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2012 Raw Comedy Quest Finalists Stephen Witt, Nicole Steven, and winner Jamaine Ross, have been making plenty of waves on the Auckland comedy scene this past year with their varied and unique styles. They've teamed up with comedy musician Gabriel Page (who says he's quite funny), to produce this well seasoned line-up of New Zealand's funniest up-and-coming comedians.
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Which is faster: conventional or quantum computer?
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A computer science professor at Amherst College has conducted experiments to test the speed of a quantum computing system (from D-Wave) against conventional computing methods.
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The problem in your case is that tiles 'remember' what cultural influence civs leave. You can see this number in one of the mouseovers. The exact formula is complex, but in short it means that if a certain tile has been accumulating e.g. Egyptian culture for thousands of years, its memory of the Egyptians will be rather high.
If you come, and capture the city, it will only grant you the city square itself. The other tiles will remain under the influence of the Egyptians, and if they still have cities nearby with culture reaching those surrounding tiles, those tiles will be within Egyptian borders. If you build up culture through a GW, you will increase the amount of culture that each time is added to the tiles next to you, but it can still take a while before you control them.
(it is more complex than just comparing the memories of different civs)
What to do? make sure no Egyptian cities can influence those tiles... if they can't fall within enemy borders, it will go to you as you do influence them.


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Posted: Oct 24, 2012 7:40 AM by Dax VanFossen - MTN News
Updated: Oct 24, 2012 7:43 AM
KALISPELL - The Flathead County Attorney says individual privacy outweighs the needs of full disclosure in the case of the Flathead Lake boat crash involving Greg Barkus and Senatorial candidate Denny Rehberg.
Ed Corrigan made the statement Tuesday in a court filing to District Judge John McKeon after a request by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, DC that pre-sentence investigation documents be made available to the public.
Corrigan stated that he did not object to an edited version of the documents which would not include any personal information on Rehberg, Barkus or any of the boat passengers. Corrigan also said an edited version should exclude any description of alcohol or chemical use by Barkus.
Prosecutors said Barkus has a blood alcohol content of .16 the night of the boat crash on Aug. 27, 2009 that happened as Barkus, Rehberg and others were boating home from a campaign function earlier that night.
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ANGOLA, Ind. – "Life expects ordinary people to do extraordinary things," former U.S. Speaker of the House J. Dennis Hastert told nearly 500 graduates in his address at Trine University's 127th annual commencement ceremony May 5 in Hershey Hall. This was one of the largest graduating classes in the university's history.
"Whether you're a teacher, in business or Speaker of the House, it's constantly how you deal with the problems and relationships that you have every day," Hastert said, adding that to achieve "it takes purpose … passion … persistence … and patience."
Trine University president Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., presented Hastert with a Doctor of Humane Letters for his civic contributions as a legislator, teacher, coach and teacher.
Hastert served as Speaker of the House from 1999 to 2007 and was instrumental in passing historic legislation to create a Department of Homeland Security, the most significant restructuring of the federal government in the last 50 years.
Before his achievements in Washington, though, he told graduates that he started his career in education, as a way to repay mentors, family and friends who helped him earn a college degree. What started as a five-year endeavor at a small school turned into a 16-year adventure of teaching government, economics and everything in between, as well as coaching football and wrestling. He also drove a school bus, which he said prepared him most for serving as a legislator.
"I had to keep that big yellow machine between the lanes," Hastert said. "It was bigger than almost anything else on the road. … I had brake pedals and stop signs, but up in front of you was the most important tool you had, the mirror, which protected your back."
When first campaigning for Illinois legislature, before being elected to Congress, people questioned his reasoning and told him that he was "a wrestling coach" and the county chairman told him they already had a candidate. Hastert beat his opponent and went on to show others that he was more than what others had defined him as. Hastert went from an office in a locker room to an office with chandeliers overlooking the National Mall. He encouraged students to persevere, and, in so many words, to not let others hold them back.
"If you have a repository of knowledge, if you work hard, if you excel or work hard to learn more than anybody, all of a sudden, people will come to you," Hastert said. "Knowledge is power, not only the knowledge you'll get out of this diploma, but the knowledge you'll create."
Following Hastert's encouraging speech, nearly 500 graduates received their diplomas.
"You have achieved a very significant new beginning," Brooks said. "The new opportunities that will present themselves, because of your new beginning, are also cause for celebration. … I hope you will remember this day and this university as you travel your new path."
Brooks then told graduates they were now part of the university's alumni association and said they were welcome to "come home" anytime.
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"This is a small school made up of people with big hearts. I challenge you to take this spirit of community and empathy into the world with you," Coulter said. "A little bit of care can do so much to prevent (the world from tearing apart). Our tiny class could change the world just by listening, just by getting involved, just by showing we care."
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Karl learnt to dive through his father Stan. He grew up with diving with his brother Michael. Karl manages The Diving Centre Ltd, providing the diving community with equipment, training and advice.
Karl was interviewed by Carl Greenwood on 17 January 2006. The interview took place at Discovery Museum History office and lasted 38 minutes and 50 seconds.
"People have a misconception- the water, underneath the water is often called the silent world- well, it isnt silent"
People have a misconception- the water, underneath the water is often called the silent world- well, it isnt silent. Its just different. People cant talk which is a hell of a blessing, sometimes, really, you know, you get away from it all. But youve probably seen the whales and Richard Attenborough and dolphins and everything, well, those sounds you can hear just like that, as clear as that- those screeching sounds underneath.
Ive been in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean and had a school of dolphin just swimming around me and you can hear those sounds, and, you know, you could just stay there all day, just, that makes it- what a privilege, it is, at least having had all them. Ive swum with sharks as well, but theyre, you know, they dont bark or anything, theyre just completely silent and intimidating. But again, its enthralling to watch them.
Even off, off the North Easy coast, in the month of May we get all the birds nesting and everything, you get the guillemots which they dive and swim underneath the water, so youd be swimming along and you would be 10, 15 metres or more, and youve got these birds just sort of flying alongside of you looking for fish and you hear that squawking sound that they would make underneath.
You hear metallic sounds very, very clearly but what you cant do, travel the, sounds travels a lot faster underneath the water- its about four time faster, so what you cant do is tell the direction to any great degree.
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Mexicans have been doing that trick for years.
I've never been through a drive thru with any cute girls working the window...
Apparently this dude loves fuckin' with black people.
More videos here: http://www.youtube.com/user/MagicofRahat/videos?view=0
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When the Author walks onto the stage, the play is over.
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This camp is completed!
"Stauber Brothers Military Hero's Hockey School" gives back to the families of our Service Members.
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How long have you lived in Pilsen?
A year and four months. But I've been visiting for more than a decade.
How has the 'hood changed?
People here are really afraid of gentrification. I'm from a very multicultural city, Mexico City, and, honestly, it seems some of the immigrants who live here are afraid of multiculturalism. For instance, I love traditional music, but not the kind of corporate, misogynistic norteño stuff that you see on TV at a lot of the Mexican restaurants. I hate it. I'd rather go to Skylark to hear free jazz or Cafe Mestizo for hip-hop.
You're in an interesting predicament because you're from Mexico, but many local Mexican immigrants probably see you as a gentrifier.
Exactly. I do art and books and music and photography, so allegedly I'm part of the problem.


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The battle of the Popes
by Aroon Thaewchatturat
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A Thai woman abroad...
The Cannes Film Festival, Marseille, Monaco, Nice, St Tropez... I didn't go to any of these, but I have just come back from Provence, France's most popular wine-growing area.
Apparently France is the worlds most popular tourist destination: how does the country that attacked Thailand in 1893 and ran the Indochine Empire until the 1950s make itself so attractive?
With my little knowledge of colonization, I suspect that a lot of people under the French Empire had a hard time and starved in order to sustain their invaders' homeland. But the historic fruits of running opium and coffee monopolies (amongst other things) in Indochina for decades still attract visitors from around the world.
For the first time in my life abroad, I am not pining for Thai food. I'm not patriotic, but in the past, if food wasn't hot and spicy, it had no taste for me. In France, I got a chance to explore cheeses and olives, and it didn't stop there. During the entire trip, salami (sometimes made from horse; only a great empire produces horse meat, I think), baguette and croissants distracted me from the main attraction - the wine. In a very short time I turned into a pisshead, unthinkable for me in Thailand. The days were cool, despite the fact that it was 28 degrees, and so dry. The Mediterranean sky was completely clear and blue. Perfect drinking weather.
My trip passed peacefully, even though I was cursed by an Albanian lady begging in front of an ATM in Avignon. She gave me such an evil eye that I forgot to give her any money as I ran to escape. Down the road, portrait artists sketched crayon pictures of French comedian Louis de Funes on the pavements. I watched a Japanese guy waiting to have his fresh tourist face immortalised on paper - it looked depressingly universal, the same service for tourists as in London, Paris, Saigon, Patpong...
Avignon was once the residence of the Pope. For a while in the 14th century, there was a rivalry between popes in Avignon and Rome: which was the Gods true representative on earth? The Palais des Papes in Avignon is a huge expression of absolute power, so I suppose the man who built it must have been very pure
I watch a group of European haves and have mores stroll through the palace gate (closed to the general public) for a posh dinner, and wondered at the thick high walls around the building. On the square below the palace, an electric toy train is making the rounds, looking for foreigners. It's empty. Two cops in tight T-shirts, baseball caps and dark shades, guns strapped to their hips, pass... on their bicycles. Now there's an idea for Bangkok. These tough guys look like New York cops - do the citizens of Avignon complain about cultural pollution? Music drifts across the old cobblestones; a young Moroccan is playing the trumpet. More cultural pollution. The soothing sounds of Miles take the edge off the palace and turn the afternoon into a beautiful French sunset.
Tourism is on everyone's mind in Avignon. A kilo of grapes in the city centre costs 2.9 Euro (150 Baht), while down the road you can buy direct from the farmer for a fraction of the price. Do the French charge tourists more than usual? Is the Pope Catholic? Well, despite the confusing history it all comes down to money - my money.
The next morning I spent one and a half hours in the market in Carpentras. I didn't buy anything except a postcard. It's hard to get away from the common cicada in this area. But the French don't eat these noisy critters. They sell them to the tourists instead. They use the motif of the cicada to make soap, candles, sculptures and curtain prints. They love it. They stick porcelain cicadas on their house walls, or hang beautifully welded insects from rooftops. Amazing, La Provence. I watch fascinated as visitors spend their money on insects and try to put it all together - the French Empire, the popes, the cicadas and the olives.
As the sun sets I remember drinking, jump into a Citroën and head home for a game of pétanques, a glass of wine and non-spicy food that tastes good. Vive la France.


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Karen founded International Bridges of Justice in 2000 to promote systemic global change in the administration of criminal justice. A former public defender, Karen first developed her interest in the cross section of criminal law and human rights as a Thomas J. Watson Fellow in 1986, after observing Southeast Asian refugees detained in a local prison without trial; thousands of prisoners of all ages being held without trial, often having been tortured into making so called confessions. In 1994, she moved to Cambodia to train the country's first core group of public defenders and subsequently served as a United Nations Judicial Mentor. Under the auspices of the U.N., she trained judges and prosecutors, and established the first arraignment court in Cambodia.
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Paul Demakis – Deputy Director
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Kellie Krake – Training Director
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Sanjeewa Liyanage – International Program Director
Sanjeewa oversees IBJ's international portfolio of programs and is working to develop new initiatives that bring IBJ methodologies to defenders worldwide. Originally from Sri Lanka, Sanjeewa assumed the role of IBJ's International Program Director in October 2006 after over 12 years of experience in project management in Asia. He began his career as the Asian Coordinator for International Young Christian Students (IYCS) in 1988, where he conducted social awareness and leadership training programs for students in 14 Asian countries. In 1995, he joined the Asian Legal Resource Center (ALRC), a regional human rights NGOs based in Hong Kong, where he assisted human rights related legal training programs for different groups including civic group leaders, lawyers and judges from the Asia-Pacific region. He represented ALRC at numerous UN forums including the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) and the Human Rights Committee in Geneva, preparatory meetings leading to the World Conference against Racism in Warsaw and Bangkok and the Committee against Torture. Sanjeewa was the East Asian focal point for the NGO Coalition for International Criminal Court (CICC). He has undergone human rights training at the Institute of Social Studies (ISS) in the Hague and Danish Institute (formerly Danish Centre) for Human Rights (DIHR) in Copenhagen. He obtained his Masters of Law (LLM) (Human Rights) at the University of Hong Kong in 2004.
Donna Reitano – Development Director
Donna has served the international non-profit community for 15 years through her work in NGOs, trade associations and intergovernmental organizations. Her experience extends to general management, project management, conference organization, advocacy, and partnership building. She has lived in Europe continuously since graduating from the University of Delaware where she obtained her BA in French language and literature. Donna served as CEO of the International Federation of Wines and Spirits for 11 years, a global trade association based in Paris, where she took the organization from a European focus to an international advocacy role. During a sabbatical leave, Donna raised her young son at home and took her LLB and LLM in international business law at the University of London. She is a member of the UK Institute of Fundraising.
Donna has been Development Director at IBJ since September 2011. She had previously volunteered at IBJ as a consultant on development and strategy when she ran her own consultancy, Re-CreativeNonProfits. As part of the management team, she is responsible for creating and overseeing an approach to strategic development, planning and fundraising. In addition, Donna is looking to develop opportunities for partnerships and ways in which IBJ can connect its stakeholders across the globe. She will focus during her first year on expanding IBJ's funding base, heightening its profile and establishing the first-ever global World Defender Forum as a community of practice around specific issues as well as an online community.
Brian Rohan – Special Projects Director
Brian coordinates special outreach and strategic initiatives at IBJ. Prior to relocating to Geneva in 2010, Brian lived in Cambodia for seven years, working as Land and Livelihoods Advisor for the American Bar Association. In this position he oversaw legal advocacy efforts focusing particularly on land and environmental rights and assisted Cambodian NGOs to conduct high profile legal advocacy. Complementing his work with IBJ, Brian remains active in Cambodia, working with lawyers who have launched the country's first public interest law firm. Prior to his work in Cambodia, Brian worked with the ABA's Rule of Law Initiative in Washington, D.C. first serving as Country Director for Moldova and Ukraine, and as Director of the Environmental Law Programs; later on, he worked as Associate Director of the Asia Law Initiative, in which position he oversaw the launch of ABA's environmental governance programming in China.
In addition to these positions, he has lived and worked on rule of law and environmental governance projects in East Africa and the former Soviet Union. He began his legal career at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's office in Boston, Massachusetts, after graduating from New York University School of Law in 1990. He is admitted to practice law in the U.S. and is fluent in Khmer.
James Vicente – Program Officer
James Vicente has been with IBJ in Geneva since April 2010. Prior to coming to IBJ, James worked in New York City as a prosecutor, clerk to a Criminal Court judge, and as a litigation associate at one of the City's top law firms handling white collar criminal defense. A 2002 Georgetown Law graduate, James first gained exposure to the work of indigent criminal defense in his law school's Criminal Justice Clinic. As Program Officer, James works under the International Program Director to manage IBJ's three country programs in Africa.
Sarah Croft - eLearning and Legal Training Volunteer
Sarah assists with the instructional design, delivery, and management of IBJ's international legal training programs. She obtained her Bachelors Degree from Williams College and her Masters in Technology, Innovation and Education from Harvard's Graduate School of Education. Sarah has extensive experience in blended learning and curriculum development from her time at Kaplan, Inc in both the K-12 and Higher Education divisions. She is the Director of Instructional Design at UniversityNow.
Jana King Allen – Volunteer lawyer
Jana is an American-qualified lawyer with a background in corporate law. A graduate of Yale Law School, she has practiced law in the United States, Asia and Europe, working both in private practice and in-house. In addition to her law degree, she holds a Ph.D. from Columbia University where her dissertation focused on legal reform in China. Jana joined IBJ in 2011.
Candida Silver – Volunteer lawyer
Prior to joining IBJ at the start of 2011, Candida worked for a number of years as a lawyer for the UK government where she worked in the Department of the Home Office advising on wide range of human rights-related issues in the areas of police, immigration and asylum. Prior to that she worked as a media and entertainment lawyer in London. She obtained her bachelor of laws degree from the University of Sheffield and spent a year studying French public law at the University of Aix-en-Provence.
Kirstin A. McCudden –Social Media and Web Communications Volunteer
Kirstin graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism from the University of Missouri and has worked as an editor, designer and writer for publications such as The St. Petersburg Times, "TEXAS MONTHLY" custom publishing and The Kansas City Star in the United States. Since moving to Geneva in 2007 she has worked as a freelancer and returned to university for her Masters of Journalism in Strategic Communications, where she focused on effective uses of technology in the newsroom. Kirstin joined IBJ as a Social Media and Web Communications intern in January 2012.
Jeanne Salomé - Legal Training Volunteer
Jeanne joined IBJ in April 2012 as a volunteer for training programs. She is currently completing a Master's Degree in Theory and Practice of Human Rights at the Institute of Human Rights of Lyon. Before that, she got a Bachelor Degree in Public International Law. She spent one year in the United States, where she studied law and political science at the University of Oklahoma. She has volunteered for several associations abroad on a poncutal basis, in Morocco and in the United States. In Lyon she helped an association with welcoming victims of racism or discrimination. She plans to pursue a career in the field of human right
Marianne Salih – Legal Training Volunteer
Marianne joined IBJ in May 2012 as a volunteer for the training programs. Marianne has a Bachelor degree in political science and is currently completing her law degree from the University of Toronto. During her undergraduate studies, Marianne worked as a researcher on a campaign for electoral reform of Toronto's municipal elections, and volunteered with several NGOs focused on international development. She spent four months in Kenya as a project manager working on children's rights and anti-corruption projects. More recently, Marianne has worked as a legal intern at the Law Commission of Ontario, and at a legal clinic providing services to underprivileged communities. After her law degree, she plans to complete an L.L.M in international law and pursue a career in the field of human rights.
Sarah Collins – Intern
Sarah joined IBJ in May 2012 as an intern under the International Program Director. Starting her final year of undergraduate study, she studies International Relations and Biology at Wheaton College in Massachusetts. Originally from the Netherlands, Sarah graduated from the United World College in Hong Kong in 2009 where she first developed her interest in human rights and sustainable development. In 2010, she spent four months in Bhutan to research the effects of modernization on generations of Bhutanese women, for which purpose she travelled back to the Kingdom in January 2012. As the Boston District Director of the Millennium Campus Network, Sarah assists student organizations in the Boston area in promoting the UN Millennium Development Goals and working to end extreme poverty.
Annie Heiss – Intern
Annie joined IBJ as an intern in May 2012. She graduated with her Bachelors degree in Philosophy, Legal Studies, and Criminal Justice from the University of Wisconsin – Madison in 2010. After completing one year of AmeriCorps, she began her J.D. at Boston University School of Law in 2011. She has a strong passion for international human rights, arising from her months spent abroad in Kenya working with several organizations to end poverty and create sustainable economic development. She hopes to pursue this passion in law school and find a career that allows her to combine her passion for law with the great need for representation of socioeconomically disadvantaged populations.
Yan Luo – Intern
Yan Luo, IBJ legal volunteer from China, was born in Southern China. From 2004 to 2008, she was studying International Politics in China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, China. From 2008 to 2011, she did her Masters in International Relations in the Shanghai Institute for International Studies in Shanghai, China. From 2010 to 2012, she was studying Euroculture (MA program) in La Universidad de Deusto (Spain) as an Erasmus Mundus student. Currently, she is doing her internship at the International Bridges to Justice in Geneva, Switzerland. Prior to this, she did her internships in the Institute for Culture Diplomacy in Berlin, Germany and Serveis Territorials de Cultura, Generalitat de Catalunya, Spain.
Shen Enhui – Intern
Enhui joined IBJ in April 2012 and works in the areas of development and legal training. She is a senior undergraduate student from the Law School of Inner Mongolia. In 2011 she studied as an exchange student at the Peking University. She has been involved with IBJ's work in China since 2009 when she joined in IBJ's Advisement of Rights Campaign in China on December 4th of that year. She later participated at the criminal law forum organized by IBJ in 2010 in China. Enhui speaks Chinese, English and intermediate German and will be pursuing her Masters Degree in International Law in Germany. She is a believer of IBJ's mission and values IBJ is promoting and through this internship she wish to expand her knowledge on legal systems in the world and how international non-governmental organizations overcome challenges they face.
Sevar Soreni – Intern
Sevar joined IBJ in January 2012 to work for the Development Director at the administration department. She has a Bachelor degree in Development Studies from Södertörn University in Stockholm and she has also studied in Budapest. For the moment she is on a work placement for the academic year of 2012. She has also worked for Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Sweden (WIPLF Sweden). Sevar speaks Swedish, English, Kurdish, which is her mother tongue and she has also studied French in Paris. Sevar joined IBJ because of her passion for human rights issues and would like to work in this field in the future.
Araba Taylor – Intern
I am getting my bachelor's from Smith College in Government with a concentration in International Relations and am studying French. This year I am studying at the University of Geneva. I am interested in International Human Rights Law and development. I am originally from Orlando, FL and I first became interested in human rights while living in Nairobi, Kenya and volunteering at an Internally Displaced Peoples Camp. From there I began to work with other local NGOs and upon returning to the United States actively volunteered with ESOL programs for new immigrants at local elementary schools. I speak intermediate French and Spanish and this upcoming summer will be going to Stellenbosch, South Africa to intern as a program developer for the Stellenbosch Academy for Girls Leadership and Sport Development.
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There's -- -- FaceBook -- they're also getting hit today after the first earnings report as a publicly traded company came out yesterday.
Cover the children's eyes down eleven and a half percent investors were.
-- not happy is that an understatement livid with what FaceBook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg had to say on the coffins -- didn't have to say.
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MySpace co-founder and former CEO.
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Chris we thought we'd bring you want because listen when you go back a couple of years MySpace was more popular than FaceBook.
Yet you never took it public you sold it for 590 million dollars to our parent company news court.
Is that part of the advice he would have given Mark Zuckerberg -- asked.
I'm not sure if you really had the option and first -- -- thanks for having me.
That whenever you become a public company whether its you sell your company to another public -- here you go public yourself.
-- there's a certain degree of transparency.
And expectations on the financial side.
They you have to meet and I think that's what they're running into right now strike net fine balance.
Revenue and profits vs you know what you do on the product side to get more users and how much information you give -- to the public.
Well they've got one billion users worldwide -- billion plus of that look by any stretch of the imagination that's very impressive but.
The whole discussion surrounds the monetization issue how can they make money off those people.
Does it -- -- you what they're doing all they -- is there's something they should be doing that they're missing.
You can always Steve Martin again that's where the balance comes between.
How hard you monetize -- users and how hard you try and make money out Saddam.
Vs the quality of the user experiences has always been the hallmark -- FaceBook and that's why they've been able to grow over seven -- eight year period of time.
And if you look at them is still about fifteen billion dollar.
-- market cap and it's.
Just because someone thought at one time that they should be worth a hundred -- -- doesn't really matter that much time that been around for seven years I think some people are squeamish because.
They're not really giving any guidance financially between now and yeah.
Am what I mean come -- now if you are running a publicly traded company Tellme would have given some guidance no wonder about annoy people.
Yeah I think they deserve some guidance I think there's been some times -- Google didn't give guidance and they said it's somewhat of a precedent that are okay.
Maybe that's -- -- Silicon Valley.
Start out to public company.
I think by it I'm I think -- should be given some guidance on side.
In their defense I think on the mobile side it's just a little bit unclear.
The amount of money that they're gonna make per user you've got.
The entrepreneurial spirit and your bounds obviously you have SGN.
The company that you started social gaming network.
Big all kinds of games panda.
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Rainbow -- I've always argued that you people out there who can figure out how to convince others to spend money.
On something it doesn't exist like pixelated jewels.
You are total geniuses how -- you monetize and -- do you think that eventually you might sell your company once again.
I'm sure that Saddam probably inevitable at some point the way we look at -- is a little bit different where we started our company was very different.
We look at it not from the standpoint.
Just monetizing non FaceBook and having not -- on the platform we don't think that's a good way to run our business.
So what we did is we created a multi platform company meaning.
We create -- game once can we make money and four or five different places it's pretty simple we make money on -- -- we make money on apple.
We make money on -- -- we make money on Amazon.
And we believe that's how you do it time we think that Zynga probably spent a little bit too much time on FaceBook board.
Didn't devote enough energy to some of the other platforms early enough.
-- they maybe should spread it all out a little bit all right teach me one -- how to play rainbow Russia can't figure out ahead.
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You've probably heard news reports about a potentially dangerous avian flu. And like many people, you may be wondering how to react to the frightening headlines about people having died of the bird flu and the possibility of the flu someday spreading rapidly around the world, infecting humans.
While the bird flu can be serious, unless you have household chickens and live in a country where there's an outbreak now, the bird flu probably is not an immediate health threat for you or your family. Experts believe only 160 people have contracted the disease since it was identified as a threat in 1997.
The avian flu that has affected birds and people in Asia, Europe, Africa and the Middle East, is different from the flu that many people get during the cold-weather months. Poultry - like chickens and turkeys - tend to get infected with the bird flu by migrating waterfowl (like ducks, geese, and swans), and spread it to other birds through their infected feces, saliva, or secretions. The people who have gotten sick or died from the bird flu in Asia have had direct contact with infected birds, or surfaces that have been contaminated by them. This strain of the bird flu - which is called H5N1 - can't be spread from person to person.
Experts are concerned that this flu could mutate (undergo a genetic change) into a new form that can spread from person to person. Right now there's no vaccine for the bird flu, so they're worried that if it does mutate, it will be difficult to stop and will cause a pandemic, which is a global outbreak.
Health officials around the world are taking precautions to make sure that the bird flu doesn't spread, and to keep people safe from it if it does. Many countries - including the United States - aren't importing poultry from countries where there have been avian flu outbreaks.
Meanwhile, scientists are working on developing a vaccine to keep people from getting the avian flu.
In most places, there's no immediate threat from bird flu. All the same, the best thing you can do to safeguard your family from any contagious illness is to practice good hand-washing habits, teach your child to do the same, and take proper food safety precautions. (Never eat undercooked or uncooked poultry, and wash any kitchen surfaces where you have handled or worked with any uncooked meat.)
If you're traveling to a country where there has been a bird flu outbreak, it's best to talk with your doctor and look to agencies like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Here are answers to common questions about avian flu:
It is a form of the flu (influenza) virus that usually only infects birds and sometimes infects pigs. There are many different strains of the avian flu. Some strains only cause mild symptoms in birds, ruffling their feathers and reducing their egg production. Other strains, including some of the H5 strains, are more dangerous - they spread quickly, cause more severe symptoms, and are almost always fatal to the birds.
An estimated 160 people have contracted the H5N1 strain of the flu, and about half of them have died. In an effort to keep the flu from spreading, hundreds of birds in those countries have been destroyed. The WHO is estimating that it will take at least 2 years to contain this outbreak of the bird flu.
Over the past couple of years experts have recorded and confirmed outbreaks of H5N1 among birds in countries in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
The strain of flu virus that has spread in Asia, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe has not been found in birds - or humans - in the United States. There's a very low risk that people in the United States will get infected with the avian flu unless there's a global outbreak.
But this strain of the virus has been around since 1997. And the longer it lingers, spreading among birds in Asia, the more opportunities there are for the virus to infect people. The more people that are infected with the virus, the more opportunities the virus will have to mutate into a form that could spread from person to person. That could lead to a pandemic. As a precaution, the United States is not importing any birds from countries that have reported outbreaks of the bird flu.
Researchers think that migrating birds, like ducks, geese, and swans, can carry and spread the virus to other birds but generally don't get sick from it. Bird flu can sicken domesticated birds, like chickens and turkeys, and kill them.
A bird can get the bird flu from another bird by coming into close contact with its infected feces, secretions, or saliva, or surfaces, dirt, or cages that have been contaminated by them. That's why researchers think live bird markets, where birds are kept in close quarters, are places where the virus has rapidly spread.
The virus also can spread from farm to farm if birds' infected feces and saliva get on farming equipment, like tractor wheels, clothing, and cages.
Experts think that the people who were infected by the bird flu had direct contact with infected poultry. They lived in rural areas where many families have small household poultry flocks, and slaughter, defeather, and butcher poultry themselves. Poultry also roam freely in some of those areas, and there are lots of opportunities to be exposed to their infected feces.
It's unlikely that a person who gets infected with this strain of the avian flu would spread it to other people. All human cases of bird flu so far have happened because people came into close contact with infected birds.
The symptoms of bird flu in people tend to be similar to the typical flu: fever, cough, sore throat, muscle aches. But this flu also can lead to eye infections, pneumonia, and severe coughing and breathing problems.
If clusters of people start showing symptoms of the flu around the same time, in the same place, in a country where it's known that the virus is spreading, it would signal that the virus has mutated and is spreading from person to person. Doctors and public health officials would try to find out how the people got sick, and use that information to try to track and stop the disease from spreading.
Officials in Japan, Korea, and Malaysia have announced that their local outbreaks have been controlled, and that there's no more of the virus there.
Even so, the WHO has started stockpiling antiviral medications and created an emergency plan in case there is a pandemic. The agency is providing guidance for all nations to do the same and is closely monitoring countries where there have been outbreaks, watching for further cases and any possible mutations.
The United States announced a plan that includes stockpiling medications to help reduce effects of the flu, producing more flu vaccine, and developing a vaccine for the avian flu.
It's safe to eat properly cooked chicken, turkey, and any other poultry in the United States. But do not eat raw (uncooked) or undercooked poultry or poultry products. When you're cooking, separate raw meat from cooked or ready-to-eat foods. Don't use the same cutting boards, knives, or utensils on uncooked meats and other foods. Heat can destroy flu viruses, so you should cook poultry until the temperature of the meat reaches at least 158º Fahrenheit (70º Celsius).
If you plan to travel to a country where there has been an outbreak, avoid any contact with chickens, ducks, geese, pigeons, turkeys, quail, or any wild birds. Stay away from live bird markets, local poultry farms, or any other settings where there might be infected poultry. Avoid touching surfaces that could have been contaminated by bird saliva, feces, or urine. Check with agencies like the CDC for travel advisories.
At this point, if you live in a country where there's not a bird flu outbreak, there aren't any special precautions you need to take. But in general, hand washing keeps viruses and other contagious illnesses from spreading.
So no matter where you live or how healthy you are, be sure to frequently and thoroughly wash your hands with soap and water, particularly after going to the bathroom and before preparing meals and eating, and after taking care of a sick person. Encourage your kids to develop healthy hand-washing habits.
No vaccine is currently available for the avian flu, although one is under development. However, experts stress that the strains of common flu virus that circle the globe each year are much more likely to pose a threat to human health during flu season. And in this case protection is available for that.
So consider getting a flu shot for yourself and your family to help you stay well during flu season (November to April), particularly if any of you are considered to be in a high-risk group. Pregnant women, babies from 6 to 23 months old, anyone who lives with or cares for infants under 6 months old, and people with certain chronic medical conditions are all considered high risk.
Doctors hope that antiviral medications will help keep the flu from spreading if it mutates and becomes contagious to humans. These medications can't cure the bird flu, but they can make the symptoms less severe. Still, flu viruses can become resistant to these drugs, so they may not always work. More studies are underway to determine how effective these medications are.
Your pet bird could contract the avian flu if it is exposed to another bird that's carrying the virus. So it's important to keep your bird and its food and water inside, away from any place where it could be exposed to infected migrating or domestic birds. That way your pet won't be at risk for getting the bird flu.
In addition, take these precautions to guard against the bird flu virus and other illnesses:
Government officials from the United States and other countries have stopped importing live birds and bird products (like meat and eggs) from countries where there have been outbreaks of the bird flu. So if you buy a pet bird, it should not have been exposed to the virus.
Still, there is an illegal market for buying and selling exotic birds and other animals. So just to be safe, before you buy any animal as a pet, find out where it was born and raised. If you have additional questions, contact a veterinarian or officials with the CDC or the WHO.
Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD Date reviewed: February 2006
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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I'm sure you have been waiting on the edge of your seat to find out the outcome of the Battle to Destroy Gacky Sage. On the one hand, I hope your life is so full and rich that you haven't wasted a single moment wondering about whether or not we actually painted. On the other hand, how could you not? It is, after all, Gacky Sage, one of the most nefarious villains known to the world of home decor.
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The newspaper identified Aminah as Irena Horak, 35, who had previously worked in a care home in Zagreb and had converted to Islam in 2008, and it posted several pictures of her.
The paper reported -- according to close friends -- Horak, a cheery athletic blonde from a small town in central Croatia converted to Islam after falling in love with a Muslim lawyer from London she met at a wedding in summer 2008. Horak had been brought up Catholic.
The two started a long-distance relationship, but after throwing herself into her new religion, Horak came to feel her boyfriend was not sufficiently devout because he drank alcohol and failed to wake up for morning prayers. That resulted in her leaving him, according to the newspaper.
"She changed her life habits completely and way of dressing," and spent all her time in the mosque one friend told the newspaper.
"She was looking for someone more radical and found him in al-Awlaki," the newspaper reported.
Family and friends of Horak told Vecernji List they had been shocked by the news that she had traveled to Yemen to marry al-Awlaki. She had told them she was going overseas for language study.
Storm told Jyllands-Posten he first came into contact with Aminah, the Croatian convert, in late 2009 through Facebook, and that she soon warmed to the idea of marrying al-Awlaki.
At a meeting in Vienna in spring 2010, Storm showed Aminah a short video recording made by al-Awlaki, who was dressed in white robes in front of a pink background with a floral motif.
"This recording is done specifically for Sister Aminah at her request ... I pray Allah guides to that which is best for you in this life and in the hereafter. And guides you to choose what is better for you regarding this proposal," al-Awlaki said, in a section posted on the Jyllands-Posten website.
Storm said Aminah burst into tears when she heard these words.
She then recorded two short videos for al-Awlaki. In the first video, she wore a full black veil with just her face visible. Speaking in heavily accented English, she said: "I will accept everything that is needed to do now this way that I have chosen and Inshallah Allah will help us."
In the second video, Aminah took off her veil and said: "Brother, it's me without the scarf, so you can see my hair ... I hope you are happy with me, Inshallah," according to Jyllands-Posten.
"When I watched these tapes of video marriage proposals between her and the al Qaeda leader, and this woman's answers, I thought well this story is impossible to deny," Collignon, the editor of Jyllands-Posten, told CNN. The Vecernji List report appears to further buttress Storm's account.
Aminah and al-Awlaki married shortly after Aminah arrived in Yemen in June 2010. Al-Awlaki sent Storm a message thanking him for arranging the marriage. She had not only lived up to expectations, al-Awlaki wrote in a message seen by Jyllands-Posten, but was ".... much better!"
After al-Awlaki's death in September 2011, Aminah continued to communicate with Storm through encrypted messages, unaware that he had been working with Western intelligence. A few months ago, she said she was working on Inspire, the online magazine of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP.
She also suggested she wanted to be involved in a terrorist attack, according to Jyllands-Posten.
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Aminah's whereabouts today are unknown. CNN has been in touch with Storm, who is in hiding after several death threats from militant Islamists who were once his comrades.


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that was mentioned a while ago…
look closer…
Nothing yet. If it doesn't come tomorrow, the postie will get such an ear bashing, even though I know it's not his fault.
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still waiting here in Oregon too…. hope it gets here by friday night!
lapidato: who said anything about them playing tracks from Ineffable mysteries in 2008?
It just so happens that they did, 3 or 4 tracks. The gig was great, as it was this year.
ap tepepep un n enenenn umndibdibdib dsedsedse de ann ktsingngngng to have dreadlocks all over..
mine came yesterday!
cleaning house today for a long listening session tonight. thanks again simon and all others at twisted, waiting for this package was like waiting for christmas.
Be responsible and safe. Make up your own mind, don't let any government think for you. Make informed decisions and live your life how you choose.
F*KING AMAAAAAAZZIIIINNNNGGG DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this concert was AWESOOOOOOOMEEEEE!!!!!!!!!! I'd never expected shpongle live to sound so goood, so incredible, so… ineffable…. there are no words to describe this performance….the live arrangements are amazing, its so cool to hear how they twisted the songs to have a real "live" taste to it, and not just playing them exactly the same way they sound on CD…. amazing an unexpectected electric guitar on "Divine Moments of Thruth", incredible vocals by Michele and Hari Om in "Star shpongled banner" (those realle sounded astonishing, so cool, so…. woow… and still surprisingly different and surprisingly similar to the original track…)
my gooooodd why did'nt I make it to any of the live shows, WHY???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OK the ONLY thing I missed from the live show was having real live brass instruments, it would have been great (*greater*) to have real trumpets and stuff for Dorset perception, When Shall I be free, My head feels like a freesbee, etc….
My god I tink I'll whatch it again…. and again… and again…. and hope one day I'll get to see a real live from shpongle (not just DJ set)
Sebochas - 09 November 2009 10:53 PMOK the ONLY thing I missed from the live show was having real live brass instruments, it would have been great (*greater*) to have real trumpets and stuff for Dorset perception, When Shall I be free, My head feels like a freesbee, etc….
i would have to agree, i think the only thing i found at fault on this masterpiece was no wild trumpet player. oh to have been there and played trumpet with shpongle!
Got it!!!
Now, to wait until the time is right…
you wont be disappointed. if you have a special inter-dimensional partner that you like to travel with, maybe even weep with. it makes it all that much better.
good luck!
For godsake get here already! I have my velvet smoking jacket, monocle and hookah all ready for the event…
"Drop-kick me Satan through the goal-posts of Hell" Butthole Surfers
Btw it arrived 2 days ago =P
djt- - 11 November 2009 07:55 PMBtw it arrived 2 days ago =P
Nice for you. I'm ubber pissed as mine has still not arrived. I'm getting to a point where I believe I've been forgotten 10/22/2009 Preparing [MultiCards] (customer returned to shop)on my shop account
If its any consolation, mine still has 'Pending' on it, even though it has arrived… It may be closer than you think
No consolation. I was thinking it is the fault of the post service here. However if it can get to the Philipines and Australia before it gets here to Sweden it raises the question has it been sent. Cloudwalker got his copy in the US the day after it was due to be sent. So one comes to the conclusion it was sent out before the 2nd November. It's never taken this long to receive stuff from twisted in the past and i've had quite a few deliveries.
I must concur with Sebochas, INEFFABLE indeed!!!
I just finished my first exam today and to my surprise the CD and DVD arrived, and as I was in no mood to study, I thought, I'll just pop it on a catch a couple of tunes before bed.
2 hours later, I am sure I have the same expression Raj has when Simon plays his final mix to him. Like a possum in headlights.
Simon and Raj, you have done the amazing. WHAT A SHOW!!!. WHAT A JOURNEY. WHAT A CONCERT.
From the get go, I could not wipe the smile from my face. What a band. Some of the scenes that stuck in my head. When Si was standing between the 2 girls playing guitar, The shpongle mask on the floor next to the cello. (so Mozart, why I do not know???) and of course the Brazilian dancers, . I cannot contain my excitement. How you translated shpongle so well to live BAFFLES me. the journey was so pagan. And just when you think it is finished. The encore to end all encores. Beginning with the upside down tin drum thingy. Man does that dude have quick fingers or what. right through to T… and then…
I am so disappointed I missed that show and to everyone that went. (including the infamous V, who seems to turn up at every shpongle show)
Gentlemen, You have outdone yourselves. Yet again!!!
When are you bringing that genius to Oz… PLEASE!!!
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1The Namaqualand Daisies
The arrival of the flowers after the first Spring rains is a major natural "event" for tourism in Namaqualand when visitors arrive from all over the world to view this floral phenomenon.
2Gariep Kunstefees, Kimberley
Hosted in this historic diamond-rush town, the event takes place over four days in September and showcases music, drama, dance and film
3Hantam Vleisfees
A three-day event held in Calvinia during August, the Hantam Vleisvees represents small-town hospitality and traditional music. The vintage car rally is a highlight.
4Apollo Film Festival
This film festival takes place in the village of Victoria West over six days in September. The historic Apollo Theatre provides the perfect location for this visual feast.
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5Kalahari Kuierfees
A three-day event in Upington during September, the Kalahari Kueierfees draws crowds of over 30 000 people who come for the exhibits, the music, live performances, and sporting events such as a half marathon and strong man competition
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6Namakwa Festival
A five-day event in Springbok during November, the Namakwa Festival aims to celebrate the local regional and ethnic cultures of the area. There is storytelling, dancing and sporting competitions
7Kalahari Augrabies Extreme Marathon
Run over seven days in August, this marathon covers 250 kilometres of the Greater Kalahari region. Definitely only for serious runners and extreme sports enthusiasts
8Orange River Canoe Marathon
A two day event in March that makes the most of this great river. A major highlight on the Northern Cape's sporting calendar
9Calvinia Makietie
This is a 2-day cultural and sporting event held in August. Highlights include beauty pageants, a beer festival, live music concerts and eco challenges
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