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The big villains in Brill's piece are the hospitals whose outrageous bills have nothing at all to do with what their itemized services cost them, profiteering by pharmaceutical companies and the manufacturers of artificial hips and other durable medical supplies, and a Congress that protects them.
Since 1998, the health care industry has spent $5.36-billion — that's money extracted from you on me — on lobbying Congress. Defense contractors, by contrast, invested a mere $1.53 billion in feathering their nests.
There's something frightfully wrong with a system that allows the CEOs of nonprofit hospitals to be compensated as much as $5.9-million a year, while it hounds strapped-out patients — even many with insurance — into despair or bankruptcy. It is beyond bizarre that those lacking insurance, who are least able to pay, are slammed with the highest bills.
"Unless you are protected by Medicare," Brill writes, "the health care market is not a market at all. It's a crapshoot." Patients have little to no informed choice of providers or treatments, a situation bound to get worse as hospitals apply their profits to swallowing up their competitors and making employees of previously independent physicians. Patients, he says, "have no choice of the drugs that they have to buy or the lab tests or CT scans that they have to get, and they would not know what to do if they have a choice. They are powerless buyers in a seller's market where the only sure thing is the profit of the sellers."
The big hero in all this is Medicare. It administers claims far more efficiently than private insurers and has made a science out of paying hospitals only what it actually costs them, including salaries and other overhead, to do what they do.
Brill's research makes a powerful case for lowering — not raising — the age of Medicare eligibility, provided that people nearing 65 pay higher premiums or co-pays. He concedes that hospitals need more lawsuit protection if they are to stop performing so many costly scans and lab tests.
Brill estimates that the U.S. pays $750 billion too much on health care every year, compared to other developed nations. He warns that it will get worse, under the new coverages rightfully mandated by Obamacare, unless the nation deals with the profiteering and other treatable causes.
No summary as short as this can do justice to a report as magisterial as the March 4 TIME, but I hope this encourages readers to go to the source. We've been powerless buyers far too long.


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Tentative trial date set in Ark. abortion ban case
A tentative trial date has been set in a lawsuit challenging a new Arkansas law that bans most abortions 12 weeks into a pregnancy.
An initial scheduling order filed Wednesday sets the proposed trial date for March 17.
The date comes in a lawsuit the American Civil Liberties Union of Arkansas and the Center for Reproductive Rights brought on behalf of two Little Rock abortion providers. A federal judge has blocked the law's enforcement while it's being challenged in court.
Arkansas' Republican-led Legislature enacted the 12-week ban in March when it overrode a veto from Democratic Gov. Mike Beebe.
Beebe and other opponents of the ban say it violates the U.S. Supreme Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion until a fetus could viably survive outside the womb.


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Saturday 6th September
A GraceSpace Day – 10.00am – 4.00pm
We will be spending the together on the canal. Kate Beck has arranged the hire of a barge for the day. We will meet up at Skipton and then cruise the canal. During the day we shall be saying a formal goodbye to Colin and Katy and continuing to think and pray about the future. Bring a picnic but we will also be stopping near a pub at lunchtime. All Welcome.
Sunday 14th September
Community Lunch – 12.30pm
John and Hilary have invited us to their house for lunch. As usual all contributions of food would be gratefully. Perhaps it being September that a harvest theme would be good for the food.
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Sunday 21st September
Brunch – 10.00am
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Sunday 28th September
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Does Anyone Recognize These Men Who Drowned in a Storm 150 Years Ago?
Forensics experts have used plaster molds of sailors' skulls excavated from the wreckage of Civil War warship the U.S.S. Monitor to create facial reconstructions that could provide clues to the identities of two men who perished when the ship was lost at sea in December of 1862.
If you recognize either of these gentlemen from your everyday life, you are encouraged to destroy that man because he is a zombie.
Sixteen of 63 crewmen drowned in the storm that ultimately sunk the Monitor, but these two sets of remains, discovered in 1973 off the coast of North Carolina, are the only ones that have ever been recovered. As the identities of all the ship's crewmen are known, experts hope the facial reconstructions will bear enough resemblance to one or two of the men in old crew photographs that historians will be able to identify the victims.
Of course, the elephant in the room is that the younger guy (on the right) is a total cutie.
I see you, boo.
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Omega-3 and Mercury Matter Before PregnancyMonday, March 5th, 2018
Fish oil is good for us. In recent years a lot of information has come out about the benefits of omega-3 fatty acids. DHA and EPA omega-3s are good for fetal brain development as well as other health benefits in adults. They can be found in fatty fish, walnuts, flaxseeds and vegetable oils like canola, soybean and olive oil. Certain fortified foods such as milk, juice, bread and yogurt also have them.


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Casa del Pines villa from £240
Holiday offer for Costa Blanca self catering
...residential area close to the Fanadix region, this charming traditional property is surrounded by wonderful pine forests. Casa del Pines has its own beautiful mature gardens, that sweep around the villa to the inviting pool, and a tall pine tree provides welcome ...
Kerry villa from £240
Holiday offer for Costa Blanca self catering
...location on the main road that leads to the Costa Nova district. A tennis club and bar can be found within an easy walk, whilst the main Arenal sandy beach and promenade are just a ten minute drive away. Kerry is comfortably furnished throughout, with an ipod ...
Balaia villa from £249
Holiday offer for Algarve self catering
...popular resorts of Olhos d'Agua and Albufeira is the wonderful detached villa Balaia. The Quinta da Balaia development is home to a small mini-market, snack bar and tennis courts (payable locally) and only a 5 minute drive of the centre of Albufeira. Inside is ...
Cristina 17 villa from £249
Algarve a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...Albufeira in the popular Cristina cul-de-sac, a selection of restaurants are within a five minute walk, while Castelo beach can be reached within a 10 minute walk. This spacious property is well furnished with contemporary decor, whilst the exterior of the villa h...
Casa das Areias villa from £249
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Algarve
...countryside location, this villa offers comfortable, well equipped accommodation throughout. The resort centre and beautiful sandy beach can be reached within a five minute drive where you will find several bars and restaurants, many of which serve fresh fis...
Casa Amendoeira ll villa from £249
Holiday offer for Algarve self catering
...quiet Vale de Ursa area of Guia. An impressive private pool and covered barbecue area are set amongst lawn gardens and inside the villa is furnished with a modern interior offering spacious, well appointed accommodation throughout. The beaches of Gale and Castelo ...
Olivo villa from £249
Holiday offer for Costa Blanca self catering
...green to match its name, Olivo is a very attractive two bedroom villa. Refurbished for 2014, the villa is tastefully decorated in a modern style throughout, and offers WiFi and satellite television. Accessed via the first floor, all of the accommodation is on thi...
Naranjo villa from £249
Holiday offer for Costa Blanca self catering
...and across to the impressive Montgo mountain, Naranjo is a very popular single storey villa. The main resort of Javea is located within a ten minute drive where you will find an excellent variety of shops, bars and restaurants along with the sandy Arenal beach. I...
Pau villa from £250
Holiday offer for Mallorca self catering
...and bay of Puerto Pollensa. The old town of Alcudia and the resort of Puerto Pollensa can both be reached within a ten minute drive and offer a variety of pavement cafes and restaurants. Inside, the villa is on two floors with the double bedroom and en-suite s...
Ta Marija villa from £256
£256.00 for Gozo self catering holiday
...a traditional square with cafes, a beautiful church and a great place to sit and relax over a coffee and people watch. This rustic style farmhouse is typically Gozitan in design and inside you will find simple yet comfortable furnishings. Typical, narrow, stone...
Palmeras villa from £261
Holiday offer for Costa Blanca self catering
...villa benefits from fantastic views across the adjacent hillside and out to the glistening Mediterranean sea. Stylishly furnished to a high standard throughout, Palmeras features a fully equipped kitchen, and an air conditioned lounge. The lounge leads out t...
Karavias villa from £274
Kefalonia a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...several tavernas and shops close by make this comfortable contemporary villa a delight from start to finish. The swimming pool and terrace are surrounded by lawns in a walled garden to the side of the pool, perfectly placed for outdoor dining and catching a br...
Chloe villa from £285
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Zakynthos
...get away from it all location, Chloe is set in an exclusive enclave of five private holiday villas, within a tranquil countryside location on the outskirts of Agios Leon.This charming, stone built property overlooks lush olive groves and woodland. Set within i...
Isabella villa from £285
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Zakynthos
...idyllic,west Zakynthian countryside, surrounded by pine forests and olive orchards, this delightful stone built property is a wonderful rural retreat for those wanting to enjoy nature and a peaceful region. Totally unspoilt, Isabella will appeal to those wanting...
Valendo villa from £285
Cyprus a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...an enviable position just outside the picturesque harbour of Latchi with its harbour side restaurants offering a variety of cuisine from local Cypriot flavours to popular international dishes. Freshly caught fish is a popular choice for most people and a fis...
Can Canaveret villa from £292
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Mallorca
...Puerto Pollensa and the old town of Pollensa, which offers a bustling Sunday market and main square surrounded by pavement cafes and restaurants. Set on one level Can Canaveret features a tastefully furnished lounge with satellite TV and dining facilities, while...
Villa Venus villa from £295
Menorca a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...Venus, is a delightful typical Cala en Bosch property, within a few minutes' walk to a handful of local bars and restaurants. Further afield yet still within walking distance is the sandy beach and the popular and busy marina with plenty of places to eat lun...
Dream View villa from £295
£295.00 for Kefalonia self catering holiday
...resort of Trapezaki, this charming three bedroom property overlooks the countryside resort and boasts views across the sea to Zakynthos in the distance. Villa Dream View has been comfortably furnished throughout, and features a lovely open plan living accommodat...
Poseidon villa from £295
Kefalonia a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...is set amongst beautiful spacious gardens, which boast wonderful panoramic mountain and sea views. Poseidon has been tastefully furnished throughout, enjoying a convenient location only a short drive to a small selection of amenities....
Nogal villa from £295
Costa Blanca a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...villa painted in blocks of rich terracotta and vibrant white enjoys brilliant views across Javea and the Montgo mountain. Spacious and tastefully furnished throughout, Nogal has been recently refurbished, and benefits from WiFi and satellite television. ...
Delfini villa from £295
Kefalonia a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...of Antipata, this delightful stone built villa enjoys fantastic views across olive groves and out across the Ionian Sea. Delfini has been furnished with a fusion of modern appliances and beautiful traditional furnishings. Located within a 10 minute drive, is the...
Michalis villa from £295
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Cyprus
...countryside location yet within a five minute drive of the pretty seaside resort of Latchi, where local tavernas mingle with international restaurants offering a variety of cuisine dotted around the quaint harbour. This area of Cyprus is famous for its natura...
Anna villa from £295
£295.00 for Kefalonia self catering holiday
...outskirts of Skala village and its lovely 5km beach, this delightful property is perfect for those wishing to be close to the charming fishing village of Skala and enjoy its wonderful variety of shops, restaurants and bars without having to drive. Villa Anna ha...
Roza villa from £295
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Kefalonia
...sits within mature gardens which overlooks the local countryside and groves of olives and citrus trees. Roza is set in an ideal location just a short walk from the centre of the resort, where you will find a good selection of tavernas, shops and cafe/bars. A b...
Evanthia villa from £295
Cyprus a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...Here guests can dine in one of the many restaurants that are dotted along the harbour, watching the world go by. Thoughtfully designed throughout, the open plan living area is comfortably furnished and the villas three bedrooms all have their own facilities.Pat...
Apollonia villa from £297
Cyprus a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...is ideally located within easy reach of the holiday resort of Coral Bay, where a variety of eateries and shops line its busy centre. For relaxing days at your villa the property is surrounded by mature gardens featuring large palm trees while a covered Gazebo ...
Aphrodite villa from £297
Holiday offer for Cyprus self catering
...goddess of love, who according to legend, rose from the sea at the stunning location of Petra tou Romiou. This pretty bungalow style villa has manicured gardens where an abundance of brightly coloured flowers await you. Inside villa Aphrodite is as pleasing a...
Athina villa from £297
Holiday offer for Cyprus self catering
...single storey villa offers a spacious sun terrace enclosed by pretty well maintained gardens where a variety of brightly coloured plants and flowers provide the perfect setting for relaxing days in the sun. A large built in barbecue provides a great venue for fami...
Janette villa from £299
£299.00 for Algarve self catering holiday
...accommodation throughout. Outside is a inviting private pool, built in barbecue and covered terrace perfect for outdoor living. The ground floor includes a large lounge along with fully equipped kitchen and two twin bedrooms whilst upstairs is a double bed...
Figueira villa from £299
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Algarve
...side area of Caramujeira, Carvoerio. Figueira is a spacious three bedroom villa decorated to a homely standard throughout. Outside a spacious lawn surrounds the large pool creating the perfect setting for sunbathing or alfresco dining. This villa is ideal for th...
Sao Joao villa from £299
Algarve a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...the famous montechoro strip in Albufeira, Villa Sao Joao is perfect for those wanting to have a great choice of bars, restaurants and shops right on your doorstep. Inside, colourful stained glass ceiling windows, a bright compact kitchen, comfortable lounge and d...
Antonis villa from £299
Holiday offer for Cyprus self catering
...our villa Antonis. Mature plants and trees surround this peaceful haven with the sleepy coastal village of Argaka within a short drive where local eateries are dotted along the shore. The shaded outdoor furnished terrace offers views through archways to the q...
Quinta dos Avos villa from £299
Holiday offer for Algarve self catering
...of Boliquieme, providing the ideal setting for a relaxing holiday. Wonderful views of the surrounding countryside can be enjoyed from the comfort of your covered terrace while your private pool is enclosed by attractive gardens. A few minutes drive away...
Manolo villa from £299
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Andalucia
...views across the mountains, Villa Manolo has the perfect backdrop for a romantic getaway. You are set off track for delightful views and surroundings, with Frigilliana around a 5 minute drive away and Nerja's stunning coastline around a 20 minute drive away....
Ana Exotica villa from £299
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Andalucia
...walk from the main town centre and stunning beach of this beautiful resort. Inside, the villa is stylishly furnished and features a fully equipped kitchen, spacious lounge and air conditioning in all bedrooms.. The games room comes fully equipped with a pool table...
Amapola villa from £299
Enjoy a great self catering holiday in Fuerteventura
...within easy reach of lively Corralejo, Villa Amapola is an attractive property which has been recently furnished and decorated to a high standard throughout. The villa features three spacious bedrooms and also benefits from wireless internet access, satellite TV a...
Casa Mocho villa from £299
Algarve a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...of Estoi and benefits from two swimming pools, one indoor heated pool and one open air making Casa Mocho a great choice for keen swimmers all year round! The villa is set amongst pretty, landscaped gardens and includes well appointed furnishings throughout. A la...
Graciete villa from £299
Algarve a great place to enjoy a self catering holiday
...is the ideal villa for those wanting to explore Vilamoura, with restaurants, bars and the fantastic marina within a 20 minute walk. This traditional Portuguese style villa benefits from free air conditioning and WiFi for your convenience. Situated next door...
Guerreiro villa from £299
Holiday offer for Algarve self catering
...Castelo beach and within a short walk of a small selection of restaurants, bars and a supermarket. The bustling resort of Albufeira with its array of evening entertainment, is also located within a ten minute drive. The villa features modern, bright furnish...
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It's Really Expensive to Get a Haircut in This Alaskan City
KODIAK, Alaska — If you've seen a lot of long-haired men on Alaska's Kodiak Island, this might be the reason.
A new study finds the City of Kodiak has the priciest men's haircut in the nation, on average at $26.67 a cut. The national average is $13.95 a cut.
The Kodiak Daily Mirror reports the figure is included in a state Labor Department report comparing cost of living data for more than 300 cities.
There is, however, a silver lining for those Kodiak men who are embarrassed by their long locks and want to hide in a dark place.
The report says Kodiak has the most inexpensive movie ticket in Alaska, at $6 on average. That's well below the average ticket price of $10.68 in Anchorage.


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Formula E announces Rome raceChris Medland December 1, 2012 « Ferrari had to react to yellow flag conspiracies - Domenicali | HRT missing from 2013 entry list »
The FIA has announced that it will host a Formula E race around the streets of Rome when the championship launches in 2014.
The new championship for electric cars will see races taking place in city centres, with Rio de Janeiro the first confirmed host city which will stage the last race of the opening season in 2014. Rome has been announced as the latest host city today at a press conference at the Campidoglio, after Lucas di Grassi displayed a prototype car on the streets around the Colosseum.
Bernie Ecclestone was keen to take Formula One to Rome but while that move never came to fruition, FIA president Jean Todt has been able to ensure Formula E will include a round in the city. The CEO of Formula E Holdings, Alejandro Agag, says the announcement is important to the championship's success.
"It's great news for the championship," Agag told ESPN exclusively. "This is the first city we're announcing in Europe - we already had one announcement in South America; Rio de Janeiro - and actually we have already lined up another five or six cities to announce, but to make this first announcement is a big moment for us. Especially a city like Rome which is going to deliver an amazing show with all the monuments as a backdrop so we're really very excited."
While Formula One is just attempting to re-establish itself in the United States, Agag said Formula E would have a major presence there from its birth.
"We are announcing two races in the US - in really big cities in the US - and it's really exciting because this championship is really catching a lot of traction in the United States and their passion for electric vehicles and clean mobility is very high there, we are realising."
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TORRANCE, Calif., Mar. 17, 2014 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Acura has kicked off a multi-city cross-country tour called "Driven by Passion" to showcase the automaker's new flagship luxury-performance sedan, the 2014 Acura RLX. The new experiential marketing campaign will occur alongside local cultural events in busy city-center locations while supporting local organizations and philanthropic causes along the way.
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The tour began at the Palm Springs Fine Art Fair earlier this winter, and will make stops at cultural events around the country. Acura's "Driven by Passion" events will offer guests an immersive ride & drive opportunity – the chance to take a personalized test drive of the all-new Acura RLX. The tour will culminate this spring in Chicago. (Full tour schedule is listed at http://www.acura.com/Engagements )
The "Driven by Passion" tour is open to the public, and events in each designated city are intended to draw the attention of passersby. Guests in attendance will have access to Acura product specialists, receive information on Acura products and learn about the local and regional organizations supported in conjunction with the tour. Organizations supported by the "Driven by Passion" tour have been selected to reflect cultural passion points of each tour stop, embodying the luxury, prestige and excitement of the Acura brand.
The all-new 2014 RLX is Acura's flagship luxury sedan and features signature Acura technologies, including an all-new 310‑horsepower i-VTEC® direct-injection V-6 engine, Precision All-Wheel Steer™ (P‑AWS), Jewel Eye™ LED headlights and the next generation of the AcuraLink® connected car system.
On sale later this year, the Acura RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD luxury-performance sedan is the first vehicle to deploy Acura's new 3‑motor hybrid powertrain technology, delivering 377 total system horsepower. The Sport Hybrid system combines a highly efficient, direct-injected V-6 engine with an all-new, Acura-designed 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) with built-in electric motor and an electrically powered variant of Acura's highly regarded torque-vectoring Super Handling All-Wheel Drive™ (SH-AWD®).
This advanced new hybrid powertrain delivers exhilarating driving performance with incredibly responsive power delivery, and precise, sure-footed handling performance. Supported by the instantaneous torque delivered by its high-output electric motors, the RLX Sport Hybrid delivers V-8 power and 4-cylinder fuel efficiency.
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Matt Anderson, Owner & Executive Director
Matt is committed to providing a top notch youth soccer experience to children and their parents. His passion for coaching youth sports grew out of his experiences coaching his own children's youth soccer, baseball, and hockey teams. That passion has been turned in to a career that combines all of the satisfaction of helping children have fun playing a game while delivering a professional service to parents and the community.
If you have a passion for positively impacting children, we'd love to talk to you.
The "Three Cs" – Coaching, Communication and Curriculum
The foundation of Soccer Shots is our relentless commitment to providing best-in-class coaching, communication and curriculum.
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- Every Soccer Shots coach must complete our comprehensive training program to receive certification.
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- Our coach selection process evaluates not only the ability to coach soccer, but also the ability to engage and inspire children.
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- You will receive a weekly summary of what your child is learning at Soccer Shots.
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- Our developmentally appropriate curriculum places an emphasis on character development and skill building.
- Our program is created under the guidance of childhood education specialists, professional soccer players and experienced and licensed soccer coaches.
- We constantly re-evaluate and update our curriculum to stay current with childhood education standards.
Our Vision: To provide a beloved growth experience for every child; a remarkable experience for every family.
The History of Soccer Shots
Our founding partners, Jeremy Sorzano and Jason Webb, were soccer teammates both in college and professionally. They formed Soccer Shots® in 1997 after recognizing a lack of quality soccer programs for children under age 8. They shared an entrepreneurial spirit, a deep love of soccer, and a passion to inspire children to live fit and healthy lives.
The success of Soccer Shots in Charlotte, NC and Harrisburg, PA, where Sorzano and Webb first launched their businesses, led to several of their friends and former teammates wanting to get involved. In 2005, Soccer Shots began franchising and opened its first four franchises in OH, DE, FL, and PA. The business opportunity began to attract more soccer entrepreneurs, and Soccer Shots has enjoyed growing around the country and into Canada.
In May of 2009, Justin Bredeman, another former college soccer teammate, became the third Soccer Shots partner. Justin brought with him eight years of experience from Auntie Anne's, Inc., a pretzel franchising company, where he led a team that supported nearly 800 franchise units. His deep understanding of the franchise business model also comes from the knowledge gained from his five years of owning and running a Soccer Shots business of his own.
From its humble beginnings, Soccer Shots has grown beyond Jeremy and Jason's biggest dreams, with over 200 territories across 37 states and Canada. There were over 440,000 enrollments into Soccer Shots programming in 2018.
The business is consistently recognized by Entrepreneur Magazine as the #1 Children's Fitness Franchise in the U.S. And today, Soccer Shots is positioned as the best-in-class children's soccer program with a focus on character development.
And while the accolades are appreciated, our mission remains focused – positively impacting children's lives.
Soccer Shots Franchising, LLC is based in central Pennsylvania, just east of Harrisburg. Learn more about franchising with Soccer Shots at soccershotsfranchising.com.
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Re: Hatari 2.0.0 has been released
Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2016 5:49 pm
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Hi,LaceySnr wrote:I'm finding 2.0 to be noticeably slower (official windows binary)... anyone else seen that? Got it configured as an STE, and even mouse movement in GEM isn't as smooth as it was with 1.9.
One thing that confused me is that the info about the demo is mentioned under ST software compatibility list, but on pouet it says for STE !?M.C.S: Delirious Demos IV Requires at least Hatari 1.6 for correct FDC emulation and for some of the overscan screens.
Some screens are not working or not correctly emulated yet (Vodka, Fulltrax, Tekila, La Miga Demo)
I tried with ST T104 1MB too, but f.e. on ST the N.G.C. hangs at start, so the demo might be for STe machine only!It's possible that some screens are for STE and some for ST. Do the glitching screens work better e.g. TOS v1.04?
Hiamilo3438 wrote:I tried with ST T104 1MB too, but f.e. on ST the N.G.C. hangs at start, so the demo might be for STe machine only!It's possible that some screens are for STE and some for ST. Do the glitching screens work better e.g. TOS v1.04?
In general, the best way always would be to check a demo on a real machine 1st to see what works and what not works, to be 100% sure.
Hi and thanks for the explanation!npomarede wrote: I think something was wrong with your setup, because this demo correctly works under Hatari in STF mode (tos 1.04fr, 1 MB RAM for example).
It also works "fine" on my real Atari STF with 1 MB RAM. So it's correct to put this demo in the "STF" section, even if some STE only screens are also available (and pouet is wrong in that sense).
I wrote "fine" because this demo is in fact very badly coded and not "fine" at all, the STE/memory detection during the loader is buggy and as you can see you can enter the STE screens even in STF mode, which will often cause crashes or glitches (IIRC some memory configuration will cause the demo to fail even on real HW).
So, this is definitely not the demo you might want to run to check if emulation is correct because the demo itself is not "stable" on real ST.
Edit : as another "proof" of the bad coding, the reset demo will crash on a real STF (and under Hatari) and it will only work in STE mode, even if it has no STE specific code at all... I'm afraid this demo was mainly coded on STE and not correctly tested on STF at this time.
I don't say it only works with tos 1.04, as my real STF has tos 1.02FR and it works too. But maybe it doesn't work with UK tos which you might have used ?amilo3438 wrote: Hi and thanks for the explanation!
As I did not find the info on compatibility pages that it works "fine" only with tos1.04fr, so I did not checked !?
(but I guess its obvious, so my mistake)
In fact, some screens are working due to specific code in Hatari that was added later, so it's not completely emulated in a "generic" way, this is why I didn't bother updating the notes yet. Once I fix those remaining issues, I will update the complete description for this demo.Anyway, some demos (of that megademo) that is mention on compatibility pages to not work, seem to works "fine" now.
I probably misunderstood then.npomarede wrote: I don't say it only works with tos 1.04, as my real STF has tos 1.02FR and it works too. But maybe it doesn't work with UK tos which you might have used ?
You should get a working setup that runs this demo by just using Hatari's default setting.amilo3438 wrote:I wonder is maybe there something wrong with my hatari 2.0.0 ST configuration!?
Can you send me your working Hatari 2.0.0 ST mode config file for this demo to try to test it again?
Ok, I renamed the previous hatari.cfg file and did as you described...npomarede wrote:You should get a working setup that runs this demo by just using Hatari's default setting.
To do this, move your hatari.cfg file to another place (so it's not used anymore by Hatari), start Hatari, it should complain from having no TOS, so choose a TOS file (1.04FR for example), then in the disk menu, choose disk 1 of the demo.
It should start and you will reach the main menu.
If this works (it should ), save a new hatari.cfg, then compare with the one you used previously, it should show where the differences are.
Hmm, have not a problem if runs it in STe mode! (and on compatibility pages for "Niggle It" screen is not mentioned that is not working)Detected double bus/address error => CPU halted!
Maybe it should, Steem only handles some 'HALT' conditions for the moment, in others it joyously crashes on.amilo3438 wrote:(Note: In Steem SSE at least does not hang with an error)


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For OC Register (Sep 2) and Rancho Canyon News (Aug 30)
Ever since the days of old, new has been in. Obviously not for everything—think matured wines, cheeses, or minds, for instance—but for things like new opportunities or prospects that make the heart race with excitement, the lungs fill with the breath of expectancy, and the attitude flush with optimism.
A new year certainly falls into that category. This Wednesday evening, September 4, people around the world usher in the holiday of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year of 5774. Observances include candle-lighting, festive meals with foods like apple dipped in honey, communal services, hearing the Shofar, waterside Tashlich ceremony and more.
The New Year, in this case, is less a day to revel than to reflect. It is, after all, one of Days of Awe, a day when all inhabitants of the world come before G-d to be judged for the coming year. On this day we pray for all our needs and wishes, and resolve to do better in the coming year.
Yet, it also is a joyous holiday. On this day we are provided a new opportunity for growth, along with material blessings of all sorts and a hefty deposit into our oftentimes depleted reserves of energy and capability. It is a time of immense love and closeness from our Creator. And it is a day when we are reminded of how indispensible we each are to the success of His enterprise, the world.
The Talmud explains why the world that Adam saw before him on the first day of his life (Rosh Hashanah!) was empty of all other humans, and only afterwards did Eve come on the scene. This was to teach him and us that the world we see is ours alone to fix and it can't be done without each individual's personal contribution.
Think about what a gift this is: rather than overwhelming us with unbridled adoration into a state of dependency, impotence and uniformity, G-d actually empowers us by recruiting our help. He chose and needs you, with your unique personality, propensities, background, and baggage, as well as me, with my mishmash of foibles and fortes, to transform the world to good.
But changing the world starts at home. It starts by taking small steps and by refocusing our priorities to the important things in life. For this we listen to the shofar (a hollowed out ram's horn), which is sounded at the height of the service or anytime during the day.
The shofar-blast awakens us from our complacency and spiritual oblivion and shakes us into action. Its primal call shatters the external barriers we have created and reaches deep down into that pristine, untarnished innocence and purity of soul, unleashing powers we never knew existed.
The powers are fresh and raring to go. Let's harness them into real change, and make it a great year. I wish you much success and a Shana Tova, a good and sweet new year in all.
I invite you to check www.jewishrsm.com to learn about our community holiday dinner, free synagogue services, kids programs and more. For additional holiday inspiration, insight and guidance go to www.chabad.org/holidays.


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During her time at the University of Houston, Erica Fletcher completed two acclaimed film projects and was named one of Glamour magazine's Top 10 College Women. She graduated in spring 2011, but continues to be recognized for her accomplishments at UH.
Fletcher, who received a bachelor of science in anthropology and sociology, recently was named as Phi Kappa Phi's Marjorie Schoch Fellow. The $5,000 award is presented by the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi to a member who is entering graduate or professional studies. This fall, Fletcher will begin her graduate studies at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston (UTMB). She is pursuing a doctorate in medical humanities.
"After a whirlwind semester, receiving the news about this award was a great way to conclude my time at UH," said Fletcher. "As I move on to the next stage of my life, I look forward to remaining a part of the university's community."
At UH, Fletcher was a student in the Honors College and the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences and completed two film projects that were screened in Houston and
received attention from local media. Her first film, "Marianismo," explored the cultural factors that contribute to the disproportionate spread of HIV/AIDS among Latina women. It was screened at UH, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, Café Flores and other locations. She also produced "Pack and Deliver," a film addressing sex trafficking in Houston. It recently debuted at the Honors College as part of "Houston in Motion," a film event that focused on themes of migration and transportation.
"I look forward to promoting "Pack and Deliver" at local venues and media outlets," Fletcher said. "Considering the great amount of misinformation about human trafficking in Houston, I feel a strong responsibility to continue promoting discussion that will encourage community members to critically examine their own environment and take small steps toward its advancement."
To keep up with Fletcher and her future projects, visit her blog at http://ericafletcher.weebly.com/blog.html.
Phi Kappa Phi is the nation's oldest, largest and most selective collegiate honor society. Every year, it awards 57 fellowships of $5,000 each and three at $15,000. It was founded in 1897 and has chapters on more than 300 campuses in the United States, Puerto Rico and the Philippines. Each year, approximately 30,000 members are initiated.


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President Obama returns to "The Daily Show" Thursday, presumably to discuss the last two debates and how he differs on major issues from GOP challenger Mitt Romney.
But Obama's scheduled interview with Jon Stewart also will underscore another, rarely discussed area on which the candidates clearly diverge: Taking their campaigns to the late-night TV comedy circuit.
Obama has been a more visible presence on entertainment shows (including a cameo on "Mythbusters") than perhaps any sitting president. He turned up last month on "Late Show with David Letterman" – an installment slated to be repeated Thursday, right after his "Daily Show" stint. The President has chatted with Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show," and famously slow-jammed the news with Jimmy Fallon on "Late Night" in April.
If his 2008 campaign is any guide, Obama could pop up unexpectedly before Election Day on "Saturday Night Live," where he's been skewered fairly frequently this season.
Romney went on Leno's show in March and gamely read a "Top Ten Things You Don't Know About Mitt Romney" list (No. 8: "I'm the guy in the photo that comes with your picture frame") on Letterman's program last year. But he's largely avoided the after-hours TV comedy trail since officially notching the Republican nomination this summer.
A glimpse into Romney's thinking can be found in his secretly taped, much-discussed "47 Percent" speech. He said "SNL" might make him look "slapstick" and "not presidential." Letterman, Romney said, "hates me" because he went on rival Leno's show more times than "Late Show."
There's certainly a danger that sitting on talk-show sofas could backfire on candidates seeking the Oval Office. There's also the question of whether such TV stops, seen by some as opportunities to humanize candidates and let them display a sense of humor, are worthy of the office or effective vote getters.
Richard Nixon started all this by shouting "Sock it to me!" on "Laugh-In," two months before winning his first presidential election in 1968. Eight years later, Gerald Ford became the first sitting president to grace "SNL" – via a taped cameo – but it apparently didn't help his election bid.
For Obama, there's a more immediate risk in dueling with the quick-witted Stewart, who offered one of the more comically caustic appraisals of the President's widely panned performance in the initial Oct. 3 presidential debate ("There is no red America. There is no blue America. There is only the America that can't believe how bad this guy did in the debate!" Stewart declared).
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While the impact of TV comedy show visits by candidates is debatable, in the homestretch of a hotly contested race, any appearances are likely to make for compelling television. As we await Obama's first "Daily Show" spot in two years, check out Stewart's take on the first presidential debate:
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Jessica Alba attended the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City on Thursday (Sept. 24) to promote global education for all children, and told People magazine that she encourages education at home with her adorable 1-year-old daughter Honor Marie.
"I am a mother who shoves information down her throat, poor thing," the 28-year-old Fantastic Four actress said. "I sing her songs about colors in Spanish and English when I'm cooking. Literally I integrate learning into everything I do. We're into colors because I feel that's something a 15-month-old can sort of identify. So now she kind of points to blue and says 'azul' and I say 'Yes, azul, muy bien!' It's slow going but she's sort of picking it up."
The Dark Angel star said that Honor her little is bilingual – almost. "She says gato for cat. Pato for duck, but dog is dog. She doesn't say perro. She kind of flips back and forth. She's very silly. She growls like a lion whenever I say leon."
Awwwh that is too cute Honor daddy is Jessicas partner Cash Warren


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Zias drop final two matches at Omaha
August 29, 2009
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OMAHA, Neb. — Facing top 10 competition in both matches, the Eastern New Mexico University volleyball team managed to win one game Saturday in wrapping up play in a two-day event hosted by Nebraska-Omaha.
The Zias (0-4), who dropped a pair of matches on Friday, lost to third-ranked Emporia State 25-11, 25-14, 25-13 on Saturday before falling to No. 9 Truman State 18-25, 25-22, 11-25, 23-25.
ENMU led early in all three sets against Emporia, but the Hornets used an 8-0 surge to go in front 11-5 in the first game, then took control with runs of 9-1 in the second game and 8-1 in the third.
Arica Shepard had 13 kills for Emporia State, while Jessica King had seven kills for the Zias, whileMegan Carpenter added five kills and two block assists.
Against Truman State, ENMU got off to a quick start and led virtually the entire first game. A service error by Truman put the Zias up 3-2 and they eventually built a nine-point lead down the stretch.
ENMU led 10-6 in the second game, but Truman State took the lead for good at 17-15 with four consecutive points.
Truman dominated the third game, but the Zias led 22-18 late in the fourth set. Truman scored seven of the last eight points, including the final four, getting the deciding points on kills by Lauren Graybeal and Megan Sharpe.
Allison Barker had 12 kills and Graybeal 10 for Truman. Madison Rhodes led the Zias with nine kills, while Caitlin Murphy compiled 27 digs, King had eight kills and two solo blocks and Veronica Valdez-Kent contributed eight kills digs.


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Daily Archives: September 26, 2009
Running For The Fun Of It
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Aaah! Thank you so much for the positive comments on my last post! You have no idea how good it felt to get that off my chest! As of right now, I'm just going to keep my eyes open for the right opportunity. There are a few avenues I'd like to pursue but I think I need to be still for a little bit before I dive into anything right away. It's comforting to know I have a decent job to go to every day in the meantime :)
You'll never guess what I had for breakfast this morning :P
A chocolate macaroon breakfast cookie! I'm happy to hear that people are having breakfast cookie successes after posting my how-to video last week! The amazing Ellie had her first successful attempt at the overnight cookie. Except she made hers snack sized. Such a great idea!
There was also a honeydew melon at some point as a pre-run snack.
I always do cottage cheese in a cantaloupe bowl, but I saw this combo on Tay's blog and knew it was a "must have!"
In the melon is yogurt, Optimum banana almond cereal and cinnamon. While this was a stellar combo – the cinnamon totally made it! ;)
I was feeling reeeally tired and "blah" today. I wanted to get out for a run, but I decided to not set the usual goals for myself. After two straight weekends of races, and my toughest long run to date, I felt the need to just let loose on the trail. So I set out without any time or distance goals. I didn't run hard or fast, I just ran to remind myself that it's fun :)
SO glad I did! I'm not sure about you guys, but I get so caught up in setting fitness goals for myself, I sometimes forget that just doing it is fun. We had a perfect fall day here. Sunny and slightly brisk. I never run along the trail later in the day, so the sun was coming through the trees in the most gorgeous way. It was full of yellow and orange leaves, and I got to say hello to many fellow trail-goers :)
If you must know, I did 4.2 miles in 41 minutes. Perfection! No walk breaks since it was a shorter run. I felt like I could have kept going, but I'm terrified of getting an overuse injury. So I kept my weekly mileage in the "safe" zone :)
My cycling-obsessed boyfriend teased me into thinking he was going to run with me today. Alas, he once again opted for is two wheels. Aaahhh, the woes of being a cycling widow :P Or…is he a running widow?
Anyways, we met up after our respective workouts for some refuelling in the form of a homestyle dinner.
Canadians, especially Atlantic Canadians, will know what an Irving Big Stop restaurant is. Big Stops are essentially giant gas stations for truckers. They've got huge stores attached and rest areas. They also have homestyle restaurants.
It's by no means classy.
The food may be simple, but it's quality. Plus, we kinda like these places. So much so, it's where we came for Valentine's Day!
They have one of those "Simply For Life" menus (which I discovered is a local diet centre/program).
I went for the roast turkey dinner. "All white turkey meat served with mixed steamed vegetables and baked sweet potato."
I love turkey dinners!! Probably one of my favourite meals (and why Thanksgiving is actually my #2 favourite holiday after Halloween ;) ). There was soooo much turkey. I ended up mixing it with the veggies and sweet potato to get combination bites. It was mega tasty. The perfect post-run meal.
Chris went a little ahem, bigger, with his recovery meal.
Chicken poutine. I can't say much though, bastard burned 1300 calories on his ride! I assume most people know what poutine is, but for clarification sake this one had french fries, turkey gravy and mozzarella. Traditional poutines are made with cheese curds, but cheese is always delicious no matter what the kind :)
I also have an official announcement to make.
I'm going to do a half marathon in May!! It's something I've wanted to do ever since I ran the 5k portion of the same race this past May. All I needed was a little gentle nudging from Brie who signed up for her first half marathon in April!
It still seems pretty far away in my mind. But it was this time last year that I decided on the triathlon, and that approached pretty darn quick!
The only thing I'm worried about is training during the winter months. I don't think running in freezing temperatures will be that bad. I'm just concerned about the ice and snow. I don't want to run on the icy sidewalks, which means a few months training will likely be done on the treadmill.
Anyone got any tips for training in the winter?
If you live in a warm climate, got a spare room? I jest, I jest :P
Okee folks, cookie is in the fridge, and I've got a bed that's calling my name. Hope you're having a great weekend!
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Tags: breakfast cookie, half marathon, honeydew melon, races, Restaurants, running, Simply For Life, The Blue Canoe, turkey, yogurt