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Paul Scheer is creepily hovering over Rob Huebel onstage at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in Hollywood. "What's your first question?" Scheer asks an awkward-looking Huebel. "Fuck you!" Scheer barks, just as Huebel is about to speak. "This is my theater. I ask the questions!"
The room erupts with laughter at this impromptu reenactment of my interview with the two funny men, with Scheer playing himself and Huebel portraying yours truly. It was an opening bit for Crash Test, a show created by comic Aziz Ansari at the original Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre in New York and transplanted to the UCBT's L.A. branch by Scheer and Huebel. The show is a comedic amalgam of guest stand-ups, sketches, videos and anything they happen to come up with onstage. The duo, along with Ansari, are regular staples in the comedy world and co-created the cult hit MTV sketch series Human Giant, which ran for two seasons. Both Huebel and Scheer thrive on experimental event-type shows.
"Rob and I hosted an election-night special for the '04 election back in New York. We thought it was gonna be great and were sure Bush was not going to get a second term," says Scheer. "The show got progressively more depressing as the night went on. And then we met up with Aziz, who was doing a show called Crash Test, which was this show right here."
"Crash Test is just an excuse to try out new stuff," Huebel says. "We always feel good about it, but sometimes we're just trying stuff out for the very first time."
"The cool thing about the show is that the audience that keeps on coming back become a part of it," Scheer adds. "We actually know more than a quarter of the audience and have this interesting relationship with them."
Both are comedians of the millennial generation, adept at using Twitter and Facebook for their own hilarious gain. They recently produced A Night of 140 Tweets, a benefit to help build schools for children displaced by the earthquake in Haiti. It was the first show of its kind to feature tweets by an army of 140-plus celebrities, with enough star power to rival the Oscars. The show follows the pair's M.O. of comedy experimentation and pushing boundaries.
"We didn't know what it was going to look like," Huebel says. "A lot of people could have not shown up. The restaurant could've kicked us out. The valet could've gotten fucked up."
The UCB Theatre shut down Birds, the restaurant/bar next door, to accommodate the overflow of celebrity tweeters.
"There were a lot of Hail Marys by the end," Scheer points out. "Will Ferrell decided that day he wanted to do it. Demi Moore was the week of."
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Despite the hilarious and highly inaccurate reenactment of our interview, both exude a genuinely friendly vibe backstage before Crash Test. They often finish each other's sentences, revealing strong chemistry and sarcasm that can only exist between people who have been performing together for a long time — in their case, since the late '90s.
"We sort of came up together in New York, really getting our legs onstage," says Huebel. "We performed at UCB for years in New York. Our writing style, or at least our sensibilities, are similar, but we do different things better. Paul plays really dumb pretty well, because he is so dumb."
"Rob is also racist and homophobic," Scheer adds.
"But hilarious," Huebel replies with a gleeful grin.
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Catholics should not support those who denigrate religion: Singapore Archbishop on Madonna
"There is no neutrality in faith; one is either for or against. Being present (at these events) in itself is a counter witness," says Archbishop William Goh ahead of a Madonna concert in Singapore.
SINGAPORE: Catholics should not support those who denigrate or insult religion, Archbishop of Singapore William Goh said, ahead of a concert by Madonna in Singapore.
A statement posted on the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Singapore's website on Saturday (Feb 20), noted that news of the pop queen's concert on Feb 28 has caused "a stir" among Catholic and Christian communities in Singapore.
"Many have expressed their concern and even outrage at the performer's disrespectful use of Catholic and other Christian symbols during her performances. Social media is rife with comments about Madonna's blasphemous music and even props," the Archdiocesan Communications Office said.
Organisers have already clarified that for her show in Singapore, Madonna will not include a controversial segment of her Rebel Heart Tour called Holy Water, featuring pole-dancing nuns and large crosses. The Media Development Authority has stated that it would not be allowed as it contains "religiously-sensitive content which breach (MDA) guidelines".
The Archdiocese added that Archbishop Goh has made the Catholic Church's "grave concerns" known to various ministries and statutory boards and was given assurance on restrictions in place to ensure that religiously-offensive content will be banned.
The Catholic community appreciates that the Government's task of "balancing freedom of the arts and public sensitivities is a challenging one", the head of the Catholic Church in Singapore said. But he added: "In multi-racial, multi-religious Singapore, we cannot afford to be overly permissive in favour of artistic expression at the expense of respect for one's religion, especially in these times of heightened religious sensitivities, particularly among active practitioners of religions".
In the statement, Archbishop Goh said it is the "moral obligation" of Catholics to not support those who "insult religions", as well as anti-Christian and immoral values promoted by the secular world.
"There is no neutrality in faith; one is either for or against. Being present (at these events) in itself is a counter witness. Obedience to God and His commandments must come before the arts," said Archbishop Goh.
"As the people of God, we should subscribe to authentic Arts that lead us to God through the appreciation of beauty, harmony, goodness, truth and love, respect, unity and the transcendent; and not support the 'pseudo arts' that promote sensuality, rebellion, disrespect, pornography, contamination of the mind of the young, abusive freedom, individualism at the expense of the common good, vulgarity, lies and half-truths," he said.

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With the current generation now drawing to a close, each member of the VideoGamer.com team share their own games of the generation. For the sake of making them struggle, they've been restricted to picking just three...
Read Editor-In-Chief Simon Miller's Games of the Generation here.
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Editor's Note: The generation was classed as PC, Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii. If we included handhelds, these lists would never have been finished...
Left 4 Dead
My favourite game of the generation, and one of the best co-op games ever made, Left 4 Dead appears simple in theory - get from A to B, don't die, shoot zombies a lot. In practice, its simple systems and seemingly-sparse plotting give rise to a sophisticated exercise in teamwork and environmental storytelling. There are no overt squad instructions, no telling people to stack up, very little cutscene blathering. Instead, there's the natural stories that come from four players trying to coordinate an escape from a doomed city: heroic last stands, fatal errors, shifting priorities and definitions of success ('We're safe...for now').
It's played out against some of the most atmospheric, unrelentingly bleak backdrops of this gen - who could forget the cornfield in Blood Harvest, or the subway in No Mercy? And yet there's always a sense of hope that next time you'll make it out alive. Left 4 Dead's real genius lies in its desire to play those two extremes off against each other. It's extremely difficult when played on expert, and the AI director - which adjusts the difficulty based on your success so far, where in the level you're situated, and other factors - can be a mean bastard. The 'special' infected are designed to reign players in, with the Tank and Witch specifically designed to crush good those that are doing well. It's fatalistic, sadistic, and actually quite stressful to play. But you'll keep on regardless.
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Not the 'best' game of the generation, nor even my own personal favourite. But it's still a game so good it turned pretty much everything upside down. It's easy to forget, in 2013 - after all the launch parties, booming sales figures, and diminishing returns - just how excellent Modern Warfare was.
The campaign was a superbly-realised slice of nonsense, constantly upping the ante and surprising players with brilliant set-pieces. But it's the multiplayer that changed the industry, taking the fast-paced yet tactical play (and loadout system) of the likes of Counter-Strike and making it accessible for a burgeoning online console community which was finally ready for it. The higher-definition visuals of the then-new consoles was great, but it was Modern Warfare that showed how exciting - and different - this gen was when it came to networking and services.
Whereas some of the later games became bloated in the extreme, overloading killstreaks and unbalancing perks, COD 4's three perk, three-tier streak (radar/airstrike/helicopter) system kept things simple yet effective. There were problems: Martyrdom is nearly as bad as Ghosts' Guard Dog perk, and Juggernaught and Stopping Power dominated proceedings. But with regards to map design, ranking and unlocks, and sheer enjoyment, it's still one of the best entries into series. It's old, but Modern Warfare can stand alongside any game of this generation.
Red Dead Redemption
Interpreted initially as GTA with cowboys (which isn't entirely incorrect), Red Dead's a far more sombre affair than most of Rockstar North's output, including GTA 4. Dealing with the birth of modern America, the death of the Old West, and what happens to those caught in the middle, it's a bleak ride through the beginning of the American Century, especially as the narrative approaches its finale.
But there's no denying the beauty of it, either: filled with stunning, varied environments (snow covered mountains to arid deserts, ageing homesteads and modern settlements), all free to explore, hunt, and experience the story through. It evoked its period exceptionally well, proving to be a huge influence on GTA 5. And you could shoot people in slow-motion.
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well the main thing is that i want a very small speaker, something preferably smaller than a 3 volt coin cell, and it should be able to be run completely off the power of an output headphone jack (which is think would be amplified if it was coming out of a cell phone or computer right)
wow that looks perfect in size, how do i ensure that it will work directly off the electricity from a cell phone headphone port? what would i check to see if that would work out, do i have to buy it and test it?
does that mean thats the loudest the speaker will get without adding external voltage or can an amplification circuit use the same line out power and make the speaker louder without using battery power?
is it possible to make an amplifier circuit that takes no external power? just the power received from the line in?


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STAFFORD COUNTY, Va. — All five high schools in Stafford County will once again come together to fight hunger Monday, Nov. 11.
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More than 400 students representing all five Stafford County High School marching bands will for the third year perform as one to show what is possible when the greater community works together to provide food assistance to those in need. In recognition of Veterans Day, special honors will be served to our esteemed military veterans. Additionally, "The Commandant's Own" United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps has accepted our invitation and will be appearing as our special guests for the evening.
Gates will open at 5:30 pm with a wide offering of concessions provided. Nonperishable food donations suggested and monetary donations will be accepted that evening or at fredfood.org This event is not designed simply to showcase musical talent, or highlight individual school band programs, but as a way to bring our Stafford community together in the effort to raise awareness of the challenges in relation to food and hunger that 40 in 100 of citizens in Planning District 16 are facing daily.
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Grace Samuel, 80, of Barnesville, Ohio died Wednesday, January 2, 2013 at Emerald Point Nursing and Rehab. She was born January 19, 1932 in Wanlesswadi Maharashtra, India, daughter of the late Aaron Theodore Samuel and Rachel Manickan Samuel.
Before coming to the United States in 1963, Grace was a professor at Lady Doak College, India from 1962 to 1963. From 1963 until 1966, she earned her PhD from Einstein and her Masters in education at Temple University in Pennsylvania. She then returned to India, where she was principal of Bishop Cottons Girls High School in Bangalore, India. Grace returned to the United States where taught medical students at Chaney State University from 1966 to 1972 until she retired.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her brother, Aaron Paul Samuel; and sisters, Mary Florence Jesudasen and Esther Sarojini Samuel.
Grace is survived by her sister, Mercy K. Samuel of St. Clairsville, Ohio; brothers, Dr. Aaron Devadass Samuel of Cleveland, Tennessee and Dr. Aaron James Samuel of Barnesville, Ohio; and numerous, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Visitation was Friday January 4 and Saturday January 5,until the time of the service. Kelly Kemp Braido & Patron Funeral Home, 702 East Main Street, Barnesville, Ohio. Pastor Richard Cox officiated. Interment followed at Crestview Cemetery, Barnesville, Ohio.


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TORONTO — Executive vice president Andrew Friedman is keeping his trade talks so quiet that manager Joe Maddon swore even he had no idea how likely the Rays were to make a move before Thursday's deadline for nonwaiver deals.
But it's starting to sound more and more like they could soon add a potential impact bat with the return of OF Rocco Baldelli — possibly this weekend.
"We are taking a good look at him and he's been responding very well," Maddon said. "Hitting the ball well, running better, playing on defense. Seems to be the recovery is a little bit quicker. So we'll see. … It has a good tone to it right now."
Baldelli, sidelined since spring training with a rare muscle fatigue disorder, has continued to progress, and impress, at Double-A Montgomery. (He was 1-for-4 as the DH on Tuesday.) In what has been their most optimistic assessment yet, Maddon said that if Baldelli has no setbacks the Rays could soon start pondering, if not planning, his return.
"I think as he continues to progress this way we can start thinking that," Maddon said. "It's the old setback. If he can avoid the setbacks, I think we can continue to be optimistic that he's going to return, and I would have to say relatively soon."
Baldelli's rehab assignment with Montgomery ends Friday, when he is scheduled to play seven innings in rightfield for the Biscuits. It will be his most extensive test.
At that point the Rays' choices would be to activate him, option him to the minors so he could keep playing regularly or come up with a medical reason to send him on another rehab assignment.
With the Rays scheduled to face Detroit left-hander Kenny Rogers on Saturday, it would seem at least possible if all goes extremely well that he could join the team then, or for the following series against Cleveland, which is also likely to start a lefty or two.
Clearly the Rays are planning for his eventual return. By design, Baldelli (hitting .333 in 11 games) has been used in Montgomery in situations similar to how the Rays would use him — against left-handed pitchers, primarily as a DH with some time in rightfield and as a pinch-hitter who could stay in the game — and thus far has passed all tests.
"We've been trying to recreate the kind of scenarios that would be presented him when he came to us," Maddon said.
TRADEWINDS: Mark Teixeira might have been a long-shot candidate for the Rays anyway, and he is no longer available after being traded to the Angels.
With Baldelli's encouraging progress, the Rays would seem to be more likely to trade for pitching help, probably an experienced late-inning reliever (with Atlanta's Will Ohman among the possibilities) though they are believed to have discussed some starters as well.
"We are continuing to go through the available options to determine what, if anything, fits with our current roster and depth," Friedman said Tuesday night, declining to offer details.
HELPING HAND: The Jays' feel-good promotion of longtime minor-leaguer and native Canadian Scott Richmond to start today could be a good thing for the Rays, too.
That's because the Jays were scheduled to start lefty John Parrish, and the Rays have struggled extensively against lefties, with only a 17-15 record.
MISCELLANY: Maddon said he planned to use mostly the regulars in today's matinee since the Rays have Thursday off. DH Cliff Floyd is the only usual starter likely to rest. … RHP Edwin Jackson starts today aware that he hasn't beaten the Jays in eight previous games, but not sure why: "All the games haven't been bad." … The Rays logged their 10th shutout of the season. … Carl Crawford is now tied with Baltimore's Brian Roberts for first in the AL with eight triples.
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Wednesday, March 25, 1987 – VIRGINIA STAR
A Doughboy's Story
In Scott County at the turn of the century many a young farmer's son was a farmer sure to be. So it was with Roy Bicom Hammond, son of Anderson Hammond, who worked the fields of his grandparents in Bellamy when the United States declared war on Germany.
Soon enough, he would learn of other fields and of more grisly harvests. He was inducted into service on Nov. 3, 1917 at Gate City as a private in the infantry' section of the National Army, HQ company, 317 regiment, 80th division, serial number 1816403.
Clearly Hammond was well read on events in Europe, and held strong negative opinions of Germany from the onset of his service. In 1920, he recalled his attitude toward military service at the time of his induction: "I believe in the safeguard of our nation which was at stake when the barbarous, blood-thirsty Huns started their devilish work."
Hammonds was sent to Camp Lee, Va. for his training which would last from Nov. 4, 1917 to May 26, 1918. Judging by the vast recorded numbers of American soldiers who died of influenza, pneumonia and any number of diseases before ever leaving the country, Training Camp was undoubtedly the first enemy a doughboy had to face. It was an encounter which would not leave Hammond unscathed. Although he remained unaware of it until after the war – tuberculosis was his first war wound and most dreaded enemy.
After training, he embarked from Norfolk on the S.S. Mongolia and arrived at Brest, France on June 8, 1918. For two months he trained and traveled to such places as Calais, Bois De Sperche, Daudaville and Paris. Apparently Hammond enjoyed his experiences during this period and developed a liking and respect for his host nation which he did not feel all his American comrades shared.
Pvt. Roy B. Hammonds
"In regard to the French people some of the boys seemed to expect the French to turn everything over to them," he wrote. "They grumbled at the high prices when they themselves were mostly to blame. The Yanks are to free with money. Allowances should be made for the three years strenuous war the French had endured. Give them credit; they deserve it."
On August 8, 1918, the honeymoon was over. He reported with the 317th to the trenches of the Artois section, whereupon he began to develop, in his own words, "a vivid idea of war --- the hardships being 100% greater than I imagined." He would see three months of active service during which time the Germans tried desperately to insure that inexperienced, battle-green Americans would not live to be wary, experienced adversaries.
Between Aug. 8 and Nov. 6, 1918 he saw plenty of his comrades fall, prey to German hopes. Yet the most hair-raising episode he recalled occurred during the famed Muse Argonne offensive.
"On the morning of Oct. 4, 1918 near Nautilailles after a bombardment by our artillery, the boys of the 317th Infantry counterattacked the Germans in the region of the Argonne Woods. That evening Jerry returned our very effective bombardment. His machine guns were numerous and cross firing on us, making death almost certain to advance any farther. We dug in till Jerry could be somewhat silenced by our heavy artillery which was ordered to that sector at once.
"While the artillery was on its way, Jerry kept up his machine gun fire assisted by several different calibers of his deathly artillery. He had almost direct observation. Men were falling on every hand, pierced by those deadly machine gun bullets and that awful shrapnel. Jerrie's shells got so close that we were forced to move or be blown to pieces; but still the machine gun bullets were playing all kinds of tunes over our heads.
"Nonetheless we waded through the machine gun fire in search of better shelter. Just as I was passing a rock wall one of Jerrie's guns was turned loose full speed on me. Just in front of me not more than waist high on the wall the machine gun bullets were seemingly tearing the soft rock (chalk) all to pieces -- I never checked, but passed right through the heavy machine gun fire without a scratch. I don't know how I possibly escaped. A close call, don't you think?"
And yet, while Hammond managed to evade that hot rain of bullets, he could not completely evade the lung-burning Thunderhead of poison gas. He was not overwhelmed, but he received enough to make his lungs more vulnerable to the infection which had incubated within him since his days at Camp Lee.
When he arrived at Newport News on June 1, 1919, he arrived with "a higher esteem of (his) own country," he wrote. His opinion of the foe was unchanged, if not worsened; he remained "deeply impressed that 'Germany' should have been blown off the map."
On July 4, 1919, he married Edna Bostic of Clinchport, and settled down to farming in Bellamy once again. Six months after his discharge date, he clearly began to develop pulmonary trouble. His daughter, Geneva Alice, was born on April 2, 1920. His lung condition worsened and by fourteen months past his discharge date, he was diagnosed as haing tuberculosis "traceable to service."
On Sept. 18, 1920 he filled out a State of Virginia War History Commission Military Service Record, the document which is the historical basis for this story.
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Maria and her son Carlos live in the city of Beira in Mozambique. Both are HIV-positive and malnourished. But they now receive ARV therapy and UNICEF-supported NGOs are helping secure more assistance.
Twenty-seven-year-old Maria is so absorbed in her attempts to soothe her crying baby that she is oblivious of the flies that settle on her emaciated rash-covered arms.
Eventually the rocking movement calms baby Carlos enough for his mother to put a syringe into his mouth. He sucks on the liquid hungrily – a cocktail of antiretroviral drugs. Like his mother, Carlos is HIV-positive and suffers from malnutrition.
"We are both so sick. Sometimes he is in hospital or it is me, or sometimes we go down together," says the young mother. "He has already been admitted into hospital three times since he was born."
Nutritional problems are the underlying cause of almost 50 per cent of all child deaths in Mozambique, especially in areas affected by HIV and AIDS, natural disasters and other chronic emergencies.
The mother and her baby are sitting on a mat outside their tiny home, which they share with Maria's mother and her 15-year-old brother, set off a dirt road in the Peranha Manga suburb of the city of Beira.
Asked how she is surviving, she says that her elderly, frail mother and her brother, who had to drop out of school at grade eight due to lack of funds, farm their plot of cassava and sweet potatoes. "I am too weak to go," says Maria.
Today, she is visited by an activist of Khulupira, an association of people living with HIV/AIDS, and a representative from Health Alliance International, a UNICEF-supported non-governmental organization, which helps communities to play an active role assisting those trying to survive HIV and AIDS.
"Food does not stretch to all who need it," explains the member of Khulupira. "There are so many others around who are in the same situation."
A visit to the female medical ward of Beira Central Hospital, and one can easily believe his claim. Young women occupy all the beds, others lie on mattresses on the floor with their drips, and others in the corridor leading to the ward. Beira is the city with the highest HIV prevalence rate in the country, officially at 26.5 per cent.
To address acute malnutrition found in children living in areas of drought, food insecurity and high HIV prevalence rates, UNICEF supports the Ministry of Health to scale up therapeutic and supplementary feeding interventions, which help save the lives of chronically vulnerable children and women.
In addition to receiving drugs, malnourished children living with HIV are treated with ready-to-use therapeutic food, also called Plumpy'Nut. The goal is to expand this intervention to all paediatric hospitals in the country over the next three years.
Maria is still hopeful of survival. Although Carlos should be double his 5 kg, he has gained weight. She smiles down at Carlos and rocks him to sleep.
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Police say blustery snow squalls caused a pile-up of nearly 100 vehicles on a busy highway north of Toronto.
Ontario's provincial police spokesman, Sergeant Dave Woodford, said officers counted 96 vehicles involved the chain-reaction crash on Thursday morning on Highway 400's southbound lanes.
No major injuries have been reported.
It happened after a snow squall moved into the region off Lake Huron and Georgian Bay, creating whiteout conditions on the highway.
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House at 30 Crescent Street, Wakefield, Mass.
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Klapes, Jeffrey M., 1964-
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Photos show views of the house located at 30 Crescent Street on the east side of the street at the corner of Otis Street. The Eastlake Mansard style house was built between 1865 and 1874, probably for H.D. Smith, a book publisher. It is now clad in vinyl siding and contains apartments. Photos taken at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday, August 10, 2008.;Detailed entry in building survey, "The cultural resources of Wakefield", pA101.
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'Super rookie' Lee Hi, who recently came back with "It's Over", expressed her happiness with current agency, YG Entertainment, and its CEO, Yang Hyun Suk.
In a recent interview with OSEN, she gushed about the benefits. "I really don't have a single thing to be unhappy about with my agency," she said. "He [Yang Hyun Suk] cares a lot about me. He always tells me to do things this way, or that way, so he eliminates a lot of the hard things about being a soloist. He's like a father."
The only thing worrying her is how to improve. "I don't have anything on my mind, except what kind of image I'll be showing next time. I'm very happy."
However, she still suffers from the traditional teenage blues. "Everyone tells me I've gotten prettier, but I haven't had any calls from boys so far," she confessed. "My friends are also somewhat detached, so they just wish me good luck, but don't really contact me often."
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Hey guys,
I want to update an element in my DOM that contains Javascript code when an action X is performed and an AJAX response generated with new Javascript code that is one of the AJAX response variables.
The AJAX request is successfully returned, as is the Javascript JSON response variable. However, I'm having no luck updating the DOM element containing the old JS code with the new JS code. I'm performing these operations using JQuery. Is what I need to do actually even possible?
Okay, I'm still having some problems getting that to work as what you've suggested is pretty much what I was attempting. However I'm glad to know that that the problem lies elsewhere and is more specific to my JS code. I'll look into this, and get back if I still can't get anywhere. I do have one question though..
I've successfully managed to replace the JS code for the DOM element explicitly for debugging purposes by using the following code:
$('script#main').html( '$(function (){ alert(\\'hi\\');});' );
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What would I need to do to ensure the alert is shown as soon as the content of <script id='main' type='text/javascript'> is changed? Once again I'll ask, is this possible even?
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Simon Cowell: One D don't need Grammys
Simon Cowell says One Direction are "not complaining" about their Grammy Awards snub.
The British boyband is signed with the music mogul's Syco Records label and has enjoyed great success worldwide.
However, teenage heartthrobs Harry Styles, Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan and Liam Payne didn't receive any nominations at the Grammy Nominations Concert Live! on Wednesday.
"No, you know what? You know what's more important? Fans, record sales, I've always said that. Maybe next year they'll get something," he assured MTV News.
"Trust me, they're not complaining."
The boys certainly don't have much to worry about, as their new album Take Me Home has proved just as successful as their debut record Up All Night.
They are now busy promoting third single Kiss You from their latest musical offering and the boys promise fans they have a great music promo to look forward to.
"I think the whole concept behind the video is bigger than anything we've done before," Zayn teased.
"It's a whole idea and it's kind of structured, which is a little bit different than what we've done before in like a comedy way. It's really funny. We are just having fun."
Liam added: "There were proper sets and everything for this video, and there was a lot of hard work that went into it with the crew and everything."
As far as awards go, 2012 hasn't been a bad year for the lads.
The band scooped three awards at the MTV Video Music Awards alone.
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I am asking about the Chelsea 3-drawer storage bench. Thank you.
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can I use this as a coffee table without the pillow
I need to know if the back is finished so I can use as a coffee table.?
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Does anyone know of a good electric tankless water heater? Home depot sells the bosch aquastar but i've been getting mixed reviews. Just wandering how much it would cost to install a tankless heater.
Thank you
Hi Peter, you best net is to call some local plumbing contractors and have them give you a quote, also if you can contact a plumbing supplier they will sell a variety of manufacturters and be able to steer you in the direction of a quality product. From my experience Bosch is a quality product and Home depot for the general consumer usually stands behind the warranty. You want to have a qualified individual install it as water and electricity do not mix, not to mention leaking water in your house will lead to more issues. Ps: your local plumbing contractor will have an opinion on which heater is best for your application.
Good luck
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Direct Energy are the most reputable company in this area. I have purchased a tankless water heater from them and installed all together cost around $1800, although I had air conditioning and furnace upgraded at the same time, this is an estimate fo water heater alone. It works great never run out of hot water and beats rental cost of typical water heater. Biggest benefit for me was the ammount of sapce saved in the basement.
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So it's official: techies are out of shape and never take any exercise. Our techie colleagues on this Electronics Weekly blog have come across a medical report released today which says that the technology and IT sectors have an "unappetising set of diet and lifestyle statistics".
I can speak as an honorary techie, after I took part in last year's techie pre-NPRA (National Petrochemical and Refiners' Association conference) roadtrip from Houston to San Antonio, together with George, Simon and Richard as the advance party to set up the very hi-tech ICIS hospitality suite and newsroom at the conference.
It gave me the opportunity to sample some of the techie "diet and lifestyle", and I can confirm that it has a lot to commend it. The roadtrip featured a very comfy SUV (sports utility vehicle), bags of beef jerky, a spot of outlet shopping, followed by a full-strength night on the Riverwalk in San Antonio, all entailing some not inconsiderable exercise. Unappetising it wasn't.


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BATMAN: Hush: Volume One
By now, DC characters have become a kind of repertory company. The trick, for comics creators, is to find roles for them that both exploit their trustworthy familiarity and give them surprising things to do. Loeb (Batman: The Long Halloween) does his bit by supplying a rapidly unfolding plot in which caped crime fighter Batman battles Killer Croc and Poison Ivy. Simultaneously, he's pursuing and lusting after the lusciously amoral Catwoman, whom he teams with in a rousing (though improbably evenly matched) brawl with Superman. Other familiar characters make cameo appearances throughout. But Batman is actually following someone else's script; a mysterious, bandage-swathed observer is toying with him and the others. Readers can guess who this master manipulator is, but the real puzzle is what kind of game he's playing. Loeb is especially talented at underwriting, not crowding the page full of long explanations and snappy patter; after all, readers have known these characters for years. Penciler Lee and inker Williams also know not to overwhelm the action with fussy details: their large panels give plenty of room to let angular, sweeping lines collide in striking designs. It's beautiful stuff. Catwoman has rarely looked so seductive, nor has Batman's heroic but fearsome image often been used so well. This volume—a collection of the first five installments of a 12-part serial—doesn't achieve much emotional closure. Nor does it transform the characters, but that would be unlikely anyway. What it does do is make readers look at Batman and his colleagues with a fresh, enthusiastic eye. (Aug.)
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Friday, 28 September, 2001, 10:02 GMT 11:02 UK
Bin Laden 'still helping Philippines rebels'
Osama Bin Laden, the United States' prime suspect behind the New York and Washington attacks, continues to supply arms, training and other logistical support to the Islamic extremist group, Abu Sayyaf, according to the head of the Philippine military.
In an interview with the French news agency, AFP, chief of staff General Diomedio Villanueva said he was certain that the Abu Sayyaf could not have operated for so long without the help of Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda network.
The Philippine parliament moved on Friday to draw up anti-money-laundering legislation, which President Gloria Arroyo says will be used to hunt down the funds of the Abu Sayyaf.
Both the Senate and the House of Representatives have hurriedly passed separate bills, but politicians are now working to reconcile the two. Critics say the legislation has been so watered-down that it might not be sufficient.
But President Gloria Arroyo said the laws looked all right, and could be improved later if necessary.
At present the Philippines does not outlaw money laundering, making it impossible to crack down on extremist groups such as the Abu Sayyaf.
It has been given a deadline of 30 September by the Financial Action Task Force - set up by the Group of Seven nations - to enact new laws or face sanctions from its members.
The 1,200-strong Abu Sayyaf has received millions of dollars in ransom money through a campaign of kidnapping foreigners and Filipinos.
The kidnappers said in June they had beheaded a third US hostage but this has not been confirmed.
The Philippine authorities say al-Qaeda first set up links with the Abu Sayyaf separatists in the early 1990s.
They believed Osama Bin Laden had cut the ties but General Villanueva said the recent spate of kidnappings was "part of the fingerprints of the al-Qaeda organisation... which will not stop at anything".
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The march started at Westgate Transport Hub on the corner of Anderson and Margaret Mcingana streets after the party bussed in supporters from all Gauteng regions.
Speaking at the march, Jack Bloom, the caucus leader of the DA Gauteng Provincial Legislature, said they were marching in solidarity with the millions of South Africans who were bearing the brunt of a leaderless economy in which unemployment was growing day by day.
"We are marching with the millions of our nation crying for accountable leadership," he said.
"We are in solidarity with those who feel lost and were forgotten by the government. Because of their state of unemployment, they have lost dignity."
He added that the government needed to recognise and exploit available opportunities to create jobs for the benefit of all South Africans, not just a few individuals.
The party's national spokesperson Phumzile van Damme said ever since President Jacob Zuma came to power, millions of South Africans have lost their jobs and the DA was marching in solidarity with those people who have lost hope.
"We want government to make sure that they create jobs and conducive conditions for job creation," said Van Damme.
"Government needs to develop infrastructure, improve education, and improve Broad-based Black Economic Empowerment for the benefit of all South Africans, not only for the ANC top brass. And stop corruption."
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Former Premier Menachem Begin visited the grave of his wife Aliza on the third anniversary of her death this week. It was one of his rare ventures from his suburban Jerusalem home where he has lived in virtual seclusion since his resignation in September, 1983.
Dozens of press photographers were present at the Mount of Olives cemetery. They followed Begin, frail-looking but firm of step as he walked slowly among the headstones to his wife's grave. Several Cabinet ministers, Knesset members and Irgun veterans joined the ex-Premier. Security guards kept the press at a distance. Begin was plainly unwilling to speak to reporters.
He has in fact shunned the press since leaving office. Only family members and old friends visit him at home. Intimates say he keeps in close touch with political developments and only last week he was visited by Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, his successor as leader of Likud. But Begin studiously avoids intervention in party politics.


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Mary Louise Urbanke, 55, of 209 West Thompson Street in Edinburg died Thursday at Bartholomew County Hospital after a brief illness.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Eskew funeral home at Edinburg by the Rev. George Eagler. Burial will be at Rest Haven Cemetery in Edinburg. Persons may call at the funeral home anytime until time for service Saturday.
Mrs. Urbanke was born March 15, 1918, in Johnson County to the late Vollie and Bonnie Pearl Mathis Ferguson. She was married to Herman T. Gross, who died in 1951 and later was married to Alvin Urbanke, who died in 1969. She was a life long resident of Edinburgh.
Surviving include three sons, Dale and Charles Gross and Alvin Urbanke, Jr., all of Edinburg; three daughters, Mrs. Linda Deckard, Sandy and Carolyn Jean Urbanke, all of Edinburg; five brothers, Roy Ferguson of Northgate addition, Earl Ferguson of Route 5, Carl Lee Ferguson of Tennessee, Floyd Ferguson of Edinburg and Edward Ferguson of Dana; five sisters, Mrs. Evelyn Warfield of Taylorsville, Mrs. Alice May Hill and Mrs. Edna Sallee, both of Edinburg, Mrs. Ruby Benson of Ohio and Mrs. Minnie Annison of Gary; and four grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a sister, Marguerite, and four brothers, Raymond, Allen Ray, Charles and Ralph Ferguson.
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'F Cancer' license plates causing controversy
An Oklahoma cancer patient is facing a new fight—this time, over his car's license plate.
Nick Williams has been fighting brain cancer for about two and a half years. His license plates say "F Cancer."
Williams says the "F" stands for "Fight."
The State Tax Commission and some other people think it stands for something else. Officials want him to change it, but Williams says he plans to keep on fighting to keep the plates.


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FRONT-ROW firebrand Josh McGuire last night submitted a strong claim for a maiden Origin jumper as twin injuries marred Brisbane's 32-6 thumping of a dismal Titans outfit.
In a wild night at Suncorp Stadium, the Broncos kept cool heads to emphatically clinch the Queensland derby over a Gold Coast side that lost control and were duly caned by the referees.
Broncos coach Anthony Griffin declared the clash a "throwback to the 1970s" after the Titans were penalised for a number of first-half high shots, with Dave Taylor reported in the 33rd minute for a shot on Peter Wallace.
After 33 minutes, the Broncos remarkably led the penalty count 10-0, but Griffin was later more concerned by a mounting casualty rate that claimed Jack Reed (eye) and David Stagg (knee).
Replacing the injured Ben Hannant in the starting side, McGuire was impressive, amassing 25 tackles and 122m from 15 hit-ups before retiring early after a fresh, albeit minor, calf complaint.
Reed (46th) and Stagg (57th) also failed to finish, with the centre suffering a possible detached retina and the latter facing a season-ending knee injury after colliding with Wallace in a tackle.
McGuire is a frontline contender to replace Hannant in Origin I, but Queensland selectors will be reluctant to select a forward whose calf cannot withstand 80 minutes of high-octane action.
Already missing Hannant and key backline weapons Justin Hodges (rib) and Scott Prince (hamstring), it was a crucial win for the eighth-placed Broncos, who could finish the weekend as high as fifth with a 5-5 record.
In the process, they leapfrogged the sixth-placed Titans, who were flat from the outset and were so ill-disciplined it raised the eyebrows of Griffin.
"I don't know what was going on there, it was a throwback to the '70s," Griffin said. "I thought all night we were very disciplined.
"I don't know what was going on with the Titans, obviously they had some type of plan to put us off our game. But our discipline was good and when we had to dig in in the second half, we did.
"We were very disciplined and we kept coming when we needed to."
Griffin said Stagg could require a career-threatening knee reconstruction.
"Stagg is in a bit of trouble," he said.
"It's certainly a medial but we are worried about an ACL (anterior cruciate ligament). Jack will see an eye specialist."
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|HSLDA News
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HSLDA Hosts National Homeschool Leadership Summit
Home School Legal Defense Association hosted the National Homeschool Leadership Summit in Washington, DC, on March 26-28. The summit, attended by the leaders of state-wide homeschool organizations from 48 states and the District of Columbia, focused on federal issues affecting parental and educational freedoms, as well as the sharing of information on threats to homeschool freedom arising around the country.
The event was kicked off on Wednesday in an informal discussion session and preview of the conference hosted by HSLDA's president, Mike Smith, and HSLDA's National Center for Home Education's (NCHE) director, Tom Washburne. The discussion, focussing on trends in the states, federal legislation, and personal concerns, went well into the evening at the Hyatt on Capitol Hill.
Formal briefings began on Thursday at the Dirksen Senate office building with presentations on federal issues by Tom Washburne and HSLDA's senior counsel, Chris Klicka. Congressman Mark Kennedy of Minnesota, who was awarded one of two Home School Freedom Awards for his work in the prior Congress, spoke to federal efforts to extend privacy protections to homeschool records held by government schools. Congressman Marylin Musgrave of Colorado, a former homeschooling mom, gave a first hand account of how effective homeschoolers can be in policy. Congressman Trent Franks of Arizona provided an encouraging word and unequivocally voiced his view that no form of education surpasses homeschooling. Neil Bradley, executive director of the House of Representatives Study Committee, and Bill Wichterman, policy advisor to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, gave overviews of the issues which conservatives in the U.S. House and Senate are watching and working on. Dr. Cassie Bevan, senior policy advisor to Majority Leader Tom Delay, spoke to issues surrounding child abuse, and in particular to new legislation requiring social workers to inform parents at the door of the allegations against them and to be trained in 4th Amendment constitutional law. This is a huge advancement, and is largely due to the work of Chris Klicka at HSLDA who testified before Congress and helped draft the provisions. After lunch, state leaders headed off to meet with their congressmen, senators, and staff, with the goal of building relationships and informing on the issues.
On Thursday evening, the state leaders were joined for dinner at the Hyatt by the entire HSLDA Board, staff, guests, and VIPs to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of HSLDA. After a reception with stringed music provided by the homeschooled Young Musicians of Virginia, the formal dinner began with a letter of greeting from the President of the United States read by the President's Deputy Director of the Office of the Liason, Tim Goeglein. Mike Smith served as Master of Ceremonies. Congressman Pete Hoekstra of Michigan, who received the Home School Freedom Award for his work in the past Congress, provided an inspiring keynote address. Deputy Secretary of Education William Hansen delivered a personal greeting to the gathering. Secretary of Education Rod Paige, James Dobson, and Tim and Beverly LaHaye, while not in attendance, also sent congratulatory messages. HSLDA Chairman Mike Farris rounded out the celebration with remarks on the future of homeschooling.
On Friday, attention shifted to the executive branch at a briefing across from the White House. After presentations by Tom Washburne and Chris Klicka, HSLDA Chairman Mike Farris addressed the group on a number of issues. Doug Domenech, White House Liaison, U.S. Department of the Interior, followed with an overview of the Interior Dept. Doug is a former Director of NCHE who went to work for the Bush administration. Lori Yaklin, Senior Advisor on Family Education Rights, U.S. Department of Education, spoke of new changes at the Department, including the new Office of Innovation and Improvement. According to Yaklin, look for the Department to soon be "trumpeting" homeschooling. Joe Tafoya, Director of the Department of Defense Education Agency, told how he worked closely with Chris Klicka and HSLDA to help resolve the military issues with homeschooling in bases overseas.
The Summitt concluded with Tim Goeglein, Deputy Director, Office of the Liaison at the White House again bringing greetings from the President and answering questions ranging from domestic policy to the nomination of Miguel Estrada to the DC Court of Appeals. Tim also shared his conviction that the timing of these events are not by accident. The President is a man of faith and very appreciative of the prayers offered on his behalf from the homeschooling community.
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Months after talks over a new site for the Hunts Point Terminal Market broke down, the market's vendors have sued the City of New York.
On April 22, the Hunts Point Terminal Produce Cooperative Association sued the city and its Business Integrity Commission, according to court documents filed in Bronx Supreme Court.
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