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Pregnant Slovakian thief who targeted elderly victims in Belfast refused bail
A pregnant Slovakian thief who targeted elderly victims in Belfast must remain in custody, a judge ruled today.
Blanca Harvathova was refused bail after she admitted stealing a purse containing £100 cash from an 84-year-old woman out shopping in the east of the city.
Harvathova, 30, has already been jailed for taking £500 from another pensioner the same month.
Belfast Magistrates' Court heard her previous record involves thefts committed in Slovakia and Germany.
Last month she was ordered to serve three months in Hydebank and fined £250 for stealing cash from a woman on February 23.
It is understood the victim had just withdrawn money from a bank.
Harvathova, with an address at Glencairn Crescent in Belfast, appeared back in court today charged with an earlier theft on February 1.
CCTV showed her lifting a purse with £100 in it from a bag or trolley belonging to the elderly woman at a fruit shop on the Cregagh Road.
Following the guilty plea defence counsel argued that Harvathova's ex-partner had put her under pressure to carry out the thefts.
With the previously imposed jail term nearly completed, the barrister urged District Judge Fiona Bagnall to release his client on bail.
He revealed she is nearly eight months pregnant and wants to make arrangements for her unborn child.
"I have to fully accept both (victims) were vulnerable persons, but this lady could be put to the test," he contended.
"Her concerns at this stage are with her unborn child."
But pointing to a third offence back in 2013, Judge Bagnall said Harvathova had used the same modus operandi each time.
Refusing bail, she said: "It appears a very elderly person has been targeted specifically.
"I have grave concerns in releasing her at this stage."
Harvathova was ordered to remain in custody until she is sentenced next month.
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Cutler, age 25, is a Pro Bowler... a statistical accomplishment that Orton would not make in Chicago... and can be again... and again... and again. For the NFC.
Let's look at what the NFC posted for Pro Bowl QBs in 2008 -
- Arizona Cardinals QB Kurt Warner - ok. I think I would be in contention with the receiver corp to work with in AZ.
- Drew Brees - yeah, the number of yards, etc., WTF?
- Eli - I am a little sick and tired of hearing how "golden boy" this cat is in the grand scheme.
As a Bears fan, the next great thing would be to pull a trade for a Fitzgerald caliber receiver. That would be the end all of the be all to the greatest offensive season in recent (read 40+ years) of Bears history.
What are your thoughts on the trade? Next steps for the Bears?


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Unanswered: Is MYSQL 5 Federated Storage Engine Nirvana ?
Is anyone else as pleased as I am about the Federated storage engine available in Mysql 5.x ? If you haven't see it already then check out the link:
The real power will come once other data sources (oracle, sqlserver, db2) become available and we can query multiple datasources from a single mysql connection in our perl/php scripts.
Does anybody know when any of these other "connectors" might become available?
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I don't know. Maybe with the new plug-and-play architecture someone figures it out But it will be, indeed, a very powerful tool!


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June 22, 2004 Tuesday
REP. HUNTER: I thank the gentleman. The gentleman from Tennessee, Mr. Cooper.
REP. JIM COOPER (D-TN): Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And thank you, Mr. Secretary and General. We appreciate your service to our nation.
Mr. Secretary, on page two of your testimony, you write the following sentence: "The $25 billion budget amendment that this committee authorized will ensure that our forces continue to have the full resources necessary to complete their missions in Iraq and Afghanistan."
We all know that $25 billion is a lot of money. But do you think that's an accurate statement?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: Yes, if we understand-the $25 billion, as we've explained, is a kind of a bridge to take us into the first quarter of next year, when we'll have a much better fix on what the full requirement is for next year. It should in no way be taken as implying the $25 billion is what we need for FY '05. In fact, the number could very easily be twice that. It's hard to predict. It could be even more than twice that. It's certainly not going to be less than that.
And what that allows us to do-and I don't know if we've explained this for this committee or not-it allows us to get into the second quarter of the fiscal year, the first quarter of the calendar year, when we should have a very good fix on what the expenditure rates are for the full year and come up to the Congress with a full supplemental request for FY '05. This is a kind of bridging request.
REP. COOPER: I understand that the $25 billion would fund about four, maybe five months of activity.
MR. WOLFOWITZ: At current expenditure rates, that's right.
REP. COOPER: So I think you're giving this committee and this Congress far too much credit when you say that somehow this expenditure enables us to have the full resources necessary to complete our missions in Iraq and Afghanistan.
MR. WOLFOWITZ: No. I'm sorry. If the sentence read that way, it's bad language. It gives us the funds we need to get us safely into the first quarter of next calendar year, when we will be back here with a much bigger request for funding. And we've been very clear on that in all our testimony. I'm sorry if that sentence was in any way misleading.
REP. COOPER: I wanted to give you the chance to correct your statement, because we have been worried about-you know, we want to have a clear fix on what the expectations are. Do you have any idea what the funding expectations are likely to be next year?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: Again, I'll repeat what we said in other testimony. We don't know. And at this stage it's-any prediction we make is likely to be wrong, either too high or too low. If you do a sort of monthly calculation, you can easily come to the $50 billion or $60 billion figure. It could be more than that and it could be less.
REP. COOPER: Mr. Secretary, I want to focus on the money and the money it takes us to win in Iraq. Why couldn't-why shouldn't this Congress have gone ahead and looked at $50 billion for our troops to give them staying power, not for four or five months but maybe eight or 10 months? Wouldn't that have shown a greater commitment?
Almost everybody in this Congress, Democrat and Republican, already voted in our respective budgets to set aside $50 billion to take care of this need. And yet the only money we're coming up with is $25 billion. Why wouldn't it have been better and more accurate and a more sustainable show of strength to come up with $50 billion instead of $25 (billion)?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: I think you can argue it different ways. I think the judgment was made that it is better to work ourselves into the first quarter of next year and then proceed on a much more precise estimate of what we're going to need.
There is a little bit of a danger when you get too much contingency funding without specified requirements. You suddenly find yourself using it in an undisciplined manner. And I think there's a little bit of discipline in the way this request has been put forward.
REP. COOPER: But surely we don't anticipate funding this war three or four months at a time.
MR. WOLFOWITZ: No. And we've made it very clear we will be up here in the first quarter of next year with a full year supplemental request that will be substantially larger than that $25 billion.
REP. COOPER: Secretary, last year you testified that Iraq would basically be so oil-rich that they would have money to, quote, "really finance its own reconstruction, and relatively soon." You also said that the oil revenues of Iraq could bring in between $50 billion and $100 billion over the course of the next two or three years. We're not seeing those sorts of revenues being produced, are we?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: I think we actually are. The numbers that I have most recently are some $20 billion of Iraqi funds. About half of that is from oil-for-food and about half of that is from oil revenues that have gone into Development Fund of Iraq. That finances the government operations, it finances reconstruction, and an additional $8 billion are projected to be produced from oil revenues by the end of next year assuming, and it's a big assumption, that the enemy isn't successful at disrupting oil production. It's a big uncertainty, but that money has paid the salaries of 350,000 teachers and professors. It's paid the salaries of 100,000 doctors and health workers. It's paid for $1.2 billion-this is Iraqi funds -- $1.2 billion of Iraqi funds for improvements to the electricity infrastructure; $300 million for water, sewage and irrigation; $660 million to sustain and expand oil production. I think I mentioned earlier there's some $800 million in Iraqi funds that have gone into the CERP program, which is our Commander's Emergency Reserve Program, or a similar program by the local Iraqi government.
And to go back, that statement that I keep seeing quoted back over and over again, it was made after the war began. It was prefaced by saying very carefully, because we had no idea at the time, that there would be several so little war damage to the infrastructure, that we had no idea what the reconstruction bill would be. But that, unlike Afghanistan, or for that matter Bosnia or Kosovo, which have no resources of their own, and which are permanent wards of the national community, probably, Iraq has substantial resources of its own, and it is contributing substantial resources. We are having to as well, and I never meant to imply we wouldn't. But, this is a country that has a lot to contribute to its own reconstruction, and it's doing so already.
REP. COOPER: How much has the war so far cost the American taxpayer?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: I would have to do the numbers in my head, I'd rather not do that. You know it's a lot of money.
REP. COOPER: Can you give us a ballpark estimate? How about in terms of American life?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: Over 800 Americans killed, and every one of those hurt. As I think I said also earlier, a lot of Iraqis are dying for this cause. We estimate some 400 of them have died, and that General Petraeus thinks it may very well be twice that number. We are up against a very vicious enemy, there's no question about it. The total shown here for military-I can give you this sheet, and this number shows enacted for Iraq so far, on military and reconstruction side together is $119 billion, of which $20 billion is reconstruction, and obligated so far is $72 billion, of which $6 billion is reconstruction.
REP. COOPER: The total as we see it is about $150 billion all in all, and that's not counting the next 25, and then the supplemental request that we'll get at the beginning of the next year.
MR. WOLFOWITZ: You have to compare our numbers with yours, and figure out where the difference is.
REP. COOPER: It's getting to be in the neighborhood of $200 billion. Is that right?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: I'm telling you what I'm given here by our comptroller says $119 billion enacted so far by the Congress for military and reconstruction expenditures in Iraq, of which $65.8 billion has been obligated for the military, and $6.1 for reconstruction.
REP. COOPER: And our allies have contributed $1 billion?
MR. WOLFOWITZ: Well, they support their own forces, which is not insignificant. Contributions to reconstruction, again, I would want-there's been a great deal more pledged. There's quite substantial amounts pledged by the international community at the Madrid Conference.
REP. COOPER: $13 billion pledged, $1 billion delivered.
MR. WOLFOWITZ: So far, correct.
REP. COOPER: Thank you, Mr. Chairman.


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Great point, Eric.
Genuinely curious about why you would say that. Would love to hear what has and hasn't worked for you when pitching projects.
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We have a nasty problem with database updates that I can't seem to get a handle on. We're not doing anything odd or out of the ordinary...at least to me.
* create a SqlConnection object (connect to db)
* create a SqlCommand object using the connection. In my case we are executing a stored procedure, but it could be any SQL.
* set the CommandTimeout property to some very high value (600 seconds)
* create a SqlTransaction object and assign it to the Transaction property of the SqlCommand object.
* execute the command: SqlCommand.ExecuteNonQuery( )
* check return code and make sure everything is OK.
* if ok, commit the transaction: SqlTransaction.Commit( )
Here's where the problem is: The SqlTransaction.Commit( ) throws SqlException with a "Timeout Expired" message. At this point, in my particular case I crash the program and investigate. What I find is that even though the Commit threw an exception, it actually committed the data to the database! The main problem is that I can't find a way to tell the SqlTransaction object to wait x seconds before giving up, basically a timeout threshold. This property is available on the SqlConnection object and the SqlCommand object but neither govern how long to wait for a commit to take place. The first will only control how long to wait before giving up on a connection attempt. The second controls how long to wait before bailing on the actual update itself. This is a significant problem in our environment and is causing substantial grief among developers.
Thanks for your help.


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So if you're reading this post, obviously you live in New York City. And if you live in New York City, then obviously you kno about the pathetic candidates we have to choose between for mayor. Listen, neither of these politicians, Thompson or Bloomberg, are any real politicians for the people. Bloomberg talks about how he's for the middle class yet he raises taxes on the middle class and housing taxes and decides to have private contractors rather than city union workers, most of whom are middle class. Thompson just seems like he's running just to run, because there is no better candidate. Please, to avoid our city falling into the hands of ineptitude or greed by unknowing politicians or out of touch billionaires, lets follow Richard Pryor's example in Brewsters Millions and vot for NONE OF THE ABOVE!!!! Tell everyone you know, and tell them to tell everyone they know. We cant afford this farce of a mayoral run, at such an important juncture in our time. PEACE
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David Silva scored the opener for Manchester City in the 3rd minute after a defensive gaffe by the home side.
Middlesbrough tried all they could to restore parity before the break, but the Citizens would thank Ivorian star Yaya Toure who blocked a straight shot that would have resulted to a goal.
The visitors continued to press hard in the second half before Sergio Aguero eventually netted the second and winning goal for Manchester City in the 67th minute.
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Empathy is an incredibly complex process that we do naturally.
In many ways empathy can be a bit like breathing – so natural it can be done completely unconsciously, but we can also make a choice to practice this amazing skill which connects us to others.
For the past few months I've been running empathy training with the NHS, which has given me plenty of time to think about it. In this time I've learnt as much as the people I'm training. The way I speak, interact and strive to connect with other people has become increasingly important.
My definition of empathy has evolved too. Often people define empathy as 'stepping into someone else's shoes.' This definition is easy to remember however perhaps invites misconceptions about what empathy is.
Some people believe that to step into someone else's shoes you need to have experienced what they have been through. So, some may argue that because I have never lost a parent I cannot empathise with some one who has.
I prefer to talk about empathy as the ability to recognise feelings and emotions in others and respond with an appropriate feeling or emotion. This is harder than it sounds. Brene Brown describes the process well in a speech she gave to the RSA.
I like this definition more because I simply need to be able to recognise the emotions of others and respond, not with the same emotion, but an appropriate emotion.
It also recognises that responding with the same emotion as the other person is feeling is not necessarily the best response.
When I think about this new definition I am transported back to Delhi in 2007. I was about to board a flight (or so I thought) to the UK. My travel agent had printed the time as 01.30 pm. So I arrived at the airport only to find that this was a misprint and I had missed my flight. I was obviously frustrated and my frustration, exasperation and fear closely resembled anger. If the young woman helping me had recognised that I was frustrated and afraid, she might have been able to calm me down faster. Instead she identified anger and responded with a similar emotion. This clearly did not help the situation and I ensured I did not use that airline again for nearly 4 years!
With this definition I am not trying to fix your feelings or emotions, instead I am validating their existence and that you are allowed to feel that way with complex and deep emotions sometimes that is all you can do.
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WWF Monday Night Raw 7/26/93
TO THE BACK. Doink calls out Randy Savage for interfering in his match a few weeks back.
Stu and Helen Hart are in the building tonight.
Bam Bam Bigelow vs Bret Hart
KOTR rematch. It's been quite a while since Bret has been on Raw, so this is a nice treat. Bam Bam starts off fast and hard. Bret has an uncharacteristic botch early in the match trying to slide under Bam Bam. Bret does some interesting things, including a top rope Thesz press which appears to blow his knee out. From there, Bam Bam dominates and looks like an absolute monster. As Bret was about to lock the sharpshooter on, Jerry Lawler went to the balcony to fuck with Stu and Helen. Stu and Helen really do sound like confused old people who shouldn't be put in such a situation. Bret initially tries to go after King, but Bam Bam brought him back into the ring and the match continued for another like 5 minutes. But Bret did eventually head up to the balcony to chase King off and was. Bam Bam and Bret had GREAT chemistry. It's really kind of shocking this and the KOTR match were the only televised matches they ever had.
TO THE SUMMERSLAM REPORT. Lex vs Yoko has been signed, but Lex must wear a pad over his surgically enhanced arm.
Mr. Hughes vs Ross Greenberg
Hughes gets another wreath delivery. I feel like Taker should focus on his upcoming match with Giant Gonzalez instead of fucking iwth Mr. Hughes. Very quick win with the side walk slam from Mr. Hughes.
TO THE RCA PARTY. A party for the Wrestlemania: The Album wrap party. It's available in stores tomorrow!
Smoking Gunns vs Duane Gill/Glenn Ruth
Gillberg! Thrasher! Mr. Ass! 5 and 1/2 years later, 3 of the 4 involved would be in the Royal Rumble match. Vince would also be in it that year. And win it. Smoking Gunns aren't good. At all. Amazing that not only did Billy spend the next decade plus in the company, but would then get back into the company a decade after THAT, get a title run and a WM match 20 years after this, and then get a gig in New Japan in 2017 for some reason. Why do the Gunns have at least 3 different finishers?
EARLIER TODAY. Vince had a casual conversation with Lex Luger before the show started. Lex is ecstatic that he has his shot at Yoko. The people have spoken. Vince is in his 1970s Vince mode, and it's really weird seeing how laid back and chill he is in comparison to his extremely over the top announcing on the same show. The Lex Express isn't ending any time soon. Weirdly, Vince has a slip and says you can see more footage of the campaign stops this weekend on the WWF Network. He obviously meant to say USA Network, but perhaps he already had plans for WWE Network 20 years earlier.
Doink vs Phil Apollo
Doink throws a lot of suplexes. After winning, he calls out Macho. Weirdly, Linda McMahon is sitting right behind Vince and Macho. I think Stephanie might be with her as well. Doink challenges Macho face to face to a match. Two more Doinks appear in the ring and crowd. Macho agrees to the match, and Macho is going to bring a LITTLE surprise of his own next week.
Bret and Bam Bam had great chemistry, so you can't go wrong by having them take up 20 minutes of the show. Doink vs Macho Man is an intriguing match up.


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A sterling silver mounted spirit flask with lizard skin cover and presentation inscription for 3rd prize awarded to A.D Prouse 'Scally Wag'. Presented by the offices of East Indies Squadron 1905 sailing club. Sheffield, 1904. Height 13 cm
A small silver coloured covered flask
Good Victorian ladies spirit flask, engraved with grapes and vines. Hallmarked Birmingham 1929. Dent to front. 115 gms
Large sterling silver spirit flask, with detachable base. Hallmarked Sheffield 1922, maker Walker & Hall. 260 gms. Dent to front
English hallmarked sterling silver Victorian hip flask engraved 'A.G.C. Trophy for continuous medal winners 1900 - April Sir W. Anstruther, May W.P. Martin, June E.D. Blomfield, July Dr S.H Hughes, August W.C. Goddard, September H. Merewether. Won by E.D B
A Victorian leather mounted silver cased hip flask, with screw top. London 1872. Length 14 cm
Hallmarked silver and glass hip flask hallmarked 'London 1909'
English hallmarked silver and glass flask top of flask in brown leather, bottom is silver cup (167g) hallmarked James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1948, 18 cm
Heavy antique sterling silver hip flask (holds 400 ml) Sheffield 1911
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Last weekend I took an ovulation test and it came up positive so hubby and I did the deed all weekend. Today I took another one and it came up positive again, I actually took 2 and they both were positive. So I read online that was a good indication that I was pg. So I went out and took a HPT and it came back negative. So now I am confused. Did I ovulate 2 times this month? Was the 1st ovulation test a false positive? Am I PG and it is just too early for a positive HPT? I do not know what to think. My cycles aren't always the same amount of days apart every month so without these tests I do not know when or if I ovulate.
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Physicians at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Philadelphia, Penn., have developed an analytical tool to identify surgical patients at risk for costly respiratory complications. This tool may help hospitals avoid those complications and their related costs as Medicare and commercial payers exert increasing pressure on them by eliminating payment for patient complications that occur after operations and may extend hospital stays.
The investigators developed a scoring system to identify risk factors for ventilator dependence after major operations by using data from the American College of Surgeons National Surgical Quality Improvement Program (ACS NSQIP). NSQIP is the leading nationally validated, risk-adjusted, outcomes-based program to measure and improve the quality of surgical care in hospitals.
Mechanical ventilation can cost up to 1,522 Dollar per day per patient in the intensive care unit. "The need for artificial mechanical ventilation after operations is infrequent, but when it happens it does carry high costs," Johnson explained. "Ventilator dependence is highly associated with mortality, and in and of itself is a morbidity."
According to the study authors, the need for ventilation is not widespread. Previous reports have estimated approximately one to three percent of patients who have non-emergency surgical procedures require ventilation afterward. But the consequences are nonetheless significant. "Even one percent of 220,000 is still a significant number of patients who develop postoperative respiratory failure," Dr. Scott W. Cowan said. "This outcome is a very big expense for our health care system."
The Jefferson researchers analyzed ACS NSQIP data on 7,473 patients who had elective general or vascular operations at the institution between 2006 and 2013. The scoring system assigned points for different factors, such as current smoker (1 point), age older than 60 years (2 points), and esophagus procedures (3 points). Total risk scores ranged from 0 to 7 for study subjects. The median risk score for patients who did not need the ventilator after operations was 2, while that for patients who did need the ventilator was 3. Those with a score above 3 comprised the 20 percent of patients who experienced 70 percent of adverse events.
Other risk factors for postoperative ventilator dependence were a diagnosis of severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; signs of active infection or inflammatory response; and low albumin counts, a sign of malnutrition. "Our goal was to quantify how each factor affects the risk of ventilator dependence," Johnson said.
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Using the ACS NSQIP database proved a significant benefit to developing the scoring system. "Having access to NSQIP allows us to do our own personalized evaluation of what the causes of postoperative intubation and respiratory failure are and address these in a more specific fashion than what national postoperative predictors allow," said Cowan, Jefferson's NSQIP Surgeon Champion. "It allows us to look internally and ask how we can help our patients the most."
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So recently I was looking to possibly purchase a boombox and, like I always do, I had to go research this matter and determine what is the coolest possible boombox as a point from which to work backwards in determining my final choice. And I totally found the coolest boombox. Ever. In world history. It's this:
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Angering The Fan Gods?
Every once and a while some older post will suddenly get a lot of clicks for no apparent reason. Once and I while I can trace this to search terms or referrers, which I find interesting just for the sake of learning how and/or why people walk through the door around here. Today I noticed that the top viewed post for the last 7 days is this one, talking about obsessive-compulsive fan collecting from last spring. I checked out the referrers list and found out that someone on a fan-collecting forum had linked to the post and brought a lot of their friends through the door. To that I say:
Welcome, esteemed connoisseurs of fine blades and stylized means of airflow generation!
I am down with the fan collectors.
What's definitely making me laugh though, is the fact that the guy who posted the link is mocking me, saying essentially that I'm an idiot for thinking that plastic fans are cool, and that metal fans are where it's at. Oh the embarrassment! I had no idea that real fan collectors have to make the jump up to metal! This whole time I've been nothing but a poser! Gasp!! I guess you ain't hardcore unless you rock the METAL.
\nn/ \nn/ WEEEEWWWW!!!!! (that's me doing air guitar)
Okay, any of you metal fan fiends, I wanna see some example pictures in the comments, because I'm just not convinced that it's all about the metal. What if you dig like 60's or 70's design, are there sweet metal fans like that? You come to my website for 'ignorance at its finest' and the cup overfloweth.
Actually, I think it's pretty awesome that someone is getting bent out of shape over what I thought looked cool. I mean, that's part of the nature of design–what looks hip to one person will inevitably seem passé to another. I'm imagning this guy in his secret lair of glimmering display cases filled with ALL METAL fans, at the moment that his google searching brought him to my blog and erupting in a righteous fury of indignance "Oh my god dude, oh my god. You totally have no clue what you're talking about here, oh my god. Good fans are METAL fans?! Hello? Everyone knows that, I mean, oh my god, everyone knows that!! Duh duh duh duh duhduhhh! Oh my god, clear my afternoon I need to rant about this right. now."
Oh my god.
I guess this solidifies my cred as a wannabe, armchair fan collector, never to join the ranks of the hip'n'with-it Collectors with a capital C. I think I can live with that. Speaking of air guitar, I recently watched a very over-the-top documentary about the World Air Guitar Championships (yes, this is really a thing) which sort of reinforced the idea that with esoteric, niche hobbies there's a fine line between kickass and laughably ridiculous. I'm content to sit on the sidelines and watch other people walk that tightrope.
I'm also content to continue basking in my ignorance (okay that deserves it's own tag on the blog from now on) when it comes to plastic versus metal. There was a salient comment on the original post when it comes to 'hoarders with more money than brains' in the hobby of fan collecting… oh man that comment applies SO DAMN HARD when it comes to model trains as well. Probably applies to telescopes and amateur astronomy too. Sweaty-keyboard-elitists aside (every hobby's got em!) the model railroaders I have met, and the amateur astronomers I have met, have been by and large a swell group of people whom I greatly enjoyed chatting with. I'm sure fan collectors are swell people too.
Do they have like meet ups for this kind of thing? Or conventions? Is this the first step on my way to an eventual 12-step recovery program for metal fan addiction? Tune in next time to find out! This is JB on the fans tag, signing out for now.
Really Lame Videos: Unboxing and Vintage Fan Objectification
First, a disclaimer: none of these videos are, at face value, funny or really all that entertaining. You could file these under "because we have nothing better to do"… which is exactly where it starts to get funny and/or entertaining. In any case, I'm setting the bar low here.
I thought I'd try my hand at two video genres that I've never attempted before this weekend. The first is known as an unboxing, a raging trend that occupies some position in the zeitgeist between planking and twittering. The concept is pretty simple: you get something exciting in the mail, and then you film yourself spending as much time as possible opening it up and glorifying the contents, with the goal of arousing intolerable jealousy for whomever is watching. It helps if you have a very new or sought-after commodity to do this with. In my case I'm using the Vinyl soundtrack album for the previously reviewed iPad game "Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP". You might say I'm delving into a sub-genre of unboxing because the item in question is something relatively obscure and nerdy. There will be a very specific subset of people who will think this is ultra-badass, and the vast majority of people will just not care, possibly at all. While this limits the potential audience, it also increases the chances of success for your ultimate goal in an unboxing video; illiciting an unbridled, disgraceful "That should SO be ME!" from the viewer. Without further adeiu:
The second video descends even deeper into the obscure sub-genres of youtube loser-ism, which is partly what makes it so fascinating. I'm not sure what you'd call it, but let's go with "vintage fan collection show-off videos". Believe it or not, there are some established protocols for videos like this. Observe the example video:
The formal rules are as follows:
1. Have a rare, old fan that you scored from either eBay or a junk heap somewhere. Show nothing in the video except this fan, with the exception of other fans.
2. Since this video is intended for fan collectors, and no other members of society, you must specify the fan maker, your estimate of when it was built (I failed!), and show the sticker on the bottom with the serial number, as if anyone, anywhere could possibly decipher some meaning from that.
3. About halfway through the video you need to do something clumsy like accidentally drop your prized fan, and then drop some choice expletives so that the video is not suitable for work, children, or the sensitive of constitution.
4. You should sound like you turned on the video camera with zero remote idea of what you were about to say, and also make some reference to living at your parents house. Try to sound bored, like you've been doing nothing of interest for the previous 6 hours before you started this recording.
5. When it comes time to end the video, you need to say that it's because you're about to run out of videotape.
You're not CARL!
Okay, so I've got a story and a news item worthy of mention on here, and I think they'll work best in that order.
Sometime last year I discovered Carl Sagan's glorious COSMOS series. I had maybe seen snippets of it when I was quite young, but never sat down and tackled the whole series, at an age when I could really appreciate what was being said and the context. As said elsewhere on here, it blew me away, seeing it effectively for the first time at this stage in life.
When I finished all the episodes and was still craving some more Sagan in my life, I decided to check out his books. Of course one of the appeals of COSMOS is Carl's talent as an orator, so I sought out an audiobook copy of Pale Blue Dot. This I downloaded, and found out that it apparently (at least the copy I had) was narrated partially by someone else. There I was, sitting on the couch with the Kindle, reading along on the ebook version while the audiobook files played narration when some other dude's voice took over. Like a seven year old I shouted in outrage "You're not CARL!!" My girlfriend burst out laughing.
Since then, the refrain "You're not CARL!" has served as a vehicle to express dissatisfation when presented with anything that isn't the geniune article. Example: Standing in the grocery store and all the raspberries are from Driscolli's instead of Richter's? "You're not CARL!"
Hehehehe, I like this method of mocking lesser imitators.
~ On to The News Portion ~
So. I read in the interwebs today that there is a television program called "Cosmos: A Space-Time Odyssey" being produced by Seth MacFarlane (mister Family Guy, American Dad, etc), Ann Druyan (Carl Sagan's wife and co-writer of the Cosmos series), and Steven Soter (who is the other main writer on Cosmos and an astrophysicist). Starring Neil deGrasse Tyson, the famous popularizer of science/astronomy and Director at the The Hayden Planetarium in NYC. Wait, WHAT?!
They're calling it a docu-series and it'll be 13 parts long and air on primetime on Fox… of all places.
Read the whole deal here, it really merits looking over.
So yeah. …What?
I'm somewhere between elation and skepticism. Seth MacFarlane?? Not sure how he fits into all this, but well, this whole deal could really be superb. While Neil may not be Carl, as I was foreshadowing in the preamble, he IS a true astronomy warrior and decorated champion on his own right. Label me as cautiously quite optimistic. We'll all get to see in 2013 if that's the right outlook. I need more details…
The original COSMOS leaves a whole lot to live up to. The eloquence, the wide scope, the beautiful photography, a sweeping musical score, and just… the uplifting overall vibe of it; I think all that will be hard to recapture. At least all the right people are clearly on the case here. And prime time on Fox? That's exactly where it belongs, really. Not on the discovery channel or PBS, preachin to the choir. I think a dose of Sagan's company is just what they need. Awesome.
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Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has advised HSBC on the $9.4bn (£5.8bn) sale of its entire shareholding in China's Ping An Insurance Group to Thai conglomerate Charoen Pokphand Group, which was represented by Linklaters.
Freshfields' transaction team was led by China chair and Hong Kong corporate partner Teresa Ko, who worked alongside Hong Kong and Singapore partner David Winfield, head of the firm's Asia finance practice.
Through the deal, HSBC will sell a 15.6 per cent stake in the Chinese insurance group.
Linklaters Hong Kong-based corporate partner Tien Chao led the firm's team advising Charoen Pokphand, which is controlled by Thai billionaire Dhanin Chearavanont.
Clifford Chance is understood to have acted for the financial advisers to the buyer.
Shenzhen-headquartered Ping An is one of China's largest insurers. It has been listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 2004.
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Linklaters advised the underwriters on the $1.8bn Hong Kong IPO of Ping An in 2004. The firm also advised Credit Suisse on Ping An Insurance's acquisition of Shenzhen Development Bank in 2009.
DLA Piper, meanwhile, is one of Ping An's regular advisers. Most recently, the firm, led by Hong Kong corporate partner Mabel Liu, advised Ping An on the sale of a $2.5bn stake to Chow Tai Fook.
Clifford Chance and Norton Rose have both been among HSBC's regular advisers for M&A transactions in Asia. In March 2012, Clifford Chance, led by Hong Kong-based Asia corporate head Roger Denny, advised HSBC and Hang Seng Bank on the sale of their general insurance businesses to Axa and QBE (8 March 2012). At the end of 2011, Norton Rose London corporate partner Richard Crosby advised HSBC on the sale of its retail banking and wealth management business in Thailand to Bank of Ayudhya for $553m.


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Zoe Miller is a 15-year-old witch with a talent for potions. She's working hard to find a substitute for toad slime. Since fat-free margarine has been found to be a substitute for dead man's toe, she's hopeful that she'll find one.
Then there's all the so-called normal stuff. Like high school, her annoyingly selfish "friend" Anya, and her crush on Anya's ex-boyfriend Jake.
Now, Zoe's dad is dating Jake's mom, and things are getting more and more complicated. If only Zoe could brew a potion or two and set everything straight. Zoe can't. If she brews a self-serving potion, bad things will happen to her appearance. Like a crooked nose, giant wart, green skin, rotting teeth - the whole ugly witch stereotype.
Zoe's tired of fate interfering so cruelly in her life. Can you really blame her for putting her potions to not-so-good use and stirring up trouble?
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This little novel is very good. The entertaining voice of the main character as she faces her various teenage problems along with challenges associated with her very special gifts kept me listening up to the end.
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Stirring Up Trouble is the story of your average 15 year old teen girl who also just happens to be a witch. Zoe has some of the everyday challenges of being a teen. Her parents are divorced, a best friend who isn't always on her side and a crush on Jake the ex boyfriend of said best friend. When Zoe's dad starts dating Jake's mom, Zoe thinks that it can't get any worse. All she wants to do is brew a few potions to make things easier. Trouble with that is if she benefits from any self-serving potions bad things will happen to her such a her nose will grow or she will start sprouting hair from her chin. Can Zoe get the guy and save face?
I really enjoyed this book. I think that Ms. Alexander has a real grasp on the teen age novel. Sometime when you read a YA/New Adult book, the author seems so out of touch. Not here with Ms. Alexander. She is the real deal.
Ms. Jacob's narration draws you into the story even more. She has a great range of character voices. I liked the pacing of the book. Ms. Jacob's didn't let me down.\
I would recommend this book for 13+ years old and up. There is a little romance but most of all there is a lot of fun!
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A round up of documents of interest in Houghton Regis and area.
This is intended for my own filing, but I know of no reason why these documents should not be in the public domain.
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In your comment on- http://hubpages.com/hub/Faith-and-the-Decline-of-Americas-Christianity -you mentioned the different translations of the Bible. Another commenter wanted to know which translation you believe is most true to God's Word.
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Hubcrafter, I agree with you regarding different languages and the Bible. However, when you start talking about which version in English... that is when it becomes NOT ok for you to answer this question. You are either an evil liar, (which I don't believe but is still possible), and/or blind though well intentioned.
We could go into a heavy debate with thread after thread, but it all boils down to this point: The Bible says the words of the Lord are Pure words, pure as silver tried in a furnace 7 times, and that the Lord shall preserve them forever and ever.
However, you just said, " No. The Gospel is not a perfect group of words."
Oh Really? Our God, our Perfect God who created you, me, and the universe with the sound of his voice and the wave of his hand.... cannot put together a perfect group of words?
I say - HOG WASH!
Hubcrafter.... HOG WASH!!!!... my friend.
Either the Lord perserved his perfect and pure word like he said he would, or God is a liar - or you are simply mistaken. But the Bible says, let man be a liar and God be true.
So I am supposed to believe you now? Is this how you explain away all the verses in all the bibles that don't match up from Bible to bible? Is this how you explain away all the verses that suddenly disappeared and are no longer even there?
But Harlan, we have all these scholars (men) with evidence and this and that and they wrote this book and said this and they said that and showed this and that....
Let God be true and man be a liar....
Either God preserved his word or he didn't. And if he didn't then he is a liar and we have no business following him. We might as well all go get drunk and indulge in illicit behavior because that is as good as its ever going to get.
The simple fact is there are several versions of the Bible because these large publishing companies have changed the word of God so that they can copyright it and peddle it for mammon. Every bible version has a copyright that prevents you from going into business and printing the word of God - unless you change it just enough to call it your own.... except one Bible. There is one that anyone can print anytime, anywhere as much as they want and not get sued for copyright violation.... think God would have preserved his word THAT way? Or in the trusty hands of Rupert Murdock? who btw, owns the NIV.
Do you believe God picked a large corporation to protect and perserve his HOLY word forever and for profit and for profit-forever?
Yes, I am going to write a hub on this - soon as I get home from this boat. ( Working on the oil spill)
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I am not Harlan Colt, obviously, lol; but I'd like to make a comment if it's OK.
Today there are literally hundreds of different translations of the Bible in use every day. Why? Because the world has hundreds of languages..and God's desire is that all the world should have the opportunity to hear His Word.
Yes. yes. The original question is more about ENGLISH translations...yes?
The same God is in charge whether the Word is published in Greek or Swahili. He is able to get His Word out.
Do I worry over which English translation is best, most correct, most perfectly suitable...etc.
No. The Gospel is not a perfect group of words. The Bible itself is not sent out into the world SOLELY for it's THEOLOGY.
God says His Word is alive. It lives. The Spirit of God uses the Word to convict us of our sins..to lead us to His merciful grace...to find Jesus Christ.
It doesn't require Shakespearean English to do that.
Here's the real deal about our God. His power is not limitted by my strength or the beauty of a translation or the education level of the hearer...in fact....God says His power is magnified by our weakness.
I am convinced that God is able to share His loving gifts of grace and mercy and the gift of the Gospel itself...through whatever translation He desires.
God does not want for a publisher or an author or a printer or a preacher....His message will go out into all the world.
I care very little about how many translations God might empower to do His work. Nor am I moved by the plain truth translated by sinful men any more or less than the plain truth published by skillful theologians.
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I probably have a different answer from Mr. Harlan Colt, but this is what I say: The King James Version is true, because it never passed through the hands of the biased Catholic Church. All other bibles were derived from the Latin Vulgate, and Latin can be a very tricky-- not to mention vague (I know from experience)-- language to translate. Greek and Hebrew were the languages the Bible was originally written in, and it was from these scripts that the KJV was translated.
As far as "Let God be True and Man a Liar" (noticed in his response~ ) this is true if man is telling you what to do with your morals, etc. However, man can change written script. It won't be without consequences, however, as stated in Revelation 22:18-19:
"For I testify unto everyman that hearth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book:
And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book."
The Bible's text can be changed, but there will be consequences. However, like Mr. Colt stated God has preserved His Word; like his people, a true volume of His Word has passed unscathed through all the treachery around it. Through the evidence, I believe that Bible to be the King James Version.
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The oldest source of Bylivas and historic ballads tunes is, most likely, Kirsha Danilov's Songs (Песни Кирши Данилова): published in the 1720s, they represented the repertoir of some Cyrill Danilov, who was a worker at a factory in Perm, and a descendant of the Skomorokhs, eagerly performing at weddings or in the mansion of his factory owner (who actually ordered to publish his favourite songs to get sure they wouldn't perish). Each song was preceded by the violin music text (Danilov played the violin and some sort of a flute).
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