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New Line Cinema is getting ready for another "National Lampoon's Vacation!" The division of Warner Bros. is developing a sequel to the 1983 comedy classic. "Wedding Crashers" director, David Dobkin, is set to produce and possibly direct.
This time, the film will focus on Rusty Griswold, the son, and NOT the Chevy Chase father character, Clark.
The Hollywood Reporter tells us that "New Line is meeting with writers to write the script but the take is already developed: the story focuses on Rusty Griswold, the son of Clark Griswold, the protagonist of the initial movies and portrayed by Chevy Chase. The younger Griswold is now a father in his own right and takes his family on a road trip vacation."
The characters of the new film will acknowledge the first trip in 1983, so this film is more of a sequel than a reboot. Chase and Beverly D'Angelo, the mom in the original films, will have room to return as grandparents IF the actors choose to do so.
Right now, there are no firm agreements made between Chase and D'Angelo yet.
Oh, and National Lampoon is not involved because WB controls the characters and the title.
I heard that New Line wants to make this sequel closer to "Planes Trains and Automobiles" and "Little Miss Sunshine" than "RV" or "Are We There Yet?"
Good call New Line!
Now, who should play Rusty? Why don't they just hire Anthony Michael Hall in the role who starred as Rusty in the original film? Talk about continuity...
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Adrien Brody, best known for his Oscar-winning performance in the Roman Polanski drama The Pianist, has been set by 20th Century Fox to star as the heroic mercenary who fights alien hunters in "Predators."
Brody will star alongside Alice Braga, Danny Trejo, Walt Goggins, Oleg Taktarov, Mahershalalhashbaz Ali, and Louiz Ozawa.
Production for the reboot, being produced by Robert Rodriguez, is about to shoot on location in Hawaii and Rodriguez's home base, Austin, Texas, where his Troublemaker Studios is located.
Nimrod Antal, the guy who gave us 2003's "Kontroll," and 2007's "Vacancy," and the upcoming "Armored," is set to direct. The script is co-wrtten by Rodriguez with Michael Finch and Alex Litvak.
Variety tells us that "Brody and his Paradigm reps lobbied hard for the role." Why would an Oscar-caliber actor want to star in a blockbuster? Because he can reinvent himself as an action hero ala Robert Downey Jr. with "Iron Man."
Brody's character is similar to the one that Arnold Schwarzenegger played in the 1987 original film. And yes, Brody has signed options to return for sequels.
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This is one of the most exciting news I've heard recently. Oren Peli, the writer-director of the much talked about "Paranormal Activity," has already booked a start date and the financing for his follow-up.
An exploration into the horrors of Area 51. Ooooohhhhhhhhh....
Variety tells us, "He starts production next week on "Area 51," which will employ the "found footage" narrative structure of his last film and tell the story of three teens whose curiosity leads them to the notorious "Area 51" part of Nellis Air Force Base in the Nevada desert."
"Paranormal Activity" cost just $11,000; with his Area 51 project, Peli will be working with a $5 million budget! Still relatively cheap with how much Hollywood spends their filmmaking dime these days.
Alien conspiracy lovers are excited about this film. And for all of you who haven't seen "Paranormal Activity," you can still demand it to come to your town! Just go to http://www.paranormalmovie.com/
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United Talent Agency is expanding the "Voltron" brand and is partnering with its U.S. rights-holder World Events Productions.
One their plans is getting a deal on an animated cable series. Of course, video games and toy deals are to follow.
There's also a feature film being planned with Charles Roven's Atlas Entertainment and Jason Netter's Kickstart Productions. UTA is currently looking for a writer for the film, and will begin shopping the project to studios.
The whole point is that UTA and company are hoping "Voltron" will be as successful as "Transformers." Hollywood Reporter tells us that the pitch for "Voltron" allows for human-centric stories.
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"Hostel" producer-director, Eli Roth, unveiled his exciting plans at the Morelia International Film Festival. He was at the fest with Quentin Tarantino to promote "Inglourious Basterds" where Roth co-starred as Sgt. Donny Donowitz.
Some of Roth's revelations were:
*** He's planning to finish the script for "Endangered Species" this month. Roth is also planning to direct the sci-fi project
*** He's also writing a script for the horror flick "Thanksgiving," which originally appeared as a fake movie trailer that ran between Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's "Grindhouse."
*** Roth will be directing, producing, and possibly acting in "Thanksgiving"
*** He will be presenting the exorcism movie "Cotton" by director Daniel Stamm to Sundance in two weeks
*** Roth is also developing the martial arts flick "The Man With the Iron Fist" with rapper-turned-director Robert Fitzgerald Diggs set to helm. Diggs is more commonly known as the rapper RZA.
Some exciting plans there Roth! See what happens when you leave the "Hostel" franchise behind?
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Jackie Muko Works for White Castle for 38 Years
Feb 12, 2010, 10:42 ET from White Castle System, Inc.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- White Castle General Manager, Jackie Muko, has worked for the company for 38 years. On Saturday, February 13, 2010, she'll be behind the counter, steaming up the company's signature Sliders, on her last day at the 5151 Pearl Road location in Cleveland, Ohio.
"Lots of regulars will probably be in to wish Jackie farewell in her retirement," said Ken Walters, Regional Director of Restaurant Operations for Columbus and Northeast Ohio. "Jackie has always set a wonderful example for other team members. She has worked at many locations and has assisted in the development of numerous team members and management personnel. She will be missed by us all."
Muko began her career with White Castle on June 7, 1972, in Columbus. With hard work and determination she moved up the ranks to her current position of General Manager on October 18, 1976. She transferred to the Northeast Ohio Region on April 24, 1988, where she has remained a loyal and valued team member.
Of her career, Muko says, "It has all gone by so quickly – I've met so many wonderful people and had so many wonderful experiences. It's just a great company to work for." Muko achieved the 25 year milestone in 1997. "All the 25 Year Club inductees were invited to have lunch at the president's home. Then there was a wonderful banquet where all the inductees were introduced individually. Bill Ingram, President and CEO, presented us with gold watches. It was so special to be honored that way."
Jackie is an avid reader, an excellent baker, and enjoys spending time with her family. She has two children, a daughter, Jennifer, and a son, Elizey. To keep her busy in her retirement, she also has three grandsons, one granddaughter, and one great grandson. But her family goes well past the home front. "I consider all of my customers to be 'one of ours'. I've developed many friendships throughout the years with loyal customers." Jackie resides in South Amherst.
White Castle owns and operates over 400 restaurants in 11 states. For those cravers not living within easy reach of a White Castle restaurant, our hamburgers can be found in the frozen food section of grocery stores across the country.
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The days of Americans getting health insurance through their employers may be numbered — and the change could be just as profound as the shift of employers forcing employees to manage their own retirement savings. As the Affordable Care Act goes from thousands of pages of legalese to actual, real-life public policy, the future of employer-provided health insurance is one of the most fascinating questions. Will employers call for — and their workers accept — the practice of buying health insurance through government exchanges? How much will companies save, and will they pass those savings on to employees?


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Was wondering how I go about doing this? Been trying to access the Ghost Recon Network as Ive been playing the GRFS beta and it keeps telling me.
Is the GR Network even active yet?This area is dedicated to Ghost Recon players. If you already own and have played a Ghost Recon game, make sure you've linked your Xbox Live or PlayStation®Network account to your UPlay account. You can do this via the ingame Uplay service. Click on the ****on below to go back on the home page.
Cant seem to access Assassins Creed 2 UPlay with my Gamertag either.
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The EPCOS MKP film capacitors from TDK Corporation now feature two new voltage classes. The B32774 to B32778 series of DC link film capacitors have rated voltages of 575 V DC and 900 V DC. Capacitance values range from 1.0 µF to 110 µF and operating temperatures are to 105°C. With a low ESR values of down to less than 2.0 mO, they feature a current capability of up to 20 ARMS at 70 °C and 10 kHz. The capacitors exhibit minimal capacitance drift over the entire operating life of 200,000 hours. The MKP capacitors are self-healing, which significantly reduces the risk of failure even in the event of peaks and overvoltages.
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I have an executable file "a.out" . This will print some inforamtion and pause . Ask user "whether to continue " . user has to give y or n option .
I want to run the elf file inside bourne shell script .
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You can pipe the output of the yes command to the executable: the answer yes is passed to the executable every time it queries for input.
yes | /path/to/a.out
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CRN Networking News
Cisco inks deal to acquire Moto Development Group, putting spotlight on Flip, Linksys, Valet and other products.
UCIF Revealed: Top Networking Vendors Joining Forces To Drive Open UC StandardsFounding members of new UC collaborative include HP, Juniper, Polycom, Microsoft and Logitech/LifeSize.
Juniper Partners Welcome Calm Away From HP-Cisco StormWith Juniper's J-Partner Summit moved to the end of May, partners can embrace a no-chest-beating, R&D-focused Juniper without other distractions. But some say it's time for Juniper to deliver on a few more partner promises, too.
Juniper Advances 'Stratus' Agenda With Data Center ReleasesNew routers, switches, services and software updates add tools for Juniper partners as Juniper's J-Partner Summit kicks off next week.
A Year In The Juniper Channel: 10 Key EventsJust because it didn't boldly call out its competitors or make a multibillion-dollar acquisition doesn't mean Juniper didn't have an action-packed year. Here's a look at key events in the Juniper channel since the time of last year's J-Partner Summit.
Apparent Networks Tools: Troubleshoot VoIP, Video RemotelyEmerging management player gathers head of steam, broadens push for more VAR and MSP partners.
Juniper Channel Boss Vitagliano Heading 'Back to The Field' In New Americas RolePopular channel chief moving to focus on Americas channel full-time, successor in worldwide role to be named.
Avaya, With Nortel Under Its Belt, Gets Ready For ActionAvaya wants solution providers to transition away from break/fix services into more professional services, an adjustment that requires some VARs to make internal changes within their own companies.
Cisco: Surging Q3 Highlighted By 63 Percent Profit GainCisco reports year-over-year growth across the board for its third fiscal quarter, says supply chain issues easing.
Vidyo Promising Cheaper Telemedicine With VidyoHealthWhy rely on private, dedicated services for video conferencing needs in health care when it can be done over the Internet, Vidyo argues.
Keys To Success In Cloud ComputingCommitment, building on core competencies and implementing real cloud solutions are crucial to long-term success in the newly popular market space.
Citrix Touts Client Virtualization, Cloud AdvancesAt Citrix's Synergy conference this week in San Francisco, company executives aren't just highlighting progress in desktop virtualization, they're also talking about the server and the cloud.
Virtual Trade Show: 10 Best Practices For Cloud ComputingAndrew Hickey, senior editor at CRN, moderated a discussion on how VARs can succeed in cloud computing, during a virtual trade show sponsored by Everything Channel.
FCC Calls For Plan To Reduce Wireless 'Bill Shock'The FCC is currently considering a mandate requiring mobile carriers such as Verizon and AT&T to alert users before they rack up excessive overages on their mobile phone bill.
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Design and Development of Driver Hardware and Software for LCD Display with Touch Screen and QWERTY Keypad
In this paper, the authors are developing device drivers for LCD display with touch screen and QWERTY keypad. LCD display is an electronic device, an array of pixels of color. It has resolution of 320x240. Touch screen is a 4-wire resistive circuit. When you press any key on the keypad the corresponding character is not simply added to the tty (controlling terminal). A lot of processing is required before the kernel knows what the correct characters are. Here, they are using QWERTY keypad similar to a computer keyboard with 50 keys.
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I know I'm not alone in hoping that we've hit the winter nadir and are now on the way back up.
I can say with certainty that come the first warm weekend, boat ramps and beaches alike will be packed as if it were the Fourth of July. By the way, the Vilano boat basin is now open for business again.
Calls to the bait shops and reports on the Internet were expectably uninspiring, and I'm impressed that the former manage to remain in business through winters like this. Maybe it's because we haven't had many.
The books will read this as one that didn't get "killer" cold but didn't throw in any warm spells or stop blowing.
Still, there were a few good catches according to Glenn Laudenslager (Camachee Island Fishing). Laudenslager wrote that during the rare windows of opportunity the Endless Summer had a great catch of red snappers, grouper, scamps, triggerfish and amberjacks.
"At the Ledge, there were some wahoo, blackfins and a few small dolphin." Unfortunately, he didn't specify what day that was.
Frank Timmons (Sea Love) reported that they ran Friday, Saturday and Sunday but had to make it short all three days because of rough conditions. Except for a 22-pound grouper at Desco, it was slim pickings for legal red snappers or red bass at the Nine Mile Reefs. The snappers were too small and the bass were too big.
Laudenslager added that the Winner's Circle worked the 100-foot bottom and was rewarded with 60 sea bass to three pounds, some reds eyes and triggerfish.
The Never Enough fished in the same vicinity and had similar numbers. The Orca and Sure Catch fished half-day trips closer in where they took home sea bass and released short groupers and snapper.
The surf was unfishable for most of the week, and even when the winds went west and flattened it out, the fishing wasn't very good.
Ron Joiner (County Pier) noted that the whiting were inconsistent at best despite there being more water to fish there. Erosion was heavy near the pier, and Joiner said that the beach lost about 15 feet during the latest blow. There is also a "cliff" of about 6 to 7 feet where the high tide cut away the sand.
The pier area isn't the only place undergoing change. Porpoise Point looks a lot different than it did last year. There are several deep cuts and new sand bars and "kiddy pools" that should make fishing there this spring a new adventure. Check it out at low tide; it's pretty interesting.
Speaking of interesting I saw a large flock of gannets not far off the beach (about half a mile) dive bombing schools of something. At any given time, there were at least four birds taking a header at remarkably high speed. More surprising was the one I saw flying over the San Sebastian flats on Saturday. It was close to U.S. 1 and appeared to be in search of something. These birds typically stay out in the ocean, and I was hopeful that it wouldn't try one of its signature dives in San Sebastian.
I don't know if it was the San Sebastian where charter captain Dennis Goldstein took his fares, but wherever it was, they found enough action to keep them busy. It was mostly drum and trout. The trout were nice fish but had to go back because the season is closed.
The Miss Stress found the drum cooperative and mixed it up with a few flounder and reds according to Laudenslager. As a point of interest, the Miss Stress charter was from Vermont, and even they thought it was cold Tuesday.
There might be some good news coming from the river. Ben Williams said that eelers were finding pretty good numbers of crabs in their traps. These are small crabs that don't show up in crab traps; they are released from the eel traps. Optimistically speaking, this is the best show of crabs in years, wrote Williams.
There is some hope that this is the vanguard of a new generational cycle of crabs that perhaps heralds good things to come. Meanwhile, there is little to nothing in the way of marine species in our part of the river right now, indicating a low salinity count from the rain runoff.
From what I can determine, it's been an interesting year for specks. We're nowhere near the historically high numbers of years past, but the relative size of the fish has been good.
I don't know whether it's because I'm not hearing about the smaller fish or due to the fact that there may be more big fish than before. I'm always concerned when I hear only about big fish because that is not a good sign of things to come.
In four days of fishing, James Tate caught 27 specks, a number of which were over two pounds. He fished Trout Creek as did Tim Mathers who landed 12, the heaviest of which went 2.7 pounds.
Susan Hunter, Chris Jorgenson, and Dave and Terrie Copenhaver tapped the creek for another 22 according to Vicki Thoms (Pacetti's). Joey Pacetti and Marlin Noles were good for 18 in the two-pound range, and an Internet report cited specks as heavy as 3 pounds in Black Creek up near Orange Park.
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Anglo-Saxon tribes of Britain. The name is derived from their residence in the settlement of Keighley in the West Riding of Yorkshire. The surname Keathlay belongs to the large category of Anglo-Saxon habitation names, which are derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads.
Keathlay Early Origins
Yorkshire at Keighley, a market-town and parish, and the head of a union, in the E. division of the wapentake of Staincliffe and Ewcross. The first listing of the place name was Chichelai in the Domesday Book of 1086. [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Williams, Dr Ann. And G.H. Martin, Eds., Domesday Book A Complete Translation. London: Penguin, 1992. Print. (ISBN 0-141-00523-8) "This place, anciently Kyghelay, was for many generations the property of the Kyghelay family, who either gave their name to, or derived it from, the manor; and of whom Gilbertus Kyghelay, of Utley, was buried here in 1203, according to an inscription on a stone still remaining in the parish church. In the reign of Edward I. Henry de Kyghelay, a member of the family, obtained the grant of a weekly market and an annual fair, with privilege of free warren for the inhabitants." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
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The theme at Sunday Postcard is "Flowers" this week. Not had much time to do this challenge in the last few weeks, but managed today, so here it is.
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Re-enactment of bloody battle to culminate with unveiling of statue
As the saying goes, "History repeats itself." And sometimes – 200 years later – it can also redeem itself.
Before dawn this morning, British soldier re-enactors clad in bright red and their hapless American victims will replicate the bloody capture of Fort Niagara in Youngstown on Dec. 19, 1813, during the War of 1812.
Tonight, soldiers will chase villagers through Lewiston, which will be ablaze with flaming barrels as Tuscaroras come to the rescue. The dramatic re-enactment will culminate with a new bronze statue being unveiled in Lewiston, thanking the neighboring Tuscarora Nation for courageous acts that spared many settlers' lives two centuries ago – thanks that until today have been left unsaid.
"This is amazing that it is actually happening," said Neil Patterson Sr., who served as Tuscarora Nation project liaison. "I still can't believe it. It's a wonderful thing."
The monument of two Tuscarora men helping a white Lewiston woman settler and her baby to safety from rampaging British soldiers was created by Lewiston sculptor Susan J. Geissler. Titled "Tuscarora Heroes," it was commissioned by the Historical Association of Lewiston and is located at Center Street and Portage Road. It will be unveiled at 6:30 tonight.
It recalls the day two centuries ago when British soldiers bent on revenge for the earlier burning of Newark, Ont. (now Niagara-on-the-Lake) stealthily paddled across the frigid Niagara River to land at Five Mile Meadow (currently Stella Niagara), halfway between Lewiston and Youngstown, and creep northward. The British were intent on capturing sleeping Fort Niagara.
They succeeded without firing a single shot, killing 65 Americans, wounding 14 and taking 344 hostage, while the British lost only six soldiers, with five wounded.
"The British had commanded its forces not to use muskets, because of the need to reload and the danger of accidentally misfiring in the dark and giving away the attack," said Robert L. Emerson, executive director of Old Fort Niagara. "The British used only their bayonets for the element of surprise. They were able to get in close in the dark and stab the Americans with their bayonets. The Americans were the only ones firing their muskets, but they couldn't see their targets in the dark. … It was a complete surprise."
Emerson said the British, who numbered 562 in the fort assault, "had a lot of luck that day. The whole thing was over in less than 30 minutes, and it all happened before dawn. They also captured a lot of equipment and supplies, munitions, artillery and clothing, all valued in today's terms at around $12 million to $16 million. It was a big deal."
Once the British had captured the fort, they signaled their comrades in Canada to cross the river at the same spot, and the second wave of British came across but moved south with their Native American allies – Mohawks – to storm Lewiston, Emerson said.
"They were not after the village, the burning of the village was just collateral damage," said Emerson. "Their military objective was to go after the artillery placement pointed at Queenston. But they were angry about the burning of Newark (the previous week), and that's why they torched everything here. And smaller parties of British burned the outlying farms in the area."
Watching the encroaching British and their allies from their village atop the Escarpment, the Tuscarora men "ran down the hill … and offered the first resistance the enemy had seen," according to Lee Simonson, volunteer project director of the Historical Association of Lewiston. "Their ingenious and diversionary tactics gave the impression that their numbers were legion."
Despite being outnumbered 30 to 1, the clever Tuscaroras were able to stall the British and buy valuable time for settlers to flee east, saving dozens of American lives.
"This is a remarkable story, that the Tuscaroras had the courage and inclination to help," said Simonson. "They were under no obligation to defend us, and, in fact, they may have been left alone if they had stayed out of it."
But as a result of their stance, the British burned the Tuscarora village, and they, too, were forced to flee that snowy December day.
"This statue is to remind us of this land, these people – that we were here and willing to help," said Patterson.
"We can have our separate communities but still be friendly and still work together," added Patterson. "That's what they did back then. And I hope that as time goes on, we see this happening more."
Jeanne Cooke Collins and her daughter, Katharine Collins, both of Aurora, Colo., traveled to Lewiston this week to represent the Lewiston survivors' descendants. Jeanne, a retired teacher, is the direct descendant of two Lewiston families who survived the attack that day – the Robinsons and the Cookes. She is the fifth-generation descendant of Capt. Lemuel Cooke, one of the first white settlers of Lewiston, who served as a surgeon in the Revolutionary War.
She recalled the story of that day drawn from descriptive family records. With the attack underway, the women and children fled the family homestead near Ridge Road on foot, while Lemuel and his son Bates harnessed the oxen to a sled to carry another son, Lothrop,who had recently had a leg amputated, Collins said. She said Bates had only one bullet for his rifle that day.
"They had loaded the sled with beef and flour, and an iron kettle was hanging on a post on the sled near Lothrop's head," Collins said. "An Indian (Mohawk) was getting ready to swing his sword and kill Lothrop when a sound made his horse skittish, and he missed and hit the kettle. Bates had that one bullet, and he shot him in the throat. It really is a hair-raising story."
Collins said family records indicate that the Cooke men then met up with the rest of their family, "had a happy reunion" and rested a bit, then immediately returned to Lewiston to rebuild.
Collins said she intends to speak tonight on behalf of the descendants of the "bravery of the Tuscaroras and to give them our heartfelt gratitude."
The Tuscarora Heroes monument offers not only a history lesson, but also a cultural lesson, as well. It has been carefully placed on a platform in the shape of a turtle, a sacred symbol of the Iroquois, who believe the earth was created on a turtle's back. The turtle's back has 13 large scales, representing the 13 full moons of the year, surrounded by 28 smaller scales for the 28 days of the monthly lunar cycle. The turtle's head is pointed toward a replica of the American flag used during the War of 1812.
Six Northern white pines, representing the six nations of the Iroquois Confederacy, have been planted at the site, and the Iroquois flag will be permanently flown alongside the replica American flag.
Youngstown has been preparing for today's events for the past year, and plans involved around 150 volunteers.
The predawn attack on Fort Niagara, in particular, took meticulous planning, for accuracy and safety reasons.
"We want to replicate this assault as closely as we can to what it was 200 years ago, and we want it to be an authentic experience," he said.
Spectators were invited but were told to arrive at the fort before 4:45 a.m. Otherwise, they would be permitted to watch the assault only from a previously designated safe area.
Emerson said, "We have been working in cooperation with several towns in the area. These are combined efforts, with a number of things going on."
In Lewiston, Simonson said that the Historical Association had its first meeting with representatives of the Tuscarora Nation back on Dec. 19, 2009.
"We had to make sure we had their approval," said Simonson. "We became partners right from the very beginning." The association told Patterson about their intention of dedicating a sculpture "in thanksgiving," Simonson said.
Patterson recalled seeing the small clay model of the Tuscarora Heroes monument. "I thought, 'You hit it right on the head, lady,'" Patterson said. "It's perfect."
John Stewart, a re-enactor from Niagara Falls, was preparing for a long day today.
He will portray the commander of a small American unit at Fort Niagara during the British attack at 5 a.m. and command the American militia for the "Flames of Lewiston" event at 6:30 p.m. in Lewiston. In between, he will be kept busy helping teach schoolchildren about what it was like to be an American soldier during the War of 1812.
"We are very fortunate to live in this place at this time and to have so many things happening right in our own backyard. I say this especially as a history buff and re-enactor," he said Wednesday. "It will be a long, cold day for the re-enactors, but it transcends all of that ... We are at the right place at the right time."


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Document: Insect pollinator identification key
Use this dichotomous key to help Stage 2, 3 and 4 students identify the insects which commonly pollinate plants, e.g. bee, butterfly, beefly, hoverfly, moth, wasp, beetle, thrip, grasshopper, tree cricket.
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Top 10 Upcoming Electronic Arts Titles
Electronic Arts has been on a roll with the EA Partners program. Perhaps you've heard of Rock Band, Left 4 Dead, and Crysis. The program put EA back on the maps of hardcore gamers, and shed EA's snakeskin as the company for sequels and yearly sports titles with new rosters, and little else. It's now safe to speak about love for EA in public without being ridiculed for falling prey to "the man."
GameZone visited EA at the Game Developers Conference, then at a pre-E3 showing, multiple times at E3, and we're back to see the fall lineup at the EA Studio Showcase in Redwood City, California. It seems safe to finally list our top, upcoming EA titles.
#10 – Bulletstorm (PlayStation 3 – Xbox 360 – PC) Developer: People Can Fly Release Date: February 2011
People Can Fly is ready to make waves and inject some fun back into first-person shooters with the over-the-top action of Bulletstorm. Painkiller (2004) was an enjoyable game, but People Can Fly is about to shove a rocket in the genre and kick it to new heights as the rulebook burns in the aftermath. There are no rules here; it's every man for himself.
Whether it is the overly-exaggerated weapons, the outlandish deaths due to precise skillshots, or all of the mayhem that ensues around the player, Bulletstorm may end up becoming the new digital crack for shooter fans.
#9 – NBA Jam (Wii) Developer: EA Canada Release: October 5, 2010
Few sports franchises have had fanatics pleading for a sequel like NBA Jam. From fiery, board-breaking dunks to the unstoppable catchphrases that still get tossed around today, including "Boom-shaka-laka!" and "The nail in the coffin!" NBA Jam is a classic that needs a landmark title in the new century.
Like its predecessors, NBA Jam is played on a 2D plane with 3D players as they swish impossible threes, soar over the competition, and wildly slam dunks straight into the hardwood. There's nothing else that can compare to the likes of NBA Jam on the arcade sports market, so gamers best be ready to represent.
#8 –Medal of Honor (Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3 – PC) Developer: EA Los Angeles (single-player), EA DICE (multiplayer) Release: October 12, 2010
Medal of Honor hasn't exactly been tearing up the popularity charts lately, especially after the mess that was Airborne, but EA is ready to take up the fight and charge headlong into the competition with a reboot of the series.
Medal of Honor pits players in the war in Afghanistan in 2001, so the scenery should be a welcome change to those who are sick of the trenches and sci-fi battles. Multiplayer and single-player are split between two developers to ensure that neither mode overshadows the other. The multiplayer sessions we experienced seemed capable, but that's not surprising given EA DICE's history with the Battlefield series.
#7 – NHL 11 (Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3) Developer: EA Canada Release Date: September 7, 2010
Normally, we try to avoid putting annual titles on our Top 10 lists since they often suffer the curse of roster updates with minimal changes. Electronic Arts' NHL series has taken the sports genre to new heights with innovation and entertaining gameplay each and every year.
This year, NHL 11 is implementing a feature that should have NHL fans swooning: Canadian Hockey League teams are now in the Be a Pro and Be a GM modes. Another plus is the refined face-off system that should evolve stick play like never before.
#6 - Star Wars: The Old Republic (PC) Developer: BioWare Release Date: Spring 2011
This could potentially be a cash cow for Electronic Arts. The Star Wars license is one of the most recognizable on the planet and the MMO genre has worldwide appeal, so it's only natural that the two should come together. SOE tried (rather unenthusiastically) with Star Wars Galaxies, but no developer has pushed the property forward in gaming like BioWare. So, who better to spearhead such an important project?
While our playtime with The Old Republic hasn't been substantial enough for us to determine how far the title will go with the consumers, we can safely say that Star Wars fans should be pleased with the results in the long run. The combat was fairly simplistic, but this could potentially be the biggest selling point for those outsiders who only want to tinker with the genre rather than become overly consumed by it.
#5 – Dragon Age II (PC – Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3) Developer: BioWare Release Date: March 2011
Dragon Age II does away with the heavy character customization of Origins, and instead, opts for a sole lead character that is preset from the get-go. This could be a dangerous maneuver that will scare away the fans of BioWare, or it could be a streamlined approach that will attract fans both old and new. It remains to be seen if the changes are going to be welcomed; especially since it's rumored that there are plenty more to come.
#4 – Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit (PC – Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3 – Wii) Developer: Criterion Games (PC, 360, PS3); Exient (Wii) Release Date: November 16, 2010
A long time in the making, the reboot of the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit series is ready to make a name for itself this fall; this time from the brilliant minds of Burnout creators, Criterion Games.
I've always been a sucker for cop chases (who isn't?) in exotic cars. Heck, who am I kidding? Cop chases of any kind often wile me up with ease. Even though I have only seen the one game mode in action (cop vs. racer), Hot Pursuit has me jonesing to go back to the originals and get some action before the November release of the reboot.
#3 – Rock Band 3 (Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3 – Wii – Nintendo DS) Developer: Harmonix Release Date: November 2010
The inclusion of the keyboards was probably the easiest and most obvious evolution of Rock Band. For those who have been following the series, keyboards have often been the most talked about instrument to be added and here we are now.
Keyboards deliver a much grander and diverse experience than originally expected, especially in comparison to the drums or guitar, but Rock Band 3 has more going for it than another instrument. The set list is gargantuan. The second installment in the series didn't sell as well as EA had hoped, but the keyboards and songs should help catapult the third entry into the stratosphere of a must-buy.
#2 – Crysis 2 (PC – Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3) Developer: Crytek Release Date: December 2010
As gorgeous as it was, the original Crysis didn't break sales records upon its debut. Then again, hardly anyone had a PC with the chops to run the game. It slowly gained ground as months passed, so now that a sequel is on its way at the tail end of 2010, Crytek and EA have decided to develop the title for multiple platforms including the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
We have only had brief glimpses of Crysis 2, but Crytek obviously knows what it is doing. New aliens to battle and abilities to use are enticing, but not nearly as much as the move from jungles to the war-torn streets of New York City. If nothing else, you know that Crysis 2 is going to one of the most graphically impressive games in existence.
#1 – Dead Space 2 (PC – Xbox 360 – PlayStation 3) Developer: Visceral Games Release Date: January 25, 2011
Among the many reasons why Dead Space 2 tops our list is that there's nothing else like it in any genre or on any platform. Even though Dead Space 2 will once again feature Isaac Clarke, the protagonist from the original, as he uncovers the truth within his world, it still feels drastically unique when put side-by-side to the first.
The environments have been amplified with eerie details to absorb the player within the creepy world of Dead Space. With a new set of enemies, locales to visit, and maneuvers to take down the opposition, Dead Space 2 represents the next step in action-horror.


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Update: Cyprus Calls on Germany to Help Reunification
"We have asked Germany for support for the process of reunification," Turkish Cypriot Foreign Minister Ozdil Nami told Spiegel Online on April 1.
"Finally, the two parts of Cyprus—the Greek south and the Turkish north—are prepared for this step, after 40 years," he continued. "It cannot be allowed to fail. It is an historic opportunity."
As the Trumpet reported on March 31, Cyprus is moving toward a landmark reunification deal, motivated by the discovery of large offshore gas deposits south of the eastern Mediterranean island. We alluded to the forecast that Cyprus would fall heavily into a German-dominated European sphere of influence.
However, we didn't predict that it would be the Turkish side of Cyprus leading the overture toward Europe. One would naturally expect southern Cyprus to approach the Germans for help in negotiations, as they are already part of the European Union.
Instead, it is Turkish Cyprus, whose policy is firmly dictated from Ankara, asking the Europeans to get involved. This reveals that Turkey proper is fully behind the reunification of Cyprus and is happy to receive German input. This warming relationship between Turkey and Germany is something the Trumpet has forecast for years.
To top it off, the foreign minister related how Cyprus wished to use Germany's successful 1989 reunification as its example to follow. He continued:
The Germans are strong in the European Union and specialists when it comes to reunification issues. We in Turkish Cyprus compare ourselves with poorer East Germany because we are not part of the EU like the southern part of the island and are only recognized by Turkey. Our university students, for example, are not allowed to take part in the Erasmus and Socrates programs, our businesspeople cannot engage in direct trade with EU countries, and there are no direct flights from Europe to Northern Cyprus. There are 860,000 Greek Cypriots living in the southern part of the island, and we 300,000 Turkish Cypriots in the north are far behind when it comes to development. We need a special program so that we can achieve EU standards.
The foreign minister later opined that if both sides could move quickly, reunification could be possible within "a few months."
Continue to watch Cypriot affairs as Germany gets further entrenched in mediating the process of reunification. Then, following successful Cypriot integration, observe how Germany will not give up its post, but rather continue to be the dominant player in post-unification Cypriot policy.


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COSIA is an amazing organization to be involved with. The efforts and products they put forth to connect, enrich and empower women across the world are unbelievable. Our most recent involvement with this organization was quite fulfilling. My Texas based Company supported their Annual Retreat Program this year and received feedback that our donation was used to help a handful of Women attend the retreat. They took the time to personally call and thank my company for contributing to their annual flagship program. It was such a delight to be informed that our donation helped to expand the social network, aid in the professional development and personal growth for some of the attendees in their leadership program in the NYC area. Best feeling in the world when someone takes your small seed and is able to cultivate it into lives of many. Thanks COSIA for being Great Non-Profit to work with.
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I realize preloader can brick your wii... but so can everything else that you are doing in this tutorial. Just get your nand backed up and keep it safe.
I don't like preloader I now a littel about wii homebrew and when tried preloader it bricked my wii for no reason so I want to be safe and do the hacks of this guide but without preloader.
Can it be a 2 gb?
I'm a noob and I apologize for bothering you with my noobness but I need advice. I am trying to decide whether or not to upgrade my system menu or downgrade. I am on 3.3u which is not where I want to be and I have the following installed to my wii:
Homebrew Channel
cIOS 38 rev 14
wad manager 1.4
gecko os
Trucha bug restorer (already ran)
usb loader GX 1.0
Boot mii (already ran)
preloader (not installed due to 3.3u)
What I'd like to know is which direction should I go. Should I downgrade to 3.2u or upgrade to 4.1u given the programs I have installed. My wii is offline. When upgrading/downgrading do I start from step 11.
11) Run WAD-Manager_v1.4 again. Choose IOS249 and install WADs 01-18. If WAD Manager freezes during installation just try again from the WAD it froze on.
12) While still in WAD Manager install SystemMenuv###.wad
13) Install preloader. On the install screen press 1
14) Set your preloader settings. In preloader hacks enable "Skip disc update check"
And last question. Are the system menu wads included in the download package or is ther a link available to the wads.
Thank you very much for help.
I am doing the Ultimate Install here and I think we need to be more clear what V3.2 we need to downgrade to I put my system in PAL mode and all it does is scroll across the screen. By downgrading to v3.2v Please assit me on getting it back to region NTSC...
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Justine Clarke's Pop Up Tour 2012
Justine Clarke - Australia's foremost female children's entertainer - and her three-piece band will bring the stage to life in a pop up book theme highlighting the stories we tell through music and song.
Through live music, the magic of story telling and an interactive use of the large screen backdrop, the audience won't be able to resist being thoroughly engaged with this 55-minute musical odyssey of fun!
Tickets will be on sale Monday June 25.
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I've had beagle dogs all my life and i got a couple of girl dogs that are like magicians about getting out of their lot and hunting rabbits. They usually come back after a couple of hours when they get tired and i fix their latest escape hole. I have a young boy dog that is learning their bad habits and he gets out with them as i speak. They're not city dogs and don't like being in the house to mess up ther natural born instincts to want to chase rabbits.
We take them out every so often to keep the young boy dog trained if the weather not too hot.
Any good suggestions to keep them from getting out? I could build a barn with all the tin and cement blocks i've used to keep them in the dog lot.. Will cayenne pepper sprinkled around outside fence weak places help deter these escape artists??


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MILAN, April 4 (Reuters) - Popolare di Vicenza's and Veneto Banca's bonds rallied on Tuesday as investors bet the two troubled Italian regional banks would be granted the state aid they have requested to stay in business.
Following a meeting with Italian authorities on Monday, a European Commission spokesman said the EU executive was confident that a solution could be found in the coming weeks.
Italy wants to avoid having to liquidate the two banks because this would impose losses on their creditors and large depositors under European Union rules, which could hit confidence in the country's frail banking system.
Italian sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Monday that an accord over the state bailout request was within reach. The EU Commission must approve the banks' restructuring plan to unlock state funds.
Separately, Bloomberg reported that the European Central Bank had deemed the two banks viable and set the capital shortfall they must fill at 6.4 billion euros ($6.8 billion).
A source close to the matter confirmed the figure, which is higher than an expected 5 billion euro capital gap.
A viability assessment is a prerequisite of a state rescue.
The two banks and the ECB declined to comment.
Italy has not managed to help out its troubled banks before the strict rules limiting state aid to lenders kicked in last year. These impose losses on bank's creditors and large depositors before tapping public money in an effort to shield taxpayers.
Rome is trying to prop up its most vulnerable lenders under an exception to those rules as thousands of ordinary Italians hold domestic banks' shares and bonds.
The bailout of the two banks, as well as that of bigger rival Monte dei Paschi di Siena, would use this exception to the EU rules to spare senior bondholders from losses.
By 1208 GMT a Popolare di Vicenza October 2018 bond yielded 20 percent down from 25 percent late on Monday. The yield on a Veneto Banca May 2019 bond fell to 14 percent from 18 percent.
The two banks' senior bonds dropped sharply a week ago after Popolare di Vicenza reported a 1.9 billion euro 2016 loss and deposit outflows.
Veneto Banca on Monday reported a 1.5 billion euro loss for 2016 and said it had also lost deposits due to concerns over its rescue prospects. ($1 = 0.9383 euros) (Reporting by Elvira Pollina and Francesco Canepa; writing by Valentina Za. Editing by Jane Merriman)


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The head of the bishops' committee on the family in Mexico recently stated that children are the country's greatest treasure.
Bishop Francisco Javier Chavolla Ramos of Toluca, Mexico emphasized that the little ones are loved by Christ and the Church.
The bishop's words came in a message for Children's day, celebrated on May 2 in Mexico. He recalled the words of Jesus who said it is necessary to become like children in order to enter the Kingdom of God.
Children are the most precious treasure of the country, he continued, and they must be embraced with the same attitude of welcome and love that Jesus had for them.
"With the help of their parents and of all those who love them," children should grow in age, wisdom and grace before God, "as Jesus did." The bishop urged children to raise their voices in prayer for all the families of Mexico and the world, "so that our heavenly Father will fill us with blessings and give us the gift of his peace.


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The Duck Pass trailhead is located at the end of Coldwater Campground south of Lake Mary in the Mammoth Lakes Basin. From the trailhead a well maintained and traveled trail leads south towards the Duck Pass in the John Muir Wilderness. Along the way you will pass several, beautifully-situated lakes. This route description illustrates the trail from the trailhead to Skelton Lake, about half-way up to Duck Pass.
Route Description
From the very south end of Coldwater Campground (Duck Pass trailhead), the trail leads south into the forested drainage of Mammoth Creek. The slope is initially gentle and you enter the John Muir Wilderness shortly (after about 0.3 miles). On the left (east) you will see the beautifully colored slopes of "Red Mountain". The slope to your right (west) is a glacial moraine separating the Mammoth Creek from the Coldwater Creek drainage. The trail soon switchbacks up the forest and then leads more or less straight south.
After about one mile you reach a junction, from which a short trail leads east and downhill to Arrowhead Lake. This short detour is well worth it, as the scenery at the lake with beautiful views at the Sherwin Range and "Red Mountain" is splendid. You can easily walk along the western lakeshore to its southern end and the inlet stream. There are some nice cliffs on the southern side. After crossing the inlet stream an easy scramble up the cliffs provides a first-row view over the lake and an appreciation of its arrowhead shape. From here you can retrace your path to the junction or hike cross country along the inlet stream uphill. The scenery along the stream is marvelous as the water cascades over dark rocks down from Skelton Lake lined with beautiful flowers and lush vegetation. When the bushes get to thick you can veer off away from the stream to the west and will shortly intersect the main Duck Pass trail. Follow the trail further south and after about one mile (from the junction to Arrowhead Lake) you can see Skelton Lake to your left. You can now follow the trail, which will eventually lead to the lake or you can turn left anytime before that and find your favorite spot on the lake. The views again are simply gorgeous and unobstructed towards Duck Pass to the south. The Sherwins are to the left (east) and the Mammoth Crest (Sierra Crest) to the right (west). From Skelton Lake the trail leads further south to Barney Lake before it switchbacks up steeply to Duck Pass at the Sierra Crest.
|Arrowhead Lake
|Skelton Lake
Overall, the route from the Duck Pass trailhead at Coldwater Campground (9,120') to Skelton Lake (9,920') is about 4 miles roundtrip (with excursion to Arrowhead Lake) and about 1,100 feet of elevation gain.
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No special gear required.
Getting There
From the town of Mammoth Lakes drive west and follow the Main Street past Old Mammoth Road (going left, south) and Minaret Road (going right, north). The street changes its name to Lake Mary Road. Follow the road up the southeastern slopes of Mammoth Mountain to the Lower Mammoth Lakes basin. Twin Lakes are the first lakes you will see. Stay left and follow the road past Twin Lakes. At the next intersection stay left and follow the road on the east side of Lake Mary. At its southern end where the road turns right, make a left turn to Coldwater Campground. Drive all the way to the very end of the campground. There is ample of parking there. The first trailhead is to Emerald Lake. Duck Pass trailhead is just a little it further at the most southern end.
Personal View
Although heavily traveled the Duck Pass trail is certainly very well worth your time regardless whether you venture all the way to the pass or stop at one of the lakes before. The short excursion to Arrowhead Lake is highly recommended. Besides hiking it's also a very nice place to fish. I saw someone catching five Eastern Brooks within one hour at the lake. The highlight of our hike up to Skelton Lake (besides the sceneries from the lakes of course) was the scramble along the inlet stream from Arrowhead Lake to Skelton Lake. We started in the late afternoon from the Coldwater Campground, so we only made it to Skelton Lake. In time, this report will be expanded to illustrate the entire trail to Duck Pass.
|Stream between Arrowhead and Skelton Lake
|Stream between Arrowhead and Skelton Lake


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The son of a Spanish Rally champion, Oriol Servia has been racing since he was young, advancing steadily up the racing ranks in series around the world.
Before joining the Champ Car World Series, Servia was the 1999 Dayton Indy Lights champion, finishing second in five races and earning three pole positions. Servia has had success during his career in Champ Car as well. He finished a career-best second in the championship standings in 2005, and gave Dale Coyne Racing its first podium finish since 1996 with a third-place run at Laguna Seca in 2004.
He joined the Verizon IndyCar Series in 2008. Servia is a graduate of the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya with a degree in mechanical engineering. An avid motocross rider, he received his first off-road motorcycle from his father, Salvadore, when he was 2 years old.
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Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing is owned by retired Indy car champion and 1986 Indianapolis 500 winner Bobby Rahal, racing aficionado David Letterman and businessman Mike Lanigan.
The team traces its origin to the formation of Rahal/Hogan Racing in 1992, when Rahal realized a lifelong dream by forming his own race team. A three-time CART champion (1986, 1987 and 1992) as a driver, Rahal became the first rookie owner-driver in series history to capture a championship when he led his team to four victories and the season title in the its inaugural season.
Rahal concluded his Hall of Fame driving career in 1998 with 24 victories and 18 pole positions. He started 265 races and produced 177 top-10 finishes and 119 top-five finishes. Rahal, who was inducted into the International and U.S. Motorsports Halls of Fame in 2004, also captured the 24 Hours of Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring.
Letterman, an Indianapolis native who has become a television icon, was a regular visitor to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as a child. The host of the "Late Show with David Letterman" had casual discussions with Rahal since they met in 1986 about his interest in getting involved in racing as a participant. In early 1996, the talk transformed into an agreement as Letterman became a minority-interest owner in Team Rahal.
The team won the 2004 Indianapolis 500 with Buddy Rice behind the wheel.
In 2010, Lanigan joined the team. He's been involved in racing since 1992, when Mi-Jack (one of his companies) sponsored a young Belgian driver by the name of Eric Bachelart in CART. From 2001-06, Lanigan co-owned Mi-Jack Conquest Racing with Bachelart. He also was a partner in Newman/Haas/Lanigan Racing.


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ICTSI obtains perks for port expansion
The Board of Investments approved the request of International Container Terminal Services Inc. for fiscal incentives on the P5-billion expansion of the Manila International Container Port.
ICTSI is constructing Berth 7 that includes a 300-meter wharf structure, back-up areas and associated roadway improvements.
The project is expected to accommodate future container volume growth of up to 2.5 million twenty-foot equivalent units upon completion.
BoI Governor Lucita Reyes and executive director Efren Leaño presented the project's certificate of registration to ICTSI procurement and general services director Antonio Coronel.
ICTSI recently expanded MICT's yard capacity after completing phase 1 of the Berth 7 and opening up another four hectares of new yard space.
Intended to be an empty container depot, the area can store up to 4,300 containers in moderate wind conditions.
Adjacent to the other side is another two hectares, which will be completed by the end of the year. Upon completion, the entire area of Phase 1 will have the capacity to store 6,500 TEUs of container vans.
The new yard is part of ICTSI's $35-million expansion project for the MICT aimed at immediately addressing growing volumes at the Port of Manila.
The full development, estimated to be completed in 20 months, will add approximately 500,000 TEUs of yard capacity to the MICT.
Complementary to the new yard is the development of a 21-hectare inland container depot in Laguna that will cost the company another $30 million in investments.
ICTSI recently acquired six new rubber tired gantries, which may be deployed at either the MICT or ICTSI's Subic operations, depending on demand.
The company also plans to expand the Subic Port in anticipation of increased port utilization by 2015.
Port utilization in Subic is expected to hit 21 percent by 2015, which will also improve the usage of ICTSI's two-berth facility within the free port area administered by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority.
ICTSI, which operates and manages the MICT, maintains and operates container terminals in gateway ports in over 20 countries across the Asia-Pacific, the Americas, Europe and the Middle East and Africa.
ICTSI in July joined four other groups that submitted pre-qualification documents for the P18.99-billion Davao Sasa Port modernization project, the government's first seaport project under the public-private partnership scheme.
The Transportation Department said the submission and opening of bids would be held in the fourth quarter of this year. The award of the 30-year contract is expected in April next year.
The winning bidder will build a new apron and linear quay, expand the back-up area, container yards and warehouses and install ship-to-shore cranes and rubber-tyred gantry.
Once the first phases of the project are completed in 2018, the Sasa Port will be comparable to the country's top ports in terms of speed and quality of service, cutting down cargo unloading from three days to three hours by using modern ship-to-shore cranes and port operating systems.


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Emily Haines Nothing And Nowhere Lyrics
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Sketch of your faces I still don't know you,
aren't permanent, permanent.
You want all of our moments stolen,
blind alleys and hallways to basements.
How are you gonna hide till you disappear?
Cos' nothing and nowhere is golden.
Apartments are cages
I still don't know what is permanent, permanent.
Maybe all my possessions were precious.
Truth is, all my possessions I somehow lost 'em.
Been traveling so light,
when we're floating by it seems nothing and nowhere is golden.
Some say we're lost in space,
some say we're fallin' off the page
Some say our life is insane
but it isn't insane on paper
Playgrounds are graveyards
and all of our scars are permanent, permanent.
There's no replacement for places.
I'll always love you, you're mine.
Numb is the new high,
all memories die out 'till nothing and nowhere is golden.
Some say we always only wanna get off,
some say our hands are much too soft.
Some say our life is insane but it isn't insane on paper.
Some say our hair is in our eyes,
some say we're out of our little minds.
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Patients with acute or post-surgical wounds will be booked in for a 30 minute assessment with one of our Tissue Viability Nurses. Your wound will be photographed and measured. This may be a one off appointment or it may be appropriate for you to return at a later date. This would be discussed during your visit.
Each patient with a complex wound will undergo a one hour assessment. The assessment will take place in a consulting room where you can be assured of confidentiality. When you attend for assessment it is useful if you wear loose fitting clothing around the area where your wound is located (leg or arm for example).
During the hour, the nurse will note down any past medical history and will discuss the history of your wound with you along with what care you have previously received. You will be offered a hot or cold drink to enjoy. It would be helpful if you could bring with you any copies of previous test results or records of investigations within the last 12 months if you have them.
Your wound will be assessed using interventions such as measurements and photography and you will be asked to complete some forms. Finally, a Care Plan will be agreed between you and the nurse and the cost of any future appointments will be discussed. Healing of your wound cannot be guaranteed but the nurses at DDRC Wound Care will set a realistic goal with you and will work hard towards achieving that goal.
If you wish to continue receiving care at DDRC Wound Care you will be booked in for your next appointment. Your wound will be assessed at each appointment in order to monitor progress. Wherever possible we will ensure you are booked in with the same Tissue Viability Nurse for each subsequent visit.
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Fire Chief Wise has over 25 years of combined fire and emergency medical service experience with 12+ years' experience at the executive and section manager levels. Chief Wise has a Bachelor's Degree in Public Safety Administration and an Associate's Degree in the Applied Sciences, Fire Science; additional professional education in Management, Leadership, Hazardous Materials, and is a currently a certified Paramedic. Chief Wise participates regionally with the Central Arizona Life Safety Council, the Regional Operations Consistency Committee, and sub-committees for training, EMS, and operations.
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ToysBulletin.com reviews a great construction toy from MindWare.
The Toys Bulletin staff was truly captivated when they visited the MindWare booth at the New York Toy Fair, and first laid eyes on a "Q-BA-MAZE" demonstration. The toy name has a unique meaning, which we believe stands for "Cube Amaze." Pronounce it quickly and you will get the idea. In any case, the "Q-BA-MAZE" is a very advanced type of marble run with several features we had not seen before.


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Vanderbilt Downs Austin Peay 58-56 - Match Report
Vanderbilt grabbed a 58-56 win over Austin Peay on Tuesday, behind a 12-point effort from Damian Jones at Memorial Gymnasium.
Bettors who backed Vanderbilt were disappointed, as they failed to cover the closing number of 13.5.
Vanderbilt got 11 points from Rod Odom and another 10 points from Kyle Fuller. Dai-Jon Parker contributed 3 assists, while Rod Odom cleaned the glass with 9 rebounds.
Austin Peay got 16 points from Chris Horton in a losing cause and another 11 points from Will Triggs. Ed Dyson contributed 2 assists for them, while Chris Horton had 10 rebounds.
First-half bettors who backed Austin Peay were victorious, as the score was 22-20 at the break.
Vanderbilt won the battle of the boards, outrebounding their counterparts 43-38.


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Dear Editor:
I wish to echo Tom Steen's letter to the editor of last week that sang the praises of the Pagosa Springs Medical Center and their excellent staff. I too experienced firsthand the wonderful facility that we have right here in our town.
This summer, I had two surgeries performed by Dr. Dave Schaeffer and his team. Their incredible skills and first-rate facility made my journey through today's health care challenges an experience of positive caring results! If you don't know about the programs and vast menu of procedures offered right here in our home town, you should reach out and see just what a gem we have here. PSMC is one of the largest employers in the county and has developed to meet our changing health needs. They have us covered.
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This one comes to us courtesy of the not-always-reliable British tabloids . . . so there's a very good chance it's COMPLETE B.S. But it's out there, so let's hit it . . .
So-called "sources" say RIHANNA and CHRIS BROWN are getting married this summer. He proposed after the Grammys, she accepted, and they're making The Big Mistake in her native Barbados.
And it's going to be wild. A source says, quote, "It's all about swagger, bling and sin. They want tattoo artists, fire breathers and a near-naked waitstaff. They're even talking about having PRE-ROLLED JOINTS at the reception." (!!!)
But of course, there's talk that KATY PERRY will NOT be in attendance . . . because she's never supported Rihanna's decision to forgive Chris and take him back.


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Crib to Toddler bed: to do or wait?
I took my DS to the pediatrician and he told me he's at the age where he should transition from a crib to a toddler bed (he's 15 mos.)
However, he's not able to climb out of the crib bc the mattress is set to the lowest setting. I'm not so sure, the distance between the floor and his mattress is about we'll say to my knee (i'm 5'3 3/4), so it would seem like a long way down, right?
Should I transition the crib into a toddler bed or wait until he's a little older? What did you ladies do? Have you ever had this experience before?
Many thanx!
My daughter waited to put my grandson in one when he was 2
I would wait. I waited until my daughter was able to climb out (23 months), then I bought a transition bed. At 15 months they are not ready yet ... they are so little still. She was in her transition bed for 2 years then I got her a regular single bed (at 4). She had that for 5 years ... now I bought her a double bed because it was a pain in the neck everytime she had a friend sleep over. This will be the last bed she gets until she moves out of the house.
Keep your kiddo in the crib as long as possible. When they start climbing out then its time for a toddler bed. My daughter was 26 months when she climbed out of her crib. Plan on doing the same with my 13 month old when she is ready. Both my kids have cribs that convert. My oldest daughters crib converted to toddler bed to full size bed and my youngest has a mini crib that converts to a twin size.


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Dermacyd Silver Floral (Lactic Acid) - Compatibility - Stay on Floral
This study has been completed.
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: July 7, 2009
Last Update Posted: September 14, 2010
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|July 3, 2009
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|July 7, 2009
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|July 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Evaluation of the absence of primary and accumulated dermical irritability and dermical sensitivity by using International Contact Dermatitis Research Group (ICDRG) scale [ Time Frame: from the treatment start to the end of the study (treatment duration 6 weeks) ]
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|Dermacyd Silver Floral (Lactic Acid) - Compatibility - Stay on Floral
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|Study for Dermatological Evaluation of Topic Compatibility. Primary and Accumulated Dermical Irritability and Dermical Sensitivity for the Product Dermacyd PH_DESILSTY_FL (Lactic Acid).
|Brief Summary
Primary Objective:
To demonstrate the absence of irritation potential (primary dermic irritability and cumulated dermic irritability) and allergy (sensibilization) of the product Dermacyd PHDESILSTYFL.
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|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Drug: LACTIC ACID(ND)
Treatment duration: 6 weeks.
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|Experimental: Dermacyd Silver Floral (Lactic Acid)
Lactic Acid sample will be applied like a curative. Physiologic solution and mineral oil will be also used as a control sample
Intervention: Drug: LACTIC ACID(ND)
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Wild storms sweep across east coast
Storms have left a trail of destruction across inland areas of Australia's east coast.
Among the worst-hit regions are Canberra in the ACT, Albury Wodonga in Victoria, and Aramac in Queensland.
One man has been killed by a falling tree in the Canberra suburb of Curtin as winds gusted at more than 100 kilometres-an-hour.
The storm has also damaged roofs and caused the temporary closure of the airport.
Emergency Services Authority (ESA) spokesman Tony Graham says around 30 calls for help have been received so far, but many more are expected.
"There are a lot of trees down - there's certainly been a number of calls," Mr Graham said.
SES spokesman Phil Campbell says Albury had the most damage, with roofs blowing off several homes and around 100 households calling for assistance.
But he says it was a calmer storm that hit Sydney.
"The SES has received only around 20 requests for assistance and these have generally been for very light damage," he said.
He says the storm's expected to travel to the Hunter region overnight.
Riverina, Albury Wodonga
In north-east Victoria and the southern Riverina, damage estimates are rising after a violent storm with freak winds.
Emergency services say up to 200 homes have been damaged in the Albury Wodonga district, while thousands of homes are without power.
Extra repair crews are being brought into the area from as far as Broken Hill.
Students were sent home from one school because of tree damage and residents of a retirement home had to be moved.
One resident, Pat, says the storm was frightening.
"It looks like a mini-tornado has just ripped a swathe through the top of Huon Creek Valley outside Wodonga," Pat said.
"I've never seen anything like it in my life."
In the small western Queensland town of Aramac, homes, cars and the local hospital have been seriously damaged.
About 40 houses have lost their roofs and strong winds downed power lines.
Aramac publican Mike Downey says the town is without electricity, and time and sheet metal is strewn everywhere.
Mr Downey says residents are out in force to clean-up damaged property.
"High winds just so high it just tore everything apart, rain with it and a bit of hail," he said.
"She's pretty bad - I haven't seen that here.
"We wanted some rain but we didn't want it like that."
Meanwhile, the New South Wales Government has declared Maclean on the state's north coast a natural disaster zone after severe storms hit the community yesterday afternoon.
Eighty SES and fire brigade crew have attended to 115 calls for emergency help after the town was pounded by severe winds and golf ball-sized hail.
The Minister for Emergency Services, Tony Kelly, says he has never seen so much wind damage from a single thunderstorm.
Mr Kelly says SES volunteers are working to secure property ahead more storm activity.
"There are more storms predicted and some of the weather is significant now, and so the SES are working as quickly as possible to make sure that any houses that need to be tarped are tarped before the storm comes," he said.
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Port-of-Spain North/St Ann's West MP Stuart Young says Government is moving full speed ahead to clean up corruption at the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA).
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WOW...What a love
Monday, September 10, 2012
"Wow…What a love!" When last were you able to make that comment? Have you ever witnessed love that is so pure and seemingly never-ending? Maybe you have by witnessing or experiencing one or more of the following events:
• Family and friends embracing at the airport;
• A kidnap victim being reunited with loved ones;
• A dog demonstrating its happiness to see its owners return home;
• A newborn looking into mummy's eyes for the first time;
• A parent and/or teacher hearing that a 'promising student' IS in the top one hundred;
• The initial conversations with a boyfriend or girlfriend that could have gone on forever;
• Getting your favourite meal just the way you like it when you wanted it;
• Seeing a baby make their first steps;
• A small child eating an entire ice cream cone;
• A spontaneous act of heroism without any thought for self or reward;
• Newlyweds on their way to the honeymoon;
• Daddy giving a piggy-back ride that was thoroughly enjoyed by every family member;
• Your favourite athlete or team deservedly winning the overall title/prize;
• Finally receiving the gift you have always longed for.
I'm sure you'll agree; there is a lot more that can be added to that already long list. Each event speaks volumes emotionally and each is a joy to witness or experience. Day in and day out these occurrences speak of priceless moments where others are able to admirably look on and exclaim "Wow…What a love!" Some are even tempted to become jealous and question how fair is this life. Some may even feel that it's definitely only for a select few and as a consequence, may not believe that they too can experience what others have experienced, but learn quickly. Some wait for it to happen and some do what they can to make it happen. This, in spite of the challenges or hardships faced. Regardless of what we may perceive as our limitations, we are all deserving of LOVE… UNCONDITIONAL LOVE! We may feel that we have to earn this love to receive it, but it can and should be given without us having to do anything to obtain it. With all its twists and turns, I daresay that life is still fair and full of unexpected loving moments. We all have painful experiences, but it doesn't mean that we will never again have pleasurable ones. What are your expectations? Good and bad things will happen to everyone. Take heart!!! The fact that you got up this morning and you are still breathing IS WORTH REJOICING ABOUT!
What we both face may be different, but we can all expect and experience a love that is pure and true. Such a love does exist for me and for you! It's God's love and Yes, HIS LOVE is unconditional! No matter what you go through, know that with his help and guidance you can get through life's situations. At times we may be tempted to feel sorry for ourselves, or we may come down hard on ourselves because of mistakes made. No one is immune… we all make mistakes or experience hurt. Others, due to their own hurts and incorrect choices, may knowingly or unknowingly fail or disappoint us; but we can, with God's help, forgive them. It's a choice that we can and must make IF we are to experience all of the loving experiences we can. Remember, what we wish for others can be our experience so wish others well. Look again at the remarkable situations highlighted above. They all give a glimpse of what love looks like, but are a minuscule representation of God's love available to us. I encourage you to search daily for opportunities to see others as God sees them; worthy of the good things…just like us! Worthy of an abundance of love! This understanding, I got from the source of love; God, who is love! Our minds can't fathom just how much we are loved by God! "Wow…What a love!" Please send your questions and comments to Don La Foucade at [email protected]


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Twilight takes home seven Razzies for the WORST films of the year
HOLLYWOOD didn't just celebrate the best films of the year last night.
While Tinseltown gave itself a collective pat on the back at the Oscars, the Razzie Awards "celebrated" the worst films of the year.
And despite raking in a shedload of cash at the box office, the final part of the Twilight saga - Breaking Dawn: Part 2 - won the most Golden Raspberries.
Picking up the awards for Worst Picture, Worst Screen Ensemble and Worst Actress for Kristen Stewart, the film has been classed as 2012's biggest turkey.
It also won Worst Remake, Rip-off or Sequel, Worst Director for Bill Condon, Worst Supporting Actor for Taylor Lautner and Worst Screen Couple for Taylor and Mackenzie Foy.
Robert Pattinson managed to avoid winning any of the awards personally.
Strangely, the cast stayed away from the Razzies ceremony.
Other big "winners" included Rihanna for Worst Supporting Actress in Battleship and Adam Sandler for Worst Actor in That's My Boy.
The Razzies are seen as an antidote to the lovey-fest of the Oscars.
Winners rarely turn up but Halle Berry made a memorable appearance in the year she won Worst Actress for Catwoman.
The good sport mocked her Oscar-winning speech and won praise for taking the award on the chin.
Twilight star Kristen Stewart was too busy presenting an award at the Oscars to collect her prize, however...


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Twinkies, A Sweet Comeback. What's Your Favorite Snack? [POLL]
America's favorite sponge cake is coming back! Should be back in stores July 15. Did you miss them? "America wanted Hostess back — they wanted the original. Very soon consumers will once again be able to enjoy Twinkies, CupCakes and other great Hostess snack cakes. A comeback by any other name could never be as sweet," Daren Metropoulos, principal of Metropoulos & Co., said in a statement to ABC News.
Be honest, did you really miss them? I was just more upset that the original "Hostess" company went under than the fact that there were no more Twinkies. My favorites were Ding Dongs. Yeah, I'm a sucker for chocolate!
What is your favorite snack food? Chips, Crackers, cookies?