecasts that the economy would bounce back to 'normal' growth rates of around 3-4% to bring the budget back to surplus.
That didn't happen thanks to delays in the Christchurch rebuild and slower than expected economic growth.
So the government again rolled the Treasury's forecast dice and added a few tweaks on the revenue and spending side. Its decision not to bring in auto-enrollment for KiwiSaver and nudge up the repayment rates for Student Loans saved a bit here. Little tax tweaks on boats, houses, maids and livestock added a bit there.
But it remains dependent on economic growth rebounding to 'normal'.
What's more likely is the Treasury's downside scenario, given the slowdown evident in China and Europe in recent weeks.
That means the government would have to keep borrowing for longer.
If interest rates stay as low as they are now that presents few problems for the government.
But it doesn't shift the economy to a new track.
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Bernard, you seem to be implying that the govt should be able to work miracles and somehow return the economy back to surplus overnight. In what is probably the most difficult economic environment in atleast 30 years, what is it that you think the govt should be doing differently?
Experiencing the most difficult economic environment in 30 years is no excuse for not doing things differently, such as the changes advocated by NZMEA:
"In short, we really need is a mechanism to manage our exchange rate, an even more balanced tax system and incentives for productive investment," says Mr Walley."
With respect to Mr Walley at the NZMEA, these are all easy things to say and very difficult to do without creating a massive political stink. There definitely needs to be a biparty approach to tax, otherwise the opportunity is there for either party to just appeal to populism should something like a land tax be mooted.
"and we need far stronger elaborate exports to support the performance in primary sector."
Again, how do we just conjure these exports into existance, bearing in mind everybody else is trying to export their way to prosperity at the same time.
difficult environment? This govt couldn't even get good growth last year when Australia was doing quite well, and China was doing very well. Key has always said we are decoupled from Europe and mainly aligned with Australia and Asia, so if so why didn't we have good growth last year, especially as interest rates were at record lows? Sure the ChCh earthquake didn't help, but ChCh is a fairly small component of the overall economy
Sure things are difficult now, but that doesn't explain NZ's poor economic performance for the last couple of years given the strength in our main trading partners. If we struggled when our main trading partners were strong, what does it mean now that they are weakening significantly???
what is it that you think the govt should be doing differently?
A very good start would have been to overhaul the planning system. One of the Nats key strategies when they won their first term was to do this, they have almost made no progress in the 4-5 years they have been in power - very poor. If they had sorted this out by now then the construction industry would be pumping again given the underlying demand that exists for housing, and that is very important for NZ's economy
Sound like someone from Auckland :-) An example of the Christchurch effect is the amount it has effected the entire tourism industry within the South Island. It is more broader potential microeconomic effect than the 13% GDP of the area. The only reason Christchurch has not had a major effect on GDP is the amount of money wasted in the past twelve months in what could be hardly called productive GDP expenditure there. Expenditure has tightened recently though.
For 30 years Treasury and a few neo liberal accolytes in both Labour and National have led New Zealand down a dead end road. What have we got for it. A share market and commercial property boom and bust from which the NZX never recovered, a collapse of the BNZ, DFC et al, a long recession through the 90's, a credit boom post 2001 and an accompaning residential and rural land bubble which nobody knows how will end, and a succession of Labour and National governments who are happy to be managers rather than leaders, leaving the NZ economy and society at the mercy of the "markets" because they're "rational" and "efficient" and hey if you're not really governing and leaving everything to the market, its not you're fault if it doesn't work out. "What could we do?" How bad do things have to get before these clowns say look at us, look at Europe, look at the US - the current economic ideology isn't working, we need to do something different. The financial system is out of control and too many New Zealanders are collateral damage. Lets be be bold and innovative, proactive not passive. There are plenty of alternatives, you just need an open mind. The staus quo just isn't going to cut it much longer.
Possibly not however they still have some Govt. insurance money to burn on economic activity even if it actually moves little forward. Then again they spent a lot last year trying to hold things up. I wonder how much MSD reinsurance money is left etc.
wtf above has summarised my general views well, so won't repeat them. Les Rudd, in pointing to the MEA response also is spot on. As the NZMEA notes, "the current account should be keeping us awake at night", but there has been no mention of it from Key or English. I imagine the NZMEA's default political allegiance would be National, so its ironic that they are clearly disappointed, and saying the same things as the Greens. A 6.7% current account deficit by 2015, I have read; without any attempt by Key or English to focus at all on the issue, looks like further self inflicted disaster
On Christchurch, I wish it well, and understand massive government investment in the place. I also can see that economic growth will certainly happen frankly on the backs of insurance companies. By definition that growth will be very much centred on Christchurch.
If not managed well; in particular, if the insurance money inflows lift the exchange rate, then the rest of New Zealand including the cities and the country, will take an unnecessary step back. Yet another reason why capital and exchange rate management need to be central, and the objective of the RB to be reviewed.
As a last aside, is it only me that now sees Key's personal style to be offensive. Pathetic personal attack jokes took me back over 30 years to one of his well known predecessors? Just needs to perfect the dimple and the chuckle to go with it. No real attempt though to explain in first principles why they are doing what they are doing, or how that will work in any way.
Stephen L - the final paragraph adds little to the creditablity of your other comments. My suggestion is to stick to the facts rather than the asides that add nothing except deflect some of us from the validity or otherwise of your other comments.
Thanks Stephen, hoped you'd take it positively as I do enjoy reading your comments.


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32 bit app only reads files in own directory in 64 bit?
I have an exe I wrote which works fine on 32 bit OSes. However my users who run 64 bit windows 7 tell me that it's only able to read files under the directory where the exe is installed. If they use the exe to read a file anywhere else on the file system is throws an error.
I am assuming this has something to do with security but I don't know how to get 64 bit windows to pop up a screen or something to give the user a chance to give the exe permission to read files outside its own directory.
Any ideas on this?
One thing I've tried which didn't work was to copy a config xml file into the same directory as the exe called myExe.exe.config which contained the following:
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The users reported that had no effect. How can I fix this?
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With Stealing Sheep + I Ching" href="//www.thelineofbestfit.com/2011/11/new-show-the-line-of-best-fit-presents-stealing-sheep-i-ching/" class="ext-link" rel="external" target="_blank">our forthcoming gig at The Old Blue Last on December 13, The Line of Best Fit have confirmed headline act Stealing Sheep as a new favourite. Our faith in the Liverpool trio is justified on their new EP Noah and the Paper Moon, a record that vividly hints at the girls' forthcoming success.
Shrouded in otherworldly harmonies and intricate imagery, the release has enough melodic clout to overcome the most stalwart of cynics. No track documents Stealing Sheep's ability to capture a wraithlike magic better than 'Your Saddest Song', a piece of music that transforms the cutting wind of the Mersey into a thing of melancholy beauty. 'Noah's Days' maximises all three women's vocal peculiarities, intertwining their colloquial hitches with a sound akin to a gramophone breaking down. The result can only be described as creepy, and while their childlike pronunciation can grate, on the whole it adds an attractive dimension to Noah and the Paper Moon. Comparisons to Alessi's Ark and First Aid Kit are obvious, but there's something about Rebecca Marie Hawley's vocal in particular that propels Stealing Sheep away from the same old, same old.
Though first impressions suggest otherwise, pigeonholing this band is not an easy task. Opener 'I am the Rain' makes the psych-folk tag unavoidable, and the progressive pop that dominates Liverpool's contemporary scene binds Stealing Sheep to the North West. Despite the sometimes predictable elements of the EP, an ethereal, haunting tension ensures Noah and the Paper Moon is a far leap and howling cry away from mediocre twee ramblings. Recorded everywhere between an abandoned school hall in Liverpool and the legendary Abbey Road studios in London, the ramshackle aspect of Noah and the Paper Moon adds a sporadic charm without endangering the release's unity.
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Want to feel mediocre about your high school years? Watch the best teenage big mountain skiers in the country compete on Silver Fox at Snowbird in the Junior Freeride World Championships. The five-year-old JFT is responsible for giving skiers like Johnny Collinson their start, and according to organizers the level of skiing is only getting higher.
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Strawberries and rhubarb combine with a crumb topping to create a delicious summer cake.
I've mentioned before that Eric and I subscribe to the weekly organic delivery service, Door to Door Organics. We absolutely love the service since most of the organic produce in our nearby grocery stores is kind of hit or miss. I should mention that Door to Door Organics does use local produce, they just make it much easier to find! One thing about a delivery service like this though, you have to remember to customize it. Last week we neglected to customize our box, so we ended up with a bunch of rhubarb.
Rhubarb has never really been my thing. In my mind, it's kind of like celery's prettier and tarter sister – even though it tastes absolutely nothing like celery. I tried pawning some of on our neighbors, but they had zero interest in taking a few stalks – it is stalks, right? – so, I thought I'd create a few rhubarb desserts to share with you lovely people instead.
I've made a rhubarb cake at one point in my life, but typically it's not a go to ingredient in my kitchen. If you've never tasted rhubarb, it's hard to actually describe the flavor aside from the fact that it is super tart. Like whoa – tart. And this is coming from someone that can shovel tart candy in my face by the fistful. That's an attractive visual, isn't it? Back to rhubarb..
In my opinion, rhubarb needs sugar in its life. Once those two ingredients meet, the rhubarb completely transforms itself into something that is not only beautiful, but also delicious. I've actually heard of people eating rhubarb raw with salt. Totally not my thing. However, I am a lover of salt on watermelon, so who am I to judge anyone's rhubarb eating ways. I just know I like mine with sugar, and lots of it!
I don't think I've ever met anyone that didn't like a sweet, juicy strawberry, though. Since these baked goods get shared with a myriad of people in my life, some of whom may not be keen to try new things, I decided pairing strawberries with my ton of rhubarb is the way to go.
This Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Cake comes together in a snap, and even the most skeptical dessert eater in your bunch will love it. Sweet strawberries mellow out the tart rhubarb to make one delectable dessert that you won't be able to stop eating. Remember, friends – sharing is caring! And sharing this Strawberry Rhubarb Crumb Cake is definitely caring.
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Tseng Lien-fa was catching baby eels on a beach off the east coast of Taiwan when he was swept away by an unexpectedly large wave.
According to reports, the 42-year-old managed to grab hold of a floating wooden coffin lid as he was taken away from the shore in Hualien county.
Mr Tseng told the United Daily News: "I managed to hold on as the first wave hit me on the chest, but I was overwhelmed by the second and bigger wave.
"On the lid, I was drifting and drifting ... during that period I hoped I could be picked up by any ships passing by."
Mr Tseng's fiancee, who is expecting a baby next month, raised the alarm when he did not return home on time. He had been fishing to make extra money.
The strong waves eventually carried him onto a beach in the southeastern county of Taitung, 46 miles away.
Coastguards tasked with searching for Tseng found him lying on the beach on Sunday.
Doctors said he was slightly dehydrated and had developed sores on his arms due to being in the seawater for so long.
Chen Tien-su, a doctor at Hualien Hospital, said: "Considering the fact that he had not taken in any food or water while drifting at sea for 60 hours and he remained conscious, all I could say about him was that this was a miracle."
Mr Tseng said he had now promised his fiancee he would stop the fishing trips.
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Having said that, there is evidence that major search engines give a small degree of preference to neutral tlds .com .net etc. Also bear in mind that regardless of domain, a site will only show for meaningful searches in "Pages From...." when the site is hosted in that location. IP address, along with country specific domain are strong signals for search engines in general.
Your .uk.com will be treated as a UK domain, not a .com. From the point of view of neutrality, the .net may be better, although that is not meant to be conclusive advice. There are many options when trying to resolve international exposure needs. From geo-targeting sections of one site, to running separate sites.
Often the best solution is one strong site but depends on language needs, your overall business and marketing plan, available resources etc. etc.
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Here's the problem. The only things templates allow me to edit (other than regions) is the title tag. I can't manipulate the individual header meta tags, which will cause a major problem. How can I get Dreamweaver to recognize that editable regions don't necessarily have to be in the body of the page?
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I think if you changed that in the template it will apply that field to all those pages that you would then be able to update on a page by page basis.
When I envelope the title and meta tags in the Template tags, then on every page that is based on the template, everything but the title tag appears.
Instead of enveloping them all in the same "doctitle" tag, I put them in their own separate tags, so it has worked out.
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ST:TNG Geordi's visor.
I did a few searches, but I didn't find any threads about this, but if I'm wrong, feel free to point me to them, and delete this one.
As a (half) blind guy, I always felt I should have been a bigger fan of Geordi, but I wasn't until lately. I was thinking if there is one prop a blind guy should own, it's Geordi's visor. I though I had seen some replicas floating around over the years (of course when I wasn't looking for one.) But I tried finding one today, and couldn't find a thing.
So, I'm looking for info on what replicas are out there for this prop. I'm not looking to sell my first born (if I had one) to get one of these, but I would like something that looks pretty good. (of course I know the dyhard trek fans, think every thing trek should cost more then your first home, but hey I'm cheep, and I can live with some small inaccuracy's. ) Though, of course, feel free to post the high, and very high, end stuff for everyone else's sake.


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Aunt pays tribute to a 'handsome and loving' nephew
The heartbroken aunt and godmother of Londonderry plane crash victim Aaron Toland has spoken of her "handsome, kind, happy and loving" nephew.
Sinn Fein Deputy Mayor of Derry, Patricia Logue, spoke as it emerged that the 22-year-old's body would be flown home from Thailand to Dublin on Friday before being brought to Derry.
She told of the agonising wait the family endured as they realised he had changed his travel plans and boarded the stricken jet to Phuket.
His best friend Chris Cooley, also 22, was sitting beside him on the aircraft but managed to escape. He is being comforted by relatives as he recuperates in hospital.
"Initially, Aaron's mother, Anne-Marie, phoned at the weekend to tell me that there had been a crash and she couldn't reach him on his mobile," she said.
"I got on the internet to find emergency numbers and it eventually emerged that Aaron and Chris had been on the flight.
"It was an awful wait to see if he was on the plane, then finding out, then waiting to hear if he had survived, and then finding out that he hadn't. "
She said he had saved up money earned working in Dunnes Stores to pay for the dream trip to Australia via Thailand.
"He was one of twins and he was a very handsome, well-liked young man.
"Aaron was very sociable and he will be deeply missed by all his family and friends," she added.
Councillor Logue also thanked the Thai authorities for their speedy organisation of the repatriation of Aaron's remains.
"At the moment, the main thing for the family is to bring Aaron back to his mum and to have a funeral," she said.
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BARRY residents have been encouraged to burn off those mince pies and sign up for a festive fun run.
The Jingle Bell Jog will take place on Barry Island on Sunday (December 16).
The one mile run will start near the Dolphin Bar, run down towards Marco's Cafe, back up to the Eastern promenade and finish near the Dolphin bar.
Registration will be from 10am onwards, with the race starting at 11am.
Each adult participant will be given a free Santa outfit to complete the race in, as well as a goody bag after the race, with children encouraged to wear fancy dress.
The run has been jointly organised by the British Heart Foundation and the Vale of Glamorgan Council, with the hope that the run can become an annual event.
It will raise funds for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) Cymru's Mending Broken Hearts Appeal and is part of the Vale of Glamorgan Heart Borough activities.
Jayne Lewis, BHF Cymru's local fundraising and volunteering manager, said: "We hope as many people as possible will come and support us.
"The more the merrier!"
She added: "This is a fun event for the family and you can walk or run around the route.
"Money raised will go to the BHF's biggest ever fundraising appeal - Mending Broken Hearts Appeal.
"This appeal will fund a groundbreaking research programme that could end suffering caused by severe heart failure Ð a condition which, at present, there is no cure for. We hope this appeal will help end the suffering caused and bring hope to many people and their families."
Entry is £5, every adult will get a free Santa suit and children (aged under 14) enter for free.
For more information contact Jayne Lewis on 01554 891 500 or firstname.lastname@example.com
To register online go to http://www.bhf.org.uk/get-involved/events/view-event.aspx?ps=1001620
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BARRY residents have been encouraged to burn off those mince pies and sign up for a festive fun run.


text: Is it just me or does anyone else think that the standard brakes on our A4 are pretty poor?? First car i've had in a good number of years where i've thought......i may need to something about these! When i swaped the scirocco for the Avant i couldnt believe how different the breaking performance was I understand that the Avant is heavier than the Roc but even so, i still think the Avant brakes are not the best.