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LONDON, Feb 6: Diplomacy and unity among the world's "great democracies" are key to ensuring Iran meets its international obligations, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said in an interview broadcast on Sunday.
Iran had become a major obstacle to peace and stability in the Middle East and must be prevented from developing nuclear weapons, she told BBC television.
"We believe dealing with the Iranians diplomatically is the key and that is why I am here for discussions," Ms Rice told the BBC on Friday at the start of her first diplomatic mission to Europe and the Middle East since taking office.
"We do need a strong message to Iran. We need a united front on the Iranian nuclear programme. We need us great democracies to tell the Iranian people that they deserve a better future than the present they currently have," she said.
Omitting any mention of a possible military answer to the Iranian question, Ms Rice emphasised that Washington's policy for the time being was diplomacy.
"We believe this is a time for diplomacy, this is a time to muster our considerable influence... to bring great changes in the world," she said.
The Iranian government was a chief fund provider of terror groups that are trying to prevent peace between Israel and the Palestinians, according to Washington's chief diplomat, who was in Israel on Sunday for talks with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, and was due to meet Palestinian leader Mahmud Abbas on Monday.
"Iran is a destabilising force in the international system and we need unity of purpose, unity of message to Iran to stop those activities," Ms Rice said.
Washington would support "any effort to get Iran to live up to its international obligations that can succeed," she said.
"We believe the Iranians are being offered an opportunity and they ought to take it."
The question of US policy on Iran's suspected nuclear weapons programme and bleak human rights record has dogged the secretary of state during her sprint through eight European capitals, Israel and the West Bank.
She has tried to ease European fears the Americans might launch a pre-emptive military strike and has warded off queries on whether Washington is officially seeking regime change in Tehran.
Cheney: The United States backs a diplomatic effort by European nations to try to persuade Iran to abandon its nuclear programme but has not "eliminated any alternative," US Vice- President Dick Cheney said on Sunday.
"I think there's a good-faith effort under way by our European allies to try to resolve this issue diplomatically. We support that effort," the vice-president said in an interview with Fox News on Sunday, his first appearance on a Sunday morning television talk show in a year-and-a-half.
"The Iranians, I think, should do the right thing, and they should, in fact, agree to transparency, reassure the outside world that they are not trying to acquire nuclear weapons," Mr Cheney said.
"(The Iranians) know very well that we do not want them to acquire nuclear weapons, nor does the civilized world," he said. "I can't think of anybody who's eager to see the Iranians develop that kind of capability.
"Now, we are moving to support efforts to resolve it diplomatically," Mr Cheney said. "If this process breaks down, the next step probably is (to) go to back to the board of governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency and ultimately refer to the United Nations Security Council for the imposition of international sanctions on Iran.
"There are a number of steps here to be considered. We have not eliminated any alternative at this point, but we obviously are seriously pursuing diplomatic resolution of this problem," Mr Cheney said.
Mr Cheney did not elaborate on the alternatives. Washington has not ruled out using military force against Tehran although US Secretary of State Condoleezza Ms Rice said last week that "the question is simply not on the agenda at this point."-AFP


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Pre-Dogfood Server
Managed by the Infrastructure Team, Testing Team and Wishlist Team, this is to have a daily test upgrade of most of our *.tiki.org sites. So anyone can check anytime how stable trunk (the next version) is with real world data. The name relates to our eat our own dogfood policy.
To check tomorrow's code (trunk) with yesterday's data, you can access the links below. Most of the year, these sites are running trunk, but during the release process, we run the upcoming version. Ex.: branches/9.x is used instead of trunk until dev.tiki.org moves from 8.x to 9.x
http://nextdev.tiki.org/ (updated 4 times per day)
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http://next.tiki.org/ This is for tiki.org The cron job for next.tw.o is executed at noon and midnight my time (-6h to get NY time and -9h to get SF time)
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http://nextparserdev.tiki.org/ This is for the new Jison Parser (updated 4 times per day)
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- Dogfooding Tiki on our own sites is great to find bugs, but it makes it difficult to work.
- Say I find a bug on a tiki.org site, is it fixed in the next version, or should I report/try to fix bug?
- This is very time consuming.
- Detecting and fixing bugs is much less efficient without real data. We would like to give developers access to a site where they can test a fix, before committing (or very quickly after)
- The Quality Team is supposed to check that a commit works in trunk, before accepting in the stable branch. How to do this efficiently without data?
Which is why we have set up a continuous Pre-Dogfood Server. Yesterday's data with tomorrow's code (code in trunk). Ideally, this would be part of TRIM so everyone in the community could easily set this up for themselves, but it's not at this stage.
Setup system for permanent testing of trunk with real data
1- Run a new site ex.: nextdev.tiki.org
- On a server we can give trusted devs access to test
- With backup of real data from dev.tiki.org
- Using trunk
2- Daily update of code (from trunk)
3- Daily refresh of data (from live site)
- Use .htaccess password to make sure robots don't index the site
- Upgrade procedure is tested very frequently
- Makes it very easy to compare old & new interfaces (and people can say what they liked/want to keep about the old one)
- Make it easier for Tiki community to make a judgment on when to start dogfooding next version on community site.
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- All devs: To test before an upgrade. Ex.: They could load test daily and report any feature or performance regressions.
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- all pre-dogfood servers should indicate in how many hours is next data refresh
- To make *.tiki.org upgrades easier, to catch regressions sooner, dev.tiki.org could run on monthly updates of trunk code, while nextdev.tiki.org is daily trunk. Before each monthly upgrade, nextdev.tiki.org is checked to catch and fix regressions.
Change the domain name from trunk to next, because it's not always trunk, but always nextdone - Tracker item: #4200 - - Compare generated HTML for all *.tiki.org sites between versions (to check for regressions/changes of behavior)
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- Use unix file link from .htaccess to _htaccess
Clear all cacheNow part of the shell installer - Apply a profile or a System Configuration
- To add a header "This is a test site, all modifications will be overriden"
- User_watches = n (Testing changes shouldn't spam people)
- A way to set robots to avoid indexing the site completely
- A way to receive alerts on major breaking
- SQL error, PHP error
- Would need a crawler for early detection of breakage
- To do the same thing, but for various profiles.
- https://sourceforge.net/p/tikiwiki/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/doc/devtools/update.dogfoodserver.sh
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I'm trying to upgrade my friends computer for him. I found a Phenom II X4 955 black edition for 110$ and he has a decent AM2+ mother board. His current processor is an Athlon X2 5600+ 2.8 Ghz. So the performance increase would be great. I tried to find PII 920's and 940's but they are scarce. His current setup: Athlon 64 X2 5600+ 2 GB ram XFX 4870 1GB We are trying to upgrade to: Phenom II 920/940/955 4 GB ram 6870 1GB
just be careful with wattage. the PII 955 is rated at 125watts I think. Well it depends, just google its code. My motherboard is an ECS GF8200 and despite being AM2+, only 95watts processors are supported. Which means that if I want 6 cores, only the Phenom II X6 1035 will run without making my mobo explode.
I use an AM3 processor (Phenom II 550) in my AM2+ board (Biostar TF720 A2+) without issue. The difference between AM2+ and AM3 is whether you are using DDR2 (AM2+) or DDR3 (AM3). Just be sure the board can handle the power draw of the CPU.
So Im not an AMD guy but I have to ask; if they work in a AM2 socket whats the benifit of buying a AM3 board?
My old AM2+ mobo supported AM3 CPUs, but only if it had a TDP of less than 95w. You'll want to keep that in mind in case your board has that limitation.
the am3 boards usually have better IGPs and southbridge chips that AM2 cpu's couldn't work with, however the AM3 cpu's were able to work with the AM2 and AM3 platforms as far as chipsets, but AM2 cpu's couldn't do some of the features of the newer chipsets for AM3, and something about memory. (i think am3 introduced DDR3 with amd, while AM2 was ddr2) Power draw is usually the biggest concern with using an AM3 cpu on an AM2 board i think.
Only if you go for the high end CPUs. This information can normally be found at the motherboards homepage.
Maybe you will need to update your BIOS if you didn't. My board needed to update it to the latest to accept most AM3 CPUs.
you don't know what you are missing AM3 was released in 2009, just for supporting DDR3 memory. Which is cheaper than DDR2, as far as I take a look at some price list information AM3 also supports turbo, allowing overclock of each core individually. And supports better Hyper Transport. Moreover: AM3 processors work on AM2+ motherboards due to the presence of both the DDR2 and DDR3 memory controllers on the processor. AM2+ processors do not work on AM3 motherboards due to the processor's lack of a DDR3 memory controller. There's an exception here, Asrock released not long ago an AM3 motherboard supporting AM2+ processors, featuring both DDR2 and DDR3 slots, and it works really good despite the chipset chosen (nforce 600 with geforce 7000 series IGP). Its the only board I know that features bidirectional compatibility. The only restriction is that if you are going to put an AM2 processor in this board, only DDR2 will work. But the slots are present. Poping in an AM3 cpu will work with both DDR2 or DDR3 memory. On the other side, you will find "AM3 ready" motherboards, which are not the same as "AM3" motherboard, since "AM3 ready" refers to those AM2/AM2+ boards that support AM3 cpus.
i have that board, and it does in fact, work really well, it's supposed to be limited to 95W proccesors, but i'm running a phenom x4 at 3.5GHZ with no problems
Yeah most boards can handle processors which are out of spec for wattage as long as they aren't overclocked too much, you just run the risk of burning out the VRMs and potentially taking the CPU with it
The Mother board is a Jetway HA07-Ultra, it has 140w CPU support. And I just noticed it has "AM3 Ready" on the box.
Ha! with that SB it will unlock Phenom II X2/X3 to X4 and sempron 140 to X2, with a little bit of luck. Its a very nice motherboard. indeed.


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Meanwhile, over 50 Bellevue Collection stores will feature one-night-only discounts; as you shop from store to store, find inspiration from the Bellevue Collection's Fashion Exhibit displaying work from the 10 local designers selected to participate in its first-ever Independent Designer Runway Show on September 26.
WHEN: Fashion's Night Out on Thursdsay, September 6 from 7 to 9. RSVP for the Fashion's Night Out Lounge with the event code "FNO" for exclusive access, a live DJ performance, sweet treats, and a swag bag gift.


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4 Meetup Groups match "Russian as a Foreign Language" near Signal Hill, CA
This group is for anyone interested in the Russian language. Whether you're actively studying or passively trying to keep it up. Foreign and native speakers are welcome alike! I started this group when I realized that staying bilingual was proving difficult without regular practice. So I hope we can begin getting together for some pints and Russian conversation.
Lyuba K (Co-Organizer) is the "real" Head Organizer, I'm only listed as Organizer because my wife and I share a Meetup account, Cheers, Mike :) This group is for people who speak Russian, study Russian, planning on going to Russia for business or travel, or someone who simply enjoys being around Russians. This group promotes meeting new people and making friends. We will get together for all kinds of the events, such as hikes, picnics, movie nights, going to shows and museums, and volunteering. …
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I wanted to create this group for all Russians and Russian speaking people that live in the valley or anywhere in LA to come together. Any ages are welcome. We will have a variety of activities: dinners, BBQs, trips, parties, etc or whatever else the member might offer. Let's get together and have fun!
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How can courts improve their service to the public? Connecticut's Courthouse Observation Team project provides a useful model for other states.
We'd love to hear what you think about our latest edition of Trends in State Courts 2013. Was it interesting? Did you find it useful? By participating in our survey, you will help us improve this publication in the years ahead.
Judicial SELECTION IN THE STATES WiLLIAM RAFTERYKNOWLEDGE AND INFORMATION ANALYSTNational Center for State Courts
The 1970s and 1980s marked the rise of merit selection for judges. However, recent trends have been to eliminate merit selection, alter its components, or return judicial selection "to its roots."
Jed Shugerman, in his survey of state judicial selection from the Revolution to today, noted that each iteration of judicial selection was buttressed on the notion of judicial independence. Appointment by the governor was the default coming out of the Revolution, but the requirement of legislative confirmation meant the picks for the judiciary were to be at least somewhat vetted. This, in turn, was overtaken by the Jacksonian press for elections for all positions, again to ensure the judges were independent of politicians like governors and legislators. This was challenged by merit selection, which used a judicial nominating commission to vet candidates and retention elections to ensure no party boss controlled the process.
In the last several years, however, there has been pressure to move away from merit selection and, in the words of G. Alan Tarr (Rutgers University) and Brian T Fitzpatrick (Vanderbilt Law School), return judicial selection "to its roots." This movement has come to the fore in the last eight years. One would have to go back to 1972-1980 to find another eight-year period in which so many judicial selection measures were enacted, or on the ballot, in so many states.
Movement Away from Merit Selection
Where the 1972-1980 period saw a focus on creating merit selection systems in the states, many of the 2006-2014 efforts have focused on ending such systems. Favored in particular as a replacement are quasi-federal systems: the executive appoints, the legislature (senate or house and senate) confirms, and the judges are subject to retention elections thereafter. Such a plan was adopted for the Kansas Court of Appeals in 2013, while at the same time a similar effort to end merit selection for the Kansas Supreme Court was approved by the house but failed to receive the required two-thirds vote in the state's senate. Tennessee, whose merit selection plan had to be statutorily renewed on a semi-regular basis, allowed it to lapse. Instead, Tennessee voters in 2014 will decide whether to adopt a quasi-federal system.
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Grilled cheese just exudes comfort.
When I first began planning this dinner party menu, I realized that comfort food and childhood go hand in hand. Can you think of a dish you loved as a kid that you wouldn't consider comfort food?
Whether you want to play up on the comfort or the kid-again angle, everyone loves grilled cheese. Sometimes, especially after a long day, I'll ask Daniel to make me a grilled cheese sandwich if I don't feel like cooking. Grilled cheese is totally one of those things that always tastes better when someone else makes it for you, isn't it? He makes his with mayo, and even though I'm a butter girl through and through, I'm definitely into his version – because he made it. I'm a firm believer that when someone makes you a grilled cheese, it's from the heart.
I knew I wanted grilled cheese on my menu, but I also knew I wasn't about to be cooking up made-to-order sandwiches – or made-to-order anything, for that matter.
Enter my new boss. His name is Howard, and he's great. Even though we now work in food – and rather obsessively, at that – he also owned a catering company for many years in his past life.
Howard suggested that I butter and toast my bread before my guests arrive. That way, I could throw some cheese on and simply bake the sandwiches in the oven and serve grilled cheese to my guests the way it's meant to be served: gooey and warm, with freshly-melted cheese oozing from its sides.
Make-Ahead Mini Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
- 16 slices sourdough bread, ends removed
- 1 1/2 pounds assorted cheeses {I went with smoked Gouda, Fontina, and sharp Cheddar}
- 1/4 pound (1 stick) salted butter, at room temperature
Prior to serving, heat griddle or skillet over medium heat. Spread about 1/2 tablespoon of butter on one side of each slice of bread (I didn't find it necessary to butter both sides, though you certainly can if you want to). Toast the bread on each side until golden brown. Set toasts aside.
When ready to eat, preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Assemble sandwiches with the buttered sides facing outward (I kept the cheeses separate – you can mix and match if you'd like) and place on a baking sheet. Bake for 5 – 10 minutes, or until cheese is nicely melted.
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Anyone who has ever suffered from hemorrhoids knows that it is no laughing matter - in fact, it often hurts to laugh with a hemorrhoid in tow. Perhaps worse is the embarassment of disclosing this shameful reality to your doctor and pharmacist, not to mention the associated costs. Venapro is an all-natural alternative. OverallHealth.org was attracted to its holistic formula and now releases a product review.
Westfield, IN -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/21/2012 -- Venapro is a two-step all-natural formula that provides relief from hemorrhoids without a doctor visit or embarrassing trips to the store.
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Those who have suffered hemorrhoids in the past know what the process entails. Pain, itching, irritation, and discomfort sitting in certain positions is only worsened, figuratively speaking, by the associated prescription process. Visiting the doc and the pharmacist are not easy to endure.
In contrast, Venapro is a proprietary formula of natural ingredients chosen for their traditional use in homeopathic medicine treating many of the symptoms associated with hemorrhoids.
Both of the two Venapro application steps avoid the discomfort of direct application to the hemorrhoid:
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"Clubbers Stand Up" is a sexy and energetic techno music. Pumping bass makes your head nod, exotic melody in the chorus makes a girl move like a sexy cat. Ideal for party and club promo videos.
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Weekly Chart
Definition of 'Weekly Chart'
A chart where each data point is comprised of the price movement for a single week of trading. This type of chart typically shows high, low, open, and close for the whole week and does not show the day-to-day movements of the security. This type of chart is used by technical analysts to gauge the long-term trend of a given asset.
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"Eight Men Out" is an oddly unfocused movie made of earth tones, sidelong glances and eliptic conversations. It tells the story of how the stars of the 1919 Chicago White Sox team took payoffs from gamblers to throw the World Series, but if you are not already familiar with that story you're unlikely to understand it after seeing this film.
It's an insider's movie, a baseball expert's film that is hard for the untutored to follow.
Watching the movie, I gained a new appreciation for the old-fashioned Hollywood style of telling a story in which, right near the beginning, we'd get a big closeup of each of the key characters and somebody would call them by name or describe them. You know, something like "See that fella over there? That's `Shoeless' Joe Jackson. He's one of the greatest fielders who ever lived, but they say he doesn't even know how to write his own name." By the half-hour mark in "Eight Men Out," I had little idea who the individual players were, and I wasn't helped by the fact that many of the actors seemed to resemble each other. It was only days later while reading the press notes that I realized that the character played by the movie's director, John Sayles, was supposed to be the great sportswriter Ring Lardner. He hangs out throughout the film with a buddy named Hugh Fullerton (Studs Terkel), who was one of the sportswriters who uncovered the scandal. But how many people can be expected to know that in 1988? On the evidence of the movie itself, Sayles and Terkel are playing a sort of Greek chorus, their heads bent toward each other as they exchange laconic asides on the action.
That's not a criticism of their performances - it was great to see Terkel chewing his cigar and looking as if he'd seen it all - but of the screenplay. If you're going to make a movie about a baseball scandal that happened before most of the audience was born, you'd better start by making it understandable and then move on to considerations of art and drama.
Perhaps the problem is that Sayles, who wrote as well as directed the film, was so close to the material that he never decided what the focus of his story really was. Early in the film, we get a lot of vignettes designed to give us a flavor for professional baseball at the time, and they're intercut with short personal or domestic scenes in which the characters are established, but not very clearly.
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CBC said today Amanda Lang, recently defected from BNN, will this fall host a new afternoon business show on Newsworld and contribute to "The National." Congrats are in order to both, Lang for honing her skill at business and political analysis and quick-witted commentary, and the CBC for re-committing to comprehensive business coverage.
The Lang-hosted "SqueezePlay" on BNN was a fast-paced run through the hot topics of the day, unusual - and unusually useful - for its breadth of business and non-business coverage. And for its lack of parochialism. It understood that the EU, Samsung and Carlos Slim have relevance to a Canadian audience. There was a similar lack of cutesy items even NPR and CBC Radio can't resist.
The downside (there always is one) was snark, especially from occasional co-host Kevin O'Leary, a bazillionaire whom BNN permitted to use its network to showcase for his financial services sideline. O'Leary never actually shilled them. There was simply a constant undercurrent that he actually knew something about business because, hey, "I had nothing but misery with that stock." Hint, hint. An outrageous conflict of interest, which fell short of the sister Globe and Mail's high standards.
Lang has been at her best in stand-ups, like the Black trial in Chicago, when she has stuck to straight reporting. In hosting, she has a mastery of segues and the other devices for making the train run on time. But she couldn't resist episodic know-it-all snarkiness of her own, which the CBC will iron out of her. Someone there will explain to Lang, for instance, why she took "heat for suggesting 'swine flu' be renamed 'mexican flu," as she tweeted in April. "Why do I think the folks upset by this are the racist ones?" Oy. Maybe the first mention of mad cow disease as "mad Canadian disease" will help Lang find the answer.
By now Lang's been described so long and widely as a sex goddess - the Canadian counterpart to America's Maria "Money Honey" Bartiromo - she might have let a little of that fandom get to her. The CBC will fix that too, as it did with Wendy Mesley.
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Published in News. Last updated on Wednesday September 21st, 2011 at 11:00
Residents of Risca are to vote on the design of some new public artwork.
Caerphilly County Borough Council is working in partnership with supermarket Tesco and The Bird Group of Companies Ltd to install a piece of public art at Pontymister Industrial Estate on the approach into Risca town centre and the new Tesco development.
Three artists have been invited to design an art piece for the site and the council wants the help of the community to decide which piece should be installed.
Cllr Ron Davies, cabinet member for regeneration, said: "The artwork will help create a welcoming gateway into Risca and the new development, enhancing the town's identity and helping to create a sense of place."
The community is invited to view the designs at an exhibition where they can cast their votes. The public vote will make up 50% of the overall score with the remaining 50% being scored on the artists' performance at interview.
To see the detailed proposals and vote for the artwork visit:
Tesco Extra – Friday September 23, between 2pm and 5pm
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Risca Library – Monday September 26, between 9.30am and 1pm
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TRAVERSE CITY -- A young Traverse City family is enjoying a brand new furnace in this cold weather.
A Traverse City heating company chose the Shumar family as the winner of its free furnace contest. 7&4's Kate Fox was there when the family found out they won.
The Shumars say the gift of warmth feels so good after a really rough year.
George Shumar says, "I've been laid off for a while, she got laid off a few months ago, so were just working off the one income for her, and then we had the baby and she had some sickness that we had to go through the hospital and all that."
Owners of Precision Plumbing Leslie and Bob Roe say after going through over 60 nominations it was clear who the most deserving family was.
Leslie Roe says, "A lot of really hard knocks, their home is 118 years old and the furnace is about 60 years old, very inefficient they expense of running this furnace is something we could really help them with."
The new furnace will save the family nearly 300 dollars in heating costs each month, but the family says it means much more than just money. It means peace of mind knowing their baby has a warm home.
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Just how green can personal jet travel be? Well, not very. There's no doubt that traveling by private jet wreaks havoc on our carbon footprint. One company in Burlington, Vermont, has set out to create the most green private aviation company ever. Heritage Flight has for 25 years broken down travel barriers. Offering aircraft charters from Turbo-Props to Bombardier Challengers, they fly you around the world, anywhere, anytime. No lines, no hassle. International returns allow you to pass through customs hassle-free. Pilots will even change routes mid-flights if you change your mind between say the French Rivera and the Italian Seaside. Today, private aviation in Vermont is a $2 billion industry.
Now, their sister company, Heritage Aviation, is combining the ultimate in an eco-friendly aircraft rest stop with 24/7 convenient travel with their brand new 79,000 square-foot Fixed Base Operation at the Burlington International Airport. The center offers a wealth of services to transient pilots, passengers, and aircraft owners. The building, made from stone and textiles from sustainable sources presents a gym, game room, media room, business center, and snooze rooms for pilots passing through.
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THE ORIGINAL `GUIDE'.Byline: - Rob Lowman Though it has come out in many forms - a book, a TV series and now a movie - the original 1979 BBC BBC in full British Broadcasting Corp. Publicly financed broadcasting system in Britain. A private company at its founding in 1922, it was replaced by a public corporation under royal charter in 1927. radio production of ``The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy,'' which preceded all the others, is the best of the lot - inspired lunacy lunacy: see insanity. . While the book of ``HGTTG'' allows you to picture, say, the Vogon captain announcing, ``Attention, people of Earth. I regret to inform you that in order to make way for the new hyperspace hyperspace - /hi:'per-spays/ A memory location that is *far* away from where the program counter should be pointing, often inaccessible because it is not even mapped in. (Compare jump off into never-never land. express route, your planet has been scheduled for demolition. Have a nice day,'' the radio production captures the insipid bureaucratic bu·reau·crat n. 1. An official of a bureaucracy. 2. An official who is rigidly devoted to the details of administrative procedure. bu tone needed. The radio production also had Simon Jones Simon Jones may refer to:
So for all you who have heard the original - congratulations. For the rest of you, forget it - or almost. ``The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: The Primary Phase'' - that is what they are calling the first part now - is virtually impossible to find in the U.S. at the moment. The BBCshop.com and Amazon.co.uk do stock it, however, for about $21, including shipping. ``The Secondary Phase,'' the second part of the radio production, is available on the U.K. sites for about $21, and Part 3, ``The Tertiary Phase,'' has recently been released in the U.S.; so it's readily available on Amazon.com and in bookstores. ``The Tertiary Phase,'' which has been pumped up for this release, uses Jones and others from the original cast as well as the author himself, Douglas Adams
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The Clapton Interview |
60 Minutes voice over: Eric Clapton, the legendary guitarist of Cream and Derek And The Dominos fame has just come off a thirty year drug and booze binge and he's now using some of his personal fortune to set up a rehabilitation clinic to help other musos claw back from the brink. For the first time in his career Eric Clapton is himself, and ready and able to talk about it. Even when he was stoned out of his mind, old Slowhand always made it sound so easy. Everyone, it seems, knew who Eric Clapton was. Except Eric. EC: In the end I, I was pretty well suicidal a lot of the time. I mean my days every day I would say to myself "Well, I'll give up tomorrow. I really can't live like this anymore but I can't stop today I'll just have a drink, I'll just have a line of coke, and then, and tomorrow we'll look at this, as a serious proposition". And of course that's, tomorrow never comes as we know. I had, believe you me, by that time, acquired enough stuff that most people thought would make your dreams come true. I had the beautiful wife, I had a home, a solid gold reputation and career, cars, money to burn, and every night I wanted to die. 60 Minutes voice over: At fifty two Eric Clapton is one of rock's great survivors. Having beaten heroin and booze he can now see how close they came to destroying him and his music. 60 Minutes: Do you think it's a myth that musicians play better when stoned? EC: I think it's an absolute, um it's a farce to, to, to... I subscribed to that because I had no choice for a good deal of my, I mean that was a fantastic defence mechanism, which I think artists use to cover the fact that they're not too sure of how good they are. 60 Minutes: Do you think you wasted time? EC: I do, yes I do. The problematic thing with drugs is that at the onset it feels so damn great you don't believe there is a price. My experience is there is, and it far outweighs the moments of pleasure that you get. 60 Minutes voice over: The Clapton legend began here in London over thirty years ago. EC: I came here in the 60's, about the mid 60's with a bunch of Aussies actually, ah... 60 Minutes: Oh no. EC: Yeah, Martin Sharp, a guy called Philip Moira, and his girlfriend... 60 Minutes: These were the days of the Oz magazine, Martin was... EC: That's right. Yeah. That's right. Martin was in the... 60 Minutes: So you can blame the Australians for those wild days. EC: Well I had a lovely time. I thought I'd, I thought they were excellent people. I mean, um, we were great pals. In fact we wrote a really good couple of songs together. 60 Minutes voice over: When Eric finally came out to Australia in the seventies he was so stoned he was almost deported. 60 Minutes: It wasn't a particularly happy tour was it, the first one? EC: Well it's almost like a blackout for me because I was so deep into using drugs and take... and alcoholism... a lot of it was a blackout you know? Very badly behaved. And I saw the, you know, my kind of arrogant attitude and I was a, a nasty piece of work in those days, was ah this is where people can... you can do whatever you like down here, and I gave myself licence to behave very badly. 60 Minutes voice over: When Eric was bad he was very bad. Like stealing the wife of his then closest friend George Harrison. EC: Well this is really confidential and I have to be careful in a way that I'm not treading on anyone's toes but, my way of looking back at it I have to undo some of my own cause because it wasn't all my doing. 60 Minutes voice over: Patti Boyd had stolen The Beatles heart on the set of their movie, A Hard Day's Night. George and Patti appeared to be happily married, until Eric came along. 60 Minutes: Looking back on it, I mean have you worried perhaps that you might have ruined his chance of sort of lasting love? EC: Oh yeah. Oh yeah. But then I go back and remember well at the time he didn't put up too much of a fight, he actually... 60 Minutes: What did he say to you, your great mate? EC: The very words were, I mean when I first announced that I was in love with her, he said "Well fine", you know, "You go ahead and do it". Which wasn't, I believe now, what he truly felt, but there was a certain, you know, he didn't want to appear to be, I guess, upset. The fact was he was very upset, I'm sure. I believe. 60 Minutes voice over: Some of rock's most famous love songs were about his obsession with Patti. But in the middle of Eric's drug phase their marriage ended, and Eric went back to the blues, drifting through a procession of failed relationships with glamorous women. 60 Minutes: You have known so many beautiful women. Why has love not lasted for you? EC: Because I don't believe I've really known them. I've often used women for very, very ulterior motives. As a crutch, as a means of kind of securing my identity, as a way of elevating my status, as a way of making my feel good about myself, um, or just to be mothered, you know, or for sex, there's a lot of different motives. 60 Minutes voice over: Clapton's first and lasting love is the guitar. 60 Minutes: When as a kid you picked up the guitar and finally could play it well did you feel a sense of identity? Did you feel... EC: I began to feel like I had something. I began to feel like I, um, I had a place to stand, and a place to communicate from. 60 Minutes: What is it about the guitar then? Why that instrument? |
I liked, um, trumpet, I liked violin, I liked the piano. Accordion. Well it was a neighbour who had an accordion, which I really liked the look of because it had mother of pearl inlay and it was flashy and... 60 Minutes: Thank God you didn't stay with that. EC: I know! I mean can you imagine? But, but, um, the guitar. There was an ease... I mean it was easy... it was made to look easy. Of course they said I could play in a day which I found out was a complete pack of lies, but it was incredibly attractive. 60 Minutes: Does the guitar still turn you on like that. EC: Um. Yes it does. 60 Minutes: Do you chuckle when you hear people say you are God? EC: Oh It's nonsense. 60 Minutes: The world's greatest guitar player. EC: Well it's nonsense. Isn't it? It's nonsense. I think I have a gift which I've, um, which I've developed as best I can, it could... I mean if I hadn't spent all that time that I did, you know, getting off my head, I may have been, I may be a little bit better, um, probably quite a lot better, but we'll never know. 60 Minutes voice over: It's said that to play the blues you have to live them, and feel them. When Eric's four year old son, Conor, fell to his death from an apartment building in 1991, we could all share Eric's blues. 60 Minutes: When you now play Tears In Heaven, I think we all know what you feel. At that moment you don't really have to tell us anything more. EC: Yeah. Yeah. It's an interesting phenomenon. I mean my mail, for the next year was phenomenal. I got at least 150 letters a day directly dealing with, their own, ah, with their own grief and not, and not having really the tools to deal with it and a lot of people don't know how to deal with death. It's not something that we're taught in school. I was never taught in school about either relationships, parenting, or life or death, so when I come to see... when I come to the day when I had to go and look at my own son dead, um, in his coffin, I had no, absolutely no preparation for that in any life skill department whatsoever, which I think is a criminal thing. 60 Minutes: Was writing about Conor your way of dealing with it? EC: Yeah. Writing and playing. Playing... well first and foremost the most healing experience was for me just to hold my guitar and play and make music. Make music that made... that took me away. The key thing that I learnt about life from the death of my son was that we only have this moment. That we don't have tomorrow. Tomorrow doesn't exist and you can... and anything can happen even before the sun sets. 60 Minutes: Were you still, though, surprised that so many people, perhaps the world in a way, was on your wavelength in that song that we could all genuinely feel what you were going through. It was a kind of a global grieving for your individual loss. EC: I was astonished actually. I mean I had no idea that this would reach people like that. They... people know what they were, they were... I meet people and they say "Oh yeah, I was, I remember where I was on that day. I was.. you know, in a... going into a grocer shop to get some... and I heard". And I think it's incredible you know this young boy had that much effect on people. It was incredible. 60 Minutes: In that song, the thought that you have of, would your son know your name in heaven, is um, it's not guilt but it's reflection about, to me, were you there, were you there enough, were you there for enough moments in that short life. EC: Yeah. My question was will I see you again. It was very simple. I mean in a sense it wasn't even a sad song, It was a song of belief. It was a song of, I mean, I think where it talks about there will be no more tears in Heaven, you know. And I think it was, I think, a song of optimism. 60 Minutes: Of reunion. EC: Of reunion. And like, you know, what was worrying me was... I ok... we won't be re... but will I know... will we re... I hope to God we don't meet up in some kind of Heaven's hotel lobby and just walk by one another. How will I know? 60 Minutes: Maybe he'll hear that guitar and know it's you. EC: Maybe. 60 Minutes voice over: This father's loss of a son was his darkest hour, but also the moment in music where he became a universal artist. Now clean and sober, singing and playing better than ever, Eric's new album, The Pilgrim, is perhaps his strongest work, but for a blues man it never comes easy. EC: I don't know if I have a very clear idea of what the pilgrimage is, I just know that it's like been a long, long search and it goes on. 60 Minutes: Do you think the search has been for identity really, to find out who you are? EC: There's a good way of putting it I think. I need someone else to tell me. You've told me what I've been trying to say all this time and that's what it is. Yeah, you're right. 60 Minutes: What made you then, Eric, survive? EC: I believe I've got some reason to be here otherwise, I... otherwise it doesn't make sense. I ask myself that question a lot. Why me? In the end, um, the closest I can come to is I might have something left to do which is of use to somebody else. And I don't mean on a global scale. I'm talking about maybe one other person can benefit from my existence that makes it worth God keeping me alive. |


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