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Eli's been hiding his meds instead of taking them, and it shows. He's totally erratic: last minute sweeping changes to the play's script; firing Jake; jumbled thoughts. Is this kind of behavior really going to win Clare back? Anya feels the pressure from her mom to figure out what she's going to do with her life. One small problem: she has not the slightest idea. Nothing sounds good. Even Owen is showing her up in front of her mom, with his fancy dancy hockey coach life plan. Only one thing is going right for her anymore: the way she feels when she's on coke. Jenna has made her decision. It's the hardest decision she'll ever make, and it hurts, but she thinks Tyson would be better off if they put him up for adoption. But K.C.'s not signing off. He feels the world crumbling around him. Without his little family, without Jenna... who will he be?
Main Plot
Bullfrog drives Eli to school and questions his mood when he sees Eli looking at Clare and Jake together. Eli pretends to take his pill, but actually spits it out of his mouth when he gets out of the car. Eli and Fiona discuss the fact that he changed the play way too much for the actors to pull it off. He decides to change "Fritz" to "Jack". Jake confronts Eli about the play and tells Eli to leave Clare alone. Eli kicks Jake off the play and asks Riley to take his place. Eli performs in class in an erratic way and yells at everyone for not preforming well enough. Fiona decides to go to Ms. Dawes. Imogen and Eli continue to rehearse in front of Mrs. Dawes. When questioned about the changes Eli's excuse is that he wanted a happy ending. Eli tells Fiona that she doesn't know art and she becomes angry with him. Ms. Dawes tells them to work out their differences. Imogen suggests that Eli goes back on his pills, but he tells her he's fine. Clare and Eli talk about the new play and firing Jake and they decide to talk at The Dot. Eli is under the impression that it's a date. At home, Eli is behaving erratically, dancing and jumping around in his room. Bullfrog comes in to give Eli his pills and tells him he's proud of him, but Eli spits out the pill when his father leaves the room. At The Dot Eli attempts to flirt with Clare which she shuts down. She asks him about Imogen and he gets upset. They start over but Eli becomes flustered when Jake shows up to take Clare to the movies after. After Clare asks if he's OK, he slams his fist hard into the table, causing Jake to come over and check on Clare. They end the interview and Eli calls Imogen to rehearse with him at his house. They are shown rehearsing when Eli calls Imogen 'Clare' instead of 'Clara'. Imogen becomes confused, but Eli begins to make out with her.
Sub Plot
Jenna and K.C. discuss the fact that they're about to meet Tyson's possible adoptive parents. When Jenna leaves the room, K.C. talks with his mom and tells her that he doesn't want to give Tyson up. She tells him that she wouldn't want what happened to K.C. to happen to Tyson. Jenna prepares to move in with Alli, making their breakup official. At school, K.C. confronts Dave over ratting him out to Jenna. Dave tells him he shouldn't have cheated. K.C. makes the decision to get Jenna to stay. K.C. gives Jenna flowers and attempts to get back together with her, but Jenna turns him down saying she didn't think they'd still be together if not for Tyson. Jenna and K.C. talk to the adoptive parents and K.C. reveals he doesn't want to give Tyson up.
Third Plot
Chloe drops Anya off at school and they talk about her and Owen's breakup. Anya pays her for more cocaine. She attempts to catch up to Owen and apologize and they get back together and they agree to hang out. Anya invites Owen to the career fair she's going to with her mom. Owen reveals to Anya's mom that he wants to become a coach, to Anya's dismay as she wanted to use him to make her seem like less of a loser. Anya and Owen argue, since she couldn't find something she wanted to do and that he got along with her mom. Anya runs off and gets high in the bathroom, upsetting Owen. Owen leaves Anya alone. Anya is sick after the bad batch of coke that Chloe gave her. Bianca walks in and encourages Anya to get off the drugs and clean up her life. Anya takes an interest in going into the Air Force.
- The title of this episode is named after the song "Extraordinary Machine" by Fiona Apple.
Regular Cast (Ordered Alphabetically)
- Munro Chambers as Eli Goldsworthy
- Annie Clark as Fiona Coyne
- Sam Earle as K.C. Guthrie
- Jahmil French as Dave Turner
- Alicia Josipovic as Bianca DeSousa
- Argiris Karras as Riley Stavros
- Daniel Kelly as Owen Milligan
- Justin Kelly as Jake Martin
- Jajube Mandiela as Chantay Black
- Samantha Munro as Anya MacPherson
- Aislinn Paul as Clare Edwards
- Cristine Prosperi as Imogen Moreno
- Jessica Tyler as Jenna Middleton
Also Starring
Guest Starring
- Katherine Ashby as Pam MacPherson
- Robin Brûlé as Lisa Guthrie
- Tufford Kennedy as Bullfrog Goldsworthy
Supporting Cast
- Tim Beresford as Ed Powell
- Jewelle Blackman as Adoption agent
- Carly Jones as Cathy Powell
- Haley Shannon as Chloe
- Raymond Ablack as Sav Bhandari
- Charlotte Arnold as Holly J. Sinclair
- Shanice Banton as Marisol Lewis
- Luke Bilyk as Drew Torres
- Stefan Brogren as Archie Simpson
- Shannon Kook-Chun as Zane Park
- Cory Lee as Winnie Oh
- Chloe Rose as Katie Matlin
- AJ Saudin as Connor DeLaurier
- Melinda Shankar as Alli Bhandari
- Jordan Todosey as Adam Torres
- Spencer van Wyck as Wesley Betenkamp
- "Uh Oh" by Junior Doctor - Heard when Eli spits out his pills before class.
- "Same Mood Today" by The Heartbroken - Heard when Eli and Imogen make out at the end of the episode.
- "Save Yourself" by Centrevol.
- "I Need (Your Love)" by The Lions Rampant.
- "Put Up a Fight" by Comasoft.
- "Outrage" by Sister Sin.
- "Same Mood Today" by The Heartbroken.


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Four teenagers from west Wiltshire gave a presentation to The Earl of Wessex in Salisbury at an event to celebrate the achievements of Duke of Edinburgh's Award groups in Wiltshire.
Caitlin Barber, Josh Brackstone, Sarah Clifton and Isabel Slark, who all participated in their Bronze, Silver and Gold DofE awards through Court Mills Youth Development Centre in Trowbridge, told the Earl about the difference the DofE has made to them over the last three years.
He enjoyed the presentation, and afterwards chatted to the group and presented Josh, Sarah and Isabel with their Gold award badges, a rare privilege.
Caitlin is still working on her Gold award.
To achieve a DofE award, participants must complete four section activities (Volunteering, Physical, Skill and Expedition) for at least three months for the Bronze award and increase to at least 12 months commitment for each section for the Gold award.
Louise Fisher, who runs the scheme in the county, said: "As their DofE leader, it has been a delight for me to see these young people develop and have new experiences.
"They have increased their fitness, confidence and independence through the range of activities they undertook and they should be very proud of themselves.
Over 3,000 young people between 14 and 25 are taking part in the award scheme in Wiltshire in 49 different centres.
Anyone interested in joining the award scheme, or becoming a volunteer leader, can contact Louise Fisher on 07824 596885 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Location: Camden Township (Section 17, Township 59, Range 31). A Highway north of Maysville, west on NW Crabill Road, south on NW Fairview Road 1/2 miles. Cemetery is east of road, north of timberline in a pasture on private land. Grave depressions/no markers.
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A major anti-flooding scheme is making waves among worried traders concerned about losing business because of the road closure involved.
Several shopkeepers in Finchale Road, Hebburn, are calling for more temporary road signs after one end of the busy street was blocked off.
The closure was necessary because of the £4.2m scheme, aimed at protecting more than 20 homes in the area from flooding.
Kerry McLaughlin, owner of the Finchale Road Barber Shop, said: "All the shops along Finchale Road have seen trade go down since the road was closed off a week or so ago.
"We have a post office, a greengrocer's, a sandwich shop, a fish shop and other traders, and they're all feeling the effect of the closure.
"The number of customers I have seen coming through the door has been reduced by more than half since one end of Finchale Road was closed, near the Elmfield Club.
"There is a shuttle bus bringing people into the estate, but we are still not seeing the number of pensioners and other customers we normally see.
"Drivers can still get into the estate from the Monkton Lane end, but I'm not sure everyone knows this, and I think we need more road signs to direct motorists and pedestrians.
"I have been onto Northumbrian Water and asked if we can get compensation for lost business."
Seymour Civic Engineering Contractors is carrying out the anti-flooding scheme on behalf of Northumbrian Water, creating a huge storage tank, capable of holding 8,000 cubic metres of water, on land between Campbell Park Road and Mountbatten Avenue.
The scheme will alleviate problems with excess water repeatedly flooding homes in Thirlmere Court, leading to tenants having to be temporarily rehoused.
But before the scheme was even launched, Coun John McCabe, of the Hebburn South ward, said: "I have concerns that not enough people in the area realise this will cause some disruption, including local road closures."
A spokesman for Northumbrian Water said: "This is essential work, to help reduce the risk of flooding in the area.
"At the moment, we have business-as-usual signs at the top and bottom of Finchale Road, but we may look at providing extra signs in Campbell Park Road.
"We're giving advice to businesses who have been in touch with us, and if they would like to make a claim for compensation. they can contact us and they will go through the normal claims procedure."
Anyone with concerns about the work can call Northumbrian Water on 0345 717 1100.
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Our favorite parts of the Sony conference were the Assassin's Creed 2 live demo and the presentation of Uncharted 2, so the recently activated code for the closed beta of Uncharted was more than welcome.
Man, I hope they crack this thing out to a wider audience before release, because a demo this confident makes a deep impression. Gabe and I tucked in a few rounds earlier today, Plunder and Deathmatch modes both, and it's fucking slick. It's got a party system built in for quick, painless joins, Gears-style map voting, and a handful of customizations to refine your character's capabilities. It's got co-op built into the same demo, but I can't find anyone who wants to play it when the base offering is so compelling. That's a good problem to have.


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After a sixty-five year absence, porpoises have made an amazing return to the San Francisco Bay. To celebrate this success and to ensure the marine mammal's continued residence in the Bay, National Wildlife Federation and Golden Gate Cetacean Research have partnered on a "Return of the Porpoise to San Francisco Bay" campaign.
Sightings of harbor porpoises have recently delighted visitors to and residents of San Francisco, yet most do not realize the significance of seeing this animal in the Bay.
"The return of porpoises to the San Francisco Bay tells us that the ecosystem is healthier than it has been in a long time," said Beth Pratt, California Director for the National Wildlife Federation. "Many people played a part in making this revival a success, but many more will be needed to ensure it lasts."
The campaign will focus on three key areas:
"The unexpected return of these animals provides a unique scientific opportunity," said Bill Keener, marine biologist with Golden Gate Cetacean Research. "San Francisco Bay may now be the best place in the world to study harbor porpoises. The more we can learn about these animals in their natural habitat, the more we can do to help them survive and thrive into the future."
To help with this effort, National Wildlife Federation and Golden Gate Cetacean Research are asking citizens and visitors to report sightings of the porpoises. To make it easy for citizen scientists, people can share their photos and report sightings at www.sfbayporpoises.org. By looking at scars and pigmentation patterns on the body, researchers can use the photos to track movements of the porpoises. This is the most comprehensive photo-identification effort undertaken for this species.
At this point, the National Wildlife Federation is the only major nonprofit supporting this cause and Golden Gate Cetacean Research the only organization conducting a study.
To learn more about the campaign, visit www.sfbayporpoises.org.
The National Wildlife Federation is America's largest conservation organization inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future.
Golden Gate Cetacean Research is a recently-formed nonprofit created to focus on the study of cetaceans (the family of porpoises, dolphins and whales) in the San Francisco Bay Area.


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alsa mixer
I have recently changed my sound driver to alsa mixer because I had no sound on my IBM t61 15" laptop and running ubuntu 7.04. I used the following protocol to change install the driver <<>>
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Similar to the Intel patch, changes need to be made to the alsa driver package to get sound working. The file in question is alsa-driver-1.0.14/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/patch_analog.c The changes that need to be made are documented here
I've already made the changes to the uploaded patch_analog.c file.
You'll need to download the alsa driver tarball from here and then execute the following commands.
tar jxvf alsa-driver-1.0.14.tar.gz
tar zxvf patch_analog.c.tar.gz
cd alsa-driver-1.0.14
cp ../patch_analog.c alsa-driver-1.0.14/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/
./configure && make
sudo make install
This will extract and compile the alsa driver and install them. You'll need to make a slight change to your /etc/modprobe.conf file.
The line that current looks like
options snd-hda-intel index=0
needs to be changed so that it looks like...
options snd-hda-intel index=0 model=thinkpad
Reboot your machine and then open Gnome Volume Control. Click on the the "Switches" tab and then check Headphone and Speaker. At this point you should have working sound.
After rebooting, and logging on I get a tan screen and a grey square in the upper left portion of the screen, i would be happy to return to no sound if I could get my screen bak. Any ideas?
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Get an overview of this hotelRiverfront Trondheim hotel in Trondheim City Centre, walk to Stiftsgarden Royal Residence
Popular property highlights
Located in Trondheim City Centre, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Olavshallen Concert Hall, Stiftsgarden Royal Residence, and Museum of Decorative Arts. Nidaros Cathedral and Archbishop's Palace are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has a bar/lounge and a conference center. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in a common area, a business center, and conference rooms are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 44 soundproofed rooms feature free WiFi and pillowtop beds. Flat-screen TVs come with cable channels, and other amenities that guests will find include phones and desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Nova Hotell, Kurs & Konferanse
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 2002 square feet (186 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
Nova Hotell, Kurs & Konferanse is a smoke-free property.
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Total number of rooms - 44
- Number of floors - 6
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Conference space
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Meeting rooms 9
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Conference space size (meters) - 186
- Number of meeting rooms - 20
- Conference center
- Year Built 1960
- Conference space size (feet) - 2002
- Shopping on site
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Television in common areas
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Bathtub or shower
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Individually furnished
- Pillowtop mattress
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Olavs Pub and Spiseri - This brasserie specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open select days.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! One child 5 years old or younger stays free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for NOK 200.00 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for NOK 150.00 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of NOK 200 per accommodation, per stay
- Dogs and cats only
- Specific rooms only
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
- No onsite parking is available.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: NOK 200 per accommodation, per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: NOK 150.00 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: NOK 200.00 per night
Hotel Name
- Nova Hotell Kurs Konferanse Hotel Trondheim
- Nova Hotell Kurs Konferanse Hotel
- Nova Hotell Kurs Konferanse Trondheim
- Nova Hotell Kurs Konferanse
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One child 5 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. This property allows pets in specific rooms only (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can request one of these rooms by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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|Supply Ability:
|100 Set/Sets per Month if your delivery time is hurry ,we can do it day&night for you !
|Payment Terms:
|L/C,T/T,Western Union
Colorful and Multifunctional Kids Sport Entertainment Castle
1. 24 Hours service
2.Imported LLDPE
3.CE,TUV,ISO approved
4.Fast delivery
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Colorful and Multifunctional Kids Sport Entertainment Castle
|Colorful and Multifunctional Kids Sport Entertainment Castle
|design according to your floor measurement.
|customized color kids slide outdoor playground option
|8-9kids at one time.
1: Plastic parts: Imported LLDPE from South Korea,food grade (non-toxic harmless),material color of the plasitc parts in the outdoor no easy to fade.
2: Main Post: National standard galvanized steel 114mm pipe,thick:2mm.
3: Complete slide all iron specification: Φ28,Φ32,Φ38,Φ48,Φ114.
(Adopting steel tube and the fastener connection technology,products iron after antirust oil removeal,paint spraying powder,using electromagnetic technique of the lacquer that bake high temperature,strong rust resistance).
4: Platform: all type carbon steel stamping forming,on the surface of platform are withstand years of intense ware hot dip type plastic protective layer,platform size is 116X116cm,thickness of 2mm,plastic coated process.
5: Slide and Tube and panel plastic: all by South korea imported food-grade plastic made by the advanced vacuum forming roll casting,they all contain ingredients and anti-static,and UV protection.
6: Screw is stainless steel bolt
|Climbing, rolling, jump, slide,drilling,crawling.
|Usage scope
|Kindergarten,Amusement park,school, residential area, shopping mall park etc.
|CE ,SGS ,ISO,TUV test.
|Durable years
children play kidsoutdoor playground following guidelines to use:
A. This amusement facilities only for operators to open in the district, the district of personnel shall refuse to use;
B. Children slide is only for 3 to 12 years old children to use, and should be accompanied by an adult supervision, and completes the safety protection measures;
C. All kinds of traffic tools set pet is not allowed to enter the children's playground, including bicycles, skateboards (car), ice skates, dogs, cats, etc.;
D. Use do not push, jostle for amusement facilities, to comply with the order, and pay attention to safety;
E. Combination children slide in use, banned along the slide rails under the edge, ban on inverse slide, crossing safety barrier or hanging outside the fence and other dangerous action;
F. All personnel must consciously care and supervision, public health, must not let children defecate indiscriminately, throw the peel, trash, etc.Have violators, accompanied by their parents or personnel should consciously assume liability to clean;
G. All personnel must consciously cherish amusement facilities, must not scribble on the wall and amusement facilities, disorderly painting, carving and so on the behavior of the damage the public property;
H. It is strictly prohibited to move, remove, and loose equipment parts without authorization;
I. Please correct use of amusement facilities, in case of facilities failure, damage or devices do not use when wet and slippery.
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Awesome Info
What is it?
Awesome Info is designed to be a no-fuss, minimal impact add-on that will warn you about the things you want warning about, when you want to be warned about them.
It includes:
- A clock
- Low Weapon Charge warning
- Low Durability warning (includes repair cost)
- Low Bag space warning
- Horse feed timer
- Research timer
- Alert for unspent stat points or skill points
I DO want to know all these things, but I do NOT want a bunch of add-ons on my screen all the time telling me I have 95% durability, 82 empty bag slots etc. That's great, I am ready to adventure, now stop messing up my screen!
The goal for this add-on is to just tell you what you need to know, when you want to know it.
Access the settings panel in-game by pressing ESCAPE key, selecting SETTINGS from the menu and then Awesome Info from the sub-menu.
- Durability warning: when any worn item drops below 25%
- Durability critical: when any worn item drops below 10%
- Bag space warning: when you have 10 spaces or left in your backpack.
- Bag space critical: when you have 5 spaces or left in your backpack.
- Feed horse in 30 mins: displays and counts down, when you are within 30 mins of feeding being available.
- Stat Points/Skill Points: Shows if you have any available that you haven't spent.
- Weapon Charge warning: when any equipped weapon drops below the specified percentage charge.
- Research timers: These are character specific, so it will remember that you want to track Woodworking on one character and blacksmithing on another. Can be configured to warn you when the current research is nearly complete. You can drag the add-on around the screen and it will save the position.
To do list
- Options for icons instead of text
- Ability to dismiss/snooze the warnings.
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Northeast News
June 27, 2013
The Salvation Army and KCP&L have teamed up to help Kansas City residents beat the summer heat. Both organizations will be handing out heat safety information and free electric fans to those in need on Friday, June 28, at the Manuel Career and Tech Center parking lot, 1215 E. Truman Rd., Kansas City, Mo. Volunteers will distribute fans from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., or until supplies run out.
Fans will be available on a first come, first-served basis and only one fan is available per household. A limited number of fans are also available for home-bound individuals and those aged 65 and older who are unable to pick up a fan. To arrange a delivery, call 877-566-2769 this Friday. Fans will be delivered to homes the week of July 1.
The KCP&L Extreme Heat Relief Program is being coordinated by The Salvation Army through a donation from KCP&L. Additional distribution sites and times will be announced as the need arises during the summer.
"The safety of our customers is our top priority during hot weather," said Elizabeth Danforth, KCP&L senior manager of public affairs. "For some, an electric fan can make all the difference in staying cool. In addition to providing fans, we want to give our customers additional steps on how to stay cool this summer."
A few tips include:
· Seek a cool public place, such as a library or mall, if you don't have air conditioning or fans. Call United Way 2-1-1 for assistance or for more information about public cooling centers in Missouri or Kansas.
· Use ceiling and portable fans to circulate air.
· Drink plenty of water and avoid strenuous activity.
· Wear loose fitting, lightweight, natural fiber clothing.
· Never leave children or pets unattended in enclosed vehicles. It takes only a few minutes for a closed up vehicle to reach temperatures in excess of 140 degrees.


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Rescue dogs: WARL seeks homes for dogs saved from Ohio puppy mill
Dozens of dogs that had a really rotten start to life are on their way to a brighter future.
Nineteen Chihuahuas and four Shar Peis were rescued from a puppy mill in Ohio and are being nursed back to health in D.C.
The dogs were overbred and basically treated like trash. Despite their awful upbringing they're beating the odds and itching for a forever home.
They were filthy, flea-infested and starving for affection when they arrived at the Washington Animal Rescue League.
Dr. Dan Shillito is nursing the dogs back to health, treating them for parasites, chronic ear and eye infections and skin disease.
Some of them are blind and deaf.
But perhaps his biggest task is helping them learn what it's like to be pets.
"It's sad," Shillito says. "The worst part about it is you have these dogs who are treated so horribly in these horrible conditions with many medical conditions and yet the first thing they want to do is wag their tail and be petted get a scratch behind the ear."
They were among the more than 250 dogs removed from a cramped puppy mill in Ohio, one of the few states where commercial dog breeders are not regulated.
When the breeder in this case fell ill, her family called for help, and surrendered the dogs.
"They'll probably bond really closely with the people who adopt them, but it may take a while to be a dog that you can take to a dog park or a dog that you can walk to Starbucks and sit down with your friends," says{ }Mary Jarvis, WARL's Chief Operating Officer. "They're pretty scarred."
Some of the dogs may be up for adoption within a couple weeks. Others could take months.
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Hi all, I've discovered some strange behaviour when trying to use a sprite with its PhysicsBody property assigned, and attempting to rotate it manually. It seems that whenever you manually set the sprite's rotation using sprite->setRotation(), the PhysicsBody update function subsequently swaps it from positive to negative and vice versa. This appears to be due to this method in CCPhysicsBody.cpp:
float PhysicsBody::getRotation() const{ return -PhysicsHelper::cpfloat2float(cpBodyGetAngle(info->getBody()) / MPI * 180.0f);}
The problem is that when using a Lerp function to smoothly rotate the sprite, it gets "stuck" between positive and negative values because this function keeps inverting them. I've managed to work around this by tracking the sprite's rotation with a separate variable whose positivity does not change. If you remove the negative from the above method, the sprites no longer align properly with their respective shapes.
So, my question is, is this a bug with the framework or am I not understanding something here?
Can you provide sample code to reproduce this problem?
Hi, thanks for responding. It's pretty straightforward to reproduce. Set up the PhysicsWorld using Scene::createWithPhysics() as per the documentation:
class PhysicsLayer : public cocos2d::Layer
// add following codes
void setPhyWorld(PhysicsWorld* world){m_world = world;}
PhysicsWorld* m_world;
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auto scene = Scene::createWithPhysics();
auto layer = HelloWorld::create();
return scene;
Then add a sprite to the Helloworld layer and set its PhysicsBody:
sprite = Sprite::create("test.png");
auto body = PhysicsBody::createBox(sprite->getBoundingBox().size);
Finally, schedule an update function (mine's called "gameLogic"):
this->schedule(schedule_selector(HelloWorld::gameLogic), 0);
Within the update function, manually set the sprite's rotation. Set a breakpoint on this line and you'll see that once it's set, on the next iteration it will swap from positive to negative. Change this to a negative and you'll see that the opposite happens. This plays havoc with any function that may set it to a positive value on one iteration, and negative the next (such as Lerping between a positive and negative value).
It's a bug.I will fix it recently.Thanks.
Ah ok, thank you very much!
This bug is fixed.The issue link:http://cocos2d-x.org/issues/3988The PR link:https://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-x/pull/5325


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Regress with Rufus
by Elaine Linfield
About the Book
"Well tickle me pinker than a dingo's bollocks!" Not the speech Sabrina had intended to make at her 21st birthday celebrations, but nothing was as it should have been.
A week ago she was a lowly office assistant working for a fashion magazine and an aspiring model hoping to break into the world of fashion and travel the globe. Now her dreams are shattered and her future very uncertain.
It all begins when her closest friends pay for her to attend a past-life hypnosis session with a re-known therapist called Rufus. The session uncovers 3 very distinct past life spirits, Daisy a prostitute, Jake 'the Rake' McKinna and Nadia Petkovski but when the hour is up they refuse to return to the ether; what chaos that ensues rocks Sabrina's world.
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Linoone, The Rushing Pokťmon. It always runs at full speed and only in straight lines. If facing an obstacle it makes a right-angled turn to avoid it. It is very challenged by curvey roads. When hunting Linoone will make a beeline straight for the prey at full run. It is capable of topping 60mph, but has to come to a halt to turn
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A Good Moveset for Linoone would have to be this:
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Strategy Using Linoone
Linoone has good speed, but its other stats are somewhat bad, but that doesn't mean it can't use that wide array of moves it can learn.
EV Corner:
Max out the EVs in Defense for Linoone with any remaining in Special Defense & HP
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Linoone' Defenses are equal and Just Below Average so any volley should get it in a turn or two. Especially Fighting Type.
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Belly Drum
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If you do the attacks in this following order you should have very few problems; 1st - Belly drum, 2nd - Rock smash, 3rd - Belly Drum, 4th - Rock smash, 5th - Flail/Covet
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10 Florence Road, Portsmouth, PO5 2NE
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90% would recommend it to a friend
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Nice room in a good location
A lovely two night stay in Southsea at Somerset House.
Could not fault our overnight stay here!!
Lovely peaceful room considering it was on the ground floor next to the front door.
Comfy beds. Warm and cosy room but plenty of space. Excellent blinds which didn't let street lighting through. Superb breakfast. No alcohol served after 11pm something to be aware of although you can buy from bar and take to your room. (we stayed on a weekday so w/ends may be different).
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The accommodation was fine although there was only a small wardrobe without any draws for storage, therefore we effectively lived out of a suitcase during our stay.
On the first breakfast we were invited to take it at an elevated table and sit on bar stools, we are both over 60 and therefore refused. We were then shown to a normal table. On 2 mornings mistakes were made with the breakfast order, not big errors, but given I had paid over £400 for three nights I expected more. The parking was also less than satisfactory, there is limited space and I had to park on the street, which was narrow. The receptionists were extremely helpful. Overall I would only stay again if the price accurately reflected the level of accommodation and service provided.
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The room was extremely comfortable and a good size.
The walk across the road to The Kitchen restaurant for breakfast was well worth it.
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Stayed in Feb - cold.
But we had a good time. Really liked the hotel. Nice décor. Staff very good - no exceptions. Food excellent. Could do with a few extra parking spaces but that's the only downer.
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thanks to lateroom's I found this great hotel , just off Southsea seafront , great staff, warm , welcoming , comfortable , I had room 3 , all black and white , huge bed , and extremely clean
thoroughly enjoyed breakfast in the kitchen ( the restaurant) which was off the a la carte menu, great choices and delicious , voucher given so that you can park for free
I have no complaints , happy bunny here
Couldn't be better
Very friendly staff.
Beautiful and tasteful decoration and furnishings throughout. Excellent breakfast.
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Very nice Boutique Hotel.
The accommodation was lovely, and very well located. However I think it is let down by not informing travellers of the 3 building set up in advance. I arrived at the address to find a note stuck on a door directing me to another building in another road. This for an unfamiliar traveller could be quite cumbersome, and for me that knows Portsmouth a little, it was a little annoying. Could do better for such a nice hotel......
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Dear Guest,
We are sorry your positive score is marred by your comments. We do send a confirmation email to all guests when they book telling them where the check in point is. The sign on the door is for walk-in reservations and taxis. I'm sorry you didn't read the email and this affected your opinion of the hotel leading you to leave these negative comments in the public domain. We should note the check in point is under 30 seconds walk from Somerset House so still very close to the property.
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I was impressed with the hotel and I liked the area.
Much nicer than staying in a corporate Holiday Inn, nice staff, comfortable room and good breakfast plus off road parking.
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Amazing boutique hotel - from checking in to checking out my stay was absolutely amazing
The room was outstanding - bed was comfy and bathroom was superb
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Justin Wolfe retrial: Wolfe's attorneys ask for immediate release
McLEAN, Va. (AP) - A former death row inmate in Virginia whose conviction was overturned on accusations of misconduct by prosecutors is petitioning a judge for his immediate release.
Lawyers for Justin Wolfe filed the motion Friday in U.S. District Court in Norfolk. They argue that Virginia prosecutors have waited too long to retry Wolfe on charges that he orchestrated a murder for hire as part of his drug-dealing enterprise.
Wolfe was convicted in 2002 and sent to death row. But a federal judge overturned the conviction, ruling that Prince William County prosecutors hid evidence that would have undermined their case.
The judge gave state prosecutors 120 days to either retry Wolfe or grant his unconditional release. Wolfe's lawyers say that time is up.
Wolfe's retrial is currently scheduled to begin in January. Circuit Court Judge Mary Grace O'Brien set the Jan. 2 trial date at the request of special prosecutor Ray Morrogh, who sought additional time to put his case together. He argued that the 120-day clock set by the federal judge did not start until September, when the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued its mandate sending the case back to state court.
Wolfe's lawyers say the clock began earlier, when the district court judge first issued his order.
A spokesman for Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, whose office defends the state in the federal proceedings, did not respond to an email seeking comment Monday.
The motion puts the case in front of U.S. District Judge Raymond Jackson for the first time since state prosecutors decided to retry it.
Paul Ebert, the Prince William County Commonwealth's Attorney who first tried Wolfe, recused himself from the case and had himself replaced with Morrogh, the Fairfax County commonwealth's attorney, who quickly decided that Wolfe should be retried on capital murder charges. Morrogh said in open court shortly after taking the case that "Wolfe was absolutely involved in this murder and planned it and caused it to occur and he did it out of greed. ... Justin Wolfe is many things but innocent is not one of them."
Morrogh's decision disappointed Wolfe's supporters, who felt that Morrogh ignored the findings of Jackson that cast serious doubt on the case against Wolfe. They tried unsuccessfully to get Morrogh removed from the case.
Jackson vacated Wolfe's conviction after determining that Ebert - Virginia's longest-serving prosecutor who has put more men on Virginia's death row than any other commonwealth's attorney - withheld evidence that would have discredited their key witness, triggerman Owen Barber IV. Barber recanted his testimony implicating Wolfe at a hearing held in front of Judge Jackson. In his most recent court appearance, Barber declined to offer any testimony, invoking his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Sphinx | Great Sphinx of Ancient Egypt
- The Nemes it self was decorated with strap represented in high relief and its begging over the forehead in all the statues of Chephren and all the Kings afterwards, while the Great Sphinx itself had no decoration or even this strap over the fore head.
- The representation of the Cobra itself on the Great Sphinx was partly depicted, just the out starched part of the Cobra only depicted on the forehead on the sphinx, while all the statues of King Chephren and all the kings afterwards had the representation of the whole Cobra with the body being depicted over the head.
- The false beard, which is preserved now in the British Museum and Cairo Museum, it was represented plaited and curved, this type of divine false beard appeared in the New Kingdom which make the scholars to suggest that it was added as a separated part later during the New Kingdom in order to make the statue represent the divine form of a god who is Re hr 3hty as during this period the sphinx wasn't belonging to Chephren but it was Re hr 3hty.
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The original iPad could have clearly supported most features in iOS 6, but then again like I said in my earlier post, it was missing features that are standard in today's iPad. If you're using the iPad as a reader and a web browser, it's still perfectly fine for that, but if you're using it for recording and processing music, or even editing a picture, there are some APIs that wouldn't work very well with it, especially when it has to deal with the system UI in the background.
I wish Apple would leave it up to the iPad 1 owner to decide whether they wish to upgrade, despite such multimedia apps not working properly, etc. Like we mentioned earlier, for some of us the main attraction of iOS 6 is the addition of French, German and Spanish dictionaries -- a long-time weakness of iOS that only offered the English dictionary up until iOS 5. I don't need to stress how useful auch dictionaries can be especially when you use your iPad as a reading tool, which iPad 1 can do perfectly fine. It really seems too bad that because of Apple's autocratic decision, iPad 1 owners will be deprived of those 3 new iOS dictionaries.
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When the 5th generation iPads and the 2nd generation iPad Mini are introduced, I wonder if they'll be running iOS 7?
I'm 99% certain they will not, if they are introduced in March as usual for new iPads. New versions of iOS typically arrive in the fall. Maybe Apple will skip the March release date and will from now on start releasing new iPads in the fall of each year only, along with new iOS versions.
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The Google Nexus 7 has now begun shipping to people who pre-ordered the tablet !
Both Curries and PCWorld have begun shipping the 16GB version of Google's tablet, while Google have already put the 8GB model in the post for those who pre-ordered. The bad news for those who havn't pre-ordered is that Google is now listing a 1-2 week wait for more stock to arrive.
Earlier in the week we reported that Google is suffering from stock shortages in the US due to higher than anticipated sales. Now it looks like the UK is set to suffer from a similar fate. The folks at 3G are waiting for the delivery man to knock at any moment with our Nexus 7 tablet and we'll be bringing you a review of the device very soon !
We do have to mention that Google has messed up some of the deliveries in the UK by not sharing the full addresses with the courier TNT. For example, our Google Nexus 7 left our local depot yesterday but never got delivered and on calling TNT they said Google havn't given them the full addresses.
Google's tablet has changed the tablet market immeasurably already with "Chinese" tablet manufacturers forced to instantly slash their prices. Apple are also thought to be working on an iPad Mini to challenge Google's affordable Nexus 7 tablet.
In the UK the Nexus 7 8GB is available direct from Google Play for £159 or you can pickup a 16GB model from Curries or PCWorld for £199. Considering it has a quad-core processor and runs on Android Jelly Bean this is a great deal !
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Arab Spring interpretations
We examine the idea that the emerging winners of the so-called Arab Spring were not the hopeful democrats or the secularists, but the political Islamists.
- Walter Russell Mead
- James Clarke Chace Professor of Foreign Affairs and Humanities at Bard College and Editor-at-large The American Interest magazine
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- Geraldine Doogue
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- Jackie May
Comments (3)
Dr Gideon Polya :
08 Dec 2012 11:45:06am
Interesting and informative interview with Professor Walter Mead. However the question was not asked as to why on earth one would expect the majority of citizens of overwhelmingly Muslim and Arab countries that have been historically colonized, devastated and subverted by Western democracies, to side with pro-Western or Western-influenced secularists. Professor Mead did at least advert to educated urban versus uneducated rural dichotomy in Egypt
I am an agnostic Humanist and accordingly believe in the ideal of secular politics. However I also believe in democracy and the rule of law nationally and internationally. Professor Mead bemoans the sad reality for neocon Americans that "the wrong guys" (aka the democratic majority of Muslims or "islamists") are getting power as a result of the so-called "Arab Spring". On his blog he disgustingly adverts to a "ray of light" in the French (as opposed to Gulf State "islamists" ) being involved in "weapons distribution in Syria" (aka "terrorism" or more specifically "French state terrorism", a criminal associate of UK state terrorism, Israeli state terrorism and US state terrorism).
One sincerely hopes that the Arab World and the Muslim World will rapidly adopt modernity (and especially female equality) when they gain democracy and freedom from Western occupation and Western-backed dictators. For a courageous and honest analysis of the big job at hand read the important book "Inside Muslim Minds" by Professor Riaz Hassan AM FASSA (Flinders University) based on Australian ARC-funded research involving the polling of Muslims in a variety of countries (Google "Review Inside Muslim Minds"). 12 million Muslims have died from violence or violently-imposed deprivation in the Neocon American- and Zionist Imperialist-backed post-1990 US War on Muslims )(Google "Muslim Holocaust Muslim Genocide").
Mike McDermott :
08 Dec 2012 12:05:36pm
Impressive guest list, Geraldine. Earlier this year I read Walter Russell Mead's 2007 book God and Gold: Britain, America and the Making of the Modern World, wherein he picks up Lewis Carroll's tale of the Walrus (GB) and the Carpenter (USA) and runs with it. On the rear dust jacket it quotes a review by Paul Kennedy about how outrageous it would be to "American know-nothings", and to "liberal Brits" as the forbears of neo-cons – these things of darkness they do not acknowledge as theirs. And foreigners - especially French and Arab ones - "who will have their worst historical myth confirmed, that the Anglo-Saxons have been intent on dominating world affairs for at least the past four centuries and have no plans to give up the habit now."
He refers to Egypt several times, including the association of students and radical Islam on pp. 325-326. He notes that the Oyster-eaters' "unnecessary and poorly planned war in Iraq" "made American power odious in much of the world" (pp. 378), and generally characterizes American foreign policy of that time as the opposite of wise. He noted that "many Middle Easterners believe that the United States is pursuing a slightly modernized version of Britain's traditional practice of indirect rule" (p. 383)- he did not add that many Australians think that too - and suggested that "the Carpenter talk less and listen more" (p.385),which to me sounds much too big an ask for the "no-nothings", in both foreign policy and climate change, for more disasters to be averted.
That book gave me deeper insights into world affairs than any other single work I have ever read. I commend you for bringing such an American on to your show. It reminds us that there is a deeper, wiser America than the unrelenting cacophony of empty barrels competing to make the most noise. If there are reasons to hope, Mead's approach could be one of them.
A Monotheist :
09 Dec 2012 1:21:56pm
Hello Everyone:
A few points to make:
The irony is that, if the Egyptian secularists want to rule, the'll need to have an authoritarian government since they don't have the majourity of people behind them.
Second, the analysts have to revolutionized their own understanding of the role of religions in the cotext of societies events. In the West, it has become a common wisdom that, the Western secular societies has been possible by diminishing the role of religions. However, the fact is that, the existence of many minority groups has made secularism a successful story. These minorites include ethnic, religious, and other socioeconomical groups. Even, the dominant religious groups are brakeble to minorities, such as protestans, Catholics, Mormon etc; or among the ethnicity, for example in the U.S., there a White with none Hespanic and White Hespanic minorities.
But this model of political system remain successfl in a prosperous society. In another word, as soon as the economy declines, the impact of the majority group will be felt by the rest; and if there is no significant majorty, the society will become ungovernable.
So, people have to update their understanding of the role of religions in the societies.


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Linfield legend Noel Bailie admits he is still "coming to terms" with the shock news that raged out of Windsor Park just after lunch-time on Saturday.
The Hillsborough man, who pulled on the famous blue shirt over 1,000 occasions in a career that spanned 25 years, couldn't believe it when it was announced that David Jeffrey will stand down as Linfield boss at the end of the season.
Bailie is still on the scouting staff at Windsor and actually had a meeting with Jeffrey only a fortnight ago, but there was no indication of what was to follow.
"It was a total shock to me," said Noel, who was affectionately known as 'skipper' at the club.
"David will have his reasons – and I think he has already stated that they will be aired in future months.
"I've a feeling he has sat down and taken stock. He's been there for 17 years as manager, and another 10 or 11 years as player. It's a lifetime.
"Everyone knows the job comes at a price, and unbelievable pressure. How he has managed to handle that for 17 yeas is beyond me.
"Away from the game, David has a high pressure job. It must have been difficult to juggle both, but he did it with a great deal of professionalism. The Linfield position also eats into your personal life."
With 30 trophies racked up in his 17 years – and the possibility of more to come – Jeffrey now has the opportunity to sign off in style.
Bailie, however, was surprised at the timing of the announcement.
"Obviously, David has thought long and hard about it," added Noel.
"To inform the players just two hours before a game was a bit puzzling.
"It could have either sent them into shock, or galvanised them. Thankfully, it had the desired effect as they demolished Ballinamallard by all accounts.
"There is a certain degree of pressure that comes with every managerial job, but it's a lot worse at Linfield. He's now the longest serving manager in the club's history – and has carved his name in another successful chapter.
"But as he always stated to us, there is no individual bigger than the club.
"His departure not only leaves a huge void not only at Linfield, but in the Irish League in general. David is a great character with a missive personality – and that will be missed at every ground in the league."
Bailie believes the pressure will now be heaped on the shoulders of Linfield's Management Committee in nominating a successor.
"David came in as manager after the turmoil when Roy Coyle left and he turned things around in his own way," added Noel.
"Club board members now must make the right decision in naming a replacement. Already there are a number of names being bandied about, but it has to be right for the club and the individual.
"It's similar to Alex Ferguson's departure at Man United. How do you follow an act like that. The Linfield job is certainly not as high profile as that, but the pressure will be on the next manager right from the off."


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The live cattle trade has the potential to harm Australia's relationship with Indonesia despite Agriculture Minister
The immediate impact in Indonesia will be a consumer backlash over a rise in beef prices.
As 40 million Indonesians live below the poverty line, beef is eaten mainly by the country's better educated, more vocal and politically aware middle class.
Indonesian MPs don't need much encouragement to indulge in a bit of Australia-bashing that usually bolsters their standing, though the country's political leadership has been restrained so far.
Indonesia's agriculture vice- minister Bayu Krisnamurthi said during the week he could not understand why Australia was intent on punishing Indonesians by banning live cattle exports instead of co-operating with Jakarta to improve abattoir standards.
Mr Bayu later threatened to take Australia to the World Trade Organisation on the grounds the ban was discriminatory – although Prime Minister
The Gillard government, already under pressure over a myriad of politically difficult issues including the carbon tax, gambling reform and its handling of asylum seekers, seems to have reflexively jumped to appease public outrage about the expense of other considerations.
On Thursday Indonesia's Agriculture Minister Suswono suggested Jakarta would rely on local farmers and frozen beef imports from the US and New Zealand to make up the Australian live cattle shortfall, which is about one-tenth of Indonesia's annual demand.
But Indonesia cannot quickly replace the Australian supply, although Jakarta had already been reducing its reliance on live cattle imports.
Though the bedrock of the relationship between Australia and Indonesia is sound, there is friction about Australia's handling of asylum seekers and two-way trade valued at about $11 billion a year is seen as underdone.
Australia depends heavily on Indonesia in its efforts to combat the people-smuggling trade and Jakarta could quite easily cruel Canberra's efforts to stem the flow of asylum seekers in retaliation for Australia's actions.
The Prime Minister may have appeased the broader public concerns about animal welfare but her government faces a fierce domestic backlash of its own from Australian cattle producers and exporters unless it is willing to negotiate over compensation.
Cattle producers have also faced a local problem as meat sales have dropped by up to 15 per cent since the Four Corners exposé.
Yet the Prime Minister repeatedly ducks the question of compensation for the Australian industry. She says she wants to see the trade continue, yet is under pressure to end live cattle exports altogether.
Animal welfare groups are adept at marshalling public outrage by utilising current affairs programs in Australia and they could use a similar approach with other sensitive markets in an effort to shut down the industry.
The lobby is already shifting attention to countries such as Brunei, Kuwait, Malaysia and Libya.
With some backbench support and the Greens, independent Andrew Wilkie and senator Nick Xenophon adopting the same approach in the upper house, the future of the $1 billion-a-year trade is on the line.
The Australian Financial Review


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BELL, HALL, BUGG (Hanover Twp., p. 446)
James H. BELL was born in Hanover Twp., Oct 17, 1826. He is a retired farmer, and is the s/o James BELL & Nancy HALL. His father was in the War of 1812, coming to the county in 1811. He was born in Philadelphia, Dec 2, 1779, & died May 29, 1828. Mrs. BELL was born in SC, May 5, 1792, & died Aug 24, 1871. They raised a family of seven children, five daughters & 2 sons, of whom two sons & two daughters are still living. All but James H. BELL are married. He now controls & resides upon the farm where he was born. For the past five years he has been unable to get around much, owing to a stroke of paralysis. Mrs. Rhoda BUGG, who is and has been his housekeeper the 13 years last past, was born in Clayton, England, Nov 17, 1824. She was married Mar 4, 1848 to John Henry BUGG, who died in 1855. In the 1869 she embarked for this country & located in this county.
BOATMAN, WARWICK, LAFAYETTE, MILLS, FLENNER, BROOKS (Hanover Twp., pp.
The BOATMANs were one of the earliest families in the county. Jeremiah W. BOATMAN, now living in this township, is a descendant of this family. He was born in Hamilton, (Butler Co., OH), Sep 7, 1840, & is the s/o Mark M. BOATMAN & Cynthia WARWICK. The great-great-grandfather BOATMAN was of French descent, enlisting as a soldier under LAFAYETTE, & taking part in many of the actions of the Revolutionary War. He remained in America at the close of the war where he had married & raised a small family, of which the members were nearly all massacred by the Indians in PA. James BOATMAN was born in Northumberland Co., PA about 1771, as nearly as can be told. On the 22nd of Aug 1799, he married Anna MILLS, dau/o Col. James MILLS, & emigrated to OH two years after. Col. MILLS was of Irish descent. He emigrated from Berks Co., PA, & settled in Hamilton. He had seven children: Reed, Mark, James, Anna, Abbie, Julia, & Eliza. When the colonel started from the East he had three fine-blooded horses. These he sent on in advance, in charge of a man who was going that way, but when he arrived, either owing to the Indians or to the duplicity of his agent, he found neither horses nor man, & was obliged to content himself with his loss. Col. MILLS came down by boat, as did Mr. BOATMAN, who carried his family in a canoe, landing in Cincinnati, where there were then only a few cabins. From there he went to Hamilton. It was at that time a common thing to mark a road by little sticks & stones, to indicate the route; they followed these for a long time, & then discovered that some person had maliciously changed the little end, which indicated the right way, so as to point out another & entirely wrong direction. This cost them several days' lost labor. As soon as the land was surveyed on the west side of the river, he located 160 acres four miles north of Hamilton, on Four-Mile Creek. Here he built a small cabin, in which he lived until he became easy in money matters, when he erected a commodious frame house, which is still standing. At the time he took up his settlement here there were only three families in his neighborhood--one opposite the FLENNER Mills, one on the farm now owned by Andrew FLENNER, & one on William BROOKS's present farm. The two former lived in block-houses.
BOATMAN (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
James BOATMAN resided on his farm till his death, at which time he was 80 years old. He reared a family of 13 children: Claudius, James M., Mark M., Sarah M., Mary A., Ann, Jane, Reed M., William, John M., Nathan C., & Jeremiah N., eight boys & 5 girls. Himself, wife, brothers, & sisters were great hunters. In PA they would go out hunting many miles from home & remain for weeks. The game was bears, raccoons, deer, & turkeys, besides small fry. They were often chased by the Indians, having many narrow escapes. On one occasion, while he & his sister were hunting, they were pursued by Indians, & his sister was caught, scalped, & left for dead. She escaped, recovered, & afterwards married & lived to a good old age, although without a forelock, which was artificially supplied. Being penniless at the time of his marriage, he and his wife apprenticed themselves to a farmer for one year to get the means necessary for housekeeping. His wife, besides faithfully attending to her household duties & enduring the hardships of frontier life, acted as an herb physician, in which she was very successful. She was fine horsewoman & a good marksman. One night they had a visitor. The meat was out, & there was no way of getting any more except by shooting it. So she rose early in the morning, built a fire, put on the pot, & went out. Guided by her knowledge of the habits of deer, she soon found one, brought her rifle to her shoulder, & fired. The animal fell, & she soon had a large piece of it in the pot. Her breakfast was soon got ready, & by the time the family was awake & dressed it was upon the table.
DOYLE, WEAVER, WARNER (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
John DOYLE was born in Morgan Twp., (Butler Co., OH), Aug 31, 1823. His parents were Thomas DOYLE & Catherine WEAVER. The former was a soldier in the War of 1812, & came here about 1819. He died in 1834 with cholera. Mrs. DOYLE, the mother, died Jan 9, 1879, aged 105 years. John DOYLE was married Oct 22, 1851, in Rush Co., IN to Euphemia WARNER, born in OH, Apr 16, 1833. They have had 8 children. Eliza Jane was born Oct 4, 1854; Angelette, Nov 10, 1856; Thomas Jefferson, Jul 22, 1860; Wilfred W., known as John, Sep 7, 1862; Elisha H., Oct 9, 1864; Sarah M., Nov 25, 1868; Lella I., Jun 28, 1872; Edna Anna, Mar 9, 1877. Mr. DOYLE served in the late war as a member of Company E, 69th OH Volunteer Infantry.
EGBY, CRAIG, HYERS, PEMBREW (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
John EGBY was born in Centerville, IN, Feb 3, 1855, being the s/o Armistead EGBY & Emily CRAIG. Mr. EGBY served 4 years in the late war, & died while in the army. John EGBY was married at Hamilton, (Butler Co., OH), Oct 4, 1879, to Ida HYERS, dau/o Moses HYERS & Rachel PEMBREW, who was born in Centerville, IN, Aug 14, 1861. Mr. EGBY is a farmer.
HALL, MORRIS (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
John M. HALL was born in Hanover Twp. in 1809. He is the s/o John HALL & Elizabeth MORRIS, who came here in March, 1806 from KY. He is a farmer, & has been supervisor & school director. His father was in the Revolutionary War as a private in a SC regiment, & received a pension a few years before he died. This was in the year 1836, his wife dying May 1838. They were both buried on their farm.
LAGETROST, HAFERTEPEN (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
John Theodore LAGETROST was born in Dec, 1832, in Germany. He was married to Mary HAFERTEPEN in 1852, & had 10 children. John was born May 2, 1853; Minnie, Dec 6, 1855; Henry, Jan 27, 1858; Lizzie, Jan 11, 1860; Caroline, Jun 24, 1862; Anthony, Sep 25, 1864; Benjamin, Oct 20, 1866; Annie, Dec 21, 1868; Rosa, Dec 30, 1870; Joseph, Jan 14, 1873. The oldest lives in Minster, Auglaize Co., (OH), & the rest in this county. Mr. LAGETROST was a farmer. He died Jan 15, 1873, & since that time the widow & her children have carried on the farm.
HUMMELL, RITTER (Hanover Twp., p. 447)
Adam HUMMELL, farmer & stock-raiser, was born in Bavaria, Oct 18, 1842, & is the s/o David & Elizabeth HUMMELL. The father died Jun 20, 1854, but the mother is still living in Germany. Mr. HUMMELL came to this country in 1865, & was married Feb 19th, of that year, to Elizabeth RITTER, dau/o Christian RITTER, who died Jan 24, 1864, in Germany, & of Pheby RITTER, who died Dec 4, 1874, at Hamilton. Mrs. Elizabeth HUMMELL was born Jan 11, 1844. Their children have been Katharine, born Jan 28, 1868; Adam, Feb 2, 1870; Michael, Jan 9, 1870; Francis S., Mar 8, 1874; Frita, Sep 1, 1876; Anna, Sep 24, 1878, & Hilda, Sep 23, 1880. Mr. HUMMELL has always been a farmer, & now owns a place of 142 acres. He was a school director of District No. 2 from 1876 to 1881.
IRWIN, THORN, MADISON, MONROE, CHENEY, HILL (Hanover Twp., pp. 447-448)
Azariah T. IRWIN was born in Butler Co., Jun 9, 1821, being the s/o John IRWIN & Mary THORN. The land on which he was born was entered by his grandfather, Azariah THORN, Dec 13, 1811,& his deed bears the names of James MADISON, President, & James MONROE, Secretary of State. Mr. THORN served in the War of 1812. Azariah T. IRWIN was married Apr 28, 1853, in Fairfield Co., IN, to Elizabeth CHENEY, dau/o Jacob CHENEY & Mahala HILL, who was born in that place Mar 29, 1834. They have had five children: Charles E. was born Feb 7, 1854; John, Jan 4, 1856; Washington, Sep 5, 1859; Edwin C., Sep 4, 1860; & Mary Virginia, Nov 12, 1864. John died Oct 5, 1856. Mrs. IRWIN had a brother, Edwin J. CHENEY, who participated in the late war. He was first sergeant of Co. G, 68th IN Volunteer Infantry, serving throughout the entire struggle. Mr. IRWIN died in IN on the 2nd of Aug 1873.
KUMLER, BEAM, GILLESPIE, BIGHAM (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
Gilca L. KUMLER was born in Hanover Twp., Jan 27, 1853. He is the s/o Michael KUMLER & Nancy BEAM. He was married Sep 27, 1879, to Hannah GILLESPIE, dau/o Robert GILLESPIE & Margaret BIGHAM, who came to this county about 1833. She was born on the 25th of Dec 1855. They have one child, Leola, born Apr 2, 1880. Mr. KUMLER is a farmer & stock-raiser, & lives on the farm on which he was born.
KELLY, BROOKS, GARDNER (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
John KELLY, s/o Jacob KELLY & Morris BROOKS, was born in Butler Co., OH, May 6, 1855. His parents had come here two years prior to this event. He was married Apr 7, 1880 to Elizabeth GARDNER, dau/o Peter GARDNER & Elizabeth GARDNER. Her parents came here in 1851, & she was born in 1861. Mr. KELLY is a farmer, & has served one term as supervisor.
KRUCKER, FRANKHOUSER (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
Frederick KRUCKER was born in Germany, coming to this county in 1865 from Hamilton Co., (OH). He was twice married. His second wife, whose maiden name was Louisa FRANKHOUSER, was born in Belmont Co., OH, Mar 29, 1838, & was married in Hamilton Co., Nov 24, 1855. Her parents were Daniel & Mary FRANKHOUSER, & they live in Belmont Co., (OH). She has had five children: William was born Mar 17, 1859; Mary, Mar 22, 1861; Frederick, Feb 13, 1863, Edward, Apr 23, 1866; John Frank, Jun 5, 1868; & Louisa, Oct 23, 1864. William died Jun 23, 1864; Frederick, Jan 15, 1864; & Louisa, Jan 13, 1866. Mr. KRUCKER was a wagonmaker by trade, but carried on a farm the last three years of his life. He died Apr 2, 1869.
MORRIS, HINKLE, CLARK, HOLMES (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
Oliver P. MORRIS is the s/o Isaac K. MORRIS & Sarah J. HINKLE. They came to this county about 1838. The father is now dead. Oliver P. MORRIS was born in Fairfield Twp., Apr 22, 1848, & was married Oct 20, 1870, Cincinnati, (OH) to Orlette J. CLARK, dau/o William V. CLARK, born Dec 4, 1827, & Elizabeth HOLMES, b Dec 30, 1832. Their daughter was born in Fairfield Twp, Oct 22, 1851. She & her husband have 4 living children. Albertine was born Jan 4, 1872; William Isaac, Sep 4, 1874; Ann Elizabeth, Nov 6, 1877; & Charles L., Nov 13, 1880. Two other children were born who were not named; one on the 17th of Jun 1876 & one Oct 30, 1879. Mr. MORRIS is a school-teacher by profession, following that occupation for several years prior to his marriage, & one term since then. Since 1871 he has paid all his attention to his farm & raising stock. He now has control of 500 acres, 300 of which is under a good state of cultivation, & the remainder is well adapted for pasture.
MEHL, REOP, WEHR, HITELINGER (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
Jacob MEHL was born in Strasbourg, now in Germany, on the 22nd of Sep 1828, & came to this county in 1841 with his parents, Michael MEHL & Catherine REOP. The father died in the year 1876, & the mother in 1861. Mr. Jacob MEHL was married on the 30th of Nov, 1854, to Lena WEHR, dau/o George WEHR & Barbara HITELINGER, who came here in 1844, & are both living. Mrs. MEHL was also born in Strasbourg, Feb 2, 1840. Their union has been blessed with 11 children: Elizabeth Barbara was born Sep 17, 1855; Anna Caroline, Oct 20, 1857; Simeon Charles, Aug 19, 1860; Louisa Matilda, May 23, 1862; Mary Ann, Sep 25, 1863; Jacob Benjamin, Mar 7, 1865; Lena Barbara, Feb 12, 1867; Clara Ellen, Feb 11, 1869; Sarah Lovina, Jun 8, 1870; William Andrew, Jul 22, 1870; & Frank Elmer, Jan 17, 1875. Mr. MEHL is a farmer.
MISTLER, HARRIS, LUSTYCK, MACON (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
Frederick MISTLER was born in Germany, Jan 14, 1834, being the s/o John MISTLER & Elizabeth HARRIS. He came to this county in 1859, & was married to Mary LUSTYCK, Feb 26, 1861, in this county. She is the dau/o John LUSTYCK & Elizabeth MACON, & was born in Jul, 1836. Their children have been nine. Mary Elizabeth was born Aug 29, 1861; Catherine, Apr 20, 1863; Lena, Oct 25, 1864; Frederick, Sep 24, 1866; Pitt, Mar 5, 1868; Andrew, Aug 30, 1870; George, Jun 9, 1873; Jacob, Jan 27, 1876; & Mary Catherine Josephine, Jul 16, 1879. Lena died Mar 19, 1868, & Frederick, Apr 17, 1868. Mr. MISTLER is a farmer.
NIXON, LONNER (Hanover Twp., p. 448)
John NIXON was born in this county, May 8, 1837. His parents were William & Margaret NIXON. He was married on the 31st of Dec 1861 to Margaret LONNER, dau/o David & Jane LONNER, who was born in this county, Jan 1, 1838. They have 4 children. Linda Nixon was born Nov 19, 1862, & is dead. William H. was born Apr 25, 1864; Charles D., Oct 29, 1868; & Mary Jane, Dec 9, 1870. He is a farmer. His father was in the War of 1812.
NIXON, DODDS, HUESTON, TAYLOR, POCOCK, WEAVER (Hanover Twp., pp. 448-449)
William NIXON was born in Aug, 1787, in Ireland, coming to America at nine years of age with his parents, James & Jane NIXON. They remained in PA for some time, & then emigrated to where Cincinnati, (OH) now stands. In 1809 they removed to Butler Co., (OH). James NIXON died on the 2nd of Aug 1825, & his wife Oct 17, 1840. William NIXON was married on the 11th of Jan, 1821, to Margaret DODDS, dau/o Andrew & Margaret DODDS, who moved to this county in 1808. Mrs. NIXON was born in PA, Mar 18, 1800. They had 9 children: Matilda, the eldest is dead. She was born Jan 27, 1822; Jane HUESTON was born May 8, 1824; Margaret TAYLOR, Jul 29, 1826; James, Mar 4, 1829; William, Mar 21, 1831; Anna, Jun 9, 1833; John, May 8, 1837, Elizabeth POCOCK, Jul 25, 1839; Martha Louise WEAVER, Feb 8, 1845. Mrs. HUESTON lives in Blooming Grove, Franklin Co., IN. Mr. NIXON ws always a farmer, but served one term in the War of 1812. He died Aug 2, 1861, his wife still surviving.
RADER, WELCH, LEWIS, SHOEMAKER, KIMBALL, BANK (Hanover Twp., p. 449)
John F. RADER was born Jun 25, 1842, in Franklin Co., OH. He was the s/o Frederick RADER, born in 1803 in Germany, & Mary WELCH, born in 1817 in OH. They are now living in this county, having come here from Van Wert Co., (OH) in 1879. John F. RADER was married in Delaware Co., (OH), Dec 13, 1866, to Josephine LEWIS, dau/o Morgan S. LEWIS & Mary SHOEMAKER, the former born 1826 in NY State, & the latter in OH in 1828. Their daughter was born in Warren Co., (OH), Oct 12, 1848. Mr. & Mrs. RADER have had six children. Thomas J. was born Oct 4, 1867; Jenny L., Jul 7, 1869; Mary L., Sep 7, 1871, Frederick M., Sep 20, 1873; John William, Feb 5, 1876; & Jane Louisa, Jun 17, 1879. The first child was born in Delaware Co., & the last in Butler Co., the others in Van Wert Co. Mrs. RADER's parents have also moved to this county, coming here Oct, 1878. John F. RADER was a private in Capt. KIMBALL's Company G, 96th OH Volunteer Infantry. He enlisted Jun 12, 1862, & was engaged in the battles of Yazoo Swamp, Arkansas Post, Port Hudson, Island No. 10, siege of Vicksburg, Jackson, Mississippi, BANK's expedition to the Red River, & a great many others. He served until the end of the war, & was honorably discharged at Columbus, OH, Aug 20, 1865, then returning to his farm, where he still is.
RILEY, McGILBERRY, BECKETT, HILL (Hanover Twp., p. 449)
William H. RILEY, the s/o John RILEY & Numalennia McGILBERRY, was born in Hanover Twp., Jul 9, 1846. He was married on the 8th of Jun 1869 at Hamilton, (OH) to Hannah S. BECKETT, who was born Jun 1, 1850. Her parents, James BECKETT & Elizabeth HILL, came to this county at an early period, & are now both dead. Mr. & Mrs. RILEY have had five children. John Sheldon was born Apr 26, 1872; Minnie, Oct 30, 1873; Myrtle Gertrude, Jan 11, 1876; James Elmer, Sep 1, 1878; & William Henry, Mar 22, 1880. Minnie died on the 30th of Nov 1875. Mr. RILEY's uncle, Joshua, was in the War of 1812, & he had a brother in the War of the Rebellion. He was a member of the 3rd OH Volunteer Infantry, & served about 2 years, then being killed in the battle of Perrysville. Mr. RILEY is a farmer & stock raiser, & has made a specialty in the latter.


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Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine and the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsoring "Give Kids A Smile Day"
Friday, February 1 from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm at School of Dental Medicine, Rockland Hall in the J. Howard Oaks Learning Center - please click here for a map to the location
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"Give Kids a Smile Day" is part of a national campaign by the American Dental Association to promote good oral health in children who do not have access to dental care. The American Academy of Pediatrics & American Dental Association recommend "First Tooth, First Birthday, First Dental Visit"


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Southern Miss Men And Women Post Wins In Telcom Classic
MONROE, La.-- The Southern Miss men's and women's track and field teams turned in several outstanding performances at the ULM Telcom Classic, Saturday. The Eagles won a combined seven events.
Junior S. Dori Sims shattered the school record by 3.03 seconds in the 400 meters, finishing first with a time of 51.33. She beat the rest of the field by 7.33 seconds. Tabitha White owned the school record, set in 1999, with a time of 54.36.
Freshman Nikki Montgomery had a personal-best jump of 19'3" finishing first ahead of teammate Sandra Allen, who jumped 18'9" Jessica Crump finished first for the second time this season in the 800 meters with a time of 2:15.37, almost two seconds ahead of the next runner.
The 4x400 meter relay team of Sims, Crump, Allen and Hope Sinclair ran a season-best time of 3:46.54, finishing first and knocking off almost two seconds. Yolanda Johnson posted a season-best time of 24.90 in the 200 meters and finished fifth. Keisha Johnson finished seventh with a time of 25.54. Amadi ran a season-best 59.60 in the 400 meters, finishing fourth. Both Tomeka Shaffer and Lena Gates turned in season-best time of 5:15.22 and 5,26.62 in the 1,500 meters. Sims and Montgomery finished two and four in the triple jump, jumping 38'3 1/2" and 37'5" respectively. Anna Askew finished third in the discus with a toss of 132'10".
On the men's side, George Daley ran a time of 52.85 in the 400-meter intermediate hurdles and finished first. Dywon Pullins took first place in the triple jump with a jump of 48'8" Bryan Burner won the shot put with a toss of 53'2".
Cedric Norman finished tied for first in the long jump with a jump of 23'10" Wenston Riley finished second in the 110-meter high hurdles with a time of 14.31. Emmanuel Osabutey finished fourth in the 100-meter dash with a time of 10.88, with Steve Griffin finishing fifth with a time of 15.54. Kenny Johnson ran a 48.15 in the 400 meters and finished fourth.
Southern Miss' next meet is the Conference USA Championship at Tampa, Fla., May 10-12.


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Georgia O'Keeffe; Jack Cowart; Juan Hamilton; Sarah Greenough; National Gallery of Art (U.S.)
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|Catalog of an exhibition held at the National Gallery and other institutions, 1987-1989.
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|Art and artist / Jack Cowart --
In O'Keeffe's world / Juan Hamilton --
From the faraway / Sarah Greenough --
Letters: 1915-1918 ; 1919-1929 ; 1929-1946 ; 1947-1981.
|Jack Cowart, Juan Hamilton ; letters selected and annotated by Sarah Greenough.
This volume is a catalog accompanying the centennial exhibition of American artist Georgia O'Keeffe's (1887-1986) work at the National Gallery of Art. This work includes color reproductions of the 120 pieces in the exhibition, as well as 125 letters O'Keeffe wrote during her lifetime. This survey includes charcoals and pencil drawings on paper, but most is devoted to her work in color -- water colors and pastels on paper, and oils on canvas. O'Keeffe's letters are grouped according to four periods in her life: 1915-1918, when she was an art teacher in Virginia, South Carolina and Texas; 1919-1929, when she lived with Alfred Stieglitz in New York; 1929-1946, a period of time when she became more attached to the Southwest, and broke with the way of life in New York City and the east coast; and 1947-1981, when, after Stieglitz's death, she moved to and took up residence in New Mexico permanently. Through the personal letters that form the core of the book, O'Keeffe emerges as an even more complex and passionate person than she herself was willing to reveal before her death in 1986.
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Well, the undead fat lady is about to sing for 32 Days of Halloween. As we've been sifting through the madness of the season, we hope you've enjoyed yourselves. If so, do let us know. That's how we decide if there's going to be a Part VII or not. As always, we try to launch the final day with the various and sundry bits that didn't seem to fit anywhere else. And that seems to sum up our first video, which is part of a training vid that Vincent Price recorded for Sears. Sears Roebuck had The Vincent Price Collection of art available for sale...and no, we're not talking stuff like prints by Giger and Wrightson...Price was a Serious Art Guy. Showing here...
For an article giving you the backstory on the Collection--plus a PDF of one of the catalogs (nice)--check out this link.
Next we take you to a relatively recent re-release of one of Peter Cushing's autobiographies, Past Forgetting, which was recorded as an abridged audiobook by...Peter Cushing. It was released on CD for the first time in 2010 by Cosmic Hobo and, sadly, does not appear to have a digital download option. So you'll be snagging it from the UK if you want it (and you're on this side of the pond). Here's a snippet:
You can get it from Cosmic Hobo as a two CD set here.
And lastly...there is this. And it will Melt Your Brain.
That is from this...which is quite out of print. If your brain isn't feeling squishy enough, go here.
See you back here tonight for You Know What.


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Kaimuki has definitely become a Honolulu hotspot. Recently, several new businesses have opened, bringing everything from espresso, to gourmet sandwiches and craft beers to the flourishing neighborhood.
Here's a guide to some of the new places that have sprung up:
Brew'd Craft Pub
Joining the late-night scene is Brew'd, a gastropub with 16 rotating beers on tap and more than 100 bottled beers. The menu is slightly different from REAL a Gastropub, but with equally tasty plates to share. Popular items include the meatloaf sliders, root beer-braised short ribs and the pork adobo poutine.
Brew'd Craft Pub
3441 Waialae Ave.
Hours: 4 p.m.-2 a.m. Monday-Saturday


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ST. LOUIS – Happy Labor Day from Busch Stadium. The Mets are going for their fourth win in a row. Collin McHugh takes the ball for his second big-league start. He threw seven scoreless innings in his debut last month.
What else is going on?
1. Here's the call-ups headed here for Tuesday: Jenrry Mejia, Jeurys Familia, Jordany Valdespin, Elvin Ramirez, lefty reliever Justin Hampson and outfielder Fred Lewis.
2. Dillon Gee is here with the team. He hoped to play catch for the first time since his season-ending surgery in July. Gee said his body feels fine.
3. To make room for the call-ups, the team transferred catcher Rob Johnson and reliever Tim Byrdak to the 60-day disabled list.
Here are the lineups as Collin McHugh (0-0, 0.00 ERA) faces Joe Kelly (4-6, 3.61 ERA):
1. Ruben Tejada, SS
2. Daniel Murphy, 2B
3. David Wright, 3B
4. Ike Davis, 1B
5. Lucas Duda, LF
6. Mike Baxter, RF
7. Kelly Shoppach, C
8. Andres Torres, CF
9. Collin McHugh, P
1. Jon Jay, CF
2. Matt Carpenter, 1B
3. Matt Holliday, LF
4. Allen Craig, RF
5. Yadier Molina, C
6. David Freese, 3B
7. Skip Schumaker, 2B
8. Daniel Descalso, SS
9. Joe Kelly, P