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Connecticut school shootings: Minnesota began stepping up school security after Columbine
There are 7 comments on the TwinCities story from Dec 15, 2012, titled Connecticut school shootings: Minnesota began stepping up school security after Columbine. In it, TwinCities reports that:
So here in Minnesota, districts and schools hastened to send a reassuring message: We have stepped up our security game in recent years.
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#1 Dec 16, 2012
Vote Republican and keep GUN RIGHTS alive!!
Who cares about anything or anyone else?
#2 Dec 17, 2012
I will never vote Republican again. I am the first in a long history of Republicans in my family to vote Democrat and I will continue to vote Democrat until the Republicans get tough on the NRA.
I support owning a gun, my entire family hunts. However, we need laws similar to drunk driving for irresponsible gun owners.
It's time the RNC listened to the screams of the innocent rather than the NRA.
#3 Dec 17, 2012
I could never vote Republican and support this again.
Saint Paul, MN
#4 Dec 18, 2012
I have been a Republican my entire life. Although I voted for President Obama this year due to the taxing of the rich issue, I would encourage you not to give quite yet on the Republican Party.
#5 Dec 18, 2012
Inspired me to renew my membership in the NRA as I let it lapse several years ago. I encourage all of you to join the NRA now. There's never been a more dire time. Those who wish to take our guns will jump on these recent events as a reason to. That, coupled with our current President and the liberal media, will set things in motion for the most restrictive gun control laws our nation will have ever seen.
These horrible shootings keep taking place, and they keep taking place in gun-fee zones like schools and colleges. I agree we need gun laws...laws which allow the general populace the unrestricted right to carry guns. Laws which allow principals, administrators, teachers, professors, and all free and law abiding citizens the rights protected under the 2nd!
Join the NRA as they need the support right now to help us fight this fight. No one entity can be as helpful in this fight as they can.
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#6 Dec 18, 2012
Obama cut school security funding in his first term as president while sending billions to the Egyptian brotherhood army. He sent guns to Mexico to kill inocent people while causing moral decay in America by defining marriage as between to men.
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#7 Jan 19, 2013
Obama is a power hungry liar, and fraud destroying America.
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@astralrayn - i was following up on that whole issue with the DSLR thing on the Animazement group on Facebook and it actually turns out that some of the staff were just mis-informed and people actually were allowed to have DSLR cameras within the convention. I just feel bad for people who actually left the con before that was all cleared up.
Which really brings me to the fact that I had a major issue with the staff this year. I just feel like a lot of things were handled very rudely and although this isn't going to stop me from going to the convention, it's something that the AZ staff needs to work out and fix.
Then the staff really needs to get their stuff together. That goes back to my point of being bothered repeatedly for a small foam object that a staff member at the prop check confirmed I did NOT need peace bound. If your staff are booting people from the con for the wrong reasons maybe you should re-think your staffing and communication. And how is someone who has been booted from the con for having a DSLR supposed to know the issue has been cleared up when they're not
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Amazon.com, which has an estimated 70 percent of the online book market in Britain, got closer last week to controlling the rest of it when the Irish Competition Authority approved its pending purchase of a major rival, the Book Depository.
But the blessing of the main regulatory body, the Office of Fair Trading, is no sure thing in a country that appears to be more concerned about media monopoly in the wake of the News Corp. hacking scandal.
Organizations of publishers, authors and booksellers have all come out against the deal, the price of which was undisclosed but probably less than $200 million, pocket change for Amazon.
The Book Depository, which focuses on traditionally bound books rather than anything electronic, sometimes seems as if it were designed to be the anti-Amazon: Its website is ugly and hard to navigate, many books seem to be out of stock, the packaging is inadequate and complaints don't yield much more than a shrug.
But the site has one great virtue that prompts many in 100 countries around the world to use it to buy books published in Britain: Shipping is free.
So an obscure but excellent book by late travel writer and bon vivant Patrick Leigh Fermor, Words of Mercury, for example, costs $11.71 from the Book Depository. If ordered from the United States through Amazon.co.uk, it would be $20.80.
The Book Depository is trying to quiet any uproar by saying it will continue to operate independently. Otherwise, it, like Amazon, is saying little.
The Office of Fair Trading declined to comment, but is expected to render a decision by the end of August about whether the deal is anticompetitive.


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You know it's an all-new 2011 model because of the fancy computer-generated press shots, but otherwise would you have any idea that this is the 2011 model-year Morgan three-wheeler? Yes, the wackiest of British cottage sportscar shops has dusted off its old three-wheeler designs and is bringing the model back after a 58-year hiatus. InsideLine says the new version will offer 100 HP from a Harley "Screaming Eagle" engine and will weigh a mere 1,100-lbs, giving it an estimated 4.5 second 0-60 time. Of course, it will have to be homologated as a motorcycle thanks to the missing wheel, and there's no word on price or American availability. Still, it seems to have retained the most important quality of its predecessor, namely that it is, as Sir Stirling Moss once put it,
a great babe magnet
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Da CoyoteNovember 4th, 2010 at 5:18 pm
Pick on me if you want, but I like it and might purchase depending on price.
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November 4th, 2010 at 10:13 pm
No picking-on here. That thing is way, way cool.
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Advance_92November 4th, 2010 at 5:39 pm
There are plenty of trikes around these days. This year I noticed more of them on my summer travels than normal bikes, and most of them were still towing a trailer, to boot.
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SinistermistermanNovember 4th, 2010 at 5:39 pm
Ooooh that looks cool. Nothing like a bit of bare metal retro to get the inspirational juices flowing.
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November 4th, 2010 at 6:18 pm
from the rear it looks like some sort of beetle.
I want to know how tippy it is.
Of course, 100 hp on 1,100 lbs is bound to be zippy
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November 4th, 2010 at 6:37 pm
Does this SCCA know about this?
Also: Moar Wood!
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HankNovember 4th, 2010 at 6:50 pm
What's wrong? Only that's it's a CGI on a website and not a reality in my garage. Looks like a hoot.
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gslippyNovember 4th, 2010 at 7:01 pm
The problem with the picture: That vehicle should either have 2 wheels or 4, but not 3.
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ChesterChiNovember 4th, 2010 at 7:13 pm
That's awesome ! Hrundi V. Bakshi (Peter Sellers' character in "The Party") drove the original Morgan that this is based on.
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HarleyriderNovember 4th, 2010 at 7:39 pm
Those are made in Seattle by the same guy that builds the "Liberty" sidecar. The are on his web-site. He sold the rights to Morgan, but kept some for the US market.
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mcsNovember 4th, 2010 at 11:08 pm
I found a link: http://cycle-car.com/specifications.htm Thanks Harleyrider!
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V572625694November 4th, 2010 at 7:47 pm
Here's an article from the late, great Henry Manney III about a Morgan concours:
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no_slushboxNovember 4th, 2010 at 8:04 pm
It's air cooled but it has a faux radiator.
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SykeNovember 4th, 2010 at 8:35 pm
God, I hope it's more reliable than the CanAm Spyder!
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ToshNovember 4th, 2010 at 8:50 pm
Looks like it has the styling and creature comforts of a fairground bumper car. With a Harley engine? I guess I don't get it?
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Unlimited HeadroomNovember 4th, 2010 at 8:52 pm
A Harley engine? In a Morgan?
I say, ol' chap that's just not proper!
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NicodemusNovember 4th, 2010 at 9:35 pm
Quite so. It should be JAP engine.
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DocNovember 4th, 2010 at 9:30 pm
Not sure why, but I love any vehicle that has the front wheels pushed out in front of the front end (negative overhang?).
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johnnyreno700November 5th, 2010 at 2:02 am
I'm with you, Doc. Negative overhang is one of my favorite things.
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PeriSoftNovember 4th, 2010 at 11:08 pm
Speaking of Sterling Moss, I highly recommend his book, 'All But My Life'. He's no Hemingway, but it's a bracing, honest read.
On-topic with the book and the article: he mentions a discussion with a friend about a magazine photo of him and another driver. It's captioned something like, "Mr. Moss discusses setups with blah blah…". The friend asked how they knew what he'd been saying, and Modd replied that they didn't – he was actually "[talking about] crumpet".
'Crumpet' in this context is apparently a British equivalent of "poontang" or similar.
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John HornerNovember 5th, 2010 at 12:21 am
Ugh, why did they have to choose such a crude internal combustion engine to power the thing?
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rocketrodeoNovember 5th, 2010 at 2:29 am
How better to evoke 1928?
I'm intensely curious how they're planning on getting 100hp out of a harley lump and actually warranting it.
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mcsNovember 5th, 2010 at 10:41 am
I'm intensely curious how they're planning on getting 100hp out of a harley lump and actually warranting it.
The 100 hp number is at the wheel. So, I'm assuming the engine is still producing the factory stock 123 hp at the crank and no de-tuning is involved.
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CJinSDNovember 5th, 2010 at 12:29 am
I was loving this idea until I saw the price. $48,000 for a toy seems likely to mean that this will only end up being a 5th or 6th car for someone. Might as well get an Elise.
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RobstarNovember 5th, 2010 at 9:05 am
I think I'd rather have a can-am spyder or maybe a goldwing. That thing is fuuuuuuugly
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The Mets signed pitcher Freddy Garcia to a minor league deal yesterday and invited him to spring training. Garcia's name has come up several times over the last few years with regard to the Mets but an acquisition was never made for various reasons. This is a typical Omar Minaya signing. Minaya likes to stock up on any arm he can going into spring training. This year in particular the starting rotation is a mess so this signing makes sense.
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Now this is a story all about how, our months got flip-turned upside down, and I'd like to take a minute, just sit right there, I'll tell you all about October's release from a band called 'Bel Heir'.
Check your calendar and you'll see it's one of our favourite days again already (and not just in the "pinch punch first of the month" sense). That's right, it's the first Tuesday of October, which means we've been treated to some new material from the best Philly noir-pop troubadours we know.
The last few tracks we've heard from Bel Heir have provided quite the insight, as each clockwork scheduled release has shown us a new side of their personality, whether its through the dark atmosphere of 'Kiss The Devil' or the balladic 'Throw Me In The River'. This month's offering unsurprisingly continues that trait, with another solid-gold release from the four piece now available to take away the pain that summer is now officially over.
Dark, brooding and thankfully made with no inspiration from David Hasselhoff (or talking cars for that matter), 'Night Rider' brings together strings, acapella harmonies and cinematic guitars, yet still seems gloriously sparse in the verses, allowing the anthemic chorus to flourish in that synonymous 'Bel Heir' fashion.
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A lobby group for seniors says there is no problem with an older work force.
Figures released yesterday by the Salvation Army show New Zealand's workforce is getting older and more people are working past the age of 65.
It criticised older people for keeping young people out of work.
But president of Grey Power Roy Reid says older workers offer different skills to those new to the work force.
"Many employers prefer to employ older people, because of their established work ethics. Also they use them to mentor younger people coming into the workplace," says Mr Reid
Roy Reid says a higher quality of life has allowed many people to work for longer.
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South Korea is investigating but has yet to confirm reports of fresh activity this month at North Korea's main nuclear centre at Yongbyon, the Unification Minister, Jeong Se-hyun, said yesterday.
South Korea's JoongAng Ilbo newspaper quoted United States and South Korean officials as saying a US intelligence satellite had detected fumes rising from a coal-fired boiler at the site's nuclear laboratory.
Yongbyon, about 90 kilometres north of the capital, Pyongyang, contains a nuclear reactor and a plutonium reprocessing plant at the centre of the year-long crisis over the secretive state's attempts to build nuclear weapons.
"We are trying to confirm the activities, but at this stage I have no definitive information to disclose," Mr Jeong told reporters in Seoul.
A State Department spokesman, Steve Pike, said he had not heard of new activity at Yongbyon. "It's the first I've heard," he said.
JoongAng Ilbo quoted Seoul officials as saying the fumes were detected on December 2, 3, 4 and 7 and that a truck was spotted travelling in and out of the site of Yongbyon's reactor on December 3. The latest report comes as the US, South Korea, Japan, China and Russia are trying to convene a second round of six-way talks on the nuclear dispute with North Korea to follow an inconclusive first round held in Beijing in August.
Mr Jeong said a nuclear crisis resolution proposal worked out last week by South Korea, the US and Japan had been conveyed to North Korea by China.
But he said North Korea had not given a reply - a critical step in getting the talks started before the end of the year, which remains a South Korean goal.
Mr Jeong said he did not think a statement by North Korea on Tuesday calling the three-country proposal "greatly disappointing" represented Pyongyang's formal reply.
North Korea's Foreign Ministry proposed a deal on Tuesday under which it would freeze its nuclear activities in exchange for energy aid and other diplomatic concessions from Washington and regional powers.
President George Bush quickly shot down the idea of a freeze, saying Washington wanted to dismantle the program "in a verifiable and irreversible way".
The Yongbyon plutonium program was frozen for eight years under a 1994 US-North Korean disarmament agreement. That pact unravelled when Pyongyang was found to be running a second, secret nuclear program based on uranium.
North Korea said in July it had completed reprocessing of 8000 fuel rods to extract plutonium for bomb-making.
The rods had been sealed and monitored by United Nations experts from 1994 until Pyongyang expelled the monitors in December 2002.
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Do you know how i can capture the image of each running window in the desktop?!
I want to do something similar to Windows powertoy that show me the thumbnail of each active window.
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Do you know how i can capture the image of each running window in the desktop?!
I want to do something similar to Windows powertoy that show me the thumbnail of each active window.
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Ok this doesn't really screen capture anything. It just iterates through the active programs. What you are looking for is called EnumWindows. Here is the description:
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The EnumWindows function enumerates all top-level windows on the screen by passing the handle to each window, in turn, to an application-defined callback function. EnumWindows continues until the last top-level window is enumerated or the callback function returns FALSE.
BOOL EnumWindows(
WNDENUMPROC lpEnumFunc, // callback function
LPARAM lParam // application-defined value
[in] Pointer to an application-defined callback function. For more information, see EnumWindowsProc.
[in] Specifies an application-defined value to be passed to the callback function.
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If the function succeeds, the return value is nonzero.
If the function fails, the return value is zero. To get extended error information, call GetLastError.
If EnumWindowsProc returns zero, the return value is also zero.
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The EnumWindowsProc function is an application-defined callback function used with the EnumWindows or EnumDesktopWindows function. It receives top-level window handles. The WNDENUMPROC type defines a pointer to this callback function. EnumWindowsProc is a placeholder for the application-defined function name.
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HISS: How sticky have things gotten over there at the Fort Ord Reuse Authority? The recent vote for new members of the administrative committee was done by secret ballot, which under the law and Robert's Rules means they'll have to vote again. We might say that the board meetings have become like PTA meetings, but that probably would be selling the PTA short.
HISS: Speaking of FORA, did you hear about the plan to make water-supply projections permanent even if new information comes in that shows those projections to be wrong? In other words, let's approve the development plans and figure out where the water's coming from later.
HISS: OK, as we've said, it is probably a good thing that Marilyn Shepherd's departure from the Monterey Peninsula school system has not been a messy and dramatic affair, but the public does deserve some accounting of what's up.
HUG: Finally a hug. Here's one of the greatest ideas ever for a benefit. At North Monterey County High School on March 1, four musical groups will perform — NC Voice, the Carmel Singer Songwriters Guild, Far Below Basic and the Typical Prunedale Garage Band. It starts at 7 p.m. and costs $8 to get in. And here's where the money goes. Some of the school's best students step up to the challenge of taking Advanced Placement courses but can't afford the fees for the AP tests at the end of the school year, so they can't qualify for college credit like their counterparts with fatter wallets. The money goes toward those fees.
HISS: To the people who are upset about the growing bandwagon for Cal Am's desal project, a suggestion. If you think the other proposals are better, if you like the alternative projects, push them along, get them financed, make them viable, and do it sooner rather than later. Smacking the Cal Am plan around isn't helping. Time's a-wasting.
HISS: The Warriors without Stephen Curry is like Fred without Ginger, Cheech without Chong, Flatt without Scruggs, Tuck without Patti.
HUG: It was nice to learn that Monterey County is second only to the San Francisco area in per-capita purchases of hybrid vehicles. We were green here before green was cool. But it reminds us of a stupid joke.
What's it mean when there's a Prius recall?
You can find a parking space at Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.
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LOVINGLY crafting each chip by hand has seen a Leigh chippy win a prestigious award.
Pennington Plaice on Leigh Road was voted winner of the best chippy chips category in the annual Choice Chip Awards.
Owner Martin Gee said: "It is a great feeling to have won, it means all the hard work we have put into it is worth it and that our customers appreciate it.
"We strive to get the best potatoes and we have one employee whose sole job is to peel them all so that he spots any bruises. We just want to thank all our customers for voting for us as it was all down to them.
"All the voters were entered into a prize draw and one of our customers won £150 worth of fish and chips, which makes it even better."


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Have Mental Health Questions? Ask a Psychiatrist Online
Hello, I am here for you and am happy to respond. I want to ask you a couple of very simple questions. Why are you letting this man, this masseur, continue to take up so much of your energy? Afterall he is not paying you to take up space in your brain, is he? And why are you giving him so much power in your marital relationship?
Good questions. I just don't understand it myself. My wife is agreat woman .Liked by all.
Are you obessive about anything else in your life, or have you ever been?
Yes at times I have been obsessive. I have had a very challenging year. My salvation has been my relationship. So somehow I feel it has been compromised( in my mind). I felt so betrayed because the event occured on the eve of oue wedding and se could have chosen a woman.
I can understand how this could bother you, but betrayed is a very strong word, more associated with an affair. Did she explain why she chose a male massage therapist?
I agree but that is the way I feel even though intellectually I don't feel Justified. Emotionally I can accept it. She said she had a male massuer because that was whar was available.
I understand, what you feel is what you feel. Did someone else important in your life betray you?
I meant that emotionally I can't accept it.
Yes my first wife.
Did she have an affair?
Well, this is certainly magnifying your feelings. Have you been able to really talk with your wife about you feelings?
Yes I have epressed all my concerns. But it always deteriorates into angry accusations. She has apologized profusely and has withstood all my angry outbursts. She said she understand my anger and hurt feelings but she cannot take back what happened even if she wishes desperately she could. What can I do to curb my anger and not feel so humiliated. I love her .
First you need to understand that emotions know no time. Therefore when something happens similar to a traumatic or emotionally damaging event from the past, our brains go right back to those first emotions. It is thus, very important that you be able to recognize that your reactive emotions are initially beyond your control, you are going to feel them. You do have a choice as to what you do with those emotions. The first questions I asked you are an example of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. CBT works well in helping us to control unwanted emotions as it engages the more highly developed, rational part of our brains. I know of an online CBT program that offers help with anger. Would you be interested?
Yes how does it work
I am going to paste in the link. Take a look and then chat back.
I'm not sue it will help. I'll reflect on it. One last question. Speaking as a woman and therepist please be brutally honest about this obssesion . Am i so wrong in feeling the way I do about this incident . Do you think there were any sexual emotioms behind the selection of a male masseur?
Would you as a marrid or commited woman get a massage from a man.
One moment, I'll be right with you.
You are not wrong in your feelings, but they are, in my professional opinion, much too intense for the situation (I explained why that may be above). And yes, I would get a massage from a male massage therapist. Afterall men get massages from female massages all the time, don't they? How do you see that as different?
Massage Therapy is afterall a licensed profession.
I'n not sure they are different. I unfortunately do not relish the thought of having a man grope my wife in a darkened room where she is barely coverd with a sheet. I certainly would not want one of my male friends rubbing my wife thighs
Yes, but it is a professional, not a friend. Take another look at the Online Therapy. If that does not seem to be a good fit for you then I strongly recommend that you and your new wife enter couples counseling with a Marriage and Family Therapist. You may find MFTs where you live at www.TherapistLocator.net. Do you have any further questions?
No. Thank you for your help. How dowe conclude with payment?
You are very welcome. You pay me by clicking on the green accept button. Thank you. You may return to this Q&A for reference at any time after you accept. I has been my pleasure to chat with you, good luck and take care, Eleanor


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(May 20) BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Sun World International Inc. and several major Australian grape producers have reached an agreement in a long-standing dispute surrounding Sun World's proprietary sugraone grape variety.
In Australia the sugraone grape is called menindee. In the U.S., it carries the Sun World private Superior Seedless trademark.
The recent agreement enables key Australian producers and marketers, including Table Grape Growers of Australia Pty. Ltd., Melbourne; Golden Mile Orchards, Mundubbera; Back 'O Bourke Fruit Pty. Ltd. and Darling Farms Pty. Ltd., both of Bourke; and DH & KJ Agg, Barmera, to grow and distribute sugraone grapes and to use Sun World's Superior Seedless trademark.
It also enables the growers to gain access to many other Sun World seedless table grape varieties.
While financial terms were not disclosed, the agreement recognizes that the Australian sugraone grapevines are Sun World's property and that they cannot be reproduced.
Sun World has agreed to establish minimum fruit quality specifications to be adhered to by all licensees, ensuring consistent supplies and quality from all major grape-producing regions of Australia. Sun World also has agreed to provide technical production support for the variety that has proved difficult to grow.
Sun World will also provide the growers with access to Superior Seedless brand marketing and promotional materials.
"We're looking forward to working with Sun World in enhancing our sugraone grape production," said Mark Leng, chief executive officer of Table Grape Growers of Australia. Leng said the Sun World seedless grape variety development program shows great promise for Table Grape Growers of Australia and its customers.
David Marguleas, senior vice president of Sun World, said he is encouraged by the new alliances formed with prominent Australian grape producers and marketers. Marguleas noted that the sugraone grape has long been one of the top seedless grape varieties in Australia and throughout the world.
Sun World recently opened an office in Bathurst, Australia, to manage its fruit licensing business in Australia and New Zealand. Bob Wickson, an Australian horticulturist, has been appointed as regional manager for the office.
The business will operate as Sun World Australasia.
(May 20) BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Sun World International Inc. and several major Australian grape producers have reached an agreement in a long-standing dispute surrounding Sun World's proprietary sugraone grape variety.


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Ah, summer! A time for rest, relaxation—and hordes of creepy little things poised to munch on your flesh. If pests are keeping you from enjoying the great outdoors, consider attending Bug Phobia Be Gone!, courtesy of the High Park Nature Centre. Join Emily Macleod, an entomologist (that means she studies insects), for a full day of lessons, hikes, and workshops on bees, ants, arachnids, beetles, and many other beings that exist in our vicinity. Perhaps once you learn a little about the interesting lives and purposes of these insects, you'll be less likely to scream, swat, and stomp when they come near.
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For my PDX.pm presentation tonight on Test::Builder2 I threw together some quick examples of some of its killer features, in particular demonstrating changing how Test::Builder2 behaves using method modifiers and applying object roles.
First, demonstrating end-of-assert actions, there's die on fail but even cooler is DEBUG on fail! That's right, run your test in the debugger and have it automatically set a breakpoint on a failure. How cool is that?
I'm sure somebody with better debugger foo than I can make it even cooler and stop at the top of the assert stack rather than inside DebugOnFail.
The second is reimplementing Test::NoWarnings safely. TB2::NoWarnings demonstrates hooking into the start and end of the test as well as safely altering the number of tests planned by trapping the call to set_plan.
You can safely use them all together, though its a crap shoot if DebugOnFail or DieOnFail will trigger first.
While roles and method modifiers are relatively new to the Perl community, using them in lieu of designing my own event system for TB2 has two great advantages. First, I didn't have to design and debug my own event system.
There's a pile of stuff to be done in TB2, a lot of them are fairly small and self contained. Have a look. Patches welcome.
Here's a diagram of the "flow" of assert results through Test::Builder version 1.
| foo.t |
.-------------. | .----------------.
| Test::More |<--------->| Test::Whatever |
'-------------' '----------------'
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| |
| .---------------. |
'---->| Test::Builder |<----'
| Test::Harness |
You write foo.t using Test::More and Test::Whatever. These both
use the same Test::Builder object. It spits out TAP which
Test::Harness converts into something human readable.
The big problem there is Test::Builder is monolithic. There's no
further breakdown of responsibilities. It only spits out TAP, and
only one version of TAP.
Here's what Test::Builder2 looks like:
.----------------| foo.t |-------------------.
| '-------' |
| | |
| | |
v v v
.------------. .----------------. .------------------.
| Test::More | | Test::Whatever | | Test::NotUpdated |
'------------' '----------------' '------------------'
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| v v
| .----------------. .---------------.
'---------->| Test::Builder2 |<------| Test::Builder |
'----------------' '---------------'
| TB2::History |<---| TB2::Result |
'--------------' '-------------'
.--------------------------. | .---------------------.
| TB2::Formatter::TAP::v13 |<-----'------>| TB2::Formatter::GUI |
'--------------------------' '---------------------'
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v |
.-------------------------------. |
| TB2::Formatter::Streamer::TAP | |
'-------------------------------' |
| |
v |
.-----. |
'-----' |
| |
v v
.---------------. .-----------------.
| Test::Harness | | Pretty Pictures |
'---------------' '-----------------'
It starts out the same, foo.t uses a bunch of test modules
including Test::More and Test::Whatever using the same Test::Builder2
object, but it also uses Test::NotUpdated which is still using
Test::Builder. That's ok because Test::Builder has been rewritten in
terms of Test::Builder2 (more on that below).
Test::Builder2, rather than being a monolith, produces a
Test::Builder2::Result object for each assert run. This gets stored
in a Test::Builder2::History object for possible later use. It also
gets handed to a Test::Builder2::Formatter object, the default is
Test::Builder2::TAP::v13 which produces TAP version 13. This is fed
to a Streamer that prints it to STDOUT and STDERR which is read by
Test::Harness and made human readable.
Because Test::Builder2 is not monolithic, you can swap out parts. For
example, instead of outputting TAP it could instead hand results to a
formatter that produced a simple GUI representation, maybe a green
bar, or something that hooks into a larger GUI. Or maybe one that
produces JUnit XML.
Here's how Test::Builder and Test::Builder2 Relate.
.-----. .-----.
'-----' '-----'
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| |
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v v
.-------------. .--------------. .-------------.
| TB2::Result |------->| TB2::History |<--------| TB2::Result |
'-------------' '--------------' '-------------'
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.----------------. |
'------------->| TB2::Formatter |<--------------'
| Output |
Test::Builder and Test::Builder2 coordinate their actions by sharing
the same History and Formatter objects. If you call TB1->ok() it
produces a Result object which it hands to the History singleton and
the Formatter singleton. If you call TB2->ok() it produces a Result
object which it hands to the same History and Formatter objects.
This allows most of the Test::Builder code to remain the same while
still coordinating with Test::Builder2. It also allows radically
different builders to be made without Test::Builder2 dictating how
they're to work.
The downside is that roles applied to Test::Builder2 will not effect
Test::Builder. Because of this, Test::Builder may become more closely
coupled with Test::Builder2 in the future.
Diagrams by App::Asciio.
After 6 or 7 months (mainly waiting around for the next "recommended upgrade instruction" from the SQLite project) the latest DBD::SQLite release should occur next week.
You can get the 1.30_06 release candidate from the CPAN, or from the following URL if your mirror hasn't synced yet.
Apart from the normal batch of SQLite upgrades (from 3.6.22 to 3.7.2), bug fixes, and minor enhancements, this release has two changes that may break your code.
These changes have been in the dev releases for some time, but you may want to take the opportunity to test more intensively if you use either of the following features.
1. BLOB columns with UTF8 content
- Resolved #54271: Inserting a string with utf-8 flag on
corrupts BLOB data; now BLOB data is always stored as bytes
(without the utf-8 flag) even if it has the flag set (ISHIGAKI)
2. FTS3 queries
- Added support for FTS3 tokenizers written in Perl. Added tests
and documentation on how to use FTS3. Changed compilation flag
to use the recommanded -DSQLITE_ENABLE_FTS3_PARENTHESIS
If you are currently using FTS3, please see DBD::SQLite::FTS3Transitional which contains a helper function for automatically upgrading old FTS3 queries to the new syntax.
See here.
Module::Install has been through a long period of gradual stability over the last year, without any really dramatic improvements to the grammar or APIs.
With the more urgent "it doesn't work with blah" stuff mostly solved now, one of the big remaining issues is around error clarity and excessive magic.
For example, some random author that is trying to checkout a Catalyst project needs:
1. To have Module::Install installed.
2. To have Module::Install::Catalyst installed.
In the case of the former, you get the semi-cryptic but at least standard "Can't find inc/Module/Install.pm in @INC" message, so the error is resolvable.
But in the latter case, you're likely to get something like "Unknown command 'catalyst_ignore'", with no real obvious resolution mechanism.
I think this idea of automatic plugin discovery is starting to hit it's limits in terms of clarity.
And so I'd like to do something counter to my natural instincts here, and make M:I more verbose.
I'm thinking of something like the following for explicitly declaring the use of a non-core Module::Install extension.
use inc::Module::Install qw{ Catalyst XSUtil };
This would both allow M:I to error with a much more meaningful error when you don't have a plugin, and also prevent the loading of unused plugins which should prevent accidental plugin collisions (some of which I've seen occurring in the CPAN Testers machines).
I've had a grant open for Test::Builder2 for, oh god over two years now. Since I started it, Perl 6 has had a release! I think its the second oldest running dev grant.
I've cleared the decks of other responsibilities and can dedicate September to, if not finishing, then at least releasing something people can poke at. First alpha release was supposed to be "two weeks after the start" ha ha ha! oh god. The design has evolved and simplified greatly in the intervening two years, but its time to get something the hell out the door. At least a Test::Builder2 Star if you will.
There's critical components missing. There's no diagnostics, YAML or otherwise. The issues with nested asserts are still congealing. Plans are not enforced. Result objects are in the middle of being remodeled... again. But Test::Builder is using what parts of Test::Builder2 are usable. Multiple output formats and streams work. Asserts can be nested in the common, simple cases without having to fiddle with $Level. And you can hook into various events.
Step one is I'm going to seal up what's there, write docs where they're missing, and release something.
A release before October or the grant dies.
Yesterday, I got my X-Surf 3cc Ethernet card I broke down and ordered for my Amiga 3000. There's some backstory about serial consoles, Sparcs, and the cluster, but it's not important. The 3000 was also packaged as a Unix machine, running a pretty standard port of SysV. It was the first Amiga standard with an MMU and SCSI. It'll also kick out 1280x resolution graphics at 2bpp. Commodore sold an Ethernet board for it along with Unix on tape.
The X-Surf is really an ISA card, probably NE2000, mounted in a little carrier. There are confusingly few pins attached and the logic on the carrier amounts to a few small 7400 series chips and one slightly larger chip that also couldn't possibly have enough logic on it to do what it does. And then just to convince you that your nuts, it adds an IDE port that alone has more lines than the one little adapter chip does. The Amiga really is a machine for psychopaths, by psychopaths. Everyone sits around all of the time trying to out psycho everyone else. Just take a look at the demo scene for the thing. Amiga virtually defined the demo scene.
I have/had Amiga OS 3.9 on the thing. 3.9 is post-Commodore death. Someone bought the rights and sold them and someone bought them and sold them and so on until a sue happy band of self righteous ruffians managed to convince the remaining user base buying the rights at garage sale prices entitled them to be king of the squalid kingdom so that they could go around lynching anyone else trying to do anything for the Amiga. Anyway, OS 3.9 is pretty recent as far as Amiga stuff goes, even though it's ten years old. Most people stopped at 3.1. 3.9 only came out on CD-ROM. The 3000 doesn't have a bay but it does have SCSI, so the CD-ROM, when needed, gets hung off the side with the case open. I could also set up an enclosure and plug it into the back. I could also probably buy one of those.
X-Surf's stuff did not want to install.
X-Surf actually had an installer, which is impressive. AmigaOS 3.x has a scripting language for installers and an interpreter for that. This installer gave you the choice of two TCP stacks. AmigaOS 3.9 comes with a TCP stack but you can still swap it out. It's a bit Windows 3.1-like in that regard. The options are GENESiS/AmiTCP and Miami. GENESiS, the AmiTCP configurerer and dialer that cames with AmiTCP, was shipped in a version requiring libraries not included in AmigaOS3.9 so it wouldn't run. AmiTCP would, and AmiTCP was on the HD, though buried a bit. Miami is shareware/crippleware. It required the same library, MagicUI, that I didn't have.
I spent hours sorting out what required what and what I did and didn't have and how these various packages worked and fit together. That's ignoring the device driver for the ethernet card which is straight forward. The Amiga has a directory for libraries (which end in
Amiga programmers love to do ports of Unix software and add GUIs. They've been doing this for ages. They've had gcc since the early ages of gcc, and I ran the Amylaar MUD driver on AmigaOS 1.3 to do development locally, also in the dark ages. Kicking around on aminet.net from the Amiga, I see PHP, MySQL, Apache, bittorrent, Python, bind9, samba, VNC, and all sorts of stuff. No one ports just the client. If they port the client, they port the server, too. In the case of AmiTCP, the suite of utilities you'd expect are there, such as host, finger, traceroute, and so on, but to configure TCP/IP, you run a little GUI program and it asks you questions. It took Linux ages to get to this point and Amiga was doing it long before. One of the extras on the Extras disc, even as far back as 1.3, was a version of emacs with drop down menus.
Completely unsurprisingly, the 16mhz 68030 processor running AWeb (which does some JavaScript) is vastly faster than firefox on my 1.2ghz Centrino Linux machine. Amiga programmers do not write slow software. It's entirely against their nature. Threading is fantastic. It'll do downloads, render several jpgs in the page, update the page layout as HTML comes across, and never lose snappy UI responsiveness. On firefox, I yank on the scrollbar only to have it ignore me and snap back, or else the scroll bar doesn't move at all, or the whole thing just goes away for a few heart sinking seconds, making me wonder if it just crashed.
My ambition is to get a desk in a shared office space going and stick this baby there with an updated video card that does high res, high bit depth graphics. If I'm willing to start replacing and upgrading chips on the motherboard, I can take the thing up to a gig of RAM, too, and NetBSD supports it if I ever decide I want to see how firefox runs on a 16mhz processor. What I'm really hoping for is someone to take the latest Coldfire chips from Motorola's spin off, Freescale, and do an 800mhz accelerator card for the Amiga 2000/3000/4000. That would RULE.
On Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 9:30, Flore Louise Apolline Bruhat-Souche was born. She weighs 3.02 kg and measures 48 cm.
Word already spread through IRC (#perlfr and #yapc mostly) and via email and telephone.
The mother is fine, the father is slightly tired and the big sister is happy.
There is one photo online.
I'm a bit behind the times here, but I read today that one of the two remaining developers of IronRuby has left Microsoft:
Overall, I see a serious lack of commitment to IronRuby, and dynamic language on
.NET in general. At the time of my leaving Tomas and myself were the only Microsoft employees working on IronRuby.
So if Microsoft's interest in dynamic languages is wilting, and Oracle's litigation scares everyone away from Java, will that leave Parrot as the last one standing?
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We would like to establish a continual working relationship with the candidate, on a job by job basis. If you are interested please email us with your details, experience/previous jobs/qualifications, and how much your rates are.
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Prismacolor Pen Print
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"Prismacolor Pen Print" by Daniel Eatock.
Over the course of the 39 days of the exhibition (September 18 through October 26, 2008), the paper absorbed the ink from the pens. The sheets at the top of each stack absorbed more ink than the sheets farther away from the tips of the pens. The result is an edition of organically related prints, each unique.
The ink reached the 31st sheet in the stack of paper that comprises the top half of the diptych and the 29th sheet of the stack that comprises the bottom half of the diptych.Prior to discovering the extent of the edition, it was determined that the price of each diptych would equal the highest number of sheets stained by the ink
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SCHENECTADY -- Shutting out an archrival in their building feels good. Shutting them out a second time in your own barn feels really good.
Shutting them out a third time in front of a couple thousand people while setting a new school record and winning a sectional championship?
The Saratoga Blue Streaks hockey team couldn't wait to celebrate that one.
They began jumping on the bench as the final seconds ticked off the scoreboard Feb. 21 at Union College, where they were about to beat the Shenendehowa Plainsmen 4-0 and win the Section II Division I crown.
The victory marked Saratoga's fourth straight Section II championship -- previously unprecedented for the school -- and completed a three-game season series sweep of the Plainsmen, who they outscored 13-0. It now ranks 23rd on The Saratogian's countdown of the Top 25 High School Sports Moments of 2012-13.
The lopsided result cemented Saratoga's dominance against not only Shenendehowa, but the Capital District High School Hockey League's playoff bracket. The Blue Streaks, the section's top seed, began the playoffs with a 6-0 quarterfinal victory over La Salle and a 5-0 rout over Bethlehem in the semifinals. They had not allowed a playoff goal before their meeting with Shenendehowa in the title game.
The Plainsmen entered the playoffs as the No. 2 seed, trailing only Saratoga. They posed the biggest local threat to the Blue Streaks, who forcefully dismissed them as they had each of their prior opponents.
Dakota Smith, the goaltender who won the CDHSHL's Goalie of the Year award, picked up his third straight playoff shutout. He stretched his personal shutout streak to 158-plus minutes and was the goalie in each of Saratoga's shutouts against Shenendehowa.
In the title game, Drew Patterson scored the only goal the Blue Streaks would need when he tipped home Drew Hasbrouck's shot in the final minute of the first period.
Matt Flynn made it 2-0 on a second-period power play before he and CDHSHL scoring champion Tyler Bullard scored 35 seconds apart in the third to ice it.
"The first period was strong," Flynn said at the time. "We just had to play a little bit more stronger, get a little bit more shots on goal. That second goal really turned the page for us. It was a big energy boost."
Once the final horn sounded, Saratoga's fans, who had packed the bleachers behind their team's bench, prominently displayed a homemade sign that read "REPE4T."
It was a significant achievement in itself, but merely a footnote on what their team would ultimately go on to accomplish.


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A motorcyclist suffered serious leg injuries after a collision in County Durham.
The 41-year-old woman was airlifted to the James Cook University Hospital, in Middlesbrough, after the motorbike she was travelling on collided with a lorry on the A688, near Barnard Castle, today (May 12).
The Great North Air Ambulance Service was sent to the incident at 1.45pm. Paramedics treated the injured woman at the scene before she was flown to hospital for further treatment.


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To help get kids excited about fishing and help build a new generation of anglers, Idaho Fish and Game's "Take Me Fishing" trailers will soon be making appearances at fishing holes across the state.
Wrapped with vibrant fish illustrations, the trailers are stocked with fishing information and basic fishing equipment that can be checked out for free on a first-come, first-served basis. Fish and Game staff will also be available to answer questions and help those new to the sport.
A fishing license is not needed by any participant that registers at the trailer for the duration of the fishing event, regardless of age or residency. However, all other rules such as size limits and species limits apply.
These events give any angler, youth or adult, the opportunity to try fishing without first buying a license or equipment.
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Skyline recruit likes Texas Tech; initial take on Lubbock was 'man, I can't do this'
When Ty Barrett arrived in Lubbock this past weekend, he didn't know what he had gotten himself into.
Coming from a big city like Dallas, the Skyline offensive lineman admitted he wasn't too fond of West Texas and had awkward look on his face as he stepped of the plane but after spending the weekend there for Texas Tech junior day, he became somewhat immersed in the culture.
"I'm not going to lie, Lubbock surprised me. I got off the plane and said to myself 'man, I can't do this.' But then my opinion changed," Barrett said. "I went around the city on Friday and literally everyone was wearing black and red. There aren't any pro teams around so everybody loves Texas Tech. I thought that was awesome. Even my brother fell in love with the mascot Raider Red"
While the spirit around town was enthralling so was the young and energetic coaching staff. Barrett, who is being recruited by co-offensive coordinator Eric Morris, was blown away with their enthusiasm.
"There are about seven coaches on staff who went to Texas Tech, and they all love it. They were so excited just like kids. They were even challenging us at basketball," Barrett said. "They really made me feel at home and of course, the people around Texas Tech made me feel at home.
"I also got to sit down with Coach (Kliff) Kingsbury, and talked with him more than I had with any other head coach. He was really cool and told me I could come in and play early. Texas Tech doesn't have a lot of depth at offensive line so he said I could come in and play guard for them and tackle later on."
Joining Barrett on his trip were teammates Victor Evans and Derrick Dixon. All three hold offers and according Barrett, the Skyline trio wouldn't mind playing together at Texas Tech.
"Victor and Derrick were just as excited as me," he said. "Derrick is from West Texas so it was like going back home for him and Victor said he really enjoyed it. We talked about it after, and we would all like to play with each other at the next level."
Barrett has also attended junior days at Oklahoma and Texas and picked up offers from Arizona State, Duke, Oklahoma State and Washington State last week to go along with offers from SMU, TCU and many others.
But Texas Tech appears to be standing out the most at this point in the recruiting process.
"I haven't made a list yet, but Texas Tech is really high," Barrett said. "It way by far the best trip I've been on so far. I was just amazed."
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MEDCONFERENCE/ The core of the medical profession
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On Friday, October 19, 2012, at 8:30 pm, with a classical music concert in Florham Park, NJ, the 4th edition of the MedConference will begin. The organizers of this conference strongly desire to provide a yearly meeting place where health care professionals can come to dialogue and gain professional credits to rebuild a person-oriented health care.
Why MedConference
The core of the medical profession—the relationship between patient and caregiver—is too often reduced to a mechanical process. The very nature of medical care is at risk, because the care of the patient is reduced to the cure of his or her physical being.
However, when faced with sickness and death, patients are confronted with critical questions, regardless of the outcome of their particular situation: Will I be healed? What is the meaning of this illness? Why is there pain and death? Equally critical questions are faced by medical professionals: Why is it worthwhile to be a doctor or a nurse today? What is at the heart of being a truly human health care professional? What is it that a patient ultimately asks of a caregiver?
The MedConference proposes that the specific mission of the medical profession includes 3 main objectives: to cure the patient or at least to attempt to prevent further development of the disease, to alleviate the associated painful symptoms, especially in the advanced stages of illness, and to attend to all the sick person's needs and expectations.
The American Association of Medicine and the Person (AAMP) invites you to a three-day medical conference for physicians, nurses and medical students. This project is supported by a grant from the 'Cesare Zorzoli Donation.'
The 2012 Theme
Medical professionals experience a sense of concern for their patients. This is at the core of the relationship between health care provider and patient, whether healing is achieved or not.
In fact, while all the medical professional's effort, knowledge, and skills are normally focused on diagnosing and treating the sick to obtain their recovery, this sense of concern calls physicians and nurses to provide medical care even when life expectancy is very short.
What is it that urges us to care for others? We hold that within us there is an original and indomitable urge to respond to the request for help from our patients. The aspect of our humanity that urges us to care for others is the heart.
The 2012 MedConference focuses on what is at the heart of the motivations for providing medical care. Here is the program of the conference and the speakers.
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My children love creatures and they are especially enamored with ocean life. When I received the Under the Sea Blu-ray Combo Pack it immediately made it's way into the Blu-ray player and the children sat as the ocean came to life right in front of them. With the big screen HDTV and the Blu-ray player, it felt as if we were in the ocean with them. Under the Sea became available on Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD and for download on March 30, 2010!
Imagine a world of incredible color and beauty. Of crabs wearing jellyfish for hats. Of fish disguised as frogs, stones and shag carpets. Of a kaleidoscope of underwater life. Now, go explore it! The makers of Deep Sea and Into the Deep take you into tropical waters alive with adventure: the Great Barrier Reef and other South Pacific realms. Narrated by Jim Carrey and featuring astonishing camerawork, this amazing film brings you face to fin with Nature's marvels, from the terrible grandeur (and terrible teeth) of a Great White to the comic antics of a lovestruck cuttlefish.
Under the Sea is an underwater exploration of all the incredible sea life through the Great Barrier Reef, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Australia. As you watch this amazing film you feel like you are the one behind the camera getting all this amazing footage. As host Jim Carrey leads you on this journey he also points out that things we are doing are contributing to the oceans' carbon dioxide levels which could eventually lead to loss of ocean life and coral reefs.
This film is great for the entire family. It kept the attention of the younger ones with all the bright colors and constant movement and the older ones loved seeing all the sea life. I'm going to leave you with a trailer to give you a sneak peek of what to expect
Under the Sea is available for purchase for a suggested retail price of $29.95.


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What was merely a housing prototype for a competition in 1991 by architect Yung Ho Chang has recently come to fruition as the Vertical Glass House. The designer boldly swaps floors and ceilings with transparent glass which illuminates the entire windowless space. Occupants can enjoy unobstructed views from the basement all the way up to the sky, through levels of four stories. Currently, the building is home to visiting artists and architects and functions as a place for meditation. Perhaps a bit too "open" for some.
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Lucas's review published on Letterboxd :
First of all, let me clear up some potential confusion. I consider both volumes of Kill Bill to be the same film as Volume 2 does not act as a sequel but rather just a continuation of the first. By that I mean that the events of one are not complete without the other so it does not make sense to regard them as separate films. So, in this review I will be discussing both films but referring to them as if they were one.
It's hard to describe exactly what is so great about this film. To me, Kill Bill is Tarantino's crown jewel. Let me clarify, I don't think Kill Bill is his best film, rather I think it is the best representation of him as a film maker. Kill Bill has everything that anyone could want in a film, and everything that makes Tarantino such a great director. In fact, as I'm writing this, I am realizing that my rating on Volume 1 is too low and I need to fix that as soon as I'm done here. The Kill Bill movies are so wonderfully done in every way. It's the kind of film that you can watch for two hours and feel as if only seconds have passed. It is hilarious and exciting and the music reflects both the action and the humorous elements so perfectly (seriously, some of the music sounds like it is straight out of a 70s porno). The use of black and white or animated segments works wonderfully with the overall tone of the movie. Uma Thurman is fantastic as The Bride, capturing every single emotion imaginable and tying them all together so perfectly. And the best part of the whole film is that, despite it being so amazing and despite Tarantino obviously knowing this, the film does not come across as pretentious at all. So, whether you're a die hard film fanatic or just some one who likes the occasional action flick, Kill Bill is a completely approachable film.


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I'm new here and just learned of the FBCT and feel in love with the idea. Printed the instructions, tried it last weekend for a Disney Princess cake for GD 2nd BD. Worked on the layers til 1:00 am. Concerned that after each layer I would freeze for about 15-30 min, but it wasn't frozen solid, could swipe finger across and it felt slick and maybe a little color would come off on finger. Froze until Saturday afternoon after frosted cake and let crust. Was VERY CAREFUL taking from freezer to cake. Placed on cake and pulled off the wax paper (slowly)- and along came most of the frosted picture!!!! I was moritified.! I was soo upset. So I tried to fix it by painting it with frosting, which didn't come out too well on faces especially. I don't know what I did wrong, can someone help me? I think this is an awesome technique if I can do it right!
The party on Sunday was saved as daughter brought 3 plastic Disney princesses that was used at another party. Placed them on the cake and frosted around them, over the ruined pic. no one knew until we removed the figures.
Uh, oh! I am anxious to read what anyone says about this. I am doing my first one this weekend.
What recipe of buttercream did you use? In my experience the recipes that are best with it are the ones that use alot of butter.
That is really odd, I have done several FBCT's and have not had that problem. Not that I think it should matter, but what type of frosting do you use? I've never had one not firm up completely solid in the freezer and can only think that your frosting type might be the culprit.
I agree, it sounds like the frosting.
I used the recipe from CC for FBCT:
1 cup Crisco (Do not use high-ration shortening. You need a stiffer
3 sticks butter (real butter, good quality)
2 Tsp flavoring (I use 1 Tsp clear vanilla, 1 Tsp butter flavoring)
2* pounds powdered sugar, sifted several times (I sift 5 times)
I used Land O'Lakes butter too! sifted the sugare 5 times (ICK!)
was the frosting too thin? How thick do you "paint" the picture - were my layers too thin? I hope to have time this weekend to try it again. I WANT to get it right.
thanks everyone for your ideas and tips - I need all the help I can get
I had that happen just ONE time, and I've done maybe 6 or 7 FBCT total so far. (I'm a newbie caker) I thought it was my frosting because I had tried to "tweek" it a little and it never crusted. So if figured it had to do with that.
Sorry that happened to you. Do you have time to try again? Don't give up, when it works right, it's so cool.
On my cake that it didn't turn out right, I ended up doing an imprint of the image on the cake and hand drawing it on.
I taped the image to waxed paper, laid the image on the frosted cake, and lightly traced the lines to the image with a flower nail. When I removed the paper there was a clear imprint of the image.
So to my understanding you used the one that is linked from the fbct article. Now that is really strange. I have never sifted mine 5 times but it is good measure that you do. How was the temp in your house? I know sometimes that makes a difference. Was it stiff? I usually use a #2 or 3 tip. I look at the underside of course to see if I have gotten in all corners and gently push it down to get rid of the lines. I also go back and put a thin layer of icing over it after it is all finished. I see that you put yours in the freezer after each section. I dont know if this is correct, but I don't when I have done them. Oh when you make your buttercream do you freeze the leftover? If you do make sure that you let it come to room temp without any microwave help. Of course I was running late and rushed the process and it was a disaster for me lol HTH
How slow did you pull the paper off? These things thaw really fast and if it starts to thaw while you area pulling the paper off it will stick.
I've always used an all crisco recipe, so I don't believe that all better is better than all crisco. I have had one stick before, it was made with soft icing (closer to thin cause I colored it red) and that one stuck. I chalk it up to the icing being too thin after I colored it.
I'm not sure what you mean by paint the layers? Did you not pipe them in??
was the frosting too thin? How thick do you "paint" the picture - were my layers too thin?
thanks everyone for your ideas and tips - I need all the help I can get
"Paint" I hope you didn't use a brush! You don't want it thin like royal icing. What do you mean by layers? I don't use any butter in my crusting buttercream recipe.
Here follow this link, maybe this will help:
I hope my tutorial helps you out on this
I have done many FBCTs and I always use a half-butter/half-hi-ratio shortening mixture. Some peopel have had trouble with waxed paper and use parchment instead. I always use waxed, though. They do thaw very quickly. I place my FBCT on the cake, rub the waxed paper with my hands a few times to "warm" it up just a bit and then take off the waxed paper. I have had some sticking, but nothing that would destroy the FBCT. I make mine maybe a 1/4 inch thick. I also do mine on a piece of plexiglass rather than a cookie sheet. I tape my pic to the my counter and tape some waxed paper to a piece of plexiglass. I lay the plexiglass over the pic and start my transfer. With the plexiglass, you can pick it up often an peek underneath to make sure you haven't missed any spots, have any squiggly spots, or left any gaps between the outline and colouring in part. That's a big relief!
Kerry Kake: Great tutorial!! Loved the end where you showed how they looked on cakes, as well. Gave a real sense of what it is supposed to look like. Thanks for that!
Thank you to everyone! I'm convinced now that the icing was too thin and that I made the transfer too thin - not enough icing. I'm going to practice this weekend and see if I can get it right. The
The FBCT article was how I found CC. It sucked me in right away! Luv that technique. It's sometimes hit or miss with me ..... most of the time, they work like magic. One time, I just had this feeling and i was glad I made 3 of them ... used all 3 before I got a good one on the cake! (This one: http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1359544 ) I've also had to go back in and fill in some spots before, too.
Thicker *IS* better, though I find it more difficult to make them thick when using an image with lots of small detail. Ironically, I think my best one was this finely detailed one and it didn't have a backing on it: http://cakecentral.com/modules.php?name=gallery&file=displayimage&pid=1290361 Held my breath the whole time!
I prefer parchment over wax and I freeze them at least overnight. As mentioned above, rubbing your hand over the back sometimes helps, and I've even done the transfer while sitting the cake in my freezer and working in there.
Dont' give up doing them, though! Folks luv the effect!
Great Maxine, Deb!! Love that...will have to use for a dear friend who LOVES Maxine!
I prefer parchment over wax and I freeze them at least overnight. As mentioned above, rubbing your hand over the back sometimes helps, and I've even done the transfer while sitting the cake in my freezer and working in there.
Was this a walk freezer? I'm trying to picture it.
I prefer parchment over wax and I freeze them at least overnight. As mentioned above, rubbing your hand over the back sometimes helps, and I've even done the transfer while sitting the cake in my freezer and working in there.
Was this a walk freezer? I'm trying to picture it.
Not quite! It's a 2-door commercial freezer, so I can open the door, place the cake on the shelf and work the FBCT while standing there with the door open. Wish I DID have a walk in freezer, though!
Ah, see that makes it even better. I've come close to peeling one off while it was in the freezer. I actually stuck the whole cake in there then took it back out to peel. Gotta do what ya gotta do sometimes.
I have used the Sugarshack recipe with very good results, I also use Parchment paper instead of wax paper and it come off clean


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Two National Guard planes based at from Naval Base Ventura County, along with 35 crew members have been deployed to Arizona to help with efforts to control the largest wildfire in that state's history. The planes are from the Channel Islands Air National Guard Base at Point Mugu.
The C-130 transports have been outfitted with modular firefighting equipment which allows them to discharge up to 3,000 gallons of fire retardant, or water at a time. The 146th Airlift Wing is being deployed for firefighting for the second time this year. Planes, and members of the unit helped fight fires in Texas earlier this spring.


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Man arrested for kidnapping and rape at Myrtle Beach hotel
Mon, 09 Jul 2012 16:13:54 GMT —
A Virginia man is being held at J. Reuben Long Detention Center after Myrtle Beach police say he held a woman against her will and raped her at a hotel on Ocean Boulevard Saturday.
Jeremiah Ryan Hill, 31, is charged with Kidnapping, 1st Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct and Possession of a Weapon During the Commission of a Violent Crime, according to the Myrtle Beach police report.
Officers responded to 1404 South Ocean Boulevard around 11:45 p.m. for a disturbance call. Police found Hill on the third floor of the hotel so intoxicated he could barely speak, the report said.
Police found the victim inside one of the hotel rooms with several bruises and cuts to her upper body and face. She told police Hill had held her there, against her will, for more than 24 hours.
Bond for Hill has not been set.


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Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Here Come The Judges
Professional Show No. 8
To date we have Jason Treat, DD, The Atlantic; DJ Stout, Pentagram; Mark Reddy, AD, BBH, UK; Haika Hinze, AD, Die Zeit, Germany and illustrators Oliver Weiss, Germany; Emiliano Ponzi, Italy; Andrea Innocent, Australia and Andrew Bannecker, USA.
Deadline for the ProShow is March 4. Be sure to add your name to our list by clicking the link at the bottom of this page.
Student Show No. 8
To date we have Steven Guarnaccia (Parsons), Allan Drummond (SCAD), Andrew Foster (Central St. Martin's, UK), Frazer Hudson (Sheffield, UK), Chris Buzelli (USA) and Lars Henkel (Germany) illustrators.
Deadline for the Student Show is March 25. Call for Entries go out in January. Be sure to add your name to the list by clicking the link at the bottom of this page.
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We're putting together our panel of judges for the 2011 Children's Show. Stay tuned for the Call for Entries announcement in January.
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Citycar LLC under Anytime brand was founded in Spring of 2012. Company started with 50 cars and was the first who provided carsharing service on Russian market. Anytime is a pioneer of carsharing business in Russia, operating in the City of Moscow with 13,000 users and a fleet of 100 cars. Anytime service is unique: software developed in Russia and is the most advanced among the world analogues. Anytime clients can operate a car with a mobile application. Anytime company has a plan to … [Read more...]
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Eco Service becomes an affiliate of CSA
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Frost & Sullivan – Intelligent Mobility, July 1 & 2
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HitchPlanet becomes an affiliate of the CSA
Meet HitchPlanet; Canada's long distance rideshare platform Started in 2010 by two snow enthusiasts to reduce travel costs to the ski resort of Whistler, HitchPlanet is a rideshare platform that helps people share rides in British Columbia, Alberta and Washington State. HitchPlanet helps drivers fill empty seats in their cars in return for cost contributions. This helps people travel more affordably and increases vehicle occupancy, which in turns reduces carbon emissions per … [Read more...]
Enterprise CarShare becomes a member of CSA
Enterprise CarShare formally announced yesterday — at the 2015 International Car Rental Show — that it has joined the CarSharing Association, a not-for-profit organization committed to advancing cooperation between urban mobility providers, cities and public transit. The announcement was made during the Car Rental Show's session "The Convergence of Carsharing and Car Rental," which highlighted the important role that the car rental industry plays in the evolution of urban mobility. Moderated … [Read more...]
GreenShareCar becomes a member of the CSA
Many startup carsharing operators go into businesses because they see a market need that is not well served. GreenShareCar was established six years ago in Melbourne Australia when Paul Cummaudo saw the opportunity to reduce parking requirements in new residential apartment buildings by offering shared vehicles to unit owners. GreenShareCar's mobility service integrates with strata property management and real estate development projects that Paul is involved with. GreenShareCar has grown to … [Read more...]
Special resolutions to change eligibility for membership approved
At the Annual Meeting held March 11, CSA members voted to to allow large carsharing companies, including car rental and car manufacturers, to become full members of the Association. By permitting these new members to join, CSA is well positioned develop a unified industry voice to advance cooperation between shared-use providers, public transport and cities. CSA remains focussed on 'member-driven cars', including round-trip, one-way, free-floating and peer-to-peer business models. The CSA … [Read more...]
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Carsharing has changed the way people view their relationship with the automobile. The combination of public transit, cycling, walking and other forms of shared-use mobility are causing many to consider the question "What do I really need a car for?" Choice, delivered by technology, is driving changes in urban mobility. By offering more choices, consumers, businesses and government can rationalize transportation expenses and reduce total 'vehicle miles travelled' (VMT). Reduced traffic … [Read more...]
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Steeped the usual way….
Another note….I have my slider function back. Mostly because I quit using IE9 and went with Google Chrome. So much better!


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There were rumors swirling that "Teen Mom" Farrah Abraham, mom to Sophia, had a sex tape being shopped around, something she vehemently denied.
But it turns out, well-endowed porn star James Deen has confirmed he made a XXX tape with the reality star!
Several porn companies have been presented the explicit sex video of 21-year-old Farrah Abraham engaging in sex acts with James Deen.
Insiders reveal that Farrah first tried to shop around a personal tape with an ex-boyfriend, but was denied because it wasn't clear if she over 18 in the video.
Farrah was approached by a TMZ cameraman and acted like a total airhead as she feigned shock at being asked about a naughty video.
James Deen, who starred alongside Lindsay Lohan in "The Canyons", confirmed making the porn tape with the reality star.
Deen, 27, said, "Word travels fast. It isn't even edited yet. We shot it yesterday."
The handsome porn star also revealed he is not dating Farrah Abraham.
He said, "We definitely shot a scene, and in my opinion it was very amazingly awesome. I thought she was very nice and super sexy.
"I had never heard of her before as I don't follow pop culture, but it is nice to see that her fame has not gone to her head. I hope she has positive feelings about me, but regardless, I will never have a bad thing to say about her."
Tabloids began speculating Farrah and James were dating because they were photographed heading to Vivid Entertainment hand in hand, but Deen insists they are only coworkers.
"Not dating at all," he stated. "I don't know where that picture was taken. Holding hands was to build chemistry and help make her more comfortable. I try to be nice to everyone and holding hands is the bees knees, so I figured it was a harmless way to help make her more comfortable before she had sex with a stranger. I always want everyone to leave the set smiling."
Steve Hirsch, the head of the adult film company Vivid Entertainment, also confirmed he saw the tape.
"It's amazing," he said. "I'm doing everything in my power to get the rights to put it out."
Last month Abraham, who raises four-year-old daughter Sophia as a single mom, was arrested in Nebraska for driving under the influence. She registered a 1.47, nearly twice the state's legal limit.
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Bella Quiz: Quotes on Beauty
One of my favorite musings on beauty comes from Oscar Wilde, who wrote,
Beauty is a form of genius — is higher, indeed, than genius, as it needs no explanation.
(Oscar also practiced what he preached, wearing his hair long about a century before other men did.)
But we don't need to look at Victorian dandies alone for musings on beauty. Take this quiz to see if you can match a few pretty quotes with the people who made them!
Bella Quiz: Quotes on Beauty
Which sitcom star said this? "I only have to do three things to look halfway decent: curl my eyelashes, fill in my eyebrows, and put some lipstick on."