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Those of you going to the Lynchburg show tonight, head on back here after the show and post up your review of the show!
Those of you going to the Lynchburg show tonight, head on back here after the show and post up your review of the show!
god i hope they NEVER play there again...the show of course was AMAZING as usual...it was after that sucked with the security..i went back to the buses with 3 other people talked to jacoby for bout 5 mins then he asked if we would wait 10 mins so he could change then he would take some pics..meanwhile a security is standing right beside him while he says this..right when jacoby gets on the bus we get told we have to leave or we would get aressted for trespassing ...major buzzkill of my night...but i had a good time anyway!!
Oh, I agree, the concert was awesome! 2 things that really pissed me off was...1) the said we had to buy VIP passes, hell they didn't even sell VIP passes for this show and 2) they said PAPA's manager said we had to go which was bullshit and I told security that. Basically the venue security didn't want to stay, don't lie to fans. Yea we almost got arrested.
yea dude said if we didnt have a pass we couldnt be by the bus..i have been to about 20 papa roach concerts and i have never once EVER heard that.he said the owner of the place said that..didnt say anythign about their manager...that just pissed me off ecspecially since both the guys standing there heard jacoby tell me to wait right there..i emailed jerry about it and told him what happened and he said he was sorry to hear that happened like that and how we were treated that way but hes just getting over having bronchitis so he wasnt feeling good anyway.
I agree!! That was so stupid, then they came up to our cars and said they were going to charge us if we didn't leave THEIR parking lot and if we didn't believe him just try him WTF!!! That old ass cop heard Jacoby say he would be back in 10min beacuse he said it was ok for us to stand there and wait but when that was brought up to him he was like who is that!! I hope they never play there again either or anybody else for that matter!! They said the owner of the venue wanted us to leave and there wasn't anything they could do about it! I don't understand how out of all the people that were there only 1 person had a pass!! The show was amazing as usual though I still can't hear that well today
all i know is that i wont go to another show there!.so i hope they dont play there again.lol.why they played in that one horse town is beyond me..but im glad they at least had a show in VA! so i can only complain but so much!
Were there any P Roach items under $20 there?
I dont think so.the shirt i got was $30...then again..i dont remember the last time i bought any p roach item under $20 except for a cd.
I'm going to have to agree with everyone here about the after show situation. The owner and his wife were both asses! We drove 4 hours from SC to see this show, knowing I had to drive 4 hours back and would be lucky if I got 2 hrs sleep before I had to be at work at 7:20 am. I did it because I love Papa Roach shows and try to go to every one that is within 5-6 hrs driving time. We got there at 4:00 with plans to eat at the "club buffet" because their website said it was always open on show nights and those that ate at the buffet could stay in for the show and didn't need to wait in line. As my friend was looking for the entrance for the club, the owners wife drove by and told her we couldn't be there because they weren't open yet, that we needed to leave and go somewhere else and come back at 6:00 when doors open. There was no buffet. Hello, false advertising! I didn't drive 4 hours to end up at the back of the line with no hope of being near the stage! And then of course there was the disaster after the show. I didn't want to be arrested so I headed to my car. As I was putting the address in my GPS to leave ANOTHER cop knocked on my window and said if I didn't leave right then I was going to jail. I WAS TRYING TO LEAVE!!! The only thing that saved the night was the face melting Papa Roach performance! We did come back around 5:30 and managed to get on the barricade. The show was rocking as always. I was so glad they played One Track Mind :) Every time I start to get pissed about the owners I just try to think about the show, which was worth all the other hell we had to go through before and after. I'll be at the next show within driving distance, maybe I can get a pic then.
Papa Roach Killed this show but ... the opening bands weren't great. Who tha hell was that old ass band anyways ?? I didnt think papa roach was ever coming out. Then after the show we went back near the bus to get autographs and the cop told us we had to leave so i went and asked him why and he said thats what they were told to do he told me to go ask the cop at the back if they were doing autographs and the cop at the bus said maybe later i was like look dude i have to get home i have two kids to go home to. so he went and knocked on the bus door and the manager said they might sign some later. so then jacoby came off the bus and i screamed at him he said he would sign my shirt real quick he wanted to go lay on his hammock.
I was glad i got him to sign my shirt. But i totally agree with everyone else papa roach rocked but the venue sucked !!!
did the play one track mind?!?!?!?!
did the play one track mind?!?!?!?!
Yeah it was great song. I thought the sound system at Cattle Annies wasnt the best it was hard to hear what some of the bands were saying in between songs and some of the words to the songs. With papa roach i understood all of the songs though because i know them by heart.


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Recipe type:
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1 can refried beans
1 can sweet corn
½ can gluten-free enchilada sauce (or try tomato sauce or salsa)
2 cup shredded cooked chicken
1 package taco seasoning mix (McCormick)
shredded cheese
Grease a 2 quart casserole dish.
Spread the refried beans over the bottom of the dish.
Drain the corn and spread over the beans.
Heat the chicken in a skillet, add the taco seasoning mix and water according to package instructions.
Put the chicken over the corn in the dish.
Spread about half a can of enchilada sauce over the chicken.
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However brands being able to effectively use mobiles for marketing is a fairly recent occurrence. 'It wasn't that long ago that mobile phones offered very limited opportunities to brands,' says Pimentel-Pinto. 'They could use ringtones WAP sites, themes and occasionally some clunky video, but that was all. It was therefore not surprising that mobile marketing activity was often tagged onto the marketing campaigns as an after thought. Pimentel-Pinto also cites the limitations of the handsets from a few years back and the cost of data as being key reasons why brands often overlooked the potential of mobile.
According to Pimentel-Pinto the catalyst for change was the arrival of the Apple iPhone in 2007. 'The device rewrote the game plan and meant that that primary content could now be developed for mobiles. Content suddenly became easy to install (via the iTunes store), brands now had rich design opportunities and the device's touch screen offered true interaction.'
The iPhone also engineered the shift from mobiles as primarily voice-centric devices to gadgets where data becomes, for some users anyway, the mobile's core function. It also sparked the growth of similar devices using Google's Android operating system as well as the introduction of inexpensive data plans.
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Pimentel-Pinto then went on to highlight three recent examples of work Agency Mobile has done for brands. He showed a 'Design your own trainers' iPhone app for Reebok, which enables those who download it to create customised footwear and a 'how to' app which the agency made for BBC Good Food. Pimentel-Pinto also showcased an iPhone app called Stuck which was developed for Swift Cover and has been downloaded 50,000 times.


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June's just around the corner, signaling summer's approach, and even though San Francisco may not have gotten the memo judging by this weekend's weather alone, we've been making the best of the extended sunlight hours. Here are some of our favorite outdoor activities easily doable in a single afternoon.
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5 U.S. Code § 4501 - Definitions
Historical and Revision Notes
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Sept. 1, 1954, ch. 1208, § 303, 68 Stat. 1113.
Aug. 18, 1959, Pub. L. 86–168, § 202(d), 73 Stat. 389.
In paragraph (1), the term "Executive agency" is coextensive with and substituted for "executive department or independent agency in the executive branch of the Government including a Government-owned or controlled corporation" in view of the definition of "Executive agency" in section 105. Application to the General Accounting Office (included in the term "Executive agency") is based on former section 933a.
Paragraph (2) is supplied because the definition of "employee" in section 2105 does not encompass individuals employed by the government of the District of Columbia.
Paragraph (3) is supplied for clarity and convenience.
Standard changes are made to conform with the definitions applicable and the style of this title as outlined in the preface to the report.
1993—Par. (2)(A). Pub. L. 103–89 amended subpar. (A) generally. Prior to amendment, subpar. (A) read as follows: "an employee as defined by section 2105 of this title, but does not include an employee covered by the performance management and recognition system established under chapter 54 of this title; and".
1990—Par. (1). Pub. L. 101–474 redesignated subpars. (C) to (H) as (B) to (G), respectively, and struck out former subpar. (B) which included Administrative Office of United States Courts within definition of "agency".
1988—Par. (1)(H). Pub. L. 100–690 added subpar. (H).
1984—Par. (2)(A). Pub. L. 98–615 substituted "the performance management and recognition system established under chapter 54" for "the merit pay system established under section 5402".
1981—Pub. L. 97–35 substituted "subchapter" for "chapter" in provision preceding par. (1).
1978—Par. (2)(A). Pub. L. 95–454 inserted reference to an employee covered by merit pay system established under section 5402 of this title.
"Government Publishing Office" substituted for "Government Printing Office" in par. (1)(E) on authority of section 1301(b) of Pub. L. 113–235, set out as a note preceding section 301 of Title 44, Public Printing and Documents.
Amendment by Pub. L. 103–89 effective Nov. 1, 1993, see section 3(c) of Pub. L. 103–89, set out as a note under section 3372 of this title.
Section 205 of Pub. L. 98–615 provided that amendment by Pub. L. 98–615 was effective Oct. 1, 1984, and applicable with respect to pay periods commencing on or after that date, with certain exceptions and qualifications.
Pub. L. 97–35, title XVII, § 1703(c), Aug. 13, 1981, 95 Stat. 756, provided that:
Pub. L. 95–454, title V, § 504(a), Oct. 13, 1978, 92 Stat. 1184, provided that amendment by Pub. L. 95–454 was effective on first day of first applicable pay period which began on or after Oct. 1, 1981, except it could take effect with respect to any category or categories of positions before such day to extent prescribed by Director of Office of Personnel Management.
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McFADDEN, Earl Thomas, 82, South Wheeling, passed away on January 10, 2014, in the Ohio Valley Medical Center.
He was born in Wheeling, WV, on August 2, 1931, son of the late Robert and Irene McFadden.
Earl was a retired Maintenance Engineer for the Central Union Building, Wheeling and a Christian by faith.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy Jewell Matthews, and four brothers, Sonny, Robert, Verdon and Pete.
He is survived by five sons, Buster (Alice) Grubba, Sluggo (Shirley) Grubba, Joe Matthews, Robert (Marcie) Grubba all of Wheeling, WV, Jerry (Ruthie) Grubba of Columbus, OH.; three daughters, Donna (Joe) Wilson, Brenda (Rick) Pritt both of Wheeling, WV and Millie (Roger) Clem of Wellsburg, WV. Also surviving are 25 grandchildren and 67 great- grand children.
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Services and interment will be held at the convenience of the family.
Arrangements by Kepner Funeral Home, South Wheeling.
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text: NI21 leader McCrea denies sex allegations 23 May 2014 NI21 leader Basil McCrea has strenuously denied allegations of "inappropriate sexual activity" amid an ongoing crisis within the party. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The Lagan Valley MLA confirmed on Friday morning that he has emailed his colleagues to acknowledge that claims have been levelled against him.Mr McCrea told the BBC he has done nothing wrong and said the allegations were only brought to his attention on Thursday."There obviously are social media rumours and such like, there is a specific allegation coming forward now, and now there is such a thing, then I can go and respond to it," the NI21 leader said."In these issues it's important you respond in the appropriate way and I will be looking to see how we can do that."It comes after a disagreement emerged between Basil McCrea and party deputy leader John McCallister this week when NI21 changed its designation from 'unionist' to 'other'.Mr McCallister has described the change as "crazy" and said that it showed how "dysfunctional" the party had become.No matter what happens, Basil McCrea and John McCallister are damaged politicallyUTV's Political Editor Ken ReidThe South Down MLA has claimed it was orchestrated to force him out because he had raised allegations about Mr McCrea's behaviour.Mr McCallister said it was an attempt to thwart an external report into his conduct, adding: "The report comes to me, so if I was not in position, therefore, the process could be easily stopped."The developments come after NI21's European candidate Tina McKenzie dramatically resigned from the party executive on Thursday night a short time after polls closed in Northern Ireland.Speaking to UTV at the count in Belfast on Friday, she said: "I'm absolutely devastated."I've worked for the last year on this campaign and done everything I could do personally to bring the party to where we brought it to as a team."You've heard from Basil and you've heard from John and I categorically, alongside the Executive, have said that we will not be discussing the details with any media until we discuss it with those 46 candidates. The candidates at this stage need be given the absolute facts."She failed to be elected in Belfast's Balmoral District Electoral Area, where she competed in the local Government poll.Earlier Ms McKenzie tweeted: "So sad that freshpolitics has been let down by old politicians. I have resigned from the Executive but still fully support NI21."If elected I will stand but will not work for people who play dirty tricks and dirty politics."She later deactivated her Twitter account.UTV's Political Editor Ken Reid said NI21 may now be finished. He continued: "Almost by the hour the situation for the party seems to be worsening."Basil McCrea this morning has confirmed what the allegations against him actually are - and he vehemently denies them - but they are in a pretty difficult, indeed hopeless, situation."It is unusual in Northern Ireland to have a new party, two very high-profile media performers, then the whole thing is fought out in the media."The party as such, in my opinion, is finished. I just don't see a way back."#utvelectionan emotional Tina McKenzie tells me she is not willing to accept either Basil McCrea or John McCallister as leader of NI21— Tracey Magee (@Tracey_utv) May 23, 2014 © UTV Share Share Share


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VALENCIA, Calif. - With one round remaining in the Pac-12 Championships, the Washington State women's golf team is in 11th place at 53-over.
Kristen Rue led the Cougars in the second round of the tournament. Rue matched her 77 from round one to put her at 10-over par for the tournament with the final round remaining. She is leading Washington State in her tie for 41st place.
The Cougars were 30-over in Tuesday's second round, which was the worst mark of the round.
No. 1 Southern California continued its dominance by carding a 3-over in the second round. The tournament leader is 5-under going into Wednesday's final round.
Wednesday's final round will begin at the Valencia Country Club at 8 a.m. Live scoring will be available during tournament play at golfstat.com, and final results will be posted at wsucougars.com at the conclusion of the competition.


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"The best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing." -- Theodore Roosevelt, 1903
One year ago, Government Technology carried an interview with Jeremy Rifkin on Information Age changes in work and employment. This year, as state and local government agencies struggle to find and retain technical staff, some of Rifkin's assertions are worth revisiting.
First, Rifkin said, "We are moving out of the Industrial Age and into the Information Age. Computers, telecommunications, robots and intelligent machines are replacing traditional jobs. At risk are not only factory jobs but many categories of middle management and white-collar positions, such as clerks, secretaries, bank tellers, librarians and sales people."
Our blue-collar nation of the 1960s, said Rifkin, employed one third of the workforce on the factory floor. Today, even though we're still the top manufacturing nation, factory-floor employment is down to only 17 percent of the workforce. By 2020, he said, there will be virtually no such jobs left. In 1980, for example, US Steel employed 120,000 workers. Today, 20,000 workers -- armed with automation -- produce more steel than those 120,000 did. The trend is worldwide, and by 2020 only 2 percent of the global workforce will be engaged in mass, assembly-line production, he predicted.
Rifkin maintained that, while manufacturing absorbed the displaced agricultural workers of the early 1900s, technology will not have the capacity to absorb displaced manufacturing and service-industry workers, citing layoffs in the banking, finance, insurance, wholesale and retail sectors.
"The new companies," said Rifkin, "are fast, quick, flexible. They are made up of a small, entrepreneurial elite -- a core professional and technical staff and a "just in time" workforce.
While Rifkin's assessment may prove accurate in the long run, today the pendulum has swung the other direction. In the year since Rifkin was interviewed, unemployment dropped to an all-time low, welfare recipients are entering the job market, and there is an ever-increasing shortage of staff that is knowledgeable in information technology. The rising economy has lifted most boats. Help-wanted signs abound in fast-food restaurants, and an estimated 300,000 highly skilled IT jobs remain vacant.
This high-water mark in employment and enterprise is a good time to consider the fluctuations that will inevitably occur and how we can prepare for them. While highly skilled programmers move easily from company to company or project to project, the "just-in-time" workforce -- assembling the latest boxes as temporary workers -- are not so flexible.
Twenty years ago, students could drop out of school and -- working in mills and factories -- still earn enough to support a family, buy a car and live at least part of the American Dream. But that "default mode" is dwindling away, as is the middle management no longer needed to supervise huge numbers of laborers. With electronic payroll deposits, ATMs and point-of-sale transactions, for example, many people go a year or more without facing a bank clerk or a gas station attendant.
While fast-food jobs can help train kids in such skills as punctuality, working cooperatively with a group and providing good service to customers, the core skills of tomorrow's workforce relate directly to Rifkin's description of those "fast, flexible, new companies." Tomorrow's students must not only be able to work in such a world, they must be prepared to create those companies as the world changes daily and new opportunities appear and disappear.
To build flexibility requires grounding in the basics of this new age -- math, science, the ability to communicate clearly, to study, assimilate and apply new ideas and technologies. In addition, a "just-in-time" workforce needs "just-in-time education," not mental warehouses built on the industrial model, crammed with disconnected lessons like auto parts awaiting the moment when "this" or "that" information will be needed. Instead, lifelong learning, on-the-job training, apprenticeships and constant retraining and upgrading are essential. User group meetings, technology conferences, professional journals, distance learning and virtual classrooms are only the beginning.
We have long prized creativity, flexibility and ingenuity in the few. Tomorrow's society will require it in the many. As our machines become smarter, so must we.
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A good script, okay leads and some mobile direction make "The Abduction Club," an enjoyable costume romp that would have been even better with star power in the saddle. Romantic adventure about 18th-century Irish bachelors on the lookout for rich wives. Whether a market exists for such fare will be tested when pic goes wide in Blighty.
A good script, okay leads and some highly mobile direction make the best of "The Abduction Club," an enjoyable costume romp that would have been even better with star power in the saddle. Serio-comic romantic adventure about an 18th-century association of Irish bachelors on the lookout for rich wives carries a modern edge but not enough to spoil the general fun. Whether a market exists for such historical fare, without major names or action gizmos or Jane Austen's authorship to drive it, will be tested when pic goes wide in Blighty July 19."Based on true events," yarn is set in Co. Waterford, Ireland, 1780, a time when eldest sons by law inherited family estates, leaving younger brothers to embrace the priesthood or heiresses. Out of this state of affairs evolved so-called abduction clubs, which "kidnapped" wealthy daughters who'd already been charmed face-to-face and who are then given a night to decide if they want to marry the guy. If not, they're allowed to return to their family manse. To sell this unlikely concept, film cleverly starts with a smoothly executed kidnapping, at pistol point, of a willing young babe (Amy Sheils) by a likable young blade (Ben Palmer) and his fellow association members. Happy outcome, on both sides, shows the system at its most workable. Story proper focuses on the seemingly wealthy Kennedy family, whose younger daughter, Anne (Sophia Myles), is being courted against her will by a rich businessman, Power (Liam Cunningham). Separately, abduction club member Byrne (Daniel Lapaine) targets Anne's elder sister, Catherine (Alice Evans).During the subsequent bungled kidnap, Byrne's buddy, Strang (Matthew Rhys), finds himself thrown together with the feisty Anne, who's come along for the ride. Unfortunately, she's only 17 — and abduction club rules prohibit taking any woman under 18 and more than one from the same family at the same time. When Byrne and Strang refuse to return the women forthwith, the club's leader, Sir Myles (Patrick Malahide), expels them. And when Power alerts the local militia, with the help of the Attorney General (Edward Woodward), the two women decide, at least temporarily, to take their chances with the young men. Lengthy set-up to what is basically a mismatched romancer pays dividends in the second act as the quartet of thesps develops an easy, likable chemistry and the script manages to bring a fresh feel to generic material. Having politely rejected their suitors in a nicely written and played sequence earlier on, the sisters gradually develop a rapprochement with the men while on the road fleeing Power's men. Screenplay has a classic three-act architecture — comparatively rare in current Brit cinema — which gives the film a satisfying, if slightly old-fashioned, feel. The end is hardly in doubt, but the way in which the older, pragmatic Catherine and younger, pert Anne both leave the door ever so slightly open in their different ways, while seeming to slam it shut in the men's faces, is a tribute to the well-worked script by Bill Britten and Richard Crawford as well as the playing of Evans (wise and wry) and Myles (channeling a younger Kate Winslet). However, with most of the elements in place on the tech and writing sides, there's the feel that with four name stars, pic really could have taken flight. As the male leads, Australian-born Lapaine and Welsh thesp Rhys don't exhibit much natural chemistry between themselves (making their attempts at jocularity seem forced), though both blend together well enough in the foursome. Lapaine is the most charismatic of the lot. Supporting cast of elders is strong, with Woodward, Malahide and, especially, the fearsomely focused Cunningham bringing real weight to their roles. Technical credits are smooth, led by Howard Atherton's widescreen lensing of the Irish countryside and locations, and Pamela Power's tight (sometimes too tight) shearing to a trim 95 minutes. Shaun Davey's symphonic score, with classical flavorings, keeps things bubbling along, and costume and production design (especially details of food) is natural and full of small, unexpected grace notes. Pic thankfully avoids the chaotic, over-designed look of the misconceived "Plunkett & Macleane" (1999), set in London a couple of decades earlier. For the record, film's initial director, in fall 2000, was co-scripter Britten, replaced after a few days by Stefan Schwartz, whose commercial smarts have already been proven on his road movie "Soft Top, Hard Shoulder" and caper comedy "Shooting Fish."
The Abduction Club
A Pathe release (in U.K.) of a Pathe Pictures presentation, in association with Film Council and Le Studio Canal Plus, of a Gruber Films (U.K.)/UGC YM (France)/Samson Prods. (Ireland) production, in association with KC Medien. (International sales: Pathe Intl., London.) Produced by Neil Peplow, Yves Marmion, Richard Holmes, David Collins. Executive producers, Francois Ivernel, Cameron McCracken. Directed by Stefan Schwartz. Screenplay, Bill Britten, Richard Crawford.
Camera (Technicolor prints, widescreen), Howard Atherton; editor, Pamela Power; music, Shaun Davey; production designer, Sarah Greenwood; art directors, Alison Harvey, Ian Bailie; costume designer, Consolata Boyle; sound (Dolby Digital), Jim Corcoran, Robert Farr; stunt coordinator, Phillipe Zone; assistant director, Susie Liggat; casting, Maureen Hughes, Amy Rowan. Reviewed at Century preview theater, London, July 16, 2002. Running time: 95 MIN.
Catherine Kennedy - Alice Evans Byrne - Daniel Lapaine Anne Kennedy - Sophia Myles Strang - Matthew Rhys John Power - Liam Cunningham Lord Fermoy - Edward Woodward Sir Myles - Patrick Malahide Robert Kennedy - John Arthur Knox - Tom Murphy
With: Frank Laverty, Peter Gaynor, Vincent Walsh, Ben Palmer, Michael Grennell, Patrick Leech, Richard Owens, Amy Sheils, Terry Byrne, Alexander Downes.


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FEA is an ASX-listed forestry and forest products company formed in 1985 that operates across the timber processing and agribusiness industries.
Deloitte partners Tim Norman and Sal Algeri have been appointed as Receivers and Managers of Forest Enterprises Australia Limited (FEA) (ASX Code: (FEA)) and wholly owned subsidiary FEA Carbon Pty Ltd (FEAC) on 14 April 2010.
Mr Norman and Mr Algeri have also been appointed as 'agents for the mortgagee in possession' of Tasmanian Plantations Pty Ltd (TP), another wholly owned property holding subsidiary of FEA all on 14 April 2010.
FEA Plantations Limited (FEAP) entered voluntary administration on 14 April 2010 and is controlled by BRI Ferrier. FEAP is a 100% owned subsidiary of FEA and is the responsible entity for the 17 forestry Managed Investment Schemes (MIS).
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Section 445F Meetings of Creditors for Forest Enterprises Australia Limited (Receivers and Managers Appointed) (Subject to Deed of Company Arrangement) and FEA Plantations Limited (Receivers Appointed) (Subject to Deed of Company Arrangement) to be held on Friday 28 June 2013.
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Court application - Declarations Proceeding - commenced September 2011
Mr Norman and Mr Algeri, as Receivers and Managers of FEA and FEAC (and controllers of TP) have brought a proceeding in the Supreme Court of Victoria (the Declarations Proceeding) in order to seek declarations that any head leases, forestry rights, Grower Leases or other interests granted in respect of land that is owned by TP, FEA or FEAC are at an end, and that the Receivers and Managers are able to sell the land unencumbered by those interests.
FEAP, in the hands of its Deed Administrators, is a defendant in the proceeding and is opposing those declarations.
The Declarations Proceeding will affect the interests of Growers who have an interest in any Scheme in respect of land that is owned by Tasmanian Plantation, FEA or FEA Carbon. Two representative defendants, who are Growers themselves, have been joined to the proceeding in order to represent the interests of Growers.
On 9 November 2012, the Court ordered the Receivers and Managers and FEAP to take steps to publish a Notice to Growers in relation to the Declarations Proceeding and the appointment of the representative defendants.
The Notice to Growers is an important document for Growers. It contains information for Growers about the issues in the Declarations Proceeding, how it will affect their interests, steps that they might wish to take prior to 14 December 2012 and how they may contact either the representative defendants or the Court in relation to the Declarations Proceeding.
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Quote Shambolic Charm:After
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some radical tweaking. It is after all an i5 processor so should have some oomph
I wizzed around the net and tried switching various devices on and
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possible. I now have my DPC averaging between 40 and 50 micro?seconds and peaking very
occasionally (often when I shut down Sonar X1) at 500ish. the load is now spread across
the cores more, so no overloading of the first core that seemed to be happening all the
time. The laptop is now running multitracks in Sonar that overloaded big time before.
The big tester was a 13 track Dub composition with a lot of the tracks loaded up
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sends with similar. Ran beautifully no problem.
Thought I'd let you know what
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of the things I've switched off. So here goes.
I switched off with
the core parking with a registry edit that allowed me to alter
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with my Tape Delay effect when set with high feedback for Dub echoes.
Switched off with Device Manager
the Webcam - DPC went down a fair
The DVD - Same
Microsoft AC adapter-Ditto
Microsoft ACPI-compliant
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****** ] out themselves. I can still turn this stuff on if I need to go onto the net, run
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Quote wave1:I remember in the
good old days of XP using hardware profiles to achieve this, however it seems that
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with different hardware settings? Haven't tried it myself but it might work.The only other workaround I can think of is to dual boot. Good luck and let
us know how you get on.;-)
Quote Microsoft guidelines: Microsoft recommends
that DPCs should not run longer than 100 microseconds and ISRs should not run longer than
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As the seasons change, so does the bounty. September heralds in apple season and with it varieties like Cortland, Northern Spy, Honeycrisp, Empire, Spartan, Delicious, Ambrosia, Cox's Orange Pippin and the good old Macintosh.
Apple growing is as much a part of our Canadian heritage as hockey season. Fruit trees were introduced by the French settlers to Nova Scotia in the early 1600s. By the mid-1800s every province that could grew apples. From British Columbia's Okanagan Valley to the Maritimes, apple orchards and the families who farmed them helped create what would become the most important tree crop in Canada.
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Upon arrival, the farmer will direct you to the area from which you're allowed to pick. Pricing can be determined by weight, volume or count. Choose firm apples that are free of bruises and brown spots. Roll the apple upwards off the branch and give a little twist; don't pull straight away from the tree. Place the picked apple gently into your container. Once you get them home, store them in a plastic bag in the fridge, preferably in a separate cooler from your other produce. For larger quantities, store them in a cold cellar.
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The Florida Supreme Court overturned a death sentence for Alwin Tumblin, convicted of murdering a Ft. Pierce auto shop owner in 2004.
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It is the fifth death sentence the Supreme Court has thrown out in the past four years.
Justices Charles Canady and Ricky Polston, both appointed by Gov. Charlie Crist, dissented.
Tumblin's accomplice Anthony Mayes testified against Tumblin and provided the only eyewitness testimony to the crimes. There was no DNA evidence linking Tumblin, then 25, to the murder.
The high court ruled that Tumblin's previous trial should have ended in a mistrial because St. Lucie County Deputy Dennis Smith's testimony that Mayes was telling the truth could have tainted the jury's decision.
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Palestinian artist Reem Bana recently gave a live concert in Damascus celebrating its new status as the 'Cultural Capital' of the Arab Word.
According to the London daily Elaph, Reem's fans decided to circumvent political borders and broadcast her concert via the internet. Syria and Israel have strict travel restrictions between the two nations and Palestinians are required to obtain Israeli permission to travel.
The Syrian café 'Bab Toma' in Damascus showed the program and fans came from all over Syrian to hear Reem sing for her beloved country Palestine.Her music addresses Palestinian martyrs, the land, and the thousands of Palestinian prisoners being held in Israeli jails.
Some people in the audience were brought to tears by her emotional lyrics.Reem plans to give another internet concert performance for her Lebanese fans in Beirut.
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Exeter evens CSL record with win
The Exeter girls soccer team evened their Central Sequoia League record to 1-1 with a 4-1 win at home against Dinuba on Thursday.
After a scoreless 15-minute start, Exeter's Irene Moreno beat two Dinuba defenders down the left sideline then cut across the middle to put a right-footed shot past the Emperor goalkeeper, putting Exeter ahead 1-0.
With both teams creating scoring chances, the Monarchs' defense held strong and allowed Vivian Vasquez to increase the Exeter lead to two goals before the end of the first half.
In the second half, Dinuba got on the board to cut the lead in half but the Monarchs responded right away with Katrina Carstens scoring on a volley over the keeper's head from 35 yards out.
With the Emperors pressing forward in the closing minutes, Moreno took advantage of a worn-down defense and dribbled nearly the length of the field before netting her second goal of the night, giving the leading Lady Moanrchs a comfortable 4-1 lead.
Cenia Delatorre and Kara Bryant split the goalkeeping responsibilities for Exeter. Delatorre started for the Monarchs shutting out the Emperors in the first half, while Bryant helped keep the Monarchs ahead, only allowing one goal in the second half.
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(VIDEO) - The Israel Defense Forces said Tuesday that ground operations inside the Gaza Strip against Palestinian gunmen will continue, after a special commando unit backed by helicopters killed four Islamic Jihad terrorists preparing to fire Qassams into Israel.
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ATP can today announce Portishead and Interpol as the first headline acts for ATP Iceland 2014. Neither have performed in the country before, and ATP are very proud to be the first to bring them over.
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ATP is very excited to announce the second All Tomorrow's Parties festival in Iceland on July 10th, 11th & 12th at the former NATO base in Keflavík, which is now called Ásbrú. ATP founder Barry Hogan: "Following our first ATP Iceland event earlier this year headlined by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, we're very happy to be returning in July 2014. We are preparing an amazing line-up which will be announced very soon!"...
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Check out some beautifully shot footage of múm from the inaugural ATP Iceland festival back in June.
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We can now offer the remaining posters that we have in stock following the ATP Iceland event for sale on the ATP store. These beautiful pieces feature art by Mark Ryden and we have 2 versions available. Both are super limited! See below for the details...
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ATP is proud to announce that local rock legends BOTNLEÐJA have been confirmed to headline Friday night at ATP's first Icelandic endeavor...
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Even if you don't have FCP 3, you can do a good job with the proc amp, brightness/contrast and color correction filters available on FCP2 (and probably 1.25, if that's what ya got - I don't know fer sure, because I never worked with v1.xx, I started with 2...).
Start with the brightness/contrast, to work on your overall levels; add brightness to get everybody out of the darkness, then add contrast to put some blacks back in the picture. Slide the gamma back n forth until your getting reasonably satisfied with the levels in your picture.
the proc amp controls work like...well, the proc amp controls on a TBC...or perhaps like the controls on a TV set...you can use them to perform additional tweaks to the white and black levels of your picture, as well as to desaturate the color of your video, and make it more red or green (like the tint control does on yer TV).
finally, the color correction on FCP2, while not nearly as sophisticated as in FCP3, will certainly help you take that tungsten-redness out of your pictures.
work on a small test section of video (just a few seconds, if possible) until you like what you get. When usng multiple filters like this, you'll have to render once you adjust them to your liking. When you're happy, as Rob sad above, drag the settings for each filter you use into your favorites folder, give them a name so you can remember them.
However, I would NOT recommend viewing the results on you computer monitor. computer monitors and video monitors look very different, and if you're outputting to tape for distribution, I'd suggest checking your work ONLY on a TV or video monitor. It is very possible to lighten up bright areas of your picture (for instance, wall sconces or chandeliers) so much that, even thought they look fine on your computer monitor, they will tear, vibrate and cause audio buzzes on your TV. Remember this paradigm; if you're gonna watch it in NTSC, then monitor it through NTSC. Remember, Frank Zappa used to proof his mixes through a Sears combo stereo, so he knew what his average teenage listener was gonna hear.
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This week was conference week for the schools and they have a ridiculous schedule where they go in 4 hours late 2 days and get out 3.5 hours early another. And then they had off on Friday. So Hubby and I played musical work schedules to cover watching the kids. Luckily we also have my MIL down the street and she helped out so I could call into a meeting without screaming in the background. I understand they have to make sure the teachers don't work too long those days but there must be some other way to schedule this such that the whole week isn't shot to hell. I know so many folks that just bag it and go on vacation this week.
We got to do the Autism Walk in DC this weekend as part of Team Ben in honor of my cute little nephew. I wasn't sure the kids would be able to do it without getting bored/tired/annoying. They did pretty good. They liked being a part of the big event and doing something for a charity. My SIL was a fabulous team captain and the team raised a ton of bucks (though I was pretty lame in the raising department). Go Team Ben!
My high school class had 20 year reunion activities this weekend but I couldn't really swing getting to any of them. I was able to get to a brunch/baby shower for one of my dearest friends. It is always great to see My Girls and this time was no different. We always pick up right where we left off. We realized that this time had been far too long since the last time we all got together so we need to work on that.


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Over the last few days as the last year came to a close, I looked at my life and all that has happened.
1) I took a big risk moving 100 miles away from my home and family - although 100 miles may not be that much - it was for me.
2) I also took a big risk to be with my husband. We have been apart more than we have been together in the last 4 years. Although there is much love there and he is my best friend, he has his own battle to fight and I have allowed myself to focus so much on him that it prevents me from concentrate on me. Not his fault. It also allows him to escape what he needs to do for himself.
3) I also moved away from my daughter so she could learn to be independent on her own as well.
4) My biggest risk and joy was flying to Korea to watch my son marry a wonderful young lady.
For 4th time - I hate my computer!
My husband and I have separated yet again. In the last 4 years we haven't been together all that much. There are issues we both have and trying to do it together has harmed both of us. I pray that we can work on our individual issues and find our way back cause he is my best friend.
Now on to the new year! My first goal will be to get a new computer that doesn't have all these stupid shortcuts on the keys that keep erasing my work, opening up new tabs, etc. There is nothing more frustrating! I don't need the stress!
My only goal for this year is to do what I can for my health and well being each and every day.
There is more I would love to say, but my stress level has gone through the roof just trying to type this so until tomorrow.
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I got a used Ipad for Christmas as money is tight at our house. It won't do for blogging and typing though. I love my Mac desktop model, but would likely love it as a laptop too. The little netbook I sometimes use was pretty good for a long time, but it's kind of worn out now.
I'm sorry that your personal life is taking a pounding. I don't know what to say about that, except that I hope it resolves the way you want it to.
As for health and fitness, you can't afford to ignore it. Since I've had some hard times in my life with my working situation, I am so glad for Spark as working on my physical self is the only thing I feel in charge of. It's not going that great, kind of slow and I've gained a little, but the most important thing is for me to NOT give up.
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This too shall pass..and you will be in great condition for making healthy choices.
You are choosing you! Your family must make their choices. I know you are hurting and.
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This magnificent beech-lined cirque stretches out around 700m above the Verdon. The best views of it are to be had from the stretch of road running between the Balcons de la Mescla and Moustiers-Ste-Marie, since here it reaches a peak height of 1 202m. You can also enjoy unobstructed views of the Vaumale springs. As you exit the cirque, the road deviates from the gorges, affording views over the Verdon, downriver, and over the Lac de Ste-Croix.


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Do you think the debate over the existence or non-existence of climate change is really about the science or more about politics?
weepeepee, I feel such hate and instigation coming from you....attaboy, you DO do the utmost to move your and my Democrat Party agenda forword....I justa wish our Party convention would not have backed down and felt the need to include God....that was very thoughtless of us...
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Here's another poll question built for the express purpose of instigating a discussion thread that creates more heat than light...
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The editors in Wheeling have doubled down on crazy!
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Right-wingers, do I have to tell you that the correct answer from your perspective is science.
No, the scientists haven't politicized the science, the non-scientists have politicized the science.
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Earlybird, I wish I could hit the agree button more than once. You hit it on the head.
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Climate change is happening for sure but it always has been changing, it changed before mankind ever existed and it will continue to change after we are all gone...... to me this is not a political issue but the lefties have done their best to tie it into politics every chance they get. I know some lefty nut job will have this post deleted just like they do with any post that has the truth in it.
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I like global warming. Without it my house would be under a few hundred feet of ice! However, if the Mouse River never formed from the runoff of the melting glaciers, we wouldn't have flooded. So the 2011 flood MUST be the fault of climate change, right lefties?
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Predictably, the GOP parrots rush in to stupidly defend pollution -- when the true conservative position would be to protect the environment and CONSERVE resources.
Not one of you FOX worshipers has the brains to see the hypocrisy of so-called "Christian" conservatives arguing AGAINST conserving God's "earth and all that is on it." That's not from a scientist; that's from the Bible.
This lockstep embrace of ridiculous right-wing talking points that defy common sense is what made Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal beg the GOP to "stop being the stupid party."
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PoeticJustice7 when did this turn into conserving? I thought the question was about climate change, there you go twisting facts to fit your needs. I'm conservative but that doesn't mean I don't use the resources God gave us to survive with!!! but it does mean I think we should use them wisely and take care of the earth while doing so. If you think this world is ever going to be able to run with out oil, coal and natural gas you are crazy!!! Wind power and solar are never going to be able to replace them as ways of powering vehichles for transportation. I like the fact we are using wind and solar but there use is very limited.
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So are you saying that global warming has NOT been going on for thousands of years? We were covered in ice after all. For some reason though, the left think that they are so powerful that they can even change the climate for an entire planet. Tell me about that hole in the ozone layer PJ, what ever happened to that story? That's alright though, keep paying Al Gore, the inventor of the internet and global savior.
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PoeticJustice7 and this has nothing to do with FOX NEWS!!!! You act like everybody that is a conservative soley gets FOX news......I can't speak for others but I watch a little bit of all the news channels and also Freespeech TV on DISH I listen to 125 The Patriot and 127 Progressive talk on Sirius sattelite radio.
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BTW PJ: con·serv·a·tive k?n's?rv?tiv
adjective: conservative 1. holding to traditional attitudes and values and cautious about change or innovation, typically in relation to politics or religion.
noun: conservative; plural noun: conservatives 1. a person who is averse to change and holds to traditional values and attitudes, typically in relation to politics.
con·ser·va·tion /?käns?r'vaSH?n/ noun: conservation the action of conserving something, in particular. •preservation,protection,or restoration of the natural environment, natural ecosystems, vegetation, wildlife
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"So are you saying that global warming has NOT been going on for thousands of years?"
That's more FOX NEWS debate talking point crap.
I'm saying even if you deny science altogether -- it's just common sense to limit pollution.
End of discussion. Only a fool would disagree.
And only a fool would argue that -- until we have 100% proof that man-made pollution is negatively effecting the environment -- we should just go right on polluting.
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ThisPaper is always so eloquent, I feel....
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If the EPA is involved it is political, no way around it. EPA was started by politicians to make a legal kickback system for the good ol boys.
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The EPA was started by Nixon.
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pee wee are you related to pee wee herman?????
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BillGarr2016 does it matter who started the EPA? Just like most govt programs it was started out to be a good thing, and then it becomes corupt and a drain to the tax payers.
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rajiihammr is sounding more and more as one of garr's multiple personalities. Yes?
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rahi...I bet you call weeweepeepee a Limpman also....
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Do you think you should take your marching orders from a far right-wing propaganda machine out of West Virginia?
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Has BillGarr ever lied here before? no one will buy that anymore.
Multiple accounts here has be your history of deceit.
I could care less about your personal life but your life around here has been built on lies.
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Dental Services—Through our partnership with Wake Smiles and with the help of volunteer dentists, dental hygenists, dental assistants and the North Carolina Baptist Men's Dental Bus Ministry, we provide basic dental care to our adult residential clients.
Eye Care Services—Raleigh Rescue Mission residential clients access eye care services through our partners at My Eyes Optometry.
Health Education—Raleigh Rescue Mission staff and volunteers assist clients in smoking cessation, nutrition, regular exercise and other choices that promote a longer, healthier life.


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Strange Epic Dream: 03/04/05
I was at a huge Shinto temple in northern Japan. I was about to cross the bridge over a river to the main temple that was built into the mountainside next to the river when I saw two other Caucasians whom I instantly recognized as Idun (Goddess of Immortality) and Thor (God of Thunder). They held a spherical Chinese puzzle box which contained the imprissioned Loki.
I stole the Loki-ball from them in hopes of letting Loki out and ran into the temple. I ran through the temple and down through five floors until I cam to the bottom of the temple. I ran through a connecting hallway to a guest services building. It contained two restaurants, an American style Japanese restaurant (with booths to sit in and California rolls on the menu) and a Japanese restaurant (sort of a noodle bar / sushi bar). I tried to hide in the sushi bar but the two gods found me. Their eyes were red with anger, resembling those of a wolf.
Thor wanted to take his revenge on me there but Idun held his arm back, forcing him to lower his hammer. She told me there was no where I could run and I should give them pack the Loki-ball. I did.
They took my hands and then we were in a small North Dakota town to return the Loki-ball to the Mayor. Since when do Norse gods live in North Dakota? And what were they doing in Japan?
© 1997-2016 Sarah Sammis


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Christmas Eve Dinner
BEST BETDATE: December 24 2012, 5:00 PM to 9:00 PMCost:$16.CATEGORY: CulinaryVENUE INFORMATION:Lola Mexican Fish House1575 Boulder St.Denver, CO 80211
Let the beaches of Mexico be your muse this Christmas Eve, leading you to a Latin oasis in Highland. Celebrate with family-style paella (a saffron rice dish cooked with mixed meats and seafood), Caesar salad, and half-price bottles of wine. Round the evening out with cookies and milk in homage to the big man himself. Mon, times vary.