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Surroundings, Marseilles
Calanques near MarseillesOutside Marseilles there are castles, seaside resorts and offshore islands.
Château d'If
About 2km/1.25mi southwest of Marseilles, the fortified rock island in the Bay of Marseilles with its Château d'If is famous on account of the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo" (1844-45) by Alexandre Dumas the Elder. The fortress, built in 1524, was once used as a prison. There is a fine view from the top of the cliff.
Address: Quai de la Fraternité, F-13001 Marseille, France
West of the Château d'If lie the two fairly large islands of Ratonneau and Pomègues, linked by a causeway which encloses the Port de Frioul (yacht harbor; quarantine station). Farther out to sea can be seen the little island of Le Planier.
Aix-en-Provence, France
Toulon, France
Hyeres, France
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Salon-de-Provence, France
Martigues, France
The picturesque old town of Martigues lies on the western edge of the Etang de Berre, about 30km/19mi northwest of Marseilles.The character of the surroundings of Martigues has been strongly influenced by the construction of the expressway and industrial plants; nevertheless the town, which because of its situation on the Canal de Caronte is also called the "Venice of Provence", has still retained to a considerable extent its atmosphere of bygone days. The Canal St Sébastien and the picturesque corner - Miroir aux Oiseaux (Mirror of the Birds) - of the Ile, the central part of the town, are given a particularly attractive appearance by fishing boats with their nets hanging up to dry. The canal is overlooked by the square tower of the 17th C. Church of La Madeleine with its wrought-iron bell-cage.In Jonquières, in the southern part of the town, near the Church of St Genest (17th C.), is the Chapelle de l'Annonciade with 17th C. sculpture and paintings.In Ferrières, in the north of the town, can be found the Musée du Vieux Martigues with local history collections, and the Ziern Museum (Félix Ziern 1821-1911, landscape painter).
Folk Festival
In Martigues, a Folk Festival is held in the month of July.The Festival of Martigues began in 1988 and has had thousands of festival goers in attendance. The focus of the festival is modern and traditional folk music.
Address: 14 Cours Aristide Briand, F-13500 Martigues, France
Martigues Europort Sud
With the petroleum harbor of Lavéra in the surroundings of Martigues there begins the largest port and industrial complex in area of southern Europe. It is composed of refineries, steelworks, production of man-made materials and oil storage installations. In this coastal zone, known as "Europort Sud", more than 80 million tons of oil are handled every year. The 782km/486mi long pipeline to Karlsruhe starts from here.
Martigues - Cap Couronne
9km/5.5mi south of Martigues and pleasantly situated on a hill above the Anse du Verdon lies the resort of La Couronne. 2km/1mi south rises Cap Couronne, from which there is a good view of the sandy bays to the east.
Sausset-les-Pins, France
On a little bay, protected by the southern escarpment of the Chaîne de l'Estaque (which was one of the subjects of Paul Cézanne) lies the fishing port and resort of Sausset-les-Pins, 6km/4mi east of La Couronne. It is popular as a recreation area for the people of Marseilles.
The fishing port and resort of Carry-le-Rouet, 4km/2.5mi east on the southern foot of the Chaîne de l'Estaque, is a popular resort and yacht anchorage. The sector of Le Rouet-Plage at the end of the charming Vallon de L'Aigle is especially attractive. Just to the east lies the beautiful Calanque des Anthénors (yachting and swimming) and the little bay of Méjean.
The largely agricultural community of Châteauneuf-les-Martigues, some 10km/6mi east of Martigues, lies at the foot of the northern flank of the Chaîne de l'Estaque. The beach, the Plage du Jaë, is situated on the spit of land cut off by the Etang de Balmon.
Marignane, France
The township of Marignane, 16km/10mi east of Martigues and 18km/11mi west of Marseilles, is considerably affected by traffic using the nearby Aéroport Marseille-Marignane, within which are situated the installations of Aérospatiale (air and space industry, Airbus).
Rove - Rove Tunnel
From the Anse de l'Estaque in the north of the bay outside Marseilles the Rove Canal used to run in a tunnel under the Chaîne de l'Estaque to the Etang de Berre. 22m/72ft wide and 15.4m/50ft high it was the tunnel with the largest cross-section and ships with a draught of up to 4.5m/14ft could use the 7km/4mi long canal. In 1963 it collapsed and has since been closed. From the N568 a path under the railroad line leads to the tunnel entrance.
Château Gombert
On the northern edge of Marseilles, at the end of the Place des Héros, with its rows of plane trees, stands the Château Gombert. Here is housed the Musée des Arts et Traditions Populaires du Terroir Marseillais, a collection of Provençal art in the house of a pupil of Mistral.
Address: 5 place des Héros, F-13013 Marseille, France
Loubière Cave
About 1.5km/1mi northwest of Marseilles, at the Massif de l'Etoile is the Loubière Grotto, a cave system with impressive karst phenomena.
The health resort of Allauch is situated amid magnificent hill scenery on the outskirts of Marseilles about 10km/6mi northeast. In the Church of St-Sébastien can be seen a fine painting of the Ascension by Monticelli. To the south lies the attractively laid-out square, Allée des Grands Vents, with four 16th C. windmills, one of which has been restored and now houses the Tourist Office. In the Place Pierre Bellot is the Musée du Vieil Allauch (local history).Above the village to the east stands the 12th C. Chapel of Notre-Dame du Château, from where there is a rewarding view.
Cassis, France
The little port of Cassis, 22km/14mi southeast of Marseilles, lies on a semicircular bay, framed by mountains. It was once the haunt of painters, including Vlaminck, Dufy and Matisse; nowadays it is an important recreation center for the people of nearby Marseilles.Of interest are the old settlement center with remains of 12th and 14th C. fortifications, a castle (1381) and the beautiful Fontaine des Quatre Nations.In September 1991 a cave with important pre-historic painting was discovered. The entrance is under water.The cave, known as Grotte de Cosquer, is not open to the public.
Between Marseilles and Cassis lie the magnificent Calanques, narrow fiord-like coves cutting deep into the land between clear vertical rock walls. They are partly used as natural yacht harbors and are popular with climbers for rock ascents. The large Calanques, Port-Miou, En-Vau and Port-Pin, are particularly impressive; they are also accessible from the land and can be reached by boat from Cassis (trips according to demand).
La Ciotat and Corniche des Cretes, France
The port and industrial town of La Ciotat, southeast of Marseilles, can be reached via Cassis. Given sufficient time, the visitor should not use the inland route D559 from Cassis but the somewhat narrow and winding Corniche des Crêtes which runs just below the Falaises, the tallest cliffs in France, high above the sea to Cap Canaille (362m/1,118ft). In the afternoon especially there is a splendid view of the coast from the Calanques to Cap Croisette. The whole stretch, barely 15km/9mi long, leads via the Grande Tête to La Ciotat.La Ciotat, a pretty fishing village with a once important shipyard (now closed; dry dock for ships up to 300,000 tons) lies on the western side of the bay of the same name, dominated by the bold crags of the Bec de l'Aigle (eagle's beak), 155m/509ft high. Offshore is the little Ile Verte (Green Island) with a fortress. In the attractive Old Town are many 17th and 18th C. houses, and near the Town Hall (1864) a turreted keep. Notable paintings are to be seen in the parish church at the Old Port. A visit to the Musée d'Histoire Locale (local history) is recommended.Following the new harbor northwards we reach the district of La Ciotat-Plage, with hotels and a beach.
Bandol, France
The port and holiday resort of Bandol lies on the pretty bay between Marseilles and Toulon. It possesses three beaches; Plage de Casino (500m/550yd long, fine sand), Plage de Rènecros (500m/550yd long, fine sand) and Plage Dorée (also 500m/550yd, coarse sand and pebbles). The promenades, Allées Alfred- Vivien and Allées Jean-Moulin, are charmingly planted with palms, pines and flowers.In the church the Baroque woodwork is worth seeing.
St Cyr sur Mer, France
St-Cyr-sur-Mer, a community of several parts situated 9km/6mi northwest of Bandol, has highly developed agriculture - flowers, capers, olives, grapes - and a ceramic industry.The principal tourist area is the stretch of coast between the yacht harbors of Les Lecques in the northwest and La Madrague in the south.The Musée de Tauroentum - once the site of a Roman villa - has some well-preserved mosaics from the A.D. first century, remains of pillars and amphorae.
Ile de Bendor
The Ile de Bendor is a rocky island only 1km/.5mi south of Bandol, a trip of only seven minutes by boats which leave the mainland every 30 minutes. Its attractions include a reconstructed Provençal harbor, the Musée de la Mer (Marine Museum), the Fondation Paul Picard, with art exhibitions and courses and a huge painting by Salvador Dali, the diving center known as the Centre International de Plongée, a little zoo and a seawater swimming pool.
Sanary-sur-Mer, France
Sanary-sur-Mer, 4km/2mi southeast of Bandol, is a pretty former fishing village surrounded by wooded hills and with an extensive colony of villas. On a hill to the west of the village stands the Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Pitié, built in 1560, which is well worth seeing and from which there is a splendid view. In the early part of the Second World War a number of well-known German intellectuals fleeing from the Nazis settled in Sanary.
Six-Fours - Six-Fours-La-Plage
Six-Fours-la-Plage, 10km/6mi south of Bandol, is a large community of several parts situated at the foot of a hill 210m/689ft high, with magnificent views of the Roads of Toulon and the Fort de Six-Fours. At the foot of the hill stands the Church of Vieux-Six- Fours, part of which is a well- preserved Romanesque building, containing a fine 16th C. winged altar.Along the beach stretches an extensive complex of holiday homes.
Iles des Embiez
About 5km/3mi south of Six-Fours-la-Plage, on the southern edge of the Bay of Sanary, lie the Iles des Embiez. The Ile de la Tour- Fondue (95ha/235 acres) is the chief island in this diverse group and has been developed into a center for water sports. The south of the island, which is 64m/210ft high and steeply sloping, is characterized by a salt-works and bathing beaches. The Observatoire de la Mer, a marine observation station and museum, is worth a visit.
Etang de Berre
The Etang de Berre is a large lagoon to the northwest of Marseilles. It is connected to the Mediterranean by the Caronte Canal to the west; in the south is the Chaîne de l'Estaque, a ridge up to 279m/916ft high; to the west extends the Plain of the Crau.The Etang de Berre is a popular recreation area for the people of Marseilles and district; nevertheless on the southern and eastern shores there is a great deal of industry as well as the large airport of Marseilles and its associated satellite towns. The northern shore, however, with its quiet little communities and gentle landscape is reminiscent of the atmosphere of the lakes in northern Italy.


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Fyfe has made outstanding progress in the strength and conditioning program during his time with the Huskers, adding more than 30 pounds of muscle. Fyfe has a strong arm, and the mobility to be a threat as a runner. Fyfe originally joined the program as a walk-on after a strong career at Grand Island High School.
2013 (Redshirt Freshman)
Fyfe was a reserve quarterback and played in Nebraska's win over South Dakota State. He completed his only pass attempt for five yards, and also had a three-yard run.
2012 (Redshirt)
Fyfe redshirted his first season at Nebraska and worked on the scout team.
Before Nebraska (Grand Island HS)
Fyfe guided one of the most potent offenses in Nebraska as a senior, leading Grand Island to nearly 400 yards of offense and 40 points per game. He was a first-team Omaha World-Herald All-Nebraska pick, and was the quarterback and honorary captain of the Lincoln Journal Star's Super State team. A dual-threat quarterback, Fyfe threw for 1,921 yards and 20 touchdowns as a senior, while also rushing for 746 yards and 14 scores, averaging 6.4 yards per carry.
Fyfe completed 59 percent of his passes as a senior and averaged 16.0 yards per completion. As a junior, Fyfe finished with 1,492 passing yards and 14 touchdowns. Fyfe, who also played basketball and baseball, started at quarterback for the North team in the 2012 Nebraska Shrine Bowl and threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to fellow Grand Island product Sam Foltz. Fyfe chose to walk on at Nebraska over a scholarship offer from Nebraska-Kearney.
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If you want a prime example of what's wrong with our politics, study the response to the veterans' health care scandal. You would think from the coverage that the only issue that mattered to politicians was whether Gen. Eric Shinseki should be fired.
Shinseki is a true patriot, and his resignation as Veterans Affairs secretary on Friday calls Congress' bluff. He played his part in a Washington sacrificial ritual. Will the politicians now be honorable enough to account for their own mistakes?
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You've got a Nunn running in Georgia, a Pryor in Arkansas and a Landrieu in Louisiana.
And waiting in the wings for the big show, of course, you have a Clinton and a Bush.
Does politics run in the blood, or is it just that connections -- especially to money and influence -- are the lifeblood of politics?
Women, Chairman Mao famously proclaimed, hold up half the sky. But not half the Politburo.
Chinese politics may be the ultimate old boys' club. Of the 25-member Politburo, only two are women. Female membership on the larger Central Committee has actually fallen, from 7.6 percent in 1969 to 4.9 percent today. Just one of 31 provincial governors is a woman.
During this past week, in Scranton, Pa., a 16-year old put two bullets into the head of a taxi driver and then stole about $500 earned by the cabbie that evening.
I'll be spending the next couple of days at a forum sponsored by the European Central Bank whose de facto topic - whatever it may say on the program - will be the destructive monetary muddle caused by the Continent's premature adoption of a single currency. What makes the story even sadder is that Europe's financial and macroeconomic woes have overshadowed its remarkable, unheralded longer-term success in an area in which it used to lag: job creation.
My home is like any other, chockablock with stuff that I wouldn't want the world to see: trashy books, cheesy clothes, a cache of scented candles so enormous you might think I'm prepping for some epically smelly apocalypse.
But the most embarrassing thing by far is in a kitchen cupboard, near the Tabasco. It's a green and white bottle of pills - supplements, to use the proper marketing lingo - that are supposed to make me effortlessly slim.
Let's assume, as we always should in the absence of evidence to the contrary, that Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks owner, had good intentions when he confessed to Inc. magazine Wednesday that he was "bigoted."
Let's assume that Cuban was indeed attempting to be an honest participant in the endlessly ached-for, perpetually stalled "national conversation on race" that many believe is needed but neglected, when he said:
Three days after the publication of Michael Waldman's new book, "The Second Amendment: A Biography," Elliot Rodger, 22, went on a killing spree, stabbing three people and then shooting another eight, killing four of them, including himself. This was only the latest mass shooting in recent memory, going back to Columbine.
There was a moment at the height of the Cuban missile crisis in October 1962 when Soviet ships approached to within just a few miles of a U.S. naval blockade and then, at the last minute, turned back - prompting then-Secretary of State Dean Rusk to utter one of the most famous lines from the Cold War: "We're eyeball to eyeball, and I think the other fellow just blinked."
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BKGarry (11th June 2012), GrumbleDook (11th June 2012), jinnantonnixx (11th June 2012)
Karoshi/The Linux Schools Project - Version 8 Released.
What is it?
The Linux Schools Project provides an operating system that installs a server or set of
servers based on your school needs, some of the roles available are: PDC, File,
Print, Web and Proxy.
Once the server role has been chosen, the services required are automatically
configured for a school setting, some of the services pre-configured are Samba, LDAP, Apache, Moodle, Cups, MySQL.
The servers are maintained via a web interface that allows easy to use and remote administration of your network and provides access to the functions of day to day jobs like creating users or changing user passwords.
After a week's worth of testing the new Karoshi server version is finally ready.
This version updates from Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS for the base OS, updates all the software e.g Moodle, OCS Inventory, CAS, SquirrelMail, eGroupware etc to the latest versions, and has all the bug fixes, features and suggestions sent to us from our users and testers.
It can be downloaded from here: Linux Schools - Server OS
As I have requested before, even if you are not interested in using the system we would be very grateful for anyone with a few spare moments to set-up a virtual machine and give it a play, and just contact us with any changes or suggestions.
Thanks everyone,
BKGarry (11th June 2012), GrumbleDook (11th June 2012), jinnantonnixx (11th June 2012)
Congratulations on another successful release Jo.
I will aim to provide some feedback soon.
linuxgirlie (11th June 2012)
Had a quick go installing this under Xenserver 6 and it stops in initramfs with an error message about "no live file system found". Am already trying the system on a standalone test server for my school and this all works fine. Wouldn't class myself as an expert on virtualisation but have sucessfully installed and used a numer of other systems as vms on xenserver. If you want more info let me know.
Are any Schools using Karoshi Server 8 with Windows 7 clients. I've been having some problems getting the Kix security scripts to run in my installation. These scripts setup various registry values in HKLM and HKCU - the ones in HKCU fail with a permissions error. This means the machine is not locked down properly for students.
I have a temporary workaround by setting the registry values directly in the server profile so the script is not needed. Not quite as flexible but it works.
Just wanted some feedback on whether my installation is broken or there is an issue with Karoshi and Windows 7. I have used XP clients with my system and these don't suffer with this issue.
Rob, Melton Primary
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September WTTG's Playgroup
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|Fri, 09-09-2011 - 7:25pm
|Fri, 09-09-2011 - 9:29pm
Erica, I hope you have a great time with your family this weekend.
Here is the code for Jonah's ticker. I guess I should have thought to do that! THANKS!
|Sat, 09-10-2011 - 9:38pm
Christine- That slow cooker pumpkin pie does look good! I really need to invest in a slow cooker... From the other thread it looks like you have decided to WTT until March... sucks but probably the best decision in the long run. I hope school is going well for you.
Jessica- I hope Gabby begins to STTN for you soon. Maybe she is just a night owl? lol, although I know it is probably not that funny to you ;). Oooo remodeling your house sounds like a big project, but will definitely be worth it I'm sure.
Liz- Yay for Peter turning 1! My niece didn't walk until she was 15 months or so and now she's running like crazy. I hope Max and our cat Prince get along once Max is actually able to chase him down and whatnot lol.
Amy- I can't believe you're so close to having the twins!! I love Jensen's red hair, BTW.
Ash- Aww about Teddy giving you hugs and kisses! I can't wait for that stage. I forget that different places have different customs re:Halloween!
Erica- I also love that we have birthday buds! It is hard to imagine Max being Charlotte's size, hehe. He's got a bit more chub to him though, apparently ;). That is awesome that you can use the SNS and still be able to nurse her and it sounds like she is doing great!
Ruby- I love hearing toddlers talking in their own language. So cute! Maxim does look like such a sweetie.
Sandy- I hope your DH and you are able to find a solution re:TTC. Yes, 2 December babies +Christmas sounds like an expensive month!
Em- I love the name Nate! That's so cute about him being into all things boy hehe.
Mari- have fun gardening! I think my thumb is about as opposite from green as it can get... I am so not a gardener. Luckily, the former tenant apparently was really into it though because they planted quite a few perennials. Blooming flowers sound wonderful right about now though, considering we are just about to come into true fall here in Iowa.
Hiiiii everyone I missed!
AFM- Max is doing great. He hates to be laying down, though. He would much rather you hold him sitting up so he can properly see everyone/thing. Tonight, we went out for dinner and AJ was holding him while we were eating. All of a sudden, he grabbed some of AJ's pasta
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|Mon, 09-12-2011 - 8:53pm
Morgan- One thing about the freezing breast milk thing that I was told. Can't remember if it was the LC or my son's pediatrician but they said not to keep it in there too long as breast milk changes as they get older and if you wait too long it might not be as good for an older baby as if you would have given it when they were younger.
|Mon, 09-12-2011 - 9:19pm
That's so cute about your son! Jensen loves to put my shoes on, and if I put chap stick on (I don't usually wear make up) I have to put some on him too lol.
Sandy - We are currently looking at only 3 bedroom places and we will have 3 kids soon. Our thoughts are as infants the twins will want to share a room. They were made to be together in the womb, and it has been proven they thrive and grow better when with their twin. I spent 11 years in a duplex sharing a room with my 3 sisters and I assure you, we all lived. Kids do not need their own bedroom. It's not realistic honestly. So tell him not to stress about the space, I guarantee your kids will be all about sharing rooms until puberty hits lol.
|Mon, 09-12-2011 - 10:44pm
Morgan - I had to laugh at the Milk Hoarder - I totally was. I had at one point 200 oz in the freezer - I think Kate said before the hurricane that she had 500 oz ;) So we feel you on that one. Towards the end I was using what I pumped instead of the frozen stuff to daycare because she wouldn't always drink it all and I was afraid to waste it. I just sent the last 4oz to daycare today :( It's so amazing that I used the last bit I had at almost 13 months.
|Tue, 09-13-2011 - 1:11am
Amy- as someone else said, you can store for ~3 months in a regular freezer and ~6 months in a deep freeze. At this point, I think milk bags take up more of our freezer than frozen food lol. I am thinking we might invest in a deep freezer before too long... can probably buy it just with the money we've saved by not doing formula! I hope you have luck with BFing! Maybe Andi has some tips on BFing twins. What were some problems that you had when trying with Jensen? I just did a blog entry on BFing... http://my-baby-youll-be.blogspot.com/2011/09/breastfeeding.html. If you have any questions, be sure to ask! There's a BFing group on FB that Adrienne added me to that was/is super helpful... I will add you.
Em- so cute that he can be a manly man or a sensitive boy. I hope Max will have a good blend as well.
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Myanmar's opposition is pushing a large-scale constitutional reform effort to remove "undemocratic provisions" that it says sustain the country's current military-backed government.
8 July 2014
Riots Between Buddhists and Muslims in Myanmar's Mandalay Killed 2 and Injured Many More. Who's to Blame?
A few hours before the riots broke out, the Young Buddhists Association warned people about a plan to provoke violence between people of different religions.
18 May 2014
Southeast Asian Journalists Speak Out for Press Freedom
The views expressed by Southeast Asian journalists highlighted the continuing challenges and even growing difficulties faced by the press in the region.
14 May 2014
VIDEOS: Vintage Southeast Asia in the British Pathe Archive
Many of the films in the British Pathe collection are valuable resource that could teach us a lot about Southeast Asia's recent past and even the present.
23 April 2014
Win Tin: Myanmar's Longest-held Political Prisoner Dies at 85
Burmese journalist and activist Win Tin is one of the leaders of the pro-democracy movement.


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What should be the future of Wicomico County's revenue cap on property taxes?
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Did a bit of research and on TechNet they suggesed restarting the 'Windows Management Instrumentation' service which saves rebooting to fix this issue.
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iTunes Extras service, Apple's movie purchase service that provides extra and exclusive material, has a few more newly added features.Read More »
With the new iPhone 6's camera, indie filmmakers have another relatively affordable tool at their disposal.Read More »
Indiewire's Casey Cipriani chatted with Oscar-winner Mira Sorvino as part of Apple's "Meet the Actor" series.Read More »
Thanks to the Apple Store in SoHo, NY, the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival and Indiewire were able to hold a number of in-depth discussions revolving around some of the films playing at this year's festival.Read More »
Indiewire contributor John Anderson sat down with Oscar-nominated director Marshall Curry and Matthew VanDyke on their documentary 'Point and Shoot,' about VanDyke's experiences at war in Libya. Their conversation is part of the "Meet the Filmmaker" series for the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.Read More »
Indiewire's Eric Kohn got the chance to sit down with Angus MacLachlan, Paul Schneider, Melanie Lynskey and Audrey Scott of the Tribeca romance "Goodbye to All That." The talk is part of the "Meet the Filmmaker" series and takes place at the SoHo Apple Store IN New York.Read More »
On Monday night, Indiewire's Eric Kohn spoke with David Mackenzie and Jack O'Connell about their prison drama, "Starred Up," which currently plays at Tribeca. The moderated talk is part of a series of "Meet the Filmmaker" conversations that are being hosted at two of New York's Apple Stores.Read More »
Indiewire has once again partnered with Apple to host the 'Meet the Filmmaker Tribeca Talks Series,' in partnership with the 2014 edition of the festival. The talks, running from Paul 19-26 at the Apple Store in SoHo, will feature in-depth conversations with leading filmmakers, producers and actors....Read More »
Apple could team with Comcast to develop a streaming service to rival Netflix, the top indies in iTunes this week and more tech news for filmmakers and film fans.Read More »
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James Franco film to be shot in Winston-Salem canceled
Updated On: Jun 27 2013 09:20:33 PM EDT
The plug has been pulled on James Franco's film "The Garden of Last Days."
According to Altair Casting and Production Services, the open auditions in Winston-Salem on Sunday have been canceled.
The film is based on the bestselling book by Andre Dubus III, who also wrote "House of Sand and Fog." The film is described as a contemporary thriller set in the seamy underside of American life.
Filming was scheduled from July 10 to Aug. 6.
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I am working on trying to dual boot Fc 10 and Ubuntu 9.04. have followed everything I could find - including trying to mount Ubuntu into fedora - for a ...
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here's what I've got
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disregard sdb - thumb drive, I installed Ubuntu 1st, then Fc 10 - probably some dumb mistake that I cant pin down. Thanx
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title Ubuntu 9.04, kernel 2.6.28-11-generic root (hd0,0)It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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Ok tried that, now I get error #13 - invalid or unsupported executable format.went back and tried to mount it with "mount /dev/sda1 ubuntu" after making the directory for it , and it tells me that mount point ubuntu does not exist.
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Got it removed the "chainloader +1" command from menu.lst after the ubuntu kernel information, and all seems to work fine now.
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chainload is for non-linux OSes only and it was indeed creating problems. Glad that you have sorted out problem.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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March 2, 2013
PHOTO GALLERY: Rock Bridge boys basketball defeats Jefferson City
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February 28, 2013
PHOTO GALLERY: Missouri women's basketball team beats South Carolina
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Volunteers help set up Thursday for the True/False Film Fest.
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Nine quidditch team members practiced Wednesday on Francis Quadrangle despite snowy conditions.
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Volunteers hosted a dinner to feed and thank linemen from varying electric cooperatives who worked long shifts to repair downed electric lines and restore power after Monday and Tuesday's snow.
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The Missouri baseball team shovels snow Wednesday off the field at Taylor Stadium. Missouri is scheduled to play a series against Northwestern beginning on Friday.
PHOTO GALLERY: Eric Rocket Kirchner performs at Cooper's Oak Winery
Eric "Rocket" Kirchner is a career musician in Columbia. He is featured in a documentary, "Trouble Begins at Eight: Music of Rocket Kirchner," which will be screened at the Columbia Public Library on Thursday.
PHOTO GALLERY: People are out and about after second major snowfall
People were out and about Wednesday after a major winter storm swept across the Midwest bringing more than 9 inches of snow Monday and Tuesday to Columbia.
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Volunteers help shovel snow to clear paths for True/False Film Fest.
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Heavy snow and high winds pummeled Columbia overnight.
February 25, 2013
PHOTO GALLERY: Former Missouri football players work out at NFL Combine
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Africa Publications
The Responsibility to ProtectJul 07, 2011
Unedited transcript of "Remembering Rwanda: The Responsibility to Protect" conference, held in 2004. more
Burundi's Transition: Training Leaders For PeaceJul 07, 2011
English; Originally published in the Journal of Democracy, January 2006. more
Goma Workshop Report FinalJul 07, 2011
English; May 2006 more
Report on the Initial Training Workshop for the Second Group of Burundian Leaders (NGOZI II)Jul 07, 2011
English; September, 2003 more
AGOA Five Years Later: Lessons Learned, Challenges AheadJul 07, 2011
Presentations made at a conference held at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars on September 14, 2005. more
Gender and Islam in Africa: Rights, Sexuality, and LawApr 01, 2011
Gender and Islam in Africa examines ways in which women in Africa are interpreting traditional Islamic concepts in order to empower themselves and their societies. more
Enterprising Women in Urban Zimbabwe: Gender, Microbusiness, and GlobalizationMay 01, 2009
Mary Johnson Osirim investigates the business and personal experiences of women entrepreneurs in Harare and Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, to understand their successes, challenges, and contributions to development during the 1990s. more
Immigration and Integration in Urban Communities: Renegotiating the CityMay 01, 2008
In nations across the globe, immigration policies have abandoned strategies of multiculturalism in favor of a "play the game by our rules or leave" mentality. Immigration and Integration in Urban Communities shows how immigrants negotiate with longtime residents over economic, political, cultural, and linguistic boundaries. more
Public and Private Provision of Health Care in Sub-Saharan AfricaJul 13, 2006
On November 2, 2006, the Global Health Initiative and the Africa Program hosted a vibrant roundtable workshop on the health imperatives for Africa and the need for the public and private sectors to cooperate in the provision of health care. This publication includes a list of conclusions and next steps reached by the participants as well as summaries of the three papers commissioned for the meeting on: Africa health trends; improving health efficiencies; and, expanding public-private sector partnerships. more
Energy and Security: Toward a New Foreign Policy StrategyMay 01, 2005
Energy and Security: Toward a New Foreign Policy Strategy, Jan H. Kalicki and David L. Goldwyn bring together the topmost foreign policy and energy experts and leaders to examine these issues, as well as how the U.S. can mitigate the risks and dangers of continued energy dependence through a new strategic approach to foreign policy that integrates both U.S. energy and national security interests. more


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Petraeus had to be removed from his position because of the danger that he might become completely unhinged by the worst withdrawal known to humans—withdrawal from a love addiction. Read More
Petraeus had to be removed from his position because of the danger that he might become completely unhinged by the worst withdrawal known to humans—withdrawal from a love addiction. Read More
You ask a good question. But so far given the known chronology, one could also ask whether Petraeus might not have been more disturbed by the end of his love relationship with the Army. Was it a good idea to encourage him or let him resign from the Army (something which was not required to lead the CIA)? That might have been a factor in him getting into an affair without a clear exit strategy.
It is too early to tell, but for now there is more evidence for unhealthy reactions to the love affair itself in Broadwell or Kelley, or Kelley's FBI friend than in Petraeus (maybe they had withdrawal from having to abandon their love for the image of Petraeus they had in their head).
In terms of the questions you pose both about Petraeus's army withdrawal, and what seems to be Broadwell's addictive behaviors.
This is especially well put: "maybe they had withdrawal from having to abandon their love for the image of Petraeus they had in their head." Of course, this is essentially always true of love addiction.
Not sure i'm buying this interpretation....to wit that petraeus "had to be removed" lest he suffer withdrawal.
According to the latest, credible news, petraeus and broadwell stopped their shenanigans several months ago, but whose decision that was is unknown. One could surmise it was petraeus because of broadwell's response to kelley. At any rate, this hardly, if at all, seems like a withdrawl response from a so- called addiction. Further, although it was obama who accepted the resignation, it was petraeus who tendered it.
Couching this square in text about love addiction and the new seems somewhat of hard sell for inclusion.
This thing looks odd and the timeline feels bizarre. Or is the settling of old scores between CIA and FBI? All this intruding of people's privacy for " national security" does not come cheap.
Or it could be a belated midlife crisis 101.
You are aging, on the healthy side of narcissist, not even a silver fox but not looking your age, you spend time tell your life story to a sexy biographer who laps it up and makes you feel young again and she is more adoring than your wife back home who now looks like your mother(harsh I know but true). You fall in love or fall hard for the fantasy in your head.
Maybe an addiction, but this looks odd.Could be a plot from a spy movie.
Doremi -- Tell me, what do you think of showcase women?
I could see how Broadwell's brain, beauty, relentless ambition,competitive streak and killer naked arms could upset some women - the tall poppy syndrome. Obviously the general was on her bucket list.
Now why couldn't he fall for Nancy Mcnally instead? She would have told him his COIN strategy in Afghanistan was not working and if they had had an affair nobody would have found out, it would have been a knowing smile between the two of them.
I'm to drunk _ really,,,,
...DONT MEAN IM focused on the psycho science that is going on
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For the last two centuries all the catholic experts do is to convert the Jews.
At times its anti-protestant or anti-modernist or anti-individual or anti-unionist. But ALL the times its JEW-CONVERSIONISM.
For "rare" its my RAQ at the NYT / Peele. WTF
Whatever. For the late Susan Cheever had been signs of CONVERSIONANISM.
Unlike the old and od question of judanism/catholism that is AD FINITUM - as a catholic I target x and made it y, the ABC of RET.
The z goes a, on goes the b and c etcetc. The Q goes x.
Now St Peele And Sussy Q is in one ring, its like Godzilla w/ KingKong fighting, lolz.
find another fixation, and seek therapy.
my fixation is alcoholics anonymous
"find therapy" - ROFL I'm double ACADEMICS
what kind of / what for "THERAPY"
I HAD BEEN 2/3 of the DSM-III/IIIrevision /IV, *****
"leave me alone" - thats a top-topic
For the 3rd tradition: I DO NOT POST AT YOUR TRAILER HOME NO MORE
OK. YOU do leave me alone, thats life I guess.
It can take a radical reboot to get past old hurts and injustices.


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In my haste, I have smiled at you in the infancy of our time together and felt the stirrings of something different. Something new. Something patient...
And I'm not patient.
It's refreshing.
There is a wonderful place in the world for those like you. You live in the finest stuff of life. You, my darling, are the quality over quantity I have quietly searched for.
In the moments of silence we shared, we both said so much. Words were not needed between the two of us to enjoy each other's company and that was the stuff of life I needed.
You are a complement to me.
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I look forward to sharing the stuff of life with you.
Besides, my Moleskine is coming tomorrow and there are some more dreams I would like to put to paper.
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That leather book and I are going to be on some adventures together. We have a vision that needs a home.
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Price No admission charge
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Youth Arts & Crafts Fair
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Convicted killer Steve Nunn wants to change guilty plea
Updated On: Feb 18 2014 10:06:20 AM EST
Convicted killer Steve Nunn now says he wants to change his guilty plea.
The former Kentucky lawmaker has filed a motion in Fayette County to make it happen.
A judge set a hearing in April to listen to arguments on the motion.
Nunn is expected to attend.
He is serving a life sentence for murder.
Nunn admitted killing Amanda Ross outside her Lexington home in 2009.
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Quorum Architects, Inc. has worked with Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) in the development of the Cuisine Fine Dining Lab & Dining Room Relocation project. The project consists of relocating and upgrading the existing Culinary Arts Restaurant Lab Complex. The scope of the work includes replicating the elements of the academic program and upgrading them to the current industry standards. An advisory committee made up of outside restaurant peers has been involved throughout the process to assist in developing the design and recommending modifications to reflect a real world learning environment. Students will be taught full meal service for fine dining and restaurant kitchen from proper place setting, serving etiquette, food and entrée preparation. The newly designed Cuisine Fine Dining Lab & Dining Room will also offer a unique interactive opportunity for dining guests. Glass walls located within the restaurant and along the corridor within the building allows for guests and others to view activities occurring in the kitchen and dining room. Guests are also able to view kitchen activities on a projection screen which hangs from the ceiling in the main dining area. The lab has been relocated to the first floor of the Milwaukee Campus, Main Building. This location allows for more public exposure and presence amongst the campus. The project was completed in early July 2012.
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Only minor injury reported in OKC school bus crash
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Description: Shirin and Farhad are two over-forty middle aged Parsi people leading their lives amidst a fast dwindling Parsi community. Self content and enveloped in their daily wordly affairs, they have not had the time to pause and think about love. That is - till they meet each other... What follows is an unconventional love story - quirky and sweet, having its own essence of romance, and teaching the world that love has no expiry date.
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In such a world as ours the idle man is not so much a biped as a bivalve; and the wealth which breeds idleness, of which the English peerage is an example, and of which we are beginning to abound in specimens in this country, is only a sort of human oyster bed, where heirs and heiresses are planted, to spend a contemptible life of slothfulness in growing plump and succulent for the grave-worms' banquet.Horace Mann
In Uzbekistan, hundreds of protesters were recently killed under the corrupt regime of President Karimov in what human rights groups are calling a massacre.Ed Markey
The concept of social inclusion in essence means replacing a welfarist approach to helping the underprivileged with one of investing in them and their communities to bring them into the mainstream market economy. It's a modern and fresh approach that views everyone as a potential wealth creator and invests in their human capital. My reason for adopting such an approach is simple: at a time when Australia needs more skilled people and has an ageing population, we simply can't afford to have one in ten or more of our people out of the workforce due to unemployment, low skills or the effects of chronic poverty. Social inclusion is an economic imperative.Julia Gillard
Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, and as vital to our lives as water and good bread.Edward Abbey
To make the distinction unmistakably clear: Civilization is the vital force in human history; culture is that inert mass of institutions and organizations which accumulate around and tend to drag down the advance of life; Civilization is Giordano Bruno facing death by fire; culture is the Cardinal Bellarmino, after ten years of inquisition, sending Bruno to the stake in the Campo di Fiori; Civilization is Sartre; culture Cocteau; Civilization is mutual aid and self-defense; culture is the judge, the lawbook and the forces of Law & Ordure (sic); Civilization is uprising, insurrection, revolution; culture is the war of state against state, or of machines against people, as in Hungary and Vietnam; Civilization is tolerance, detachment and humor, or passion, anger, revenge; culture is the entrance examination, the gas chamber, the doctoral dissertation and the electric chair; Civilization is the Ukrainian peasant Nestor Makhno fighting the Germans, then the Reds, then the Whites, then the Reds again; culture is Stalin and the Fatherland; Civilization is Jesus turning water into wine; culture is Christ walking on the waves; Civilization is a youth with a Molotov cocktail in his hand; culture is the Soviet tank or the L.A. cop that guns him down; Civilization is the wild river; culture, 592,000 tons of cement; Civilization flows; culture thickens and coagulates, like tired, sick, stifled blood.Edward Abbey
To be human means to feel inferior.Alfred Adler
Q: Do you find quite a difference between the audience at large and the critics as a group? A: Well, one is a group of human beings, one is not.Albee, Edward
To err is human; but contrition felt for the crime distinguishes the virtuous from the wicked.Mohamed Abdel Moneim Fayed
That first novel of mine, Non-Stop, is directly attributable to Heinlein. His "Common Sense" seemed to me such a good story, but bereft of any human feelings. I thought long about that story, and then I thought how wonderful it would be to write about a spaceship in which people have been imprisoned for generations and to put in something of the human feeling. So that novel is directly attributable to Heinlein. I thought, in my youthful arrogance, that I could do it better I didn't! I thought I could do it differently, and I think I did do it differently. And I suppose that on the whole, I've concentrated on doing things differently ever since.Brian Wilson Aldiss
In all human affairs there are efforts, and there are results, and the strength of the effort is the measure of the result. Chance is not. Gifts, powers, material, intellectual, and spiritual possessions are the fruits of effort; they are thoughts completed, objects accomplished, visions realized. The Vision that you glorify in your mind, the Ideal that you enthrone in your heart this you will build your life by, this you will become.James Allen
Physical evils are in nature inseparable from animal life, they commenced existence with it, and are its concomitants through life; so that the same nature which gives being to the one, gives birth to the other also; the one is not before or after the other, but they are coexistent together, and contemporaries; and as they began existence in a necessary dependance on each other, so they terminate together in death and dissolution. This is the original order to which animal nature is subjected, as applied to every species of it. The beasts of the field, the fowls of the air, the fishes of the sea, with reptiles, and all manner of beings, which are possessed with animal life; nor is pain, sickness, or mortality any part of God's Punishment for sin. On the other hand sensual happiness is no part of the reward of virtue: to reward moral actions with a glass of wine or a shoulder of mutton, would be as inadequate, as to measure a triangle with sound, for virtue and vice pertain to the mind, and their merits or demerits have their just effects on the conscience, as has been before evinced: but animal gratifications are common to the human race indiscriminately, and also, to the beasts of the field: and physical evils as promiscuously and universally extend to the whole, so "That there is no knowing good or evil by all that is before us, for all is vanity." It was not among the number of possibles, that animal life should be exempted from mortality: omnipotence itself could not have made it capable of externalization and indissolubility; for the self same nature which constitutes animal life, subjects it to decay and dissolution; so that the one cannot be without the other, any more than there could be a compact number of mountains without valleys, or that I could exist and not exist at the same time, or that God should effect any other contradiction in nature...Ethan Allen
It appears that mankind in this life are not agents of trial for eternity, but that they will eternally remain agents of trial. To suppose that our eternal circumstances will be unalterably fixed in happiness or misery, in consequence of the agency or transactions of this temporary life, is inconsistent with the moral government of God, and the progressive and retrospective knowledge of the human mind. God has not put it into our power to plunge ourselves into eternal woe and perdition; human liberty is not so extensive, for the term of human life bears no proportion to eternity succeeding it; so that there could be no proportion between a momentary agency, (which is liberty of action,) or probation, and any supposed eternal consequences of happiness or misery resulting from it.Ethan Allen
Everything which is, is thought, but not conscious and individual thought. The human intelligence is but the consciousness of being. It is what I have formulated before: Everything is a symbol of a symbol, and a symbol of what? of mind.Henri-Frdric Amiel
Despite the hundreds of attempts, police terror and the concentration camps have proved to be more or less impossible subjects for the artist; since what happened in them was beyond the imagination, it was therefore also beyond art and all those human values on which art is traditionally based.Alfred Alvarez
Human beings have not been given anything higher than wisdom and intellect.Musa al-Kadhim
May not we then confidently pronounce that man happy who realizes complete goodness in action, and is adequately furnished with external goods? Or should we add, that he must also be destined to go on living not for any casual period but throughout a complete lifetime in the same manner, and to die accordingly, because the future is hidden from us, and we conceive happiness as an end, something utterly and absolutely final and complete? If this is so, we shall pronounce those of the living who possess and are destined to go on possessing the good things we have specified to be supremely blessed, though on the human scale of bliss.Aristotle
If ... we state the function of man to be a certain kind of life, and this to be an activity or actions of the soul implying a rational principle, and the function of a good man to be the good and noble performance of these, and if any action is well performed when it is performed in accordance with the appropriate excellence ... human good turns out to be activity of the soul in accordance with virtue, and if there are more than one virtue, in accordance with the best and most completeAristotle
Men ... are easily induced to believe that in some wonderful manner everybody will become everybody's friend, especially when some one is heard denouncing the evils now existing in states, suits about contracts, convictions for perjury, flatteries of rich men and the like, which are said to arise out of the possession of private property. These evils, however, are due to a very different causethe wickedness of human nature.Aristotle
It is absurd to hold that a man ought to be ashamed of being unable to defend himself with his limbs but not of being unable to defend himself with speech and reason, when the use of reason is more distinctive of a human being than the use of his limbs.Aristotle
I suspect that the vast majority of people, not knowing in advance whether they will either end up in a permanently vegetative state or be diagnosed with cancer, would prefer that any resources that would be spent on PVS care be reallocated to cancer research--or some similar enterprise that has the potential to help human beings who might actually recover.Jacob M. Appel
Asylums are nothing more than gardens of human cabbages, of miserable, grotesque, repugnant human beings watered with the fertilizer of injections.Antnio Lobo Antunes
But one cannot weep for the entire world. It is beyond human strength. One must choose.Jean Anouilh
Both security and development ultimately depend on respect for human rights and the rule of law. Although increasingly interdependent, our world continues to be divided not only by economic differences, but also by religion and culture. That is not in itself a problem. Throughout history, human life has been enriched by diversity, and different communities have learnt from each other. But, if our different communities are to live together in peace we must stress also what unites us: our common humanity, and our shared belief that human dignity and rights should be protected by law.Kofi Atta Annan
Scientists tell us that the world of nature is so small and interdependent that a butterfly flapping its wings in the Amazon rainforest can generate a violent storm on the other side of the earth. This principle is known as the "Butterfly Effect." Today, we realize, perhaps more than ever, that the world of human activity also has its own "Butterfly Effect" for better or for worse.Kofi Atta Annan


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OLYMPIA — Democrats on the House Finance Committee approved a $900 million package of tax increases this morning designed to pay for increases in public school programs. Republicans voted no, saying the state should increase money for schools without raising taxes.
On an 8-5 vote, the committee approved House Bill 2038, which ends some business tax exemptions, shrinks others and extends some taxes passed in 2010 as temporary.But first they pared back some of the increases they originally proposed, dropping new or extended taxes on beer, insurance agents, stevedores and janitors.
Money raised from those tax changes would go into a trust fund to pay for changes in the state's public education system, which the state Supreme Court has said must be improved.
"We have tough, difficult choices," Chairman Reuven Carlyle, D-Seattle, said. "We're asking everyone to contribute to our quality of life."
But Rep. Terry Nealy, R-Dayton, said the committee was "taking a butcher knife to these businesses, rather than a scalpel. We're picking winners and losers among our businesses."
He and other Republicans also noted the Senate budget spends an extra $1 billion on public schools without raising taxes.
"We don't need new taxes to balance our budget," Rep. Ed Orcutt, R-Kalama, said. "It's the courage to fund education first and say no to some other people that we need."
Republicans also tried unsuccessfully to add a clause requiring the tax increases to be sent to voters in November. Carlyle argued it was the role of the Legislature to close tax exemptions it has approved over the years that may no longer be working as they were initially intended.
The bill now goes to the House for a vote sometime later this week.
OLYMPIA – From frozen bull semen and chicken bedding to big banks' mortgage profits, Senate Democrats took aim at the state's system of tax breaks for businesses Wednesday.
They generated support from people who don't want the Legislature to close the projected $5.1 billion gap in the state budget solely with cuts, including the Service Employees International Union, the American Association of Retired Persons and the Our Economic Future Coalition.
They generated opposition from the business owners who said they need the various tax credits, exemptions and preferences to stay afloat, including the state Retailers Association, Farm Bureau and Association for Washington Business.
And sometimes, the Senate Ways and Means Committee hearing generated chuckles or applause from an overflow crowd as members tried to sort through three different bills on tax breaks…
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(Updates with debt brake plan from second paragraph.)
Nov. 16 (Bloomberg) -- Fitch Ratings says its preliminary assessment of Austria's plans to introduce a constitutional debt limit "will strengthen the country's fiscal policy framework and credibility, and underscores its commitment to its 'AAA'/Stable rating."
Austria's cabinet yesterday signed off a draft law for a debt brake to cut its debt level to 60 percent of gross domestic product by 2020. The draft law, which is modeled on German regulation, aims for the structural deficit not to surpass 0.35 percent of GDP as of 2017.
The extra interest Austria must pay investors to hold its bonds instead of German ones has soared this year, even as the country's debt and deficit is below the European average and it is one of the six remaining euro-area countries with the highest credit rating. The spread over German 10-year bonds stood at 182 basis points today, after hitting new euro-era records on three of the last four days.
"While Austria's track record of controlling its budget deficit is solid, it does not have a record of sustained overall public debt reduction," Fitch's Mark Brown and Douglas Renwick wrote in a note today. "A constitutional debt limit would offset this, enhancing the credibility of the government's plan and making it more likely to hit its target."
In order to meet the debt-brake criteria, about 2 billion euros ($2.7 billion) of the structural deficit must be cut every year, Chancellor Werner Faymann said yesterday. The government's aims to put the debt-brake rule into the constitution requires a two-third majority in parliament, which means that the ruling coalition of Social Democrats and pro-business People's Party will need the support of at least one opposition party.
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Reports that a company may invest $560 million and employ 1,500 has given Chester County residents hope.
The buzz includes talk of jobs, spin-off investments, new housing, even a revitalized downtown Chester where for-sale and for-rent signs now outnumber the open signs on storefronts.
The optimism comes in a county that has struggled through the recession and the collapse of the states textile industry.
When textiles left, Chester died, many say.
Retailers of all kinds moved or closed. Those that stayed struggled.
When the recession hit, Chester residents seeking work had to leave the county to find a job. In 2009, the height of the downturn, one out of every five Chester County residents was looking for employment, according to federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Chesters current unemployment rate is 7.4 percent, 11th highest in the state. While the unemployment rate has dropped, those seeking help through agencies such as the Turning Point, which operates a food pantry, remains steady.
Many Chester residents are guarding against false hope. Their code words are nervously excited, or controlled optimism. They have heard big promises of jobs before, but plans fell through.
This town lies, said the Rev. Charlie Stringfellow as he waited on his usual order of a scrambled egg, grits with cheese and a slice of toast at Genes Restaurant in downtown Chester.
Stringfellow, 69, said he has seen promises made over and over again, particularly at election time. Once the election is over, the promises disappear, he said.
If they pull this off, Ill apologize, he said while stirring his egg and grits together.
Others at Stringfellows table were more optimistic.
Chester is getting a future, said the Rev. Ronald Feaster, who worked four different Springs Industries textile mills over 30 years. But promises have been made and there has been no action. We need action now.
Stringfellow and other diners at Genes recited a long list of projects that were going to transform Chester County, but for one reason or another faltered.
In 1999, a Fiat subsidiary considered Chester County for an engine manufacturing plant. Alabama convinced Fiat to go there.
In 2000, Nissan considered Chester County. The $1 billion, 4,000-worker plant went to Mississippi.
In 2006, Mel Graham, a nephew of evangelist Billy Graham, announced plans for Montrose Plantation, a 6,000 acre development with 8,000 homes. The recession put the project on hold.
In 2008, there was talk of two ethanol plants coming to Chester County; each could have returned $100 million annually to the countys economy.
In 2009, word spread of a $500 million incinerator project that would have created 50 jobs.
Weve been the bridesmaid too long, said Carlisle Roddey, the countys supervisor. We need to be the bride.
These previous frustrations are one reason Chester County officials are tight-lipped about the latest project, called Summer. The county council has given initial approval to incentives that would reduce the companys tax bill. The incentives must be approved twice more.
If Chester County officials follow customary economic development practices, the name of the company could be revealed at the June 2 meeting.
Under the states Freedom of Information Act, companies receiving a tax break or other incentives must be disclosed after the offer is accepted by the company, or the public announcement of the project, or finalization of any incentive agreement, whichever occurs later.
In September the council passed an ordinance reducing taxes for Project 1223 without revealing the businesss name. Later that month, the state announced Project 1223 was JN Fibers, a Chinese-based company that takes plastic bottles and spins them into polyester yarn. JN Fibers is investing $45 million and plans to create 318 jobs.
The lack of information concerns Chester residents.
There is no evidence something is coming, said Brown Feaster, 70, who has lived all his life in Chester. . But Im for anything that puts us back to work.
Feaster and others said Chester officials need to tell residents the kind of manufacturing plant being considered, and the plants likely location.
Whether the proposed plant signals a rebirth of Chesters middle class that once worked in the textile mills is difficult to know, according to residents. A rebirth, said Ronald Gregory, depends on the people, whether they are going to work.
Barry Wilson, owner of Ezell Hardware, a downtown fixture since 1886, said, there are a lot of good working people here; theres more good than bad.
Wilson said Chesters economic ills are not solely textile based. Small towns like Chester have taken a beating because of big-box retail competition.
Nonetheless, Wilson said a new plant of the size and stature under consideration would do much to restore the balance in Chester and surrounding counties. We need to have the plants running regularly, have the people working regularly and then people working will have money to spend, he said.
And if the new plant needs pipes, Wilson is ready. In the back of his hardware store, a throwback to the 1950s with individual bins for nails and screws, there are racks holding pipes of various sizes along one wall. There is a machine to bend and thread the pipe to a customers needs.
If they need pipes, Im the man, Wilson said.
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Playin my Pally and I noticed that I'm doing some truly diabolic damage, I think that after D3 comes out I'll still play D2.
Edit: I know its 555 now. too much time looking at pixelated sprites today.
Game » consists of 9 releases. Released Jun 29, 2000
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