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The senator made the pronouncement even as he lauded the government for its successful crackdown on several rice hoarders recently.
"Hoarders of rice, garlic and other products must be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Their illegal act has resulted in higher prices, placing additional burden on our consumers," Aquino.
He added: "The recent success against hoarders should serve as warning to those who are still doing it. The government is serious in going after those who compromise the public's interest for their own profit."
Recently, two government officials led the inspection and raid of several warehouses where they discovered that National Food Authority (NFA) rice were being repacked and sold as commercial rice.
The campaign led to the confiscation of an estimated 4,000 metric tons of rice and the filing of charges against a company for violation of Presidential Decree No. 4 for diversion of price and price manipulation under the Price Act.
"If found guilty, hoarders face five to 15 years imprisonment under the Price Act," Aquino said.
He said the passage of the Fair Competition Act of 2014 will end monopolies, cartels and other trade practices that affect businesses, especially the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).
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Some investors now view private residential property in Cambodia as a potential source for attractive profits, reported channelnewsasia.
Industry experts believe relatively cheap private properties and the opportunity for positive returns are the main attraction for overseas investors looking to expand their assets in Cambodia.
More than 2,000 new private residential units are scheduled to go on sale in 2013, and there are plans to launch 1,000 additional units at the end of the year, according to channelnewsasia.
"After we ran in the peak during 2007, 2008 and after the global crisis, Cambodia's [prices] dropped almost 40 to 50 percent in the property market. The price of prime residential units that used to be US$2,500 per sqm dropped down to US$1,500 to US$2,000 per sqm and now it's increasing again, like the prime residential price has come back to US$2,000 plus," said Sung Bonna, chairman of Bonna Group.
"Now the condominiums are starting [to increase]. Especially after 2009, our government came up with the law to let the foreigners own the condominiums, it made the demand increase. At the moment, the market for condominiums is quite good, in terms of the price, the supply is also quite good," Bonna added.
The D I Riviera condominium project is scheduled for completion in 2015. The project is located within the Diamond Island retail destination and comprises over 700 units and its own shopping mall.
"If you compare with other countries, like Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, I think it's very challenging to invest in property," said Keuk Narin, vice president of Asia Real Estate Cambodia.
"If we invest in property, like US$20,000, to buy property in Thailand, it might not be in the city centre but if you invest in Phnom Penh, it will be in the city centre and as for the value, it will be different. The capital growth is still high. And also in the city centre, in Phnom Penh especially, for the properties like condominiums, they are very good for renting. Even those like the investment, in terms of the investment it's still very limited, five to six percent, but there's still room for growth," Narin added.
Returns on property investments could reach up to eight percent this year up from three percent five years ago, according to market experts.
The top property investors in Cambodia are Chinese, followed by Koreans and Malaysians.
The number of investors from Singapore is currently low, but is expected to grow steadily, reported channelnewsasia. Over 80 percent of units at the Sen Sock Town condominium project have been sold, and half the buyers were Singaporean.
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- 7 This is it. This is what I have been waiting and preparing for during the past five years. This is the day I've dreamed of since I was a small child. This is what I know I have been called to do and am finally going to do.
Today is my first day of nursing school. God willing, 16 months from now I will be an RN, and in two sure-to-be-short-despite-feeling-endless-now years, I will be a clinical nurse leader.
What the heck am I thinking???
I can't do this! I can't! I'm almost forty, for goodness' sake! I have two little kids, a husband, a messy house, and a clingy dog. How am I supposed to pull this off???
OK, OK, calm down. I am not the oldest in my class (though far, far from the youngest). The kids are in school; they already think I lie around doing nothing all day while they're gone, so maybe they won't notice that the house is even messier than usual. My husband is supportive so far, though I'm already getting nervous about the laundry being gray and how we'll ever have five minutes to talk. And the dog... well, the dog is going to have to adjust.
School. Full-time. I love school. I'm good at school; I know I can do the school part. The professors are dynamic, my colleagues are brilliant, interesting people, and the program teaches exactly what I want to learn.
But nursing. Can I do it? Can I walk into a room and stick a needle in someone I've never met? Can I react quickly enough to be of help instead of just being in the way? Can I look someone in the eye and honestly tell him Im going to be taking care of him? ME?
Sure, lots of people are nurses. Millions, actually. They all survived nursing school and doing the work and sticking needles into strangers. They all had to walk into that room for the first time, look that patient in the eye, and mean it when they said they could help.
But some of them arent very good! And others are just mediocre, marking time until they can retire or move on to another department. I dont want to be a mediocre nurse. I really dont want to be a lousy nurse. The ones who dont know how to place an IV and dont have the guts to ask for help. The ones who sashay into the room of a woman in hard labor who has been begging for an epidural, and proclaim it more natural this way. The ones who dont like what they do, who have lost the vision and joy of what they do. The ones that just dont care anymore.
I want to care! I want to be a perfect nurse, and that is impossible. I want to enjoy every minute of it, and that is also impossible. Are my expectations too high? Is that why Im so terrified?
Or am I just standing on the edge, scared to step off because right now, from where Im standing, I cant see that its not an edge but the border of a whole new land?
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wannabecnl has '2' year(s) of experience. From 'New Hampshire, USA'; 44 Years Old; Joined Sep '09; Posts: 262; Likes: 392.0Feb 1, '10 by mamamerleeBest, Best BEST wishes to you!0Feb 3, '10 by emtmoon1I too have felt the overwhelming fear of school. At age 40 I started down the nursing path, completing Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist School in Oct 2007. Fear and apprehension is a normal feeling when delving into the unknown. Just stop for a moment and ask yourself why you want to go back to school. I'm guessing that you are probably not happy with your current situation (what ever that may be) and want to make a change for the better. If you don't continue, you will always be asking yourself "What if". It boils down to how bad do you want it? The time it takes to achieve your goals will be a short space in time when you look back. Go for it - with everything you have. It's more than worth it.2Feb 3, '10 by SamyRNDear Wannabe;
NEVER, EVER, EVER forget all of these wonderful reasons why you want to be a great nurse, and follow through with all of them.
You already have a good start down the path of nursing by recognizing what is important. You are correct: it is a whole new land. A new and exciting land where you can be as skilled and as compassionate as you wish, and where you can make a greater difference in peoples lives, and the lives of their families, than you ever dreamed possible.
GOOD LUCK and HANG TOUGH!Last edit by SamyRN on Feb 3, '10 : Reason: proper english!6Feb 3, '10 by Code_VSATake deep breaths and remember every journey starts with the first step....one foot in front of the other. You will fall down, relationships will suffer, the house will be messy, macaroni and cheese and hot dogs are a mom's best friend, the dog won't get a bath, etc. You can do it.
Two years ago my very pregnant daughter was kicked out of the house she was living in for the past two years by her boyfriend. Dead of winter, 20 degrees outside, the five year old was allowed to get her coat and their other belongings were thrown out in the yard with them. They waited for two hours before her sister could come get her.
I found this all out at the end of my shift. Drove straight through from Canada to the Southland. Made it four hours before she delivered her little boy the next day.
We all spent the next three days after discharge in Best Western Motel with a newborn baby. During the day we hunted for apartments.
My daughter's GPA was 1.6 at that time. She ignored my warnings and advise over the years that she needed to be self sufficient through education. She endured physicial, financial, and emotional abuse to wind up homeless.
It's been two years now. Her GPA is 3.0 and she got accepted first try in the Nursing Program in January.
One step at a time....2Feb 3, '10 by BoomerRNI'm glad to hear you say you want to be a great nurse. I remember what one of my nursing instructors told the class years ago, "You can be any kind of nurse you choose--good or bad." I wouldn't worry about the age factor, 40 is still young and, your children are in school.
I started nursing school at the age of 26 with three children, 7.5 months old, 3, & 6 years old. It was very tough, but I was determnined to get through school and get that RN license. My husband helped me as much as he could. My mother and mother-in-law refused to watch the kids saying, "A woman should stay home with her children." With God's help, I found sitters and completed school.
Looking back over the last 32 yrs+, I'm glad I did it. The instructors try to dissuade you, but that's their way of separating those who shouldn't be in nursing. You will have to do a lot of arguing, mainly with doctors, and put up with a lot of crap, but it is worth it. You are "helping" people. That was the most rewarding part to me.
If you want to be a nurse you will find a way to accomplish it. The most important part is wanting to be a great nurse.
Good luck to you,
Tricia0Feb 3, '10 by Annamarie_RNYes you can do it!!! I am a wife and mother of three children ages 3,4, and 6. I will finally graduate in April with my ADN and still plan to complete my BSN too. My husband also goes to school full time. We are poor right now and living on student loans and grants. Your education and degree are so important. Your education is something that can never be taken away. I survived nursing school with a family and I don't regret it one bit. YOU CAN DO IT!!!1Feb 3, '10 by aloeveraYes, You Can Do It !!!!!!!!!!!!! I went thru school many years ago (I did this in my thirties) with a young son, dog, horse AND an alcoholic husband !!!!!!!!!!!
There were rough times, no doubt, but I have nothing but great memories of nursing school..........It has given me a great career and I even made a few life long friends............Good Luck.......remember, you are going to be two years older in two years whether you go to school or not.......so go for it.....and have your degree in two years !!4Feb 3, '10 by makomaryYou can do it!!! I just did! I am 57 and I just graduated as an RN. I will be taking the Nclex later this month. My children are all grow and we have 10 grandchildren. When I started Nursing School 4 years ago I did not know that a child would become part of our family. My husband and I now have a beautiful 3 year daughter that we adopted at 10 months of age. You just never know what life is going to bring you or bless you with. So just do it, you will not regret it. Good luck to you.


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Hi guys,
Today was the most exciting game of the WCC so far... in my opinion
It lasted a solid 64 moves
Anand was pushing for a win for the whole game.. but he fumbled near time control and had to "settle" for a draw with the white pieces
So.. Psychologically....
Anand - Draw with the white pieces is OK.. but how it happened.. eh - Anand started of better due to his prep but then he fumbled away his small advantage. He proceeded to gain the initiative then drop it and end up in a losing position... but he drew. Overall - OK result
Carlsen - Amazing game for Carlsen. To survive Anand's prep with the black pieces Over the board and at some point be better. Great game - and he may be able to draw blood on Friday with the white pieces
Fans - Now we are truly seeing what the best players are made of - these last to games show us why these guys are where they are
Post predictions below
Have a nice rest day
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i like Tania & the FIDE press gal is very pretty too.
to quote Anand "Something went horribly wrong in the opening... and suddenly im basicly lost"
and yet you say Anand was pushing for a win the entire game...
Ill trust Anands evaluation
Your evaluation is way off, Anand thought he was losing and said he played many illogical moves in the opening/early middlegame. While it was relatively close to equal for most of the game, Anand was certainly not pushing for a win lol.
Why didn't Carlsen go for Bf5 on move 30 instead of going for g6? To me it looks like he gains a pawn there.
Carlsen have chance to win, if he not agree for draw..
at these stage i definetly won the game, if i am at place of BLACK..
Didn't Anand admit to be losing in game 4? I've read that Carlsen acknowledged that he couldn't find the winning move, and that allowing the pawn sac on a2 was necessary only after a mistake on Anand's part.
On day 3, my prediction for day 4 was as follows: "I think, Anand will take a real swing at Carlen in the next game. Perhaps this is what Carlsen want, bring it on! This is where Carlsen creativity will eather get the upper hand, or where Anands consistant play will win it for him."
Unfortunately, Anand was not consistent, right? So, where does this take us?
Well, Carlsen have an ability that we are unaware of on the board. His aura is taking Anand to blunder, else why would he make a mistake like that? Is he not well prepared, the champ? Here is Carlsen, half his age, contesting his authority, his title!
In the next game, Carlsen will trash Anand! We will see all guns blazing, chances taken, and success for Carlsen!
Its just a matter of time for the showman to get real, how much is this title worth? What does the chess public want?
We want a legent. We want to see real nerve. There is nothing to loose except the first game.
From Anand we expect grace,elegance, respect. From Carlsen we want to see a rebel, a new age, we want to see impossibilities turning into reality. It will set the pace for the future.
Game 4 was the turning point. They cannot fall back to the previous games. Those were simply to measure one another. Game 5 is a make or break game. Carlsen playing white. It is the only opportunity to favor the crowd.
You are as good as your opponent. At this level, we know they are the best. One have to stand back, but at the same time, will be legent in obscurity, standing in the shadow of time, frozen as the greatest oponent in ultra modern chess.
a5, well I am not nearly good enough to comment, but somehow I feel a6 may have been better. And perhaps it should have been played earlier. Not really moy original idea I watches shortly FIDE commentary., but c7 weakness makes a6 logical
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36 Kh2 is a blunder, allowing for mate on h file, see the variation given above. And Nd7 doesnt lead to mate.
What about 36.Kh2 and 37.Nd7#
i dont think B@e8 was useless. it was doing a decent job of covering the knight at c6. Also was aiming to come to b5 if permitted, and was blocking the well advanced e pawn of white.
And even though it had made 6 moves and come back to its original square, it had played its part till then. winning a pawn isnt a bad one when you are applying too much pressure on the opponent.
Agreed that it was a thrilling game, and good that Anand was able to come out of slight miss in the opening...
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Friday, January 2: Mary Todd would roll over in her grave if she caught wind of Abraham Lincoln's Big Gay Dance Party, currently running at The SF Playhouse in San Francisco. While the show is clearly tongue-in-cheek, it makes an interesting parallel between sexual and national identity at a time when the two are inextricably linked. The story begins when an elementary school teacher finds herself in a legal jam after her school's pageant outs the 16th President of the United States as a big homo. The ensuing trial is divided into three acts following the lives of the defense attorney (seeking to become the state's first black female governor), an ultra-conservative anti-gay congressman also up for the state's top spot, and the congressman's closeted gay son. The play is almost as farcical as the latest political scandal plaguing the state of Illinois and much cheaper than a senate seat (just $40). Tickets for tonight's 8:00 PM PST performance are available through the SF Playhouse.
Saturday, January 3: Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo (or 'the Trocks' as they are affectionately called) return to Manhattan's Joyce Theater for a limited and must-see engagement. The all-male dance troupe, who travel the globe performing brilliantly executed moves en pointe, deliver strokes of comedic genius on ballet standards like Giselle and Swan Lake (see this clip ). Just a few months ago they strutted their stuff for Prince Charles, and if they're fit for a prince, they're certainly fit for a few queens. Head to the Joyce Theater website to grab tickets before they are sold out. The curtain is up tonight at 8:00 PM EST.
Sunday, January 4: Let's face it, there wasn't enough shirtless Daniel Craig in Quantum of Solace -- but those 14 seconds were still incredibly hot. The dashing Brit is just as stunning in his latest work, Defiance, though the flick is decidedly more serious. Set in Poland during World War II, Defiance casts Craig as one of four brothers who escape from Nazi imprisonment and start an uprising to rescue fellow Jews from the hands of their captors. Couple it with the more heavily promoted World War II movie Valkyrie, starring Tom Cruise, and you've got an intense but swoon-worthy cinematic experience. Catch the trailer for Defiance here.
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Buzzing noise coming from pick underneath the pick up bed like something electrical is running.. There is no cooling fan on the radiator... Noise would happen intermittenly when I had the heat on... Now the buzzing is constant even when the unit is off... What could it bea? don't see or notice any electrical components near transmission or converter.. help pls
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By now you're used to us moaning about the fallow summer period, but the scary thing is, it's only just starting. Stay focussed and look on the positive side. As we've said before publishers often use this period to sneak out the odd triple-A title in the hope it will clean up due to the lack of competition. And while total sales are always more important than kudos a publisher knows that it has far greater chance of getting a ChartTrack number one now than at any other time of the year.
Take this week for instance which sees the release not just of one excellent game, but two. Shadowrun in particular is something to look forward to - it's Microsoft's first cross-platform Live game encouraging PC and Xbox 360 owners to fight it out and resolve the old chestnut of which is better, mouse and keyboard or controller.
Well, actually we all know mouse and keyboard is faster but there's nothing like a controller to make you really feel like you're squeezing a trigger. Then there's the superb Tomb Raider Anniversary, a trawl through Lara's best bits for those who prefer exploration and puzzling. Other than that this week is a bit limp, but - take a deep breath - next week: Forza Motorsport 2!
The complete list of games released in the UK this week (01/06/07):
- Code of the Samurai, PS2, Midas
- Heatseeker, PSP, Codemasters
- Herbie: Rescue Rally, DS, Disney
- Lucinda Green Equestrian Challenge, PS2, Empire
- Meteos: Disney Magic, DS, Disney
- Shadowrun, PC/360, Microsoft
- Smash Court Tennis 3, PSP, Sony
- The Shield, PS2/PC, Empire
- Tomb Raider Anniversary, PS2/PSP/PC, Eidos
- Wario: Master of Disguise, DS, Nintendo
- World Championship Poker Featuring Howard Lederer, Wii, 505 Games
Shadowrun (PC/Xbox 360)
We're really excited about this one, mainly because Microsoft has been putting mammoth amounts of effort into balancing the cross-platform online multiplayer features so PC and 360 owners can go head to head with a degree of fairness. From what we've played the combination of magic and technology works fantastically well and the game is chock full of interesting gameplay components. Multiple team mates can be resurrected, for instance, and while this reduces your magic 'essence' they'll be bound to you AND automatically transfer over a portion of the wealth they earn. Or how about turning into a puff of smoke so bullets can't harm you? With some fantastically novel weapons, the ability to glide around levels and three superb multiplayer games: Raid, Extraction and Attrition we'll be first in the queue when the Leaderboards fire up on Friday.
Tomb Raider Anniversary (PS2/PSP/PC)
Okay, so it's a year late (which is down to the fact the game was practically completed by Core Design before it was handed over to Crystal Dynamics, again) but Anniversary promises to be every bit as engaging as Tomb Raider Legend. The twist, of course, is that you get to explore many of the best chambers, levels and tombs from Lara's early adventures on PSone but they've all been given a massive makeover with modern technology (if you can call PS2 modern). New animations and acrobatic moves, improved gunplay, puzzles and monsters should ensure this is fresh even for the nostalgic among us. And with tons of bonuses to unlock like music, costumes, artwork and commentaries this should be a compelling trip down memory lane, with spikes.


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Location: Stuttgart, Germany, Europe
Program Type: UMSL Exchange Program
Special Notes: Students pay UMSL tuition plus a program fee. See cost information below.
Language of Instruction: English and a German language course
UMSL Term Abroad: Summer. Students can also participate on semester or year exchange at this institution.
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Decades and 30x30. To celebrate its thirtieth anniversary, Robischon Gallery is presenting two special exhibits: Decades, featuring some of the blue-chip artists Robischon represents; and 30x30, a show dominated by artists from our region. The ten internationally renowned artists in Decades were chosen because each had their Denver debut at Robischon. As you might expect, this gorgeous group exhibition would be at home in any museum; among the artists included are Manuel Neri, the Luo Brothers, Judy Pfaff, Bernar Venet, Richard Serra and Robert Motherwell. The second celebratory show is 30x30, which is very different from Decades, but also very good. The gallery selected thirty artists from its stable and asked each to create a piece that's thirty inches by thirty inches. That's right: It's 30x30 by thirty. Most of these artists work in Colorado, and their participation reveals that this gallery represents some of the best in the state. Through February 24 at Robischon Gallery, 1740 Wazee Street, 303-298-7788. Reviewed February 8.
Japanese Art. The spectacular exhibit Japanese Art From the Colorado Collection of Kimiko and John Powers is installed in the Gallagher Family Gallery of the Denver Art Museum's new Hamilton Building. It was put together by Ron Otsuka, the esteemed curator of Asian art who has built an important collection during his thirty-plus years at the institution. Decades ago, Otsuka established a friendship with the Powerses, which is why they put their collection of more than 300 Japanese masterworks on long-term loan with the DAM. It's from this hoard that Otsuka chose the more than 100 objects he included in Japanese Art. As collectors, the Powerses were old-fashioned connoisseurs who chose things based on their innate fineness. "They were certainly very selective," says Otsuka in something of an understatement, considering the high quality of these pieces. The Powerses, who are also known for their stunning modern-art collection, sought out Japanese works of art that anticipate modernism despite that fact that they are hundreds of years old. Through September 9 at the Denver Art Museum, 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, 720-865-5000. Reviewed January 25.
Fade, Denver. The MCA's only attraction in its Temporary Contemporary location is a single piece by a single artist. The work, which is extremely beautiful and visually luxurious, is Fade, Denver, by Austrian-born and New York-based artist Erwin Redl. As indicated by the title, the creation is part of Redl's "Fade" series, which he started in 2004 by creating computer-activated LED installations with the lights hanging in strips to define specific spaces. At the MCA, thousands of red lights enclose a circle like strings of beads from the ceiling. The lights dim and brighten according to a pre-set computer program. The red color in the dark room produces some unusual optical effects, such as making the lights appear to flash. Eventually we become accustomed to the darkness and can make out the room beyond the nearly continuous wall of lights. Whatever else can be said about this super-modest MCA, the Redl is a stunning visual experience. Through March 18 at the MCA Temporary Contemporary, 1840 15th Street, 303-298-7554. Reviewed February 15.
RADAR. With its outlandish appearance, the Denver Art Museum's new Frederic C. Hamilton Building has overshadowed what's on display inside. There are a few exceptions to this, and first among them is RADAR: Selections From the Collection of Vicki & Kent Logan, installed in the Anschutz Gallery on the second level. Put together by Dianne Vanderlip, the outgoing curator of the Modern and Contemporary Art department, RADAR includes sections on the cutting edge in Asia, Europe and America. Many of the works were donated by the Logans, who live in Vail and are among the most important collectors of contemporary art in the country -- and, in recent years, among the DAM's most significant donors, having given as gifts over 200 works of art and promised hundreds more. Some of the biggest names in international art are in the show, among them Takashi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, Zhang Huan, Damien Hirst, Jenny Saville, Michel Majerus, Neo Rauch, Carroll Dunham, Kiki Smith, George Condo and Fred Tomaselli, all represented by major works. An absolute must-see. Through July 15 at the Denver Art Museum, 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, 720-865-5000. Reviewed December 28.
(REAL): Photographic Constructs. An important show at the Center for Visual Art, being co-sponsored by the Colorado Photographic Arts Center, (REAL): Photographic Constructs was put together by CVA director Jennifer Garner and assistant director Cecily Cullen. The co-curators selected eight artists pushing photography to the breaking point. The exhibit, which includes local talents as well as others from across the country, has been perfectly installed. It's essentially a series of individual presentations unfolding one after another. Among the standouts are the digital prints on Kool-Aid packets by Jon Rietfors; the flat still life shots made 3-D in black-and-white photos by Zeke Berman; the installation of hinged wooden boxes incorporating photos by Gwen Laine; the sci-fi style multi-media piece with light bulbs, wire, jars and digital images of trees by David Zimmer; and the digitally altered suburban psychodramas done in richly colored c-prints by Gregory Crewdsom. There are also marvelous things by Susan Harbage Page, Bruce Charlesworth, and Meridel Rubenstein. Through February 23, Center for Visual Art, 1734 Wazee Street, 303-294-5207. Reviewed January 18.
60 Years of Colorado Modernism, et al. Among the specialties of the Kirkland Museum in Capitol Hill is art made in Colorado -- in particular, modern art, which makes sense, because the late Vance Kirkland, for whom the museum is named, was Denver's premier mid-century modernist. The current exhibit, 60 Years of Colorado Modernism, put together by director and founder Hugh Grant, ambles through the two-story facility, with pieces culled from the museum's extensive collection, including examples by Kirkland himself along with the work of Herbert Bayer, Al Wynne, Robert Mangold, Beverly Rosen, Martha Daniels, Betty Woodman and more. Another specialty of the Kirkland is design and decor, and the other show there, From Framing to Furnishing, highlights architects' work owned by the Kirkland. This show, too, runs throughout the museum, with pieces indicated by special blue tags. Creations by legendary designers such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Joseph Hoffman, Donald Deskey, Gio Ponti and scores of others are featured. Through March 4 at the Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Art, 1311 Pearl Street, 303-832-8576. Reviewed December 21.
Weekend in So Show. Making a striking aesthetic statement is not of paramount importance to Liam Gillick in Weekend in So Show, now at the still-nascent Laboratory for Art and Ideas at Belmar (aka the Lab). Gillick is more interested in telling some kind of story about politics, society and culture, and he uses language along with visual elements to do it. Gillick emerged in the 1990s as part of a generation of artists showing in London dubbed the "YBAs," which stands for Young British Artists. Lab director Adam Lerner invited Gillick to come to Belmar as a visiting artist. While in residence there, he worked with around a dozen students from the Rocky Mountain College of Art and Design, which is also in Lakewood. Despite this seeming collaboration, the resulting piece is signature Gillick, right down to the miles of wall text and the elegantly simple three-dimensional elements that recall the work of Donald Judd. Gillick used a documentary made by agitprop collective the Medvedkine Group about a strike in France as the starting point for his intriguing installation about rising expectations. Through April 1 at the Lab at Belmar, 404 South Upham Street, 303-934-1777. Reviewed February 15.
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You don't even need to do any of these. Just add the Nvidia repository to your system with Yast. It's already on the list of community repos. Automatically installs the latest driver no problem. Or use the 1-click button on the Nvidia driver page of the openSUSE wiki (which I'm pretty sure just does the exact same thing as the first option but even easier).
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I've had absolutely no problems with 13.1 on either an Ivy Bridge laptop or a desktop with Nvidia GPU. Also using Gnome and not KDE though in case that makes any difference.
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Yeah, I definitely agree about the notification system. It's excellent for some kind of things and pretty crap for others, like Dropbox. Having a persistent on screen notification icon that dropbox is running, what it's sync/connection status is, plus being able to double click it to always open the dropbox folder is really useful. Gnome's implementation of systray icons doesn't handle things like Dropbox nearly so elegantly.
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I honestly don't get all the GNOME hate around here. Maybe I'm just late to the party and GNOME deserved all this hate a year or two ago. But I've been using OpenSuse 13.1 with GNOME since it was released on a laptop and a desktop and have found GNOME to be quite nice. I've avoided even trying it because of the almost universal panning that it gets online, but now that I've tried it I just don't get the hate. I understand that there's a certain percentage of Linux users who will curse any DE that tries to do anything differently than it was done in the "good old days" of Windows 95, but the hate for GNOME seems to exceed even what I'd expect from this persistent bias towards start menu + taskbar + individual text labeled application boxes.
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So steam has somewhere to put the games it downloads for you. This really isn't that complicated. Game producers determine the DRM. If the producer chooses none then Steam downloads the files to the steam directory and keeps them up to date for you if you log in and launches the game for you if you log in. OR you can move the files wherever you want and log in or not and the game works just fine. Don't let reality get in the way of your anti-DRM narrative though.
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Exactly this. I'm only a second year med student and even I could tell you that trying to kill someone with the mixture of drugs in the summary would be a really ugly process. I'm pretty sure we can't use propofol for the same reason we can't use the pentobarbital mentioned in the summary, but honestly a regular dose of propofol to knock someone unconscious plus a pneumatic piston like we use to humanely kill food animals would be the obvious option. Sure it makes a bigger mess, but it's WAY more humane for the person being executed, the one who were trying to protect from unnecessary cruelty and suffering. Propofol plus guillotine works well too. As it turns out medical science knows a lot more about reliably making people unconscious with drugs than about reliably killing them with drugs. Given that, if the killing is to happen, it should be done with something we know works reliably and quickly.
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Calling it Nexus doesn't make the hardware magically capable of new workloads. There is no way to guarantee that cutting edge software can run well on old hardware. You can either cut hardware loose when it can't keep up or you can artificially hold back everybody else by never building anything too powerful for your first generation device. This argument is a canard. Nobody who buys Nexus devices for their access to upgrades expects the hardware to magically keep pace with hardware released 3 or 4 years later.
Re:Simple != Dumb (778 comments)
When you try to substitute fortune cookie slogans for reasonable argument only idiots will listen to you.
Re:Interesting arguments... (240 comments)
As per the article, there IS a workaround. It's called Wayland.
Re:Fat and Fit (446 comments)
Genetics isn't magic. It doesn't spontaneously conjure lipid molecules from nothing. Fat is made of matter. Matter that enters a person's body when they eat it. The fact is that every person on the planet is losing weight every time they breathe. Where do you think those carbon atoms in exhaled CO2 come from? All you have to do is eat less and do more and, with few exceptions for certain rare diseases, you will lose weight. No X-men style genes are magic story telling required.
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Mod points and cookies for this fine explanation. Thank you.
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Don't hold your breath. He obviously could have just said that the screen eats enough power that you couldn't possibly cut total power consumption by half with just the CPU. But that doesn't make him sound as intelligent and mysterious as citing a mathematical argument for which he has no idea how it would actually work out without actual numbers and isn't really relevant in the first place.
Re:Can't cancel one and not the other (371 comments)
Exactly. The balance due on the phone which you still own. That's not a fee. That's paying for something that you bought and get to keep. The only reason they cancel the phone installment plan immediately is because the terms of the loan are so generous in the first place that it's not viable to let people keep those terms when they aren't paying you otherwise anymore.
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Direct evidence is easily found on Google. Look up how to activate a non-Verizon phone on Verizon's network. You can't is the answer because they won't do it. I know they used to in the past, but not in many years.
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This is nonsense. Try doing exactly what you said with Verizon. They won't let arbitrary compatible devices on their network. Call them up to activate and they'll tell you to bring the device to a Verizon store so they can "assess it for compatibility" which just means figure out if you bought it from them or not. If not it magically becomes "incompatible".
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There is NO TERMINATION FEE! That's what he meant by idiot. You have to pay back what you borrowed for the phone. That is NOT A FEE. Just because you pay it at termination doesn't make it a termination fee. A termination fee is a price you pay for nothing in return. This price you pay at termination is for the phone that you bought with borrowed money. It's not a fee. And it's not mandatory that you buy a phone with borrowed money or buy one from T-Mobile or buy one at all. You can put a Tmobile sim card into any device you want to. Borrowing money to pay for a device that you can't afford is your own decision. This is not a difficult concept to understand.
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So what are people around here considering reading instead of Slashdot? This indecipherable summary is extremely common around here along with click bait, exaggerated headlines (click bait again), news that's days behind every other tech news site. I'd love to hear some fresh ideas for Slashdot replacements.
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Someone was actually dumb enough to broadcast to the internet that they are an idiot and didn't even do it as AC?
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Seriously. I hate April Fools day because a large portion of the internet seems to become a barf bag filled with lame, obvious, and painfully stupid "fooled you!" articles that don't fool anybody. And especially don't fool anybody when EVERY post is lame nonsense. Google does this properly, everybody else should quit trying and let us read actual news.


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MANCHESTER - The mother of a baby girl who was injured on Christmas Day, allegedly by the mother's boyfriend, appeared in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division for a deferred sentence hearing on a May 25 assault.
Crystal Carter, 23, who was living at 159 S. Main St., when she was arrested May 25 for punching her then boyfriend several times in the upper body and face, was charged with simple assault and ordered to appear in court May 29 and released on $1,000 personal recognizance bail.
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She was required to return to court Dec. 28 to show she had completed the conditions, but at her scheduled deferred sentence hearing Friday, Carter told Judge Lawrence MacLeod that she hadn't completed the domestic violence requirements because her baby was born prematurely and had to stay in the neonatal intensive care unit for weeks.
Carter asked for an additional six months to complete the requirements, saying they mandated she attend a session once a week for six months. A new hearing date was set for June 28, 2013.
Carter's current boyfriend, Brian Reeves, 33, with whom she was living at 284 Spruce St. at the time her daughter was injured, was charged with second-degree assault and arraigned in Circuit Court Dec. 26. Bail was set at $15,000 cash/surety and a probable cause hearing was set for Jan. 9.
Court documents show Reeves told police he was awakened by the baby's crying and when she wouldn't stop, he went over to her crib and slapped her on the face.
Carter told police she was out with a friend and when Reeves called her and said the baby had fallen and hit her head, she called 911 and told them to send EMS to her Spruce Street address.
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Keeping privilege in check.
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It is no coincidence that the decline of the Left as an organising force has been followed by various forms of depoliticisation. It has come in the form of moralism as well as in the culturalisation of politics. Not only class, but race, gender, and sexuality, have been reduced to ethical and cultural questions. It's a kind of 'lifestyle' politics, not even identity politics. As if all we have to do is change our personal conduct and private attitudes then the system will be rendered humane. It's all a matter of self-regulation, chiefly in language.
If we take privilege-checking, it's about who has the legitimacy to talk first and foremost. The demand to 'check your privilege' will be thrown at anyone for a multitude of reasons. If you fall into an intersection of privileged groups then you can find yourself on the receiving end of this demand. Of course, there is a serious point worth considering. People ought to reflect upon the advantaged position in which they were born and act responsibly. But that's not what we're talking about.
No-platforming is not so far away from 'calling out' someone on their privilege. Not only is privilege-checking sanctimonious and censorious, it is essentially reformist in its ad hominem attacks. If we take it seriously then its aim is to delegitimize the voices of the privileged and empower those who are underprivileged. So it's about shifting the discourse, but not very far from what we have already. It's perfectly conceivable that there are figures who can speak without the baggage of 'privilege'. It doesn't make them automatic allies of the Left.
It's not really about resolving social problems. It's about reshaping the discourse at best. It smacks of the kind of regulatory measures preferred by liberals. If we can vet the speakers on the basis of privilege then we'll have a better discourse. It loses sight of the possibility that there is a structural problem with the kind of society in which we live. It's not enough to challenge privilege and demand that it limits its reach. It won't go away overnight. It's the modesty of these aims which the Left should criticise.
If we are radicals then we don't want to keep privilege in check because we don't think such privileges should exist. Therefore we are for the abolition of privilege and not the maintenance of such privilege in any way. This calls for more than 'shouting down' illegitimate voices. It takes collective action, which requires coordination. The question of organisational form still hangs over the Left long after the Soviet Union collapsed. Perhaps it is the face of this question that the Left would rather turn towards moralism.


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