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Christopher Blizzard thinks Apple's new demos, "entirely miss the point of the web, interoperability, standards and html5."
This hasn't gone unnoticed by other supporters of open Web standards, namely Mozilla evangelist Christopher Blizzard.
On his personal blog, Blizzard posted a profanity-laced entry that called out Apple for making the implication that the open standards highlighted could only be experience on the Safari browser.
"A huge percentage of the world does have access to standards like HTML5. Today," said Blizzard.
Blizzard also points out that Firefox provides the best HTML5 support according to the compatibility website caniuse.com, which we confirmed, as long as future versions of the browsers are factored into the comparison. When the criteria is limited to the Present and Near Future options, which would include the browsers currently available, Chrome, Safari and Firefox all have the same HTML5 compatibility rating of 90 percent.
This is not to say that the information on caniuse.com is inaccurate. Statistics for the Future criteria are compiled from developer information, Webkit builds, experimental builds and platform previews.
That said, plans and features for future browsers are always subject to change, which means HTML5 compatibility for these future browsers, while informed, is still somewhat speculative.
Blizzard also commented on the nebulous terms in which people think of HTML5 and the confusion over who supports it and how long it has been supported.
"The most important aspect of HTML5 isn't the new stuff like video and canvas (which Safari and Firefox have both been shipping for years) it's actually thehonest-to-god promise of interoperability."
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Gee. Really?! So, Microsoft brought out its Internet Explorer 6, 7, and 8 on the PC AND the Mac platform simultaneously?
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Did you see this we're getting more more video NN and -- -- it gets even uglier police classic would occupy wall streeters and Oakland California at least 25 arrests were made there.
Police in riot gear using tear gas to just control the crowds similar scenes were being played out in San Francisco before.
Oregon and Moses going on this a week.
But Homeland Security advisor Nate Snyder's saying -- -- today.
Whitman has -- solidarity.
This is a happy day.
Will be a chance for comment they would only say that Snyder is a liaison.
-- of incidents as the Snyder's.
-- sees what -- young America's foundation what it says is that.
At least in his case a pathetic to occupy wall streeters.
-- -- had what are they -- only a liaison meeting used to be -- liaison to the White House this is.
The Department of Homeland Security the office that is tasked with protecting Americans.
And this guy used to work for the Obama campaign.
And before that he worked for the Service Employees International Union the largest contributor to the Obama campaign this is relatively high up in the Department of Homeland Security he had buys his.
I'm Janet upon time -- -- based on what we can find out on the Internet.
I his Twitter page -- public is that I am an Obama administration.
And they get the Obama administration has not distanced themselves from this comment.
-- we've heard that they tried to distance themselves from Occupy Wall Street but this is an endorsement.
I'm a message to support.
But he's -- May Day otherwise known as international workers today.
Unbeaten May Day the mayhem that took place in Seattle and I'm port land in New York.
But do you think IC we've -- -- -- but maybe -- -- -- about -- that we turn to results of this title to no avail so.
I'll just try to maybe get to the point of view that they could not or did not envisions.
This would turn violent.
On the as it did an Oakland as it did in San Francisco so he horrible security were not -- Dorsey got kind of behavior but it might have been surprised by.
Well my understanding was first spotted this came out last not that the tweet was posted last night I could be wrong about the time.
And this to this without taking place during the day that -- at least it was unwise when you look at what -- Occupy Wall Street you don't want to side with one group -- the other.
No let up on this again at the Department of Homeland Security Occupy Wall Street has been.
I'm involved with this Cleveland bombing of the -- there was this white powder substance that was.
With center around the things that.
Raise a lot of concerns among Americans -- not -- moderated they've not been implicated but there are questions going on.
And then they have these rallies.
On May Day which -- it's international workers' day which has traditionally been a day that social lists.
You and you anti free marketeers rallied together to promote this class warfare and it's official we determined -- -- happens around the world since.
-- the late eighteen hundreds and then it's official high official within the Department of Homeland Security.
Endorse is cheers them on.
While this violence is going on even you know it wouldn't be -- I'm writing that was a blanket endorsement of of of of this movement but we've seen other cases where Nancy Pelosi has spoken.
Highly of occupiers the president in -- Rolling Stone interview.
Spoke of what he learned from occupiers of course.
The questioner in that interview never even brought up the Tea Party all but just -- you might have learned the president from.
The occupiers so among the mainstream among the politically a lead or under article all of occupiers of -- Tea Party is or not.
Occupiers they're they're now and then violence notwithstanding their group -- sometimes notwithstanding there -- the others are not.
Now I don't think that's actually what the American people think I think that they are alarmed by the escalating violence I think there are alarmed by these incidents the Cleveland -- -- there.
I'm not robot does not have a blank slate here to have this Homeland Security official.
Praising -- a district that is turning increasingly violent he had done.
They and Jennings who is a self admitted Communist.
On his administration as the Green jobs czar.
He announced his first campaign for public office in the -- whether under brand Bernadette Dorn and I'm Bill Ayers -- History here that he needs to be.
Very careful lab and -- today.
International workers day has serious.
That socialist at least ever -- and a whole freedom slogan -- He needs to be really careful this -- -- obviously it's -- it's a Marxist slogans throughout the Arab throughout time.
Lending -- it for a pro Marxist down publication he hits a step back and rethink.
On the direction and a message that his administration is sending out surely somebody within the administration could've said something to distance themselves quickly.
From -- Increasingly violent and had no they didn't and really -- by the way you were right and I was wrong he did issue these remarks.
-- of these violent -- in California so it's a -- son sang at the very least all right thank you Kate very much good seeing you again they don't send you were.
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Sheboygan will host the national debut of the acrobatic show 'Snowkus Pocus' when it's performed at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 at the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts, 826 N. Eighth St.
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Our recent cold snap has sculpted strange and amazing formations of ice along the shore of Green Lake, which does not freeze during early winter due to its extreme depth.
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Yard MD Rob Zimmer looks at a variety of plants that will keep standing all winter long and provide beauty and interest in your yard or garden in this week's tip of the week.
One of the most difficult gardening challenges is to create color in your garden to last all through the winter months. Some gardeners simply give up after September 1st, pulling out everything and letting the garden sleep until spring.
The Sheboygan North High choral department will present its annual holiday concert at 7 p.m. Monday at the North auditorium.
The Plymouth High School Jolly Pranksters comedy team is competing in the 2013-14 Milwaukee ComedySportz High School League, and two of the matches will be held in Plymouth.
Sheboygan Elks Lodge 299 announced the Students of the Month for October.
Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School Family, Career, Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) sponsored a turkey luncheon Nov. 27.
The Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah High School music department will present its annual Winter Concert at 7 p.m. Monday in the Ronald Mauk Auditorium. The event is open to the public.
This month, The American Club Pastry Chef Richard Palm shares do's and don'ts for holiday cookie baking. Chef Palm has created divine desserts and pastries for the resort for more than 22 years.
Alec Schielke of Sheboygan Falls, a current fourth trimester student in the Doctor of Chiropractic program at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, has been named to the dean's list for the third trimester.
Lakeland College recently received a $3,000 grant from Kohler Foundation Inc. to help fund the college's inaugural Community Book Read, which debuts next spring with Wisconsin native Chad Harbach, author of the novel 'The Art of Fielding.'
Lakeland College hosted its annual International Food Festival on Nov 23.
Elizabeth Plotka and Sara Pfile of Sheboygan and Rae Siehs of Kiel recently performed in the Lakeland College Theatre comedy 'The Farndale New Jersey Community College Theatre Guild's Production of Macbeth, The Scottish Play.'
Homemade candy is always a thoughtful holiday gift. Through the years, I have featured various candy recipes including my mother's delicious fudge, divinity, bourbon balls, toffee, and rocky road candy.
The Sheboygan North High School student council will host its seventh annual Holiday Breakfast from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dec. 15 in the North commons, 1042 School Ave., Sheboygan.
The Early Learning Center will host its annual gingerbread house-making event on Tuesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., and again on Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m.
Several pieces from the project 'Aparecidos,' a large-scale memorial painting installation, are on display at Founders Hall Art Gallery at the University of Wisconsin-Manitowoc, 705 Viebahn St., from now through Thursday.
In 1990, the novelist, screenwriter and poet Jim Harrison wrote a novella about an unforgettable character named Brown Dog.
When Jodi Keller's husband suffered a serious hunting accident in September, there was a flood of people from their hometown of Fredonia and the surrounding area who stepped up to help.
Light up someone's life this holiday season by joining with The Sheboygan Press and the Aging and Disability Resource Center to provide time and seasonal joy to the isolated and lonely adults of our community. Give the gift of time or money to
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The churches in the Village of Kohler are jointly sponsoring the 37th annual Christmas Walk on Sunday, Dec. 8, in the Village of Kohler.
The Friends of Wisconsin State Parks Board of Directors and Services and Membership Committee recently announced that the Friends of Kohler-Andrae State Park were awarded a $1,000 grant.
Bethany Lutheran Church, 222 Church St., Kohler, will hold advent services at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays Dec. 11 and 18.
When shopping for holiday gifts, you'll do well to regard the attached warning labels.
Amid the barrage of Christmas advertising, a group of non-believers is blanketing California's capital city with billboards proclaiming their lack of faith and that atheists can be 'good moral people, too.'
One of the most rewarding ways to keep your green thumb alive during the coldest months of the year is to bring nature indoors during winter.
Camp Y-Koda is offering two youth programs this month: Brunch with Santa and Winter Break Day Camp.
Sail with the Sheboygan Theatre Company on the Molly Doone as the crew braves the waters of Lake Michigan to deliver Christmas trees to the people of Chicago in the upcoming performances of the musical 'The Christmas Schooner.'
Second Saturdays-Journeys into Local History, sponsored by the Sheboygan County Historical Research Center, continues on Dec. 14 when author and Pabst Mansion historian John Eastberg presents a free, two-part program from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
The Lakeshore Chorale and Lakeshore Youth Chorale will present their annual holiday concert, 'Canticle of Christmas,' on Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Peter Claver Church, 1444 S. 11th St., Sheboygan.
Join herbalist Linda Conroy in making approximately eight herbal gift items from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at Ellwood H. May Environmental Park, 3615 Mueller Road.
The second annual Sheboygan Falls Middle School Craft & Vendor Fair will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at the middle school gym.
Cellcom and Glas, 924 N. 14th St., will host Santa from 1-3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8.
The Pine Haven Auxiliary will host its annual craft and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at Catalunya Restaurant in downtown Sheboygan Falls.
The Sheboygan Visual Artists group is hosting free workshops for people of all ages today from 5 to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon at the Art Factory, 1201 Erie Ave., Sheboygan.
The Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra, Chorus and Carolers will present Handel's 'Messiah' on Dec. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Stefanie H. Weill Center for the Performing Arts, 826 N. Eighth St., Sheboygan.
The Plymouth Arts Center, 520 E. Mill St., Plymouth, will present 'A Celtic Christmas,' an evening filled with traditional English and Celtic carols, at 7:30 pm. on Dec. 13-14 and Dec. 20-21.
The Plymouth Arts Center, 520 E. Mill St., will host the 18th annual Holiday Membership Exhibit in Gallery 110 North.
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Stielstra writes beautifully and kinetically. Her work possesses a rare aural quality, no doubt the result of spending so much time onstage, or even in front of a classroom…. in Everyone Remain Calm, she gleefully tests the boundaries of the short-story form. —Time Out Chicago
"In this debut collection of stories from the Joyland imprint at ECW Press, Megan Stielstra will explain the following in revealing detail: how to develop relationships with convicted felons and 1970s TV characters; how not to have a threesome with your roommate; the life and death nature of teaching creative writing; and what happens when discount birth control is advertised on Craigslist. Witty, tough, imaginative, and hot-blooded, Megan Stielstra's fiction and first person reporting are the missing links between Raymond Carver and David Sedaris."
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A fine man named Jim Combs, from Adirondack Radiology took time out of his busy day to walk up to Uncommon Grounds to meet me this morning in Uncommon grounds. In an unbelievable act of generosity he offered to do the CT scan for free.
I will always be grateful for this offer and it restores my faith in humanity.
This is what I told him.
I have insurance and just paid a premium last Friday. That this was not just about me but the other sixteen people canceled. My CT is scheduled for Wednesday at Saratoga Hospital. My insurance must pay for it. We have a contract and I want 1199SEIU to honor our contract. I and my wife are not charity cases. Yes we are the working poor who can no longer afford to live in my home town but we get by.
I also realize that there are many people who are worse off than me. They have two much income for help but not enough to buy insurance. Please give an uninsured person the CT you kindly offered me.
I am also not suicidal. I would like to take you up on your offer if they cancel me for the third time. Again I thank you for your kindness.
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"John Tighe is a cancer survivor who needs a CT scan to make sure he's still cancer free. But he and 16 other spouses of Skidmore College employees had their health insurance canceled wrongly and without notification — and Tighe has been unable to get the scan.
For the full story buy a copy of the Sunday Times Union at your favorite newsstand. It will appear later this week on timesunion.com."
I would urge my readers to support this kind of Journalism and buy a copy today. I will have a link here tomorrow when it's available. The story has a color shot of Bruno the dog it mentions NXIVM and calls me a "gladfly". I will always be grateful to the TU. From Jim Odato visiting me in intensive care in Albany Med to Denis Yusko covering the Housing Authority and now Chris Churchill helping spotlight my insurance woes they are an important asset worth supporting. I now have my CT scan tentatively slated for Wednesday.
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In Chicago they have been run by the Mob and payback for years. This is NOT a case of GOP turning something over to be run more efficiently by "private business"! Notice how the issue was rammed through the chicago City Council so everyone would not read it. This says MOB and payback all over it!
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I am keeping track of commissions earned by my customers in a database. Each month, I have the amount they earned and their Names and Addresses.
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A cornerstone of their case is an e-mail AEG Live Co-CEO Paul Gongaware wrote 11 days before Jackson's death. The e-mail to show director Kenny Ortega addressed concerns that Murray had kept Jackson from a rehearsal the day before: "We want to remind (Murray) that it is AEG, not MJ, who is paying his salary. We want to remind him what is expected of him."
Jackson lawyers argue the e-mail is evidence that AEG Live used Murray's fear of losing his lucrative job as Jackson's personal physician to pressure him to have Jackson ready for rehearsals despite his fragile health.
Gongaware, in a video deposition played in court Monday, said he could not remember writing the e-mail, which the Jackson lawyers call the "smoking gun" in their case.
"They put Dr. Murray in a position where if he said Michael can't go or can't play, if he said I can't give you those drugs, then he doesn't get paid," Panish told jurors Monday.
Gongaware, who managed two of Jackson's tours in the 1990s, knew that Jackson relied on addictive opiates during his concert tours, Panish said.
He played a video of one doctor who said he warned Gongaware about it in 1993.
"We felt that we needed to an intervention," Dr. Stuart Finkelstein said. "We needed to do detox."
AEG's lawyer argued Monday that Gongaware and other AEG executives had no way of knowing about Jackson's use of propofol to sleep.
"AEG knew nothing about this decade-long propofol use," Putnam said. "They were a concert promoter. How could they know?"
He promised that Jackson's ex-wife and mother of his two oldest children, Debbie Rowe, will testify that she assisted in administering propofol to Jackson in the 1990s when she was a nurse.
She saw several doctors put Mr. Jackson to sleep in hotel rooms while on tour," he said, including in Munich, London, Paris.
"The truth is Mr. Jackson fooled everyone," Putnam said about Jackson's porpofol use. "He kept those who might have helped him at a distance and no one knew his deepest, darkest secret."
Jackson's ability to keep his private side private meant AEG could not see any red flags warning of Jackson's destruction, Putnam said.
"They didn't see this coming," he said. "They had no idea."
Putnam said Jackson family members will testify about their failed attempts at intervention and their lack of knowledge about what was happening.
"If they didn't know what was going on, how could someone else think there was even a problem," he said.
AEG contends that Jackson was responsible for his own demise, that he chose Murray to be his full-time doctor and that his drug addiction led him to a series of fatal choices.
"This case is about personal choices," Putnam said. "People have responsibility for their personal choices. It was not a tragedy of AEG Live's making."
Murray was never an AEG employee but rather was chosen and paid by Jackson for nearly four years until Jackson died, AEG lawyers contend.
"AEG Live never paid Dr. Murray anything, ever," Putnam said.
He played a snippet from Murray's interview with Martinez two days after Jackson's death.
"I am an employee for Michael Jackson but paid through AEG," Murray told police.
Jackson, not AEG chose Murray, he said.
Child molestation accusations against Jackson, for which he was acquitted after a trial, are relevant because they resulted in an increase in his drug use, Putnam said.
He focused on Jackson's doctor shopping for drugs, displaying a chart of 40 doctors and nurses who Jackson sought drugs from.


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Just before the Brewers begin their 2013 season Monday at Miller Park, James Beckum will take the mound. The team has selected him to toss the ceremonial first pitch.Beckum played in the former Negro Leagues, but he's known in Milwaukee as the man who started Little League on the north side back in 1964 and - devoted himself to it ever since.WUWM's Erin Toner visited Beckum on his ball field in 2008 – here is the report she prepared.
It's Easter Monday, the day after Christians around the world celebrated the resurrection of Jesus. To Christians, Easter Sunday is the pinnacle of the religious year because the faithful believe Jesus confirmed the religion's claims by rising from the dead.
Milwaukee leaders plan to engage in an exercise to spur entrepreneurship. Dozens of people packed into a room at the new UWM School of Public Health Thursday, to hear about the plan. Milwaukee would be the first city in the U.S. to test the initiative.
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Report AbuseIt's been howling out today and wind through the rigging of these carbon steeds is well heard throughout the entire village. I took some time to sit, listen and take it all in while waiting for a tour of the Ericsson Base to commence.
A start for today would have been a rough go for everyone and it's everyone's hope things lay down come dawn on Saturday. All the boat's have extra springs, plenty of fenders and well use to working on such "active" docks. One likes to imagine it's part of the training, working on unstable surfaces which try to dismount those hard at work.
While the shore crews carry on with stowing gear, checking and re-checking systems and final press and VIP interviews and tours, the crews of most teams including Delta Lloyd (who've been working long hours) all had a proper "lay-in" (a.k.a "sleeping in for us Americans!)
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Having dined many a night with Team Delta Lloyd, this was the complete opposite of their two burner BBQ to cook enough food for 30+ people (a tiny budget of 5 million verses a double digit affair of Ericsson or Telefonica.)
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Furthermore, historically the first team to Cape Town has taken home the glass 8-9 months later...with the winner of last year's Leg one on the line (Team Delta Lloyd, formally ABN AMR ONE), and the new generation of V70 it's going to worth having Virtual Spectator book marked, VOR news book marked and all checked regularly!
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Wilcox had his left hip X-rayed this week, and the prognosis is a stress fracture in his femur.
It wont require surgery, just rest, including missing games this week.
Coach Romar isnt expecting to have Wilcox for today's game against Cal or Saturdays game against Stanford.
It's starting to look a lot like the Huskies are PRETTY THIN. With Suggs redshirting and Wilcox out, the Huskies could be in trouble.I feel like I can play right now, Wilcox said. Im just trying to be on the safe side.
Hikeem Stewart the pressure is on YOU my friend.
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Fri, Jul 27, 2012 | 19:31 BST
Saber Interactive's Inversion now available on Steam
Namco has announced Inversion is now available on Steam for PC. The game, which contains multiplayer modes for up to 12 players online and co-op modes, was released on Xbox 360 and PS3 last week. Hit up the game on Steam through here.
Tue, Jun 26, 2012 | 12:45 BST
Inversion release fixed for July 13, PC on July 27
Namco said today that gravity-based shooter Inversion's released has now been confirmed for July 13 on 360 and PS3. A PC version will follow on July 27. The Saber-developed game, originally intended to hit in February, has slipped twice this year. Watch a video of it in action after the break.
Wed, Jun 06, 2012 | 04:18 BST
OnLive reveals MultiView, 12 new games, in-browser updates
OnLive made a slew of announcements at E3, including a new MultiView feature, and a number of in-browser updates that should make it easier for gamers who want to demo games without the need to sign up to the cloud gaming service.
Sat, Jun 02, 2012 | 19:56 BST
Inversion behind-the-scenes video and iOS app released
Namco has released a behind-the-scenes video for Inversion, which features developers from Saber Interactive offering providing an extensive rundown of the game's inception, story, and a look at the gravity-based gameplay. There's also a new, free app available called The Inversion Project available for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. The app serves as the "perfect training ground," for the upcoming console. You can find it on the App Store. Inversion is out on PS3 and Xbox 360 on June 5 in North America and in Europe July 2012.
Tue, May 29, 2012 | 09:46 BST
Sleeping dragon: Namco turns eyes east for FY2013
After spending much of last year focused on the west, Namco Bandai looks set to turn its attention homewards for the coming year.
Wed, Apr 18, 2012 | 13:30 BST
Namco Gamer's Day media – One Piece, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Inversion, ToGF, Madagascar 3
Namco has released a bevy of screenshots for the games on display during its Global Gamer's Day event. Below the break, you'll find screenshots for titles such as: One Piece: Pirate Warriors, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Inversion, Tales of Graces f and Madagascar 3. A few videos are below as well for Tales of Graces f, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Dragon Ball Z Kinect and One Piece.
Mon, Mar 05, 2012 | 23:20 GMT
Inversion release date set for June, mobile version announced
Namco Bandai has ponied up a release date for Saber Interactive's Inversion.
Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 20:36 GMT
Inversion gets three new multiplayer movies
Don't forget about Namco's Inversion. It still exists, it's still upside down and it still features a full multiplayer suite, unless these videos are elaborate lies. The gravity-bending shooter was delayed recently for "polish," and we're still awaiting a date. See what's going on with it below.
Tue, Jan 31, 2012 | 07:39 GMT
Inversion shots go heavy on multiplayer
Namco's given CVG ten new shots of inversion, featuring the game's multiplayer. The gravity-based, Gears of War-like shooter was set to come out worldwide next month, but was recently delayed for more polishing time. A new date is expected soon.
It'll arrive on PS3 and 360.
Tue, Jan 24, 2012 | 18:18 GMT
Namco: Inversion to miss February release in order to "polish several key aspects"
Namco has announced it has Saber Interactive's gravity-bending shooter Inversion has been delayed. Originally set for release in 2010 before being moved to February 7, 2012, the game will now be released "sometime during early 2012." Speaking with Gamespot, the publisher said the additional development time would "allow the team to polish several key aspects of the game," ensuring it's "of the highest quality" upon release. More information regarding the release will be provided in an upcoming announcement.
Tue, Nov 29, 2011 | 17:53 GMT
GeForce 290.36 beta drivers improve Arkham City performance, add Ambient Occlusion for Skyrim
In more Nvidia GeForce news today, the firm has announced it's released new drivers which fix a few bugs and improve performance for Batman: Arkham City, Battlefield 3, Crysis 2, Heroes and Generals, Inversion, Modern Warfare 3, Skyrim, Stronghold 3, and Syndicate, specifically.
Tue, Oct 25, 2011 | 06:44 BST
Inversion trailer proves gravity is very dramatic
In case you're yet to understand what Inversion is all about, this latest trailer makes it very clear. Turn things upside down, and then shoot them.
Fri, Sep 30, 2011 | 01:18 BST
Inversion trailer introduces the three Gs
That's guns, grenades and gravity, according to Namco Bandai, in this new trailer for third-person shooter Inversion.
Thu, Aug 18, 2011 | 11:17 BST
Quick shots – Inversion art goes upside down
Ten points off for the obvious headline, but there are only so many ways to say "gamescom is vomiting assets".
Mon, Aug 08, 2011 | 17:00 BST
Inversion gamescom trailer is all about your partner
Ladies and gentlemen, we're floating around. With guns.
Sat, Jul 16, 2011 | 14:28 BST
Float like a butterfly, drop like a brick – Inversion hands-on
Saber Interactive aims to make telling left from right, and up from down exceedingly difficult with its gravity-defying shooter. Read onward to see if Stace Harman experienced vertigo, or not.
Tue, Jun 07, 2011 | 13:34 BST
Inversion's E3 trailer is downside up
Namco's released the E3 video for Inversion, its upcoming, dual-copping, gravity-bending gunathon. It's like Gears of War, but upside down and some flying cars. Looks sweet. It's out next February. Take a look.
Thu, Jun 02, 2011 | 00:42 BST
Inversion trailer gets a bit Escher-esque
Oh, sure, you shoot things on the horizontal plane all the time, but how often do you get the chance to combat an invasion force streaming up the side of a skyscraper? Not often enough.
Wed, May 18, 2011 | 11:59 BST
Namco Bandai confirmed for Eurogamer Expo – Dark Souls, Tekken, Ridge Racer, more
Namco Bandai's given its full backing to this year's Eurogamer Expo, confirming that it'll bring most of its 2011 and future line-up to the show.
Wed, May 11, 2011 | 14:15 BST
Namco nukes Dubai: Soul Calibur 5 announced for 2012
Namco Bandai's Level Up press event has wrapped up at the Madinat conference center in Dubai, with the big news being Soul Calibur 5′s announcement for a 2012 release.


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Uhuru Kenyatta, the son of Kenya's founding leader, narrowly won the presidential poll despite facing charges of crimes against humanity over election violence five years ago.
Kenyatta clinched 50.07% of the vote, the election commission announced Saturday, barely breaking past the halfway mark.
His main rival, Prime Minister Raila Odinga, got 43.31% of the vote, and said he will challenge the outcome in court.
The constitution requires a 50% plus one vote for an outright win.
His victory puts the West in a quandary. Kenyatta is facing trial at the International Criminal Court over post-election violence that plunged the nation into chaos in 2007.
Shortly after election officials announced the results, he thanked citizens for bestowing him the leadership role and vowed to work for everyone.
"We celebrate the triumph of democracy; the triumph of peace; the triumph of nationhood," Kenyatta said. "Despite the misgivings of many in the world, we demonstrated a level of political maturity that surpassed expectations."
Winning parties should remain "modest in victory," he said, acknowledging that nearly half the nation did not vote for him.
Jubilant supporters took to the streets, speeding down crowded streets, honking and chanting his name.
"This is a new dawn, our leader has been elected," said John Kamau, a Nakuru resident.
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For some of Odinga's strongholds, the mood was tense but calm.
"Our man has tried to be president three times, it is frustrating," said James Ouma, who lives in the capital of Nairobi. "We will accept it. What can we do? Life must go on."
Odinga said the election outcome is flawed.
"We are confident that the court will restore the faith of Kenyans in the democratic role," he said.
Despite the looming challenge, Kenyatta struck a conciliatory note after the close election, applauding Odinga for a "spirited campaign,"
"I know that all the candidates have made tremendous personal sacrifices .. and I welcome them to join us in moving our nation forward," he said.
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The vote's significance extends far beyond Kenyan borders.
Kenya is East Africa's biggest economy and a crucial trade route into the rest of the continent.
It provides an important buffer of stability in a region that includes the fledgling Somali government and the politically tense Sudan and South Sudan.
Most importantly -- at least to the West -- Kenya is a major U.S. ally in the war against Islamist militants in the region and has remained relatively peaceful amid civil wars in neighboring nations.
Complicated relations
Kenyatta's victory raised the prospect of complicated diplomatic ties with the West.
The International Criminal Court indicted him for allegedly funding a local militia that conducted reprisal attacks in the last election in 2007. His running mate, William Ruto, also faces ICC charges at The Hague.


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If you don't ski or ride and hate winter, you should head to your bunker and stop reading now. If that ideology saddens you, then you'll enjoy the following.
First, the not-so-great news: It's going to remain quite cold (single digits) through the weekend, so please make sure dress responsibly.
Second, the slightly better news: We'll add three more trails to the count tomorrow and have a forth trail with all lifts spinning on Saturday. Bringing the weekend trail count to 19.
Lastly, the notch above awesome news: Snow moves in tomorrow and hangs around through the weekend, leaving us with a ruler's worth or so of December snow.
Seven chairs are on tap tomorrow; all lower mountain lifts (but Stateside Carpet) are scheduled for 8:30 AM, with the Tram, Flyer and Triple planned for 9:00 AM. Last chairs, as always, will be at 4:00 PM.
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Years of squabbling over sovereignty versus federalism have left Quebec an economic basket case, and a radical shakeup is urgently needed, the leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec says in a new book.
And while François Legault, a former Parti Québécois cabinet minister, says it's clear Quebec sovereignty is economically viable, Quebecers "for the foreseeable future" are not ready to decide about it.
"A third referendum would lead to a third defeat and thus a further weakening of confidence in ourselves and a weakening of the balance of power with the rest of Canada," Legault writes, repeating his mantra that now is not the time to reignite the old debate.
The comments are found in the 289-page book, Cap sur un Québec gagnant, which Legault wrote — with a bit of research help — over the summer.
In the book, designed to counter the idea Legault has a limited vision of the future, he returns to familiar CAQ themes that the world is passing Quebec by as it engages in the same sterile debates.
The fact that you have to be a federalist to be a Liberal and a sovereignist to be PQ polarizes everything else, he argues.
In an interview with The Gazette to mark his book launch, Legault said PQ Premier Pauline Marois is trying to do just that again, except this time she is using the proposed Charter of Quebecc Values as her new divider.
"They (in the PQ) pick up the francophones, the Liberal party picks up the anglophones, we (the CAQ) get a bit in the middle, but essentially they are playing on the identity fears of Quebecers, you know, 'Will we be invaded, etc.' " Legault said.
"It's sad, it's irresponsible and it does not help Quebec move forward on priority issues. What I am counting on is that Quebecers will see through Pauline Marois's strategy, which is essentially an orchestrated squabble."
Legault did not mention it, but the values debate in fact has left his party out in the cold, as voters who had been willing to give the CAQ a chance run back to the old parties. In the latest public opinion polls, the CAQ had slipped to 17 per cent, well behind the Liberals at 36 per cent and the PQ at 34 per cent.
The CAQ's charter position is somewhere between the PQ and the Liberals, which, in the context of extremes, means the party is nowhere, Legault said.
But turning to the political context, Legault downplayed the trouble his two-year-old party finds itself in at the same time as the province seems to be headed into an election.
He insisted the likely loss of his star MNA — former Montreal police chief Jacques Duchesneau has hinted he may not run again — is not a fatal blow because the rest of his team of candidates is better then the PQ and Liberal teams.
And the 56-year-old former Air Transat executive dismissed rumours even he may throw in the towel if the CAQ does not perform better in this election than in 2012, where it only elected 19 politicians.
"I am convinced we have no choice but to negotiate the shift which is proposed in the book," he said. "The longer we wait, the harder it will be to make the turn."
Sipping a coffee in the CAQ's trendy converted-factory offices in St-Henri, Legault said the book represents "the best of what he stands for," with a sprinkling of details on his early life.
We learn Legault was born and raised in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue. His father was a post master. His mother worked part time as a cashier at the A&P grocery store. Together they instilled in him an aversion to waste and the value of a proper education, traits Legault has carried into politics.
His goal was to be independently wealthy before age 40 and he achieved the goal, at 39, thanks in large part to his work building the now-lucrative Air Transat airline.
Legault makes no bones about the mess he thinks Quebec is in, reeling off a series of alarming statistics about Quebec's gross domestic product, high school dropout rate, low university graduate rate and high taxation rate. Private investment is way down as well, affecting government revenues.
And while Quebecers have shown they have the tenacity and drive to succeed here and in the world, that confidence has slipped, replaced by a climate of "indignation, morosity and cynicism."
But Legault proposes solutions to turn things around, explaining his concept of creating a kind of Silicon Valley of the north along the St. Lawrence River corridor.
A new world innovation cluster, big industries in Montreal, Quebec and Sherbrooke would be linked to universities, much as has happened in world economic power cities like Boston and London.
Legault's innovation valley is called the Projet Saint-Laurent and Montreal has a central role to play as the economic locomotive. In the interview, Legault detailed two specific projects for the city: beautifying and developing the land between the Jacques Cartier and Champlain bridges, and transforming the Bonaventure Expressway into an urban promenade, a project once called the Havre-de-Montréal; and decontaminating east-end Montreal to make land available to create a vast innovation zone. For $500 million in decontamination costs, $2 billion worth of property would be put on the market, he said.
But Legault conceded that with three levels of government involved, the leadership to accomplish anything on the island is complicated.
"It has to come from Quebec," Legault said. "The person who is the most important for Montreal is the premier of Quebec."
Legault's book will be launched Monday in Montreal. There are no plans for an English translation.


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U.S. stocks fluctuated between gains and losses, with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index trading near a record high, as a rise in consumer confidence offset a drop in business activity and investors weighed earnings data.
Apple Inc. climbed 2.8% as the iPhone maker is said to be selling $17 billion of bonds in the biggest U.S. corporate offering on record. Avon Products Inc. gained 3.7% after earnings topped analysts' forecasts. Pfizer Inc. dropped 3.6% as the world's biggest drugmaker reported earnings that fell short of analysts' projections. Newmont Mining Corp. lost 6.1% as the biggest U.S. gold producer reported profit that missed estimates.
The S&P 500 added 0.1% to 1,594.57 as of 3:20 p.m. in New York, after falling as much as 0.5% earlier. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 2.36 points, or less than 0.1%, to 14,816.39. Trading in S&P 500 stocks was in line with the 30-day average at this time of day.
"People have seen what the market has been doing and so they just continue to tiptoe into equities," Jason Cooper, who helps oversee $2.5 billion in South Bend, Indiana, at 1st Source Investment Advisors, said in a phone interview. "In that same regard, a lot of people are ready to say 'hey, this thing can't go any further. Go slow about it.' They're willing to pull out if things get bad."
Confidence among U.S. consumers climbed more than forecast in April to a five-month high as Americans' outlook for the economy and their incomes improved, according to a gauge from the Conference Board. The S&P/Case-Schiller index of property values in 20 cities showed residential real-estate prices increased in February by the most since May 2006, a sign that the U.S. housing market is strengthening.
Business Activity
Business activity in the U.S. unexpectedly shrank in April for the first time in more than three years, the MNI Chicago Report's business barometer showed.
The Bloomberg Economic Surprise Index, which measures the degree to which economic data exceeded or missed projections, slipped today to minus 0.083, the lowest level since October. The measure peaked at 0.45 in February.
The S&P 500 has climbed 1.6% in April for a sixth monthly advance, the longest streak since September 2009. The bull market in U.S. equities entered its fifth year last month and the gauge has surged 136% from a 12-year low in 2009, driven by better-than-estimated corporate earnings and three rounds of bond purchases by the Federal Reserve.
'Selling Everything'
Leon Black, chief executive officer of buyout firm Apollo Global Management LLC, said prices for traditional buyouts have risen so much that it's a good time to sell.
"We think it's a fabulous environment to be selling," Black said today during a panel discussion at the Milken Institute conference in Los Angeles, adding that Apollo has sold about $13 billion in assets in the last 15 months. "We're selling everything that's not nailed down, and if we're not selling, we're refinancing."
The Fed may consider maintaining its bond-buying program at a two-day meeting starting today, after a report last week showed the world's largest economy grew less than forecast in the first quarter.
The central bank will probably continue its "aggressive" easing program this year, Former Fed Governor Kevin Warsh said yesterday in a Bloomberg Television interview at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Los Angeles.
The European Central Bank will cut its benchmark interest rate to a record low of 0.5% on May 2, according to the median estimate of economists in a Bloomberg survey.
Earnings Season
Invesco Ltd., Franklin Resources Inc. and 36 other S&P 500 companies report quarterly earnings today. Of the 306 that have reported so far, 73% exceeded analysts' predictions, data compiled by Bloomberg show. Profit at S&P 500 companies rose 1.1% in the first three months of the year, according to analysts' projections compiled by Bloomberg.
"Earnings season has been OK, but it's not like it's growing strongly," Brad Thompson, director of research at Frost Investment Advisors LLC in San Antonio, Texas, said in a phone interview. His firm manages $9 billion. "We have a strong market with defensive sectors doing well. The key element here is when does it transition. I'll get more confident when it broadens out and we get more cyclicals doing better. That's going to be contingent on economic fundamentals."
Companies whose earnings are least tied to economic swings led this year's rally as gauges of health-care, utility and consumer-staples providers in the S&P 500 jumped at least 17%. Commodity and technology shares performed worst, rising no more than 8.3%.
Volatility Index
The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, or VIX, slid 0.4% to 13.77 today. The gauge for options hit a six-year low in March and is down 24% this year amid reduced demand for protection against losses in the S&P 500.
Technology stocks rose the most among 10 industries, rallying 1%. The group has gained every day since April 19, jumping 5.6% over seven trading days, the most since March 2012.
Apple climbed 2.8% to $442.05. The company is issuing $3 billion of floating-rate notes and $14 billion of fixed-rate securities in six parts with maturities from three to 30 years, according to a person familiar with the offering.
Proceeds may help the company avoid so-called repatriation taxes on its $102.3 billion of funds held overseas as it returns an additional $55 billion to shareholders through 2015 to compensate for a stock that's been hammered by signs of slowing growth. Apple has fallen 37% from its record $702.10 closing price in September.
IBM, Avon
International Business Machines Corp. added 1.4% to $201.85. The biggest computer-services company boosted its dividend 12% and approved $5 billion in stock buybacks, rewarding investors after a disappointing earnings report.
Avon climbed 3.7% to $23.06. The door-to-door cosmetics seller reported first-quarter profit that topped analysts' estimates as Chief Executive Officer Sheri McCoy's cost-reduction plan starts to produce results.
Best Buy Co. jumped 6.9% to $25.86. The world's largest consumer-electronics retailer said it will exit Europe by selling its 50% stake in a mobile-phone venture to partner Carphone Warehouse Group Plc for 500 million pounds ($775 million).
Best Buy Chief Executive Officer Hubert Joly, who took charge in September, is evaluating the retailer's foreign units to free up cash and resources in his effort to revive U.S. stores hurt by competition from Amazon.com Inc. and Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
Invesco advanced 6% to $31.51. The owner of the Invesco, Van Kampen and PowerShares funds said first-quarter profit rose 15% as record client deposits lifted assets.
Pfizer Falls
Pfizer retreated 3.6% to $29.33 as it posted first- quarter earnings excluding some items of 54 cents a share, missing the 55-cent average projection of analysts in a Bloomberg survey. Full-year earnings excluding one-time items may be $2.14 to $2.24 a share, Pfizer said. The company gave a previous 2013 forecast of $2.20 to $2.30 in January.
Newmont Mining declined 6.1% to $31.90 after saying late yesterday that first-quarter net income fell as gold prices declined and costs were higher than expected. Earnings excluding one-time items were 71 cents a share, trailing the 76 cent- average analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey.
Pitney Bowes Inc. tumbled 14%, the most since November, to $13.97. The maker of postal meters slashed dividends by half as first-quarter earnings trailed analyst forecasts.
Cummins Inc. dropped 6.4% to $106.03. The maker of diesel engines reported first-quarter earnings excluding some items of $1.44 a share, trailing the average analyst estimate of $1.86.


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Frozen Fenway tripleheader on Dec. 31 By: Jim Clark For the second time in four seasons, Fenway Park will be host to some high school hockey action this winter.Three high school games were unveiled Thursday as part of the Frozen Fenway slate. The Boston Latin boys will play host to Dual County/Merrimack Valley 2 rival Lincoln-Sudbury at 10:15 a.m., followed by the Duxbury vs. Hingham girls at 12:15 p.m.
Huff returns to ice at Dedham By: Jim Clark After a search that lasted several months and across two different athletic department administrations, Dedham will announce Friday that Joe Huff is its new boys hockey coach, according to a source.Keith Pearson of the Dedham Transcript first confirmed the hire on Twitter.
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Breaking down OT vs. shootout By: Jim Clark The MIAA Ice Hockey Committee is making its first change to the overtime procedure since the 2006-07 season, when a shootout was instituted as a means to try to prevent games from going into multiple overtime periods.
Barry steps down at B-R By: Jim Clark Mark Barry has stepped down after one season as boys hockey coach at Bridgewater-Raynham, his alma mater, he confirmed to the Herald late Tuesday night.ESPN Boston's Scott Barboza first made note of the news on Twitter earlier in the evening.
Change to hockey OT rule By: Jim Clark The MIAA Ice Hockey Committee voted at its semi-annual meeting Tuesday to modify the overtime rule that is used in all tournament games.
Borges out, Borges in at Coyle By: Jim Clark Coyle & Cassidy will have a new hockey coach this upcoming season, but the Warriors are keeping it in the family ... literally.David Borges confirmed to the Herald that he has stepped down to take an assistant coach position at Stonehill. Borges also said he will be replaced by his brother Darrell, who has been an assistant at Coyle & Cassidy since 2001.
Longtime North Shore coach Roland dies By: Jim Clark Bob Roland, one of the winningest coaches in Massachusetts high school hockey history, died Saturday, He was 79.
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As cited everywhere, By Night have the general rhythm and hulking presence of Meshuggah, and also borrow slightly from their hazy and distant ringing notes played beneath. They're not a rip-off act, and not out to duplicate their sound; there's no shame in what they've done here. Vocalist Adrian Westin has one of the better voices in the genre, producing a raw and impassioned yell with perfect timing to match. It pains me to say this, as it pains me to even speak of this band due to how bothered I am that they broke up, but By Night sounds like a more routine and accessible version of Breach. Partially due to the vocals, but mostly in the guitar melodies and the metallic bass sound. While the guitars often line up with the drums for a real punchy and tight sound, they have huge buildups and stirring riffs, as well as harsh, direct, and swelling progressions. "One And The Same" uses a slower pace to create anticipation for a jarring chorus, and on "Completed", they take a different approach with a strident riff to start the song and to maintain the sound the entire way through. Where on albums like Chaosphere, the intelligence lies in the musicianship and ingenious and hard to follow songwriting method, Burn The Flags offers hints of the same but is also geared far more towards a liberal minded fanbase, a prime example being their use of using samples and strings on "At The End Of The Day", a three and a half minute instrumental.
This is one of the few discs that I'm slightly sad when it ends. While 35 minutes is an expected playing time for a full length, these songs just seem to blow by me again and again. If they could write material that's a little more clear-cut at parts, they could have an incredibly strong following. The songs just don't always stick. While frustrating, it's somewhat of a good sign, as I'm usually spinning Burn The Flags once more just to take everything in. Lifeforce has made a solid move in picking up By Night, and you should make a solid move to your record store and do the same.


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MANCHESTER, NH - The Los Angeles Kings, the parent club of the Manchester Monarchs, assigned center Brayden Schenn to the Monarchs on a conditioning assignment, Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi announced today.
Schenn, 19, has appeared in eight games with the Kings this season and recorded two assists. The 6-foot-1, 190-pound native of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan made his NHL debut on November 26, 2009. In 195 games over three seasons (2007-10) with the Western Hockey League's Brandon Wheat Kings, Schenn has recorded 258 points (94-164=258) and 185 penalty minutes.
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K^RTvx>-rc«« Volume 45 Number 43 329 Broadway., Bethpage, NY 11714 Nov. 16-22 , 2007 (516)681-0440 ext. 21 FAX (516)681-9354 Email: email@example.com 50 CeiltS Bethpage Says Goodbye to DOROTHY RABAS On Tuesday, November 13, Bethpage lost a lifelong resident, a true friend and a unique and wonderful woman with the passing away of Dorothy Rabas. If you had the privilege and sincere honor of knowing this wonderful, giving and sincere woman you were truly lucky. Throughout her eighty-eight years, Dotty always made time to give back to her community and her fellow residents. She was one of the many reasons that make Bethpage such a special place and the entire community will surely miss her but never ever forget her. This lovely lady, who was born on May 26, 1919 had been a member of the Archie McCord Post #86, American Legion Auxiliary in Bethpage since she was 16 years old, starting as a junior member. She was also an active member of the Nassau County American Legion Auxiliary and served as President from 1986-1987. As an active member for over 71 years, she worked tirelessly on many projects to help and better the lives of Veterans. From volunteering at the Veterans Hospital in Northport to visiting the Veterans in nursing homes, raising money through Poppy sales and three years ago raising funds for a piano for the Veterans to enjoy, Dotty was a diligent and hard working volunteer. She also brought together a younger generation of women to continue on with the tradition of the Ladies Auxiliary to ensure that Veterans will always have people to care for them and remember them. This year Dorothy was serving as 1 Oth District Vice President of the American Legion Auxiliary for the Department of New York Dorothy was President of the Bethpage AARP from 2001-2005. She planned and organized events for their meetings that have ranged from Senior-housing, fire safety in the home, community affairs to floral arranging and more. She also traveled to Albany to lobby on behalf of Senior Citizens. For the past two years she has been 2nd Vice President, involved in planning activities for the meetings. In fact Dorothy was honored by New York State AARP for her outstanding work and efforts in the community. Dorothy has been involved in the Bethpage Memorial Day Parade Committee as the Recording Secretary for the past four years and in fact participated in the very parade she helped organize since she was a very young girl. Dotty was a life long resident of Bethpage but also a lifelong member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Bethpage. She sang in the choir for over 30 years and served on the Church Council and was also a member of the Dorcas Ladies Aide Society. As a member of the Dorcas Aide Society she would raise funds through Holiday Fairs and sales, using the money for Missionary work and for the church. For the past 11 years she served on the Altar Society and four years ago she was given the "Christian Service Award", which is given to an individual who shows dedication and commitment to Christian service. Dorothy was also an active member of the Bethpage Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary for over 58 years. She was always there to make sandwiches and serve hot and cold drinks to the firemen during emergencies. Last year she was President of the Bethpage Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. For these accomplishments and for so many more on May 11, 2006 Dorothy was named "Senior Citizen of the Year." And while I could go on and on about the accomplishments of this marvelous woman the one thing that perhaps I will miss the most about my dear friend is her never ending smile and sincere kindness. Dotty never had an unkind word to say about anyone and she was always ready eager and willing to lend a hand to anyone who needed help. She always thought about the needs of others and truly dedicated her life to making her community a better place to live. One of my fondest memories of Dotty was at a Fire Department Installation dinner a few years ago. I walked into the packed catering hall and the first lady I saw on the dance floor was Dorothy Rabas. I walked over to her to say hello and she told me if I stepped foot on the dance floor I best be dancing. And so...I did...with her. When I think about that moment now I realize that Dotty lived her life on a dance floor. Always smiling, always moving and always making every moment special and worthwhile. She lived life with a spirit in her heart that is unmatched and she made Bethpage and the world a better place because of it. So to my dear friend Dotty Rabas, I say with the utmost sincerity that we will all miss you from the bottom of our hearts. There are no words to describe how thankful we are for all that you have done for this community for so many residents and Veterans but we can say that we love you and will never forget your smiling face and endless energy. Your memory will serve as a true inspiration to so many and your smile will be etched into the memory of all of those lucky enough to have called you a friend. Dorothy who was married to the late Richard Rabas for 36 years leaves behind 4 adoring children, 8 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Services for Dotty will be held on November 17 & 18 at the Arthur White Funeral Home in Bethpage from 2-5pm and 7-9:30pm. There will be a viewing at White's Funeral Home on Monday November 19 at 9am with a 10:00 Service at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Bethpage. There is a very special song by Lee Ann Womack called "/ Hope You Dance". The following lyrics were no doubt written with Dotty Rabas in mind. They are dedicated to her and her family who we express our sincere sympathy to. / hope you never lose your sense of wonder You get your fill to eat, but always have that hunger May you never take one single breath for granted God forbid love ever leave you empty handed I hope you still feel small when you stand by the ocean Whenever one door closes, I hope one more opens Promise me you'll give fate a fighting chance And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance I hope you dance. We'll never forget you, Dotty or how you taught us all to dance.
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