text: The first ever live stream of She Loves You from Live at the BBC Vol 2! news Exclusive to THEBEATLES.COM - the first ever live stream of She Loves You from Live at the BBC Vol 2! This version was taped for the fifth anniversary of Saturday Club on the 7 September 1963 at the BBC Playhouse Theatre, London. The Beatles' biggest selling single in Britain spent twelve weeks in the Top Three, including two stints at number one. Post your feedback in the comments section here or on Facebook! From today, The Beatles are beginning a series of broadcasts from thebeatles.com/onair. Launching with She Loves You, you can also preview tracks from the album through our custom vintage radio player, have your personal song dedications featured on the website, and watch the first of four short Live at the BBC films that give insight and context into the tracks. Preview other album tracks through our radio player and make your dedications! Our retro radio player lets you 'tune' through the frequencies to discover different tracks from the album. Listen-in and dedicate your favourites through Twitter using #beatlesdedication - your message will be featured on the website for everyone to see when they tune-in to hear the broadcast tracks. About Live at the BBC Vol 2 Between March 1962 and June 1965, no fewer than 275 unique musical performances by The Beatles were broadcast by the BBC in the U.K. The group played songs on 39 radio shows in 1963 alone. Live at the BBC Volume 2, will be released Monday, November 11 in 2CD and 180-gram vinyl packages with a 48-page booklet. On Air's 63 tracks, none of which overlaps with The Beatles' first BBC release, include 37 previously unreleased performances and 23 previously unreleased recordings of in-studio banter and conversation between the band's members and their BBC radio hosts. The Beatles' first Live at the BBC album has also been newly re-mastered for reissue on November 11. http://thebeatles.com/tile/text/first-ever-live-stream-she-loves-you-live-bbc-vol-2 Live at the BBC Radio Player


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Knights of Pen & Paper Review
- Publisher: Paradox Interactive
- Genre: Role Playing
- Released: 1 Nov, 2012
- Size: 157.3 MB
- Price: $4.99
- Clever setting mixing the RPG with the players playing the RPG.
- Simple and intuitive controls.
- Far too grind heavy (unless you wish to pay money to speed up the process).
A retro pixel RPG of old, complete with grind heavy mechanics and an undeniable charm.
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Knights of Pen & Paper is funnily enough two games in one. On one hand, you have a pretty old school, turn based, D&D inspired, grind heavy, dungeon crawling RPG. On the other, the presentation takes one step back, and puts you in control of the players at the table, playing the old school, turn based, D&D inspired, grind heavy, dungeon crawling RPG. It's an approach that does a lot to lend a certain amount of charm to the retro style pixel graphics and music, but it might actually be the gameplay that causes this to sink rather than swim.
Every decision made is touch based. Cleverly while the game has a story, like at a game of dungeons and dragons, it's up to the players to decide what they want to do with their time. At any point you can fight monsters to level up (as well as choose the amount to fight), or embark on simple quests to gain rewards and to increase your favor with the land. Upon leveling up, your characters gain skill points that can be used to equip them with four separate skills that can be used in battle, making combat that much easier depending on the class. This is where the grinding comes in, and really most of the game is traveling, fighting (usually based on a dice roll), and then resting to heal up before you engage in the whole practice over and over again. This wouldn't be that much of an issue, or at least it would be one that could be overlooked without the looming presence of gold as an in-app purchase.
Both aspects of the game uses the same gold currency, and to add players to the table (especially players with some of the more interesting benefits), as well as some classes costs the precious metal. In the game inside the game, things are not too different, with not only equipping yourself at town costing currency, but also traveling to a new location, and resurrecting any fallen comrades. It's not completely overbearing, but it is omnipresent.
Fans of old school RPGs should get a kick out of this. The roleplayers at the table have amusing dialogue, and the game is well presented and simple to play. It is a bit grind heavy, and a little without focus, but like in table top games, you as the player make your own story, and as long as the gold and grinding doesn't bother you, this will certainly take up your hours with its two campaigns, combinations of players and classes, and promises of more on the way.
Description"If you're an RPG fan of any kind, you'll love Knights of Pen & Paper." -- Eurogamer, 9/10
"This is Role-Playing in its purest form." -- Kotaku-US
""An indie turn-based retro style pixel-art RPG." I love every single one of those adjectives." -- IGN
"It's clever, charming, customizable, and virtually infinitely replayable." -- 148 apps, 4.5/5
Set out on a grand adventure in this turn-based, retro style, pixel-art RPG, inspired by the great titles of the 90's. This +1 edition features an extended campaign, more dungeons to explore, new attacks to use in combat, and the Tavern – a place to store your adventurers.
Take on the roles of in-game players taking on the roles of their characters in a traditional pen and paper RPG session in the ultimate meta roleplaying experience. As both the playing characters AND the dungeon master, players can choose which battles to fight. Put together a bunch of monsters to make for a challenging fight and your efforts will be equally rewarded!
Choose from multiple classes, such as knights and mages, pick your characters to control those classes, like grandma or kid brother, and take on the loads of quests, monsters, items and equipment littered throughout Knights of Pen & Paper +1 Edition. Blacksmiths, enchanters, mining, gathering, hidden treasures and a whole lot more await, giving players a lot of room to personalize their gameplay experience.
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Holliston found itself down 14-0 in the first quarter to Tri-Valley League neighbor Hopkinton on Friday night. But the young Panther squad rallied, and after a key special teams play in the fourth quarter and a late Joe Bellomo touchdown run, the Panthers (4-0, 1-0 Tri-Valley League Large) pulled out a 35-26 win in the TVL Large opener for both squads.
The scores of previous years pointed toward Holliston rolling over Hopkinton in both teams' Tri-Valley League football opener Friday evening.
At least until both teams took the field.
The Panthers came into the contest having outscored its first three opponents by an average of over 35 points per game, and having outscored Hopkinton 180-42 in the teams' previous four meetings.
But Holliston found itself in unfamiliar territory more than halfway through the second quarter, as the Panthers trailed 14-0 following a Pat Ryan touchdown.
Holliston, however, rallied around a 73-yard kickoff return from Zach Elkinson and an extra-point block from Matt McIsaac later on to eek out a 35-26 win over Hopkinton at David Hughes Stadium.
It was Holliston's fifth consecutive win over Hopkinton, but the closest outcome since 2008 — the last time the Hillers won.
"What a phenomenal football game on the whole," said Holliston coach Todd Kiley. "You got your money's worth if you bought a ticket for this game. That's two great teams playing each other and we made a couple of more plays in the end."
And following a 3-yard TD run from Hopkinton's Ryan — it was Elkinson who made the plays for Holliston (4-0, 1-0 TVL Large).
Elkinson returned the ensuing kickoff up the middle nearly untouched, cutting the Hillers' lead to seven.
"It was all a team effort it wasn't just me," Elkinson said after the win. "I was pumped up for this game and I just wanted to show Hopkinton what we got."
Holliston then forced a Hopkinton (2-1, 0-1 TVL Large) three-and-out and needed only two plays to connect on a 45-yard touchdown between Matt Jeye (3 TDs) and Nick Athy.
But a blocked extra point kept it 14-13 Hopkinton.
Holliston kicked off a seesaw second half with a 40-yard pass from Jeye to Elkinson, giving the Panthers their first lead at 19-14. Hopkinton's Drew Donahue (118 yards rushing) answered with an unusual halfback pass to a wide-open Nick D'Aloia — from 23 yards out — to give Hopkinton the lead again 20-19.
Holliston responded just over two minutes later with another TD connection between Jeye and Elkinson, six yards this time, to give the Panthers a 27-20 lead.
But Hopkinton didn't quit, as Donahue responded with his second rushing touchdown of the day from a yard out, but Holliston, in perhaps the biggest play of game, got a blocked extra point from McIsaac and nearly returned it all the way, keeping the lead at 27-26.
"We talk about special teams being important, being one third of the game and our kids go out there and show that it's equally important," said Kiley. "(The block), the kick return and even the two-point conversions were big."
Joe Bellomo's 1-yard TD-run on Holliston's next possession made it a two-possession game with 2:43 left and a Jeye interception of Ryan led the way to Holliston running out the clock.
"We're a blue-collar, lunch pail type of team," said Kiley. "Both teams played great offensively, but it was the small things, the blocked extra point, that made the difference today. That's our character in a nutshell."
Ryan got the Hillers going with a 20-yard connection with Kyle Clark on a fourth-and-7, and then Ryan ran in a touchdown himself, from 3 yards out, to give the Hillers the early 14-0 advantage.
But the Hillers just couldn't maintain the high-powered Panthers attack as they look to rebound on Friday at Medway.
"This game (was) a big game and very important," said Hopkinton coach Jim Girard, who has never beaten Holliston as Hillers coach. "But so is every game."


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Capital University's Matt Coleman intercepted a Russ Harbaugh pass in the end zone with less than 2 minutes remaining Saturday to halt a Wabash College comeback and give the visiting Crusaders a 14-11 NCAA Division III playoff win.
The Little Giants had rallied in the final period from a 14-0 deficit and appeared poised to take the lead. Harbaugh rolled out from the 10-yard line and looked for Eric Summers. Coleman had inside position and battled for the ball. After the officials conferred, they ruled a touchback effectively ending the Wabash comeback. (See game photo album, courtesy of the Wabash College Athletics Department and NCAA.)
"They were running a lot of comebacks all day; their quarterback has an amazing arm," Coleman said of the interception. "I was kind of waiting, kind of baiting them for it and when I saw him break. I had my eyes on the quarterback and saw him throw it and I just came down with the ball."
Summers didn't believe either of them had it cleanly. "I was coming back for the ball and he made a great play on it," the senior wide out said. "We were both fighting for the ball and then I just saw the ball go out and we were both out of bounds. I felt neither one of us had possession of the ball."
Coleman thought he caught the ball and had it against his chest when he hit the ground. "I brought it in and he got his hand in there and we were both kind of fighting for it. I was on the ground and it just popped up in the air and I didn't know if the refs were going to give it to me or not."
Summers wasn't quite as certain about the sequence. "He made a great play," Summers said "He made it tough for the refs to make the call and they made the call and that's what we have to live with."
Capital scored late in the first quarter on a 12-play drive capped by Colin O'Reilly's 7-yard run and held that lead through the half. The Little Giant defense was dominating outside that drive and actually held the Crusaders to negative yards rushing. O'Reilly, who gained over 950 yards on the season, was held to minus-two yards on the day.
What appeared to be a back-breaking turn of events came late in the third when Jeremy Mulkey took a toss 65 yards to the Wabash 2-yard line. O'Reilly then covered the final six feet for the score, 14-0.
"As soon as I got the pitch I knew the outside was open so I just took off," Mulkey said. "I thought I had it for a touchdown, but they had an angle on me and I was running out of gas. They were flying to the ball all day. This was probably the toughest defense I had to run against the all year."
The Little Giants had a chance to score in the second quarter. Linebacker Andy Dieg picked off a Rocky Pentello pass at the 23-yard line. After a 13-yard completion to Geoff Walker, Crusader linebacker Sam Abdullah forced a Wabash fumble on the 2-yard line.
"It doesn't matter what game or what time of the game, if you turn the ball over you make it real hard on yourself," Wabash coach Chris Creighton said. "We're not so sure the second one was a turnover, but we know the fumble was. That's them making plays and us not making the plays."
The play-making Little Giant offense got untracked in the final period and on the board with a Chad Finley 29-yard field goal.
Following a change of possessions, Josh Foster gave Wabash the spark it needed picking Pentello off at the 38-yard line.
"We were bringing a lot of pressure today against their offense," Foster said. "And toward the end of game they started leaking out their running back to try to hit him in the flat. The quarterback tossed one and he bobbled it and I was closing on the ball, saw it, and just pulled it in."
Kyle Piazza scored six plays after the interception for Wabash's first TD. Harbaugh hit Mike Russell for the two-point conversion and the Little Giant Stadium was rocking.
Wabash held on the next possession and took over following the punt and a 15-yard penalty against Capital.
Harbaugh hit Russell for 16 yards, ran for five more himself, then threw an incompletion before the dramatic and controversial interception.
Referee Craig Jeffreys refused to meet with a designated media pool reporter, as allowed under NCAA rules, after the game to explain the interception call.
"I really give a lot of credit to Wabash being down 14-0 and coming back," Crusader coach Jim Collins said. "They just battled all day long and never quit. They have heck of a football team. And I'll say this: that's one of the best defenses we played all year."
Both defenses were stingy. Wabash had 240 total yards to Capital's 239. Neither team could muster much of a running game. The Crusaders finished with 65 to Wabash's 33 yards; 65 yards came on Mulkey's breakaway run.
"I thought they were the best (defense we've faced), no question," Harbaugh said. "We heard coming into the game about their speed and they definitely didn't disappoint. Their ends were just flying off the ball.
"I didn't put the ball in the right place a few times and when you're playing a good team like that you're not going to complete the pass that way."
Harbaugh, who was named a finalist this week for the 2005 Gagliardi Trophy, finished the game 21-of-43 with one interception.
"They say 'Wabash Always Fights' and we're down 14-0 and nobody in this room saw any of our guys give up one iota," Creighton said. "We fought back and knew we were going to win the game. That's one of the reasons it hurts so much; we just knew we were going to win the game. Then, all of a sudden it says 0:00 and they had more points than we did."
Capital will face Mount Union in next weekend's regional finals. Wabash finishes its season at 11-1, the second most victories ever in a season.
Hewitt is Wabash College's Director of New Media/Web Editor. Photos courtesy of the Wabash College Athletics Department and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (TM)
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Top left: Adrian Pynenberg brings down Capital quarterback Rocky Pentello.
At right: Tim Parker records a sack.
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JACKSONVILLE, Ala. - Jacksonville State made short work of Tennessee State men's and women's tennis on Sunday sweeping the Tigers 7-0.
London Thomas was the only Lady Tiger to win a game as she lost to Raphaela Lima 6-0, 6-1 in #2 Singles.
For the men, Daniel Bernal put up a strong showing at #1 Singles losing to Igor Santos 6-4, 6-1.
Branden McClain was the only other Tiger to win a game for in the men in singles play, as Axel Sundberg defeated McClain 6-0, 6-1
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Eight area players earned all-district honors by the N.C. Basketball Coaches Association.
Forestview senior Bre Armstrong led all area athletes with her first-team selection on the All-District 10 team. Armstrong was previously announced player of the year in the Big South 3A Conference after averaging 18.4 points, 15.9 rebounds, 5.2 steals and 4.2 assists.
South Point senior guard Ashley Mull was named to the All-District 10 second team while the Lincolnton duo of Treasure Avery and Bridget Derr were placed on the third team.
Ashbrook senior guard Antonio Blalock led area boys with his second-team All-District 10 selection. Third-team selections included East Lincoln freshman Chazz Surratt, Kings Mountain junior James Tillman and Ashbrook senior Delshon Leach.
District 10 is made of Gaston, Catawba, Burke, Cleveland, Lincoln and Rutherford counties.
Crest swept District 10�s top girls honors as A�diyah Ussery was named player of the year and Shane Compton was selected coach of the year. East Burke�s Clay Byrd was named player of the year. Shelby�s Aubrey Hollifield picked up coach-of-the-year honors.
N.C. Basketball Coaches Association all-district teams
District 10 boys
First team � Clay Byrd, East Burke, Sr.; Gabe DeVoe, Shelby, Jr.; Travis Waldroup-Rodriquiz, East Rutherford, Jr.; Trever Hyatt, East Burke, Sr.; Devonte Boykins, East Rutherford, Jr.
Second team � Kerigan Farley, St. Stephens, Sr.; Donte Falls, Shelby, Sr.; Antonio Blalock, Ashbrook, Sr.; Zach Jarrett, Hickory, Sr.; Darrion Evans, Freedom, Sr.
Third team � Jordan Turner, Foard, Sr.; Chazz Surratt, E. Lincoln, Fr.; Chris Wray, Shelby, Sr.; James Tillman, Kings Mountain, Jr.; Delshon Leach, Ashbrook, Sr.
Player of the year� Clay Byrd, East Burke
Coach of the year � Aubrey Hollifield, Shelby
District 10 girls
First team � A�diyah Ussery, Crest, So.; Bre Armstrong, Forestview, Sr.; Lauren Arney, East Burke, Jr.; Yazmen Hannah, Hickory, So.; Taylor Petty, Newton-Conover, So.
Second team � Imani Williams, Freedom, Sr.; Danasia Witherspoon, Hickory, So.; Ashley Mull, South Point, Sr.; Sydney Haas, East Burke, Jr.; Chelsea Turner, Fred T Foard, Sr.
Third team � Alyssia Watkins, R-S Central, Sr.; Treasure Avery, Lincolnton, Sr.; Bailey Gragg, East Burke, Jr.; Te'ja Twitty, R-S Central, Fr.; Bridget Derr, Lincolnton, Sr.
Player of the year� A�diyah Ussery, Crest
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The next Fable has been announced, but before you run to play Fable 3 again in preparation, it's not Fable 4. This time Molynuex and the gang have turned to the Kinect sensor for the Xbox 360, creating a game that exists in the Fable world but doesn't feature any of the characters. But does that work? Will you want to play it? And what's all this fuss about the new game being "on rails". We find out.
Fable: The Journey
What platform is it on?
Xbox 360
When's it due out?
What other game is it like?
Fable series
Does it use any new tech like 3D, PlayStation Move, or Kinect for Xbox 360?
Yes – the Kinect
The pitch
Fable: The Journey is poised to take the cherished action-adventure series to Kinect for Xbox 360. Under Microsoft's licensing agreement with Epic, Lionhead is equipped with the latest Unreal Engine technology to bring powerful new experiences to the critically acclaimed Xbox 360 exclusive franchise that has sold more than 9 million copies.
The storyline
Back in Albion Fable: The Journey follows a different path to the one in the Fable games, however exists in the same environment. Set soon after the events of Fable 3, The Journey puts players in control of a new hero who has just come upon Theresa; the blind fortune teller featured prominently in the Fable series. Tasked with bringing Theresa to the Spire, our hero will have to venture through an Albion that will feel somewhat familiar.
Our first impressions
We enjoyed two outings of Fable: The Journey across the course of E3 in Los Angeles. First at the Microsoft press conference at the start of the week at the E3 gaming convention, and then again in a behind closed doors session with Peter Molyneux himself.
Between the two we've managed to get a good grasp of the game, seeing different elements and grilling Molyneux at the same time.
What we do know is that the game will be a complete Kinect experience when it hits the shops some time in 2012, and that you won't need to use the controller at all.
"In the past Fable has been about walking, jogging or running," Molyneux explains to Pocket-lint. "This time you can play the game entirely sitting down."
Worried that driving around Albion in a car wouldn't a) fit in and b) involve you having to hold your hands out in front of you – something that would be tiring, you'll play a gypsy riding a horse and caravan with you arms controlling the reigns of the horse to move forwards, faster, slower, left and right. Pull the reigns up and your horse will move forward, to the right it moves in that direction, and so forth just like driving a real horse. Molyneux tells us whips will be available at a later stage in the game (moral choices and all that).
But it's not just about moving your arms. Molyneux is hoping to include voice control as well so you'll be able to "click click" or "whooo boy" your horse ditching the arm controls altogether.
Why's all this important, well from what we can gather it's going to be the main stay of the game with you riding around in your caravan breaking occasionally to interact with things on the side of the road.
The game focuses around life-force Molyneux explains. Everything has life force and you can take it from creatures, animals, people, pretty much anything in the game. Take too much and they die bringing in a moral choice that we've seen in previous Molyneux games.
"It's not on rails," Molyneux affirms. "You'll be chased, you'll chase."
That said we immediately go into an area on rails (a pre glide path that sees the game push you along into the action like you are on a train track rather than free movement as in previous Fable games) to take on a group of ghouls. It's a chance to show off the magic element of Fable: The Journey.
Magic can be wielded with one hand, or both, and depending on your hand movements will depend on what magic you can create and how it is cast. Holding your hands together lets you create the magic and depending on what you do with your hands thereafter will depend on what happens on screen.
We see magic being squished together to create stronger magic, as well as something Molyneux refers to as Creation magic that lets you create shields, spears, fishing rods, and even a telescope. It's magical for the lack of a better word.
Sadly we were only treated to seeing the magic used for the shield and spear elements in our demos, but you get the sense that you'll really feel like a magician casting your spells and setting them off on their short journeys.
Trying to drive home the fact that Fable: The Journey isn't about a rails game on foot, Molyneux again tells us that "There isn't many times when you are on foot."
It's something that we are going to have to take with a pinch of salt for that's all we've seen, but other titbits to note is that it's the same team that developed the now halted Milo and Kate venture demoed for Kinect last year and not the Fable 3 team. That means plenty of emotional tugs on the heart strings no doubt and something more than Molyneux has been able to show us in our 15 minute demo.
As to why it's not called Fable 4? According to Molyneux he didn't want to be bound by the Fable world. This route allows him to enjoy its surroundings without having to worry about the characters from the previous games or the affecting the storyline.
Our time as always was brief and from what we've seen we are really sure what to make of Fable: The Journey. If the walking elements are on the infrequent side then that means a lot of staring at a horse's arse and we are sure that's a game we want to play either.
What is clear is that it's typical bold stuff from the creator of classics like Black and White and the original Fable series and it will be interesting to see how Fable: The Journey develops over the coming months. This is one game where the verdict is still very much out.
Fable: The Journey is out some time in 2012.
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The E3 games convention is a fantastic chance to see the latest games due out over the coming year, as well as, letting us get a glimpse into what is going to be the big titles and the ones to avoid like the plague.
The big problem however is that for most of the titles that glimpse is, well, just that. At the show you'll get to play a level here or a multiplayer map there or even have a product manager walk you through a specific level.
So with that in mind we present you with our Quick Play.
What we've done is broken down the key facts you need to know and then given you our first impressions based on around 15 minutes of gaming. For us that 15 minutes isn't enough to do a First Look review or even a review. How can you rate a game that offers over 30 hours of gaming on just 15 minutes of play? However it should hopefully give you an idea, a feeling, a notion, of what to expect come launch day.


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This might be my favourite photo of all the photos taken last night. Look at him. Look at Jack Nicholson. When did he become your cuddly Uncle Oscar? And will this be George Clooney in 25 years? Remember, Jack was George and Leo and more when it was safer to be wild. Roman Polanski did what he did at Jack Nicholson's house. Many people say that Roman Polanski was just doing what they were all doing -- the only difference being that he got caught. And if he could? If Jack could turn his body back? Jack would probably still be doing it. He'd probably think George and Leo were doing it all wrong and definitely not hard enough.
It's just…suddenly they get old and look old and all you see is a portly retiree who likes to give out hugs. No. It's not the he wouldn't. He just can't anymore.
As for George and Stacy Keibler -- every time I saw them they looked solid. And I'll always have something to compare it to. I saw George when he was on his way out of Elisabetta Canalis. I saw him when he was just getting into Stacy. He's still there. Our etalk balcony camera even shot them quick-kissing on their way inside the theatre -- that's on the show tonight. And she's still playing it right. Like a royal consort. Never walking ahead. Never getting too close when inappropriate, never straying too far. And still dressing with a lack of imagination though marginally improved in that at least it's that tacky anymore.
I'll say this though about George, and Duana says I say it all time, but it's by far his best quality-- how gracious he is, even though he is who he is. He has let Ben Affleck ride this the entire way. He has let it be about Ben Affleck. Even last night in the press room, he barely spoke, the benevolent chairman ceding the floor to the eager director, only stepping in when absolutely required. Like when he was addressed directly by a journalist asking him to lend his support to a cause by attending an event.
"Can you come?" she asked.
His response:
"That's a really personal question."
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CIA Director Gina Haspel is set to brief a small group of senators on the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi on Tuesday. The move comes after senators insisted that they be briefed by the CIA directly after Haspel's absence from a briefing last week. The CIA reportedly can conclude with high confidence that the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman ordered the killing of Khashoggi at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Turkey. However, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Secretary James Mattis are casting doubt on that conclusion. Sources tell NBC News that the chairs and ranking members of the Senate armed services and foreign relations committees will be briefed by Haspel.
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Apple's iPhone 4S seems to have started an odd trend in the mobile phone world. Motorola, HTC and now Sony Ericsson have all followed Apple's lead by releasing phones that look identical to previous models. Sony Ericsson's "new" effort is the XPERIA Arc S — it's basically the XPERIA Arc with a faster processor, slightly upgraded software and, of course, an 'S' tagged onto the end of its name.
• Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc review
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S: Design and display
Everything you need to know about the Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S's design can be found by reading our original XPERIA Arc review. That's because the XPERIA Arc S looks exactly the same. To be fair, its still an extremely good looking device even though we've seen it all before. It's just 8.7mm thick at the thinnest part of its body, features a unique concave design, and is both thin and light. The distinctive shape of the XPERIA Arc S also means the phone hasn't aged as badly as many other smartphones might have.
With that being said, its a shame the XPERIA Arc S hasn't corrected some of the more disappointing design decisions that plagued its predecessor. The build quality remains shoddy and could have been improved with the use of higher quality plastics, the shortcut buttons below the display are too thin and feel awkward to press, and the power and camera buttons are ridiculously tiny — so much so that they feel like a chore just to press. The back of the XPERIA Arc S is also one of the biggest fingerprint magnets we've come across and it creaks when pressed near the edges. Given that the Arc S comes almost seven months after the original model, its disappointing not to see these issues corrected.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S has the same 4.2in touchscreen that adorned the original Arc. Sony Ericsson calls it a 'Reality display': it claims the screen technology used increases contrast and sharpness for image viewing and video playback. It's fair to say it does just that — the Arc S is bright and clear and displays crisp text, and it's also easy to see in sunlight. However, the lack of an ambient light sensor to automatically adjust the screen's brightness is another issue from the original Arc that has effectively been ignored on the Arc S.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S: Software and performance
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S's main claim to fame over its predecessor is a faster processor, upped from 1GHz on the Arc to 1.4GHz on the Arc S. It remains only a single-core processor in a world of competitors that sport dual-core processors, but if you're a run of the mill user there's no reason to be alarmed — the XPERIA Arc S offers good performance. We experienced little lag or slowdown during general use and would go as far as saying that there is absolutely no reason to discount the Arc S based on the fact it only has a single-core processor.
The XPERIA Arc S runs the2.3 Gingerbread version of Google's Android platform, and also has Sony Ericsson's Timescape UI overlay on top. The Arc S's software looks identical to the one on the original Arc: it has five home screens for live widgets, handy folders that enhance shortcuts and a main menu that can quickly arrange apps in various orders, including most used. Due to the skinny screen, the default on-screen keyboard is a little cramped but its something you'll quickly get used to. The Arc S once again includes Sony Ericsson's Timescape application, which groups social networking and phone communications into a single widget. Each communication event on the phone forms a 3D box that you simply flick your finger up and down the "spine" to scroll through. However, we don't feel Timescape offers anything compelling besides an attractive look: thankfully you can easily remove it from your home screen if you wish.
There are two new software features on the XPERIA Arc S that weren't included on the original. The first is what Sony Ericsson calls '3D sweep panorama'. It allows you to press the camera button and pan from left to right to capture a 3D panorama image. However, you can only view this 3D image on a 3D TV via the Arc S's HDMI-output. You can capture a 2D panorama image, though the quality of these images are of significantly less quality than a regular, non-panorama photo.
The second new software feature on the Arc S is 'Facebook inside XPERIA'. It integrates Facebook into commonly used areas of the phone including the picture gallery, music player, phonebook and calendar. As an example, Facebook albums can be accessed through the standard gallery app, without having to go into Facebook itself.
Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S: Camera, battery life and availability
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S has the same 8-megapixel camera as the original Arc and that's largely good news. The camera uses Sony's 'Exmor R' image sensor which claims to offer higher sensitivity and less image noise — Sony Ericsson says it the Arc S's camera will perform better in dim lighting than traditional mobile phone cameras. While our real world tests revealed it performed slightly better in low light than other phone cameras, the XPERIA Arc S still won't replace a stand alone digital camera, especially if you're looking to take plenty of night time photos. However, the Arc S remains an excellent camera phone and produces images with good detail and great colour reproduction with minimal image noise. Th Arc S also records good quality 720p HD video. Unfortunately, the camera lens remains impractically positioned: it's too easily covered by your hand when you hold the phone to take a photo.
The XPERIA Arc S has a microSD card slot, but Sony Ericsson has only included a paltry 320MB of internal storage. Sony Ericsson includes an 8GB card in the sales package
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S has below average battery life. Most users will get around 24 hours of life out of the XPERIA Arc's 1600mAh battery before it needs a recharge, but heavy users may need an injection of power before then. Our review unit often ran out of juice before the end of the day during testing.
The Sony Ericsson XPERIA Arc S is exclusive to Telstra in Australia and is available for $10 per month on Telstra's $59 Freedom Connect plan over 24 months (totalling $69 per month) or $600 outright.


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Results tagged ' Tantric '
Tantric was Soothing to my Rocker Soul
The first time I heard the band Tantric's music was in a Sylvester Stallion produced film called "Driven" back in 2001. The film followed the scent of a young racing driver as he took his horrific plots twists and turns to getting his fingers on the Champ Car World Series trophy. The film was considered a flop by many in the film industry, but the soundtrack included a new band (Tantric) and their rising hit "Breakdown" that hit the # 1 slot on the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks List that year. And with their song being the first track on the movie's soundtrack, people playing snippets of the soundtrack instantly got to know the band's sound.
But Tantric has matured and shown great growth since their first sound hit the charts with a solid bang, and the band from Louisville, Kentucky has made sure to keep their rock roots close to their hearts. Sure the band has gone through a small transitional phase of tweaking its membership, but the quintet now have shown above and beyond that they are ready nightly to get the heads rocking and the music popping on stage. Most people might not even realize that Tantric used the social network Myspace back on May 8 2003, to release three of their upcoming album tracks to the public for a upcoming release called "Tantric III".
When the band took the stage after the Rays versus Arizona Diamondbacks game on Friday night, lead singer Hugo Ferreira was more than ready to see if they could use their bass and make the canvas cloth high above the band's stage sway with the pumping music out of their speakers. Coming into that night performance, most people had only heard maybe a few bars of their song "Down and Out" that was the walk-up music for Rays third baseman Evan Longoria.
But tonight, the crowd would get to hear and feel the pulsing bass thump throughout the Trop and see that the song has long meaning, and tremendous appeal, even enough to post up as high as # 8 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock list. Tantric has been pushed into that label of being a post-grunge band with a solid sound and tremendous vocals, but the addition of electric violinist Mark Ratzenboeck, who is also a Sarasota native to the band, brought out another element of mixing a classical sound into the heard pulse of rock music.
Some say the opening bars of "Down and Out" with Ratzenboeck might be one of the most frequently identified sound bytes of the band's career, which spans 4 albums since 2001. Ratzenboeck also showed his many talents before the game doing the National Anthem on his electronic violin, but not doing a live segment of Longoria's batting walk-up music as Longoria did not fair well the last time Ratzenboeck did it live from just beyond the playing field.
It was a great night if you are a hard rock fan as the playing surface soon filled with fans who did not have to purchase or wear wristbands as all in attendance were welcome to come down on the field and enjoy the Rays free Friday Fest Concert from ground zero. That is one of the measures that makes these Friday night concerts pop. The fact that fans can come down and dance, sing along or even just sit on the Trop's field turf and take in some great music all by simply buying a ticket to that night's Rays game.
Here is a band that used to tour with the likes of Creed, past Rays Concert performers 3 Doors Down, Kid Rock and Shinedown. Tantric is a group that covered the old Fleetwood Mac classic "The Chain" and has seen their level of success grow since they changed their original name from C-14 ( short for radiocarbon). Ratzenboeck is the only Rays fan in the band, but there is a distinctive American League East flair to the band as drummer Richie Monica (New York Yankees) and guitarist Joe Pessia (Boston Red Sox) all keep close tabs on the standings throughout the Major League Baseball season.
The band tonight threw out a number of songs from their recent release "Mind Control", and made sure to leave all of us wanting more before they ended the night playing the song most people had been waiting for…."Down and Out". The crowd had thinned a bit by the time the first few chords were strummed by Ratzenboeck, but immediately a huge cheer went up and the assembled mass quickly got into the music and some even sang along with Ferreira. The song was pulsating with the riffs of lead guitarist Erik Leonhardt along with the increasingly intense drumbeats coming from Monica's drum set.
It might only have been the second in a series of four announced Friday Fest Concerts, but if this is the style of music and performances we will ascend to, then Vanilla Ice (7/9) and Los Lobos (7/30) will just send us into a harmonious upward journey.
Tantric put on a fantastic show, and certainly got a few more fans from their performance. There is an old saying that you have to "live and breath Rock and Roll for it to be real to you". Well, if that is the case, then Ferreira is living the dream, considering he has the band's name tattooed on him.


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Meanwhile, back in the United States, Chevron has filed an ethics complaint against New York State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, who has had the courage to stand up to Chevron and question its misconduct in Ecuador and its use of shareholder funds in regard to the historic, long-running lawsuit.
Interestingly, Chevron is filing the complaint more than two years after obtaining emails that the oil giant falsely bases its complaint on. Why did Chevron wait so long? If it's so concerned about ethics, why not two years ago? Or one year ago? Do you think it might have anything to do with Argentina, Brazil and Canada, where lawsuits have recently been filed to seize company assets as payment for the judgment?
They have tried and failed to get U.S. courts to stop enforcement of the judgment.
They have tired and failed to get negative press coverage in these three countries to pressure their governments and courts to stop enforcement.
Maybe the Albany, NY press corps will come to Chevron's defense.
But, wait, this article basically says the complaint against DiNapoli is a lot of nothing.
Read the press release below for more details about Argentina:
Chevron Threatens to Shut Down Argentina Operations Over Ecuador Lawsuit
Buenos Aires, Argentina – In a clear effort to apply political pressure to judges, Chevron is threatening to bankrupt the company's subsidiaries in Argentina unless an asset freeze order issued against $2 billion of the oil giant's assets is lifted, according to news reports.
The order was imposed last week because Chevron refuses to pay a $19 billion judgment in Ecuador for systematically dumping toxic waste into the streams and rivers of the rainforest, decimating indigenous groups and causing an outbreak of cancer.
For background on the overwhelming evidence against Chevron in Ecuador, see HERE; a video on the case can be seen HERE.
La Nacion, a leading newspaper in Argentina, is reporting that desperate Chevron executives are giving Argentina's national government until December to force a court to reverse the freeze order before facing "operational problems" that could shut down two subsidiaries that produce an estimated $600 million in revenue annually for the parent company.
The newspaper reported that "a host of Chevron lawyers and executives in Miami were analyzing alternatives in a race against time" given that they expect funds to run out in several weeks – a prospect that the plaintiffs in the case call a "manufactured scare tactic" designed to apply pressure to Argentina's courts.
Representatives of indigenous rainforest villagers in Ecuador had little sympathy for the company, calling Chevron's threats another example of "improper political pressure" used to avoid being held accountable under the law.
"Chevron has been running from the law for years in Ecuador, where out of pure greed it deliberately created what is probably the world's worst oil contamination," said Graham Erion, a Canadian lawyer advising the rainforest communities. "It is not surprising that the company's illegal behavior is finally catching up to it.
"The pollution Chevron intentionally caused in Ecuador is an assault on all of Latin America," he added. "Chevron would never commit such atrocities in its own country."
The Argentina embargo prohibits Chevron from disposing of any interests in concessions, pipelines, or other projects without the court's consent and diverts 40 per cent of the company's annual revenue to an escrow account controlled by the court. The court chose to garnish less than half of the revenue to allow Chevron's subsidiaries to operate with flexibility, said Erion.
Chevron also was planning to invest $1.8 billion over the next three years in Argentina to build 120 new oil wells, and was exploring an investment in a huge oil shale project called Vaca Muerta.
"The threat by Chevron CEO John Watson to pull out of Argentina endangers the company's interests in a country that should be a key driver of future growth in the region," said Karen Hinton, U.S. spokesperson for the rainforest communities in Ecuador. "This is not in the interests of Chevron shareholders."
Chevron's woes in Argentina were compounded this week when Spain's Repsol oil company sued the oil giant in Spain on the grounds that it was trying to profit from operations that had been expropriated by Argentina's government.
Reports out of Argentina were quick to show that Chevron has already begun to lobby furiously for an extra-judicial solution.
La Nacion reported that the governor of the oil rich province of Neuquén publicly stated that he hopes Chevron succeeds in fighting the embargo, which was imposed pursuant to an international treaty in Latin America that allows for the reciprocal recognition of foreign judgments.
Chevron's attempts to enlist political allies in Argentina are directly out of the oil giant's playbook, with documented attempts to bribe Ecuadorian government officials, use the U.S. embassy in Quito to undermine the case, and lobby the U.S. government to cut Ecuador's trade preferences for refusing to intervene in the case.
Pablo Fajardo, the lead Ecuadorian lawyer for the affected communities, told La Nacion that Chevron is trying to "extort" Argentina.
"Chevron has options," he said. "You can pay the judgment or offer bail in Argentina bail to replace the embargo. It seems that Chevron intends to act outside the law and is choosing to attempt to extort Argentina. If the company suspended its operation, it is demonstrating that it is only interested in working when it has impunity."
One of the consequences of the freeze order is that any future investments Chevron makes in Argentina will also be subject to seizure, up to the full amount of the $19 billion Ecuador judgment.
Chevron also faces asset seizure actions over the Ecuador judgment in Brazil , Canada, and Ecuador.
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Fix Your Jeep Wrangler Heater - Driveway Diagnostics
Figure and fix your heater
So far, "Driveway Diagnostics" has been about getting the Jeep to run better. But we find our- selves in the middle of winter with an '06 Wrangler whose heater no longer has speeds 1 or 3 on the dial for the heater, with 2 working only sporadically, and with the blower motor making funky grinding noises. So while we aren't showing you how to make the Jeep run better, we will show you how to save some money by not just throwing parts at it and doing the work yourself.
For short-wheelbase Jeeps, there isn't a whole lot that normally goes wrong with the heater system. Occasionally a vacuum line comes loose or a cable clip breaks, but those are easy things to fix because you can see them. Most AMC CJs, YJs, and TJs lose heat or A/C because the blower motor or resistor have died or are in the process of dying. Usually if one goes, the other one is already on its way out, so it is often best to replace them together.
There is a lot of confusion about how these parts work together. Fortunately, we had a couple of heater boxes on the shelf, so not only can we help you troubleshoot your HVAC system, we can play one of our favorite games of all time -- show and tell.


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Mike McCoy won't have to do much of anything to convince his new quarterback that he's the right choice as the Chargers' new head coach.
During a radio interview on Tuesday, Philip Rivers sounded awfully excited about working with the guy who won divisions the last two year with offenses run by Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning.
"Of the potential candidates, I can honestly say this is the guy I was hoping for. I feel great about it," Rivers said, via Marty Caswell of 1090 AM in San Diego. "We have direction now. We'll all go again. I think Chargers fans should be excited."
McCoy expressed enthusiasm about working with Rivers during his press conference and there's little doubt that McCoy landed the job at least partially because of the work he's done with quarterbacks like Tebow, Manning, Kyle Orton and Jake Delhomme. Rivers has turned the ball over 47 times over the last two seasons, something that obviously has to turn around if the Chargers are going to find their way back to the postseason. You'd have to imagine McCoy believes he can get Rivers back on track because he's going to be heavily scrutinized on that front in his first season in the Chargers job.


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TAMPA, FL - APRIL 14: Former NFL MVP Joe Theismann announces the pairings during the Aussie Bash at the A La Carte Event Pavilion for the Hornitos Challenge at the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am on April 14, 2009 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Tim Boyles/Getty Images for Beam Global)(Photo by Tim Boyles/Getty Images for Beam Global)
The revelations were shocking to those outside the NFL: A team paid bounties to knock opponents out of the game, including some of its biggest stars.
For those who suit up, however, it sounds more like the long-accepted cost of doing business in a brutal sport.
Atlanta Falcons star Roddy White calls it a "league thing" that goes far beyond the New Orleans Saints.
Shawne Merriman of the Buffalo Bills wonders why all the fuss now about bounties. And former All-Pro guard Alan Faneca says he's not surprised at all that such a sordid system has come to light.
Retired quarterback Joe Theismann says bounties are a long-accepted part of the game. In his day, it was actually "flattering" to be the target.


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Germany's highest court on Friday decided that currently shut-out foreign media must have seats at the trial of a woman suspected in a far-right murder spree that has shaken the country.
Beate Zschaepe is alleged to be the sole surviving member of a neo-Nazi trio suspected of killing nine businessmen and a policewoman since 2000.
The case has generated intense media interest, especially in Turkey, because eight victims had Turkish roots.
The Munich regional court allocated 50 press seats for the trial on a first-come, first-served basis, but none went to foreign outlets.
Following a request from the Turkish newspaper Sabah, Germany's constitutional court on Friday ordered that at least three seats go to foreign media.
It didn't specify which foreign media will get access to the trial, which starts Wednesday. But in its reasoning, the court said that Turkish media had a special interest in independently reporting on the trial because "several victims of the alleged crimes are of Turkish descent."


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I got this great idea from another awesome homeschooling mom over at Counting Coconuts- but tweaked it with Alef Bet "beads" which are made from white beans. I used a Sharpie to write each letter on a bean and dyed the rice blue using food coloring.
Munchkin uses her Alef Bet chart to mark off the letters she "spies" until she finds them all! We use the same white beans as "markers" for the Alef Bet chart which I laminated for future use.
We also made a compass, just to satisfy The Little Guys curiosity... it was super easy and such a great learning experience.
Just take a saucer or bowl and fill with water. Then take a piece of cork (we used a cork wick holder left over from our oil Chanukah menorah) and place a needle on it, very carefully. Make sure to stroke the needle on a magnet a few times to activate its magnetic energy. Just place it on the cork and watch it automatically face north.
We turned the saucer around, only to watch the needle stay put. We also carefully turned the needle to face south and it automatically turned around by itself to face north. The Little Guy was AMAZED!
My sister in law gifted us with a set of Montessori Sand Paper Alef Bet letters. The kids love lining them up in order as well as feeling the letters.
My sister in law gifted us with a set of Montessori Sand Paper Alef Bet letters. The kids love lining them up in order as well as feeling the letters.
I went one step further and made script Alef Bet letters out of sand paper and glued them to the back of the corresponding letter to get the kids familiar with script. So far, so good- they love them and its a GREAT introduction to Hebrew writing.
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Topic: The straw that broke the Camel's back
Although I'm in the middle of remodeling the entire upstairs in our house, I figured I could shake loose enough extra money for Jen and me to take a little vacation and attend Chordiestock. Last week my Subaru was making a noise so I took it in and ended up spending $600 for a rear wheel bearing, brake job and repairs to the power steering pump. Two days later a steel belt broke in a front tire on Jen's old car, so $250 later she had new front tires. On Sunday the regenerating blower on my septic aerator system went fubar and I had to order one for $500 (it hasn't arrived yet). Then last night the furnace fan for the A coil and aux heat for my heat pump quit working. With temps in the mid-teens it got a little chilly last night but a couple electric heaters brought the temp up to 70 in the house today. I'm gonna try to access the fan and motor tomorrow but the way the unit is positioned in the corner of my utility room, it may require removing the A coil to get to the fan. Due to the issues involved I may have to call in a service tech and it's not going to be cheap.
If this was a football game, the refs would throw a penalty flag for piling on. I can't complain too much I guess - the aerator system has ran trouble-free for 18 years and the heat system for 24.
Bottom line , due to these unexpected expenses, I won't be showing up for Chordiestock. I hope everyone attending has a great time and leaves with sore fingers.
I was really looking forward to meeting some new faces and getting a chance to jam with everyone.
Sorry for all the whining ........ sniff....sniff ........sniff


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Most visitors to New York City prefer to stay in Midtown Manhattan. Midtown accommodations are within walking distance of many major sites and attractions, as well as shopping, dining and theatre. We highly recommend Midtown since it is safe and convenient. We also recommend that you park your car in a garage and leave it there until it's time to go home -- Midtown Manhattan is very walkable and offers easy access to the rest of the City by subway and taxi.
We consider Midtown Manhattan as the area bordered on the south by 31st St. and on the north by 59th St.
East Side, West Side, All Around the Town
Midtown Manhattan can be further divided into East Side and West Side. Generally speaking, the East Side of Midtown Manhattan is quieter, and appeals to more experienced New York visitors who want to be closer to 5th Avenue and Madison Avenue shopping. As a rule East Side hotels are more upscale (translation: pricier) than their West Side counterparts.
Midtown's West Side, by contrast, is always lively. It's the home of Times Square, Broadway theaters, Restaurant Row, Carnegie Hall and street vendors (we've bought $5 Oakley sunglasses and $15 Rolex watches, "genuine" of course). It's got charming 9th Avenue restaurants, boisterous 8th Avenue bars, and a revolving restaurant perched high atop Broadway. West Side hotels range from boarding-house cheap to 5* Deluxe.
5th Avenue separates East Side from West Side.
Most first-time visitors to New York City stay in Midtown West Side hotels, where they can walk to theaters, 5th Avenue, Rockefeller Plaza, Times Square, Central Park and famous Department stores like Macy's and Saks.
Lower Manhattan, Financial Capitol of the World
Lower Manhattan can be quiet and peaceful (Saturday and Sunday) or overcrowded and frenetic (Monday through Friday). It's home to Wall Street, the 911 Memorial and the National 911 Memorial Museum, and lovely Battery Park. It was the location of the original Dutch colony Nieuw Amsterdam and is perhaps the most historic place in the US -- and its first capital city.
Guests in Lower Manhattan hotels can get to Midtown Manhattan any time of the day or night by subway or cab, or they can walk to Chinatown, Little Italy, Greenwich Village, SoHo and South Street Seaport. Hotels tend to be less expensive than Midtown, particularly on weekends.
Lower Manhattan is the southernmost tip of Manhattan Island. From Battery Park, visitors can get an excellent view of the Statue of Liberty.
Other Areas
Upper West Side
The Upper West Side is a residential area of Manhattan that contains a few moderately priced accommodations. Hotels along Central Park tend to be higher priced than those further away from the Park.
Upper East Side
Also a residential area, but the Upper East side includes the City's Museum Mile, featuring the largest concentration of museums and galleries in the Big Apple. Hotels near Museum Mile are very upscale.
Outer Boroughs
New York City is more than Manhattan -- it also includes the boroughs of Brooklyn, Staten Island, Queens and the Bronx. There are accommodations available everywhere. Most visitors come to New York City to experience the attractions of Manhattan, so guests staying elsewhere will spend time and money commuting back and forth. However if you're looking for the "real" New York City, or if you'd like to experience genuine Little Italy, or Coney Island, or the Bronx Zoo, or Brooklyn Academy of Music, or Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden, or the Barclays Center, or Yankee Stadium, or the Museum of the Moving Image, or the US Open, or the Alice Austen house, or the Grand Concourse, or Brooklyn Botanic Gardens, or Bronx Museum of the Arts, or Louis Armstrong House Museum, or Citi Field, or Flushing Meadows, or the New York Aquarium - then consider spending a day or a few nights outside of Manhattan in the outer boroughs!
New Jersey
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(Need more info? Check out our Midtown Map)
Generally speaking, hotels in the popular Theatre District are somewhat more expensive than, say, a local John's Notell Motel in another part of the US. Consider however that a Sheraton, Marriott or Hilton in midtown Manhattan is going to be within walking distance of the best live entertainment in the world (Broadway), the best shopping avenue in the country (5th Avenue), the most famous park in the world (Central Park), the most famous skyscraper in the world (Empire State Building), the largest department store in the world (Macy's) and the 24-hour neon glamour of Times Square.
So can you get a cheap hotel room in New York? Sure. Just beware. There are several factors that determine why a hotel room is cheap:
"But really," you might ask, "how much time will I spend in the room anyway?" "Well," we might answer, "at least a third of your vacation!"
So how does the novice New York-bound traveler know where to stay? Here's good advice:
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Aug 19, 2009
There is a new charity auction underway for autographed teddy bears to help in the fight against breast cancer featuring three items from stars of the Harry Potter films. Running now until August 27, bidding is underway for the following:
Bear signed by actor Dan Radcliffe (Harry Potter)
Bear,autograph and photo of actor Matt Lewis (Neville Longbottom)
Bear, autograph and special bonus signed photo of actress Imelda Staunton in her role as Professor Umbridge.
The Project Teddy Bear helps benefit the Avon Walks charity to benefit breast cancer. Other auctions include those from Felicia Day, Kristin Bell, Nathan Fillion and author Neil Gaiman, with upcoming auctions to feature donations from director Tim Burton, singer Josh Groban, acclaimed actors Cuba Gooding Jr, Val Kilmer, star of LOST Jorge Garcia, TV host Jay Leno and many many more. Further information can be found here. Good Luck to all bidding!
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What's more touching: A father teaching his son how to play baseball or a new dad and his newborn son sacked out together on the couch? I couldn't decide. Every photo readers submitted for the "Like father, like son" photo contest is so melt-your-heart beautiful that I'm convinced SFGate should start making Hallmark cards.
Readers uploaded photos of themselves with beloved fathers who have since passed. There was a photo of a father and son who reunited after 40 years and another of a dad who stands out on the baseball field with his disabled son at every game.
The love expressed in these images was so touching that I found myself wiping my eyes with tissues while creating the slide show.
And so when it came to picking a winner I decided to look for humor because you can all go home with the award for "most beautiful, loving relationship." You guys rock! And thank you for sharing the magic in your relationships with SFGate.
But before I reveal the gold-star photo, let's take a look at all the pics. The response to this contest was overwhelming and I received over 100 submissions—get ready to click your mouse. Please look carefully. There are some cool details in these photos like the father and son who are sleeping in the exact same position and the dad, grandad, and grandson who are walking together perfectly in sync. Enjoy! Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there! (And stay tuned for a "Like father, like daughter" contest next year.)
And the winner….This father and son team who are chasing after a stray cow made me laugh. I love how dad is shirtless and in a frenzied state while the little one is running after him and keeping up. Can you think of a better father-son activity than chasing after a runaway cow? This was certainly the most unusual thing we saw happening in any of the photos.
Update: We just got more info on the winning photo. The mom of the family shares:
Ha! We were renting a little cottage on the North Shore of Kauai last month. After the beach and bath one afternoon, our son yelled, "A COW IS IN OUR YARD!" A local cow gets loose frequently, I guess, and is sometimes seen roaming the beach under the moonlight. For our visit she decided she liked the ti plants lining the property. My husband and son ran her off numerous times, in various states of undress. She was harmless to us — just wreaked havoc on the ti plants. A wonderful memory! Plus the downed stalks were great building material for forts.
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The last time there was a new "Planet of the Apes" movie, we got a version directed by Tim Burton at the very height of his mailing-it-in phase. Burton fell in love with Helena Bonham Carter on the set of that movie, and I've always had an odd feeling he makes her wear her ape makeup from that flick around the house at all times. And he makes her dress in black, because he's all dark and scarrrrry like that.
Anyway, Fox has decided to go back to the Ape well one more time, with a new "Planet of the Apes" movie. And you can't blame them, because who can resist a good monkey movie? MONKEY MONKEY MONKEY! This one could be considered a prequel, given that it's about how the ape people came to dominate Earth. But really, this version fits in nicely with the spate of rebooted franchises soon to litter your theater. Here's a clip from the press release:
Twentieth Century Fox has set a June 24, 2011 release for RISE OF THE APES, a completely new take on one of the Studio's most beloved and successful franchises. Oscar-winning visual effects house WETA Digital – employing certain of the groundbreaking technologies developed for AVATAR – will render, for the first time ever in the film series, photo-realistic apes rather than costumed actors….
Acclaimed filmmaker Rupert Wyatt ("The Escapist") is directing from a screenplay by Amanda Silver & Rick Jaffa, who also are producing.
RISE OF THE APES (tentative title) is an origin story in the truest sense of the term. Set in present day San Francisco, the film is a reality-based cautionary tale, a science fiction/science fact blend, where man's own experiments with genetic engineering lead to the development of intelligence in apes and the onset of a war for supremacy.
Jaffa and Silver have not written a feature movie since "The Relic," all the way back in 1997. Holy ape. That's incredible. Thirteen years in the wilderness, and suddenly these two are producing some giant summer movie? Hollywood is so weird.
Anyway, I think the switch to digital apes is a good one (though done with little over a year of lead time? With no casting yet? Uhhhhh). Though my suggestion of having Tom Sizemore play all the apes without needed makeup was turned down by the studio. And the word AVATAR in that release means this one will almost certainly be done in 3D. So LOOGOUT! SWINGIN' APES COMIN' AT YA!


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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
At Work or How I stay organized
Lots of notepaper around because it gets buried so easily. Also, I am a southpaw, so smaller pads work better for me, although I have a large notebook sitting on my scanner. I usually use that for tracking census when I am searching for a family. Just more room to write the info, makes me wish I was more ambidextrous. Don't forget the paper attached to the top of my laptop. Right now it is holding a bunch of obituaries for me to type. I try to print obits and marriage notes two to a page. The note holder also will clip to the side of the monitor if necessary. What you can't see are my stapler and my little sticky-notes flags. I use these to mark pages in books.
No, that is not dirt on the wall to the left of my monitor - it is the shadow of a lucite case that holds some of my miniatures. I love minis and am trying to figure out a place to put together a half-inch scale dollhouse kit I have owned for years.
The printer on the far left is the possessed thing that has been making me nuts the last couple of weeks.
I know the size of my office would not work for a lot of people but it is actually larger than the office I occupied when I was a pathology secretary. And it is bigger than the cubby I had when I worked at the library. Since this has MY STUFF in it, I like it a lot better. It also has a window which helps me keep an eye out for the newspaper and the mailman and is great for birdwatching. Not pictured are the binoculars I use to try and identify birds at the bird feeder. DH thinks I use them for spying on the neighbors! Who has time for that?
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Southpaws unite! You have a nice work space there, says the girl who has only a kitchen table. :/ReplyDelete
Thanks. When we first moved to TN a couple years ago, my file cabinets were in the garage and I had a 3 x 3 space between the dining room and living room of the condo we rented. So to have a 10 x 6 room is a big improvement.ReplyDelete
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The question now is, what defines a "public facility?" One's worksplace? The baseball field? Municipal buildings? It looks like the courts will have to decide each case based on its merit. But "Dwight," a sudden death survivor from California that tipped me to this story states:
"West Palm Beach, Florida, attorney, Craig Goldenfarb, is on the Board of American Heart Association "AED Task Force" and...is also recognized by the local American Heart Association chapter as the area's legal expert on Florida law as it applies to the use of these life-saving devices.
If you or a loved one believes a life may have been saved if a public facility such as a gym, a theme park, a sporting venue, or an airport would have had an AED, please contact our office to discuss the merits of your possible case."
"I attended a Christmas party last December at the company where I had my Sudden Cardiac Arrest. Due to my cardiac arrest, the owner of the company hired a training company to come in to teach and certify all employees on CPR. I thought it was great and I thanked the owner for doing that! I then asked when the employees would be receiving the AED portion of the training and was told that he had elected to NOT spend the money for that part of the training. I also asked if they had installed any AEDs in the building and was told that they could not justify spending $2,000 on an AED. It is way too much money, he said. I looked around at the party. There were large trays of freshly barbecued rib eye steaks for all the employees. They were passing out grocery store checks to all employees. They had numerous bottles of very expensive Cabernet everywhere, while others were drinking premium tequila, cognac & scotch. I estimated that the cost of that party would have paid for several AEDs PLUS AED training for all employees. As I always say, it's not the cost of AEDs that is so high, it a matter of how spending is prioritized!"
Point well taken, Dwight. I recently had a company who purchased an AED because they knew they had an employee at high risk of sudden death - and it saved his life. They then bought an AED for each floor of their building. They became believers.
But not all doctors believe in wide distribution of AED devices, based on the cost versus probability of an event occurring. From the Journal of General Internal Medicine, 2003 study:
OBJECTIVE:The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends an automated external defibrillator (AED) be considered for a specific location if there is at least a 20% annual probability the device will be used. We sought to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of the AHA recommendation and of AED deployment in selected public locations with known cardiac arrest rates.
DESIGN:Markov Decision Model employing a societal perspective.
SETTING:Selected public locations in the United States.
PATIENTS:A simulated cohort of the American public.
INTERVENTION:Strategy 1: individuals experiencing cardiac arrest were treated by emergency medical services equipped with AEDs (EMS-D). Strategy 2: individuals were treated with AEDs deployed as part of a public access defibrillation program. Strategies differed only in the initial availability of an AED and its impact on cardiac arrest survival.
RESULTS:Under the base-case assumption that a deployed AED will be used on 1 cardiac arrest every 5 years (20% annual probability of AED use), the cost per quality-adjusted life year (QALY) gained is $30,000 for AED deployment compared with EMS-D care. AED deployment costs less than $50,000 per QALY gained provided that the annual probability of AED use is 12% or greater. Monte Carlo simulation conducted while holding the annual probability of AED use at 20% demonstrated that 87% of the trials had a cost-effectiveness ratio of less than $50,000 per QALY.
CONCLUSIONS:AED deployment is likely to be cost-effective across a range of public locations. The current AHA guidelines are overly restrictive. Limited expansion of these programs can be justified on clinical and economic grounds.
But an added dimension is upon us: can such a refusal to purchase an AED in the era of corporate largess be defended? Corporate America and municipalities might heed Dwight's warning and realize that there's hungry lawyers out there everywhere.
And such a purchase might just save a life. Believe me, that's one heck of a quality-adjusted life year (QALY) for that person.


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Advanced Drainage Systems, Inc. (ADS) has announced that its popular grease interceptor tank design meets ASTM's new standard, "ASTM F2649 Standard Specification for Corrugated High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Grease Interceptor Tanks." This standard provides the material, design and manufacturing requirements for these products.
Made in large part from the company's HDPE pipe, the ADS tanks provide a watertight and long-life system that can be designed to resist the heated, corrosive discharges found in food waste. Ready to install, the tanks are available in 750-, 1,000-, 1,500- and 2,000-gal capacities.
Grease interceptor tanks are installed between a commercial kitchen and the sanitary sewer system to prevent grease from conveying to sanitary sewer plants.
ADS developed its line to help food service facilities meet U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requirements. Each ADS tank is designed to accept most discharges associated with commercial food preparation. The tanks are constructed to meet the performance requirements per the ASCE or IAPMO design manuals for particular site conditions. The tanks are designed to resist AASHTO H-20 or greater live loads and associated dead loads for each project application.
"Using our HDPE pipe technology enabled ADS to bring another new environmentally-helpful product to market," stated Barry Bauer, storm sewer market development manager of ADS. "The need is critical to replace traditional tanks made from concrete, which can be subject to cracking and leaking because of grouted connections, thin walls and the very nature of the material which can decompose with exposure to animal fats and oil. High-density polyethylene has been proven under the most severe environmental circumstances for many decades."


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Our trusted client is a market leading company that provides a first class stocktaking service to retail customer sites throughout the United Kingdom and in Europe. Working with the leading Retailers including, Fashion Retailers, DIY brands, Supermarkets plus Pharmacies, our client has seen phenomenal growth in recent times and is now expanding even further! We are now hiring for enthusiastic individuals in all areas of the UK to join our already successful teams.
We are looking to recruit people looking to work as Casual Stock Counters for immediate starts. You will be part of a team who will work together to count stock for our valuable clients. There is a free mini bus service set up to take you to and from work daily. Once on site, you will be counting stock using a hand held terminal device and reporting your findings back to your supervisor.
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