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OTTUMWA, IOWA -- The circus is coming to Ottumwa.
Starting Wednesday, Ottumwa's Bridge View Center will be transformed into a big top circus, as the 2012 Kaaba Shrine Circus will be performing.
People say one of the best things about the show is that untamed animals will be performing.
"It is an all new circus. I know that one of the acts is a new lion and tiger trainer; and all of his animals are untamed, untethered and totally unpredictable. In addition we have trapeze artists, there is a couple that is just fabulous," said Larry Gawronski, Executive Director of Ottumwa's Bridge View Center.
Gawronski also added that there will be elephants performing as well.
"And of course we will have beautiful Beau. That is the largest elephant in the Shrine Circus realm. He will be performing and I guess he wears hats and all kinds of crazy things. So it is really something for the entire family," said Gawronski.
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Egypt police rough up protesters in first test of law limiting demonstrations
Story | Nov 26, 2013 | 4:50 PMCAIRO Egyptian security forces rounded up at least 28 activists Tuesday and dispersed protests with beatings, water cannons and tear gas in the first enforcement a new law that limits public demonstrations. The aggressive application of the law just... -
Egypt investigates disappearance of author critical of Islam
Story | Nov 26, 2013 | 5:09 AMCAIRO, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Police in Cairo are investigating the disappearance of an Egyptian-born German author and critic of Islam, security sources said on Tuesday, months after a cleric declared him an infidel and called for his death. Hamed Abdel-... -
INTERVIEW-Egypt moderates under fire from Mubarak loyalists, Islamists
Story | Nov 25, 2013 | 5:29 AM* Liberal sees a comeback for Mubarak loyalists * Few options for presidential elections * Promoting democracy difficult during militant violence By Shaimaa Fayed and Michael Georgy CAIRO, Nov 25 (Reuters) - A leading Egyptian social democrat fears... -
INSIGHT-Tunisia stumbles to democracy in a troubled neighbourhood
Story | Nov 25, 2013 | 5:59 AM* Tunisia remains a model three years after Arab Spring * New caretaker government to lead until elections * Islamist chief, former regime official vital to compromise By Patrick Markey and Tarek Amara TUNIS, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Tunisia offers... -
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Egypt further restricts public protest
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Story | Nov 24, 2013 | 9:49 AMEL CAIRO (Reuters) - El presidente de Egipto promulgó el domingo una ley que restringe las marchas y otras congregaciones públicas, una medida que podrÃa despertar preguntas sobre las credenciales democráticas de un gobierno respaldado por el ejé... -
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Story | Nov 24, 2013 | 5:05 AMCAIRO The wallpaper in the room where Gehad Khaled sits holding hands with her husband, Abdullah al-Shamy, for their visit carries pictures of the sky, flying birds, trees and greenery. It's an unusual contrast to the sea of prisoners dressed in white... -
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Story | Nov 22, 2013 | 8:07 AMCAIRO, Nov 22 (Reuters) - A 10-year-old boy was killed by gunfire on Friday while walking near the site of clashes between supporters and opponents of deposed Islamist president Mohamed Mursi in Egypt's northern city of Suez, security and medical... -
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At the conference, the president remarked on the economic importance of land conservation. Photo courtesy of Whitehouse.gov
Leaders from conservation and outdoor recreation groups, including the TRCP, gathered early this month at the Department of the Interior for the White House Conference on Conservation. The conference was part of the administration's America's Great Outdoors Initiative, which spotlights and engages community-driven conservation organizations and explores ways to further their growth.
President Obama joined Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack and other Cabinet members to announce several new conservation programs and engage directly with attendees to strengthen partnerships and promote the administration's outdoors-focused initiatives.
At the conference, the president remarked on the economic importance of land conservation.
"We're not just preserving our land and water for the next generation, we are also making more land available for hunting and fishing, and we are bolstering an outdoor economy that supports more than 9 million jobs and brings in more than a trillion dollars a year," said President Obama.
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Iverson is on Philly's radar. Is he on yours?
by Charles Peach
You have to appreciate Lou Williams. He broke his jaw early in the game against the Wizards in DC last Tuesday but kept playing. In fact, he led a comeback in the 4th quarter that fell short when his potential game-winning shot bricked. He didn't know it was broken until the next day when he arose from a sleepless night in Boston and finally decided it was time to get X-rays.
During the game he was spitting blood constantly but assumed it was a tooth causing the trouble. If only that were the case, he could've made a quick stop at the dentist and continued his breakout party. Instead he'll be on a liquid diet and out of uniform for two months. What a shame. Few things are going the Sixers way this season, but he was one of the few reasons to remain hopeful. Check out these averages through the first 14 games of the season: 17.4 points on 49.7 percent field goal shooting, 5.1 assists, 1.7 steals, and just 1.8 turnovers. Hopefully Lou's recovery is as speedy as his transition game.
How can Philly rebound from such sad news? Bring back AI! Or at least "consider" it. That's what we're hearing. After a pathetic 5-12 start to the season and attendance rivaling Memphis for the League's worst, AI couldn't be a better fit! If the reunion does go down, I'm sure Iverson would be getting his numbers, so you might want to stash him on your roster this week if he's still chillin' on the wire. Did you hear that? I think Willie Green just dropped himself and added AI on his fantasy team!
If you own Lou, there is a big decision to make. Do you hang on to him and miss out on all of the production you'd be getting from free agents in those eight weeks or drop him? If your team is already in trouble you might want to consider dropping him because you don't want to dig yourself too deep a hole. I don't mean to just go out there and drop him for just anybody but maybe there is a free agent out there that could pick up the slack. And you might just find him in this week's….
Ben Wallace – He's owned in both of my leagues and he shouldn't be available in yours either. Don't be distracted by the lack of scoring. He's averaging 9.9 rebounds, 1.3 steals, and 1.2 blocks per game. He had over 10 offensive rebounds in each of his last two games, something he hasn't done since the 2003 Playoffs against Orlando.
Luke Ridnour – On the radar last week, and now he's a pickup. Mike Redd's return was short lived and Luke continued his solid play averaging 18.7 points and 6.7 assists last week. By the way it's a four-game week for the Bucks.
Raymond Felton – Could be sitting on a waiver wire near you. He can certainly kill you in FG% and TOs but the Bobcats have won their last 4 games and Felton has been surprisingly efficient (22 assists, 1 turnover) in that span. Larry Brown must be getting through to him because he's only jacked three threes in the last three games.
Mike Dunleavy – If he can make a full recovery he'll be a definite starter for the Pacers and a must-own fantasy player. He scored 13 points in 15 minutes in his return.
Hakim Warrick – With opportunity he can be a valuable fantasy source, as he demonstrated last week averaging 17 points and 7 assists in four games. As long as Luc Richard Mbah a Moute (love writing that name) continues to miss time, the opportunity will be there.
Courtney Lee – In his first game in a couple weeks, he had 6 steals in 22 minutes. He needs to be playing 35 mpg, at least. I think he'll regain his starting job soon which will send CDR to the bench.
Jamaal Tinsley – Mike Conley just doesn't want the job, does he? Coach Hollins is giving him all the chances he can afford to give him but Conley isn't getting it done. If he doesn't want it, Tinsley'll take it! In his last two he's averaged 14 points, 6 assists, and 2 threes.
On The Radar
Thabo Sefolosha – A long, aggressive, reliable defender that is sometimes valuable in the fantasy realm. If he knocked down the three-ball a bit more often then he would be a nice player to own, but for now just keep monitoring his work to see if there is any continuity.
Jrue Holiday – He was a popular addition after the news about Lou Williams missing eight weeks dropped, but he hasn't lived up to the fantasies yet. Now with AI potentially returning to the Sixers he might find himself right back where he was when Lou was healthy – on that pine.
Jason Smith – He played pretty well in two starts while Elton Brand sat out, then he mysteriously played only 8 minutes against the Spurs on Sunday. He's a promising talent, a 7-footer who can stroke the three, so if Brand continues to sit you might want to give him a shot.
Jonas Jerebko – Still no word on the return of either Tayshaun Prince or Rip Hamilton to the Pistons lineup and Jerebko is starting to produce. Last week he scored 22 against the Clippers shooting 4-4 from downtown and followed it up with his first career double-double (10 points, 11 rebounds) against the Hawks.
DeJuan Blair – He can produce in bunches. Unfortunately that's all he's getting the chance to do, averaging less than 15 minutes per game. In 17 minutes against Philly on Sunday he put up 11 points, 10 rebounds (7 offensive), and 3 blocks.
Nazr Mohammed – He has also been scoring in bunches lately. In his last four he has played about 19 minutes per game and averaged 13.5 points and 6.2 rebounds. Plus he's backing up Tyson Chandler, who is a little bit injury-prone.
Nick Young – He's on the radar by default. Yes, he scored over 20 in consecutive games last week but I don't see that kind of productivity lasting. He's still behind Jamison, Butler, and Arenas in line to get shots in DC and is only getting more minutes now because of the absence of Mike Miller. Randy Foye, Andray Blatche, DeShawn Stevenson, and recently acquired Earl Boykins all want some shots too.
Omri Casspi – He's seeing consistent minutes from Coach Westphal and responding, scoring in double-figures in each of his last five games. He's a good three-point shooter but suspect from the charity stripe. In what would become his final game as Nets Head Coach, Lawrence Frank put him on the line repeatedly late in the fourth quarter but Casspi responded by making 3-4 when it counted.
Delonte West – What can we expect from him? I have no clue. But I know the Cavs would love more performances like the one against Dallas on Saturday, when he delivered 10 points and 10 assists (0 turnovers) in 28 minutes. Let's see if he gets more opportunities to do so.
Anderson Varejao – He's been strong off the bench in his last five averaging 7 points, 8.4 rebounds, and 1.2 blocks.
Arron Afflalo – His minutes and production will likely be inconsistent but as he matures and gets more comfortable in his role he may become a player you'd want in a deep league. If Streaky Earl is hittin' his shots then Afflalo might find himself on the bench but for now he's the starter at shooting guard.
Damien Wilkins – I don't know if Coach Rambis is on to this or not but Wilkins has started 3 games for the T'Wolves this year. The team's record in those games: 2-1. The team's record when Wilkins doesn't start: 0-14. So, maybe it has to do with a little more than just Wilkins but, hey, a trend is a trend. He also has double-doubles in both victories.
Sergio Rodriguez – He put together a few nice games last week but it isn't production you can rely on just yet. There just aren't enough minutes to distribute in Sacramento to turn Rodriguez into a fantasy player unless you're in a very deep league.
Taj Gibson – He's winning the job over Brad Miller at the moment but he's having a lot of foul trouble. Regardless, he's creeping up to double-double territory in his last few games as well as blocking a few shots.
Fantasy Line of the Week
OK, so one would assume that Melo and his fitty would be in here. BUT, I decided to go with his counterpart because Al Harrington actually would've won a standard, nine-category fantasy match-up with Melo. Let's compare:
Al Harrington: 41 PTS, 58% FG, 69% FT, 4 3PTM, 10 REB, 1 AST, 2 BLK, 2 STL, 1 TO
Carmelo Anthony: 50 PTS, 61% FG, 94% FT, 1 3PTM, 6 REB, 5 AST, 0 BLK, 0 STL, 3 TO
Sorry, Melo. Mr. Harrington wins 5-4.


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Robert Pattinson Entertainment Weekly Interview Part 4
Let's try this one more time HERE is the video :-)
I want more British people around me. The way he says "Italy" and "Bookshop" is just melting me...
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- Tess said...
ooohhh. what a gorgeous photograph of Rob.
lush.. Makes me want to push him back into the bushes and have my way with him..
sweet Jesus. - November 10, 2008 at 11:28 PM
- Dani said...
And this is an outtake! Tess he is simply beautiful. Why he doubts his looks being perfect for Edward I don't know. He is a modest one but completely perfect for the role.
But I adore that he understands that the reason Bella is so moved by his beauty is because she is so in love with him. Rob's a neat guy. - November 10, 2008 at 11:31 PM
- Tess said...
Yes.. Dani- I completely agree with your sentiments.
Kstew put it perfectly in her access interview. She superimposed herself onto Bella's character when she was reading the book, just we all did right? There's a little bit of Bella in all of us.
I'm so mad about the Rob I see in interviews (feel weird saying I'm mad about Rob, 'cause I don't know the man) because he's so self-depreciating. I have no idea why he thinks he's a Dick or unattractive. He's humble.. and I like it. - November 10, 2008 at 11:36 PM
- Amy said...
I hope fans are bombarding Vanity Fair with emails about releasing those outtakes from the shoot, haha. You wanna see hot photos, now THOSE are pure sexyness. If they can put up an hour long video of behind the scenes footage, they can surely put up those pictures. Better yet, just blow them up poster size and put them in the next issue for all of us :)
- November 10, 2008 at 11:38 PM
- Dani said...
Very humble and has no idea how wonderful he really is. But that is nice that he doesnt completely understand how great he is, he is unique among the Hollywood community.
I'm mad about him too Tess. Its odd but Goz was right you get to feel a little protective of him. Like you just want hood things for him and want him to make good choices. - November 10, 2008 at 11:41 PM
- Tess said...
I just watched this most recent installment of the EW interview, and I feel like I need to give the man a hug. I hope he's receiving loads and loads of love from someone right now.
And the part where he said the he felt like he wanted to cry because of the energy he was feeling. Makes me really want to Reiki him. - November 10, 2008 at 11:43 PM
- Tess said...
I have the feeling Dani (which only adds to my feelings for the man) that he totally discounts the superficialness of what he looks like. There's a very complex person in there, and I gat the feeling he doesn't feel he meets his own standards.
sorry, too deep. This is a fun happy place. I don't mean to get all sticky. - November 10, 2008 at 11:46 PM
- Gozde said...
A part of my brain keeps comparing him to Heath and it scares the shit out of me when I think like that. It's not good to be too deep and self depreciating.
- November 10, 2008 at 11:48 PM
- Dani said...
Goz you are right me and Lynn had that discussion the other night method actors. Its scary the whole River Phoenix and Heath Ledger complex. Oooooh I still have hope for our boy. Its just a scary thought.
- November 10, 2008 at 11:51 PM
- Tess said...
Goz- I know. It is very scary. I'm glad he's close to his family (this will help) I hope he doesn't trust too many new people around him.. and I really hope he's sharing his heart with someone who thinks of his own privacy rather than her own notoriety. I'm a bit annoyed.
- November 10, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- Dani said...
Oh to answer your question though I think Lynn will probably be on later but she was busy doing school stuff all day. I'm not sure about Brooke though.
- November 10, 2008 at 11:53 PM
- Amy said...
Twilight Photocall pictures from this past weekends press junket...
I spy the lovely white vneck ladies under that blue shirt, haha - November 11, 2008 at 12:30 AM
- Amy said...
Sorry here is the info for those pictures...
"Twilight" Press Conference
11/11/2008 - Beverly Wilshire Hotel - November 11, 2008 at 12:35 AM
- Dani said...
Thanks Amy you are fabulous as usual. I will be on my computer in an hour and post some goodies. I think Goz might have gone to bed she is ahead of me time wise. Gish you are good with this finding business dammit amy mentioning that v neck is causing a frenzy over here!
- November 11, 2008 at 12:41 AM
Hollywood 411 interview:
says Kristen & Rob had chemistry off screen. Wonder what that means ....? - November 11, 2008 at 1:00 AM


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text: Funeral services for Ruth Brewer Campbell, 84, of Longview, Texas, will be Monday, April 23 at 2:00 p.m. at Roller-Drummond Funeral Home, 10900 Interstate 30, Little Rock, Arkansas 72209 (501) 455-5800 with Nick Hamilton officiating. Burial will follow in Pinecrest Memorial Park. She passed away Thursday, April 19, in Longview. Visitation will be held at 1:00 immediately before the funeral.Mrs. Campbell was born August 20, 1927, at home in Mount Vernon, Arkansas, to Lawson and Deborah Jane Bartley Brewer. She taught school in Mount Vernon during the World War II era. She married Robert Arch Campbell, Jr., on May 12, 1950, and they lived in Little Rock for their entire married life. She also lived in Conway, Arkansas, before moving to Longview. She was a lifelong and faithful member of the Church of Christ, and was a founding member of Geyer Springs Church of Christ in Little Rock. She also attended Robinson and Center Church of Christ in Conway. For many years, she worked at the Bible Center Bookstore in Little Rock, serving the Churches of Christ in central Arkansas. Mrs. Campbell was a loving and devoted wife and mother, and a doting grandmother, and her love expanded to include her son-in-law and her extended family.Mrs. Campbell was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Bob, in 2001; her in-laws, Judge and Mrs. Robert Arch Campbell, Sr.; sister, Arcie Brewer Starr; brother, Alton Brewer; and sister-in-law, Julia Ann Hudson.Mrs. Campbell is survived by her daughter, Robin Campbell Nunn, and her husband, James, of Longview; grandchildren, Hunter Alexander Nunn of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Emily Claire Nunn of Dallas, Texas; brother, Austin Brewer of Heber Springs, Arkansas, and his wife, Barbara Ruth; and sister-in-law, Doris Brewer of West Haven, Connecticut. In addition, Mrs. Campbell is survived by her sister's children; Lenora Brainard, Pat Cocklin, Alta Faye Howery, Shirley Pate, Debbie Paternoster, Ed Starr, and Ted Starr; by her brother Alton's sons, Bill Brewer and Ken Brewer; and by her husband's nieces Becky Harris and Celeste O'Neal, and nephew Rayford Hudson.The family would like to thank the many family members and friends who showed love and support through Mrs. Campbell's illness. In addition, they are grateful to the staffs of Trillium Park in Conway and Eastman Estates in Longview for helping her maintain her independence as long as possible, and to the staff of HavenCare in Longview for their compassionate care.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association.


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I purchased a "Red Rocket" Crepe Myrtle two years ago specifically because of the bright red blooms that were covering the plant. Last year I anxiously awaited their reappearance, but the flowers that emerged were white!! How did this happen? Is there anything I can do? Please help! Get the answer »
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Debbie September 1, 2012 at 2:12 pm
I too have a red rocket crape myrtle, My flowers turned white this year and I listened to your program on why this would happen. I really don't believe the answer about them not being in full sun will cause this. Mine are in full sun.So I think your Dr. Knox is wrong. Do you have another answer? Because I don't have a clue. Thanks


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Cynthia Vincent quickly established herself in the fashion world with a unique style that's all her own. Designs are feminine without being overly precious and cute, sexy without losing girlish charm and occasionally take playful jaunts into the bohemian. Creamy velvet and cashmere, diaphanous silks and chiffons, and skillful beading form the basis for Vincent's incomparable reputation as one of fashion's up-and-coming stars.
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Been having a bit of a problem with my Ajax script, i have this for the link: Code:
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That works perfectly for me in Internet Explorer 7 and Mozilla Firefox 188.8.131.52 (Anyone else noticing Mozilla release lots of updates recently?).
See the attached file, try just running that on its lonesome and seeing what happens. |
Well, it's half working although here mid=3&sesion=2&user=1 for some reason it's going to the PHP script through the Ajax as mid=1&sesion=1&user=1
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Nevermind! All fixed now ! :-)
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Care to share how you fixed it? Just in case anybody else is having a similar issue.
It was actually a PHP issue, so, that Ajax code and HTML works.
Pssst... use Prototype
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Well I think Firefox is still on a slippery at the moment, it in my books anyway. The only reason I use Firefox now is because there's no Firebug available for Opera. Though I believe Opera are in the process of developing one! When comparing the 2, the speed difference these days is astonishing. It shows you how far Firefox has dropped in terms of being a light-weighty and speedy browser.
Netscape is pretty awesome, and really quick, even thought it is based around FireFox they have done some work to it.
Well, Netscape is based on the layout engine, not actual Firefox. Just the way it renders the elements. There are quite a few layout engines, for which every developer should have at least one browser with each layout engine to ensure their website works perfectly with it - the most popular ones, anyway:
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Hyundai i-oniq is flying doors "wings" and its consumption is 1.9 l/100 km. At the end of last week, Hyundai showed a picture of concept, demonstrating the future vision of the Korean company. The day before the world premiere of the car in Geneva Motor Show the company showed photographs of I-oniq, revealing the nature of the sports prototype. The new innovative Hyundai has doors that open up, which will facilitate access in the cabin. The interior is really luxurious. The hybrid sports car i-oniq length is 4430 mm and it has room for four. It relies on the 1.0-liter 3-cylinder gasoline engine with 68 hp designed to load package lithium-ion batteries for longer run. The motor has an output of 109 hp. In the fully electric i-oniq can travel about 120 km, using the gasoline engine mileage jumps to 700 km. Emissions of CO2 are within 45 g / km. The remarkable of Hyundai i-oniq is that it combined fuel consumption of 1.9 liters / 100 km.


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Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) S: Problem Piece With Bite Rachel Getting Married (2008) S: Darkly comic. Radio Days (1987) S: Pleasant amalgam. Raging Bull (1980) S: Solid bio. R: Punching walls less fun. Ran (1985) S: Slow & colorful. R: Just kept going. Rashômon (1950) S: Perspective Choice Works Ratatouille (2007) S: Critic redeamed. Ray (2004) S: Well done; nice colors. The Reader (2008) S: What's moral? Rebecca (1940) S: A shade pat. Red Dragon (2002) S: Ralph too damn pretty. Red Eye (2005) S: Silly, ent'rtaining. Red River (1948) S: Solid western. Red Road (2006) S: Semi-revenge flick. Rejected (2000) S: The Funniest short. R: Big laugh. Rendition (2007) S: No nuance; Reese sucked. Reprise (2006) S: Vertigo pieces. Requiem (2006) S: Painfully dull. Revolutionary Road (2008) S: Less backstory, please. Ride with the Devil (1999) S: Love & war mix? Hmm... Rififi (1955) S: Hum'rless jewel heist flick. The Ring (2002) S: Exorcist Styling R: Wrong questions answered. Road House (1989) S: Camp classic. Road to Perdition (2002) S: Not enough humor. R: Not enough there. The Road Warrior (1981) S: Great spectacle. Bob Roberts (1992) S: Top ten ever. Robots (2005) S: Fam'ly-friendly tripe. The Rocker (2008) S: Sweet-hearted. Rocket Science (2007) S: Endearing. Role Models (2008) S: Ah, nerds. Roman Holiday (1953) S: Witty and not sap. Romance & Cigarettes (2005) S: Daughters miscast. Romeo Is Bleeding (1993) S: Crappy True Romance. Ronin (1998) S: Best car chases. R: Style, friend, style. The Rookie (2002) S: Drunk Viewing Makes Good R: Thumbs up. Good for youth. Rope (1948) S: Single camera! Rosemary's Baby (1968) S: Redeems in last min'te. Rouge (1994) S: Precise, substance-less. The Rounder (1930) S: Witty. The Royal Tenenbaums (2001) S: Stylish Simperer R: Best Wes yet. The Rules of the Game (1939) S: Masterful. Rumble Fish (1983) S: Overly Stylized Rush Hour 2 (2001) S: Predictable romp. R: Surprising, funny. Sabrina (1954) S: Romance is fleeting. The Saddest Music in the World (2003) S: Very odd, greasy. Sahara (2005) S: Entertaining. Le Samouraï (1967) S: Ghost Dog + Ronin. Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) S: Solid war picture. Sanjuro (1962) S: Solid samurai. The Savages (2007) S: Bro-sis picture? Saved! (2004) S: Caricatures. R: Funny. Say Anything... (1989) S: Cute, predictable. A Scanner Darkly (2006) S: Faithful, moody. Scary Movie 2 (2001) S: Funny? Dumb, plotless. R: Extraneous sequel. School of Rock (2003) S: Passable grinner. R: Didn't keep up laughs. The Science of Sleep (2006) S: Ambiguous. Scoop (2006) S: Satisfying. Scrapple (2004) S: Ah, meltdown. The Sea Inside (2004) S: Deft issue treatment. Seabiscuit (2003) S: Solid epic tale. Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus (2005) S: Pointless; but music! The Secret Life of Bees (2008) S: Why cast singers? The Secret Lives of Dentists (2002) S: Moving in pieces. Secretary (2002) S: Weird. Cool? Maybe. Sense and Sensibility (1995) S: Classy adapt'tion. September (1987) S: Poor Chekhov replac'r. September 11 (2002) S: Very uneven. Serenity (2005) S: Great space opera. Seven Chances (1925) S: Pratfalls are funny. The Seven Year Itch (1955) S: Marilyn is hot. The Seventh Seal (1957) S: About with purpose. Severance (2006) S: As fun as Hostel. Sex and Lucía (2001) S: Full of advant'ges. Sex and the City (2008) S: Charlotte makes o'erlong. Sex Is Comedy (2002) S: Non-comedy bore. Sexy Beast (2000) S: Odd & oddly dull. Shadow of a Doubt (1943) S: Apple on the floor? Shadow of the Thin Man (1941) S: Not as tight. Shaft (1971) S: Exercise in suave. Shall We Dance? (1996) S: Cliche in fine form. Tristram Shandy: A Cock and Bull Story (2005) S: Middling Guest attempt. Shattered Glass (2003) S: Glass poor focus. Shaun of the Dead (2004) S: Laughs, zombies, solid. Sherlock Jr. (1924) S: Shadowing, pool ball. Shine a Light (2008) S: On par with Last Waltz. The Shipping News (2001) S: Swede brings incest. 'gain Shoot the Piano Player (1960) S: Once out, pulled back in. The Shop Around the Corner (1940) S: Layered. Shopgirl (2005) S: Low chemistry. Shortbus (2006) S: Full of hope. Shrek 2 (2004) S: "Cops" parody makes. Shrek the Third (2007) S: Middling effort. Sicko (2007) S: Great op-ed. Sideways (2004) S: Actors stretch muscles. R: Perfect little flick. Signs (2002) S: Too pat horror; see. R: Not as deep as thinks. The Silence of the Lambs (1991) S: Truly startling. Silver City (2004) S: Scattered, unfunny. Silverado (1985) S: Fun post-modern west. S1M0NE (2002) S: Pointless. R: Not awful. A Simple Plan (1998) S: Dull Fargo rip-off. The Simpsons Movie (2007) S: Stup'd Homer-centric. Sin City (2005) S: Style exercise. Singing in the Rain (1952) S: Great songs, dance, laughs, film. R: Best musical e'er. "The Singing Detective" (1986) S: Clues without answers. The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005) S: My eye's leaking, Burt. The Skeleton Key (2005) S: Performances save. Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow (2004) S: Paltrow miscast. Sleeper (1973) S: Nebbish meets future. R: Brilliant slapstick. Sleuth (1972) S: Too stagey. Slither (2006) S: Horror, not com'dy. Slumdog Millionaire (2008) S: Frantic. Smiley Face (2007) S: Spotty laughs. Snakes on a Plane (2006) S: Far too competent. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004) S: Carrey's ham ruins. Southland Tales (2006) S: Triumph. Something New (2006) S: Bland. Something's Gotta Give (2003) S: Cute neurosis. Son of Rambow (2007) S: Down with tradition. Song of the Thin Man (1947) S: Solid. Spanglish (2004) S: As good as Gets. R: Not as good as Gets. Spartacus (1960) S: Absurdist camp. Special (2006) S: Unbreak'ble Spider. Spellbound (2002) S: Brain' beaut' contest? Hmm... Spider (2002) S: Satisfying twist. Spider-Man 2 (2004) S: Clever popcorn. R: Very Raimi. Spider-Man 3 (2007) S: Three films, double time. Spirited Away (2001) S: Beautiful magic. R: Dizzying. Spy Game (2001) S: Good muted thriller. Spy Kids (2001) S: Power Rangers bad. The Squid and the Whale (2005) S: Wesish lovely. Stagecoach (1939) S: Drunk is funny. Stalag 17 (1953) S: Soaked in film lore. Standard Operating Procedure (2008) S: Fucked up. Star (2001) S: Blur beats Madonna. Star Trek (2009) S: Life too common. Star Wars (1977) S: "Only hope" much said. R: Best in series? Prob. Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones (2002) S: Fun! Bad acting, script. R: Bad script, good settings. Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (2005) S: Oh well. R: It's over. Stardust (2007) S: Magical. Stardust Memories (1980) S: Fellini fan trash. Starksy & Hutch (2004) S: Good for laugh or two. Starter for 10 (2006) S: Big fat Brit coll'ge exp'. State of the Union (1948) S: No Mr. Smith The Station Agent (2003) S: Very watchable. Stealing Harvard (2002) S: Think Road Trip, Not Fred Steamboat Bill, Jr. (1928) S: Fab pratfalls, wind, 'fects. Steamboy (2004) S: Preachy, over-long. The Stepford Wives (2004) S: Unfunny at end. The Sting (1973) S: Clever play. R: Is that all? Storytelling (2001) S: Anti-dramedy. Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964) S: Hilarious. R: Best Kubrick by far. The Stranger (1946) S: Taut suspense; poor end. Strangers on a Train (1951) S: Walker superb. R: Classic Hitchcock. Stranger Than Fiction (2006) S: Controlled; eh ending. Stranger than Paradise (1984) S: Marginal. Street Fight (2005) S: Snazzy pol doc. A Streetcar Named Desire (1951) S: "Streetcar!"'s brev'ty wins. Strictly Ballroom (1992) S: Nice use of "over." Stuck On You (2003) S: Funny & pleasant. Sullivan's Travels (1941) S: Fine premise, go-through. Super Size Me (2004) S: Entertain, as Moore. R: Fine. Super Troopers (2001) S: Sometimes funny shit. R: Not very funny. Superbad (2007) S: Many laughs. Superman (1978) S: Very silly, slow. Superman Returns (2006) S: Steeped in tradition. Surf's Up (2007) S: Unpleasantly cloy'ng. Sweet Home Alabama (2002) S: Cute & unfunny. Sweet Smell of Success (1957) S: New York noir glory. Swimfan (2002) S: Stupid teen horror. Swimming Pool (2003) S: Julie's tits look great. Swing Time (1936) S: Dancing! Synecdoche, New York (2008) S: Recursive. Syriana (2005) S: Straight-forward. Takedown (2000) S: Logue Shines, Skeet Does Depp R: Hackers 2? No. Talk to Her (2002) S: Plodding Emotion Talk to Me (2007) S: Taraji smoking. Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby (2006) S: Knife scene excellent. Tanner '88 (1992) S: "West Wing" precursor. Tao of Steve (2000) S: Cute romcom. R: Charming. Tarnation (2003) S: Frank, disturbing. Team America: World Police (2004) S: Amusing. Tenacious D in "The Pick of Destiny" (2006) S: Songs good; laughs missing. The Terminal (2004) S: Disjointed, but good. Terms of Endearment (1983) S: Shockingly bad. The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) S: Relentless. Thank You for Smoking (2005) S: Extremely funny. There Will Be Blood (2007) S: Waited for milkshake. They Might Be Giants (1971) S: Very odd, quite good. The Thin Man (1934) S: Perfect rapport. The Thin Man Goes Home (1944) S: Teetotaling Nick? The 3rd Hand (1988) S: Campy goodness. The Third Man (1949) S: Setting, script, mood, Lime. Thirteen (2003) S: Shade too depressing. 13 Going On 30 (2004) S: Sweet, predictable. This Film Is Not Yet Rated (2006) S: Amateurish. This Is England (2006) S: Good opening lull. This Is Spinal Tap (1984) S: Overrated. R: Some funny. The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada (2005) S: Slow starter, burner. 300 (2006) S: Senseless gore amuses. Three Kings (1999) S: Penta'less war film? R: Vital. Go see. Three Times (2005) S: Very boring. Ticker (2002) S: Neat little twist. Tideland (2005) S: Creepy, off-putting. Timecrimes (2007) S: Primer-esque. Tin Men (1987) S: Salesmen's Undoing Titan A.E. (2000) S: Not seen Star Wars? See. R: Recommended. To Be and to Have (2002) S: Goes nowhere. To Be or Not to Be (1942) S: Take that, Hitler. To Catch a Thief (1955) S: Good star vehicle. To Have and Have Not (1944) S: Great chemistry. To Live (1994) S: Backdrop beauty. Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street(2007) S: Color interests. Tokyo Story (1953) S: Bloated, padded sap. Tooba (2003) S: Faintly evoc'tive. Top Hat (1935) S: Cheek-to-cheek lovely. Toy Story (1995) S: Good cultural read. R: Overrated. Toy Story 2 (1999) S: Better than first one. R: Overrated too. Training Day (2001) S: Tight Contrived Quality R: Best actor for this? Trainspotting (1996) S: Stylish. The Triplets of Belleville (2003) S: Needs no translation. Transamerica (2005) S: Too episodic. A Trip to the Moon (1902) S: French theater magic. Tromeo and Juliet (1996) S: Moments of genius. Trouble in Paradise (1932) S: Ah, innuendo. The Trouble with Harry (1955) S: Mystery romp. Truly Madly Deeply (1991) S: Great weeper com'dy. 12 Angry Men (1957) S: Soft sell perfection. 28 Days Later... (2002) S: Sometimes startling. R: Best horror in years. 28 Weeks Later (2007) S: Fucked with my dreams. 25th Hour (2002) S: Deeply affecting. 2046 (2004) S: Disappointing, dull. 21 Grams (2003) S: Wow. Excellent. Oliver Twist (1948) S: Over-edited. 2 Days in Paris (2007) S: Allen-esque laughs. Undercover Brother (2002) S: Hysterical funk. R: Unfunny, tiring. Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) S: Too self-serious. United 93 (2006) S: Fed incompetence. Up the Yangtze (2007) S: Sad. The Upside of Anger (2005) S: Aimless, enjoy'ble. V for Vendetta (2006) S: Evocative. Vanilla Sky (2001) S: Over Told & Trite; Act! Vanya on 42nd Street (1994) S: Play with voiceover? Venus (2006) S: Laughless; goes nowhere. The Verdict (1982) S: Futility. Vertigo (1958) S: Grand, if bit rough, slow. R: Love/hate/Hitchcock. A Very Long Engagement (2004) S: Edgar-worthy. Vicky Cristina Barcelona (2008) S: Narration worthless. Victory (1981) S: Cheese start; rah rah end. la Vie en Rose (2007) S: Too dark biopic. The Village (2004) S: Cop-out ending. The Visitor (2007) Volver (2006) S: Well put together. The Wages of Fear (1953) S: Nitrotastic. Waiting for Guffman (1996) S: Kinks overwhelm. Waking Life (2001) S: Amaze! Eye, Thought Treat. R: Like film? Go see. Waking Ned Devine (1998) S: Cute, pointless, Irish. Waking the Dead (2000) S: Love is destructive. Walk the Line (2005) S: Cash's life lacks int'rest. WALL-E (2008) S: Cute love story. Wallace & Gromit in A Close Shave (1995) S: Chicken Run, with sheep. Wallace & Gromit's Cracking Contraptions (2002) S: Lesser W&G. Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005) S: Cute, fun stop-motion. Wallace & Gromit in The Wrong Trousers (1993) S: Shifty penguins? Yay! Waltz with Bashir (2008) S: Gland prodder. Wanted (2008) S: Jolie crazy thin. War of the Worlds (2005) S: Incoherent shit. The War Room (1993) S: Carville crazy fun. Watchmen (2009) S: Faithful. The Way We Were (1973) S: Unsatisfying. The Wedding Crashers (2005) S: Touching comedy. Welcome to Collinwood (2002) S: Eh. Wendy & Lucy (2008) S: Depressing. Wet Hot American Summer (2001) S: Solid comedy. Whale Rider (2002) S: Could use more funny. What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962) S: Creepy cool. What Is It? (2005) S: Unintelligible. When Harry Met Sally... (1989) S: Meg good because bad. R: Annie Hall lite. When the Levees Broke (2006) S: Disappointing. White Heat (1949) S: Campy, trashy fun. Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) S: Glorious. Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966) S: Winning Acting, Script Why We Fight (2005) S: Slanted, enchanted. Wild at Heart (1990) S: Clumsy train wreck. The Wild Bunch (1969) S: Tiresome squibs, desert. The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill (2003) S: Dull & sans foil. Wild Strawberries (1957) S: Themes: age, love, and hope. The Wild Thornberrys Movie (2002) S: Kid-Oriented Charlie Wilson's War (2007) S: Great story, if slow. The Wind That Shakes the Barley (2006) S: Compare with Glory. Winged Migration (2001) S: Stun pics, low emote. Wings of Desire (1987) S: Plodding, beautiful. Withnail & I (1987) S: Quotable, 'musing. A Woman Under the Influence (1974) S: Title misleading. The Women (1939) S: Long, dated message. The Woodsman (2004) S: Difficult. Word Wars (2004) S: Don't these people work? Wordplay (2006) S: Contest distracting. The Wrestler (2008) S: Asbury Park dance. Written on the Wind (1956) S: Human frailty. X-Men: The Last Stand (2006) S: Too much death, new chars. X2 (2003) S: Iceman left wolf's sweat. R: Fun, dumb. xXx (2002) S: More gooder than Bond. R: Even worse than Bond. Yank Tanks (2002) S: Cuba, reuser. The Yes Men (2003) S: Concept! Execute? Yojimbo (1961) S: Fun, crafty. You Can Count on Me (2000) S: Character driven. R: Good, solid film. 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What if you are the person responsible for designing self destruct mechanisms for landmines to reduce the risk to civilians when the conflict is over? is that ethical?
What if you are the person responsible for designing self destruct mechanisms for landmines to reduce the risk to civilians when the conflict is over? is that ethical?
while google in the US is rolling out gigabit, and the private sector in UK is doing the same....
In a few small areas.
Most of suburbia in the UK is getting fiber to the cabinet from BT openreach, better than what we had before certainly but way off what fiber to the home can deliver. Openreach are planning to do a "fiber to the premisis on demand" service but it looks like it will be pretty expensive (installation charges predicted to be in the thousands iirc making it impractical for anyone who isn't well settled) and they don't seem to be planning to offer gigabit speeds, upstream in particular seems to be being artificially limited (presumablly to protect expensive buisness fiber services).
Many rural areas look like they will either continue to be stuck with ADSL or possiblly get fiber to the cabinet but not be able to take full advantage of it due to long subloops.
Note: this post is from a UK perspective, things may vary a little arround the world.
By the 1980s, we had developed mathematics and modems that could use the same lines to get up to about 33.6kbps at 3,429 baud.
And then things more or less stopped there. There was one more marginal speed increase (56K) but they had pretty much hit fundamental limits of the phone system. Pushing speeds further required bypassing parts of the phone network.
ISDN BRI delivered slightly better speeds in the 90s but the way it was priced (if you wanted a 128k connection you had to pay for two phone calls in addition to the ISDN line itself costing more than twice what an analog phone line did, AIUI most unmetered dialup packages allowed single channel ISDN but not dual channel ISDN) made it an expensive option. ADSL turned up in the early 2000s but again it was initially expensive.
ADSL gradually improved through the 00s first with the providers getting more confident and taking the artificial limits off and then by the providers moving to ADSL2. However while speeds improved so did the gap between the haves and the have nots. Those close to the phone exchange could get 20mpbs, those stuck a long way from the exchange got less than 1mbps and we have pretty much hit the limit of what phone cables can carry over long distances even with advanced modulation techniques.
In any case, odds are, whatever we put in the ground today, in 20 years we'll be able to do more with it than we can today.
The problems with mixed fiber/dsl systems don't really have anything to do with the fiber that is being put in the ground.
1: it still relies on that old phone wiring for the last hop. There are a few tricks we can pull but we have pretty much hit the limits of what those cables can carry over those distances. You still have the "cable length lottery" except now it's distance from the point of fiber to copper transition to the house rather than distance from the phone exchange to your house.
2: having all that infrastructure spread out like that makes it very difficult to do incremental upgrades. When ADSL was introduced they could start by putting one DSLAM in a phone exchange and patching the subscribers to it, when one DSLAM filled up they could add another. It didn't matter that only a few percent of customers were taking DSL intitially because the phone exchange was large. On the other hand there were places in the UK that had their POTs and ISDN delivered over an early fiber to the cabinet system and these were among the last to get ADSL because it wasn't worth putting a DSLAM in a cabinet for a handful of subscribers. So even if there was a system that could get a slight improvement over the current VDSL gear rolling it out would be very expensive.
The only real way to substantially improve a "partial fiber" system (fiber to the cabinet, fiber to the distribution point etc) is to push the fiber closer to the subscriber but each time you do that your infrastructure ends up even more spread out. Eventually you get to the point that you may as well just take the fiber all the way.
On the other hand with a fiber to the home system all you have to upgrade to deliver faster speeds is the consumer premises equipment and the exchange equipment. All the outdoor infrastructure can remain the same. Plus current fiber to the home equipment has a much wider margin over current needs than the VDSL that is being deployed in current fiber to the cabient system.
Deploying fiber to the cabinet now means in a few years time either internet speeds will stagnate again or a fiber to the home project will be needed anyway making the fiber to the cabinet equiment redundant.
Suppose you were german but had gone to a big US university (say MIT), while you are there you made contacts and wanted to start a buisness together. You also learnt how things are done in the US.
If you want to start the buisness in the US then you have to get a work visa for the US (much harder than a student visa or a buisness visa). If you go back to Europe you have the reverse problem, you will have to somehow get your american co-entrepreneurs into europe. You will also have to deal with doing things the european way rather than the american way (not saying if it's better or worse just different).
You could split things across two locations but it's much harder to work together if you aren't physically together.
If you start your business on a seastead near the US then you maintain easy access to US customers and services while avoiding the need to get a work visa for the US. When the business is big enough then as I understand it there are methods you can use the fact you are an executive of the company to get a visa and enter the US proper.
That is the idea anyway, whether it will work is more debatable.
The article is light on details but it does mention the vessel having three thrusters at the rear. Not clear whether those are just for direction control or if they can be used to move the whole vessel.
What am I missing here? Don't know of any ISP that supplies routers.
Maybe this is a regional thing, round here pretty much every ISP either gives you a router or tries to sell you one when you sign up for service. Some even insist on you using it.
And even replacing an older router with a faster one won't do a thing for speed. (unless it's bad) Most will handle 10 times the speed that the modem will.
It depends, if you are on ADSL or a slow cable package then it's not going to make much difference.
As you move up to high end cable or FTTC+VDSL services then older routers can certainly become a bottleneck and if you move up to FTTH services then you will allmost certainly need a new router to avoid bottlenecking the connection.
As I understand is there is a much greater range of types of tape drives than types of interface for tape drives. So your chances of being able to quickly buy an interface card locally when you move into the temporary office full of whatever PCs you could buy in a hurry are much greater than your chances of being able to quickly buy a replacement tape drive locally.
Might still be worth storing an interface card with the drive though.
The problem is many webapps are designed with the password hashes stored in a database that is directly accessible to the webapp. So if there is a security hole in the webapp that allows arbitary database queries then the attacker can simply steal the password database and brute force it at their leisure.
Of course now you have posted your scheme on slashdot then you have to assume the password cracker writers will know about it, if indeed they hadn't guessed already.
More can be created, but only if the majority of existing bitcoin holders agree to do so.
People who are merely holding bitcoin are irrelevent.
What ultimately matters is those who accept bitcoin in payment. They are the ones who get to decide whether a change to the rules is legitimate or not by deciding if their software will accept blocks that comply to the new rules but not the old rules. A coin you can't spend is not worth anything.
The largest denomination in circulation is £50 but the largest denomination dispensed by ATMs and commonly seen by normal people (dunno about rich guys who like to flaunt their wealth) is £20. I've lived in the UK all my life and seen a £50 note in person once. Some shops explicitly display notices that they will not take £50 notes. In summary if you want to carry cash you can easilly spend anywhere then you want to carry £20 notes.
That means we are talking between 100 and 250 banknotes. So not "suitcase full" but not "fit in your wallet" either.
Both are equally "real", a "wallet" file doesn't store bitcoins as such, it stores the keys which allow transfer of those bitcoins.
If someone hacked into your system and made an unencrypted copy* of your "wallet" file then they could use the keys in that file to transfer the money to addresses they control. Once they do that you will no longer have access to the coins. On the other hand if they just made a copy and didn't do anything with it (unlikely) then you wouldn't notice anything at all.
* Either because it wasn't encrypted in the first place or because they managed to steal the encryption key for the wallet too.
remember how it halved not too long ago? who made that call? **kind of a big deal**
The rules for what can go into blocks (including mining rewards and many other things) were baked into the bitcoin software when it was written. If you want an authoritative source for what the rules are I would suggest you read the sourcecode.
Any miner who modifies their software to generate blocks that don't follow the rules will find their blocks rejected by everyone else and therefore any coins created in those blocks will be worthless.
To loosen the rules would require getting both the vast majority of miners (or your blocks will be "forked off") and the vast majority of merchants (or you won't be able to spend your coins) to agree that your new looser rules were now the valid rules. That is unlikely to happen.
The rate of production is laregely known and is not significantly affected* by changes in mining power.
The rate of loss is a trickier one, it is not possible for an analysist to tell the difference between a permanently bitcoins (one where all copies of the private key have been destroyed), temporally lost bitcoins (where the private key still exists and may be found but the owner has forgotten where it's stored or is having difficulty remembering the passphrase or whatever), and hoarded bitcoins (where the owner knows how to access the bitcoins but has decided not to do anything with them).
* Short term fluctuations can happen since the difficultry takes time to adjust.
IP telephony can have great call quality, however there are two prerequisites, firstly a network that can deliver consistent low latency, secondly an operator who doesn't penny pinch on the codecs.
IP telephony on the open internet is always going to be something of a crapshoot, it can be fine but it can also be terrible due to latency and jitter caused by factors beyond your control. IP telephony on a controlled network with QOS should be able to avoid these problems.
If it's worth hacking on well, it's worth hacking on for money.


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Arson investigators are at the site of a Fairfield Twp. home that burned down early Monday.
Trish Brooks, interim fire chief in Fairfield Twp., said crews were dispatched around 1:49 a.m. today to 2083 Parrish Ave. Brooks said responding crews encountered heavy flames and smoke at the residence.
"The water main broke and we ran out of water; it delayed our ability (to extinguish the fire)," Brooks said, who added that Ross and St. Clair townships provided water tankers.
Mutual aid was also received by Hamilton, Fairfield and West Chester Twp. Crews were on scene until about 6 a.m., and were back by 10 a.m. for a rekindle, Brooks said.
Brooks said the fire is being investigated as an arson, and the home is a total loss. The structure and property are valued at $74,930, according to the Butler County Auditor's website.
"The home was not occupied," Brooks said. "The home had been in foreclosure and was being purchased this week."
Within the city of Hamilton, crews battled a structure fire late Sunday. Around 11 p.m. a fire was reported at 1938 Howell Ave. after neighbors reported smoke in the area, according to Deputy Chief Jeff Shaw. Responding officials found a growing fire in the home's basement, which was brought under control quickly, Shaw said.
Firefighters were on scene about two hours, and the cause of the blaze remains under investigation.
Shaw said damages are estimated at about $35,000. He said the home was occupied by an adult and two teenagers who were not home at the time of the fire.
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Helpline has an unfair advantage receiving handouts and donations (and volunteers)...and we're deeply undercutting their "competitors" at the market. The storefront rule was in place before Helpline and is not an excuse. They should never have been let in the market in the first place.
I will continue to support the market! They are working hard to provide healthy food and homemade crafts. Sour grapes is boycotting something good because they followed their own rules. Helpline has other options to explore, I hope they land on their feet.
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Dante's trip to the bank goes awry in this CG Devil May Cry trailer
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Join Dante in this latest trailer for DmC Devil May Cry as he deals with the repercussions of swiping a soda can from the hand of a young girl. His trip to the bank turns awkward too, and he ends up killing pretty much everyone there. Luckily, they were demons anyway. Phew!
If demons really are running high finance, that could explain a lot.
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Abbott | Martha Foster | San Rafael, Sonoma, Russian River | Railroadman, Banker | b. 8 April 1891 | Daughter of Arthur William Foster (1850-1930) Philanthropist and early San Rafael pioneer businessman. Born April 8, 1891 at "Fairhills." the A.W. Foster (180 acre) estate, San Rafael. Warm reminiscences of her remarkable father and his career with Railroads, banking, etc., and "life" at Fairhills and vacations in Sonoma, Russian River. Describes in detail the interior of Fairhills and family celebrations at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Charming narration of a beautiful turn-of-the-century country California lifestyle. 27 January 1977 |
Abrams | Rita | Mill Valley | Teacher | b. 30 Aug 1943 | Rita Abrams was born August 30, 1943 in Cleveland, Ohio. She moved to Mill Valley in 1969. Miss Abrams lived in Cleveland until age 18 then going to college in Cincinnati. She also attended school in Boston, Massachusetts and Michigan. After moving to San Francisco looking for a change in climate and scenery from the Boston area she randomly picked Mill Valley and got a teaching job. She began teaching Kindergarten at Strawberry Point Elementary School. She wrote a song for her students called "Mill Valley" which became popular around the country after being released by the third grade class at the school. It was released in June of 1970. August 1970 |
Adams | James D. | Greenbrae | Lawyer | b.
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Age 87 (b. 1894) year old famous litigation lawyer, 50 year resident of Marin, son of a professor of History at Stanford. Educated at Stanford & Harvard. History includes WWI as a flyer; 60 years with law firm of McCutchen, Doyle, Brown & Emerson and his WWII experiences in Navy as XO & then CO of Acorn unit. Concludes this session of taping with his involvement in Marin with; American Legion; Pres. Boy Scouts; Pres. Meadow Club; Chairman - Save the Trains and Ferries; Trustee Katherine Branson School. Editor of "Old Marin With Love;" Juvenile Court Referee; Prison Ministry Episcopal Diocese of California; Marin County Historical Society. Truly a remarkable man. 16 March 1982 |
Allen | Winnifred Bridge | Belvedere, Tiburon, Angel Island | Historian | b.
d. 1977 |
Age 81. Recorded at her home, 334 Golden Gate Avenue, Belvedere. Discusses early history of Angel Island, Tiburon and Belvedere. Very informative, historically. Husband was founder of the Belvedere Land Company. 13 November 1974 |
Allen | Francis C. (Freda) | Teacher | b. 1890 | Retired teacher. Recorded at the Tamalpais Retirement Residence, Greenbrae. 2 October 1974 | |
Allen | Ida Johnson | Mill Valley | Pioneer Family | b. 9 May 1893 | Ida Allen was born in Mill Valley May 9, 1893. One of two daughters, she and her family, at one time, lived in Muir Woods. She recalls she and her sister riding one horse to school in Mill Valley. She tells of one incident in which her sister saved the teacher by hitting the boy who was choking on the back with a board. She recalls being acquainted with William Randolph Hearst when he lived in Sausalito. Her father was born in Mill Valley before the town got its name. She talks about early Mill Valley and how the town looked when she was a child. June 1973 |
Allen | Winnifred Bridge | b.
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Age 81. Recorded at her home, 334 Golden Gate Avenue, Belvedere. Discusses early history of Angel Island, Tiburon and Belvedere. Very informative, historically. Husband was founder of the Belvedere Land Company. Born 1893, died 1977. 13 November 1974 | ||
Anderson | Harvey James | Tiburon | Butcher | b.
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Son of the town's butcher. Owner of "Pioneer Meat Market" on Main Street, followed his father into the business which was purchased in 1898 (over 40 years in business). Reminisces about Tiburon, a close-knit community of 500; its people, businesses; the big fire of 1921; the NWP Railroad; "Dago Flats;" Dr. Florence Scott; Belvedere Hotel; early dairy ranches; how butcher business was run, i.e., skimming calves, rendering talon, delivering with horse and wagon, charge accounts, etc. Colorful tales by a knowledgeable "old timer." 7 February 1979 |
Andrade | Delpha Atkinson | Farallon Islands | Lighthouse Keeper (daughter) | b.
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Daughter of "The Keeper of the Light," Farallon Islands. Rare distinction of being the only person born on Southeast Farallon Island, February 1927. Describes her years at various light house stations in California; i.e., Point Vincente; Humboldt; Point Cabrillo. Loved the light house atmosphere. Describes her daily life and how she happened to be born on the station. Delivered by assistant Keeper's wife, who was a registered nurse. 24 January 1977 |
Ansel | Valerie | San Anselmo | Principal, Teacher | b
1 Jan 1892
d. 28 March 1988 |
Marin teacher and principal for over 46 years. First job in Tomales for one year, June 1913 - June 1914, then teacher of grades 1-8 at the San Anselmo School, 1914-1959. A rich narrative of a woman who gave her life as a dedicated teacher of the three "R's." From her first assignment at $75.00 per month and in West Marin, she shares her warm reminiscences of teaching many of today's prominent Marin residents. Comments on how teaching has changed and makes a plea for the return to basic instruction. 12 July 1976 |


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Thank-You to all the people I saw waving signs in Belfair and Allyn. It's great to see a district that puts forth a "common sense" proposal and then seeing some 50 people supporting it on a Saturday morning, it made me have hope for the future of this school district. It is an investment in this community that would pay off for decades.
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I am NOT calling anybody a racist, but would we be getting so worked up over a birth certificate, or certificate of live birth, or live birth certification if another individual was born in Hawaii, had won the election but instead of going to school in Indonesia had gone to school (say in England), and instead of Black was White? What do you think
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Now that summer's officially 86'd, it's time for the inaugural (hereafter annual?) City Arts Fest, which takes over our fair city this upcoming Wednesday - Saturday {Oct. 20th - 23rd}. Laden with an impressive lineup at venues far and wide, CAF is catering to more of the mini-SXSW feel that makes these 'festivals' enjoyable -- think along the lines of MusicFest NW's style -- and for this, we applaud and squee! with joy. There's something about cramming too many people into too small of a space, even with a homerun lineup, that can make a gathering of the proverbial vibes inherently less fun.
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Global NAND flash revenue rose to $4.36 billion in the first quarter, up 0.6 percent from $4.33 billion during the fourth quarter. This mild increase actually represented a strong performance in the seasonally slow first quarter of the year, when sales typically decline by a double-digit percentage on a sequential basis.
"With the economic downturn persisting until the second half of 2009, there was a lot of pent-up demand for consumer electronic products and semiconductors used in them, including NAND flash," noted Michael Yang, senior analyst, memory and storage, for iSuppli. "With the economy on the mend, and demand for electronics on the rise, that demand has been unleashed, leading to strong sales for NAND flash in early 2010. This is mitigating the impact of the normal slowdown following the conclusion of the Christmas and Chinese New Year buying seasons."
What Price NAND?Beyond strong demand, the NAND flash market in early 2010 is being boosted by strong pricing trends. Against the historical average of 14 percent, average pricing for NAND flash in a 1Gbyte-equivalent density declined by 6.4 percent in the first quarter compared to the fourth.
"With price stability, a cautious sense of normalcy has emerged for NAND suppliers—a welcome change after the uncertainty of 2009," Yang said. "While demand for traditional NAND strongholds like flash cards and USB drives started to decline toward the end of the quarter, sales are growing at an outsized rate for consumer electronics products and smart phones. The early success of Apple Inc.'s iPad also portends strong growth for NAND demand in tablets."
Toshiba on the RiseToshiba in the first quarter posted the strongest performance among the top NAND flash suppliers, gaining 2.9 percentage points of share compared to the fourth quarter of 2009. In contrast, longtime dominant market leader Samsung lost 1.3 points of share.
Micron Technology, Inc. is the only other supplier that gained share, eking out a 0.2 percent higher share compared to the previous quarter.
"Toshiba and Micron attained leadership in the product migration to three-bit-per cell and the latest geometry, respectively—which redounded to their own benefit in the first quarter," said Yang.
Whether Samsung can rebuild its lead over Toshiba will hinge on how quickly the two companies add production. Both companies, along with Hynix Semiconductor, Inc., are expected to boost capital spending this year in order to expand manufacturing.
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BANGALORE: Depressed that he couldn't clear his BSc exam, a 25-year-old youth hanged himself from the ceiling fan of his residence in Yelahanka.
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Creating A Better India
by Pilgrim_Films on Jul 05, 2011      Category: Education Tags: development documentary
Jagriti Yatra is an annual train journey that takes hundreds of India's highly motivated youth (and some international participants) on an eighteen day national odyssey, introducing them to unsung heroes of India.
The aim is to awaken the spirit of entrepreneurship - both social and economic - by exposing them to individuals and institutions that are developing unique solutions to India's challenges. This national event has begun to inspire a new generation of changemakers to lead and develop institutions both nationally and within their own communities.
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"Filming real people with love, understanding, and a special care for outsiders—its my way of making a better world" Albert Maysles. I am a filmmaker from London, UK on a search for inspiring stories and people. I recently spent 18 days on a train for the Tata Jagriti Yatra, and made a short do.....read more
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Ham and Petersham closer to unprecedented powers
6:00am Friday 6th September 2013 in News
People in Ham and Petersham are one step closer to being the first ward in the borough with increased powers.
Following a meeting in June this year, which attracted 180 people, residents have been invited back to Grey Court School to continue to set up the Ham and Petersham neighbourhood forum.
The forum is set up under the 2011 Localism Act and will allow the people of Ham and Petersham to plan for the future within the council's planning framework.
The forum offers a wider opportunity for residents, organisations and businesses to influence and initiate what will happen in Ham and Petersham.
Maggie Bailey, headteacher of Grey Court School, who chaired the first meeting, said: "The neighbourhood forum is a fantastic opportunity for everyone in Ham and Petersham to plan the future of our community. "We want to hear from residents, local groups and local businesses, and build on the success of the packed meeting in June."
Once the neighbourhood forum is up and running the next step is to draw up a neighbourhood plan to be approved by the Richmond Council, which will then be put to a referendum of everyone entitled to vote in the community.
Councillor David Williams, who represents the Ham and Petersham ward, said: "We have got a good sense of community in Ham and Petersham. There are just two bus services, no tube or rail and we have all the open space too.
"This is a very important step in being able to preserve Ham and Petersham in its semi-rural nature."
Ham and Petersham is the first area in Richmond borough to set up a neighbourhood forum, although there are more than 500 nationally and 70 within London.
The meeting, which will be held at 7pm at Grey Court School on September 10, will start with group discussions about major topics in Ham and Petersham, then a committee will be elected and plans outlined for the next year.
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Aero-otitis media is a painful type of hearing loss that can result from an inability to equalize the air pressure in the middle-ear cavity when a sudden change in altitude occurs, as may happen in a rapid descent in a poorly pressurized aircraft. Allergies or a preexisting head cold may inhibit an individual's ability to equalize, which is accomplished by yawning or swallowing to open the eustachian tube. The tympanic membrane becomes sharply retracted when the air pressure becomes less within than without, while the opening of the tube into the upper part of the throat becomes pressed tightly together by the increased air pressure in the throat, so that the tube cannot be opened by swallowing. A severe sense of pressure in the ear is accompanied by pain and a decrease in hearing. Sometimes the tympanic membrane ruptures because of the difference in pressure on its two sides. More often, the pain continues until the middle ear fills with fluid or the membrane is surgically punctured. Usually aero-otitis media produced during a flight is of a temporary nature and disappears of its own accord.Aero-otitis media


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