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DPI Improves Contrast Ratio Of Mercury HD ProjectorContrast ratio has been increased nearly fifty-percent to 4000:1 (March 09, 2005)
Digital Projection International (DPI), an Emmy Award-winning manufacturer of high-performance projection systems, announced an improved contrast ratio of its MERCURY HD home entertainment projector. The contrast ratio has been increased nearly fifty-percent, from 2800:1 to 4000:1.
Already highly regarded for its imaging quality and host of features relative to its price, DPI feels the contrast upgrade positions the MERCURY HD to deliver an absolute best-in-class viewing experience. While creating the highest-contrast home entertainment projectors available today, DPI was also able to retain the full ANSI lumen light output of 1,600 lumens, further positioning the MERCURY HD as the best choice for home cinema, home media and entertainment applications of varying screen sizes.
"There is no factor more important to having the ultimate cinema experience at home than picture quality," said George Walter, home cinema marketing manager, Digital Projection, Inc. "By improving the MERCURY HD's contrast, yet still providing enough brightness for screens up to 15-feet-wide, Digital Projection has set a new benchmark for home entertainment projectors, of any class."
DPI recently announced other upgrades to the MERCURY HD, in addition to higher the contrast, including an ultra-low noise level of less than 35db, which is achieved through a novel approach to chassis cooling.
"We're working as hard today as we did at the genesis of our company in 1989, to advance the capabilities of projection technology," added Walter. "The recent improvements we've made to our MERCURY HD are evidence of the commitment to innovation and world-class visual entertainment that defines our company and the Digital Projection brand."
All current and future shipments of the native 720p MERCURY HD feature the contrast improvement.
About Digital Projection International
Founded in 1989, Digital Projection International (DPI) has been instrumental in the development and application of Digital Light Processing(tm) technology by Texas Instruments for projection systems. DPI introduced the world's first 3-chip DLP(tm) projector in 1997, and has since delivered expert system engineering and world-class customer services, thus maintaining its position as a digital imaging pioneer.
DPI's groundbreaking projection research and development has garnered the admiration of industry professionals around the world. This has included many awards, including two Emmy� Awards for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Development by the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. DPI remains the first and only projector manufacturer to win the coveted award.
Today, DPI manufactures and distributes an extensive line of ultra high-performance 3-chip and single-chip DLP(tm) projection systems. These projectors are the reference standard for demanding applications such as large-venue, live-event staging, Fortune 5000, Homeland Security, education, medical and scientific research, command and control, digital cinema, commercial entertainment, Worship and elite home cinema
For more information: www.digitalprojection.com or www.digitalprojection.co.uk.
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After a tumultuous fortnight, Eoghan O'Neill deserves a change of luck, and the appropriately named Start Over can provide it by landing the William Hill Handicap at Sandown Park this afternoon.
The Newmarket trainer had eight horses taken away from his yard recently and then saw his month-old daughter rushed to hospital with suspected meningitis. Fortunately, she is making a good recovery.
Start Over won twice inside a week, at Lingfield and Redcar, in July, before finishing a good third to Turbo at Doncaster over 10 furlongs.
However, the case for supporting him at double-digit odds today rests on his latest start, when he was fourth to Bishr at Bath over a mile. That not only represented a career-best, but Start Over was hampered and struck into during the race, which made it all the more meritorious.
Start Over, who runs off the same Handicap mark, should be suited by returning to a mile and a quarter, and few jockeys ride Sandown better than his partner, Pat Eddery.
Alafzar did this column a favour on Thursday when bolting up at Chester and David Evans is wasting no time in seeking a quick follow-up by running his improving four year-old at the same track this afternoon.
The Green Desert gelding comfortably beat Curfew at Yarmouth three weeks ago and the value of that form was underlined when the runner-up won her next two starts in taking style.
After a decent effort over an inadequate trip at Goodwood, Alafzar won with plenty in hand 48 hours ago when reverting to seven furlongs. Drawn next the inside rail, he travelled supremely well and quickly settled matters in the short home straight to win by three lengths.
He incurs a 6lb penalty for that success but that does not look harsh. The slightly longer trip will not be an inconvenience as he has won over a mile on the all-weather. Significantly, he has another ideal draw in stall No 2.
The Solario Stakes looks particularly open this year but Indian Haven makes appeal at potentially decent odds against more-fancied rivals.
Paul D'Arcy's Indian Ridge colt was well backed to make a winning debut at Yarmouth eight weeks ago and scored impressively. He then took a step up in class by contesting the Group 2 Gimcrack Stakes and ran far better than his finishing position indicates as he was quite badly hampered at halfway.
Indian Haven (3.10 Sandown) 3pts win.
Start Over (3.45 Sandown) 3pts win
(12-1 generally).
Alafazar (4.00 Chester) 4pts win.
Stakes are on a scale of 1-20pts.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] Being a creation directed by Alpgiray M. Ugurlu, this feature film in English (subtitles) was presented in 2013. This film, a creation of Alpgiray M. Ugurlu and Ilke Kelesoglu, is an original production of Turkey. You can watch Uvertür online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Turkish at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2013.
Rating: 5 by 29 users./
Runtime: 92 minutes
Burak Turker, Omer Faruk Yildirim, Yucel Yuksel, Mustafa Simsek, Ozge Gonan, Gozde Kisa, Tuba Olcener, Cafer S. Hadimioglu, Dogus Akyuz, Mustafa Payat and Duygu Naciye Ergun.
Drama, Science fiction.
92-minute film (full movie) directed by Alpgiray M. Ugurlu.
The original audio of Uvertür has dialogues in or Turkish, it was produced in Turkey.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2013.
Screenplay written by Alpgiray M. Ugurlu and Ilke Kelesoglu.
Baris Akyüz.
Alpgiray M. Ugurlu, Baris Akyüz, Hakan Hucum, Burak Turker and Ilke Kelesoglu.
Composed by Feridun Emre Dursun.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Uvertür has a duration of 92 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Turkish in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Following an attempted coup in Burundi last week, the United States has voiced concerns over the state of the East African nation.
(READ MORE: Burundi army general allegedly stages a coup)
The US has said that it is startled by reports of retaliatory attacks in the capital, Bujumbura after the failed coup on 13 May. The main coup leader, Godefroid Niyombare who is still at large tried to overthrow Burundi's president Pierre Nkurunziza while he was away in neighbouring Tanzania.
"The United States urgently calls on President Nkurunziza to condemn and stop the use of violence by the police and the ruling party's Imbonerakure youth militias against those who participated in protests against a third term," the Americans said in a statement.
With the presidential elections slated for 26 June, Nkurunziza continues to defy international pressure to withdraw from the elections. Furthermore, the president has rejected calls to delay the elections saying that 'such a move would worsen the current situation'.
"The United States supports the rule of law and opposes attempts to seize power unlawfully. The United States also believes the Arusha Agreement that ended Burundi's horrific civil war must remain the foundation for the country's stability and post-war reconciliation," said the US.
So far, Belguim has suspended aid for the country's elections stating that they will not disburse about 2.2 million US dollars it had pledged to organize the elections. On the other hand, Netherlands has said it is reviewing its commitment to the country.
The world's largest economy has also stated that they will no longer provide military training as this goes against its laws. The US further condemns acts by the military that are in violation to any human rights.
"We support the recent decision by the African Union to delay the next deployment of Burundian troops to the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM), and note that continued instability and violence in Burundi, and in particular the commission of human rights abuses by security forces, could jeopardize Burundi's ability to continue to contribute to the AMISOM peacekeeping mission," the US stated.
Meanwhile, international rating agency Moody's has today given Burundi a credit negative outlook stating that the worsening political situation of the country continues to affect the reforms undertaken.
Additionally, the agency has stated that there is a likelihood of further disruptions of economic activity
"The crisis has the potential to reignite longstanding ethnic hostilities between Hutus and Tutsis and further destabilize the East African region, a salient reminder of broader political event risk across the continent," Moody's noted.
Burundi's economy has grown by more than 4 per cent annually since 2012 despite several constraints. In 2014 the economy grew by 4.7 per cent up from 4.3 per cent in 2013.
Last year the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that the country's medium term economic outlook remains bleak with risks arising from political uncertainties ahead of the general elections and 'vulnerability to external shocks given Burundi's narrow export base'.
According to Venuste Karambazi an independent analyst based in Rwanda, the president's decision to run for office is set to put a damper on the struggling economy.
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"Burundi is a poor country, so when there are riots like the case now these contribute to weakening the economy more and more. The capital is paralysed, trade is paralysed other social activities come to a stop. This implies a danger for the economy which is already weak. If the situation continues we risk having a Burundian economy that is destroyed," Karambazi said.


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Sharks also win again, UNCW hall nominations are open and East Columbus has a football coach in mind.
UNCW men's basketball coach Buzz Peterson filled the final vacancy on his coaching staff, according to sources with knowledge of the hiring.
Kevin Easley, who spent last season working as an assistant for Eddie Biedenbach at UNC-Asheville, will be the director of basketball operations in 2013-14. The position remained vacant last season, in part to help the athletic department save money after Dante Calabria was promoted to assistant coach. Graduate manager Josh Snyder handled most of the operations duties when the team was on the road.
Easley is a Tennessee native and former player at Austin Peay. Prior to joining Bied-enbach at UNCA, he spent one season as a coach for the Team Loaded AAU program as well as five years as an assistant at UNC- Greensboro and High Point.
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Tyler Bolton (East Carolina) had another great outing on the mound for the Wilmington Sharks (3-3, 17-16) in a 5-1 win over the Morehead City Marlins (4-3, 16-19) on Wednesday night.
The game was highlighted by great pitching from both teams. Bolton threw eight innings as he gave up one run on three hits and struck out four to improve his record to 4-0 on the year. Ben Fuchs also threw well for the Marlins as he tossed six innings and gave up four runs and three hits and now moves to 3-1 on the year.
The Sharks will play host to the Edenton Steamers tonight with a 7:05 p.m. first pitch.
– From staff reports
Nominations are being solicited for the 10th induction of the UNCW Athletic Hall of Fame, scheduled for early in 2014.
The UNCW Athletic Hall of Fame honors former student-athletes, coaches and administrators, as well as longtime contributors, at the institution. According to the Hall's criteria, candidates must have made outstanding contributions during their association with the university. If a student-athlete, the individual must have left the university in good academic standing. If a teacher-coach or administrator, the candidate must have held that position for at least five years.
Nomination forms are available on UNCWsports.com or may be obtained at the Athletic Communications Office in the Nixon Annex adjacent to Trask Coliseum. Call Joe Browning at 962-3236 for more information.
East Columbus High School is expected to nominate Chris Haney for its football coach vacancy. He would have to be approved at the Columbus County school board meeting Monday.
Athletic director Karl Bracey would neither confirm nor deny that Haney is the top choice, but he said a name had been recommended for the board's approval.
If approved, Haney would replace Toby Kasell, who stepped down in early June to take a position closer to home at Leland Middle School. Haney was an assistant football coach at New Hanover last season.
– Hannah DelaCourt
The second round of the Area II American Legion baseball playoffs starts Friday as Wilmington takes on Whiteville in a best-of-5 series. Game 1 is in Whiteville on Friday night, with Games 2 and 3 at Buck Hardee Field in Wilmington on Saturday and Sunday.
If necessary, Game 4 will be in Whiteville on Monday and Game 5 in Wilmington on Tuesday. All games start at 7 p.m. For more information, follow on Facebook at "Wilmington Post 10 Baseball."
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Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) target price raised to $350.00, reported today by Pivotal Research
- Updated: September 26, 2016
Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) had its target price raised to $350.00 by Pivotal Research in a report released 09/26/2016. The new target price indicates a possible upside of 0.28% based on the company's last stock close price.
Previously on 9/12/2016, Vetr Inc. reported about Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) raised the target price from $0.00 to $300.54. At the time, this indicated a possible upside of 0.14%.
Yesterday Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR) traded -0.71% lower at $273.87. The company's 50-day moving average is $260.55 and its 200-day moving average is $227.73. The last stock close price is up 20.37% from the 200-day moving average, compared to the S&P 500 which has decreased -0.01% over the same time. 201,451 shares of the stock were exchanged, down from an average trading volume of 2,410,810
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Charter Communications Inc. has a 52 week low of $156.13 and a 52 week high of $279.95 with a P/E ratio of 12.24 The company's market cap is currently $0.
In addition to Pivotal Research reporting its target price, a total of 1 firm has reported on the stock. The consensus target price is $0.50 with 0 firms rating the stock a strong buy, 0 firms rating the stock a buy, 0 firms rating the stock a hold, 0 firms rating the stock a underperform, and finally 0 firms rating the stock a sell.
About Charter Communications Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR)
Charter Communications, Inc. (Charter) is a provider of cable services, offering various entertainments, information and communications solutions to residential and commercial customers. The Company's services include Video Services, Internet Services, Voice Services, Commercial Services and Advertising Services. Its infrastructure consists of a hybrid of fiber and coaxial cable plant with approximately 12.8 million estimated passings, with over 98% at approximately 550 megahertz (MHz) or greater, over 99% of plant miles two-way active and approximately 100% of plant all-digital. It sells its video, Internet and voice services primarily on a subscription basis, often in a bundle of two or more services. It offers Charter Spectrum brand in its all-digital markets. Digital video enables its customers to access advanced video services, such as high definition (HD) television, video on demand programming, an interactive program guide and digital video recorder (DVR) service.
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Sympatico's mail service sucks. I've been living with this for weeks… timeouts on the SMTP server, and mail sitting in my inbox for days at a time. I can receive mail, but I'm basically mute when it comes to sending it. Time to start looking around for a new service provider, methinks.
Matthew, if you're looking for the Christmas list, here is the email I am currently trying to send you…
Christopher is getting himself a snowboard. Snowboard accessories would be good — goofy but cool hat, or book with snowboarding moves, or… you get the idea. Alternatively, I am going to the Dive Shop and get some accessories that we can use for the advanced diving cert. Specifically, I am going to buy him a dive knife. So, if there's a dive shop in your area, then that's a potentially good idea too. The stuff he has today is only the basic stuff – mask, fins, snorkel, regulator, boots, gloves. So, a slate, or a signal sausage, or a dive watch or… all are fine things. The dive watch might be out of the range you want to spend.
Jonathan's big gift this year was Age of Mythology. If you found him something to go with that it would be perfect. There's usually a tricks and tips book out. He had other stuff on his list, but I am at a loss to remember what it was. He's at a funny age though – outgrowing the lego but still not sure if he's old enough to be a teen. Goofy snowboard stuff might be good for him too.
Michael, Ben, and Peter all wanted Bey Blades, Lego systems, and Lego Bionicles. We got some Bionicles for each of them (new series only), plus some Lego. More Lego is always welcome. There are no Bey Blades in Ottawa, but Michael did get some for his Birthday.
As for Janice and myself… well, I'd love a subscription to Taunton Press's Fine Gardening, but I think Janice is partial to the Lee Valley Tools stainless steel compost bucket. The compost bucket, of course, can be delivered directly to us by mail, and might be the better choice.


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Canton Debuts In -Ceiling Loudspeakers
The Canton InCeiling 50 an InCeiling 70 are two-way free-air designs with pivoting 1-inch aluminum dome tweeters and 5-1/4- and 6-1/2-inch polypropylene woofers respectively.
MINNEAPOLIS, MN (4/7/04) - Canton has introduced two new loudspeaker models designed for in -ceiling installation. The Canton InCeiling 50 an InCeiling 70 are two -way free -air designs with pivoting 1 -inch aluminum dome tweeters and 5 -1/4 - and 6 -1/2 -inch polypropylene woofers respectively. The pivoting tweeter allows the speaker's sound field to be adjusted to suit the acoustics of the room.
Canton's InCeiling speakers are designed for essentially invisible installation, and with paintable frames and grilles that can be modified for any decor. They are also designed to be simple to install, and they have gold -plated clamping -speaker terminals for a very solid connection that won't work loose with age.
The InCeiling 50 has an overall diameter of 8 inches and a mounting depth of 3 -1/2 inches. It has a frequency range from 50 to 30,000 Hz, and is rated for amplifiers up to 100 watts. The InCeiling 50 is currently available at a suggested retail price of $400 per pair.
The InCeiling 70 has an overall diameter of 9 -5/8 inches and a mounting depth of 4 -1/4 inches. It has a frequency range from 45 to 30,000 Hz, and is rated for amplifiers up to 100 watts. The InCeiling 70 is currently available at a suggested retail price of $500 per pair.
Canton is the largest manufacturer and best -selling brand of loudspeakers in Germany. It was founded in 1973 by a group of audio enthusiasts who defined their mission "to always develop the finest loudspeakers in their class." For more information about this and other fine Canton products, visit http://www.cantonusa.com or call 612 -706 -9250.


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Mapping Personal Trip OD from Probe Data
The paper analyses the expected value of OD volumes from probe with fixed error, error that is proportional to zone size and inversely proportional to zone size. To add realism to the analysis, real trip ODs in the Tokyo Metropolitan Region are synthesised. The results show that for small zone coding with average radius of 1.1km, and fixed measurement error of 100m, an accuracy of 70% can be expected. The equivalent accuracy for medium zone coding with average radius of 5km would translate into a fixed error of approximately 300m. As expected small zone coding is more sensitive than medium zone coding as the chances of the probe error envelope falling into adjacent zones are higher. For the same error radii, error proportional to zone size would deliver higher level of accuracy. As over half (54.8%) of the trip ends start or end at zone with equivalent radius of ≤ 1.2 km and only 13% of trips ends occurred at zones with equivalent radius ≥2.5km, measurement error that is proportional to zone size such as mobile phone would deliver higher level of accuracy. The synthesis of real OD with different probe error characteristics have shown that expected value of >85% is difficult to achieve for small zone coding with average radius of 1.1km. For most transport applications, OD matrix at medium zone coding is sufficient for transport management. From this study it can be drawn that GPS with error range between 2 and 5m, and at medium zone coding (average radius of 5km) would provide OD estimates greater than 90% of the expected value. However, for a typical mobile phone operating error range at medium zone coding the expected value would be lower than 85%. This paper assumes transmission of one origin and one destination positions from the probe. However, if multiple positions within the origin and destination zones are transmitted, map matching to transport network could be performed and it would greatly improve the accuracy of the probe data.
Keywords: Probe ; Mobile phone ; GPS ; Origin destination ; Location based system
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Health care costs only head in one direction – upwards. That's true for humans and pets, so it's not surprising that health insurance is a hot topic. In 2015, Americans spent almost $16 billion on pet health care. As many pet owners have learned, pet care can be expensive. According to Consumer Reports, cancer treatments can exceed $5,000 a day. Although, 76.40% of pet owners have heard of pet insurance, only about 1 percent of North American pets are covered by insurance.
The first thing to know is that pet insurance is not standardized – each insurer offers its own mix of coverage, premiums, and co-pays. Normally, pet insurance reimburses you for some of the payments you make to your veterinarian after you submit a claim form and an itemized receipt. However, at least one large insurer now pays your vet directly. Unlike health care for humans, most pet health insurance doesn't involve networks – you can choose your vet as you see fit.
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Some policies pay a flat percentage of covered care cost after you pay a deductible. Other insurers calculate reimbursements based on customary costs in your area. A policy may cap annual payments (usually between $5,000 and $15,000) but a couple have no annual limit. Premiums are based on species and breed of your pet, its age and general health. Almost always, pre-existing conditions are not covered, and pets over a certain age won't qualify for insurance. Furthermore, certain breeds are subject to excluded conditions, such as hip dysplasia in German shepherds.
Pet owners need to evaluate several factors to decide whether insurance makes sense and, if so, how much to purchase. You can pick a plan that covers accidents and illness, or one that covers only accidents. Some plans also cover wellness – routine examinations, flea treatments, etc. In 2014, accident and illness insurance averaged annual premiums of $473 for dogs and $285 for cats, whereas accident-only policies charged $158 for dogs and $132 for cats.
These are some of the compelling reasons to buy pet insurance:
- 1. Treatment costs: Many pet owners can't afford to spend several thousand dollars to treat their pets, yet cannot bear the prospect of euthanasia as the only alternative. A monthly insurance premium bill between $20 and $50 might make a life-and-death difference for your pet.
- 2. Risky lifestyles: Some pets face a greater likelihood of accident or illness. For example, indoor/outdoor cats are exposed to dangers that indoor-only cats avoid. The same is true for dogs allowed to roam the neighborhood during the day.
- 3. Expensive pets: A purebred dog or cat can cost hundreds or thousands of dollars to purchase. If you want to show the pet in competition or breed it, your expenses will be even higher. Pet insurance helps to protect your investment by limiting your out-of-pocket expenses should your pet become injured or ill.
- 4. Member of family: Many owners view their pets as family members and would do everything possible to care for them. These owners would no sooner skip pet insurance than they would insurance on their children. By buying insurance, owners don't have to choose between their pets and their wallets.
- 5. The worry factor: Pet insurance can't prevent an injury, but it can reduce the worry that you won't be able to pay for treatment. Modern life is stressful, so the peace of mind provided by pet insurance is a welcome relief to many owners.
- 6. Handcuffing the vet: Veterinarians can treat a wide range of pet ailments, but some of the treatments are expensive. Your vet may have the tools and treatment to save a pet's life, but not the financial resources to absorb the costs. Buying pet insurance allows vets greater latitude to treat your pet even when the cost is high.
You can take additional steps to lower your insurance and care costs. A spayed or neutered animal has reduced risk of certain health problems, including some cancers. An insurance provider might charge less for altered pets. You can also help reduce care costs by protecting your pet from parasites and ensuring it receives all necessary vaccinations in a timely fashion.
If you decide you do want to purchase pet insurance, make sure you compare the costs and benefits of several policies.


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The town of Elk Ridge needs saving from itself….There's not enough water being provided by the local dam, Sheriff Laatsch is letting outlaws go free and the town's banker is crooked.Flip Nickerson is college educated and has a promising future.But his best friend Red Kyle is being branded an outlaw and in the Old West, when you're called an outlaw, it doesn't take long before you're forced to live up to your name.When Flip is offered the chance to become deputy sheriff he can't pass up the opportunity. He swears an oath to uphold the law – but what does this mean for the future of his friendship with the now outlaw Red?And it's not long before Flip realises that as an authority in the town, you quickly have more enemies than you have friends.To make things worse, the love of his life Grace has a brother hell-bent on breaking the law.And when Flip gets elected The Sheriff of Elk Ridge – rather than just deputy – he has a choice to make – does he go easy on his friends, or does he live by the oath that he swore?The town's water crisis needs solving, and outlaws need catching.One thing is for sure, lives will be lost. But will Flip Nickerson be able to save Elk Ridge, keep his friends, and get the girl? The Sheriff of Elk Ridge is a classic tale of the Old West, where trouble is never too far away… Praise for Mason Macrae'A classic of the genre.' – Tom Kasey, bestselling author of Trade Off.Mason Macrae is a prolific author of Western literature, creating some of the most thrilling novels on the Wild West from the past century. Other titles from Mason Macrae include The Bounty Hunter, Two Gun Troubadour, Black Sheep, The Distant Hills and Bitter Basin.
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A Vandalia man who was arrested on methamphetamine charges twice in a three-month period was sentenced to prison on Monday after pleading guilty.
Eric L. Hohlt, 45, was sentenced to 18 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of participation in methamphetamine manufacturing.
Hohlt was sentenced to nine years on each of the two counts, with the sentences to be served consecutively, according to court records.
Each of the counts is a Class X felony, punishable by up to 40 years in prison.
After an extensive investigation by Fayette County Coroner Bruce Bowen into the Feb. 19 crash on U.S. Route 51 south of Vandalia, a conclusion as to the cause of the crash has been reached.
Two people lost their lives in this crash, 22-year-old Joshua Jezek of Sandoval and 74-year-old Robert Norris of Vernon.
Members of the Vandalia Woman's Club are shown writing letters to this area's U.S. senators and to Congressman John Shimkus (R-Ill., 19th District) asking that they deny the transfer of land from the Shawnee National Forest to Peabody Coal Co.
From left to right are Mary Truitt, Euna Francisco, Darleen McKenna, Grace Lebold, Rae Evans, Wilma Brown, guest Elaine Bush and Peg Dees.
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After hearing a number of people express interest about the Marathon sign at the former Tri-County Petroleum property, the city of Vandalia has taken the sign to Liberty Stop, Drop and More for placement on eBay.
Relay team holds trivia night
The Harvesters of Hope Relay for Life team will hold a trivia night on Saturday, March 31, at Bethel Baptist Church, located northwest of Vandalia on Ill. Route 185.
A St. Louis man was killed in an accident near the Brownstown exit of Interstate 70 early Saturday morning.
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✔ TOPS IL 2490 will meet from 9:30-10:30 a.m. at First Baptist Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is from 9-9:30 a.m. For more information, contact Dovie Heaton-Bergin at 283-1729.
✔ TOPS IL 1872, Ramsey, will meet at the Christian Church in Ramsey. Weigh-in is at 6:20 p.m., and the meeting is at 7 p.m.
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✔ Alternative Education Programs classes will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. for school improvement.
Eight months into the fiscal year, the Vandalia Community School District has received only one of the quarterly categorical payments from the state. That amounts to a shortfall of about $500,000 in funding for items such as transportation, special education and the food program.
Additionally, the district has received no state funds for the Pre-K program that it reintroduced this year.
In the vocational area, the district has received only one of the four annual payments.
The Vandalia City Council took action to prohibit loitering on a downtown parking lot, then discussed at length taking the same action for two city lots.
Now that the streetscape has improved the appearance of Vandalia's downtown business district, one alderman said the city should consider action to make it more convenient for downtown shoppers.
But, Mayor Rick Gottman said, the city might not even be able to consider that action.
"I suggest that we begin a conversation on parking downtown," Alderman Andy Lester said at Monday's city council meeting.
"I would like to see us at least discuss … getting rid of parallel parking," Lester said.
With only one local contest on the ballot, light voter turnout was expected in Fayette County for Tuesday's primary election.
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Queryable.Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult> Method
Merges two sequences by using the specified predicate function.
Assembly: System.Core (in System.Core.dll)
public static IQueryable<TResult> Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult>( this IQueryable<TFirst> source1, IEnumerable<TSecond> source2, Expression<Func<TFirst, TSecond, TResult>> resultSelector )
Type Parameters
- TFirst
The type of the elements of the first input sequence.
- TSecond
The type of the elements of the second input sequence.
- TResult
The type of the elements of the result sequence.
- source1
- Type: System.Linq.IQueryable<TFirst>
The first sequence to merge.
- source2
- Type: System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<TSecond>
The second sequence to merge.
- resultSelector
- Type: System.Linq.Expressions.Expression<Func<TFirst, TSecond, TResult>>
A function that specifies how to merge the elements from the two sequences.
Return ValueType: System.Linq.IQueryable<TResult>
An IQueryable<T> that contains merged elements of two input sequences.
Usage NoteIn Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type IQueryable<TFirst>. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see Extension Methods (Visual Basic) or Extension Methods (C# Programming Guide).
source1or source2 is null.
The Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult> method generates a MethodCallExpression that represents calling Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult> itself as a constructed generic method. It then passes the MethodCallExpression to the CreateQuery<TElement>(Expression) method of the IQueryProvider represented by the Provider property of the source1 parameter.
The method merges each element of the first sequence with an element that has the same index in the second sequence. If the sequences do not have the same number of elements, the method merges sequences until it reaches the end of one of them. For example, if one sequence has three elements and the other one has four, the resulting sequence will have only three elements.
The following code example demonstrates how to use the Zip<TFirst, TSecond, TResult> method to merge two sequences.
int[] numbers = { 1, 2, 3, 4 }; string[] words = { "one", "two", "three" }; var numbersAndWords = numbers.AsQueryable().Zip(words, (first, second) => first + " " + second); foreach (var item in numbersAndWords) Console.WriteLine(item); // This code produces the following output: // 1 one // 2 two // 3 three
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The City of Prince George is committed to ensuring all residents have equitable accessibility to participate in services, programs, and community life. The City offers a variety of initiatives, aiming to make our community more inclusive for people of all ages and abilities.
The City of Prince George is developing an Age-Friendly Plan that aspires to create a community where people of all ages have a sense of belonging and live safely, actively, affordably, and barrier-free.
The City of Prince George's Advisory Committee on Accessibility aims to remove physical and social barriers, which impede the full participation of all citizens in every aspect of community life. The Committee seeks to advise Council, increase public awareness, and solicit feedback about accessibility issues, including those affecting people with mobility devices, seniors, and the general public.
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This non-profit organization provides resources, helping to explain and address web accessibility issues.
For those people who have a permanent physical disability, have difficulty moving their cart to the curbside or collection point, and do not have another person to assist them, the City may be able to provide assistance. City crews will move your cart to the collection point and return them at the end of the collection day.
To apply for this service or to view more details on how to qualify for this service, use the
Set Out/ Set Back Garbage Collection application.
The City of Prince George has a variety of programs and resources for developers and homeowners wishing to construct more accessible housing.
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accessible housing incentives, resources and programs.
The City of Prince George aims to provide a variety of accessible recreation opportunities for all residents, including programs for seniors, children, people with disabilities, and people with mobility devices.
View the descriptions and contact information below of all accessible recreation programs available.
People in wheelchairs can shoot some hoops at a nearby basketball court. From September to April, for youth and adults within wheelchairs, there are accessible basketball games and programs available.
Contact Pat Harris at 250-563-6942 for more details or to register.
Bocce is a sport similar to lawn bowling. Accessible bocce programs are available in the wintertime for children, youth, and adults with mobility devices and/ or disabilities.
Contact Judy Dix at 250-563-6749 for more details or to register.
People in wheelchairs can have some fun with their friends at the curling rink. For youth and adults within wheelchairs, from September to April, there are accessible curling games and programs available.
Contact Joe at 250-962-8470 (home) or 250-962-3704 (work) for more details or to register.
For children who are clients of the Child Development Centre, accessible options are available for skating. Program and recreation leaders at both the Family Y and the Child Development Centre have participated in specialized training, ensuring programs are accessible by all children and youth, regardless of ability.
Contact Angela Neath at 250-563-7168 for more details or to register.
Downhill skiing is accessible for all people of different ages and abilities. The Disabled Skiers of BC offers a program at the Purden Ski Village, 40 minutes east of Prince George, off Highway 16.
Contact Joan Lasure at 250-564-6293 for more details or to register.
All ages and abilities can enjoy leisure opportunities and programs at the pool. Care providers are provided free admission at the
Four Seasons Leisure Pool or P.G. Aquatic Centre, when accompanying a customer with a disability or mobility device.
This Sunday swim is FREE for anyone with a disability, and their immediate family. The program runs from the first Sunday after Labour Day to the last Sunday in June, from 10:00am to 11:30am, at the Four Seasons Leisure Pool.
Each aquatic facility has a zero depth entry into the leisure/wave pool, water wheel chair and a main pool chair lift, assisting in uninterrupted pool access. The P.G. Aquatic Centre provides ramp access into the hot tub and disabled change rooms ensuring an enjoyable aquatic experience.
For more information on pool features, please call 250-561-7787.
Horseback riding is not only therapeutic; it provides an opportunity to enjoy the beauty of nature along the trails in the City. For children, youth and adults, from May to October, an accessible program for therapeutic horseback riding is available.
Contact Barb Warkentine at 250-962-5082 for more details or to register.
The YMCA of Northern BC provides fitness programs for all ages and abilities, including specific programming and instruction for seniors. The Family Y is also in close proximity to the Prince George Community Seniors Park located beside Masich Place Stadium.
Program and recreation leaders at both the Family Y and the Child Development Centre have participated in specialized training, ensuring programs are accessible by all children and youth, regardless of ability.
Contact the YMCA of Northern BC at 250-562-9341 for more details or to register.
Did you know any person assisting a customer with a disability or mobility device is provided free admission to the City's recreation facilities? This does not include a personal or rehabilitation trainer.
Additionally, the following organizations will provide financial help to ensure all children have the opportunity to participate in sports and recreation:
Call 250-561-7600 to receive an application or ask more information.
Pick up an application at City Hall, the Aquatic Centre, or Four Seasons Leisure Pool.
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Leisure Access Program.
Call 250-562-9341 to receive more information.
The handyDART is an accessible, door-to-door, and shared transit service for people with permanent or temporary disabilities, preventing them from using fixed-route transit services without assistance from another person. The handyDART picks you up at your accessible door and drops you off at an accessible door of your destination.
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Other transit options include BC Transit's fixed-route buses, providing scheduled service to major destinations and residential areas at fixed scheduled times. BC Transit's fixed route buses accommodate people with mobility devices through providing courtesy seating and ramps to ensure people using mobility devices can get on and off the bus safely. Low-floor busses can kneel to lower the entry level of the bus, while smaller buses, identified as the "Community Bus" in the Rider's Guide, can accommodate up to two mobility devices on-board, including wheelchairs and most types of scooters. Each bus also has a loading ramp to help you get on and off the bus.
Benches at the front of these fixed-route buses can be raised, allowing mobility aids to strap in. For those who need help finding the right stop, the bus driver will call it out. When you get on the bus, please let the driver know what you need.
The accessible features on a bus can only be safely used at designated bus stops. These stops are identified by a white and blue decal featuring the International Symbol of Access. Customers using wheelchairs and scooters may board and exit from the bus only at accessible bus stops. To check if a stop is accessible, call the local transit info line: 250-563-0011.
View more details on BC Transit's accessible features on fixed-route buses.
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Dr. Mundo Build
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I really like the way mundo can be involved in most fights and walk away and laugh. I know their are probably some holes in this build but it suits the way I play and has allowed me to carry many a game where the carries weren't quite getting it done. This build is obviously quite reliant on farm and so the early warmogs and charging it up are the key to becoming a formidable force in any game.
mundo needs no introduction... he'll introduce his cleaver to your face and laugh while you try and hurt him
I've picked this set up because I find that just specking health seemed to be a bit empty .. taking a bit more armour early helped to make sure that you just don't end up being a magic resist tank as I spec more that way.. but this set up makes use of your masochism a bit more with the attack speed... the armour for resilience cd for ulti etc... and flat hp because your mundo in quints..
I'm quite used to this set up and it seems to work quite well.. by taking cleanse ghost I can typically ignore even more cc and beeline the carries quickly which means they waste more spells on me while my team brings the pain... I realise full well that with merc treads and burning agony and cleanse all this may seem redundant .. but in play I have found it to be quite effective... choose what works for you
its THE build I use to get the job done most times.. it means I have loads of health to soak up the pain.. magic resist in spades to ignore caster carries and get in their face.... and I get armour enough late game to negate the ad carries which usually become quite nasty only really in the late game...
warmogs is my item with this build .. if you can't farm and rush it ... this whole thing crumbles...
merc treads have mag resist and cc reduction .. lets you ignore everyone even more
spirit visage makes what you do even easier and more potent with the ulti
FON so you can laugh at casters and walk away from 80% of fights ok
atmas for damage and to give you the armour you need late game
it's really either starks.. or aegis to help your team.. really nice to contribute in this area...
Skill Sequence
I'm all for maxing cleaver real quick.. it's what makes or breaks mundo..
if you can chip away huge chunks of health at squishies and send em back you are laughing...
I'm still undecided as to whether to max burning agony or masochism first but on the numbers and being a mele char .. maso probably deals more damage with starks and atmas chucked in there...
Summoner Spells
cleanse ghost
appears redundant with his ulti as a sub ghost
burning agony already as cc reduction..
but these two seem to work really well for chasing down kills and denying those crafty buggers who thought theyd stunned you in time so you'd miss your ulti....
I love mundo..
I thoroughly enjoy playing him this way and I find he can really contribute to a team by just taking up the sole role of being annoying.. getting in their face and making sure they can't ignore you means that you start most fights.. you pick the places and the way things will go down.. you have to lead from the front to play this build and make it viable at all.. yes their are other people who are way more tank than mundo and who contribute in their own way.. but this mundo .. this way .. is just a lot of fun to play...


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The film
- All-Star Cast: Well, yeah.
- Box Office Bomb: The film only grossed $14.6 million on a $15 million budget and was one of the big flops of the 1985 Christmas season (possibly due to the Multiple Endings gimmick). However, it became a Cult Classic on video and cable (where all three endings appeared together).
- Casting Gag:
- Mr. Boddy can't stay for very long. In fact, he's just Lee Ving.
- This isn't the first time Mrs. Peacock's been involved in a manor murder mystery.
- Development Hell: The remake, which has been on and off in production since the late 00s, and had Gore Verbinski attached at one point. News of production began popping up again in 2016 however.
- Throw It In!: The famous "I hated her sooooooooooooooooo much... Flames! Flames on the side of my face! Breathing... breathe-... heaving breaths..." scene resulted from Madeleine Kahn taking the original line as written in the script (" Yes. I did it. I killed Yvette. I hated her.") and adding onto it, with the knowledge of director Jonathan Lynn (and no one else). You can see Tim Curry trying not to laugh, while Martin Mull and Christopher Lloyd are looking around wondering who gave her those lines.
- Vanilla Edition: The DVD and Blu-ray releases have no bonus features outside of the theatrical trailer. Jonathan Lynn was interested in recording a commentary for the Blu-ray, but Paramount Home Entertainment didn't have enough money for bonus features. A fan heard about this, and recorded a commentary for the film with Lynn and uploaded it to SoundCloud.
- Vindicated by Cable: HBO and broadcasts of this relatively inoffensive movie allowed Clue to stop being an Old Shame for the cast and crew and become a cult hit, even with an Audience Participation midnight show, as detailed in a long article by Buzzfeed.
- What Could Have Been: So many things could have been even greater...
- Carrie Fisher was supposed to play Miss Scarlet, but she had to go to rehab a week before filming began.
- Director Jonathan Lynn was a fan of Rowan Atkinson and wanted him to play Wadsworth, but the producers said that Atkinson wasn't a big enough name for American audiences. So instead he cast lifelong friend Tim Curry.
- A fourth ending was filmed, but left out because it is less humorous than the others. In this one, Wadsworth killed all the victims due to his disgust at their behavior and a sick need for perfection, and reveals that he has poisoned the other characters as well. The FBI shows up, and Wadsworth confesses by beginning to reenact the plot again. When he gets to the part where he answers the door for Colonel Mustard, he flees. Wadsworth attempts to get away in a police vehicle, but hears a doberman growling from the backseat, and is attacked.
The board game
- Market-Based Title: "Clue" in North America, with Miss Scarlett losing a "T", Rev. Green being defrocked (or a businessman, which turns this into a Punny Name), and the distinguished Dr. Black given the pun name Mr. Boddy.
The British Game Show
- Casting Gag: Mrs. White is played by Mollie Sugden in series 2. It's not the first time she's had to answer to someone named Peacock.


text: (Adds analyst comment, details, market reaction) By Charlotte Greenfield WELLINGTON, April 5 (Reuters) - Global dairy prices rose for the second time in a row at an international auction on Wednesday, strengthening hopes that last year's recovery is back on track. Farmers and analysts had been concerned that a 50 percent rebound in prices during 2016, after two years of falls, could be temporary since prices were dented at the beginning of the new year as global supply increased. The Global Dairy Trade Price Index climbed 1.6 percent, with an average selling price of $3,005 per tonne, in the auction held on early on Wednesday. The index rose 1.7 pct at the previous sale. "Buyers will be aware that NZ dairy farmers are having a strong finish to the production season which means there is extra milk powder coming on line, so in this environment it is very positive to see whole milk powder prices creeping back up," said Susan Kilsby, dairy analyst at Agri HQ. Prices for whole milk powder rose 2.4 percent, while skim milk powder fell 0.8 percent. The auction results can affect the New Zealand dollar as the dairy sector generates more than 7 percent of the nation's gross domestic product. The currency traded up a touch at $0.6986 immediately after auction, but fell to $0.6974 during the early hours of the morning as investors turned their attention to risks linked to a U.S./China summit. GDT Events is owned by New Zealand's Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd , but operates independently from the dairy giant. U.S.-listed CRA International Inc is the trading manager for the twice-monthly Global Dairy Trade auction. A number of companies, including Dairy America and Murray Goulburn , use the platform to sell milk powder and other dairy products. A total of 22,642 tonnes was sold at the latest auction, an increase of 0.6 percent from the previous one, the auction platform said on its website The auctions are held twice a month, with the next one scheduled for April 18. (Reporting by Charlotte Greenfield; editing by John Stonestreet)


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North Rockdale Collision Center
Review for North Rockdale Collision Center
Whitney R. on 06/05/2013
Whitney said the paint work was not to her satisfaction because there were ripples in it and she had to bring the vehicle back for additional paint work. She stated that this business did not have her vehicle ready when promised because it was not cleaned and not detailed properly. She said it took this business an extra day to return her vehicle and she would not recommend them for the reasons stated.
Category: Collision
Service Date: 05/09/2013
Review Created: 06/05/2013
This review was collected via phone interview by Customer Research Inc.
Miranda M., Office Manager at North Rockdale Collision Center responded on 06/19/2013
Whitney's vehicle was 1 day late due to our painter having to have emergency surgery which was explained to her. The vehicle did need additional buffing which we performed immediately upon seeing the 'ripples' she pointed out. We do provide a basic detail to every car repaired. However we do not provide complementary FULL details such as shampooing carpets, removing stains & buffing entire car, etc, which is what Whitney wanted. She indicated to our manager that she was trying to sell the car & wanted everything fixed before selling it. The insurance nor our shop are willing to repair unrelated damages, bring back the shine of a 10 year old paint job or pay for a full detail just for her to sell her vehicle.


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Julian Assange's cat dresses up for Swedish authorities as they quiz Wikileaks founder
JULIAN Assange's cat was spotted wearing a shirt collar and striped tie as Swedish officials arrived to quiz the Wikileaks founder over a sex allegation.
The tabby cat was seen peering out of the window of the Ecuadorian embassy in Knightsbridge, London, as the world's media gathered outside the building.
Supporters created a parody Twitter account for the cat back in April with a new account set up today featuring the tie-wearing feline.
After keeping watch of the crowd outside as Swedish prosecuting official Ingrid Isgren faced photographers, the cat was seen wearing just a plain collar.
Julian Assange's cat was seen wearing a shirt collar and tie as the Wikileaks founder was questioned
Purring for Your justice and Your rights
But later returned wearing the white shirt collar with a red and white striped tie.
One Twitter account titled @Wikileakscat says: "Purring for Your justice and Your rights."
Another named @@EmbassyCat says: "I live in the Ecuadorian Embassy with Julian Assange: Interested in counter-purrveillance."
A number of parody Twitter accounts have been set up
It is believed the finely dressed kitten was a present from Mr Assange's children earlier this year.
Mr Assange has been granted political asylum by Ecuador and has been living inside the embassy for more than four years.
He believes if he leaves the embassy he will be extradited to the United States for questioning over the activities of WikiLeaks.
The cat, named James, wore a striped red and white tie
The cat peers out of the window as the Swedish authorities arrive at the embassy
Earlier the cat was seen wearing a plain collar
Mr Assange denies the allegation against him and has been offering to be interviewed at the embassy.
A small group of supporters stood opposite the embassy, holding up banners calling for the WikiLeaks founder to be freed.
A statement on behalf of the Swedish prosecutors said: "As the investigation is ongoing, it is subject to confidentiality.
One Twitter account titled @Wikileakscat says: "Purring for Your justice and Your rights."
The world's media crowded around the Ecuadorian Embassy in Knightsbridge
"This confidentiality also applies according to Ecuadorian legislation for the investigative measures conducted at the embassy.
"Therefore, the prosecutors cannot provide information concerning details of the investigation after the interview."
Swedish director of prosecution Marianne Ny, who is responsible for the investigation, said: "I welcome the fact that the investigation can now move forward via an interview with the suspect."


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Eating fish may lead to longer life. Older adults with the highest blood levels of omega-3 fatty acids from eating fatty fish like salmon, herring and trout, lived just over two years longer and had a 35 percent lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease than those with lower levels of omega-3s, research shows. The study monitored 2,700 healthy adults age 65 and over for 16 years, and found that eating one to two servings of omega-3-rich fish per week brought optimal benefits.
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CAMPBELL Newman's plan to build himself a new inner-city office tower will be a "significant" cost to Queenslanders, despite the Premier's claims to the contrary.
The Courier-Mail revealed today that a leaked document has warned that all options for the new tower, and the associated sale of state-owned buildings, would have adverse Budget impacts, despite the Premier's claims to the contrary.
Dubbing the plan "Project X", the high-level Queensland Treasury Corporation brief also reveals that up to 20 government-owned buildings could be sold, including two George Street heritage sites.
Treasurer Tim Nicholls last night insisted the QTC document from July was outdated and issued a statement today claiming the project would save money.
Last night, Mr Nicholls said cost factors were resolved when responsibility shifted from the Department of Public Works to Projects Queensland.
"By consolidation and efficiency into one building, we believe it will not incur additional costs over the current government expenses," Mr Nicholls said.
Today, he said that the government's plans for the development of the 1 William Street office tower would save Queenslanders tens of millions of dollars.
In a prepared statement, he said the project and "subsequent rationalisation of government accommodation" will save taxpayers about $60 million each year.
The report cited a leaked document which warned all options for the new tower and associated sale of state-owned buildings would have adverse Budget impact despite government claims to the contrary.
"The draft Queensland Treasury Corporation document referred to in a media article this morning was commissioned by the Department of Public Works at a very early stage of the project," said Mr Nicholls.
"It contains almost half a page of limitations and qualifications, citing that the Department of Public Works analysis presented an unsophisticated approach to understanding and analysing the various options available to the state in dealing with its accommodation portfolio."
Mr Nicholls said the Government remained confident the project would deliver "long-term cost benefits to Queensland's taxpayers".
In May Mr Newman announced plans to revitalise the Government's city precinct with a new headquarters at 1 William St funded by the private sector and development along George St.
"It means effectively that this will be done at no cost to the Queensland taxpayer," he told Parliament.
But QTC said while there was potential for "innovative solutions", no option could achieve cost neutrality.
"Project X will have a significant impact on both the state's operating cash flows and its balance sheet," the Government's own finance arm warned.
It also said there needed to be "significant non-quantifiable benefits" to the Government's plan to lease 1 William St as this was an inferior option financially.
"Owning 1 William St provides the most favourable result from a cashflow and balance sheet position out of all the scenarios modelled," the QTC said.
It advised that the $538 million 1 William St construction cost should be funded by borrowings with the staged sale of existing buildings to raise up to $826 million.
The revelation that the Government may put up to 20 buildings on the market, including the historic Mansions, Stamford Hotel and the old Law Courts, will prompt accusations the LNP has broken an election commitment to seek a mandate on asset sales.
QTC also found the plan to shift to 1 William St by 2017 relied heavily on a 20 per cent reduction in the bureaucracy and reducing the generous office space afforded to each public servant.
The QTC found relocation costs for each office were $2 million but Mr Nicholls said the Government would avoid millions in maintenance.
He said the Government would offset lease costs for 1 William St by reducing the overall amount of rented space in the city.
A final decision on which government buildings would be sold would be based on private sector proposals for the precinct, he said.
"The rationalisation of government accommodation is still being worked through with State Development and Planning and Queensland Treasury and Trade," Mr Nicholls said.
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University of Leipzig / Germany Andreas Opitz Denisa Bordag & Thomas Pechmann. The influence of the phonological form on the L1 and L2 gender production. Gender processing in L1. Is there an interaction between the levels of phonological and grammatical encoding?
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University of Leipzig / Germany
Andreas Opitz
Denisa Bordag & Thomas Pechmann
The influence of the phonological form on the L1 and L2 gender production
vice versa a small number of masculine and neuter nouns end with an –e(e.g. der Käse – 'the cheese' or das Ende – 'the end') atypical
(cf. Köpcke & Zubin, 1983; Mills, 1986)
- A: gender typical termination
(f): -e (Nase 'nose')
- B: ambiguoustermination
(m/n): -C (Hut 'hat' / Brot 'bread')
- C: gender atypicaltermination
(m/n): -e (Käse 'cheese' / Auge 'eye')
(f): -C (Hand 'hand')
(* based on pre-test ratings)
demonstrative pronoun + noun
e.g. dieser Baum
* dieses Blume
had to be judged as wrong or right.
Scheffé-test:(F1&F2): A x (B,C)
gender – errors:group A: 1group B: 50group C: 49
Group A Group B Group C
(typical) (ambiguous) (atypical)
faster slower
less errors more errors
(almost 50% in the Group C).
Mean response times in ms and error rates in Experiment 4
(pseudo-congruence on phonological level)


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Here is the full list of the Fox fall pilots for 2012. All new additions/updates are in bold. What looks good? What looks bad? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
THE ASSET (20th Century Fox)
Format: One-hour drama
Producers: Josh Friedman
Writers: Josh Friedman
Director: Neil Burger
Logline: A character-driven drama set in the CIA's New York City station focusing on a female agent with a very specialized and controversial area of expertise.
Cast: Ali Larter as "Anna King" Bradley Whitford as "Leo Maxiell"
Format: One-hour drama (WBTV)
ProdCo: Berlanti Productions / Wonderland Sound and Vision / Legal Scribe
Producers: Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, McG, Peter Johnson
Writers: Marc Guggenheim
Director: McG
Logline: After being falsely convicted of fraud and stripped of his legal license, a brilliant, morally questionable defense attorney uses his unorthodox methods to solve the cases he's been prohibited from handling and to ultimately exact revenge on the man who set him up.
Cast: Cuba Gooding Jr. as "William 'Billy' Remz" Julian Morris as "Alex Sitterson" Eva Amurri Martino as "Lily Agostini"
UNT. BERMAN/WRIGHT PROJECT (Sony)
Format: One-hour drama
Producers: Josh Berman, Robert Wright, Michael Dinner
Writers: Josh Berman, Robert Wright
Director: Michael Dinner
Logline: A young female thoracic surgeon with Bridgeport roots is split between two worlds as she juggles her career and her lifelong debt to the South Chicago mob.
Cast: Jordana Spiro as "Grace Devlin" Jaime Lee Kirchner as "Dr. Olivia Watson" Jesse Lee Soffer as "Danny Devlin" James Carpinello as "Franco"
UNT. KARYN USHER PROJECT (20th Century Fox/21 Laps)
Format: One-hour drama
Producers: Marty Adelstein, Shawn Levy, Becky Clements
Writers: Karyn Usher
Director: Brett Ratner
Logline: The orphaned 17-year-old daughter of a CIA operative encounters a mysterious rogue agent/assassin who serves as both her surrogate father and professional mentor in the spy world.
Cast: Saxon Sharbino: Jane Forsythe
Format: One-hour drama
ProdCo: Outerbanks Entertainment/WBTV
Producers: Kevin Williamson, Marcos Siega
Writers: Kevin Williamson
Director: Marcos Siega
Logline: An edge-of-your-seat thriller about the complex relationship between a diabolical serial killer and the damaged FBI agent who took him down. After the killer escaped, the agent is reactivated and discovers that he is no longer just hunting one man, but a massive cult of serial killers created and manipulated during his time in prison.
Cast: James Purefoy as "Joe Carroll" Kevin Bacon as "Ryan Hardy" Shawn Ashmore as "Agent Weston"
NED FOX IS MY MANNY (20th Century Fox/Chernin)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: Dana Fox, Peter Chernin, Katherine Pope
Writers: Dana Fox
Director: Jake Kasden
Logline: Under the guise of being his niece's nanny, a free spirited young guy moves in with his type "A," tightly wound sister and in the process will help her re-enter the world.
Cast: Abby Elliott as "Kate Fox" Nat Faxon as "Ned Fox" Lucy Punch as "BJ" Maggie Jones as "Maddie Fox" Echo Kellum as "Tommy"
EL JEFE (Sony)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: David Guarascio, Moses Port
Writers: David Guarascio, Moses Port
Logline: Tossed out of his Brentwood home, an affable but lost 30-year-old guy moves in with his longtime Latin American nanny, goes head to head with her strong-willed son, and finds himself in a family and worklife very different from the one he grew up in.
Cast: Ryan Hansen as "Josh" Ana Nogueira as "Maria"
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: Carter Bays, Craig Thomas, Chris Harris
Writers: Carter Bays, Craig Thomas, Chris Harris
Director: Peyton Reed
Logline: High-concept family comedy about a father who leaves his fortune to his 3 children only if they agree to his terms.
Cast: Becki Newton as "Coney Goodwin" Scott Foley as "Henry Goodwin" Felisha Terrell as "Lucinda"
LET IT GO (Sony/Fedora)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: DJ Nash, Peter Tolan, Michael Wimer
Writers: DJ Nash
Logline: An ensemble comedy told through the perspective of a young father who is strongly committed in his beliefs and will go to any lengths to prove his point to his family and friends.
Cast: Zachary Levi as "Ben"
LIKE FATHER (WBTV/Doozer)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: Bill Lawrence, Jeff Ingold
Writers: Bill Lawrence
Director: Bill Lawrence
Logline: Comedy centering a on father-son relationship, inspired by Lawrence's real-life experiences.
Cast: Colin Ferguson as "William 'Van' Lyons Sr." Kevin Michael Martin as "Rob 'Ruby'" Erin Daniels as "Ali Miller" Phil Lewis as "Rick Street"
LITTLE BROTHER (20th Century Fox, 21 Laps, Adelstein, Hat Trick)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Network: FOX
Producers: Mike Royce, Marty Adelstein, Becky Clements, Shawn Levy, Michael Thom, Fintan Ryan, Jimmy Mulville
Writers: Mike Royce
Director: Shawn Levy
Logline: A boisterous ex-con moves in with his level-headed brother and his family.
Cast: T.J. Miller as "Justin" John Stamos as "Nick" Gillian Vigman as "Katie" Izabela Vidovic as "Sam" Rosa Salazar as "Odetta"
LIVING LOADED (20th Century Fox, 3 Arts/FX Productions)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Writers: Rob McElhenney, Rob Rosell, Dan Dunn
Producers: Rob McElhenney, Rob Rosell, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Nicholas Frenkel, Michael Rotenberg, Dan Dunn (SP)
Logline: A hard-partying blogger is forced to reevaluate his laissez-faire career plan when he gets a new job as a host on public radio.
Cast: Larry Wilmore as "Leonard Clark" Mike Vogel as "Dan Deegan" Donald Sutherland as "Grant Deegan" Anna Marie Horsford as "Bernie Marsh" Sugar Lyn Beard as "Maureen" Michael Friedman as "Bobby" Kaitlyn Black as "Esther"
MUST HIRE (Sony/Fanfare)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Writers: Reed Agnew, Eli Jorne
Producers: Reed Agnew, Eli Jorne, Jamie Tarses
Logline: A workplace comedy centered on Sean and his father Jerry, who Sean hires in hopes that his dad will be a great asset but in reality is an office clown from a bygone era.
Cast: Mike O'Malley as "Tommy Murphy" Missi Pyle as "Celeste Murphy" Hayley Holmes as "Jackie Murphy" Cody Sullivan as "Colby Collins" Ysa Penarejo as "Heather Kwitkowski-Welch"
PRODIGY BULLY (WBTV, John Wells)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Producers: John Wells, Paris Barclay, Andrew Stearn, Mike O'Malley
Writers: Mike O'Malley
Director: Peter Segal
Logline: A rare child prodigy with an attitude shakes up his Hogwarts-like academy, while bringing the rarified world of his school back home to his aggressive working class family in Lowell, MA.
Cast: Mike O'Malley as "Tommy Murphy" Missi Pyle as "Celeste Murphy" Hayley Holmes as "Jackie Murphy" Cody Sullivan as "Colby" Ysa Penajero as "Heather Kwitkowski-Welch"
REBOUNDING (20th Century Fox)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Writers: Joe Port, Joe Wiseman
Producers: Steve Levitan, Joe Port, Joe Wiseman
Director: Jason Winer
Logline: An uplifting comedy about a man recovering from the death of his fiancé with the help of the idiots on his pick-up basketball team.
Cast: Hayes MacArthur as "Teller" Malcolm Barrett by "Ravi"
UNT. MINDY KALING PROJECT (Universal)
Format: Single-camera comedy
Writers: Mindy Kaling
Producers: Mindy Kaling, Howard Klein
Logline: Young Bridget-Jones type doctor trying to navigate both her personal and professional lives.
Cast: Mindy Kaling as "Mira" Ed Weeks as "Jeremy"
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