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Nov. 3, 2004
Head Coach Rich Manning
On getting the win: "We'll take a win any time, any year (in the conference tournament). I was very happy with our ball possession, especially the first 60 minutes. I thought we got a little tired at the end of the game and we weren't as sharp. The shot discrepancy in the first half was a direct because of our ball possession. We've lacked some continuity this season because of all of our lineup changes."
On Carisse Winegar's goal: "I was very happy for Carisse. She is an inspirational leader for this team. She doesn't get to play a lot, but she made the most of the opportunity."
On playing UNLV, which had a bye in the quarterfinals: "It's definitely an advantage (to have a bye) when you only have 24 hours to recover. It's an exhausting game that we play. But, this team's ready for it. We are ready to play UNLV again. We got some players to come in off the bench and give us a lift today, and that will help us tomorrow."
Junior Forward Carisse Winegar
"Whitney (Dorsey) did an awesome corner. I caught it, collected it, and put it in. It's always good to score, but I had help from my teammates. It's really important for us to get wins to help us get into the NCAA's."
Sophomore Goalkeeper Ashley Mason
"The game was a little slow. I just talked to myself back there to stay sharp for that one play that might make a difference in the game. To only have to face four shots in a 90-minute game, I have to give credit to my teammates for that. We definitely are ready for the rematch (against UNLV). We have a bad taste in our mouth from the fourth place finish. This tournament for us is about making a statement. I still think we have the best players and the best team in the conference. Now we have to prove it."


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3 May 2012
I don't think Paul liked ''All Things Must Pass'' when George played it for them during those sessions, which is why it wasn't included. That's also why people say that it is rather ironic that Paul played it at the Concert for George.
I think, I might be wrong.
Moving along in our God given ways, safety is sat by the fire/Sanctuary from these feverish smiles, left with a mark on the door.
(Passover - I. Curtis)
1 December 2009
I never thought about it before, but it's possible George was intentionally holding back his really good songs from Let It Be and saving them for his solo album since it was just a matter of time before the Beatles thing was finally done.
I remember George saying 'Blimey, he's always talking about "Yesterday", you'd think he was Beethoven or somebody' - Paul McCartney
1 May 2011
Surely if he was holding back the good songs Here Comes The Sun and Something wouldnt have been put forward, two of the best songs he ever wrote. He did try and put forward All Things Must Pass but John and Paul showed as much enthusiasm to it as the school rebel does to homework.
9 August 2011
The Let It Be songs are all Phil Spector.
By early 1970 not a single Beatle was involved.
If you wonder why that particular version of "Let It Be" was chosen or this offering of "Across The Universe" or this Harrison song or that Harrison tune, you have to ask Phil Spector (not hard: he's in prison with plenty of time on his hands).
In fact, it was Spector's arrangement of "The Long And Winding Road" that broke the proverbial camel's back. McCartney didn't even know about it.
I don't think there was a drop off in Harrison's production:
1966: "Taxman"
1968: "While my Guitar .."
1969: "Something" "Here Comes The Sun" (I Me Mine and For You Blue are better than say, "I Need You")
early 70's: "My Sweet Lord" and the All Things Must Pass album.
If you're writing one classic song every year or so, you're doing pretty well!
The dropoff IMO came after "All Things MP"
19 September 2010
Actually, Ringo played drums on Across The Universe at the April 1st, 1970 session.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
1 May 2011
And whilst Spector added bits of chat, and edited, overdubbed and mixed songs in his own unique style he only really went near what Glyn Jones had been working on previously. You can trace the Let It Be album right thru the acetates that Jones made.
19 September 2010
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
1 May 2011
If anything John was right when he said that Spector was given the shittiest tapes and made them decent (tho i paraphrase).
Im not a fan of the Spector ACU in the slightest but it isnt much worse than the Martin mix and TLAWR is overdone but many folks love it that way. I can see it being done like that nowadays as we live in times of over-indulgence and manipulation in all things, think of what comes out from the X-Factor or any of those talent shows which do sell. I think its in the book 'You Never Give Me Your Money' where it says that Paul had the opportunity to raise his objections to the orchestration on The Long And Winding Road but waited too long. Two of Us sounds weird without the opening dialogue, i do prefer it. Plus the closing "hope we passed the audition" bit at the end of Get Back really works as an album closer (the worst offender being the the dead ending non-coda on Naked which was never meant to be like that (Let It Be Naked is a very flawed release)).
People do go on about how they should release one of the earliest Get Back lineups but the different recordings selected arent very good with quite sloppy, half hearted perfromances, and at times someone sounds bored, whilst Dig It goes on for what seems like days (its ok at 50 odd seconds if not played often). Thats not to say that there is nothing usable left from those sessions, there is, but what Spector did did make Let It Be a better album overall than what could have been put out.
12 April 2012
I think phil's album was better than glyn's but much worse than naked. I think he ruined some songs with it's orchestra (I Me Mine, Across The Universe, The Long And Winding Road), one song (let it be) with the editing out of the harmony vocals and the mixing of the orchestra and the others with the dialogues they don't fit if you want to listen to the songs, if you want to hear dialogues from the get back sessions, listen to the naked fly on the wall
19 September 2010
Naked is a flawed album by design - Paul essentially took a massive ego trip, creating Naked. It's a piss-poor attempt to create what never could exist in 1970 - an alternate Let It Be. But the reason I dislike Naked (in addition to it being worse) is that they do so many minor edits everywhere, even to the point of correcting John's off pitch note in Dig A Pony. Naked is McCartney saying "look what it could have been" when it never could have. And that, my friends, is the true problem - McCartney, in his twisted way, reduced Let It Be to a joke with Naked, a weird, alternate universe album which is useless. Major changes were made to four songs. McCartney's version was already available on Past Masters. McCartney got the stringless version of The Long And Winding Road released on Anthology 3. Same with I Me Mine, whereas the best version of ATU is Anthology 2's version from right before Rishikesh. There were already versions out there, approved by all three Beatles (and Yoko)that undermine the need for Naked - is Two Of Us really improved that much by not having it's intro? To me, it's diminished. The Danny Boy ending makes One After 909 a better song, and makes it authentic. You can't ignore that this album has no purpose but to say f*** you to Phil Spector. Who was right.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
12 April 2012
I think to of us improved without the intro and one ofter 909 also did without the denny boy line, so did Dig A Pony and get back (although the single version is better) I agree that the Past Masters version of let it be is better than the naked version, so are the anthology versions of Across The Universe, I Me Mine, The Long And Winding Road and One After 909 but the naked versions are better than spector's version and the other songs in which spector included dialogues (+I've Got A Feeling with the first verse from the second rooftop version) are all in their best versions on naked. You don't need let it be if you've got naked, only if you're a collector (which is why I've got it)
1 May 2011
Completely agree with Sun King. I rarely go near Naked as there is so little there apart from the remix of Across The Universe. I hate how they edited Dont Let Me Me Down to create a complete live performance from both takes simply because John messed up the vocals (was it such a big deal?). I Me Mine is still edited because we have it au natural on Anthology 3 however they didnt just give us it without Spectors orchestra but created yet another darn edit. Dig A Pony mixes out the 'all i want is you' part and i dont know why. Get Back omits the coda, if youre going to give us the song as it was let us have it break down, dont just chop it out. The promo version of TLANWR is far inferior to the basic track on Anthology 3 which they decided they couldnt include.
The least said of Fly On The Wall the better - either give me full songs or not at all, dont give me 30 second excerpts of songs that youre never going to release. Have had the cd for nearly 9 years and played that once.
Quite simply it was a hodge podge project that tried to improve on Let It Be but failed. And they didnt give us the damn dvd!!!
Give me Spectors any day, just substitute Across The Universe for the gorgeous Glyn Jones mix and the basic Long and Winding Road. Id be happy forever and have no complaints in the slightest
1 December 2009
meanmistermustard said
The least said of Fly On The Wall the better - either give me full songs or not at all, dont give me 30 second excerpts of songs that youre never going to release. Have had the cd for nearly 9 years and played that once.
Wow, I've owned it the same length of time and have played it at least TWICE! (Maybe even 3 times; can't recall.)
Seeing how it was never part of the remasters, I wonder if "...Naked" is essentially out of print now? (Suits me fine if so...although I own both "Naked" and the original, of course. And have no intention of getting rid of "Naked". Someone pointed out here that "...Naked" restores George's acoustic guitar part to "For You Blue"'s mix, so that's another minor advantage it has over the original, one of the few.)
I remember George saying 'Blimey, he's always talking about "Yesterday", you'd think he was Beethoven or somebody' - Paul McCartney
19 September 2010
McCartney's a hypocrite. Here's how:
How can someone criticise a producer (Phil Spector) for making changes to an album that was to be a no frills, as it was performed album… and, when remixing the album with the goal of creating the no frills album he couldn't get in 1970, instruct the engineers to make edits to, at least, 7 of 11 songs from the original tapes. 7 songs edited. How can you pass that off as a Naked version of an album? 63% of songs featuring an edit. 63%. And that's supposed to be the album that is a Naked version of Let It Be? No. I can take an argument that Let It Be is better with all the alterations. But to call it Naked, with the inherent implications that it is the original, as intended, no frills album McCartney had stolen from him in 1970 by the ruthless Phil Spector is bullshit. McCartney may believe he made a better album, but he in no way made a truly "Naked" version of Let It Be. And that's what drives me crazy. He shouldn't have called it Naked, and it should not be treated as a stripped down version of Let It Be. It's full of the same technical trickery that Paul hated in 1970 but embraced by 2003. Which is hypocritical. And trying to act like it's different, or that situations were different, are a fools game.
As if it matters how a man falls down.'
'When the fall's all that's left, it matters a great deal.
1 May 2011
vonbontee said
Seeing how it was never part of the remasters, I wonder if "...Naked" is essentially out of print now? (Suits me fine if so...although I own both "Naked" and the original, of course. And have no intention of getting rid of "Naked". Someone pointed out here that "...Naked" restores George's acoustic guitar part to "For You Blue"'s mix, so that's another minor advantage it has over the original, one of the few.)
With the Naked mix of Ive Got A Feeling appearing on itunes as part of the Tomorrow Never Knows compilation theres a good chance that the whole album will appear at some point. There is already the Yellow Submarine Songtrack alongside Yellow Submarine so the arguement used of people getting confused is gone, plus its freely available to buy online and in retail stores.
Apart from Naked and Live At The BBC is there anything else freely available to buy as part of the collection on cd that is not on itunes? Maybe the idea at the moment from Apple is wait for everything to be on itunes before new stuff is issued. Might be clutching at straws with that one.
9 August 2011
Mr Sun King CT said, "But to call it Naked, with the inherent implications that it is the original, as intended, no frills album McCartney had stolen from him in 1970 by the ruthless Phil Spector is bullshit. "
Hadn't thought of that. I didn't realize how many edits were in Naked.
Assuming we had access to every take of each song, however, which versions are we saying would have been the TRUE Naked version? Just looking at the posts here, looks like there's a wide variety of opinions (for a change!)
Some songs on Naked do sound naked - I'm thinking of the long whatever road. Macca might have thought of the word "naked" with respect to that song and then simply applied it to his whole project. It does have sort of a racy sound to it.
I agree that he's telling you what the album sounded like - or what it should have sounded like - to his ears. Considering his impact on the production of the prior Beatle albums, I'm guessing that's pretty much what we would indeed have gotten had he cared to get his mitts on the Glyn Johns tapes.
Spector got them only because none of the Beatles (including Paul) had any interest. I don't hold it against Spector for producing the songs the way it sounded best to his ears.
Hey, he gave us something to argue about!
26 July 2011
I've always thought the original LET IT BE was a pretty good album, and while LIB NAKED has its charms, overall I'm sticking with the original.
For one thing, I like the running order better. "Two Of Us" makes a really good album opener.
And I like the little bits of chatter and adlibbing that Spector inserted into the mix, which gave the album the soundtrack feel that was originally intended. I especially like the way he mixed some rooftop and studio warm-up (including John's "Sweet Loretta Fart" adlib) onto the beginning of "Get Back" to make it sound like it was a live performance from the rooftop performance.
On NAKED, all the chatter was moved to a separate "Fly on the Wall" disc, and as I've mentioned in another thread, I doubt many people will listen to that more than a handful of times -- kinda like the "Apple Jam" on George's All Things Must Pass.
Both LET IT BE albums include edited versions of "I Me Mine" in order to lengthen it, but I think Spector's edit was better -- and the orchestration he adds to it definitely enhances the song. I prefer Spector's mix of "Across The Universe", although he slowed it down too much -- the tempo on NAKED is perfect.
12 April 2012
Wow, looks like I'm the only person who thinks Naked is far superior to let it be. Except paul himself of course. I have no big problem with the strings in the spector mix, in I Me Mine it's okay, in Across The Universe it doesn't work with the tamboura but is okay apart from that. In The Long And Winding Road it's a bit too much and worse than anthology and naked but okay. I just don't like those stupid dialogues before the songs and I think in that way naked is far superior. Anyway can anyone tell me other songs (not on let it be) which feature dialogue in the beginning, maybe that would help for me when listening to the spector mixes
1 December 2009
I'd say the White Album is really the only other Beatles album with a scrap of dialogue and other "loose ends" here and there
I remember George saying 'Blimey, he's always talking about "Yesterday", you'd think he was Beethoven or somebody' - Paul McCartney
26 July 2011
vonbontee said
I'd say the White Album is really the only other Beatles album with a scrap of dialogue and other "loose ends" here and there
Well... there's also the throat clearing and electronic noises at the beginning of "Taxman" on REVOLVER.
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Kevin Arnovitz of TrueHoop broke down a story Steve Kerr told about the potential dangers of supplements.
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Kerr was similarly candid about himself and pills, saying that he took Vioxx late in his career to help with his knee problems. "I think Vioxx was a performance-enhancing drug," he said. Obviously, Vioxx was a completely legal anti-arthritis pill/pain reliever, and whether it is really even performance enhancing or not is debatable. But Kerr felt it was. "Maybe some of it was psychological … I felt better, more confident."
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Dwyane is quoted as saying as much on the webpage for McDavid's "HexPad," which are the padded shorts he wears.
"I never have any second thought about taking it to the hoop wearing HexPad" – Dwyane Wade
It's hard to gauge exactly what type of advantage this gives Flash. Lots of other NBA players wear similar protective gear, so it is not like he is the only one who thinks they help. We do know, however, that George Gervin and Isiah Thomas didn't wear HexPads in the NBA "glory days." Then again, guys like Patrick Ewing and Kevin McHale did rock bulky knee-pads that must have helped them along the same lines.
So is this any big deal? Probably not.
But what about Kenyon Martin and others who now wear shin guards? It seems to me that if I was a guy whose main role was to challenge guys going hard to the rim and battling for rebounds in the post, it would be easier to do so if I didn't have to worry about getting kicked in the shins. That hurts. Throw on the compression arm sleeve with a elbow pad that Kenyon likes to wear, a padded compression tank top under your jersey and some HexPads underneath your shorts, and you're pretty well-armored from head to toe. May as well add some knee pads and a Rip Hamilton face mask to complete the package. Take the court in riot gear, essentially.
Now, I'm not sure of all the rules surrounding what you can and cannot wear for medical reasons. We know that full-leg compression tights are no longer allowed without a note from your doctor. And Dwyane knows that he can wear a bandage over a cut, but not a "Band-Wade" with his name on it.
We like to joke about the foolishness of all this stuff (see A Stern Warning's "Over Accessorizers"), but given all the new, light-weight protective and support equipment out there (including the new shoulder sleeves that we have seen from Vince Carter, Michael Beasley, Antawn Jamison and Mike Miller this year), when does it all become too much?
Where is the line?
Hypothetically, I have to imagine that if any player tried to wear all the gear used by Kenyon, Wade, Ewing and Rip at the same time, the league would step in and tell him to take some of it off. But all this leads back to some of the other topics broached at the Sloan conference.
Eventually, bio-medicine is going to offer innovations that are true advantages more so than colorful fashion statements with protective qualities. The panelists speculated that artificial limbs might some day be stronger than natural ones. Cancer survivor Kyle Garlett completed an Iron Man Triathalon last year after receiving a heart transplant and getting an artificial hip. He is a hero who overcame long odds to accomplish such an athletic feat, but what if science develops artificial hips that improve performance?
Arnovitz brings up LASIK surgery as another performance enhancer that no one has an issue with now. And Tommy John surgery for baseball pitchers is now widely seen as a mostly innocuous way to make your arm stronger. But what about trying to surgically attach a fully inorganic arm? Maybe it helps your shooting form. Or maybe it just lets you go harder for rebounds. I dunno. I'm not a doctor. And, yeah, it certainly seems like something that would not be allowed in a league of non-cyborg basketball players.
Well, OK. No full metal limbs allowed. Seems like a good rule.
But what about a titanium finger?
Tougher call.


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Title: Knife Edge
Author: Fergus McNeill
Publication date: 1 September 2013
Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Format: Hardback
Length: 406 pages
Genre: Mystery
Age group: Adult
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In a nutshell
He didn't intend to let her get so close. But now that Kim's become important to him, Robert Naysmith decides to tell his girlfriend his deadly secret. He wants her to recognise the power he holds.
He hopes he won't have to kill her.
Detective Inspector Harland hasn't forgotten the serial killer who got away from him. But with nothing to go on, he fears he will never bring him to justice. Until he is seconded to investigate the brutal murder of a woman in her Bristol home. A random attack, a murderer who has carefully covered his tracks . . . alarm bells start ringing.
Then Harland meets Kim. One last game of life and death is about to begin.
My thoughts
Fergus McNeill has been on my 'top 10 favourite crime writers' list ever since I read his debut, Eye Contact, last year. Needless to say the sequel, Knife Edge, was one of my most anticipated books of the year and I'm glad to say that McNeill didn't disappoint. While Knife Edge seemed a bit slower paced than its predecessor, all in all I really enjoyed it.
The book pretty much starts where the previous one ended so it won't make much (if any) sense if you haven't read Eye Contact yet. Serial killer Robert Naysmith is on a holiday on a remote island and, seeking recognition, he is just about to tell his girlfriend his deadly secret. How do you go about confessing such a thing? How will Kim react? Will she try to get away or will she stay with him? These are the questions Knife Edge focuses on while it follows Kim's journey after Naysmith's revelation.


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The public is invited to attend a meeting on November 1, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. at Kuna Grange Hall with District 22 Legislators. They will be discussing possible legislative issues for the 2014 Legislative Session. Among these may be Educational funding, Taxes, Management of State Lands, Private or State management of prisons, Highway funding, including new funding options.
Senator Russ Fulcher, Representative John Vanderwoude and Representative Jason Monk have accepted the invitation to participate in this meeting.
This meeting is hosted by Kuna Grange members as a Community Service Project.


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Y Combinator Summer 2013 Demo Day, Batch 1: Meet Glio, 7Cups, Prim, Teleborder And More
It's that time again. Y Combinator's Summer demo day is upon us, and we're here live to bring the best and brightest new startups into your world. 49 new companies will pitch their wares for the very first time today, but for now we're focusing on the first batch. This first group includes everything from laundry services to legal help to immigration management… Read More
StatusPage Lets Anyone Communicate With Customers About Errors And Outages
Y Combinator-backed StatusPage is in the fortunate position of having paying customers like Jawbone, Shopify, New Relic, Parse, Ping Identity and Zendesk, ahead of today's official debut. The startup, as you may have guessed, offers a hosted status page for any company with a website, service or application. It's the kind of thing many businesses want to offer their customers… Read More


text: So I've been using babelfish for quite some time to create somewhat valid names in languages with latin orthography. Yeah, I sometimes use babelfish for Russian or Greek, but transcription is a pain in the cloaca. Now, I've been using Google Translate(http://translate.google.com), because of it's selection of languages. Indonesian? Sweet! But, I just realized, Google Translate has romanization for a few languages, like Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Greek, Korean and, after a fashion, Thai. Sadly, no romanization for Hebrew or Arabic. Grr. Still, I can drop in the occasional Firefly-Chinese curse, "zhù nǐ shēng huó zài yǒu xiē yǒu qù de shí dài," for instance. Yeah, no Latin either. I'll have to keep my English-Latin/Latin-English dictionary for awhile, I guess.


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image: Jimmie kesson, – president – Sweden-Democrats
The fight against the right-wing [quoting a german standard phrase: 'kampf gegen rechts'] takes more and more drastic forms. After Sweden's prime minister Fredrik Reinfeldt had declared mass immigration to be a punishment for the voters of the conservative Sweden-Democrats, a social-democrat newspaper published this week a shocking leader where Jimmie ?kesson, SwedenDemocrats president, is depicted as a cockroach, to be gassed by the other parties.
The Sweden-Democrates – according to recent polls at more than 12 % voter approval, thereby the 3rd swedish party – are again and again the target of politically motivated violence. At regular intervals, appartements [of their activists] are being destroyed, car windshields smashed, children of local politicians threatened. Last year, a Sweden-Democrat politician with christian Assyrian roots, Issa Issa, had a narrow escape from a murder attempt, committed by moslem immigrants. They threw stones against the politician's apartment, yelling: 'Fucking christian, fucking Sweden-Democrat, come out!'
When Issa opened the door, they thrashed him, and one of them stabbed a knife into his stomach. Issa survived miraculously, then left the party.
Again only last week, a member [Jesper HÂrd] of the Sweden-Democrates youth organisation was thrashed by immigrants in the middle of the street.
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That price was well over Christie's estimate of $194,000 to $259,000. » Read More
A member of the billionaire Tisch family has a deal in the works to invest in Brooklyn restaurant Roberta's, Eater reports.
Gawker's Nick Denton tells CNBC that venture capitalist Peter Thiel's attack on the site shows "the power of the billionaire class."
The first four Folios of William Shakespeare's "collected works" have sold for £2.479 million at Christie's in London.
CNBC's Robert Frank reports Friday marks the start of the mass migration to the Hamptons in Long Island. And CNBC's Kate Rogers takes a look at how the annual ritual has been transformed by new on-demand travel, specifically Blade, the "uber of helicopters."
Meatball Shop's Daniel Holzman and Michael Chernow built an empire on a simple dish. Now, their restaurants cook up more than $21 million a year.
If a Gulfstream V jet mated with a cargo van, their offspring would probably look something like Becker Automotive Design's "Jet Van."
America's wealthy may have more in common with you than you think.
Here are the 10 highest-paid CEOs for 2015, as calculated by The Associated Press and Equilar, an executive data firm.
Children of wealthy families are prone to high levels of narcissism, which can make them less effective leaders, a new study has found.
The private sale was facilitated by Phillips auction house.
"I believe in buying at least two of everything I can afford. I always open one," Mahesh Patel says of his whiskey collection.
After the Koch brothers denied they had backed the Libertarian Party presidential candidate, questions remain about big dollar support for the party.
The share of million-dollar homes has nearly doubled in the last four years, according to Trulia. Check out the growth in these cities.
Steven Cohen won the dismissal of a lawsuit in which his ex-wife accused him of cheating her out of millions in their 1990 divorce.
A 14.6-carat blue diamond auctioned at a Christie's in Geneva for $57.5 million, becoming the most expensive diamond ever auctioned.
Most of the American addresses released in the Panama Papers are personal residences in high-income ZIP codes.
Millionaires do not like what they see in the stock market and economy. Their investing outlook shows more fear than confidence.
In the escalating arms race of luxury real estate, sellers have a new, not-so-secret weapon: Celebrity brokers.
The average pay for a CEO of an S&P 500 company was $12.4 million in 2015, 335 times the average pay of a rank-and-file worker.
Millionaire investors said a win by this candidate would be a better investing opportunity.
Traditional long-term care health insurance isn't the only option for coverage. Here are three more to consider.
CNBC's Sharon Epperson interviews portfolio managers John Maloney, David Pearl and Nick Galluccio about tech picks.
A college degree eventually can result in higher wages, but some fields offer jobs that don't require a pricey diploma.


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Light up a child's creative powers with this Table-Top Light Box. Objects reveal their intrinsic attributes under the brightness of the interior illumination.
Preschool safe extention cord is UL tested and approved. Smooth rounded edges and Whitney Brothers' 45-point safety inspection process mean this light box is ideal for children of any age!
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MIAMI (AP) -- McDonald's will pay a penny more per pound for its Florida-grown tomatoes to boost wages for migrant harvesters.
The announcement was made today by Oak Brook-based McDonald's and the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, a farmworker advocacy group.
The deal involves payments for grape tomatoes that go on McDonald's salads. McDonald's U-S-A spokesman William Whitman says the increase won't mean higher prices for consumers.
McDonald's will require its suppliers to follow a workplace code of conduct that the workers will help create.
Farm workers are paid about 40 cents per 32-pound bucket. The extra penny a pound would boost that to about 72 cents a bucket.
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Artist: Nathan S. Pierce
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Price: $4,000
Location: Santa Fe at Calamity Line Park, 901 W. Santa Fe
Medium: Steel
Description: All things have a breaking point, a moment when the pain begins. The artist explains, in life he has taken pride in his ability to repair the broken. A relationship that has endured much pain can survive with proper repairs, but sometimes the patches we use to heal often result in a much greater damage. Just because we think we can fix something doesn't mean we should. Sometimes, survival means showing signs of pain.


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CBS Seattle Names Sniff Seattle 'Best Dog Walking Service'
Numchucks the Bulldog (Photo by Greg Valentine/Sniff Seattle)
"Congrats, you're number 1!"
That was the email I got from a friend yesterday — along with a link to the story from CBS Seattle.
Sniff Seattle has been named the Best Dog Walking Service in Seattle!
Thank you, CBS Seattle! Honestly, we're having so much fun with our dogs that we don't always take the time to pat ourselves on the back. So, it's nice having someone else do that.
We love our job! We give a hundred percent every day to make sure the dogs we love walking are happy and that our clients are completely satisfied with our service. Smiles on doggy faces is the only "honor" we ever hoped for.
But, this is wonderful, too :-) Thanks again CBS for appreciating what we do.
Jeanna from Sniff Seattle
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IBM Completes Acquisition Of StoredIQ IBM recently announced it has completed the acquisition of StoredIQ, a privately held company based in Austin, Texas. The acquisition advances IBM's efforts to help clients derive value from big data,...
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text: Hi, I was just on craigslist and saw a pretty decent deal on a burley d'lite trailer. I don't have kids, but I want to start getting in to touring and everything I've seen makes it sound like I want a trailer. Would it be a good idea to get a child trailer and just put stuff in it, or are they too tall and have a lot of wind resistance? Should I just hold out for a touring trailer? Can I adapt this trailer in any way to make it more suitable for touring? Sorry if this is a repeat thread, I am new to the forum and didn't see any other threads that related to this. Thanks for any answers.


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Bookmark Listing?
I share my T9 with my wife to listen to audiobooks. Because audiobooks are so long they are broken up into multiple files. We use the bookmark feature to save our places but I'm getting tired of having to write down which file I'm on so I can find my bookmark.
Is there any way, whether normally or as a hack, to list all the bookmarks that are set on the player? I really don't want to connect each book into one big file, especially since I keep hearing about issues with larger files on the T9.
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Don't know if this will help but go into "Bookmarks" and press "delete" instead of "go". It will show you all the bookmarks and the file name.
Of course this will only let you delete a specific file and not go to it. You have to actually go to the specific file in order to go to the bookmark and that kind of defeats what you are asking, but by viewing all the bookmarks as if you were going to delete them might be of some help. Be careful though because I have already been in the delete mode and clicked on a bookmark thinking I was in the "go to" mode and I lost it.
You probably use audible or something for your audiobooks. I use Netlibrary and their audiobooks are just one big file. I prefer this much more because I simply set a bookmark for the audiobook I am reading and I can easily go back to it. The breaking up of a book into a bunch of files is for the birds. I have never had any issues with larger files on the T9. Don't recall the largest file but I know I have had ones 9 hours long.
Samsung firmware people are some of the dumbest I have come across. You should either be able to go to or delete bookmarks without having to go to the specific file first, or have to go to the file to do either. Instead you have to go to the file to go to the bookmark but can delete it from any file. It should have been reversed if anything.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) was kept busy for most part of 2012 with changes in the way shares are allotted in public issues, restrictions on price movement on the day of listing, a total revamp of the consent mechanism, more avenues for increasing public shareholding and mutual funds being incentivised for increasing penetration beyond the top cities. In an interview with Ashish Rukhaiyar, chairman UK Sinha says he has also tried to bring in more discipline within Sebi while making sure that fundamental and structural changes and not mere window dressing are implemented to strengthen the market. Excerpts:
What do you think have been the key achievements of Sebi in 2012?
Going by the state of the economy and of the market, we felt mere window dressing and incremental changes would not do. As such, we embarked upon some fundamental and structural changes in the way markets should function, keeping in mind the need for drawing household savings from across the length and breadth of the country into the market.
The whole IPO system underwent a major change in 2012. Electronic IPO using broker infrastructure at thousands of places, expansion of ASBA, stricter due diligence norms and code of conduct for Investment Bankers, disclosure of track record of Investment Bankers and, most importantly, introduction of rejection criteria for draft red-herring prospectus are in the rule book now. For the expansion of mutual funds to smaller cities and towns, extra incentives have been provided. Churning has been discouraged and regulations for distributors are in the pipeline. For risk mitigation in the market, rules for high frequency trading have been put in place and these rules are now being studied and even followed by other countries. Enhancement of base minimum capital for brokers, dynamic circuit filters and other similar measures are now in place to avoid any disruption in the market.
The focus of Sebi during the year has been to bring about more discipline on itself. One such example is transparent criteria for rejection of consent requests which has given a very clear cut signal to the market. We also had some important achievements in our enforcement actions some of which were successfully defended by Sebi in courts of law.
Some of the initiatives are significant. Can you elaborate?
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Crafts & Games
Without crafts and games, a birthday party would be boring! Games and activities get everyone involved. There are games, activities and crafts that you can do during the party as well as those you that can give as favors.
Classic birthday party games include many variations Pin The Tail On the Donkey such as Pin the Eyepatch on the Pirate and Pin the Crown on the Princess. The Beanbag Toss and Ring Toss are also games that are made to fit many theme parties. Of course no party is complete without a race! Potato sack races and relays always get the kids excited.
Activites that you can incorporate into your party include coloring, face painting, crafting and making balloon animals. We have all of the supplies you need to keep the kids busy and give them something special to take home as a keepsake.
Kids have the most fun when they get the chance to pretend. When it comes to a themed party, it is always a great idea to have them play the part. For a princess party, they can dress up in princess costumes and wear tiaras. For a pirate party, eye patches and inflatable swords make for high seas adventure. There are all kinds of props and costume accessories you can get here to enable children to use their imaginations. This will be the highlight of the party, aside from singing "Happy Birthday" and eating cake.


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I'm new to gardening, I don't trust the weather around here, and I have never been able to grow anything out doors, So I started an indoor garden and so far it seems to be working, a few of my plants started sprouting. So I'm sort of proud of myself.
So I'm here to meet new people, maybe get some advice when and if I ever need it.
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Only Solo for So Long...Galapagos Multisport
A couple of indulgent hours at the lovely Iguana Crossing pool to rest up for an afternoon surf session, and then El Gringo picks me up with the shortest surf board I've ever used and we walk along a deserted beach where we find a couple of other Ecuadoreans surfing. I leash up and try to gain my stability on 7'2 or 7'4 board. Finally, I catch a wave!! (always thrilling) and a round of applause from the Ecuadorean surf dudes on the beach (as they say in Ecuador, totally chevre!). Two plus hours later, and many great rides, the sun is setting and other surfers have retreated to the beach due to recent tiger shark sightings. We amble back to the hotel - and all I can think is, 'I can't believe I just surfed the Galapagos!!! It is this moment, and a culmination of many others on the trip, that thoroughly and joyfully validates this trip and the path that led me to it.
A late dinner results in the group slowly trickling into the hotel bar, sharing stories about our respective days and taking moments to gaze at the star-filled sky (tech note: download Star Chart app!). All of us stoked, tired and deeply appreciative of this journey and our fellow travelers.


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Revis vs Moss part 2
Revis vs Moss part 2
posted at 11/18/2009 6:16 PM ESTwell in the first match up between the pats and jets,it looked like revis had played moss well in the first match up,for there was exchanges in words of difference of opinions.even though revis thinks he handled moss one on one,but the way i see it,brady was really off in that game,and was no where near to where he is now in terms of confidence,and timing of his passe,s.
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posted at 11/18/2009 6:22 PM ESTAgreed. While I don't think Revis all of a sudden going to get torched and abused, I still think Moss will have an emphatic impact on Sunday's game. Part of that is going to be his pride and the offense's pride. I don't think the offense is too thrilled with all this talk of Revis "shutting down" their best weapon.
I also think the Pats will continue moving Moss around and making it harder for the defense to key in on his routes.
Still, I think we're going to establish a pretty good run (at least enough to incorporate a good play-action like the Indy game) to combat their blitz. We'll also have a healthy dose of screens because our downfield blocking has been amazing. And, of course, take some shots down the field. I don't really change the gameplan from the Indy game, on offense at least.
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Due to his mouth, Reavis is in for a rude awakening. Moss will want him straight up and with or without help over the top Tommy's going to ensure that Randy extracts several pounds of revenge. As long as TB is on target, it's a done deal...


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Ericsson and Huawei Pick Up Saudi Network Expansion Contracts
Published on: 14th Jan 2013
Note -- this news article is more than a year old.
Saudi Arabia based Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) is reported to have awarded contracts worth USD256 million to Ericsson and Huawei to expand its mobile network coverage.
In statements sent to some news organisation, but not confirmed on its own news service the company said that it had awarded a contract for SR563 million to Ericsson and another for SR400 million to Huawei.
The works due from the contracts are due to be completed by the end of this year.
Mobily currently covers more than 96 percent with 3G network while LTE coverage is available in 33 cities across the Kingdom.
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Tye Sheridan must be the envy of every teen actor in America.
The Texan got his start in the business by working under the legendary Terrence Malick on "The Tree of Life," only to follow that up with films as acclaimed as his breakthrough, directed by filmmakers at top of their game: Jeff Nichols' "Mud," and David Gordon Green's intense "Joe" (out in theaters and now available On Demand). Remarkably enough, these three films mark the 17-year-old's only credits to date (though he's got a lot in the works).
In "Joe," Sheridan takes on his most demanding role to date as an abused teen trying to get by in rural Texas who finds a fierce protector in his new employer, Joe (Nicolas Cage).
READ MORE: Exclusive Video: David Gordon Green Explains Why He Populated 'Joe' With Non Actors
Indiewire caught up with Sheridan to talk about working opposite Nicolas Cage, what Terrence Malick taught him, and how he grew up making "Joe."
You followed up "Tree of Life" by working with Jeff Nichols and David Gordon Green. Did both "Mud" and "Joe" just happen to land in your lap at the right time, or are you extremely selective with the projects you take on? Your track record is faultless, and you've only just begun!
You know I am and I'm not [selective]. I've just happened to just get cast in good movies so far, and it's very fortunate that that's happened. And also I'm very fortunate to have been able to work with really talented filmmakers for my first couple movies, which is really cool. I mean I guess I'm getting really lucky, and hopefully my luck continues.
How did working with Malick influence your choices going forward?
It was really an interesting experience, it was the first movie I'd ever done, the first thing I ever got cast in. They did an audition with 10,000 kids to cast the three roles for the boys in the movie, and luckily I got cast as one of the roles. And it was a great experience, it opened up my eyes to the film world, and opened up my ideas to maybe what I wanted to do and pursue as a career.
Were you a film nut before working with Malick, or did your experience with him change the way you view film?
No not at all. I was a kid that grew up in the South and was always outdoors fishing and hunting and you know, swimming in the pool during the summer. We were never indoors watching television or movies, so that was something that I was happy to have happen to me at such an early age, to open me up to watching movies and going out to the theater and seeing more films.
What did you learn from working with Malick that you brought over to your other projects?
Well I feel like it was a learning experience for me, and he taught me to just be natural in front of the camera. He didn't give me a script to read. He wanted my dialogue to just feel natural. If I was gonna have dialogue in the scene, he didn't want it to be written, he didn't want me to prepare, he just wanted me to say it and improvise. He basically just cast me as the character he wanted me to be in the movie. I was just being myself in front of the camera. But you know, it was a great experience working with him because he is a genius. And it was just such an interesting process.
David Gordon Green cast "Joe" with a lot of non-actors. What was it like working opposite them?
It was great, and if you weren't careful, some of those non-actors could really show you up. I'm serious, they're really talented and they have all the confidence in the world because they're not aware of what could go wrong on a film set, they're just thinking, "Oh man I'm being treated like a prince, and I'm in a movie with Nicolas Cage, and life is great," so really they have all the confidence in the world. And it's great to have someone like that to work with, because really they keep you on your toes, and sometimes you don't know what they're gonna say, and sometimes what they say is gold, and you just kinda have to role with whatever they're doing.
Gary Poulter, the street performer who who plays your father is a real find. He was remarkable.
He was a non-actor too. He danced a lot on the street -- that's an interesting story, he actually passed a couple months after we shot. He didn't make it long enough to see the final cut of the film, which is really sad because he was so passionate about it, and such a talented actor, and so good in the film. But yeah, it was great working with Gary. He'd grown up in southern California and spent most of his life in Austin, Texas, and was stationed in Japan for a while, for about five years, and kind of took in some of their culture and their language. He was really a smart guy and so talented, so it's just heartbreaking that he passed as such an early point in his career.
It sounds like making "Joe" was an incredibly rich experience for you. Did you grow a lot making it?
Yeah of course, you experience a lot and you learn a lot of things about other people's lives, and it can teach you so much about life itself, and making decisions, and yeah, I really enjoyed every minute of it.
You and Nic really develop a father-son bond over the course of the film. Was it the same on set?
I wouldn't say it was a father-son bond. I know the relationship is like a father-son relationship in the film between our characters, you know, connect, but not by blood. But yeah I would say it was more of like a friendship. I feel like he (Cage) totally has my back, he makes me feel comfortable on set, and he tells me, "If you ever have problems with anybody, if you have any questions, if you need advice, call me, I'm always here." He really cares.
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You're really just starting out. Which actors do you most look up to?
I'd say James Dean is someone that's really inspired me. Just the fact that he did only three movies before he died at such a young age, and yet everyone knows who he is. It really blows my mind.
Please don't plan on following in his footsteps.
I hope that doesn't happen. You know one time someone asked me in an interview, "Is there anyone you would like to model your career after?" And I said, "I kind of want to be like James Dean." And then I started thinking about it and was like, "But I don't want to die at the age of 24."
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April 29, 2007 12:01 AM by Joe Blackmon
Ty and the gang surprises the Collins family from Murfreesboro, AR,
with the good news that their deteriorating, single-story home will be
renovated to meet the needs of their recently enlarged family in a
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Kim and Dennis Collins believe that there's nothing more important than family. When tragedy stuck in the form of a car accident that killed Kim's favorite cousin and her husband, Kim and Dennis took hold of the situation. They fought hard for two years to take custody over the cousin's five children, not wanting them to become separated by the foster care system
No strangers to tragedy themselves, the Collins' own son, Mitchell, survived a rare form of brain cancer when he was just three years old that left him hearing and mentally impaired. Like his father and mother, Mitchell, now 18, also helps others in need. This July, with the help of his community, he collected pop tabs to raise money for young cancer patients in the Arkansas Children's hospital, gathering 300 pounds of tabs, the most in Arkansas.
The Collins' house is full of love — but also many problems: Their living space has become overcrowded, they don't have the financial means to get the proper additions to their house, and they're constantly facing problems with flooding and insulation.
This family never thinks twice about lending a helping hand to others, so now it's time for Ty and the rest of the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" crew to create a home that's large enough for the six children to comfortably grow up in.
While Ty and the designers, local builder Realsteel Homes and hundreds of volunteers and workers are rebuilding their home, the Collins family will go on vacation to Walt Disney World.
The design team for this episode of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" will feature team leader Ty Pennington and designers Michael Moloney, Eduardo Xol, Tanya McQueen and John Littlefield. The series is produced by Endemol USA, a division of Endemol Holding. It's executive-produced by Denise Cramsey. David Goldberg is the president of Endemol USA.
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Sue willson Says:
October 6th, 2007 at 10:02 am
This took place in Murfreesboro, TENNESSEE, not Arkansas.
B in Arkansas Says:
October 29th, 2007 at 8:11 am
Actually this was in ARKANSAS and NOT TENNESSEE. I was there personally for the last two days.
Jules Says:
November 4th, 2007 at 7:47 am
This WAS infact in MURFREESBORO ARKANSAS…………I worked on the house for three different days. It was a blast!
michael hickson Says:
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this was in arkansas mitchell collins my homie


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Judge in Alaina Giordano Case Rejects Appeal, Says Jail and Infidelity on Both Sides Are at IssueMeredith Carroll
The case of the mom with breast cancer who lost custody of her kids just got a little sadder, if that's possible
Previous reports indicated the judge presiding over the custody battle between Alaina Giordano and her ex, Kane Snyder, ruled against her because her life span was unknown due to her battle with breast cancer. But now the judge in the case, who just rejected Alaina's appeal this week, is saying there's more to it.
According to court documents, the case appears to be more complex, with accusations of infidelity on both sides, restraining orders and both parents having spent a night in jail.
Alaina Giordano has been trying to get full custody of her kids, Sofia, 11, and Bud, 5, since early 2010.
After receiving her cancer diagnosis, the family moved when her husband said he wanted to further his education. Alaina and the kids have been in North Carolina for three years and she's been receiving treatment at the Duke Cancer Institute. Two years ago, Kane left the family for four months to pursue a job opportunity and didn't let his wife know where he was. When he did come home, Alaina often called domestic abuse hotlines.
Now comes word that in the fall of 2009, the couple fought so hard that they both spent the night in jail and obtained and dropped restraining orders against each other. Judge Nancy Gordon dismissed a motion on Wednesday that would have allowed Alaina to maintain custody of her kids, with her ruling detailing "mutual allegations of mistreatment and infidelity," and accusing both parents of placing their children "in the middle of their divorce unnecessarily expos[ing] them to the conflict so the children are compelled to choose sides."
Kane's layer says the case has been misconstrued in public. The children are due to move to live with him on June 17th. The judge said she does not have the authority to grant a stay for the kids can stay with their mom pending the outcome of the custody order appeal, which Alaina plans to file.
"We knew that it was a long shot that Judge Gordon would grant a stay on her own ruling, but I have great faith that the appeal will be successful and that my children will remain in Durham,'" Alaina said after the ruling.
The judge originally ruled Kane should get the kids based in part on the recommendation of a psychiatrist who was concerned about the "deteriorating condition of the mother's health."
Alaina says her cancer is "currently stable and not progressing." She has had sole physical custody of the kids since August 2010, at which time Kane moved to Chicago full time.
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I do not own a mac mini but I have seen this done many times in retail stores that want to show off I do not own a mac mini but I have seen this done many times in retail stores that want to show off the versatility of such a small desktop. The mac mini has two video outputs: a mini-display port and a mini-DVI port. The mini-display port is the same one you find on the current generation macbook, macbook pros (as well as the Mac Pro) and the Mini-DVI is the same as the on the old black/white macbook. I do not know why apple decided to go with two different adapter types but it works just the same as you will need two separate adapters to use two displays anyway. From there, you just buy two "dongles" (display adapters) which hook up to your respective screen input jacks (VGA or DVI) and you're set!
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What about the police? They should have guns!
Yes. Yes they should.
Who said they shouldn't? We know they should. What's your point?
Even in most of the UK, which has some of the strictest gun laws in the world, has a special armed police unit in case of emergencies. They don't take long to arrive, either.
Gun control doesn't mean taking away guns from the people charged with protecting us. Everyone knows that
There's a difference between "gun control" and a "no guns for anyone in the entire world."
Using this argument is, to coin a phrase, grasping at straws to make a strawman.
Violent video games influence this kind of behavior!
No they don't, and everyone knows it. Need proof? Ask someone who plays video games.
Here's what Call of Duty taught me about using a gun: when you need to reload, be sure to yell "CHANGING MAG!" I have gained no actual knowledge as to how to hold, carry, load, or in some cases fire a weapon used in that game. Even if I did, gun use in Call of Duty and similar games is almost strictly military – a perfectly appropriate place to find gun violence.
Yes, video games increase aggression, but only towards the game. I've can't say I've ever heard of anybody shot up a shopping mall because they got frustrated at a final boss level.
Video games are a means of escape, venting frustration, and relaxation. Not training. No military or shooting range in the world would tell people to learn how to use a gun by giving them Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.
There's a drastic difference between a controller – even a Duck Hunt gun – and a firearm.
If you need more proof, here's a review of research put out on violent video games that shows a strong disconnect between what people against violent media report and what is actually known.
The President and his family are protected by automatic weapons, but he won't let your family use semi-automatics? Hypocrisy!
Presidents have a history of people trying to assassinate them. Often through conspiracy.
When is the last time you, anyone in your family, or anyone you know had someone legitimately plan to kill you and/or them?
I assure you that, whatever you do, you are far less susceptible to death threats and assassination attempts. Even among the mentally unstable, a paranoid individual is much more likely to think that someone he sees on the TV is telepathically stealing his thoughts than, oh say, you.
With all due respect, your job is a little less important than his.
More cars kill people on a daily basis than guns!
Here we go with the damn car comparison again.
While this is (in all likelihood) statistically true, more cars are active on a daily basis than guns.
If you want to keep making comparisons like this, buy a gun and ride it to work. That, or buy a new hundred round magazine and a silencer for your car. (James Bond's Aston Martin doesn't count here.)
We can't go around regulating everything that might hurt someone!
Consider pill bottles for a moment.
Pills can be dangerous, especially to children. This is known.
Do you know how this was treated?
By making child-proof caps.
Sure, children can still get hurt by misusing pills. It's just harder for them to do now.
Some pills can only be gotten with a prescription – a doctor's permission.
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At the end of February there was more than one petition circulating on the web asking the MPAA to give the anti-bullying film BULLY a PG-13 rating instead of the R rating it had been assigned. The film was released in March without any rating at all and is currently playing in select cities. However, it was announced Thursday that the Weinstein Co. had agreed to re-edit the film, losing some profanity in order to get the PG-13 rating director Lee Hirsch was hoping for.
The obscene language in question involves, not surprisingly, the F-word. The L.A. Times reports that during two instances where the word is used the audio will be dropped from the film. But, they say, "the new cut leaves intact a controversial scene on a school bus in which three F-words are used against a bullied child. The case now represents an exception to the MPAA's rules; the group typically will impose an R rating on any film with more than two F-words."
Reps from Weinstein say that if the MPAA had not made that exception, the film would have remained unrated, and Hirsch argues that scene is "absolutely relevant" to the film's message.
As the L.A. Times notes, "The new rating means that children of any age can see the documentary without an adult …. The new rating also means that all theater chains — including Cinemark, the nation's third-largest, which has a policy against playing unrated films — can show the movie."
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For the past two years, the legendary Madlib has been bring fans a steady stream of music with his twelve-part album series Madlib Medicine Show. But apparently, the Loopdigga has more in store for fans as he plans to drop the thirteenth installment of the series this March 1.
According to a recent press release from Stones Throw, the latest addition to the series - dubbed Black Tape - will drop this March 1 on the Oxnard, CA native's own Madlib Invazion imprint. But the thirteenth project in the series - which is comprised of 35 mash-up remixes and an explicit eight-page booklet - didn't come into fruition without some controversy.
"Months ago when we dropped a hint that one more Madlib Medicine Show was to come, little did we know that the Madlib Invazion label would find itself dealing with the problem of one printing press after the next refusing to run the artwork," explained Stones Throw in the press release. "Some who have seen this artwork describe it as 'mutant porn.' Others simply shake their heads, set it down, wash their hands. Now that an offshore press specializing in 'fringe adult publications' has taken the job, the 'secret Medicine Show' will finally be released on March 1."
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I've just finished working with a huge program for demonstrating a routing algorithm (using
LinkedLists in Java). And although it seems to be working fine, I would like for more people to look it over to make sure there are no bugs. Can I ask people to test my program on Stack Overflow?
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I've just finished working with a huge program for demonstrating a routing algorithm (using
I don't see that as a real question as such. I'd be loathe for SO to become a beta test advertising site. If you're talking about people performing a code review, I suspect few people really want to review hundreds of lines of code. Individual routines are likely to get more useful feedback - or general design questions. You can try, but don't be surprised if you don't get much out of it.
You will have a hard time convincing those looking at your question to trust you to run the code (especially if you are an unknown user).
Just as it is generally not a good idea to open up attachments in an email from people you don't know, running code which you are unsure of the source could be just as dangerous.
Stack Overflow works best for discrete, specific questions. I have seen a few fairly small "please review this" questions, but they are rare.
you can ask, but the question would probably be closed quite rapidly ;-)
Questions like these can now go to Code Review SE. It opened about a year and a half after this question was asked, and it's been in beta for about that long, too. Please do not ask questions like this on Stack Overflow.
Also, for people who arrive here looking for beta testers: Stack Exchange is trying to set up a beta testing service. See http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/102582/were-ready-to-beta-test-our-beta-tester-matchmaking-program for more information.
Can you ask? Yes. I can't guarantee the response, but I doubt it will be what you're looking for.