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BAYBORO � The sound of rapid gunfire left on a voice mail message at Pamlico County Primary School Thursday morning is being investigated by Pamlico County Sheriff�s investigators.
BAYBORO � The sound of rapid gunfire left on a voice mail message at Pamlico County Primary School Thursday morning is being investigated by Pamlico County Sheriff�s investigators.
The menacing message was heard when school personnel listened to the messages on the voice mail at 8:36 a.m.
A Pamlico County Sheriff�s deputy was sent to the school for the day.
By Thursday afternoon, Pamlico County Sheriff Bill Sawyer successfully traced the call to the phone where it was made and visited the home. He discovered a member of the household had called the primary school several times Thursday morning about a sick child.
Sawyer said the household did not contain guns that could fire as fast or as many times as the sounds that were recorded on the voice mail. The sheriff said it is possible that someone could have hit redial on the phone and the sound of the gunshots could have been picked up from a television show.
No verbal threat was left on the voice mail.
Pamlico County Schools Superintendent Wanda Dawson said the sheriff was called as a precautionary measure.
�School Principal Linda Ollison sent an automated message to parents and guardians explaining about the voice mail,� Dawson said.
Dawson said some parents drove to the school to pick up their children. She said the school has safety measures, such as locked doors. On Thursday, the children were not allowed outside for recess.
�Since Sandy Hook, we have taken more safety precautions in the school system,� Dawson said. �We are thankful to have the assistance of the sheriff�s department.�
She added, �After the recent school shooting, we are taking this very serious until we get to the bottom of this.�
Sawyer said a deputy will be at the school Friday.
No arrests have been made.
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On the Ball: Panthers dancing
Five (!) Middlebury College teams are moving along in the NCAA Division III title hunt this week. Four of them — the volleyball, men's and women's cross-country, and men's soccer teams — earned automatic berths in national tournaments by prevailing in NESCAC play, the runners the weekend before last and the volleyballers and soccer players on Sunday.
The Independent will have details on their tournament schedules in our print edition on Thursday. None of those teams will see action before our Thursday paper hits the newsstands. I will mention, however, that one of the four teams will play at home this weekend: The men's soccer team will host a regional this weekend. World football fans, circle your calendars, this is what the schedule looks like:
2010 NCAA Men's Soccer Regional
Saturday, November 13th – Middlebury College
Daniel Webster (N.H.) (12-5-1) vs. Middlebury (13-3-1) – 11 a.m.
William Paterson (N.J.) (13-3-3) vs. Thomas (Me.) (11-5-2) – 1:30 p.m.
Sunday, November 14th – Middlebury College
Regional Final – 1 p.m.
In the meantime, the fifth team is the field hockey team, which was stunned in the first round of the NESCAC tournament a week ago. But at 11-4 probably made it in because of the Panthers' strength of schedule (two of other three losses were to teams hosting regionals, Bowdoin and Skidmore, and the other was to Tufts, which lost only to Bowdoin) and late-season surge (they won nine straight after a 2-3 start).
The Panthers will make their eighth consecutive and 11th overall appearance in the tournament on Wednesday, when they host Cabrini (12-7) in a first-round game at 2 p.m. The winner of the game will advance to an NCAA Regional at Ursinus, and will face Tufts (15-2) on Saturday.
Sadly, that game will be played after our set-in-stone deadline for sports in the Thursday print edition. This sports reporter, however, plans to attend and cover the game for an on-line story that should appear by late afternoon. Weather.com is projecting 47 degrees and sun for those tempted to watch some good field hockey.
By the way, we will have more flexibility for sports beginning next year. It's a long story I'm not sure I can tell yet, but we should able to cover some of those compelling match-ups we've had to miss this past spring and fall because they happened on Wednesdays, such as Panther men's lacrosse NCAA and Middlebury-Mount Abraham field hockey games, for example.
By the way, this just in today: The No. 1 Tiger football team will play its final vs. No. 3 Rice at Castleton at 5 p.m. on Saturday. See you there, and, barring upset, at the Panther men's soccer game on Sunday.
Andy Kirkaldy may be reached at [email protected].

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http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CWRN/quoteCompany Summary (more info here )
Cotton & Western mining, Inc. is a Nevada Corporation Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. (OTC:PK / trading symbol CWRN) works closely with a group of international agents and affiliates that operates iron mineral mines, manages, markets, and executes contract sales agreements for the iron minerals.
Insiders and majority share holders of Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. are Robert L. Cotton Jr. (Bob) and the majority shareholder of the company's control shares. Insider Minority control shares are owned by Robert L. Cotton III (Trey) Vice President and Treasurer and by Sharon Vazquez, Vice President and Secretary. These shareholders's currently comprise the sole list of corporate officers and board of directors. The balance of control shares are held by Emily Cotton and Jennifer Cotton.
Panamerican Minerals Ventures S.A. de C.V. Permit 2013
Quote: CWRN The recent down trend in Spot Pricing for the China Sea Borne Trade for Iron Ore caused some companies to hold off on shipping, (including CWRN) this lead to a reduction in immediate raw material stocks for some steel makers. Over the last 12 consecutive trading days, the market has rebounded and some Iron Ore Sellers are now executing sales contracts. The Company has been trucking materials to the Pacific Ocean Port of Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico and has stepped up trucking by adding more trucks. The Company sells Raw Crude Iron Ore based on the Platt's Steel Index at landing on a 6 day average price, 3 days prior and 3 days after landing with a negotiated discount off Spot Pricing. It is anticipated that the landing price will be somewhat higher than the contract signing day Spot Market Price. Shipping Update: Bulk vessel shipping Cost is expected to be $9.00 cheaper per wet metric ton than the August Shipment Cost, the Company is now in the market for the 3rd shipment dry bulk carrier in the HandyMax size range, 40 to 45 thousand metric tons. CWRN Current Share Structure: The Company has stated that it is not currently providing any Market Awareness nor is it involved with the market in any way. The share price of the Company's stock is solely dictated by the market further to that the share structure has not changed since year 2010, nor does the company intend to participate in any trade programs designed to offer company shares -A/S: 6 Bil -Current O/S: 4,361,635,980 Bil -Restricted: 2,056,610,879 Bil -Free Trading Float: 2,305,025,101 Bil
Quote: CWRN Management stated today that the original drilling program consisted of 68 shallow drill holes into the Guadalupe iron ore bodies; 66 of the 68 drilled holes contained iron ore lenses varying in thickness from 2 to 14 meters thick. The deepest drilled hole was 20 meters in depth. The last shipment of iron ore and the current stockpiles of finished products have all come from a small section of the 1,500 meters long Coloso Vein (one of four long iron ore veins on the mineral concession) and 26 meters of overburden and iron ore have been extracted out of the section. Currently the company has begun a remedial drilling program to extend the drilling depth to a minimum of 25 meters under the previously discovered iron ore lenses and up to 100 meters deep should the ore body continue at greater depth. In the first of a series of mini drilling programs, four drill sites were chosen approximately 300 meters apart along the 275 degree Northwest Coloso strike in areas of confirmed heavy ore bodies. The results of the program will be made available to our shareholders and the general public upon completion. Shipping Update: Bulk vessel shipping is currently on hold, pending the evaluation of cost savings on shipment size. The first two shipments of Guadalupe raw crude iron ore were delivered via HandyMax at 38,500 and 36,000 dry metric tons of ore, the latter shipment ended at a cost of $43.00 per wet metric ton of product. Shipping cost has recently decreased, primarily on larger capacity vessels; therefore, Management has asked the John F. Dillon & Company, LLC., to assist in finding and negotiating the best Seaborne dry bulk freight rates available. A decision will be make within the next couple weeks to either ship numbers 3 and 4 separately in HandyMax or combine the two shipments into a SuperMax at 58,000 WMT or a PanaMax at 70-75,000 WMT shipment. CWRN Current Share Structure: The Company has stated that it is not currently providing any Market Awareness nor is it involved with the market in any way. The share price of the Company's stock is solely dictated by the market. -A/S: 6 Bil -Current O/S: 4,361,635,980 Bil -Restricted: 2,056,610,879 Bil -Free Trading Float: 2,305,025,101 Bil
Quote: Due to the river draft at the Port of Jiangyin on the Yangtze River, some 750 metric tons of iron ore was removed from the MV Loreto Bulk Vessel.. Remaining ore on the dock will go out on the next shipment. Here is a site with some good pictures in and around the City and river port: The Loreto is a 45k/mt carrier, it was chosen for its width and shallow draft only 36,000 metric tons can be offloaded there, the final draft survey was 36,002 mt. http://ports.com/china/port-of-jiangyin/photos/#/show-gallery?o=photo-0 Loreto pulled out at 6:00am PST this morning and is scheduled to arrive on Aug 27 at 18:00 hours. Operations Update: The Company will now begin preparations of its stockpiled 1-3mm Sinter Feedstock Fines for the 3rd shipment of iron ore to China this year, anticipated sailing between the 10th and 15th of September, 2011. CWRN Current Share Structure: The Company has stated that it is not currently providing any Market Awareness nor is it involved with the market in any way. The share price of the Company's stock is solely dictated by the market. -A/S: 6 Bil -Current O/S: 4,361,635,980 Bil -Restricted: 2,056,610,879 Bil -Free Trading Float: 2,305,025,101 Bil " " The loading of the vessel went very smooth requiring only one move due to scheduled container vessels. Below is the load-out break down; All shipping documents have been completed, the last document required to draw down the Domumentary Letter of Credit is the product analysis, which will require about two weeks.... Next shipment will be 1-3mm sinter feedstock fines...... Bob " "
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PanAmMex dispatched Road Runner Trucking on June 29th, 2011 for the heavy haul trucking of processed iron minerals to the Ensenada International Terminal, Baja California, Mexico on the Pacific Ocean. An anticipated load-out date of July 26, 2011 has been set with the execution of a bulk cargo vessel fixture note. The Company will be shipping two grades of raw crude iron ore and two sizes, 1-3mm fines and 3-18mm mixed fines and lump ores in five cargo vessel holds.
Quote: the company under Irrevocable Assignment of Documentary Letter of Credit Proceeds, distributed the revenues from its first bulk shipment of iron ore under the following percentages; 60% to ongoing operations, 30% to Project Investors and 10% to Management. The Project Investors recovered approximately 75% of their cash contributions; The Ensenada International Terminal was paid approximately $320,000.00 for receiving, storage, material handling and cargo loading, $356,000.00 was paid to Road-Runner Trucking, $1,115,000.00 was paid to COSFAR Bulk Cargo Shipping, $220,000.00 was paid in royalty fees and surface rights. The Company was also able to meet its obligations to PowerScreen of California paying a balance of $975,000.00 for the crushing equipment. We would like to thank PowerScreen for their ability to provide us with over $1,500,000.00 in equipment that was paid off under settlement of DLC proceeds, without their help it would have been very difficult to secure the equipment we had specified for the production. The Company will be receiving more equipment from PowerScreen shortly. " " " Note: Pan American Mineral Ventures, LLC. Officers, Directors, Insiders and Affiliates control over 50% of the Company's Outstanding Shares, Robert L. Cotton and Sharon Vazquez are co-managers of Pan American Mineral Ventures, LLC., State of Nevada, both are Officers and Directors of CWRN. OTC:PK Status: CWRN is no longer a developing company and as such the non-reporting SEC status in not desirable to maintain a healthy share value for the shareholders; therefore, the Board of Directors have agreed to move on. The company will be merging into a new mining company that will be involved with several other iron ore mining projects and will be an SEC reporting company listed on the OTC:QB; this process shall take some time and will require shareholder's voting approval. A Shareholders meeting will be held, all shareholders of record will be given a 45 day written notice of the time and place of the meeting. A news release will also be issued with the Shareholders notice.
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We had the good luck of being able to sit down and play Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks recently, and it only increased our frothing demand for the game. Nintendo has released a new trailer to show the game off today, and it reveals some interesting plot details. For instance, the reason Link can control the Phantom? It's being possessed by the spirit of Zelda.
Yeah. Wasn't expecting that.
So what do you think? My guess is that Zelda fans are going to be in heaven, and those who don't like the series are going to wonder why the rest of us are buried in our DS systems.
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WASHINGTON – The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) today issued two Records of Decision (ROD) for the required National Environmental Policy Act analysis on the Chicago-St. Louis high-speed rail corridor, positioning the project for future federal funding to improve passenger rail speeds, frequencies and reliability.
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Since 2010, IDOT has received more than $1.4 billion in previously awarded federal funds to develop high-speed rail service between Chicago and St. Louis and build the next generation of American-made trains. Included in these investments are track, equipment, and signaling improvements for 110 mph passenger rail service, as well as station enhancements. A new multi-modal train station in Normal and promise of 110-mph service has attracted more than $200 million in private investments to its downtown area, an example of how rail investment attracts economic growth. Future rail investments along the Chicago to St. Louis corridor will spur additional economic activity across Illinois in towns where new or newly-renovated stations are under development or in the planning stages. In November, Amtrak reached speeds of 110 mph on the portion of the corridor between Dwight and Pontiac. By 2015, completed construction projects will allow for speeds of 110 mph for over 70 percent of the corridor.


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Anyhow, I thought I would blog about my genealogy highlights of 2010.
1) The best genealogy highlight is that I attended my first national conference in August. I attended the FGS Conference in Knoxville, Tennessee, and had the best time. I met several other bloggers and attended many wonderful lectures, including one by Elizabeth Shown Mills. I also signed up for classes at the National Institute for Genealogical Studies, and attended a live version of the Genealogy Guys podcast.
2) I participated in my first genealogy cruise with RootsMagic in Feburary. This was also my first cruise ever. It was a seven-day cruise that set sail from Miami and traveled to Royal Caribbean's private resort in Haiti, as well as Jamaica, the Cayman Islands, and Cozumel. The speakers were Drew Smith and George Morgan from the Genealogy Guys Podcast, as well as Gary and Diana Crisman Smith, and Bruce Buzbee, founder of RootsMagic. We had classes on the two days that we were at sea. The morning classes were about general genealogy topics and were given by Drew, George, Diana, and Gary. Bruce presented the afternoon classes, which were specifically about RootsMagic. I also had a private session with Gary and Diana about my brick wall with my Mertena/Marteeny ancestors. On the days we were in port, there were no group activities, bbut we met up for dinner in the evening.
3) My greatest research highlight was that I think I finally broke through my brick wall on the Mertena/Marteeny ancestors. I discovered that my great-great-great grandfather, John Henry MARTEENY, born about 1854 in Illinois, was most likely the son of John MARTEENY and Hannah MILLHOUSE, of Somerset County, Pennsylvania. I think I even found Hannah living with her two children as a widow in the home of her brother in 1860. The whole household was enumerated as MILLHOUSE rather than MARTEENY, which explains why I couldn't find them before. I also found a Marteeny researcher who actually had documented sources. This whole discovery really reinforces the cluster genealogy concept. I found all of this by following the trail of other MERTENA/MARTEENY's in the same Illinois counties as my MERTENA ancestors.
4) Another great genealogy accomplishment is that I have started entering my sources into my Clooz software. I've gotten about 200 of my census records entered in there so far. It is all part of my goal to go paperless over the next five years. Clooz is an electronic filing cabinet of sorts. It has forms for census records, death records, marriage records, etc. that you can fill in with information from your actual records. You can run reports by person to see exactly what records you have on a person. It helps to see if you are missing a particular record on an ancestor. You can also run reports by location to see how many ancestors lived in the same county during a particular census year. You can also link the records in Clooz to your digital copies of your records.
5) My final major accomplishment in genealogy is that I got a handheld Magic Wand scanner for Christmas. While I was in Louisiana last week, I scanned in about 200 pages from some church record transcription books on the TRAHAN family. I don't have access to these books in North Carolina, so that will be a tremendous help until I can go to Louisiana again (or save up enough money to buy the books on CD-ROM for $400). I am also excited because this scanner is a lot quicker than my regular scanner on my printer, so I think it will speed up my paperless plan. I don't have things scanned because I hate walking over to the desk to hook up my laptop to a printer, and then waiting for the scan to finish.
Some other great highlights of 2010 were these:
1) My niece, Violet, was born on 30 Sep 2010. This was my first time being an aunt, and now that she is moving to Arkansas, she will be closer to me (okay, it is still 14 hours away from North Carolina, but this is better than her being all the way in California).
2) My 1st cousin once removed, Denni, was born on 30 Aug 2010. She has the cutest little chunky cheeks ever!
3) My fiance and I welcomed our sweet little cat, Callie (aka Boo Bear), into our lives in March. She appeared outside my apartment one day, and we decided to take her in. She has been the love of our lives and has provided much entertainment.
4) I moved from Louisiana to North Carolina at the end of June. That was the biggest move I have made in my 29 years. So far, I like North Carolina a lot. I love seeing snow. People here says it hardly ever snows, but I don't think they have ever lived in a place like Louisiana. In Louisiana, it rarely snows, so two to three times a year is a lot for me. I haven't gotten to explore North Carolina as much as I want because of studying for the CPA exam, but I did get to see the Blue Ridge Parkway and Outer Banks, which are both really pretty.
5) I got my CPA exam scores in yesterday. I passed! The bad news is that I have to start studying on Monday for the next part I'm taking on Feb. 28. This time, I plan on staying on track more so that I don't have to study 12 hours a day every weekend for the month before the test. That way, I may have more time for blogging. For those of you who don't know, there are four parts to the CPA exam. I have three more to go and 18 months from 11/29/10 to pass all four parts. So far, I'm on a good track to reaching that goal.
Preview of 2011:
1) Since our wedding was called off at the end of 2009, my fiance and I have been through a lot of ups and downs in our relationship. We are finally at a point where we both feel we are ready to get married again. So, no later than fall 2011, there will be a wedding. Our only obstacle now is living several states away from one another until he finds a job in North Carolina.
2) Two more additions will be made to the family: Brynnlee in January and Connor in March (both first cousins once removed).
3) I am applying for a supervisor position within the accounting department at my current company.
4) I plan to pass the remaining 3 parts of the CPA exam by the end of August.
5) I plan to start my National Institute for Genealogical Studies courses once I finish the CPA exam.
5) I will continue on my paperless organization project with my genealogy files. I also need to finish cleaning up my sources in my RootsMagic database that I transferred over from Legacy. Then I will finally be ready to do more research, instead of focusing on organization.
Happy New Year everyone!!!
Denni and Violet, Dec 2010


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The Lightning roster now consists of 59 players, of those there are 32 forwards, 22 defensemen and five goaltenders. The Lightning will travel to Orlando tomorrow night for their first preseason game when they host the St. Louis Blues at the Amway Center at 7 p.m.
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Break-ins lead to 54 charges against man in Durham
A man being held in the Durham County Jail on 54 charges related to break-ins at six restaurants and an attempted seventh one has a busy week, with hearings on other charges in Orange, Chatham and Guilford counties.
Brian Joshua Baker, 36, was arrested last week and charged in the restaurant incidents that happened between Dec. 15 and March 7, Durham police spokeswoman Kammie Michael said.
The string of charges against Baker include breaking and entering, felony larceny after breaking in, damaging buildings, damaging personal property, possession of burglars tools and safe-cracking.
His total bail on the charges was set at $354,500, and he was scheduled to be in court again on June 4.
The break-ins happened Dec. 15 at Oscar's Que and Bar on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, Jan. 26 at Randy's Pizza on Martin Luther King Boulevard, Feb. 2 at Applebee's on McFarland Drive, Feb. 12 at the Carolina Ale House on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard, Feb. 17 at Shiki Sushi on West N.C. 54 and March 7 at Spartacus on Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard.
There was an attempted break-in Jan. 26 at Bruegger's Bagels on Martin Luther King Parkway.
Details on Baker's other arrests were not immediately available. but he was in Chatham County on Monday for a hearing involving charges of breaking and entering, felony larceny, injury to personal property and injury to a building.
He will be back there May 5, according to court records.
Thursday, Baker is scheduled to be in court in Greensboro on a charge of breaking and entering, three counts of felony larceny and a safe-cracking charge, records show.
Baker is also slated for an Orange County court appearance Thursday on traffic charges, including driving while impaired, from 2013.
Friday, Baker is to be back in Hillsborough on charges of breaking and entering, felony larceny, two counts of safe-cracking, possession of burglar's tools, breaking into coin machines, speeding and resisting an officer.


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Two posts in two days! Can you believe it? I wanted to post about our recent vacation to San Antonio. This was our very first family vacation that wasn't to see our family in Alabama. Not that you guys don't count, it's just that this was the first time just the four of us went somewhere for fun. Not that you guys aren't fun. Sheesh! Anyway...
Last December, at our church's annual Family Christmas service, our family (who had only been at the church for six months) was given an amazing gift. Well, two gifts actually. One was the Will Saunders Day at Wild River Country, which I posted about this summer. The other was an all-expense paid trip to San Antonio to go to Morgan's Wonderland. It is the world's first ultra-accessible family fun park - an "amusement park" for people with special needs and their families. Their sign reads "Morgan's Wonderland - Where Everyone Can Play." And it is true. We had the most incredible time over that four day trip. We never would have been able to afford it on our own and are so grateful for the generosity of our amazing church family.
We drove (10 hours, yuck!) down to San Antonio on Thursday. Friday we ate breakfast at Taco Taco Cafe, which was featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives and voted best taco in America by Bon Appetit magazine - it was amazing! Then we went to the zoo and ate at another local dive, Chris Madrid's, for lunch. Friday evening we went to the Riverwalk to explore and eat dinner. Saturday we spent six straight hours playing at Morgan's Wonderland. I'm pretty sure the kids could have made it another two hours (at which time the park would be closing and we would have been forced to leave), but Jeremiah and I are apparently getting old and were so stinkin' tired we couldn't see straight! Saturday night we went to dinner at La Hacienda de los Barrios, which was wonderful. They have a playground and some kids were ugly to Will. Cate came back to our table almost in tears and finally told us that some kids were ugly to her "brudder" and it made her sad :-( She is the best sister in the whole world! Anyway, after our delicious supper, we returned to the hotel for Jeremiah to watch the LSU/Bama game. I fell asleep only to wake up right at the end of the game to a very disappointed husband. We traveled back to North Little Rock on Sunday after a fun-filled weekend.
I know I've said it a million times, but thank you First Assembly NLR!!!!! You made a dream come true for our family. We feel so blessed to be a part of such a generous and mission-minded church family. We love you!
Now, for the best part...pictures!
Our first official family vacation
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Inspired by the 1956 short French childrens film Le Ballon Rouge, or The Red Balloon, Laurent Chhres part analog, part digital images of floating houses are at once a charming, imaginative take on Paris, and also a wistful vision of dreams deferred. The work will be shown from Oct. 25 to Dec. 8 at Galerie Paris-Beijing in Paris.
Before transitioning to photography, Chhre was an art director at a French advertising agency. He first saw Le Ballon Rouge when he was young, and upon revisiting it recently, described it as a merveille [wonder] of poetry. In 1960, TIME Magazine named its director, Albert Lamorisse, probably the most original moviemaker in France.
The film stars the directors 6-year-old son Pascal as an inquisitive, adventurous Parisian tot who discovers a bright red balloon in the street one day. Lamorisses Paris is a city drained of color, still suffering from the fallout of the war, populated by stern grownups and bullying children. It is against this surprisingly grim backdrop that our story takes place. The boy discovers that the balloon is not simply a shiny, bouncy thing to be led about on a string but rather a living, expressive, mischievous character unto itself. Without the use of CGI, the director is able to coax an amazing performance out of latex and helium, and the boy and the balloon become fast friends. Ultimately, the adventure story that ensues is an ode to possibility, dreams and escape.
Chhres world has a similar color palette of greys, blues and browns. And it too shares a dose of the fantastical: the main charactersin this case buildings he digitally constructed from architectural details photographed around Parisappear to float in the sky. But something is different. carrera de fotografia . Unlike the playful balloon with its dancing string, these floating objects appear settled, as if stasis has overtaken them and age has crept in.
Notes from workaday life appear throughout the photo seriestelevision antennae, For Sale signs, McDonalds and graffiti. Laundry appears in two of the nine images. Chhre, who turned 40 this year, has replaced the balloons dancing string with electrical wires, which both sustain the houses and also tie them in place. The one exception is a grim, grey-blue brick house with prison-like windows. Here, the wires have snapped, a fire rages in the second story, the inhabitants escape ladder has broken and tumbles out of the frame. Resting by the window, silhouetted by the blaze, is a birdcage, about to be engulfed in flames.
Albert Lamorisse's film has a happy ending; the ending of Chhres meditation on middle-age life remains uncertain.
Laurent Chhre is a photographer based in Paris. More of his work is available on his website.


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Terminator Genisys * (out of 5)
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jason Clarke, Emilia Clarke, Jai Courtney, J.K. Simmons, Byung-hun Lee, Matt Smith, Dayo Okeniyi, and Courtney B. Vance
Written by: Laeta Kalogridis and Patrick Lussier; based on characters created by James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd
Directed by: Alan Taylor
Say what you want about the Terminator franchise (you surely could), but there exists an absolute earnestness to each film that elevates the "B" movie premise. I love that about the first four films, how unabashedly sure they are about themselves. That's the glue that holds them together. On the other hand, it is quite possibly the most milked of all the franchises, barely hanging on for relevance. So many have had the rights to the property, so many have tried to capitalize on the name, that I'm amazed anything is still left to present. Terminator Genisys is the long-gestating culmination of an attempt to make new what many had seen as old, unappealing, and unnecessary. Unfortunately for everyone involved, the film is an astonishingly vile culmination. The final product is far worse when considering the time and effort put in to resurrect this lifeless brand, as well as our time as the audience, shoveling in the drivel, waiting for the payoff. Genisys is a clear indication that a new direction, whilst noble for creative purposes, is not always the best direction.
Describing the story of a Terminator film cannot happen without a prior understanding of the utter silliness. We are, after all, talking about pseudo-science, killer robots, and time travel here. The beginning of the film brings us up to speed on the eve of victory for John Connor (Jason Clarke) and the 'Resistance' against Skynet and the 'machines' in 2029. Connor, his right hand man Kyle Reese (Courtney), and the remaining soldiers arrive at a typical 'Deus Ex Machina' inside Skynet headquarters. Connor knows what happens next, and so do we- in a last-ditch effort to save itself, Skynet sends a terminator back through time to eliminate Sarah Connor (Emilia Clarke) before she gives birth to John. He then sends Reese back to protect her. This takes us up to the opening of the original film, and we're in familiar territory. So familiar, in fact, that the film even reproduces (as much as possible) the arrival of the original T-800 in 1984 Los Angeles. Here's the catch- another T-800 (Schwarzenegger) is waiting for him, and a brief battle ensues.
Meanwhile, Reese has arrived in 1984, but there's another catch; a T-1000 (the liquid metal version) has inexplicably shown up to dispose of him. Sarah Connor appears out of nowhere and helps him escape. What? Come again? I know, this all seems strange, and it is, even though we knew this from the surprisingly revelatory trailers. According to the following expository scene, the future has been 'reset' due to the events of the first two films. It's the Star Trek ploy- once you reset the past, you can write whatever you want to fit the needs of a new franchise, based on a loose understanding of parallel universes. Nevermind that we lack an explanation for how a T-1000 appeared, nor do we understand why his appearance is altered. Nevermind that somehow, John and Kyle are the most clean-shaved post-apocalyptic soldiers to ever appear on-screen. Nevermind that this entry blatantly ignores the events of the unpopular third and fourth films, despite audience investment in new characters and destinies.
Audiences have been trained by now to accept most time travel films on faith alone, for there is no basis for reference. However, Genisys lacks the common decency to even follow the franchise's rules. Before, we knew that characters could never 'return' to the future, but here, it's as simple as using material from 1984 to accomplish the goal. Before, we understood this story's timeline to be cyclical- Kyle Reese came back, fathered John Connor, died, Connor survived a second attempt, and it all led to an inevitable future war that Connor was to overcome. Before, we understood the real threat of nuclear holocaust as the driving force behind our heroes' actions. Now, this film wants to tell us that "Genisys", a "cloud" type of system invented by the Miles and Danny Dyson (remember them, Terminator 2 fans?), and our attachment to smart devices, will be our demise. That's how these writers brought social consequence to this film? Give me a break. By ignoring the third and fourth films, and thus creating an alternate timeline devoid of nuclear fear, Genisys has spat in the face if its' own continuity, a bold statement to make for what amounted to an already flimsy timeline. The film even creates a subplot about wanting to know who actually sent 'Pops' back to protect Sarah as a child, but then never resolves the matter. In fact, that's the whole onus for Skynet to find out that info, yet it isn't resolved. This film is simply not intelligent enough to coerce us into forgetting what came before.
Furthermore, what happened to these characters? Linda Hamilton's portrayal of Sarah Conner was inept at first, but gracefully inept; then menacing and ruthless. Hamilton made this role legendary for those very reasons. This film fails Sarah Conner by writing, then portraying her, as a petulant brat. Emilia Clarke bears a slight resemblance to Hamilton, and her vocal imitation is close enough, but that's where the comparisons end. She certainly lacks the grace and gravity of Hamilton's performance, and it's a befuddling choice. Jason Clarke is unintentionally comical as John Connor, lacking the weariness and cautious optimism we've grown to understand from the role. He opts for a plain delivery, and clearly doesn't know the character like we do. I say this knowing full well that the character isn't the character we know for most of the film (no spoilers there, the trailer gave it away). The worst offender, again, is Courtney. Not only does he inexplicably react differently than the Kyle Reese we knew before, he offers the polar opposite performance to Michael Biehn's in the original (even markedly different from Anton Yelchin in Salvation). We've previously known that the man adores Sarah Connor, but somehow can't manage to care much about her in this film. I'm confused. I can handle obvious needs to re-cast for a film 31 years later. What I cannot accept is a bland, unaffected delivery from an actor playing a character that grew up in an apocalypse, yet clearly has no shortage of access to grooming products, weight training equipment, or protein-laden foods.
Not every performance is lacking, however. If there is anything to take from Genisys, it is again the presence of none other than Arnold Schwarzenegger. For what little he offers in depth, we always love him in this role, for his limitations as an actor actually work for the character. His choices have been curious and reasonably unsuccessful since his stint as governor, but the old reliable T-800 fits him so well. He's also the only main character that appears to understand he's in a Terminator film. He's the franchise's best asset, the constant amongst the changing of ownership, the bevy of different writers, and the re-casts. He's the one delivering the most honest performance, which is clearly ironic, as he's the freaking robot. I mean this with the greatest of affections for our most unlikely of screen legends, but when your film's most professional moments come from Arnold Schwarzenegger, you're doing it wrong. I'm almost sympathetic to the man, for his earnestness deserves a better film. J.K. Simmons, the recently minted Oscar winner, is also inexplicably in this movie. He deserves a larger, more integral role as someone who actually watched the first four films, and appears to be the only human putting the pieces together. The audience needs that character, yet we barely see him. It's another miss in a series of misses on character development.
The success of the previous films (even at their worst) relied on the effort put forth by the filmmakers to take a B-movie concept with mostly action stars and attempt science fiction or comment on society. Genisys is neither honest nor successful in that venture. The whole project appears to suffer from bad intentions, which appears to be the desire to proliferate a story once thought of as complete back in 1991. It suffers from poor marketing decisions, such as the baffling choice to showcase the film's one big twist in the theatrical trailer. It suffers from a constant need to shed what we already knew (and loved) about the story just to get a new direction, and thus new films. Like a self-fulfilling prophecy, the films have progressively been worse, even as they've promised to take the material in newer, darker, and more exciting directions. It's a patchwork quilt of a franchise, constantly changing actors, scenarios, and stakes to fill whatever the plot needs. Now, these new caretakers have made it a Transformers clone- unintelligible special effects, paper-thin characters, grand but dumb ideas, and "inconsequential consequences". You'll find none of the tense, almost horror-film tendencies and tones of the early films here, none of the realistic, brutal, physics-accessible fight scenes we know and love. In Genisys, you'll get only easy, lazy moments meant for broad appeal. That just sucks.
It would be silly of me to suggest that the Terminator franchise actually mattered beyond a reference to what James Cameron's career has become, or the prescient undertones warning us about artificial intelligence. They don't matter- but like many, many others, I harbor an unreasonable, deep-rooted affection for this property. The strong desire of Megan and David Ellison of Skydance Productions to 'reboot' or 'reset' this franchise's timeline is wholly unnecessary, for even the weakest of the previous films (Salvation) attempted continuity of tone and character. Genisys is the worst possible outcome, ignoring Rise of the Machines and Salvation for no reason other than lazily succumbing to popular opinion. It stands to reason that if your story asks us to ignore the events of two entire films because of their supposed poor quality, yours should exceed that quality, or at least be replacement level. That's not the case here. One of the most exciting, tense, groundbreaking, enjoyable franchises of the modern film era has been reduced to lazy cliches, substandard effects, inaccurate call backs to what we already experienced, and a clean PG-13 sheen. It's the apocalypse, sponsored by The Sharper Image. How depressing is that?


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There is a little known secret about your cell phone contract that your wireless service provider doesn't want you to know.
You can cancel whenever you want without paying a termination fee.
Plenty of people have tried arguing with a customer service rep. Some have tried threatening legal action. Others just flat out refuse to pay and several months later find that they are being pursued by a collection agency.But there actually is a way to terminate your contract early AND avoid the early termination fee. All you have to do is get them to cancel you.
There is a very simple way to do this. Become unprofitable.
If you're paying them $50 a month but costing them a few hundred - They most definitely will cancel you.
So how is it done? A couple of years ago you might of noticed that everyone stopped paying roaming fees. One wireless giant started the "no more roaming charges" program, and the rest followed like the sheep that they are. But just because you are no longer paying the $0.69/min doesn't mean your provider gets off scott free.
Even though you stopped paying for roaming charges years ago, your wireless service provider has been eating the costs. This is done to keep complaints to a minimum, and of course, you as their customer.
So let's do the math.
At $0.69 a minute, a 2 hour long call in a roaming spot just cost your carrier almost $83.00
Even with some of the higher end plans, this would still be quite a hit. But would it be enough to cancel you?
To find out, we just need to take a look at the contract you signed.
This is the link to Cingular's Terms of Service.
It states: "Cingular reserves the right to terminate your service if less than 50% of your usage over three consecutive billing cycles is on Cingular-owned systems. Customer must (1) use a Cingular GSM dual-band handset programmed with Cingular Wireless' preferred roaming database; (2) have a mailing address and live in the immediate geographic area in which subscription is made."
Now, in plain English.
For 3 straight months, make sure that more than half of your calls (51% or more) are done in roaming.
If you've used 400 minutes this month, then you find a roaming spot and place a 401 minute call to MovieFone. Do this on your weekends of course so you don't use your minutes.
After the 1st month you'll know you were successful because you will receive a letter from your carrier suggesting that you switch to a different provider that can better accommodate your cellular needs.
Keep in mind that some roaming partners can take two months to send the records of your roaming calls to your wireless provider. It's possible that your provider won't even know that you were roaming until they receive the bill.
Just for my sake and possibly others I'll mention this: Don't make a 5,000 minute roaming call just because you're mad at your wireless provider. Only use this tool if all other resources have failed you and use it in moderation.
I'm hoping that this information will make termination fees pointless and one day get rid of them altogether.
Also, check with your own provider's contract terms. They may differ. This page is only referencing Cingular.
Oh yeh. This is for educational purposes only. Don't sue me Cingular.
I have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated in 49* different U.S. states so nothing I say can be taken seriously in a legal sense. That should be enough to protect me, right?
*If you're wondering which state doesn't acknowledge my handicap - It's Texas. That way they can still execute me if need be.
UPDATE: Wow, this is really taking off on Digg. Just posted this three hours ago and already on the front page.
Some people find it in bad taste to digg to their own blog, but they'll notice I don't have any other entries here to plug. Blogger was used for this bit of information alone due to how quickly it is to create a free page. If google page creator was available, it would of been used instead.
Some other people noticed that it takes quite a bit of time for this cancellation without fees trick to work (3 months). They were able to catch onto this because they have at least a 2nd grade reading level.
Some things they may not of taken into consideration because they only use digg to start flame wars.
1. Where in the world do people come up with this magic number of $150 for a termination fee. You think that just because that's what the sales rep. told you it would be two years ago when you got your phone, that it hasn't jumped up in price without your knowledge? Guess what. It has. Sprint, Cingular, Nextel and Verizon all charge $175-200 now, and they didn't ask you for permission when they changed it. And they still won't ask the next time it goes up.
2. Cellphone Carriers really do have to pay outrageous fees for roaming. $0.69 is the average rate they pay. Av-er-age. This means that some charge more. Like BlueGrass Cellular in Kentucky. They treat their towers like they're made of gold and charge heavily to anyone that crosses their path. Some Verizon customers might remember how up until a year ago they couldn't use their phones anywhere in Kentucky. It's not because Verizon forgot to put towers there. It's because they didn't want you to be on their network one minute, and on bluegrass the next. Verizon instead showed no service in Kentucky on their service maps and wouldn't sign up new customers there until they could strike a deal with bluegrass. In fact, if you look at Verizon's pre-paid maps, there is still no service shown in Kentucky.
3. Wireless providers being billed thousands a month because of one person actually does happen although it is very rare. For most wireless providers it doesn't exceed more than two dozen of their customers per market, but it does happen. Because of this rarity it is merely an afterthought to these giant carriers. But paying more for your customer's roaming fees than what they are paying you each month means you are loosing money on them. Hence, the little known secret to getting out of your plan.
4. Which brings me to one more thing. If your wireless provider cancels you, you do NOT pay a cancellation fee (unless you decided to stop paying your bill and that's why they cancelled you, of course). Unless you request your cancellation, you do not pay. Period. It's as simple as that. Feel free to call your wireless provider right now and ask them that. It's already beyond stupid to advertise a no roaming plan that has so many potential flaws in it for losing money. It's another thing to cancel your subscribers because they actually use it the way you advertise it. And it's just plain mean to charge them a fee after their forced cancellation.
It's not some unproven theory that may work. It does work. It shows it in your contract which there is a picture of just above. (If you're with Cingular)
5. Let's presume that you are the kind of person that can't live without a cell phone. You really hate your wireless provider and want to switch to another company but you know you'll have to pay your last bill plus $175 termination fee all at once.
You're in luck. You just read this blog entry and found a way out. It will take three months, but it's not like you won't be able to use your cell phone like you usually would anyway during that time. And you know that once your done, you'll be able to start fresh with a new company. And most importantly, get the good deals on a cell phone that they only give to new customers.
All you had to do was press a few buttons on your phone to change it over to "roaming only" and make enough calls for your wireless provider to get sick of you and kick you out of their little club.
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KLTV 7 Meteorologist Grant Dade says we have a good chance of seeing more of what we did this morning through a good part of the week. This morning (Jan. 14) a mixture of rain, sleet and snow was reported across most of East Texas as a disturbance moved into the area. It contained just enough moisture to squeeze out the light precipitation we saw this morning. Grant says more of the same can be expected though Thursday!
You asked for it -- you got it! When the cold air finally moved into East Texas a few weeks ago, it moved in big time.
Another weak disturbance is expected to move into the area tonight into tomorrow morning bringing with it a repeat of what we saw this morning. Yet another disturbance will move through late Wednesday and will once again bring a chance for rain, sleet and snow.
Grant says that based on the current track of the system, much of East Texas could see rain changing to snow by late Wednesday. There is some question as to exactly how much moisture will be available to produce the snow. Some models are calling for the possibility of 2 to 4 inches while other models call for next to nothing.


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I've been part of software teams and projects where the leaders start by putting together a "programming standards" document. The first entry always seems to be "don't use goto" if the language in question supports it. I'll start by saying this: Aside from BASIC programs I wrote in high school, I've never used the goto keyword in any of my code. In fact, with Java, there is no goto statement. Or is there?
Most programmers will agree that properly written, well-structured, code doesn't require the use of goto, and I agree with this. The problem is, if you simply state "no goto" you might as well say "no JMP command in the generated assembly code" as well. When we write and compile code, the result is assembly/machine code that the processor can execute. Even higher-level languages like Java get compiled to machine code when executed, thanks to technology such as the Hot Spot Java VM.
If you've ever written assembly code, or viewed the output of a compiler, you'll notice the JMP command all over the place, usually coupled with a test for some condition. This is one way that branching and code flow control is performed in the CPU. Basically, it's the same as a goto statement, and if you subscribe to the "no goto" rule, why not eliminate it also? The answer is, if you did, you probably couldn't get any of your software to run. I use this as proof that the "no goto" rule is flawed; we need to state something more concise.
It's More than Goto
I've seen a lot of code that violates "no goto" rule without even using goto. For instance, if goto violates the principals of structured code, does calling return in the middle of a method violate it also? I tend to say yes, and I try to structure my code to avoid this. Look at the following as an example:
private boolean processTransaction(Transaction trans) { // do some session security checking User user = trans.user; log("security check for user " + user.name); if ( user.loggedIn() == false) return false; if ( user.sessionTimeout() == true ) return false; boolean success = true; // process transaction here return success; }
This method checks two things before attempting to process a transaction: First, it checks that the user is logged in; and second, it checks that the user's session hasn't timed out. If either check fails, it aborts the transaction by returning false, but it does so in two places in the middle of the method. I refer to this as a mid-method return (MMR) and there's something I don't like about it. For instance, it's not always obvious where the checks begin and end, and the actual processing occurs.
In this case, the code above the checks stores the user object and logs the user's name. The code after the checks does the actual work of processing the transaction, but what if another programmer needs to modify this code? He could accidentally insert some code between the if statements, inadvertently doing some work that shouldn't be done until after all the checks are complete. In this simple example, it would be obvious to most programmers that this is wrong; but in a lot of code I've seen, it's easy to make this mistake. To resolve this, I propose that the following code is better:
private boolean processTransaction(Transaction transaction) { // do some session security checking User user = trans.user; log("security check for user " + user); boolean success = false; if ( user.loggedIn() ) { if ( ! user.sessionTimeout() ) { // process transaction here } } return success; }
It's now more obvious where the checks are complete and the real processing begins; the code actually draws your eyes to the right spot. Also, with only one line in the method that returns a value, you have less "mental accounting" to do as you read from top to bottom. As a pleasant side effect, it's easy to discover where the success variable is declared. (How many times have you hunted through a long method to find declarations?)
Some people don't like nesting all of the if statements, but I find that this can usually be limited or avoided outright by combining related checks. The following code is an example:
if ( user.loggedIn() && ! user.sessionTimeout() ) { // process transaction here }
Since the user's login and session timeout status are related checks, I have no problem checking them both in the same if statement. If there were a requirement to also check the date (i.e. check that it's not Sunday), then I'd prefer to see that in a separate if statement — but that's a matter of taste.
The point is that mid-method returns can be just as bad as using a goto statement in your code; they disrupt code structure, flow, and readability. However, that's not where it ends.


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"10 HIV/AIDS Stories That Defined 2013 in the U.S." is my year-in-review special for The Body.
Making this year's list: The Food and Drug Administration has approved the antiretroviral medication Truvada to reduce the risk of HIV infection in uninfected individuals. That biomedical prevention strategy is known as pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP.
Truvada becomes the first medication ever to be approved for HIV prevention in adults, marking a major milestone in the 30-plus years of the global epidemic. But many questions remain around adherence, risk, access .. as well as the outrageous $14,000 annual price tag. Meanwhile, there are promising developments in the decades-long quest for an HIV vaccine.
PrEP, vaccines, the Affordable Care Act, escalating criminal prosecutions, the gender divide, race and other issues are in the "10 HIV/AIDS Stories That Defined 2013 in the U.S." my year in review special for The Body. This is my second year reporting their annual wrap. The first time was on World AIDS Day 2011.


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Photo 3 shows the Independence town square and the Jackson County Courthouse. It was here that Harry Truman began his political career as a county judge.
Questions for Photo 3
1. List three facts about life in Independence in the early 20th century that you can determine by looking at the photograph. Where was Truman living when this photo was taken?
2. Why was the Jackson County courthouse located in Independence? When did Harry Truman work in the courthouse? (You may want to refer back to the readings and Map 2 key.)
3. What types of cases are heard at a county courthouse? What other type of work is conducted at a county courthouse? (Refer to Reading 2 for additional information).
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Trying to keep up with everything again, living on too little sleep, along with maintaining my run training, I came across a fun little link about the useful effects of coffee, specifically in regards to sport. University of Illinois professor, Robert Motl, has been doing some study on the effect of caffeine on pain during exercise.
Early in his research, he became aware that "caffeine works on the adenosine neuromodulatory system in the brain and spinal cord, and this system is heavily involved in nociception and pain processing." Since Motl knew caffeine blocks adenosine from working, he speculated that it could reduce pain.
A number of studies by the U. of I. professor support that conclusion, including investigations considering such variables as exercise intensity, dose of caffeine, anxiety sensitivity and gender.
Motl's latest published study on the effects of caffeine on pain during exercise appears in the April edition of the International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism.
By being able to ignore a little pain, you might be able to push your exercise a little more. The brain's threshold on detecting pain signals may be a bit high, in my experience. The danger is that if you mask it too much, you may end up damaging your body. Pain is a way of letting you that something isn't right. My guess, based on being both a avid exerciser and coffee drinker is that the caffeine won't mask pretty severe pain.
Pretty sure the pain caused by too flat shoes during my last 20 miles on Saturday was not completely masked, in spite of the coffee beforehand. The danger with that is that the pain (Not sure if the brain's awareness of this is going to effect this or not, but it would be interesting to find out.) often effects form. Exercising with bad form tends to just make things worse and increases even more the risk of injury.
I guess I can say that coffee certainly masks the pain of needing to be awake in the mornings though.


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Hi, I live around just off the highway 730/91 on atlantic ave.
My apartment has 3 tennis court, so we can play there or
I can drive up anywhere.
Im just start playing again. I dont know my level,
but I used to play tennis about 6 years in school and tennis club.
So I know all basic, just I havent play so long, need sometime
to catch up regular footwork...
well..I dont mind to drive your area, and I prefere not begginer,,
but dosent need to be great, just want to larry constantly.
I have tuesday and wed off, so if somebody can play during daytime,
that would be great.
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i am available to play on tuesday/wednesday
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Hi, how are u???..... let's play on those days.... for a faster answer text me (310) 619-5492.... Steven
Ya, I'm in between an intermediate and advanced player so just msg me back if you're interested! I live right next to redondo beach pier...
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