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- Justice League Unlimited Cartoon Episode Guide
- Warner Bros. Television Animation
- Distributed by: Cartoon Network
- Cartoon Characters: Bruce Wayne/Batman, Clark Kent/Superman, Kal-El, Princess Diana/Wonder Woman, John Stewart/The Green Lantern, Wally West/The Flash, Hank/Hawk, Don/Dove, Ares/Mr. Sera.
- Originally Released in 2004.
- Season: 1
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- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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Wonder Woman teams up with two super-powered brothers, one warlike, the other a pacifist, to stop Ares' plans to escalate a European civil war into World War III.
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|Thu, 12-01-2011 - 3:30am
|Thu, 12-01-2011 - 1:15pm
twig04 wrote:
That's a nice thing to name your healing. I do remember how much pain you were in and all the treatments and OP you had. (())
it was a really bad time for us and now we just rejoice that day and think of all that God brought us through.
|Thu, 12-01-2011 - 2:28pm
Fran in sunny, very windy CA
We will celebrate DD's birthday on the 21st
Probably will go out to dinner at a restaurant of her choice...
|Thu, 12-01-2011 - 5:38pm
Donna checking in from south central Kansas.
18th..my youngest DGD turns 9, will have a party.
18th..my brother turns 64, will send a card.
25th..Christmas Day.
27th..My sister turns 60, will send a card.
Lots of fun concerts and parties going on too!
Happy December everyone!!
|Fri, 12-02-2011 - 4:43am
Take her to Texas or along the way to one of those new places you found! ;O)
Happy Birthday to her, have fun!
Is the wind normal for this time of year Fran?
Happy Birthday to her, have fun!
Is the wind normal for this time of year Fran?
|Fri, 12-02-2011 - 1:56pm
Having read your post Teri, thinking I will stop worrying about my *do do* list this month.
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News: Good morning. My name is Craig Thompson and I will be bringing you the latest breaking news throughout the morning.
Weather: Although the odd light shower can't be ruled out, most parts of our region will see a dry day with some good sunny spells by afternoon. Feeling warmer in the lighter winds.
News: A fire crew from Peterlee have extinguished a motorbike on fire in Macbeth Walk, Horden earlier this morning.
Traffic: Drivers are reminded the east-bound A183 Blind Lane at Chester-le-Street remains closed due to roadworks between A693 / A6127 North Road.
News: A man is due to appear in court today after an alleged assault in South Tyneside.
Police have charged a man in connection with the incident at Boldon Colliery on Saturday, August 2.
Gary Brennan, 29 of Glaisdale Court, in Simonside, South Tyneside, has been charged with wounding with intent to commit GBH. He is due to appear before South Tyneside Magistrates' Court this morning.
A 40-year-old man also arrested in connection with the incident has been bailed pending further enquiries.
Police are continuing to appeal for any witnesses to contact them on 101, ext 69191 quoting reference 911 02/08/14 or ring Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
News: The North East will today remember the outbreak of the First World War with centenary commemoration services across the region.
A service will be held at 10am today at Sunderland Minster.
The service will reflect on the region's contribution to the War
Entertainment: Don't miss Gordon Barr's exclusive interview with Ant and Dec who are marking 25 years in the business
News: A one legged pensioner has had his court case adjourned because his mobility scooter was too big for the court room
News: Firefighters attended a shed blaze in Stanley after reports from concerned members of the public.
The crew, from High Handenhold Fire Station, was called to Moore Street, South Moor, in Stanley at 11.48pm last night.
No one was hurt and the fire was quickly extinguished.
Traffic: Road closed to due to an accident on Craigavon Road southbound between Washington Road and Cranberry Road in Sunderland.
Sport: Read Lee Ryder's final whistle match report from Newcastle United's pre-season friendly win over Schalke at the Veltins-Arena in Germany
News: Today's Chronicle front page is about a Tyneside pub that has been hauled before licensing authorities after rowdiness led to "mental torture" of one of its neighbours.
NEWS: The Georgian Northumberland Square in the centre of North Shields has been the focus for a day which commemorated the outbreak of World War One.
TRAFFIC: A167 Tyne Bridge is currently busy but moving for all you commuters heading in and out of Newcastle city centre
TRAFFIC: The A167 Ponteland Road inbound is currently busy but moving at B1305 Two Ball Lonnen
METRO: There are currently no disruptions to the Tyne and Wear Metro system according to Nexus for those on the Monday morning commute
SPORT: Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew admits that more new faces could follow before the window slams shut at end of month.
NEWS: Diversions are now in place after the road after an accident involving a van in Craigavon Road southbound between Washington Road and Cranberry Road in Sunderland.
Two people, a driver of a van and his passenger, were checked over by paramedics at the scene following the incident.
No one was hurt but police closed a section of the road.
A spokesman for Northumbria Police said: "The latest update we have is that diversions are working well and allowing the traffic to move."
The accident was reported to police at 6.36am today.
SPORT: Newcastle Falcons set for final of Premiership Rugby 7s after after defeating Leicester Tigers, Sale Sharks and London Welsh.
TRAFFIC: Workers heading into Durham City Centre be aware the A181 Gilesgate inbound is busy but moving at A690 Leazes Road.
NEWS: Today marks the anniversary of the start of WW1 and we are marking the occasion with galleries which have been passed on through generations of North East families.
METRO: Platform One lifts are out of order at both Manors and Jesmond Metro stations today
TRAFFIC: Traffic on the A1058 Coast Road heading in towards Newcastle city centre is busy but moving at A188 Chillingham Road.
SPORT: Read James Hunter's latest report on how Black Cat Valentin Roberge hopes to be more involved in his second season on Wearside
TRAFFIC: Drivers are reminded the A688 at Spennymoor in County Durham is closed in both directions due to gas main works between A167 and A177.
NEWS: Service will be held in the following places to day to mark the centenary anniversary of the outbreak of WW1.
Sunderland Minster: 10am - Service led by Bishop of Durham.
Beamish Museum: 11am - The Last Post will sound followed by a minute's silence.
MetroCentre in Gateshead - 2pm - Service followed unveiling of poppy chandelier.
TRAFFIC: One lane is currently blocked due to broken down lorry on A167 Tyne Bridge Approach Northbound at A184 Askew Road, with congestion on A184 Askew Road to Mulgrave Terrace.
We will keep you updated on the situation
NEWS: A woman who died in a road accident in Ponteland yesterday morning has been named.
Rachel Catherine Blaylock, 18, of Newcastle, was killed when the mini she was driving left the road.
The incident happened at 4.10am on the A696 just north of Ponteland, when for reasons yet to be established, the red Mini left the road and hit a tree.
Two men, both aged 19, and a second 18-year-old woman were taken to the RVI for treatment. One of the 19-year-old men remains in a critical but stable condition.
Inquires are ongoing into the incident and police are appealing for witnesses.
Anyone who was in the area and who witnessed the collision is asked to contact officers with information on 101 ext 69191 quoting reference number 279 030814.
TRAFFIC: Craigavon Road in Sunderland has now re-opened following an earlier accident between Washington Road and Cranberry Road.
Traffic flow has now returned to normal in the area.
SPORT: Gateshead Thunder are up to fourth in rugby league's Kingstone Press Championship One after a narrow win over Hemel Stags on Tyneside
TRAFFIC: All lanes have now re-opened after a lorry broke down on the A167 Tyne Bridge Approach Northbound at A184 Askew Road.
ENTERTAINMENT: How school bullies nearly put paid to Anthony McPartlin ever auditioning for Byker Grove.
NEWS: Between 10pm and 11pm tonight, Sage Gateshead will turn off their lights to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of the First World War.
TRAFFIC: All major routes in and out of Newcastle, Sunderland and Durham are now free flowing following this morning's rush hour
NEWS: Sir Bobby Robson wanted his "last and greatest team" to be the charity he set up in the region to help fight against cancer.
TRAFFIC: A1231 Queen Alexandra Bridge is now clear between B1405 Pallion New Road and A1290 Queens Road in Sunderland after heavy traffic earlier this morning.
WEATHER: Most parts of the region will see a dry day with some good sunny spells breaking out into the afternoon.
It will feel warmer in the lighter winds but Tynesiders are advised to have a brolly with them as some showers are possible this afternoon
NEWS: The original residents of pioneering care home Chipchase House in Newcastle are celebrating 50 years of groundbreaking care
NEWS: Police are appealing for information after a number of cars were damaged in Blyth.
Between 8pm on Thursday, July 17, and 4pm on Friday, July 18, three tyres were punctured on a VW parked in Princess Louise Road.
Around the same time two other vehicles, a Vauxhall Astra and a Nissan Micra, had their windscreen and wingmirror damaged.
Inquiries into the damages are ongoing and anyone who was in the area and who saw anything is asked to contact police on 101 ext 69191 quoting reference number 039704B/14.
NEWS: Tyneside-based Greggs is using the summer holidays to launch this year's Foundation Appeal and remind people of its long-running school Breakfast Clubs.
TRAFFIC: There is currently heavy traffic congestion on A167 Stamfordham Road at A167 Ponteland Road / A167 North West Radial / B1305 Two Ball Lonnen at the Cowgate Roundabout. There are currently roadworks in the area.
NEWS: County Durham and Darlington Fire and Rescue Service are asking people to take care ahead of planned strikes in the coming week.
The first walkout will take place on Saturday between 12pm and 2pm.
Action is then due to continue everyday for the following week.
The FBU has called for its members to carry out industrial action following a dispute over national pension arrangements.
Deputy chief fire officer, Stuart Errington, said: "I would urge residents and business owners to make sure they do everything they can to stay safe in their homes or workplace."
NEWS: Two men have been charged with attempted robbery after an incident at Cash in a Flash in Washington.
Simon Stafford, 38, of Stridingedge, Blackfell, Washington, has been charged with attempted robbery, possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear, handling stolen property and possessing a controlled drug.
Michael Trotter, 27, of Binsby Gardens, Gateshead, has been charged with attempting robbery, possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear, posession of cannabis and an unconnected burglary.
The attempted robbery at the business is alleged to have taken place on Wednesday, July 30.
SPORT: Newcastle United are poised to make a double dip into the transfer market for Nottingham Forest duo Jamaal Lascelles and Karl Darlow.
TRAFFIC: We are receiving reports of slow traffic due to broken down vehicle on A1 Northbound between the Angel Of The North and the Lobley Hill Interchange.
TRAFFIC: Traffic has now returned to normal after the broken down vehicle was moved to the side of the road on A1 Northbound close to the Angel of the North.
NEWS: Police are appealing for witnesses after a burglary in Newcastle.
It happened at 9.15pm on Saturday when cash was stolen from the till while staff were distracted, at Amma's restaurant at Denton Road.
The suspect is described as white, aged between 30 and 40 years old, about 6ft tall of medium build with mousey brown hair, shaven at the back and sides and longer on the top. He was wearing a dark navy blue shirt, with rolled up sleeves, and tan, knee-length shorts.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 ext 69191, quoting reference 1268 02/08/14, or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
TRAFFIC: A1290 in Sunderland is closed in both directions due to resurfacing work between Washington Road and A19.
TRAVEL: All Metro services are running as normal over lunch, Nexus have said.
NEWS: On the centenary of the Great War, Remember When Editor Dave Morton reflects on the conflict - and the sacrifice of North East troops.
TRAFFIC: Drivers are warned there will be temporary traffic lights and roadworks during off-peak periods on A184 at Downhill Lane in West Boldon from tomorrow.
SPORT: Read Mark Smith's 'Five things we learned from the rugby weekend'
NEWS: POLICE have launched an investigation into the death of a vulnerable 28-year-old man from Durham.
Scott Hall was found by members of his family unconscious at his home address in Caterhouse Road, in the Newton Hall area of Durham, at around 8pm on Saturday evening.
He was taken to the Hospital of North Durham, where in the early hours of today he died without regaining consciousness.
While a post mortem is to take place later today to try to determine a formal cause of death, police are also investigating an assault on Mr Hall which happened 11 days ago.
At around 10.15pm on the night of Thursday, 24, Mr Hall was assaulted near Newton Hall library, at the junction of Carr House Drive and Alnwick Road.
He was taken to hospital for treatment and was later released.
Two youths from Newton Hall, both aged 15 were arrested in connection with the assault on July 24 . They are currently in custody at Durham city police station where they will be interviewed later today.
Scott is described by his family as having physical and learning disabilities.
TRAFFIC: The A197 in both directions will be closed due to roadworks between A196 Lintonville Road and Woodhorn Road in Ashington from August 11 to November 30.
The area of closure will be from the Asda roundabout to the Lidl roundabout.
NEWS: Police have seized a mini moto in a bid to clamp down on nuisance bikers.
The red mini moto was found in bushes near to Hedworth Dene in Jarrow last week after reports it was being ridden around the area by local youths, causing a nuisance.
The bike was seized by police and inquiries are ongoing to establish who was riding it.
Neighbourhood Inspector Ian King said: "Motorcycle disorder is one of the issues residents raise as being of most concern and we've been carrying out extra patrols in the area to prevent offences from taking place and to identify those responsible.
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SPORT: Newcastle United have no recall clause for the two young guns, who will go straight back to Nottingham Forest
Newcastle United struck a deal with former Toon star Stuart Pearce to allow Jamaal Lascelles and Karl Darlow to continue their football education at Nottingham Forest.
Newcastle have beaten off competition from Arsenal, Queens Park Rangers and West Ham to sign the pair.
Pearce knew that Newcastle was a good step for the duo to further their careers but was also keen to have them back in his squad so they can play their part in rebuilding Forest. The pair's loan deals are not understood to contain recall clauses – and Newcastle won't be able to even use them in friendly games for the next 12 months.
NEWS: Tyneside firefighter Andy Lane set to be recognised after pulling a neighbour from her burning Gateshead home
Off duty firefighter Andy Lane is in line for a top award after he risked his life to rescue a woman trapped in her burning home.
But Andy today dismissed claims he was a hero insisting he "acted on instinct", carrying out "what I'm trained to do".
In November, the Gateshead dad-of-three had been leaving his home when he smelled smoke coming from a house.
Andy spotted flames in the window of the house in Margaret Terrace.
NEWS: Across the North East memorial services will today be held to mark 100 years since the outbreak of World War One.
Throughout the day ceremonies will be held across the region - including the unveiling of a permanent memorial at the Metro Centre this afternoon.
The seven metre high, 3.5m wide, 350kg chandelier, made up of 60 massive poppies, is being installed at the shopping centre's Red Mall, with an official unveiling by the Bishop of Durham Paul Butler at 3.30pm.
SPORT: Jack Colback says he expects Newcastle United to be raring to go by the time Manchester City head to Tyneside for the season's big kick off.
The Magpies – who play Huddersfield Town tomorrow night in their penultimate warm-up game – hope to have Siem de Jong, Remy Cabella, Daryl Janmaat and Facundo Ferreyra all up to speed for when City come to St James' Park.
And Colback is now anticipating the big clash against the champions for what will be his Premier League debut.
CRIME: Police are appealing for information after a charity shop theft in South Shields.
The incident happened between 5:15pm Friday, July 25, and 8:45am on Saturday, July 26, cash and goods were stolen from the Sue Ryder charity shop in Prince Edward Road.
Among the items stolen was a yellow Chicco pushchair and a pink acoustic guitar.
Anyone with any information into the theft is asked to contact police on 101 ext 69191 quoting reference number 040578V/14.
NEWS: Detectives hunting a rapist who struck in Cramlington are appealing to pubgoers for information.
It is understood the 39-year-old victim had been drinking in the Phoenix Inn, on Forum Way, before she was attacked in a nearby carpark.
The rape is believed to have happened some time between 11pm on Thursday and 4am on Friday.
The victim is currently being supported by specially trained police officers.
NEWS: Campaign launched after it emerges that in public hands the line has handed over £235m to the Government this year alone
A fresh round of protests against the re-privatisation of the East Coast mainline are being planned after it emerged it has paid £235m back to the Government this year.
The figure means that since the line returned to public hands after the collapse of the privately run National Express franchise in 2009, it has generated £1bn in revenue for public coffers.
Despite this, the re-privatisation process will see a new franchise bidder chosen in November. It will then take over its running from Directly Operated Railways in March next year.
NEWS: Residents of a North Shields street woke up to see crime on their doorstep but thankfully the unfolding drama was all down to the cast and crew of Vera.
Filming of the hit ITV detective series starring Brenda Blethyn has moved to Cleveland Road in North Shields to capture the latest scenes in a story which is set to air next year.
The production team have been busy since early June around the region where the crime drama, based on the series of best-selling books by local writer Ann Cleeves, is set.
TRAVEL: For those of you planning on leaving work shortly or if you're already on your way home, here is the latest traffic and travel round-up
- Traffic is flowing freely on A167 outbound from A189 Grandstand Road (Cow Hill Junction) to A167 Ponteland Road / B1305 Two Ball Lonnen (Cowgate Roundabout).
- Traffic is moving well on A167 Tyne Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle
- Traffic is moving well on A1231 St Michaels Way between A183 Livingstone Road roundabout and Stockton Road / A690 New Durham Road Roundabout.
- The A690 Milburngate Bridge is busy but moving at A691 Framwelgate Peth (The Gates roundabout).
Public Transport
- Air France Flight AF1158 from Paris Cdg was due at Newcastle International Airport at 16:15, but is now expected at 16:48.
- No problems to report on DFDS Seaways between Newcastle and Ijmuiden (Amsterdam).
- No problems to report on Shields Ferry between North Shields and South Shields.
- There are no reported problems with bus, train or metro services.
NEWS: Police are today investigating the death of a man with learning and physical disabilities.
Scott Hall, 28, was found by members of his family unconscious at his home address in Caterhouse Road, in the Newton Hall area of Durham at around 8pm on Saturday.
Mr Hall was taken to the University Hospital of North Durham, where in the early hours of today he died without regaining consciousness.
NEWS: A new multi-million pound dementia centre has opened in the North East to help people with the illness.
The specialist service at Monkwearmouth Hospital in Sunderland has cost £10m and is run by Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust.
Patients were first welcomed into the Dementia Centre at the end of last year, and chair of the Alzheimer's Society, Dame Gill Morgan, has now officially opened the two-ward unit.
Hugh Morgan Williams, chairman of Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust said: "Since it opened last November this building and its dedicated staff have already made a massive difference in helping those who have dementia.
SPORT: Sunderland are reportedly in advanced talks with Manchester City over midfielder Jack Rodwell.
A host of Premier League clubs have shown interest in the 23-year-old, but it is Sunderland who are understood to be close to winning the race for his signature.
If negotiations with City are successful, the Black Cats could land Rodwell within the next 24 hours - which would chime with boss Gus Poyet's upbeat transfer talk over the weekend.
Poyet said on Saturday he expected good news on the transfer front 'over the next two or three days', and also predicted Sunderland fans would be 'surprised' at developments.
WHAT'S ON: Things to do in Newcastle tonight – whether you like gigs, art or comedy, we've got it covered. We've picked out five of the best including: Buddy: The Buddy Holly Story at the Theatre Royal in Newcastle; Phill Jupitus at The Stand Comedy Club, Newcastle and Altered Sky at The Cluny, Newcastle.
You can read out full guide here. If something takes your fancy, simply click on the heading to get times, prices and to book tickets.
NEWS: Hundreds of mourners packed into a Gateshead church to say goodbye to Andrew McWilliams who died in a swimming accident
Despite a birth weight of just 1.5lb, Andrew McWilliams overcame the odds - only to die in a tragic swimming accident.
Hundreds of mourners packed into the church of St Mary the Virgin, Whickham, today for the funeral of the popular 22-year-old, who died after wading into the lake at Watergate Park in Lobley Hill, Gateshead.
Friends and family came wearing their Toon shirts to say goodbye to 'Gadgie' who was an avid Newcastle United fan.
Canon Peter Waterhouse led the heartfelt tribute, saying the presence of so many people at Andrew's funeral spoke louder than words.
NEWS: Tributes have been paid to the Northumberland teenager who died when the car she was travelling in left the road and hit a tree.
Rachel Catherine Blaylock, 18, who lived at her family's farm at Milbourne near Ponteland, died when the car she and three other teenagers were travelling in left the A696 and hit the tree near her home in the early hours of Sunday.
Rachel, a second 18-year-old woman and two 19-year-old men were travelling in the red Mini around a mile North of the town at around 4.10am when the crash happened.
Police, fire service and paramedics attended the scene, but Rachel was pronounced dead.
SPORT: Newcastle United new boy Facundo Ferreyra eager for more minutes on the field after making switch from Shakhtar Donetsk
Newcastle United new boy Facundo Ferreyra is hoping for more action in the Magpies' two remaining friendlies against Huddersfield Town and Real Sociedad.
United take on the Terriers before Sunday's clash with the men from La Liga at St James' Park.
Ferreyra set up a goal on his debut for Remy Cabella against Schalke 04, and he admits he is still buzzing to be a Toon player.
NEWS: It is still neck-and-neck as a competition to secure £1m-worth of advertising at Heathrow enters its final hours.
Having lost the lead yesterday in a vote to win three months-worth of advertising at one of the world's busiest airports, the North East has today edged back ahead of Northern Ireland.
But the competition is still far from over and the region still needs your votes.
The Facebook poll, which also features the Midlands and the North West, draws to a close at midnight tonight and the winner will be announced shortly after.
NEWS: Around 400 cyclists gathered at the statue of Sir Bobby Robson outside St James' Park's for the 8am start of a bike ride in his memory.
Sunday's early sunshine was a welcome turnaround in the weather after a soggy Saturday and came as a relief to the estimated 400 participants in the Bike For Bobby challenge supporting the charity set up in his name.
Setting off from the foot of the sculpture, where a bouquet of flowers marked the fifth anniversary of Sir Bobby's death, the fund-raisers and fitness fans had the pick of three possible routes - 40 miles, 70 miles and 125 miles to suit cyclists of all abilities - taking them on a round trip from Newcastle city centre out into picturesque Northumberland.
SPORT: Sunderland will complete a deal for Manchester City midfielder Jack Rodwell within 24 hours.
The Black Cats are understood to have agreed a fee of more than £10m with City, and the England international was at the Academy of Light today to undergo a medical last night and agree a five-year contract.
Rodwell has been a reported target for a host of Premier League clubs over the summer, with Tottenham Hotspur, Stoke City, Southampton, West Bromwich Albion, Hull City, West Ham United, Swansea City and his former employers Everton all linked with the 23-year-old.
WHAT'S ON: Fake snow was laid near Alnwick Castle as filming of the popular ITV period drama Downton Abbey continues in Northumberland
Snow has fallen in Alnwick today as filming of TV hit Downton Abbey continues.
Streets outside Alnwick Castle were dusted with white as wintry scenes of the period drama are captured.
The cast and crew of the popular ITV show have been in the Northumberland town for a week, filming at the home of the Duke and Duchess of Northumberland and in nearby Hulne Park.
NEWS: A special home inspired by the plight of one disabled boy is today celebrating 50 years of pioneering care.
Chipchase House opened in 1964 to support, and home, those with disabilities from across the region.
Stephen Darke, the schoolboy who inspired the creation of the facility, is now a 72-year-old man still living there.
It was in 1964 that a group of young adults and teenagers with cerebral palsy arrived to make the property, in Benton, Newcastle, their new home.
NEWS: This was the scene after a JCB smashed through a fence and into the garden of three Walker residents, smashing their children's toys
A mum and three young children are counting their blessings – after this digger came crashing down into their garden.
Claire Cook was stunned when she got a call from her landlord to tell her the JCB had smashed through her fence, destroying her kids' toys and narrowly missing the family's pet rabbit.
Thankfully, the 26-year-old and her three young daughters were out when the machine fell into her garden and that of her two neighbours; a young mum and a woman in her 80s.
NEWS: Sir Bobby Robson was born in Langley Park, Durham and never forgot his roots as he climbed to the top of the football world
He went on to become one of the most extraordinary men of his generation - but his background could not have bene more ordinary.
Bobby Robson was born into a life typical of the times - one free of wealth or privilege.
He spent his boyhood in the small village of Langley Park, County Durham, as the fourth of five sons of Lilian and Philip Robson.
The family moved to the village from nearby Sacriston when Bobby was a baby so his dad could take a job in the pit.
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NEWS: Toon boss Alan Pardew has praised Newcastle's travelling support who "conducted themselves superbly under some provocation" in their pre-season trip to Germany.
Twenty one people were arrested following fights on the streets of Dusseldorf on Friday ahead of Saturday's 3-1 defeat against Spanish side Malaga.
Then on Sunday, Magpies fans were allegedly attacked by West Ham supporters inside Schalke's Veltins-Arena in Gelsenkirchen.
Pardew said: "They conducted themselves superbly under some provocation. Well done to them."
WHAT'S ON: After Byker Grove the Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly became pop stars - a grounding that would help them in later life
They had found fame, and each other, on Byker Grove.
But neither Anthony McPartlin nor Declan Donnelly ever though they would one day be pop stars – under their Grove nemesis of PJ and Duncan.
In fact, the pair, now 18, had already left the series when the pop world beckoned.
"In our final series of Byker Grove, we were just turning 18, and the last big storyline we were involved in was Ant had gone blind and we formed a band with a few of the other boys," recalls Dec.
NEWS: Nationwide campaign promises fund-raising boost to Tyneside-based baker Greggs' popular school scheme
Greggs staff will be dressed to impress this week as part of a summer drive to boost its breakfast club charity.
The Tyneside-based national chain is using the summer holidays to launch this year's Foundation Appeal and remind people of its long-running school Breakfast Clubs.
5p from the sale of every jammy heart biscuit and 1p for every Moshi Water will go to the appeal, which will culminate in a fortnight in a big day of fund-raising and Back To School-theme fancy dress.
WHAT'S ON: Right Here Right Now celebrates up and coming performers in a four-day event at the Live
Rehearsals are now underway for Live Theatre's 15th annual Youth Theatre Festival, Right Here, Right Now.
From this Thursday to Sunday, young people from Live's Youth Theatre will present four evenings of entertainment based around the theme of current affairs.
Right Here, Right Now showcases new work by Live Theatre's talented home-grown Youth Theatre.
NEWS: A young seal shocked two surfers by joining them for a session in the waves in the North Sea.
Matt Stanley and Andrew Flounders were surfing off Amble in Northumberland when the seal swam up and got on board, even chasing them as they surfed the waves.
The seal was with the duo for almost an hour, although it found balancing on board a bit of a problem.
NEWS: The Hillheads, in Westerhope, Newcastle, has had its licence reviewed after claims of anti-social behaviour
A Tyneside pub ha been hauled before licencing authorities after rowdiness led to "mental torture" of one of its neighbours.
The Hillheads in Westerhope, run by national chain Trust Inns, will have to appoint a new manager as well as stop punters drinking outside after it had its licence reviewed.
City council licensing chiefs made the orders after receiving several complaints from Kathryn Payne, who lives next door on Downend Road.
Right everybody, that's it for today.
Thanks for joining us, make sure you check back tomorrow at 06:30am when reporter Craig Thompson will be back to bring you all the latest news, travel and weather from around the region.
If you're staying in then why not check out our most read story of the day - Newcastle United are indebted to Stuart Pearce for double transfer swoop
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- 22-gauge floral wire
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Form a circle of 18-gauge wire just larger than the candle you intend to use.
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 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/12/11/pizza_partnerships_and_search/ 2014-12-11T00:09:55Z Kieren McCarthy http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kieren%20McCarthy Wanna buy a dot-word? If you want a .pizza the action, now's a chance
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Roundup Everyone loves pizza. Even though the industry is responsible for cluttering millions of people's mailboxes with flyers, you'll still take a look and think about ordering one.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/12/09/a_uk_one_click_net_modelled_copyright_hub_moves_a_step_closer/ 2014-12-09T15:57:07Z Andrew Orlowski http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Andrew%20Orlowski One-click, net-modelled UK copyright hub comes a step closer
Dignified usage reform begins. What could possibly go wrong?

Britain's experiment in "making copyright work like the internet" reached beta stage on Tuesday following a deal with a major picture library which gives developers half a million photos to work with.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/12/09/portland_serves_up_fair_trade_glutenfree_artisan_sueball_to_uber/ 2014-12-09T03:34:05Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Portland lobs fair-trade gluten-free artisan SUEBALL at Uber
City hopes to disrupt disruptive cab-hire app upstart

The US city of Portland, Oregon, is suing taxi-booking app maker Uber for operating unlicensed cabs.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/12/01/coreos_rocket_announcement/ 2014-12-01T20:51:38Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister CONTAINER WARS: CoreOS blasts Rocket rival at Docker
Claim's Docker's direction is 'fundamentally flawed'

CoreOS, the lightweight Linux distro based around Linux containers and Docker, will develop its own application container tech to compete against Docker.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/30/consumer_netgear_contemplation/ 2014-11-30T11:30:07Z Trevor Pott http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Trevor%20Pott Trevor contemplates Consumer Netgear gear. BUT does it pass the cat hair test?
A real life furball survivor

Sysadmin blog Is consumer networking gear really crap? As technologists, we tend to have a chip on our shoulder about it because it can't do all the things the latest, greatest enterprise stuff can do, but does that really matter? The capabilities of consumer gear have been steadily increasing, and perhaps some of our ire is unwarranted.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/20/senator_franken_uber_privacy_probe/ 2014-11-20T20:34:30Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Uber bends over for internal privacy probe amid stalking claims
As Al Franken fires off an angry letter. Thanks, Al

US Senator Al Franken (D-MN) has written to Uber demanding answers to questions about the car-hire upstart's interpretation of the word privacy.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/19/blackpool_hotel_fines_couple_100_tripadvisor_review/ 2014-11-19T07:27:05Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Blackpool hotel 'fines' couple £100 for crap TripAdvisor review
Free speech, we've heard of it

A British couple is fuming after a hotel reportedly charged them an extra £100 for leaving a damning TripAdvisor review.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/18/uber_exec_talks_up_hiring_investigators_to_rip_critics_shocked_when_press_takes_exception/ 2014-11-18T20:21:52Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Uber exec wanted to sic private dicks on critics ... Hey, Emil Michael, COME AT US, bro
Exec sorry after dreaming of exposing journos' private lives

Car hire upstart Uber has apologized after a top exec suggested hiring investigators to expose the personal lives of its critics.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/18/deloitte_startup_fund/ 2014-11-18T06:02:06Z Kieren McCarthy http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kieren%20McCarthy Deloitte builds sofa-and-slippers startup fund ... where's the fun in that?
Accountancy firm takes Silicon Valley culture, gives it a nice cup of tea

Deloitte has taken a leap into the fast-moving, fail-often world of startup culture by developing a risk-free version of Silicon Valley. A charming anti-formula to the Bay Area's post-revenue darlings.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/10/hortonworks_ipo/ 2014-11-10T21:21:24Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister Yahoo!-backed Hadoop biz Hortonworks flings itself at the stock market
Open-source big data upstart in $100m IPO bid

Big data analytics firm Hortonworks filed paperwork with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday announcing its intent to go public, making it the first of the Hadoop startups to float an initial public offering.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/06/tinder_ceo_fired/ 2014-11-06T05:21:07Z Kieren McCarthy http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kieren%20McCarthy Tinder swipes left on CEO Sean Rad, journalists swipe right
I hope someone like Eric Schmidt replaces me, dreams ousted cofounder

Comment Tinder CEO Sean Rad has been dumped by the dating app maker he helped found, although he'll keep his 10 per cent stake.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/11/04/intel_wearable_drone/ 2014-11-04T01:16:43Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Intel: A tiny video drone? Disguised as a BRACELET? Great! Take half a million dollars!
Nixie toy 'copter launches from your arm (not your ARM)

Vid Do you like drones? Do you like fashion? Do you want a drone that doubles as a fashion accessory?…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/23/ello_funding_ads/ 2014-10-23T21:23:06Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Hello, Ello. Still no ads and no features to sell. What do? Bag $5.5m
Did you LOL at Ello? Now see who's laughing ... all the way to the bank

Hipster-chic anti-Facebook wannabe Ello is today $5.5m richer, apparently – and hopes to silence critics of its no-ads manifesto with a renewed vow to never sell adverts nor user data.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/21/google_and_pals_splurge_542m_on_ideas_firm_magic_leap/ 2014-10-21T20:19:04Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson How to get $542m from Google: Dress as a SPACEMAN with dayglo dancers – Magic Leap
Virtual insanity reality

Vid Google and A-list venture capitalists have given more than half a billion dollars to Magic Leap, a mysterious startup that aims to "make computing more natural".…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/21/bae_silversky_acquisition/ 2014-10-21T12:18:06Z John Leyden http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=John%20Leyden Defence giant BAE coughs $230m for cloud heavy SilverSky
Multinational gets defensive over emails

BAE Systems has bought cloud-based email and network security firm SilverSky for $232.5m, seemingly finding the US company's products and customer base irresistible.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/21/fedex_email_storm/ 2014-10-21T06:03:19Z Team Register http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Team%20Register FedEx helps deliver THOUSANDS of spam messages DIRECT to its Blighty customers
Don't worry Wilson, I'll do all the paddling. You just hang on

Fed-up FedEx customers in the UK were hit by an email storm yesterday, after a sad sap at the delivery company mistakenly hit the reply-all button on a daily alerts mailing list.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/20/whisper_doorstepping/ 2014-10-20T21:58:13Z Kieren McCarthy http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kieren%20McCarthy Whisper tracks its users. So we tracked down its LA office. This is what happened next
Our man outside HQ of anonymous messaging app

Pics We were surprised as anyone when The Guardian revealed that, far from being "the safest place on the internet", the anonymous messaging app Whisper was tracking the location of its users – even when they specifically denied the app access to their location.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/10/new_photo_hack_claim_200000_snapchat_photos/ 2014-10-10T20:05:28Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Slap for SnapChat web app in SNAP mishap: '200,000' snaps sapped
This is what happens if you hand your username and password to a 3rd-party

Tens of thousands of stolen private SnapChat photos and vids are being plastered across the internet for perverts to download and ogle, it's claimed. SnapChat says it isn't to blame.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/10/uberx_drivers_are_lousy_because_theyre_charged_for_training/ 2014-10-10T01:14:08Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Let down by a lousy UberX driver? They probably skipped the 'optional $65 customer service training course'
Satnav? More like sadnav

Amid complaints about some badly behaving drivers, you may not be surprised to hear that Uber's training course for cabbies is not only optional – it costs them $65 each to sit through it, apparently.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/09/scare_tactics_ramp_up_on_eu_data_protection_law/ 2014-10-09T18:25:42Z Jennifer Baker http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jennifer%20Baker EU privacy boogeyman unleashed by the very people with boogeyman-slaying weapons
Plus won't someone think of the charidees?

Another day, another report scaremongering about Europe's big reforms for laws that protect people's personal information.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/08/digital_piracy_is_killing_creative_industries_says_industry_group/ 2014-10-08T16:02:03Z Jennifer Baker http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jennifer%20Baker Economics prof denies digital pirates plundered €20bn from EU coffers
Rubbishes recent biz bod report on counterfeiting and piracy

A European academic has rubbished claims by the Business Action to Stop Counterfeiting and Piracy (BASCAP) group that digital piracy cost the EU more than €20bn between 2008 and 2011.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/08/speaking_in_tech_episode_130/ 2014-10-08T15:46:11Z Team Register http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Team%20Register Speaking in Tech: Startup funding – a little wine, dim lights, et voilà ... seed capital!
...well, not exactly. Live from Spiceworld
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/08/icann_gltd_latest/ 2014-10-08T07:01:06Z Kieren McCarthy http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kieren%20McCarthy Dot-gay told it's NOT gay enough – but web'll be officially .eco-friendly
Decisions come down on .osaka, .hotel, .music, .taxi, .tennis and more

A slew of decisions over who gets to run new internet extensions have been handed down, meaning that within months domain names ending in "radio", "eco", "hotel" and "Osaka" will start appearing online.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/03/soylent_version_1_1/ 2014-10-03T00:31:58Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister Take THAT, hated food! It's OVER, tedious chewing! Soylent strikes back with version 1.1
Now with LESS FLAVOR – and hopefully less, um, wind

Soylent, the venture-funded startup that promises to free humanity from the hated burden of eating, has updated the formula of its mail-order nutrient gloop.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/10/02/jpmorgan_chase_data_breach/ 2014-10-02T22:00:47Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister JPMorgan Chase: 76 MILLION homes, 7 MILLION small biz thumped in cyber-heist
Cyber-details cyber-stolen by cyber-thieves

Mega-bank JPMorgan Chase has admitted to suffering a major data breach that has been rumored since August, saying that as many as 76 million households and 7 million small businesses have been affected.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/09/27/uber_germany_california_clampdown/ 2014-09-27T01:34:09Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Super Cali so litigious, Uber is the focus. Even German judges say it's something quite atrocious
Lies! It's all lies, says upstart

Taxi biz Uber perhaps can't wait to put this week in its rearview mirror – after it was dealt legal setbacks in four major cities: two in Germany, and two in California.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/09/26/marc_andreessen_coming_crash_in_vc_funding/ 2014-09-26T02:29:12Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Bubble 2.0? Moneybags VC Andreessen warns profit-free startups: 'You will be VAPORIZED'
Cash-burning, post-revenue Valley upstarts told to worry – 'the market will turn'

When it comes to the internet age, Marc Andreessen was in there right from the start. Now, when he talks, people listen.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/09/12/google_startup_cloud_offer/ 2014-09-12T21:56:49Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister Google to startup kids: Pssst, try our CLOUD ... the first $100K is FREE
Dangles credit, support at cash-strapped companies

Google is offering startups a cool $100,000 in credit if they're willing to power their apps using the Chocolate Factory's cloud services, rather than the competition's.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/google_to_woo_hollywood_with_zync_cloud_rendering_buy/ 2014-08-26T19:59:23Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Next blockbuster you watch could be rendered on Google: Star Trek fx biz Zync gobbled
Sergey, beam us up!

Google has confirmed its gobble of Zync, a cloud-based special effects rendering service.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/26/akamai_warns_smb_security_remains_major_risk/ 2014-08-26T03:31:10Z Richard Chirgwin http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Richard%20Chirgwin Akamai warns: SMB security remains major risk
Hints at upgrade to Kona service

Security offerings for small businesses need to look more like those offered to enterprises, according to Akamai global security senior director Fran Trentley.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/25/amazon_snipes_twitch_out_from_under_google/ 2014-08-25T22:31:09Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Amazon Twitch snatch catches Google the gobbler off guard
Level up! Bezos in $970m game stream punt

Amazon has confirmed its purchase of Twitch, the pose-streaming startup beloved of gamers, in a $970m deal which appears to confirm that video gaming is a spectator sport as well as a participatory one.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/23/google_slurps_up_gecko_design_for_its_own_skunkworks_projects/ 2014-08-23T00:57:07Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Google gobbles Fitbit whiz Gecko Design to strengthen those things that don't shift ads
Mmm, beret-wearing protein for skunkworks projects

Google has bought up Gecko Design, the industrial design house behind products like the One Laptop Per Child PC and Fitbit.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/19/uber_adds_drugstore_delivery_to_taxi_app/ 2014-08-19T23:02:15Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Rubber Ub' hub: Uber test-drives condoms, gift card, soap etc deliveries
Get drugstore stuff in a hurry – like it's a 1999 dotcom bubble all over again

Taxi app Uber is running drugstore deliveries to customers in the Washington DC area as part of a test to see if it can become more than an amateur cabbie collective.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/13/uber_and_lyft_taxi_war_apps_accuse_each_other_of_dirty_tricks/ 2014-08-13T00:49:02Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson Uber and Lyft sitting in a tree, 'c-a-n-c-e-l-l-i-n-g each other's rides'
You talkin' to me? Dirty tricks claims spark ugly war of words

Uber has blasted rival taxi app firm Lyft over claims that Uber staff had deliberately ordered Lyft rides and then cancelled them.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/12/ebay_outage_how_many_is_this_now/ 2014-08-12T11:43:11Z Kelly Fiveash http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Kelly%20Fiveash Online tat bazaar eBay coughs to YET ANOTHER outage
Web-based flea market struck dumb by size and scale of fail

Updated Online marketplace eBay went titsup for an unknown number of customers in the UK this morning, but the company has been very slow to respond to complaints.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/08/06/google_gulps_down_emu_mobile_startup/ 2014-08-06T23:15:10Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols OK Google: Gobble chat app Emu. OK Google, now shut down Emu
Let's say this acquisition moved me ... to a BIGGER house

Google has confirmed that it has opened up its wallet to acquire the development team behind the mobile chat app Emu.…

 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/30/bamford_joins_mongodb/ 2014-07-30T21:14:18Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister Oracle cluster daddy jumps ship to NoSQL upstart MongoDB
30-year SQL veteran says firm is 'revolutionizing' databases

Roger Bamford, a pioneering database engineer who spent 30 years at SQL stalwart Oracle, has jumped over to the NoSQL side and landed in a new job at MongoDB.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/26/lyft_settles_taxi_spat_to_finally_launch_in_nyc/ 2014-07-26T00:27:41Z Shaun Nichols http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Shaun%20Nichols Fares fair, says New York: Lyft finally gets in gear for the Big Apple
Here comes the pink mustache

Ride-sharing service Lyft has agreed to a deal with New York officials to allow the company to open shop in New York City.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/16/office_365_new_biz_plans/ 2014-07-16T20:37:07Z Neil McAllister http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Neil%20McAllister Price cuts, new features coming for Office 365 small biz customers
New plans for companies with up to 300 staff to launch in fall

Microsoft is still keen to shift its perpetual-license Office customers over to the Office 365 subscription model, and to that end it's planning a shakeup of its Office 365 plans for small and midsized businesses to offer customers more value and greater flexibility.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/16/wigig_wars_heat_up_as_aussie_chipmaker_touts_tiny_chip_for_mobes/ 2014-07-16T13:00:12Z Iain Thomson http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Iain%20Thomson WiGag war: Tiny low-power chip promises mobes 4.6Gbps Wi-Fi
Nitero's silicon beats off rivals' packages, but oh look – here comes Qualcomm

The quest to kill video and IO cables with super-fast wireless connections is an old one. Now chip companies are gearing up for another push using the 802.11ad standard – aka WiGig – to scrap wires and carry data over the air at multi-gigabit-a-second speeds.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/16/microsoft_office_365_wpc/ 2014-07-16T12:32:03Z Paul Kunert http://search.channelregister.co.uk/?author=Paul%20Kunert Microsoft: OK, Office 365 sellers – you can be customers' 'first contact'
All right, partner?

WPC Microsoft has relinquished more control over the way third-party suppliers can manage Office 365 and Windows InTune punters, finally making the channel the "first point of contact" for customers.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/16/us_mvno_freedompop_eyes_europe/ 2014-07-16T08:26:04Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman US freemium mobile network eyes up Europe
FreedomPop touts 'free' calls, texts and data

Freemium mobile network FreedomPop has set its sights on Europe. The LA-based company has signed a deal with BASE, a subsidiary of Dutch telco and MVNO-lover KPN. It will launch in Belgium and then plans to expand to the UK, Germany, France and Spain.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/15/cloud_storage_war_box/ 2014-07-15T22:16:39Z Jack Clark http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jack%20Clark Don't mention ZE WAR: Battling Box touts unlimited storage to biz
Having a hard time being profitable? Quick - give every byte away

Storage startup Box will give some of its customers unlimited storage, following moves from established cloud competitors Google, Microsoft et al.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/15/digital_ocean_uk_opening/ 2014-07-15T17:30:07Z Jack Clark http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Jack%20Clark Smashing, groovy, baby – yay, capitalism! Digital Ocean flogs Brit VMs
Plucky Linux cloud startup floats where Amazon fears to tread: Slough

Cheap-as-a-chips virtual-machine hoster Digital Ocean has put roots down in the UK by opening up its first bit barn in Blighty.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/15/barclays_roving_community_bankers_with_ipads/ 2014-07-15T08:31:06Z Simon Rockman http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Simon%20Rockman Barclays Bank counter staff to become iPad-toting 'community bankers'
They shall walk amongst you

Barclays Bank is following the lead of London Underground and replacing counter staff with machines and people loitering around to show customers how to use them.…
 tag:theregister.co.uk,2005:story/2014/07/15/scotland_declares_digital_offensive_from_the_the_evil_dot_co_dot_uk/ 2014-07-15T07:03:09Z Team Register http://search.theregister.co.uk/?author=Team%20Register YES: Scotland declares independence ... from the dot co dot uk empire
You can take our hard drives, but they will never take our freedom

Scotland has shaken off the shackles of its English oppressors by ditching the vicious Sassenach web address system – and replacing it with a homegrown one.…


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I'm looking for a NAS box for my home network so i can use it to back up all my machines and stream stuff to my PS3.
So far, I've looked at the Netgear RND2000 and a Linksys/Cisco media streamer and the netgear seems to be winning (partly because of the functionality it offers and also because netgear have a promo running where you can get a free 500gb hdd).
Does anyone have any recommendations for NAS drives?
(Yes, i know about freenas, but i don't have the space for another PC and i wouldn't want another machine on 24/7 so that kinda puts that idea out the window)
the Linksys that i was looking at is the nmh410
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It's Showtime for Kristen Bell and Claire Danes.
The network has picked up House of Lies, a comedy starring the former Veronica Mars star and Gossip Girl narrator, and Homeland, starring the award-winning Danes.
Bell and Oscar nominee Don Cheadle will headline Lies, based on Martin Kihn's hit tell-all book How Management Consultants Steal Your Watch and Tell You the Time.
The show revolves around dueling corporate consulting firms. Bell plays Jeannie, a Brown grad who reluctantly finds herself attracted to co-worker Marty (Cheadle).
Homeland, meanwhile, is a thriller about a CIA officer (Danes) convinced that intel leading to the rescue of a presumed-dead U.S. soldier (Damian Lewis) was a setup.
She feels it may be connected to an Al Qaeda plot to be carried out on American soil. Mandy Patinkin also stars as a veteran CIA Division Chief who mentors her.
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So i watched House of Lies and liked 2 songs from it but Shazam and Soundhound diden't know them, the songs feerutad in the show aren't listed on Showtime either but luckily someone on yahoo answers knew one of the songs, which was your song. (Still don't know the song when the end credits start)Things i like i support, i just bought Do your thing along with sunset via amazon.Keep up the good work.
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What is it about me? Okay *deep breath*...here goes: A long time ago in a log cabin, round about 19â¦oh wait, thatâs probably going back a little too far. Let me jump to the more current history about me. My path to the internet, photography and writing, fame and fortune (well, all except for that last part) started back in the 1990âs. Having completed my Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science, I l kind of studied myself into a corner â with a degree that was well-rounded, but not geared toward any specific profession, I literally had no place to go immediately afterward (unless of course I wanted to go out and get a real job). So, following in the footsteps of the rest of my family, I pursued a graduate degree, first at Appalachian State University, then at University of Missouri (St. Louis campus). During that time frame I studied, wrote, did research, and even taught some introductory classes. A diversion that has now become known as my wife found me in Toledo, OH with year to wait for in-state residency to resume my studies. I had always been interested in computers, and took a job at a Helpdesk for AT&T Broadband. The rest, as they say, is history. A career move for her to South Carolina (Charleston Southern), and then again to Colorado (CU Boulder), had me moving between IT positions, working my way up the proverbial ladder from Helpdesk to Network, to IT Manager, and everything in between. During my IT career progression, website maintenance, then development and design entered as an âadditional duty as assignedâ. In learning about graphics, and seeing some of the images that were in use, I thought to myself âI could do that!â. Enter digital photography! The rest, as they say, is history!


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This new Gallup poll still shows a majority of Americans think marijuana should be legal but it has garnered a lot of attention for indicating a noticeable drop since their poll last year. From Gallup: There are only two explanations for the huge jump in support for marijuana legalization in their 2013 poll and the [...]
Gallup Continues to Show Majority Support for Marijuana Legalization
|By: Jon Walker Friday November 7, 2014 7:26 am
Pollsters, Please Stop Asking "Should Marijuana Use Be Legal?"
|By: Jon Walker Thursday September 25, 2014 11:23 am
One thing I wish all pollsters would do is change how the ask about marijuana legalization, because they question they use is not applicable to the actual political debates taking place in this country. Normally the question they use in the poll is some version of "Should marijuana use by legal?" For example: Do you [...]
Why the Legal Marijuana Age Has to Be 21
|By: Jon Walker Thursday July 24, 2014 8:47 am
There is no real legal, moral or scientific reason why the age restriction in the state marijuana legalization initiatives should be 21 instead of 19 or 22, but it is a political necessity. The American people overwhelmingly want the drinking age to remain 21. According to a new Gallup poll, 74 percent would oppose a [...]
Cigarette Taxes and What They Mean for Legal Marijuana
|By: Jon Walker Monday July 21, 2014 12:05 pm
Cigarettes are one of the most heavily taxed products in American but in the future legal marijuana could easily end up with a tax rate on par with cigarettes or even surpassing them. To understand why, you need to look at the current dynamics surrounding cigarette taxes. A very small group of people are impacted [...]
Pot-Friendly Colorado Has Two of the Top Ten Most Satisfied Cities
|By: Jon Walker Friday April 11, 2014 9:10 am
Marijuana reform friendly Colorado is apparently full of satisfied people according to Gallup. The Fort Collins-Loveland is the urban area where most people said they were satisfied with their local community from 2012-2013, and Boulder, CO took the fourth place spot. This gives Colorado the impressive honor of being the only state to have two cities [...]


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