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RGIII's Mom Helps Lead #protectiveparent Conversation About Football Safety
ATHENS, Ga., Oct. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Could today's fears about safety in football sideline tomorrow's gridiron stars?
With so many headlines lately about the risks of contact sports, parents seemingly have good reason to hold their children back from the playing field. But other mothers and fathers feel quite strongly about nurturing their kids' sports dreams, as long as the players are properly protected.
Three of these "Gridiron Guardians" – Jacqueline Griffin, mother of Washington Redskin Robert Griffin III, and Florida's Kathy and Brian Haugen, parents of the late Taylor Haugen – have teamed with EvoShield in a "Protective Parent" campaign (#protectiveparent) to engage other parents about sports protection and to equip children so they may chase their sports dreams safely.
Taylor Haugen, a JV football receiver at Niceville (Fla.) High School, died in 2008 – at age 15 – from an internal injury sustained in a game. Today, the Taylor Haugen Foundation provides education and equipment to scholastic athletes, to better protect them from internal injuries.
"The Protective Parent campaign creates a dialogue with parents, coaches and others about protecting children as they pursue their athletic dreams," said Bob Pinckney, CEO of EvoShield, maker of innovative protective gear for a variety of popular sports. "Our Gridiron Guardians are making a statement about the positive impact parents have when they support their children's interest in sports. We feel the campaign connects with families and can add more context and clarity to the debate about safety in sports. It underscores safety education and the right protective equipment as the keys to safe play."
In an exclusive online video for #protectiveparent, Jacqueline Griffin and son RGIII discuss how parents can balance their concerns for safety with encouragement of their children to live out their dreams.
In another segment, the Haugens advocate safety education for football and passionately share their conviction that being a protective parent doesn't mean removing youths from every risk – but preparing them for it.
"The message is you can't let fear prevent your children from enjoying one of the best experiences of being a kid," Pinckney explained.
EvoShield has been providing unsurpassed on-field protection to some of the biggest names in sports, including RGIII, who's been wearing EvoShield products since his sophomore year at Baylor University.
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I just looked out my bedroom window and what to my wondering eyes did appear. Not Santa and his reindeer, but Snow, Snow, Snow. Oh it's so pretty. Soft white flakes falling from Heaven.
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Just came back in from my adventure. Now to download my photos and see what I got. It's so pretty out, I didn't want to come in.
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Putting the finishing touches on my recipe card for the cookie exchange. Have you sent yours in, yet? Today is the last day to send them to April!
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ST. LOUIS - A St. Louis suburb can enforce a funeral protest ordinance aimed at preventing picketing by an anti-gay Kansas church, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling reverses a previous ruling by a three-judge panel of the court. The panel ruling last year prohibited the St. Louis County town of Manchester, Mo., from enforcing the law it drafted in response to activities by members of Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church.
A lawsuit claiming the Manchester ordinance violated the First Amendment right to free speech was filed by Shirley Phelps-Roper, a Westboro member and daughter of pastor Fred Phelps.
Members of the church frequently protest at funerals of soldiers with signs containing messages like "Thank God for dead soldiers" and "Thank God for 9/11," claiming the deaths are God's punishment for American immorality and tolerance of homosexuality and abortion.
The Manchester ordinance allows for protest activities but with limitations. Among them: Protesters are not allowed within 300 feet of a funeral or burial service while it is occurring and for one hour before and one hour after.
Eighth Circuit Judge Diana Murphy wrote that the ordinance "survives First Amendment scrutiny because it serves a significant government interest, it is narrowly tailored, and it leaves open ample alternative channels for communication."
Judge Lavenski Smith agreed, though he wrote in a concurring opinion that the appeals court "is extending the circumference of what this circuit has previously found constitutes a significant government interest."
Courts around the country have wrestled with city ordinances and state laws aimed at keeping Westboro members away from funerals. Some laws, like a statewide law in Missouri, have been overturned. Others have been upheld.
Manchester City Attorney Patrick Gunn said the Manchester law was written to resemble an Ohio law already upheld by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
"We were confident that eventually our ordinance was not in any way unconstitutional or overimposing on a person's right to exercise free speech," Gunn said.
Tony Rothert, an American Civil Liberties Union attorney who represented Phelps-Roper, said a decision about whether to appeal will be made soon.
"We think it's a slippery slope not justified by the First Amendment or Supreme Court precedent," Rothert said.
Manchester adopted its ordinance in 2007, though Gunn said Westboro members never have protested at a funeral or burial in that community.
Steve Drain, a member and spokesman for Westboro Baptist, said the church will continue to protest at military funerals in spite of the ruling.
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Back to the Future
Posted by Roger Boylan on Sunday, January 30, 2011,
Back to the Périgord, an inexhaustible nostalgia-ride: Yers truly gazing out over the Dordogne valley from the escarpment of Domme, July 1989. Beyond the horizon the world was changing, as it is, again, today. Meanwhile, the word-artist has only himself to contemplate, regardless of what's before him. So this could be called "Boylan gazing out upon his navel."
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Abbey's Remains
Posted by Roger Boylan on Saturday, January 29, 2011,
Well, well. Seems that today's the birthday of
Edward Abbey
, the inspired looney anarcho-ecologist, prophet of the American West, author of
Desert Solitaire
The Monkey-Wrench Gang...
and fellow
University of Edinburgh
alumnus. I read and thoroughly enjoyed his
Fool's Progress
, in which his love of the vast emptiness of the American West is at loggerheads with his reluctant nostalgia for the older worlds of the Northeast and, especially, Europe; his protagonist listens to Mahler while dirvi...
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Your Cue, Maestro
Posted by Roger Boylan on Thursday, January 27, 2011,
Every January 27th I think with fondess and awe of that expert billiards player, tippler, and all-around bon vivant Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, known to his fans as WAM, or just "The Greatest." Because it's his birthday, you see. He'd be 255 this year. Too bad he never made it past just-under-36. It's almost frightening to think what he could have done, had he been granted the Biblical three score and ten. Oh, well. We'll just have to content ourselves with 41 symphonies, 27 piano concertos,
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The Passion of the Scientist
Posted by Roger Boylan on Wednesday, January 26, 2011,
Vladimir Nabokov, the great lepidopterist, theorized that various species of blue butterfly found in the western reaches of the Americas originally came from Asia. Nonsense, sniffed his peers.
Absolutely right
, researchers said last week. Vindicating VN's formulation that he brought to his work the passion of the scientist and the precision of the artist.
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A Great Glow-Worm
Posted by Roger Boylan on Monday, January 24, 2011,
A few choice quotations from Sir Winston Churchill, who died on this date 46 years ago (I remember the black-bordered
Sunday Times
, the huge photograph of his funeral regatta down the Thames, the Queen in mourning).
"Writing a book is an adventure. To begin with, it is a toy and an amusement; then it becomes a mistress, and then it becomes a master, and then a tyrant. The last phase is that just as you are about to be reconciled to your servitude, you kill the monster, and fling him out...."
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Ney: Yea or Nay?
Posted by Roger Boylan on Thursday, January 20, 2011,
One of my on-and-off obsessions of long standing has revived, thanks to my having stumbled across a spirited little article on the Internet by one Pascal Cazottes, a member of the International Napoleonic Society (and a gentleman of pleasant enough appearance with, perhaps, a touch of the zealot's gleam in the eye) whose learned thesis, translated
into a ludicrous kind of Clouseauesque English (the
is far more palatable, if you can read French), is that the great Marshal Ney, Na...
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That Was Then
Posted by Roger Boylan on Tuesday, January 18, 2011,
From a recently resurrected album: The Pavarotti-like figure, 'tis (or 'twas) I; the place,
in the Perigord, in southwestern France; the year, 1989; the month, July; my fellow drinker, Pete Battley, an excellent fellow from London, who was staying, as was I, in the half-ruined farmhouse rented by our mutual chum Dave Mackie. (Cheers, gents.) It was a wine-tasting tour on a budget. Glorious weather for the 200th anniversary of the Revolution. In the garden of the world.
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Such, Such Were the Joys
Posted by Roger Boylan on Sunday, January 16, 2011,
Orwell died 61 years ago on the 21st, far too soon.
"All writers are vain, selfish, and lazy, and at the very bottom of their motives there lies a mystery. Writing a book is a horrible, exhausting struggle, like a long bout of some painful illness. One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven on by some demon whom one can neither resist nor understand. For all one knows that demon is simply the same instinct that makes a baby squall for attention. And yet it is also true that ...
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All About Them
Posted by Roger Boylan on Wednesday, January 12, 2011,
You can read Paul Theroux's complete autobiography in this
magazine, all four paragraphs of it. Theroux rejects the idea of writing a memoir, for reasons that seem to be a combination of ennui, reticence, and superstition. He reckons he's been autobiographical enough in his travel books, and quotes V. S.Pritchett to the effect that a writer writing about his own life is writing about himself writing, hence a total bore. What you need is the picaresque element, as in
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A Good Career Move
Posted by Roger Boylan on Monday, January 10, 2011,
DFW formerly meant Dallas-Fort Worth Airport and now means David Foster Wallace, the contemporary
Young Werther
whose posthumous career seems to be gathering steam in a fit of celebrity worship by the media cognoscenti. We're still Romantics enough to delight in a story of genius brought low, or artistic sensitivity extinguished by the crude, cruel world. Wallace obliged. He acquired in his short life everything that many of us lesser-known
have worked for in vain in our longer ones: ...
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A Moment in the Reichs Chancellery
Posted by Roger Boylan on Tuesday, January 4, 2011,
In the long and slow process of publishing my magnum opus,
The Adorations
, online, despite encountering the usual pesky setbacks and glitches common to all computers and software I've managed to soldier on sufficiently for 21 chapters to now be online. The most recent one, posted this morning, describes a most unusual phone call received by the Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, in his private office in the
Reichs Chancellery
, in the waning days of peace, 1939, a phone call so unusual that it gives even ...
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Tom, We Remember You
Posted by Roger Boylan on Monday, January 3, 2011,
Here's a reminder, from a
by the estimable
Michael Dirda
, that the freelancer's lot has frequently been a hard one, especially if the freelancer involved is anything like
Thomas De Quincey
, author of the celebrated
Confessions of An English Opium Eater
: "An opium addict, an alcoholic in all but name, and a man who spent years dodging creditors, constantly moving from one rented room to another. What money he didn't spend on laudanum - his preferred opium-alcohol mixture - he spent on b...
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Hermann's End
Posted by Roger Boylan on Sunday, January 2, 2011,
Scientific American
has an
about the last days of Hermann Goering and the improbable bond he formed with his American psychiatrist, Dr. Kelley. Even more improbable is the fact that, 12 years after Fat Hermann offed himself via cyanide capsule, Dr. Kelley, by then an enraged alcoholic back in California, did the very same thing. There's a touch of Vonnegut about this story. But it's true.
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Northern Michigan Events: Grand Traverse Resort and Spa has announced that it will hold a Career Fair on Monday, March 25 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. The Resort will have approximately 120 seasonal and year-round positions, both full-time and part-time.
"We estimate that nearly 300 people attended our Career Fair last year, and we would love to see that number increase," said General Manager Tim Norman. "We hope to attract talented workers from Northern Michigan to fill positions that are available at our 900-acre Resort."
On the spot interviews will be conducted during the Career Fair. The Resort strongly encourages anyone interested in a position at Grand Traverse Resort and Spa to apply online prior to attending the Career Fair. A current and accurate list of all positions available can be found on their website. Interested persons may also hear a listing of the Resort's available positions on the Resort's Job Hotline at 231-534-6501.grandtraverseresort.com.
Location: Michigan Ballroom - located just off the Grand Lobby
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May 17, 2012
by Jaime Daremblum
Over the past month, Latin America has seen two high-profile nationalizations of Spanish-owned companies. In Argentina, Cristina Kirchner announced the expropriation of a majority stake in her country's biggest oil firm, YPF. A few weeks later, Bolivia's Evo Morales seized TDE, which operates most of his nation's electricity lines. To a casual observer of regional affairs, the decisions by Morales and Kirchner might appear to suggest that Latin America is still characterized by destructive economic populism.
But look closer: The economic policies of Argentina and Bolivia are notable mainly for being so out of sync with the more responsible, pro-market policies embraced by regional heavyweights such as Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru. (Those five countries generate a large majority of the economic output in Latin America and the Caribbean.) The most influential Latin American leader of the past decade was not Venezuelan autocrat Hugo Chávez, but rather Lula da Silva of Brazil, whose centrist policy formula has been emulated in countries across the hemisphere. Lula belongs to a left-wing party, but he governed like a pragmatist keen on maintaining economic stability and attracting foreign investment. The same could be said of current or recent presidents in Chile (Michelle Bachelet), El Salvador (Mauricio Funes), Panama (Martín Torrijos), Peru (Ollanta Humala), and Uruguay (Tabaré Vázquez and José Mujica). Even Sandinista boss Daniel Ortega, a Chávez disciple when it comes to eroding democracy, has tried to promote a strong business climate in Nicaragua.
"Stock markets in much of the world may have suffered a lost decade, but there was much to gain by investing in Latin America," the New York Times noted last month. "A vigorous and persistent economic and political renaissance, especially in Brazil, produced annualized returns of 17.1 percent for funds that focus on the region during the 10 years through March, including a 13.3 percent return in the first quarter of this year."
Indeed, Latin America has never enjoyed better economic management than it does today. The obvious exceptions — Argentina, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela — merely confirm how much the rest of the region has progressed. Latin America has always been rich in minerals and natural resources, but its commodity wealth never translated into broadly shared prosperity or solid economic fundamentals. Now that is finally changing. From 2002 to 2010, the regional poverty rate dropped by 28 percent, according to theUnited Nations Development Program. (By contrast, the same rate had increased by 20 percent during the 1980s, and it had fallen by only 9 percent between 1990 and 2002.) By 2011, per capita income in Latin America was 57 percent greater than it had been a decade earlier, and the regional unemployment rate was at its lowest level in 21 years. Most remarkably, perhaps, "A region which had become a byword for financial instability mostly sailed through the recent recession," as Michael Reid of The Economist has written.
No wonder so many people are bullish on Latin America: Countries with massive amounts of raw materials have achieved the economic and financial stability that long eluded them. Last year, the president of the Inter-American Development Bank, Luis Alberto Moreno, published a book titled The Decade of Latin America and the Caribbean. China has been flooding the region with investment, and India is starting to catch up. According to the Congressional Research Service, U.S. trade with Latin America grew at a faster rate (82 percent) than U.S. trade with Asia (72 percent) between 1998 and 2009. Looking ahead, Brazil will benefit enormously from its recent discovery of enormous new offshore oil deposits; Colombia has been included in the CIVETS bloc of emerging-market economies; and Panama is in the process of completing a $5.25 billion expansion of its famous canal, which has been described as a "game changer."
Now for the bad news: Latin America's overall competitiveness is still hampered by inefficient tax codes, cumbersome regulations, shoddy infrastructure, poor education systems, rampant corruption, and high crime rates. Many countries are still way too dependent on commodities, which tends to increase economic and fiscal volatility. Goldman Sachs economist Alberto Ramos put it well last year: "This definitely could be the Latin American decade — if policymakers seize the opportunity to adopt longstanding structural reforms geared to increase productivity, diversify the economic base, and boost real GDP growth."
In other words, the region has great potential, but nothing is guaranteed. Thus far in the 21st century, economic and political reformers have been winning key ideological battles in most of the major Latin American countries. (Chávez and his fellow leftist autocrats are, thankfully, outliers.) But the region is still lagging on critical reforms, and the global economy gets more competitive every day. Now is the time for bold, far-reaching leadership.
You can read this article in Spanish here.
Ambassador Jaime Daremblum is a Hudson Institute Senior Fellow and directs the Center for Latin American Studies.
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Of all the spectacular catches Mike Trout has made, one of the most memorable for the Los Angeles Angels' outfielder figures to be that of an enormous goliath grouper he reeled from the depths while on a recent fishing expedition off Key West, Florida.
Much of the Trout family was on hand to share the experience.
The photo at right was tweeted Monday by Trout's girlfriend, Jessica Tara Cox, along with this description: "500-lb Goliath Grouper. I'd say it was a good day of fishing!"
The photo below was tweeted by Trout's brother, Tyler Trout, who stated: "What an amazing day fishing! Caught a 550-pound grouper!! The thing was over five feet long!"
So like many a fishing tale, the fish grew in weight after it was caught and released.
Larry Brown Sports reported the catch Monday with this lead sentence: "Is there anything Mike Trout can't catch?"
As for the fish being released, Tyler Trout explained that this was mostly because it was too heavy to be hoisted into the boat.
It might also have something to do with the fact that goliath groupers, which can measure more than eight feet and weigh up to 800 pounds, are a prohibited species.
The Florida record is a 680-pound specimen landed off Fernandina Beach in 1961.
Since 1990, however, it has been illegal to harvest and possess a goliath grouper in federal waters throughout the southeastern U.S.
So Mike Trout is not only a great baseball player and fisherman (with a name like Trout, he'd better be), but a conservationist.
–Images are courtesy of Jessica Tara Cox and Tyler Trout
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I was looking for a reasonable hotel in Ferrara, Italy. Pretty little place. While close to the main historic area, my room was relatively quiet. The issue was the comfort of the bed and pillow.....TERRIBLE. But, I enjoyed being in Ferrara so much and the location is fairly centralized the train station and travel to other great parts of Italy, I didn't mind.
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The town of Ferrara is terrific place to stop if you are in the ara. The frescoes at the Palazzo Schifanoia at Ferrara were amazing. The frescoes represent months of the year. The center of the town of Ferrara includes a beautiful church and fun shopping. Lots of bikes. Don't miss the pasta with zucca (pumpkin or squash) a regional speciality.
Tremendous hotel in the centre
Tremendous hotel in the centre of Ferrara. The front desk staffwas very helpful and speaks English very well. Breakfast was marvellous with typical Italian breakfast. Room was average as I booked standard room. The only set back was no kettle to boil hot drinks during winter time.
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Il servizio era veramente impressionante. Tutti sapevano trattare i clienti benissimo, con professionalita' e straordinaria gentilezza.


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A PROTEST rally calling upon the Swiss Government to take stern action against the LTTE and its front organisations will be held on September 6 at Waisenhausplatz, near the Swiss Parliament in Bern, Switzerland. According to the organising committee the protest rally is scheduled between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., Swiss local time.
The rally is organised by the Swiss - Sri Lankan community and is expected to draw large numbers which comes in the wake of a series of anti-LTTE rallies in France, Italy, England and Germany.
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Well, yeah, ok, but its a minor crime compared to making a bomb.
Well, yeah, ok, but its a minor crime compared to making a bomb.
Don't forget to pour some fuel oil down the drain as a chaser.
You know, technically, you haven't committed any crime when you do that, have you. You didn't actually make any explosives, but it seems like if these sensors even worked at all, they would alert to this combination.
Well, there's one other factor you haven't thought of, apparently. More high school physics here. What happens if the cars, separated by 1 meter, DO collide.
With the distance so narrow, the relative velocity between the vehicles cannot become very high. (because the distance for acceleration is only 1 meter) The collision should do minimal damage, and then the collided 2-vehicle system should still keep decelerating because both vehicles still have brakes.
That's the theory, but I acknowledge that at highway speeds, it may not work out this cleanly.
This isn't how the math works. If the vehicle in front of you is applying maximum braking force, you can see it immediately - even if their rear bumper has moved on a few centimeters.
As for wireless communications : think of all the problems this introduces, versus having each car use their own sensor packages.
I'm not completely averse to the wireless idea, but I think the system should be designed to work reliably if wireless is jammed or hacked. It would not be difficult for someone to make a "troll lol lol stop" gadget that they could use to shutdown traffic at will if wireless worked the way you want it to.
The first car cannot avoid the deer, true, but this condition will not cause a pileup.
Think about the physics. The inelastic collision between the deer and the car will marginally slow the front car down, true, but only slightly. (since a car weighs 2000 kgs and a deer weighs less than 100, for an estimate). So the combined car-deer vehicle will be going only slightly slower.
Ok, so now the car that is about to hit the deer applies maximum braking force. It begins to decelerate at a rate limited by friction between ground and car. This friction is independent of the mass of the car, for reasons I can't fit into here.
The moment it hits the brakes, the car behind it will see the distance between the two begin to decrease. They are "bumper to bumper", or within 1 meter of each other. The car behind will apply maximum braking force the very moment a single cycle of it's control loop happens (probably 1/1000 or a second or so).
The car behind that will do the same, and so on.
As long as no car in the pack has significantly better brakes than the other cars, no one will hit anyone. Even if a particular car does have better brakes, the collision will only do slight damage, as the relative velocities will be low.
Contrast this to what can happen in a real highway, where a car in front can have time to decelerate to a stop in some cases, and the cars behind may be driven by a distracted driver who does not see the stopped vehicle in time. The collision happens at highway speeds between the trailing car and the stopped car. This, in some cases, will be fatal.
The breathing rate from hypoxic drive is slow.
As it is right now, the only true 1080p content is high bitrate blu-ray disks, and PC games. There is nothing else.
None of the currently released consoles can render 1920x1080 at 60 fps : they use a lower frame rate (30 fps) and a lower rendering resolution (not even 720p internally for most games). The next gen can maybe do it, but I suspect that some games will use lower frame rates or internal resolutions so that they can put more detail into other things.
Broadcast channels, satellite channels, and HD cable channels all generally are full of lower bit-rate tradeoffs. You need about 30-50 mbps to do 1080p without compromises or visible encoding errors.
Maybe in another 10 years, when the technology is actually fully utilizing the 1080p displays we already have, will an upgrade make sense.
Note that this is for video content. For your computer or tablet PC, higher resolutions are useful, and shipping tablets are already at higher resolutions.
Isn't HFT just insider trading?
Insider trading = making stock trades using information that has not yet been disseminated to the open market.
HFT trading = using mathematical algorithms to detect the reaction of the open market to information, and to get ahead of it to make advantageous trades before the entire market can react.
Drug dealers are a classic example of what commerce looks like without government to protect from cheats....
Since drug dealers don't have government level resources, they can't imprison the cheats. They have only a few options : demand immediate monetary compensation, physical harm, or murder.
Alice can say that all she wishes, but the judge will look at the signed immunity agreement and if he finds it to be adequate, will order Alice to the witness stand. (Alice's attorneys can of course delay things by objecting to the terms of the immunity agreement, but eventually it will be to the satisfaction of the judge)
If Alices refuses to spill, the judge then finds her in contempt and will jail her until she cries uncle, or about 10-15 years passes.
In this case, Alice is offered a signed immunity agreement if she testifies, exempting her from prosecution for any information she reveals on the witness stand.
After she is given immunity, she may no longer take the 5th as on paper there is no way she can be prosecuted.
If the Syrian leadership knows that there's basically a 100% chance of a huge volley of missiles hitting them within a week, hasn't everyone already left and gone for cover?
Couldn't they fill the presidential palace or wherever their senior leadership is with rebel prisoners, just to knock out 2 birds with one stone?
it's on top of it
The only thing it's missing is a small solar panel to keep the battery charged. That way, no one has to climb those tanks of deadly radioactive water unless hardware has actually failed. Some of those Arduino boards already have battery chargers on them, but if not, a small regulated LiPo or NiCad battery charger is what you need. Then you just need a solar panel that is small and has the right output voltage. Sunelec.com seems to sell a 10 watt, 12 volt panel for $15. No big deal, and that's more than enough juice. Size the panel right, and you can do the monitoring continuously for a measurement every minute or so. (not that this really matters, but why not overdeliver?)
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At the moment Los Angeles KTLA-TV is following live a new search for him in Big Bear, where a pickup similar to Dorner´s was found on fire. A ground and air search (helicopters) is in progress there.
Wow, what a long list of grievances. Dorner seems like an intelligent man, but he is a very, very angry one. Having murdered three people already, including a fellow police officer, this is not going to end well for him.
On local news here they interviewed a former college friend,who was mentioned in the manifesto. He stated his surprise that Dorner became a Cop,because he was VERY left wing. Of course there was no question as to what. I do not take his manifesto as fact, it is the rantings of a paranoid who blames everything on someone else. No wonder he was fired.
I hope the police have the go ahead to use deadly force in this guys case. If left alive he will spend the rest of his life as a hero in prison.
This man is like a mad dog loose in the streets. If I found him, I would not give him much more consideration than said dog.
... but police, not citizens, are the ones to trust with firearms. And don´t you forget it.
In the midst of hunting him down, the PD have already shot up a truck that looked similar to his - with two asian females inside.The also shot up another truck similar in description to Dorner´s... With a white male inside.The truck the women were in was hit with a fusilade of bullets. One of the women reportedly suffering a severed spine and paralysis.I haven´t heard a report as to the male´s condition.However, the police are the only ones who can be entrusted with semi-auto rifles and 30 round magazines.Too bad Asian females delivering newspapers and this white male managed to resemble a 6-foot tall, 270 lbs. African-American . . .
I guess the LAPD shouldn´t have fired him for ratting out his field supervisor (who reportedly kicked a guy in the face a couple times) to internal affairs. He´s a might put out with them over that it appears. And the out-of-control LAPD are shooting up innocent citizens because this guy apparently has them really, really scared. Wonder if they´ll figure out burning the truck in Big Bear was a way to suck them in - why call attention to it with a fire?


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Fire officials say a boy and a girl had fingers torn off during a game of tug-of-war at their high school Monday.
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Gracious life-giving God, you call us to live out our faith in ways that honor you and bless our neighbors, and we recognize that worship is an essential part of our faith journey.
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Draw us closer
The breeze at dawn has secrets to tell you.
Don't go back to sleep.
In the beginning was the Word …
It all started with an act of divine self-expression.
and the Word was with God …
It all comes from the center of God.
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Embraced by the mystery of God's love for all creation
One What is the sound that calls us? Listen carefully.
Many The beating of our own hearts calls us to ourselves. It calls us to be our true selves, our best selves. Calls us to be what we might become.
Together we hold a place where each can find voice as they long to reflect the Christ for our time.
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People: The presence of God is everywhere.
In the beginning was the Word …
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The celebration of Easter is the acknowledgement of the power of the divine spirit working through us to transform the most negative of situations. Let us commit ourselves to overcoming hate with love.
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All: Blessed are those who are persecuted for their struggle for justice: the kingdom of heaven is theirs
One: Hear the voices, small voices, loud voices, voices of the oppressed, voices of the powerful.
read moreLeader: Today we celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Christ.
People: We celebrate the birth of Jesus, who showed us how to express God by letting the Christ within be our guide.
Leader: It is a night of anticipation, a night of waiting.
People: We wait, as Mary and Joseph waited for the birth of their son.
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This thing gets my vote for the best 5.10 sport climb in Red Rock. Super long, technical and sustained, this route seems to go on forever. The first two thirds of the route features vertical climbing with postive edges. Once at the top third, the angle eases back, but the difficulty does not. Technical footwork up the lower angled rock will see you to the chains.
This route is located on the tall black wall before the Stratocaster area proper. It is the leftmost route on the wall, just left of Flame Ranger.
13! bolts, chains
Great pumpy route with good sustained climbing. Definately one of the better 10s I've done in Red Rock
WTF? This climb is pretty much junk. Just about every hold was suspect and it only got worse as you get higher. In addition there was what looked like a mess of glue that was mixed too thin and then ran all over. Not to mention the moves weren't too great either.
That is so weird. I didn't think people did that kind of thing in red rock. I guess the end (a mess) justifies the means (anything goes, except ground-up and good style)


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B. Lefort and M. Pi Puig (Grantecan Astrophysical Institute of Canary Islands)
The Gran Telescopio Canarias (GTC) is the largest ground telescope ever built. The segmented primary mirror has a collecting surface equivalent to one circular mirror of 10,4 m. The control system (GCS) includes the hardware and software to control all the telescope subsystems, from the real-time applications to the astronomer interfaces. Most of the GCS subsystems use CANopen as the main control bus. The main CANopen application is the control of the primary mirror, which is composed of 36 hexagonal segments. The GCS is responsible for making these segments behave like a monolithic mirror. Three positioning units per segment (total 108) will move it in tip/tilt and piston. Two position sensors (total 168) between adjacent segments will measure their relative displacement. This loop controls the positioning units and reads the sensors at 200 Hz over CANopen networks. The figure of each segment is also actively controlled thanks to six actuators (total 216) that act on three whiffletrees attached to the back of a segment. This actuation is made at very low frequency. Finally, the temperature of each segment is measured in six points (total 216). Specific CANopen profiles where developed to control the positioning units and to read the edge sensors. CANopen networks are also used to control and monitor several other subsystems of the GTC: tertiary mirror, dynamic counterweights, optics and filter wheels, temperature and humidity control loops, start up and stop systems, calibration lamps, etc.


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Hotel Pro Forma is one of the leading theatre production companies in Europe in the experimental performing arts. Hotel Pro Forma is looking for students with a strong personal drive to form part of a transdisciplinary team who can contribute with knowledge in specific areas of expertise. At the same time, you will receive unique insight into the artistic and production-related processes that make up Hotel Pro Forma.
In the fall of 2012, interns will work specifically on the Danish production The one that whispers which premieres on 10 November 2012 at Theatre Republique in Copenhagen. As a part of the internship there will be arranged a showing of the work to a small audience at the end of the internship in December 2012, either as a digital or physical work.
The projects are, like all of our productions, an investigation of different phenomena within performance art, architecture, light, sound, perception, use of new technology and communication.
We are looking for interns or students within one or more of following areas of expertise:
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The period for the internship is from 24 September - 14 December 2012. The internship is without salary and is full-time. The working language is English.
A typical week could include: overall work with developing the projects, shorter presentations and dialogue with Hotel Pro Forma's artistic and administrative management, production meetings, and inputs from external guests as lectures or smaller workshops.
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REAL G 4 LIFE. "Feel the weight on my shoulders, put yourself in my shoes, before you pass judgement upon the choices I choose."
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yeah i might give mine a wash.
yeah i might give mine a wash.
Thats me ready. I think!
Are me and Dave right in thinking you need to buy an entry ticket as well as the tracktime? You'd think that the tracktime would include entry!
I'm all ready to go too. £65 to fill up with vpower lol. Sitting like a monster with the 15's fitted.
Oh yeah, petrol, good thinking!
Not sure if it's essential?
So long as I get the chance to use it all unlike last time I took it to Crail!
Lol I'm sure it will be fine mate.
So a few ph1 going on track then? Not me unfortunately I'll just be spectating
Yeah was gonna be 5 until Steve ruined it and bought a trophy! Cool, be good to see the old flamer again!
I paid £63 and I believe that's the advanced booking of £55 track and £8 entry... So you should be ok! I'm ready, check over, quick wash, done! See you all tomorrow!


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Can 'All Is By My Side' Be a Satisfying Jimi Hendrix Biopic Without Any Jimi Hendrix Music?
Movie Music By Nathan Adams on July 5, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThere are a lot of things that writer/director John Ridley's upcoming biopic of rock great Jimi Hendrix, All Is By My Side, has going for it. The most obvious asset being its star, André Benjamin, who has shown potential as an actor, has a ton of experience being a musician, and looks pretty much exactly like Jimi Hendrix once he's all dressed up in costume and letting his afro roam free. There's one huge stumbling block that has a lot of people questioning what the point of making this movie is at all though: the Hendrix estate didn't sign off on letting them use any of the musician's music in the film. How do you make a movie about Hendrix's music career without showing him playing any of his music? Rolling Stone has the scoop. Apparently the biggest strategy Ridley and company are employing when it comes to getting around the issue of not being able to use any of Hendrix's copyrights is that they're going to focus on an isolated part of the musician's career, the period where he was just emerging onto the scene in '66 and '67. Or, as producer Sean McKittrick puts it, "This is the story of Jimi being discovered as a backup musician and how he went to London and became Jimi Hendrix." In McKittrick's opinion, focusing on just the early part of Hendrix's career is smarter than making a movie that covers his whole life, because, "That would be like making a movie […]
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Local cyclists in Brighton can now cycle legally in any direction through North Laine, the network of shopping and residential streets near Brighton Station.
Traffic orders by Brighton and Hove City Council exempt cyclists from one-way restrictions in Trafalgar Street, Gloucester Road, Gloucester Street, Vine Street, Robert Street, Kensington Street and 7 other streets (Church Street, Foundry Street, Kemp Street, Kensington Place, Over Street, Queen's Gardens, and Tidy Street). New cycling signs have been marked out on the roads.
Brighton's North Laine neighbourhood is a vibrant shopping area, tucked in between the railway station, the main road north to London and the historic town centre. Narrow terraced streets were long ago made one-way to reduce through motor traffic. But, as with nearly every one-way restriction over the decades, no concession was made for cyclists.


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Michel's at the Colony Surf
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We came in to celebrate and had a great time. Everything was almost perfect We missed Ekolu , but did see Chef Hardy. The only thing that was strange ...... There were diners in Shorts & Slippers !
Unmatched view of Waikiki and the sunset, attentive and warm service, delicious food. Above average wine list that has the wines and vintage listed, Not our first visit, Michel's is a gem that is consistent .
Great place and great service. And nice to see lots of diners. The food and service was impeccable as always. While not a "bargain" it is fine dining at it's best and well worth the price. Highly recommend it to anyone who wants that special occasion.
I wanted to go somewhere special for my birthday and this restaurant did NOT disappoint. We got there early so we could get a window seat on the beach and had no problem. I did make reservation several months in a advance. The views of ocean and Waikiki are simply breath taking. From the food to the service to the wine everything could not have been better. It's definitely old school and traditional, but that's works really well for this location. The lost art of table side preparation is something you don't see very often. Pricey it is, but you get what you pay for. First class all the way. I would go back in a heart beat. Wonderful experience.
All was perfect Food, Service & The Fantastic View!
from the moment we walked in, Breathtaking! I have been to Michel' a long time ago, have forgotten the experience then. The staff, is excellent in every way. The food is breathtaking.
This place was phenomenal! Great food, service, and amazing sunset view!
Still among the best in waikiiki after all these years. Bring money but meal, service and ambience worth every penny. Ocean view and view of Honolulu Shoreline is breath taking. Try to catch sunset. And dress for the occasion to dine here. You will love the total experience
We're on our honeymoon and went here based on recommendations - so glad we did. The service truly is excellent, being right on the coast for sunset was just awesome and the food was good. I didn't care for what I ordered based on personal taste, but everything was prepared fantastically and the presentation was great!
The restaurant and the meal were very satisfying levels. It is Mr.Robert's reception that was especially wonderful. We do not forget this wonderful honeymoon dinner.
excellent restaurant couldnt fault it in anyway! Truly a special dining experience
Went back for a special dinner, after first visiting in 2009. Again the setting is beautiful - arrive early for a beautiful sunset and watch the outrigger canoeists paddle in to the club next door. Excellent service. Food was OK but a little disappointing - an avocado crab salad had very little crab, the baked Mahi Mahi was baked in a bag with spinach and lemon - turned out very overlooked and difficult to eat straight out of the bag, very 1970s. Cheesecake dessert was fine but a little dry. Large wine list. Still a lovely place to go for a special dinner.
We came in to celebrate our wedding with friends and family the experience was amazing. We felt right at home from the moment we walked in the door. I can't explains in words how perfect the view, staff, food, &experience was. This is a must try for the romantics at heart.
It was a very good view. Food is very tasty. It is a place where you able to bring a loved one.
I took a group of 8 for a special occasion. The view is great and the menu impressive. Nothing missing for a great special night out. Only the surly waiter dampened the experience. Slow service, no explanation as to why appetisers for some were late in arriving, wine glasses left empty for extended periods - we ended up doing self-service and getting scolded by the surly waiter. All told Michel's reputation did not measure up to our experience. Attention to improving service would make this a hard to beat restaurant in Honolulu.
We celebrated my wife's birthday at Michel'l and it was magical. The service was great and the sunset was fantastic.
Lovely views of the sunset. The food was good. We ordered from the tastings menu. The service was fantastic which always makes a restaurant special for me. The waiters knew and understood the menu so they could give you recommendations and describe the dish accurately. All and all it was a memorable experience.
The food was amazing. The wine list, although not extensive, contains some solid alternatives. The mojito I ordered was delicious. Great service from the wait staff that enhanced our overall experience at the restaurant.
Beutiful sunset scene and delicious dinner and wine.
Outstanding evening dining. Table prepared food items. Extensive bar and wine selection. Very romantic view of the ocean and sunset in Honolulu. Dining attire was apppreciated ( no shorts or flip flops).
My husband and I are people on a budget but for our 11th wedding anniversary, I told my husband I wanted to eat somewhere nice as a treat to us. We chose Michel's because it was voted most romantic restaurant Hale 'Aina award. It was a great choice, we were seated immediately (even though we were 1/2 half early), this gave us a great view of the sunset. The staff were incredible friendly and helpful. We chose the tasting menu with wine pairings (our first time doing this). We absolutely loved every course and the wine was perfect. We were also surprised with a souffle with ice cream for our anniversary! This was the most expensive dinner we've ever had and it was worth it!
お店からのビーチの景色がすばらしいです。 特にサンセットのときは絵葉書の様な世界が広がってロマンチックな雰囲気で食事を楽しめます。 食事も美味しく、スタッフの対応も優しかったです。料金は高めです…。
This was definitely a romantic dinner setting. The food was wonderful, and the servic (by Larry) was the best. We were celebrating our 50th anniversary, and we had a wonderful evening.
Love the ambience with the harpest playing in the background. The food is delicious. Love the service at the restaurant. The view is amazing especially at night looking out into the the ocean and into the city.
Came here for an anniversary dinner and left very pleased. Fantastic food and service. Wonderful view of the ocean. I read many great reviews and decided to try it out and was not disappointed. Would highly recommend. Have already told people to go there.
Beautiful view, very romantic. A perfect place to watch the sunset.
We flew from Maui to Hnl knowing we had 6 hr layover. I arranged this special dinner while there. We were surprised to recieve a special cake. Only issues were I dressed for business casual as per website and was overdressed for climate and everyone were very casual. Also a large party with children were very loud and others asked to be moved away from party. We will come back if we have the opportunity. Very good food and service.
Michel's at the Colony Surf is the place to dine on a special occasion and watch the beautiful Hawaiian sunset. The food is outstanding with some of the dishes prepared tableside. Harp music playing in the background adds a nice touch.
I had eaten here before, with my Husband on our last holiday. LOVED it. Took my 25yr old daughter on this occasion. It was exactly how I remembered it. Food, service, AND the view, perfect. I can not recommend it highly enough. You will NOT be disappointed.
We stayed next door at the Aqua Lotus so knew we wanted to dine at least once at Michel's. What a find ! The service was outstanding, the ambiance was fantastic and the food and preparation & presentation were some of the best I have ever had......
Beautiful sunset! Food was very good, updated for younger tastes. Service was attentive. I loved it more when it offered a more traditional French menu.
After a lot of research, Michel's won as the spot to celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. They didn't disappoint. Everything was perfect. Our table had a perfect view of the sunset and if we had stayed there longer, we would have had a perfect view of the Hilton Friday night firework show. Our head waiter, Kenny, had only been there for two months but he really took care of us and was able to answer any question we had about the food or wine. We started off with the lobster bisque prepared at the tableside. This had many great reviews for a reason. It's delicious. For our main course we had the lobster and shrimp thermidor and the steamed onaga. Both dishes were outstanding. For dessert, they gave us a complimentary piece of cheesecake.
This restaurant is a little off the beaten path from the Waikiki scene, but is well-worth the walk or short taxi ride. From the time you enter, the treatment is friendly, courteous, and professional. The view of the ocean is spectacular, so time your visit to coincide with the sunset, if possible. The food is outstanding and the cocktails and wine list are top notch. Service is very attentive without be overbearing or stodgy. It's all somewhat pricey, so be prepared. But, it is worth it for a special occasion or for an special night out when visiting. Dress nicely or you might feel a little out-of-place -- but no need to overdo it. Nice slacks and a quality Hawaiian shirt will do it for men, although their were some sport jackets and ties.
We had an absolutely fabulous meal @ Michel's. Everything was superb from the service, the meal, the wine, and ambience. Beautiful setting by the water & saw a fantastic sunset. The evening was perfect from start to finish. Would highly recommend it to anyone coming to Honolulu.
I am from Vancouver and took my girlfriend to Hawaii for her 40 Th birthday so she thought Michel/s was referred to me from friends in Vancouver. The bottom line was I asked my girlfriend to marry me. The staff was in on it and provided us with royal treatment from the moment we arrived until the end of the night when we left. However I noticed everyone was getting the same royal treatment so if you want to be pampered and enjoy fine dinning at its best and a spectacular setting on the beach.then please take this review to heart and make sure you take the time to find Michel's when you are in Hawaii you owe it to your self every one deserves to be treated like royalty once in a while
Great place to dine and watch the sunset. And then the Friday night fireworks.
What a special place to celebrate a romantic evening. The service was top notch and the menu superb (especially if you like seafood and steaks). The appetizer and salad were exceptional. My meal was a tad under-salted, but the table had both salt and pepper for our use, so I did not have to feel awkward or insulting by asking for salt. When my salt shaker wouldn't work due to the humidity, my failed attempts to get salt were quickly noticed by the attentive wait staff and a new shaker was immediately brought to me with no fuss or comment. The view was dramatic at sunset on an overcast and rainy day, with the gold of the distant horizon mirrored on the smooth ocean, with swimmers and paddlers in silhouette gliding in front of the beach.
Great sunset viewing! We went there for drinks and the sunset. Service was a little slow to start, but the waiter made up for it later with really good service to follow and a delicious desert. The best seats are booked months in advance, so if you want the best sunset view, book early!
What a beautiful night. It was perfect, by the ocean at sunset. We were with my sister and her husband and it was there first time to Hawaii. It was a fantastic start to their vacation. The staff make you feel like they know you and almost like your the only guests there. The food is very good and some of it made at your table. The Ambiance is beautiful, and they want you to take your time, there is no rushing you out. They have an amazing wine list to say the least. There is a reason they have been there for 51 years.
A great spot for a couple to get away ... the fresh seafood appetizer on ice was amazing ... everything you love about seafood in Hawaii is here and it's great to share. The meal was spectacular ... the service was very good .... my wife looked HOT! Great time, make a reservation.
Beachside view. Foie Gras and Escarots were amazing!!
You just have to love Michel's. Old time menu and decor, tableside preparations, great wine list and excellent wait staff. This is just such a fun place.
This was my first trip back to HI in three years and we ended our last trip on a positive note at Michele's. With my expectations set very high for this visit, it did not disappoint. I visited this time with my 12 year old daughter (last time with my late boyfriend). Although very different occasions it was so special. Five stars to Frank who included my daughter in the tableside preparations and to Larry for bringing back fond memories. The food was fantastic and the service delightful. New memories were made. I look forward to my next visit!
We loved every minute of our dining experience at Michel's! the food was divine -- lobster bisque, chateaubriand, Grand mariner soufflé. Our server Kim was delightful, as was Robert. We would go back in a heartbeat. Great sunset views of Waikiki Beach.
My wife and I celebrated her birthday at Michel's on November 24, 2013. We got a seat right next to the beach and got to watch the beautiful sunset. Tip: make sure to find out what time the sunset is for Honolulu when you make your reservation so you can get seated before the sun goes down. My wife and I were both very pleased with the service and the food. We would definitely go back.
We had a very enjoyable top notch meal. Food, service, wine and view all first class.
口コミから予約をとました。雰囲気はいいけれど店員の態度が良くないようなコメントがあったので少し不安もありましたが ホテルから店に向かう間に(ハワイで最高の店)とタクシーの運転手さんに言われ期待も高まりつつ向かいました 結果、雰囲気も最高、料理もおいしく、店員さんも紳士的で文句なし。サンセットの時間をゆっくりといい気分で味わう事ができました 最後の夜のディナーに選んでよかったと思います
Food and presentation was great. And to start the brunch off with a selection of good fruits is a great idea, as we all enjoyed it. Didn't matter about the rain storm, as we enjoyed the food and the great music being played.
My girlfriends & I have been dining at Michel's for at least the past 10 years. This is our annual birthday/Christmas dinner, & we have never been disappointed. We make reservations months in advance so we always get a table by the beach. The food, service, & awesome view are top notch! We will be back next year!
Surely Michel's is the most romantic restaurant on the island. The view is spectacular at sunset, and the meal we had on Friday night was just as spectacular. We started with the wilted spinach salad made tableside. It was delicious with bacon, sautéed onions and macadamia nuts. For entrees we tried two steaks, the Café de Paris steak and the ribeye wrapped in bacon. The ribeye was a new addition to the menu. Our wonderful waiter Larry recommended it and my husband said it was the best steak he ever had. For dessert, the Grand Marnier soufflé was divine. Michel's also has live music -- an excellent musician playing the acoustic guitar, accompanied by a great singer. It was a truly magical evening and we can't wait to go back..


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on 13-12-2010 07:03 PM - last edited on 01-04-2012 01:49 PM by RabidWalker
Any one help with my problem I'm playing online in my ps3 every day since one year ago but before 3 days ago the online dosen't work but the browser in ps3 works fine!!!! when I make connection statues it said that the network faild and give me this error code ( 80028e02) . but... some times the ps3 network works fine when I close my ps3 and open it again I couldent inter ps3 network again...
Any one help.!!!!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
on 13-12-2010 07:19 PM
I tried to google it but no one knows any thing about fix it
on 13-12-2010 10:30 PM
Please I need help
on 14-12-2010 09:01 AM
on 15-12-2010 12:49 PM
on 23-12-2010 05:32 AM
Where do you live?
I got the same error last week too
I'm from yemen and i know someone else here which have the same problem but no solution
on 25-12-2010 10:25 AM
on 27-12-2010 06:13 AM
me too i have the same problem and im from Yemen.
looks like yemmen net has done something to prevent us from playing online.
before a week i called yemen net and they said they dont know anything about this error.
and i asked them if they have made some changes to the network, and they said we didnt do anything.
then i googled this error and someone said if u changed ur modem it will work fine, so i did change my modem from SpeedTouch to D-Link and the problem still exist.
from what i have read the problem is caused by one of these 3 things:
1-Playstation Network
2-the modem
3-ISP. which in Yemen is the Yemennet (the only internet service provider in yemen)
ohhh we need help, plz?
looks like im going to change to xbox live.
on 27-12-2010 09:10 AM
Whatever your ISP says the common thread here is them. If it is indeed an ISP problem changing the gaming system you are using is unlikely to do anything other than get you to spend more money. I would try talking to your ISP again, seems like they have done something to they way the network interacts with outside servers.
on 27-12-2010 09:35 AM
i think im going to them, not just calling them again.
some say that if u change the MTU to 1492 it will work, which i did but no use.
maybe i can try to use MTU from 1400 to 1500, maybe one of them may work.
i'll try and see if it work or not.
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There are a number of situations in which a person may appear before the General Assembly or speak with legislators and not be required to register as a lobbyist. The following are the express exemptions from the lobbyist registration requirement laid out in OCGA 21-5-71(i)
(1) Any individual who expresses personal views, on that individual's own behalf, to any public officer;
(2) Any person who appears before a public agency or governmental entity committee or hearing for the purpose of giving testimony when such person is not otherwise required to register as a lobbyist;
(3) Any public employee of an agency appearing before a governmental entity committee or hearing at the request of the governmental entity or any person who furnishes information upon the specific request of a governmental entity;
(4) Any licensed attorney appearing on behalf of a client in any adversarial proceeding before an agency of this state or any political subdivision of this state;
(5) Any person employed or appointed by a registered lobbyist whose duties and activities do not include lobbying;
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(7) Any public employee who performs services at the direction of a member of the General Assembly including, but not limited to, drafting petitions, bills, or resolutions; attending the taking of testimony; collating facts; preparing arguments and memorials and submitting them orally or in writing to a committee or member of the General Assembly; and other services of like character intended to reach the reason of the legislators.
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Using the 3 o'clock hour, the demonstrates what twenty to three looks like, ten to three, five after three, etc. (01:10)
Tell Time to the Hour
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"Hip Hop Around the Clock" Telling Time to the Hour
Young students will enjoy this Jack Hartmann song "Hip Hop Around the Clock". This song teaches telling time to the hour. Students will have the opportunity to see the digital and analog time for each hour. This is a great resource for the early childhood classroom to help teach mastery of this important skill. (2:32)
Practice Telling Time at Disneyland
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Visual Learning Bridge: Elapsed Time for Younger Learners
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Tell Time by: Hour, Half-Hour and Quarter Hour Segments
Learn why it is important to know how to tell time in this video. The video shows a clock changing hours - while the narrator says the correct time. The video also looks at - and names - half hour and quarter hour segments of time.
Telling Time to the Half Hour
Using the hour and minute hands, students will learn how to tell time to the half hour. When it is half past an hour, the hour hand is between two numbers and the minute hand is on the 6. User clicks through the slides.
Telling Time
With the help of Timothy Time, the Clock That Rocks, this video teaches students to tell time to the hour, half hour, and quarter hour. The entire video is 37 minutes long, but this clip provides only a sneak preview. The full episode is available for rent on YouTube for $2.99.
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In this brief video clip - watch Mr. Mouse, earn a piece of cheese, by helping to match the correct time on a standard clock face - with the correct time on a digital clock display. (song)
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Interactive game for students to place the numbers on the analog clock face correctly. Students are prompted when they make an error.
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A video that will help students learn to tell time. An animated analog clock teaches time to students. There is a time game at the end of the video. (5:26)
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Students will learn to tell time to the 5 minute mark and to the minute. Count by 5's if the minute hand is on a number and count by 1's if the minute had is between two numbers. User clicks through the slides.
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Mr. Duey sings a rap song about fractions in this short, music video. The video does not have much learning content but is a catchy tune and could be used by a teacher as an introduction to a fractions unit. In the video, Mr. Duey specifically teaches you how to turn an improper fraction into a mixed number and how to turn a fraction into a percent. Lyrics include "I'll teach you how to get rid of an improper fraction, teach ya how to get a percent from a fraction. I'll teach ya everything


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