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Dear Abby: "Harold" and I have been married for more than 20 years and have three children ranging in age from teen to toddler. We are college graduates and held middle-management jobs until recently.
Two years ago, Harold was offered a temporary job in an exotic location in another country. We jumped at the opportunity. I can't work because of the regulations, but the money is good.
Now that I'm not working, Harold thinks he has the right to tell me what to do, how to manage daily activities, how to care for the children, etc. When we explore our host country, he loses his temper if I take a photo of something that he has already photographed.
For Halloween, we invited some local friends over to share the American tradition of pumpkin carving. He took the knife out of my hand and shouldered me out of the way so he could do it.
The scrutiny is daily and relentless. I am instructed how to do the laundry, wash dishes, clean the stove.
How do I deal with this new controlling behavior? If I address it when it happens, he becomes nasty. I have tried discussing his overall change in attitude, but he says I am "imagining" it. If I ignore his "suggestions," it results in angry outbursts.
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Dear Had It: Your husband might be stressed in his new job and no longer feel in control, which is why he is trying to control you. Or, because he is now the sole wage earner, he might feel entitled to dictate your every move. If you are living in a male-dominated culture in which women have no rights, his thinking might be influenced by the men around him.
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Germany and Brazil are drafting a U.N. General Assembly resolution that would demand an end to excessive spying and invasion of privacy.
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It was, while recently in the midst of compiling the annual (and always dreaded) Christmas gift wish list — that itemized-in-order-of-importance list requested by those who are close enough to me to desire purchasing a holiday present, but not in tune enough to recognize my tastes or likes and dislikes — that I made a startling self discovery.
Reminiscing on Christmases past, I revisited Santa letters remembered from my youth, searching for perhaps one item requested, yet never received, a long since forgotten link to my carefree past. Sitting there in the soft glow of the computer monitor, scanning and re-examining and ranking my wants, I found myself 10 years old again and staring straight into the face of one of my deepest, darkest fears.
Those beady button eyes, unblinking, distant and lacking all emotion, gazed directly into my soul. The lips, permanently curled into a blood red smirk, grinned as I imagined the devil would. I shuddered, while the hair on the back of my neck stood on end, and I had the distinct and uneasy feeling of something standing behind me. As much as I wanted to turn away, I couldn't. The hand controlling the mouse was suddenly immobile, paralyzed by some unforeseen evil, preventing me from navigating away from this demons' visage. I let out an almost inaudible whimper just as my wife walked into the room, glanced over my shoulder and exclaimed in that familiar, exasperated tone I've come to love, "Really, all the things you could ask for this Christmas, and you're looking at a sock monkey?"
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on 30-07-2010 08:16 AM
i have some films on mp4 and avi formats on my ps3 just transfered them to my go and lo and behold unsupported data! like what!!! whats gone on here any help appreciated! cheers blue
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on 30-07-2010 03:15 PM
I've had the same issues and find that they often don't work.
So I've got into the habit of using a package like this:
to convert everything to PSP format before adding it. I found one that could do them in batched too which was great. I have a lot of home movies in .wmv format that needed doing
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on 06-09-2010 10:21 PM
Same problem here, I purchased the psp for my son as a universal entertainment devise. The only thing the psp can do it seems at the moment is games. I have so many DVD's that I would love to transfer to the PSP for road trips but obviously is not a simple process. Shame really.
I have been rummaging through forums after forums reading and applying all sorts of advises on how to convert and transfer movies onto the PSP. "Unsupported Format" is the only movie playing so far.
I've tried the Video 9 free software and even paid $30 for the Leawo video converter software. Non of them work. I'm sure its something I'm doing wrong but not sure what and it seems to be a wide spread issue as its plastered on forums everywhere, people like me not able to play MP4 movies on the PSP.
Sony could do itself justice and possible increase sales on its PSP if they make this process a little easier for the average user. Its not Piracy, I bought the original movie as a DVD and want to convert it to play on a different media. If you can purchase VCR's to convert VHS to DVD, why not make it just as simple converting to other popular formats.
I will continue on until the mystery is solved. I will post the end result with a true solution.
06-09-2010 11:09 PM - edited 06-09-2010 11:14 PM
OK the way I have got around this, it is time consuming but, when it is done it is done
First, If the DVD is not copy protected i.e. my Basilisk disc's imported from Japan are not. I just use Freemake converter, great program with the best results I can find, plus it's free!
Second, if the DVD is copy protected like my Futurama box set's (and I agree if you own them it is not steeling unless you sell the DVD) then I use DVD shrink 3.2 (this program is old and not support by the Dev's any more but works just fine, even on Win7) to convert the files to .vob. Then again back to Freemake converter to transfer into .mp4. It takes quite some time, but like I said once it's done, it's done.
I hope this helps? If you have any problems give me a shout, ok? I have been using this method since getting my PSP1000 from Japan, just wish I didn't have to use 3rd party software, but hey, it works and works very well.
06-09-2010 11:31 PM - edited 06-09-2010 11:34 PM
Thanks sin-er, I will give this a go when I get home tonight. Ill post my results.
The DVD's I'm burning are copy right protected as they are newer animated movies (ie. G-Force) I bought for the kids. I did use DVD Shrink but I kept getting errors during the shrinking process and ended up cancelling the whole thing. I'm getting really frustrated. MP4 is MP4 is MP4! If the media is compatible with MP4 then why is it so difficult to get it to work. uugh. And if the software i use or BUY has a conversion setting specifically for the PSP, why doesn't it work? Glorious stuff I tell you.
Anyways, I appreciate the help sin-er.
on 07-09-2010 12:04 AM
on 07-09-2010 01:20 AM
I new Shrink would take a while so I did leave it running and went to be only to wake up this morning to an error. The ***** thing didn't even reach 1% all night.
I'm using a 6 month old laptop running Windows 7. Its a higher end laptop with a Nvidia Gforce GPU and 4gigs of ram. I've been in the game for a long time now, long enough to know there is something weird and unstable about transferring movies to the PSP.
In regards to gamebooster I don't use it but I do keep my startup folder clean as a daisy. So it would be safe to say there is nothing that should be conflicting with DVD Shrink. Disconnecting from the internet is one thing I haven't tried yet. I give that ago tonight.
When converting a DVD to MP4 to play on the PSP, do I keep all the menus and extra features like "Deleted Scenes"? Does the PSP recognize this?
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Former Catholic Memorial volleyball standout Kelli Browning capped a tremendous season for Creighton University, helping her team to the second round of the NCAA Tournament over the weekend.
No. 21 Creighton defeated local squad Marquette in three sets before falling to host Minnesota in four sets
The 6-4 sophomore joined teammate Megan Bober on the AVCA All-Central Region First team, the first time Creighton has ever placed two players on the All-Region squad in the same season.
Browning was named MVC Defensive Player of the Year and a first-team All Conference choice after averaging 2.82 kills and 1.65 blocks per set. Her 189 assist blocks established an MVC single-season record, and her 204 total blocks and .370 hitting percentage also set Creighton single-season marks. She tied a league mark with 15 block assists in a match Sept. 28 and will enter 2013 as the school's all-time career leader in hitting percentage (. 340) and blocks per set (1.35).
The Blue Jays finished 29-4, their best season ever, wrapping with their first MVC regular-season and tournament titles.
Browning won three straight state championships with the Crusaders.
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Approaching from the road, this seemingly insignificant lakeside hotel 7km north of Nyon prompts a double-take to make sure you have the right address.
Approaching from the road, this seemingly insignificant lakeside hotel 7km north of Nyon prompts a double-take to make sure you have the right address.
Ride the Sunnegga Express to 2288m then ski halfway down blue piste 6 to what must be Zermatt's cosiest, toastiest, tastiest address on the slopes (Robbie Williams loves the place). Cuddle up in a fleecy blanket or lounge on a chaise longue so low it really would be better by a pool and revel in the effortless romance of this century-old farmhouse.
Laze in a chic black hammock or sheepskin-cushioned chaise lounge on a sun terrace at 2112m, drool at Christmas-card snow scenes and congratulate yourself on snagging a spot at what has to be one of the hippest mountain hang-outs in the Swiss Alps – a restyled 1960s cable-car station.
Hidden in an unpromising looking arcade, this Lausanne legend dating to 1951 is a welcome blast from the past. Everyone from bankers to punks pours into the broad, somewhat sombre dining area littered with timber tables to gorge on fondue, cervelle au beurre noir (brains in black butter), tripe, pied de porc (pork trotters) and other feisty traditional dishes.
A 10-minute uphill walk from the Old Town is this salmon-pink townhouse with red-wine wooden shutters – Sion's most exciting gastronomic address. Young chef Jacques Bovier works with strictly seasonal and local products to create a dining experience that thrills every time (ever had Chasselas grape sorbet?).
With a name that means 'Welcome' in Tibetan it is no wonder that this cosy mountain cabin is always packed. Jean-Louis – a metal sculptor who creates fantastical beasts from old tools (see them dotted around the chalet) – and his wife Annick are the creative energy behind the place and cuisine is 100% traditional – think fondue, raclette and a wonderful croûte Namasté.
Southwest of the Hauptbahnhof in a onetime factory zone that is being revamped to accommodate new businesses, a youth church organization has moved in and created this hip little eatery staffed by enthusiastic unemployed folks who serve up a filling set lunch menu.
Whether beneath the high whitewashed vaulting or out in the summer garden (with shady pergola), this makes a charming and romantic spot for a range of Mediterranean dishes in the warmer months and a tendency to Swiss comfort meals, such as Kalbswienerschnitzel mit Preiselbeeren, dazu Kopfsalat mit Kürbiskernen (veal schnitzel with cranberries, lettuce and pumpkin seeds), in .
All turreted towers and centuries-old beams, Sierre's showpiece château rolls out a royal banquet of a Raclette – taste five different types of Raclette cheese from the Valais, washed down with perfectly matched local wines. Come the golden-leafed days of late September, chefs roll out that fabulous old Valaisian chestnut, La Brisolée.
A favourite with the media and fashion crowd, the Silk Spinner boasts an extravagant interior, with huge flower arrangements and shards of mirrored glass covering the walls. Broadly European cooking dominates, with such dishes as Hirsch-Entrecote Calvados mit Eierspätzli und typischen Herbstbeilagen (Deer steak in Calvados with Spätzli and autumn vegetables).
Fancy eating in the stables? The walls are still lined with the cavalry horses' feeding and drinking troughs. Straw has been replaced by a menu of Swiss and international dishes, including vegetarian options. Part of a former barracks complex, it's a boisterous, convivial location, but keep in mind that tables are cleared at 11.30pm to turn the place into a dance club.
Just above the prince's vineyards sits His Majesty's ivy-clad restaurant. The garden terrace enjoys a wonderful perspective of the castle above, while the ancient, wood-lined interior is fantastically cosy in winter. Food puts a modern spin on local fare: think pike-perch curry and courgette soup with samosa ravioli. The set lunch menu (Sfr69.50) gives a good overview.
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Bloggers continue to analyze the health care summit, while others look at what's next.
The Heritage Foundation compiled a "four-minute guide" video to last week's summit.
The Daily Caller's Jon Ward reports that "President Obama has taken a new line of attack against Republicans to neutralize their argument that his reforms would pose a government takeover of the health-care sector, arguing subtly that the GOP is committed more to the insurance industry than they are limited government."
Hot Air's Allah Pundit links to videos of Obama's weekly address and the Republican response from Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla. They both spoke about the health care bills.
Health Beat's Maggie Mahar looks at comments from a North Carolina college student about why she opposes the health reform bills and says, "These are the 'philosophical differences' that Obama acknowledged at the summit. I think it is important to recognize that not only Republican politicians but a fair number of our fellow citizens share this point of view."
Time's Karen Tumulty surveys a New York Times article looking at the vote count in the House and declares, "I think a major health care bill is more likely than not to pass. After what [Speaker Nancy Pelosi] managed to get her caucus to do last year, I would never, ever bet against the Speaker on a vote. And she is looking pretty determined on this one."
The Washington Post's Ezra Klein takes a look at budget reconciliation, including use in the past on health issues: "The Children's Health Insurance Program was created in reconciliation, and so too was COBRA. The law stating that hospitals who take Medicare and Medicaid money have to see all patients who walk into their emergency room was also passed in reconciliation…"
Wonk Room's Igor Volsky looks at a proposal by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., to exclude Medicare from the budget reconciliation process and concludes, "But on the whole, this is really a cynical move (and highly unlikely, since any rule change would require 67 votes). Republicans have consistantly supported far larger cuts to the Medicare program than what Democrats are currently proposing and are always complaining that the Medicare "entitlement" program will bankrupt the nation."
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Chile has seen a relatively high level of equity issuance over the awards judging period, particularly when compared to other markets. Andrés Bucher, managing director at Banchile-Citi, says that total ECM activity in 2012 will be $5 billion, lower than 2011¹s $7.2 billion, but still much higher than the $1.5 billion-$2 billion levels seen in prior years. Banchile has worked on several large offerings during the period, including follow-on transactions for Sigdo Koppers, Quiñenco, Aguas Andinas and Essbio and Essval.
The local bond market, however, has proceeded in spurts, but mostly in line with the historical average.
Bucher says the $3 billion expected in Chile¹s local DCM is in line with averages in recent years. Banchile-Citi led deals for clients including Inversiones Southwater, Quiñenco and Agrosuper, giving it a league table topping $960 million-equivalent volume during the awards period.
A November 2011 sale for Movistar featured a $66 billion peso tranche that Banchile says is the largest-ever corporate placement of debt denominated in pesos. Local investors are still conservative, a fact that limits the range of potential issuers, with lower-rated borrowers having access to the local bank loan market.
³The local bond market has advantages for local companies,² Bucher says. ³Local issuers can always rely on it when the international market closes.²
However, Chilean companies typically enjoy good access to international investment, with this year¹s cross-border issuance to date already surpassing last year¹s $6 billion total.
Lower rates should attract more issuers. Higher-yielding Chilean names are increasingly welcome, as long as they issue dollar-denominated debt. Also of note is Chile¹s emergence as an exporter of capital, with a Santiago stop becoming customary on LatAm DCM and ECM issuers¹ roadshows.
³Maybe trading in the MILA platform [the Andean stock exchange] is relatively small, but the concept of the MILA is one that is here to stay,² Bucher says. Though not the region¹s largest market, Chile should continue to attract M&A interest thanks to the perceived quality of the economy and strong credit rating, Buchers says. Strategic and sovereign wealth funds are likely to play a role.
Banchile-Citi advised Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners on the sale of 50% of the Inversiones Saesa utility to Canadian pension fund Alberta Investment Management. The sale fetched $550 million, and came at a multiple of more than 16 times Ebitda.
The bank also advised Spain¹s Enagas on its purchase of 40% in the GNL Quintero liquid natural gas terminal from BG Group. The deal was seen at the time reaching $352 million, depending on certain milestones. Chilean companies will continue to expand throughout the Andes and elsewhere in Latin America. although there remains a shortage of quality assets for sizeable M&A deals, Buchers says. Most of the growth should be organic.
In the last six months, local investment banks IMTrust and Celfin have been taken over by foreign investment banks expanding in the region. The key is offering a broad selection of products.
³This is becoming regional. Chile is a very competitive environment, and will become more competitive with the entrance of regional investment banks,² Bucher says. LF
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This inauguration offers no sunshine beyond the storm clouds If
An inauguration ceremony that does not qualify as an optimistic occasion.
If one samples the pervading mood of Americans over the coming 4 years you will find that most people Democrats or Republicans are convinced the US is headed in the wrong direction. 38% of Democrats and 84% of Republicans see the future of America as bleak.
Optimism, like respect, must be earned
There are some alarming indicators here that with this lack of belief in the leadership in Washington, particularly in our President, that we can surmise two things from these facts. 1) If so many are disenchanted over the President's policies, than how did he get elected? This seems to point at a rigged election rife with unprosecuted voter fraud. 2) Unlike past second terms where the country was full of optimism under Reagan, Clinton, and Bush, people are worried and insecure over what the future holds under the Obama White House. Here we should pause and let that sink in. The majority of Americans are not happy under the Obama presidency, economic problems have remained unchanged, and the future is definitely not promising.
Nothing to cheer about
This stark contrast in the nation's mood over the next 4 years demonstrates that the President's policies are not working, but even worse that not only are his actions ineffective, but no one seems willing to do anything about it. The evidence is clear that there has been illegal conduct under the Obama administration, that Congressional inquiries have been ignored under the Fast and Furious investigation, that our Ambassador can get murdered due to the President's orders and no repercussions will be felt, and President Obama can even order US forces into war without consulting Congress without consequence. For many, the realization that a lawless regime such as the Obama White House can go unpunished as the President rules with executive orders and uses executive privilege to keep criminals in his administration from facing justice is discouraging to say the least.
Denial of the left
With high unemployment that is not improving no matter how the misleading Labor Department statistics misrepresent it, and economic growth at 1 to 2 % it is clear that there will be no answers to the suffering anytime soon as Obama is committed to not applying the time tested tools of supply side economics that President Ronald Reagan used to successfully restore America in the 80's. There's little wonder then that the general mood of the nation, despite the antics of the leftists who will hold their joyous celebration in their privileged positions insulated from the suffering during the inauguration ceremony, will not represent the misery of this deteriorating nation.
Where is the motivation?
You might be able to inspire people into fighting harder and rising above obstacles when they have something to look forward to, but you cannot continue to lie to the people that things are getting better and the future is bright when you have to use propaganda and deficit spending for more government handouts just to maintain a miserable status quo. This is what America is now experiencing on a wider mass scale than it ever has. Being forced to accept less than it deserves thanks to the impotence of government policy. This is the very essence of the problem which is at the core of the disenchantment which casts a long shadow upon a once great nation that is being prevented from rising again.
Grim outlook
If I were to say anything about a future that were promising under the present leadership, I would have to lie to you. I know what it will take to get America back on the road to much deserved prosperity, but I also know under the leadership of President Obama that won't happen. The sooner that the few believers in President Obama's lies who are left come to that conclusion the better. We can then come to a realistic consensus here in America about the real state of the nation, and what truly needs to be done aside from the rhetoric and leftist deception that has led us down this destructive path we never should have followed.


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