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Black Númenóreans
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|Black Númenóreans
|General Information
|Herumor, Fuinur, Berúthiel, The Mouth of Sauron
|Physical Description
|Survivors of the Downfall of Númenor, loyal to Sauron
|Images of Black Númenóreans
The Black Númenóreans were originally among the survivors from a mannish kingdom that had yet been, Númenor, which was destroyed by Eru in the late Second Age.
As their power and knowledge had grown throughout the course of the Second Age, the Númenóreans had become increasingly preoccupied with the limits placed on their happiness—and eventually their power—by mortality, the purpose of which they began to question;
- "But the fear of death grew ever darker upon them, and they delayed it by all means that they could; and they began to build great houses for their dead, while their wise men laboured unceasingly to discover if they might the secret of recalling life..."
- ― "Akallabêth", The Silmarillion
This growing wish to escape death, known as "the doom of Men", made most of the Númenoreans envious of the immortal Eldar, who they had come to physically resemble. The Eldar sought ever to remind the men of Númenor however, that death was a gift of the One God, Ilúvatar, to all men, and the will of Ilúvatar could not be gainsaid.
Nevertheless, after Second Age 2221, when Tar-Ancalimon became King of Númenor:
- "...the people of Númenor became divided. On the one hand was the greater party, and they were called the King's Men, and they grew proud and were estranged from the Valar and the Eldar."
- ― "Akallabêth", The Silmarillion
The King's Men ultimately became vulnerable to the corruption of Sauron, who, having arrived in Númenór:
- "...naturally had the One Ring, and so very soon dominated the minds and wills of most of the Númenóreans."
- ― The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien, No. 211
Eventually, in Númenor's last years, its powerful and elderly King Ar-Pharazôn, who had become "frightened of old age" (Letters ~ No.156), was persuaded by Sauron that Ilúvatar was a lie invented by the Valar, and seduced him;
- "...back to the worship of the Dark, and of Melkor the Lord thereof, at first in secret, but ere long openly and in the face of his people."
- ― "Akallabêth", The Silmarillion
Within Númenor, the majority quickly followed suit, and this worship quickly passed across the ocean to most of Númenor's colonies in Middle-earth:
- "The Men of Númenor were settled far and wide on the shores and seaward regions of the Great Lands, but for the most part they fell into evils and follies. Many became enamoured of the Darkness and the black arts..."
- ― "The Window on the West", The Lord of the Rings
These "black arts" and "follies" were presumably the earliest culture traits of those who became known afterward as Black Númenóreans,
- "...for in the days of the sojourn of Sauron in that land the hearts of well nigh all its people had been turned towards darkness. Therefore many of those who sailed east in that time and made fortresses and dwellings upon the coasts were already bent to his will..."
- ― "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age", The Silmarillion
This worship of Melkor and the Dark marked the final, irrevocable division between its adherents and the "Faithful" Númenóreans, the Elendili, who kept to their old faith in Ilúvatar, but these were a small minority;
For many centuries after the Downfall, some descendants of the "King's Men" held onto what became the most northerly and famous of their realms-in-exile, the Haven of Umbar, although
- "...because of the power of Gil-galad these renegades, lords both mighty and evil, for the most part took up their abodes in the southlands far away."
- ― "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age", The Silmarillion
Most of those few Númenóreans who had never envied the Eldar, and had always remained true to their belief in Ilúvatar, also survived the destruction of their homeland, and they established their own realms-in-exile north of Umbar, where previously had come
- "...only the Faithful of Númenor, and many therefore of the folk of the coastlands in that region were in whole or in part akin to the Elf-friends and the people of Elendil..."
- ― "Of the Rings of Power and the Third Age", The Silmarillion
After founding Gondor and Arnor these self-styled "Faithful" Númenóreans saw their southern counterparts as renegades, calling them:
- "...the Black Númenóreans; for they established their dwellings in Middle-earth during the years of Sauron's domination, and they worshipped him, being enamoured of evil knowledge."
- ― "The Black Gate Opens", The Lord of the Rings
The Black Númenóreans held a similiarly low opinion of 'The Faithful' and their descendants, as
- "..they inherited without lessening their hatred of Gondor."
- ― "Appendix A" of The Lord of the Rings
Two early Black Númenórean lords are named from the time of the late Second Age: Herumor and Fuinur. Like all Black Númenóreans and 'King's Men' before them, Herumor and Fuinur desired power over men of other, lesser races, and they "rose to (great) power amongst the Haradrim", the peoples neighbouring Umbar. Their fate is unknown, but they likely shared Sauron's defeat at the hands of the Last Alliance of Elves and Men.
The Black Númenórean style of governing was no doubt tyrannical, but may also have involved a tradition of duumviracy, at least in Umbar, whose lords are usually paired when mentioned; Herumor/Fuinur for example, were probably rulers of Umbar, as much later Angamaite/Sangahyando were. Whatever political system was in place, however, the Black Númenóreans did not govern effectively;
- "...some were given over wholly to idleness and ease, and some fought amongst themselves, until they became conquered in their weakness by the wild men."
- ― "The Window on the West", The Lord of the Rings
The triumph of the Last Alliance marked the decline of the Black Númenórean race and the end of their racial superiority;
- "After the fall of Sauron their race swiftly dwindled or became merged with the Men of Middle-earth..."
- ― "Appendix A" of The Lord of the Rings
Nevertheless, a Black Númenórean elite survived at least in Umbar for over a thousand years after Númenor's fall, maintaining much influence in Haradwaith. As late as Third Age 1015, for example, even after being exiled from their homeland for nearly a century
- "...the Men of Harad, led by the lords that had been driven from Umbar, came up with great power against that stronghold..."
- ― "Appendix A" of The Lord of the Rings
The Black Númenóreans did not use Westron, but probably retained their old tongue Adûnaic, speaking a dialect of it. (In The Notion Club Papers, part of Sauron Defeated, Arundel Lowdham cited two descendants of classical Adûnaic. One of these must have been Westron, the other the tongue of the Black Númenóreans).
The Black Númenóreans are absent from recorded history after their defeat by Ciryaher in 1050, but a population of sorts must have survived somewhere at least until the end of the Third Age, as The Mouth of Sauron, who mocked the army of King Elessar in front of the Morannon was described both as a Black Númenórean and "Renegade", which is presumably the term used by the Free Peoples of that time to describe all folk of similiar ancestry.
In an interview Tolkien described Queen Berúthiel, wife of Gondor's King Tarannon Falastur, as "a black Númenórean". This was a loveless union, and was presumably a political accommodation: that such arrangements were possible implies the existence at that time of more Gondor-friendly Black Númenóreans than the much later Mouth of Sauron.
Three of the Ringwraiths can be considered among the first and most powerful Black Númenóreans, even though their origin predates Númenor's fall by about 1,000 years: they served Sauron, being enslaved to his will, having become so because of their lust for power or knowledge.
Portrayal in Adaptations
2007: The Lord of the Rings Online:
- The Black Númenóreans are portrayed in service of the different Lieutenants of the Enemy. The Angmarim inhabit the lands surrounding Carn Dum in Angmar and serve Mordirith and later Amarthiel. Much later, Umbarrim Númenóreans make appearance in Dol Guldur of Mirkwood.
2011: The Lord of the Rings: War in the North:

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November 20. 2012 8:48PM
Warren Rudman remembered fondly in Nashua
By SIMÓN RÍOS
Union Leader Correspondent
Former Sen. Rudman remembered fondly at memorial service
Rudman remembered for public service, championing fiscal responsibility
Former Sen. Warren Rudman dies
NASHUA - News of the death of former U.S. Sen. Warren Rudman seemed to strike a common chord among his friends and supporters - the country could use more Warren Rudmans in times like these.
Rudman, who grew up in Nashua and started his law practice in the city, was a Korean War veteran, a lawyer, an attorney general, and one of the three founders of Daniel Webster College.
According to Jim Tamposi, he had another credential: "He was just an outstanding guy."
Tamposi, who was neighbors with Rudman on Indian Rock Road, in the north of Nashua, became best friends with Rudman's son, Alan. But it was the affinity for aviation his father shared with Rudman that would lead to the formation of the college.
"Warren Rudman loved aviation and my dad loved aviation, and together they founded Daniel Webster College to teach people to fly," Tamposi said.
When the college was sold to the parent company of ITT Technical Institutes, it was decided that the flight division would close for lack of profitability, Tamposi said. Both his father and Rudman were sad about the decision, but the school is still going strong.
Hannah McCarthy was the president of Daniel Webster College for 25 years. Rudman spent 15 years as chairman of the college's board, from its opening in 1965 until he was elected senator in 1980. McCarthy said it was in Washington that Rudman would do some of his best work.
"To me he was a true statesman of a different period," she said. "I think he was probably one of the finest senators New Hampshire ever will have had."
McCarthy, currently the president of Newbury College, recalled a task-master and a master storyteller.
"He was an amazing raconteur, and if you had the privilege to spend time with him when he was just telling stories, his stories were remarkable and his humor was tremendous."
"On a few occasions that I had the opportunity to sit with him while he told stories. It was just wonderful."
Former state Sen. Andy Peterson was one among many of Rudman's protégés. He said Rudman was a Golden Gloves boxer and a champion debater - two talents that made for a mean combo.
Peterson's father, Gov. Walter Peterson, who served from 1969 to 1973, appointed Rudman attorney general in 1970, 10 years after Rudman had graduated from law school.
When Rudman was elected to the Senate in 1980, he took the governor's son to Washington as one of his first staffers.
"He was one of the outstanding political leaders of our generation," Peterson said.
"It was a time when you were able to bring new ideas to the table and really have an impact . and in a very short time he was considered to be a legislator of great stature in Washington. He's a person that truly made his mark in the national government on behalf of our state."
Peterson said he worked with Rudman on the bipartisan Small Business Innovation Research Act, which was signed in 1982 and continues to be an important resource for tech companies in New Hampshire and across the country.
"In many ways he really represents the best of Republicanism," Peterson said, "a problem-solving kind of person."
"It was a real loss when Warren decided not to run again. I think he got frustrated with Washington and felt that he wanted to do other things with his life. It was certainly a loss for the state."
Nashua Mayor Donnalee Lozeau said Rudman was always willing to mentor those interested in doing the right thing.
"Considering the times and financial situation facing the nation," Lozeau said, "we would do well to honor his memory by considering what action and direction Sen. Rudman might have offered."
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The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) Board of Directors, on an 8-7 vote Tuesday, Nov. 20, agreed to ask the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to approve an emergency drought request that would cut off Highland Lakes water to most rice farmers in 2014 if the combined storage of lakes Buchanan and Travis is less than 1.1 million acre feet on March 1 next year.
If TCEQ approves the emergency request as expected, it will represent the third year in a row many rice farmers have been denied irrigation allotments or limited to partial deliveries, a development that has financially stressed many rice operations and has caused serious economic problems for rural communities in Wharton, Matagorda and Colorado counties.
In addition to the difficulties cutting off water creates for the agriculture industry, wildlife biologists warn it will mean another year of stress for migrating and native waterfowl that depend on rice fields as habitat.
"We understand how painful this drought has been from one end of the Colorado River basin to the other, but we have to protect the drinking water supply for more than a million Central Texans," LCRA Board Chairman Timothy Timmerman, who voted in favor of the emergency request, said during the meeting. "Today's decision was difficult, but it does just that."
Several water users attended the meeting Tuesday, but like LCRA's Board of Directors, they were divided on the issue. Some argued that drinking water for Central Texas residents takes priority over agriculture and wildlife and that five years of drought conditions warrant the emergency action.
Others who addressed the board argued that restricting water from lower Colorado water users is an unreasonable action that favors Austin water users at the expense of others, many of whom have been using water from the river to sustain life and food production for generations.
In a meeting earlier this fall, Ducks Unlimited Wildlife Biologist Kirby Brown told LCRA officials that if lower river water users are required to curtail water use then Austin water uses should also be limited from watering lawns and washing cars.
"Every individual, every occupation, every community depends on water, and there is presently not enough to meet all demands," Brown told the board in September. "The reality of the immediate situation is that all users should conserve equally and as much as possible. In the longer view, we must look at all the triggers for water conservation. The ones we have now are clearly coming up short, and system wide water conservation is the only immediate solution."
Program penalizes agriculture
Brown suggested that current water conservation programs penalize agriculture and the environment while allowing other water users to continue using water irresponsibly.
But LCRA General Manager Becky Motal said in addition to limiting water to farmers downriver, the action taken by the Board Tuesday, if approved by TCEQ, will require firm customers such as cities to limit homeowners and businesses to watering a maximum of once a week if combined storage is below 1.1 million acre-feet on March 1. Firm customers include cities in Central Texas that depend on water from the Highland Lakes.
Also at issue, many of those opposing the LCRA action say they are confused why LCRA staff has increased the combined acre-feet minimum for 2014 compared to the minimum set the previous two years. In similar actions in 2012 and 2013, LCRA asked the TCEQ for permission to limit release for agriculture irrigation if the combined storage in lakes Buchanan and Travis was below 775,000-acre feet and 920,000 acre-feet respectively. This year's minimum for release of irrigation water was set at 1.1 million in order to avoid dropping storage capacity to what LCRA called historic lows.
"Many are asking why the minimum storage level was increased nearly 10 percent over last year. It seems that the move is just another method of limiting irrigation water to agriculture and the environment," said Kirby Brown who attended Tuesday's meeting.
LCRA claims the storage trigger was set at 1.1 million acre-feet for the 2014 irrigation season because, even with water being cut off to most farmers for two consecutive years, the lakes have failed to recover significantly and remain near historic lows, a statement that some at the meeting said they believed was "an exaggerated truth."
"It was devastating when irrigation water was withheld in 2012, and this year's curtailment added insult to industry. But a third year of not having the water farmers need to keep their operations fluid may be the last straw for them," he added. "Up until now the agriculture community has taken the irrigation limitations in stride, though a lack of water has caused extreme problems for them and the communities they serve. But three years in a row may be asking too much and I imagine we will see a more united opposition to a move that, for all practical purposes, represents an assault on the industry and on rural communities that is both crippling and potentially destructive."
Unfair limitations
Brown and other environmental and wildlife advocates charge LCRA of imposing unfair and devastating limitations on agriculture and the environment while allowing Central Texas water users an exemption from the same type of water limitations.
"Water is part of the foundation for the basin-wide regional economy, and the fact is there is not enough water at present for all uses and users," said Brown. "However, it is unconscionable to cut off water for food production – which in turn provides vital habitat for millions of migratory birds and supports a multi-million-dollar, natural-resource-based economy – while allowing non-essential uses such as lawn watering, car washing and filling swimming pools to continue. We are all in this together, and we must all conserve our limited resources and seek sensible compromises in water allocation."
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Brown went on to say that in addition, farmers are facing an uncertain future because of the possibility of changing farm legislation.
"Unless there is a dramatic change in the next farm bill, which Congress has yet to pass, no disaster assistance will be available next year. A third year without water for rice will be devastating to the $374-million rice industry in the lower basin, and that will ripple across our regional economy," he added.
But he remains hopeful the TCEQ will hold a higher standard for the importance of food production, especially in Texas, an agricultural leader, and will address the need of both agriculture and the state's environment before taking any action that could damage both industries.
"The state law is clear: You cannot ignore agricultural needs when other alternatives exist. We are hopeful TCEQ will recognize that other alternatives do exist and deny this proposal," he said.
Brown added that he doesn't believe LCRA met the threshold for public health and safety in their request either.
"The suggested level is untenable, and common-sense alternatives proposed by rice farmers provided reasonable compromises for balanced basin-wide solutions," he explained. "Alternatives proposed by some of the board members to reduce a small amount of water in the constant level lakes, such as Lake Austin, and implement greater conservation measures were also ignored."
Voting in favor of an emergency request for drought relief were Chair Timothy Timmerman and directors Thomas Michael Martine, Vernon E. "Buddy" Schrader, Franklin Scott Spears Jr., Jett J. Johnson, John M. Franklin, Raymond A. "Ray" Gill Jr. and Robert "Bobby" Lewis. Voting against the relief were directors John C. Dickerson III, J. Scott Arbuckle, Steve K. Balas, Lori A. Berger, Pamela Jo "PJ" Ellison, Sandra Wright Kibby, and Michael G. McHenry.
Under the drought relief approved Tuesday, if combined storage is equal to or greater than 1.1 million acre-feet on March 1, about 130,000 acre-feet of Highland Lakes water would be available to the four irrigation operations. For every 100,000 acre-feet of combined storage greater than 1.1 million, the amount available to farmers would increase by 24,000 acre-feet. This would be limited to a maximum of about 202,000 acre-feet available to farmers if combined storage is 1.4 million acre-feet or more on March 1.
Water available to farmers is measured downstream, where it is diverted from the river by the irrigation operations in Matagorda, Wharton and Colorado counties. Approximately 20 percent more would need to be sent from the Highland Lakes to make up for losses as the water travels downstream.
LCRA will now forward its request related to water for irrigation to TCEQ, which must approve any changes to the state-approved Water Management Plan used for operating lakes Travis and Buchanan.
Also of interest:
Texas faces water shortage without water plan


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Fluminense striker Fred believes compatriot Neymar should remain in Brazil amid the endless speculation linking him with a move abroad.
The 21-year-old is widely believed to be one of the most sought-after talents in world football and has reportedly courted the interest of European giants Bayern Munich and Barcelona, the latter of which are understood to be front-runners to land the star.
However, the 29-year-old says Neymar should refuse the allure of playing in Europe by staying local in a bid to improve the domestic game.
"We Brazilians have to thank god to have a player like him in Brazil. We have to strengthen the chorus of support to get him to stay here, but in the end he will decide," he told reporters at a press conference in Geneva.
"Brazilian football is at a very high level and it will help the country with the 2014 World Cup if our stars stayed close to home."
Fred is expected to partner the Santos star in attack for Selecao's friendly with Italy on Thursday, which is followed by a clash with Russia five days later.


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TSMC patent application US20170117315 "Back-side illuminated (BSI) image sensor with global shutter scheme" by Chun-yuan Chen, Ching-chun Wang, Dun-nian Yaung, Shyh-fann Ting, Wei Chuang Wu, Yen-ting Chiang, and Kuan-tsun Chen proposes a light reflector to protect storage node from light, a tough challenge in BSI GS pixels. The reflecting element is shown as 108 on the figure 3 below:
Friday, May 05, 2017
TSMC Proposes Storage Node Screen for BSI GS Pixel
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But in this case, the fill factor is largely reduced.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Why is that? The reflective material has an aperture which still allows light to reach the sensing element.Delete
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With back side thinned sensors the storage node is susceptible to noise from light exposure. The reflector over storage node lowers the noise.Delete
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Word-Play's Writing the City features Urban Life / overlooked through March
Urban Life/overlooked is an art and writing project from the kids of Word-Play's Writing in the City after-school creative writing workshop. A world of creatures exists in our metropolis, some we notice, most we do not — until they dig a hole under the porch, nest on the balcony, root around in the compost bin. But what if the city is as much theirs as it is our own
Word-Play is a community-based non-profit run out of TYPE books at our Queen West store. The organization works with elementary-school children to foster a love of reading and writing. All their programs are offered free of charge.
A store window collaboration between author and illustrator Kyo Maclear and the kids of Word-Play will be up all month in the TYPE window.
Investigating a world that exists below and above human radar, the Writing in the City kids have discovered a surprising ecosystem of raccoon-fish hybrids, puppies merged with kittens, slime animals that hide beneath your discarded gum wrappers — even Kung Fu pigeons.
Working with Word-Play staff, volunteers and Kyo Maclear, author of the acclaimed memoir Birds Art Life, as well as many celebrated children's books, Writing in the City kids have created a window display that features their stories, paintings and sculptures representing an astonishing never-before-seen world. Check out the creatures in the TYPE books window and read the kids' stories all through March at the Queen Street store.


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Dave Barry has written a comic novel that features lost luggage, beaches, hapless tourists from Michigan, exotic animal life, drugs, wild mix-ups, laughable oldsters and the trademarked zaniness of Florida.
Dave Barry has written a comic novel that features lost luggage, beaches, hapless tourists from Michigan, exotic animal life, drugs, wild mix-ups, laughable oldsters and the trademarked zaniness of Florida. Not at all coincidentally Tim Dorsey's new comic novel features these same ingredients, although Dorsey's hapless tourists come from Wisconsin.
What is it about journalism in Florida that helped Barry (The Miami Herald), Carl Hiaasen (also The Herald) and Dorsey (The Tampa Tribune) segue into writing such funny fiction? And what is it that makes their material so similar? Even if you know exactly which of them wrote "Hurricane Punch," "Tricky Business" and "Tourist Season" (Dorsey, Barry and Hiaasen), it's hard to miss the overlaps in their humor. It's also hard to complain about too much of a good thing.
Hiaasen, who still writes an opinion column, understandably delivers the most barbed, issue-oriented humor. Dorsey has political opinions too, but his specialty is one main character: Serge A. Storms, the self-appointed enforcer whose dialogue has been the best part of a string of novels about him. Here's what Serge has to say in the latest, "The Riptide Ultra-Glide," to the victim he is preparing to abduct: "Where do you want to go? I can't make any promises because of my zany schedule. Unless they sell souvenirs. My weakness, but it could be worse. Actually it will be. Suggestions?"
Barry's "Insane City" ($26.95) is about a Florida destination wedding, which is to say that it's got the template of a movie: maybe "Hangover 6." Once they get to Florida, the groom, Seth Weinstein, and his friends get lost and drunk in no time. Everything goes predictably and spectacularly wrong, even though, as the wedding planner puts it, "basically, the bride is coordinating the Normandy invasion, and the groom is remembering to zip up his fly."
Seth's bride-to-be, Tina Clark, is a rich girl who has insisted that her $137,000 wedding dress be "sustainable." That means hemp, which may not be exciting to Seth but certainly sets off a marijuana-sniffing dog at the airport. Tina's father is a social-climbing billionaire who has invited an even bigger billionaire to the wedding, and here's where Barry stages one of his dependably amusing examples of wires getting crossed. Seth's parents, creaky and crabby, dressed in velour track suits even though Seth can't imagine what athletic event they think they're ready for, have brought medicinal marijuana brownies to the party. This doesn't go anywhere surprising, but it's still funny: drug-addled billionaires playing World of Warcraft and puzzling over whether sand — made of little rocks — is soft or hard.
Barry adds many, many secondary characters to this mix. There's a romantic orangutan named Trevor and Tina's father's thugs, nicknamed Tinker Bells, "in recognition of the magical power they had to enable people to fly, at least for brief periods." Some of these extras are formulaic. Some are sentimental. Some (any car chase) are flat. And a subplot about a pitiable Haitian refugee and her children is no laughing matter. But in this third solo novel Barry must juggle more elaborate material than the brief, simple howlers he packs into his nonfiction essays. Although "Insane City" creaks occasionally, it mostly lives up to the impressive Dave Barry standard of escapist fun.
Dorsey's winningly titled "Riptide Ultra-Glide" ($25.99) is more slight. It leads Serge and his buddy Coleman, who is such a world-class stoner that admiring kids ask him for his autograph, into the path of an OxyContin-trafficking ring. The trafficking isn't funny, but the ancillary criminal scams are; when the pill-mill racket gets too dangerous, a lawyer recruits the dismally unsuccessful Dr. Arnold Lip to run a clinic that diagnoses lawsuit-worthy injuries.
"Where does it hurt?" Dr. Lip asks one patient. "It doesn't," she replies. Then he hits her leg with a triangular rubber hammer, she says "Ow," and the situation concludes perfectly — the Florida way.
Most of Serge's attention is focused on making the pilot for a reality show, fully aware that successful reality TV should not contain anything real. "I thought we were best buddies," Coleman protests after Serge unexpectedly screams at him. "We are," Serge says reassuringly. "But we have to pretend there's all kind of brooding tension on the beach about to boil over any second."
Considering that Dorsey has churned out 15 other novels in this vein and done his damnedest to make Serge a cult figure (Jimmy Buffett's Parrot Heads are mentioned wishfully), "Riptide Ultra-Glide" is much fresher than might be expected. And if Dorsey can't write other characters as deftly as he writes Serge, at least he tries. The visitors from Wisconsin are nice, nice, nice ex-schoolteachers who have been laid off in that state's dispute over right-to-work legislation. Dorsey is outright angry about this. It becomes an occasion for brief speechifying, but the schoolteachers, Pat and Bar, are also comically clueless and mild. Neither of them has ever been able to read "Gravity's Rainbow," though not for lack of trying.
Serge's ramblings are punctuated by the occasional killing. He approaches justice as a professed Robin Hood, even while grousing that Robin Hood should have hung onto his profits. ("To be a charismatic criminal, I'm supposed to work for nothing?") And there is always a wisecrack to leaven the violence. After dumping the skeeviest OxyContin traffickers in the book into a pond divebombed by pelicans, Serge offers another motto-worthy pronouncement: "I didn't invent nature. I just like to rearrange it."


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I'll bet dollars to doughnuts that they would rather side with our officials, rather than Atlanta's.
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If I were a policeman, like Officer Brister, I would have put Officer Kaas (the dog) in the felon's window, regardless of color. The felon was breaking the law. He had damaged two police cruisers and had three sets of officers chasing him, when they could have been doing something else worthwhile. …
When a dog comes after you and he is nipping at your throat, you are too busy protecting yourself from the dog to be concerned about drawing your gun, thus giving the officer time to take advantage of the situation.
In 2011, 166 police officers were killed in the line of duty in America. In 2012, there were 121; 2013, 111. The use of more bullet-proof vests is saving lives.
Brister has been reassigned, and Officer Kaas is on leave until further notice – I don't know if it's paid leave or not. All I know is he did a good job – and possibly saved Brister's life. I hope Brister and his partner, Kaas, are soon reunited to continue their great work.
The police are our peace soldiers across the nation. Just think of what America would be like without our policemen. That's the way I see it, and I'm sticking to it.
George A. Saffo, Wrightsville Beach
Chase Carraway, a Wrightsville Beach teenager, is off to Palamos, Spain, (where Wilmington author Robert Ruark had a home) as a member of the U.S. Opti Sailing Team.
He grew up sailing at the Carolina Yacht Club, which – from its founding – celebrates this sport (my ancestor Richard Bradley was CYC's first commodore).
Wilmington has a unique asset with access to river, sounds and ocean. Sailing provides what gang members crave: competition, teamwork, leadership.
But at-risk youth do not have access to the sport of sailing. The gang task force can open the way and enlist local sailors to instruct, generous citizens to loan or donate boats, the YMCA to teach swimming skills, and Cape Fear Community to teach boat building. Judges could sentence miscreants to sailing programs.
Imagine gangs competing on river and sea, and traveling to compete elsewhere – instead of gang fights, sailboat races for all of us to enjoy. Go for it, Wilmington.
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My problem is, that the button for the virtual keyboard for ScummVM is directly above the first icon of the game's inventory. After starting the game this is the newspaper, which means it's not possible to use the newspaper in any way, because pressing that spot will instead activate the virtual keyboard.
Is it possible to move the activation button for the virtual keyboard to another spot on the screen? If so, how?
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During startup of ScummVM, hit the button "Change Device Configuration". Then select the menu item "On-Screen keyboard" -> "Customize on-screen keyboard layout". Now you can drag the button to a position you like and confirm the position with the device's back button. After that just confirm with menu entry "OK" two times and ScummVM will start with the new keyboard button position.
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Another installment with Laura Oles
Once again we are very proud to present another article from Laura Oles, author of one of our favorite books for real life explanations of digital photography.
And as a matter of fact, USABookNews.com, a premiere online magazine and review website for mainstream and independent publishing houses, announced the winners and finalists of its "BEST BOOKS 2006†BOOK AWARDS (BBA).
Among the titles chosen was "Digital Photography for Busy Women: How to Manage, Protect and Preserve Your Favorite Photos , which was named a Finalist in the Photography category.
Congratulations Laura!
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Can you believe we used to wait an ENTIRE HOUR to view our photographs? We'd drop off our 35mm film and wait with anticipation to see if we had any keepers, all the while trying to fill that sixty minute time slot with errands or other activities so we could rush back to the photo lab to open the envelope and flip through the results of our efforts. And what we went through to share those photographs with loved ones! We had to make extra copies, put them in an envelope big enough to hold them, get the right amount of postage and then mail them? It's a wonder that grandma ever got any pictures with all the effort this method commanded.
All kidding aside, it was the anticipation that made viewing and sharing those pictures such an eagerly awaited event. There was a bit of magic in the process still, a period between when the photos were taken and viewed that extended the excitement to wanting to share the photographs with loved ones.
Today, the process is so immediate that we often give little thought as to our actions after we've checked the LCD to make sure the picture meets our expectations. We snap a hundred pictures, upload the pictures to an online site and email the invitation to view them to just about anyone who has ever crossed our path.
It is precisely because sharing photographs is so simple these days that we must take a bit of care in making sure that the magic of those pictures still comes across to those we love. Here are a few things to consider the next time you get online to upload your pictures for the viewing pleasure of others:
Ask First: Simply asking your friends and loved ones if they'd like to receive pictures from time to time means a great deal to the recipients. They will appreciate your consideration and may be more receptive to photos in the future. Plus, you can identify those who truly relish those regular emails, and you can make sure to indulge them accordingly!
Be Selective: Receiving a link to view a digital photography album with 225 photographs can be a bit overwhelming for those on the receiving end. Don't upload your entire camera card directly to your online site; delete all the poorly-lit or off center pictures from the card, and then transfer the remaining pictures to your computer's hard drive in a named folder (Jennie's Birthday 2006). From that filtered list, pick a handful of your favorite pictures and then upload them for viewing.
Being selective before uploading will not only help your loved ones enjoy photos of your special event; it will also help you better manage your favorite pictures and allow you to easily find that special shot when you need it.
More isn't always better. Being selective now. Your sister will thank you, and will more likely actually go to the site to view the pictures you sent.
Don't Send Pictures Every Time You Upload: No one is more excited about our pictures than we are, and we often believe that others will share the same excitement about our latest park shots. Our email boxes are so inundated with messages these days that even photos from loved ones can be overwhelming if they are received too often. Save the sharing for really important events or to share a particularly beautiful image. That is, unless your grandmother told you she wants to see all 67 pictures of your daughter's first attempt at eating oatmeal. In that case, feel free to share with reckless abandon!
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Had things worked out a little differently, Dale Jarrett would be perusing golf notes in preparation for a Players Championship broadcast, transferring knowledge from a PGA career that might have happened if he said "yes" to a University of South Carolina recruiting pitch.
Instead, the popular former NASCAR driver and colorful ESPN analyst is in Darlington for a week of Bojangles Southern 500 fun.
"It certainly was a difficult decision," said Jarrett, 56.
Harder than putting at Amen Corner in Augusta, or zooming into Turn 2 at Darlington. Jarrett has done both.
Jarrett upon graduating from North Carolina's Newton-Conover High School in 1975 pondered the choices. Four years of golf at South Carolina? Or a jump-start following Ned Jarrett into a racing career?
Jarrett's father, Ned, parlayed success at North Carolina's Hickory Motor Speedway into NASCAR fame.
Ned and Martha Jarrett preferred the college route for their son.
Almost 700 races, 32 Cup victories and three Daytona 500 wins later, Jarrett knows he made the correct call. The NASCAR life sprinkled with lots of golf — including a few Augusta visits — has been a blast.
"I shouldn't say this, but I was tired of going to school," Jarrett said by phone. "I realized if I had the school side of it to deal with, it wouldn't allow me time to put into my racing opportunity."
When comes right down to it, Jarrett insists there are striking similarities between the blaze and noise of good ol' stock car racing and the hushed politeness of golf.
Patience is a double virtue.
"I know people don't normally associate race drivers with a lot of patience, and sometimes they don't show a lot of patience," said Jarrett, who won three times at Darlington.
"But just like a golfer making a decision whether to let the course come to him or go for a par 5, it's kind of the same thing from the seat of a race car. You have to be calculating and patient and not wreck the car just because it's not handling well.
"There are other things. Even though racing is more of a team sport with all the components that go into it, once you're strapped into the car, it's you vs. the others. In golf, you're out there even more so; it's your job to get the job done even when you have your caddie out there and your clubs."
And the playing surface.
"Like golfers go to the same courses year after year, drivers go to the same tracks," Jarrett said. "You have to learn the tendencies and decide things like, 'Where is best to make your move?' "
Jarrett attended two South Carolina football games as a boy and still follows the Gamecocks in various sports.
"I love college sports, all of it," said Jarrett, who still lives in Conover. "College football is as good as it gets. There is literally nothing better than March Madness. I'm a huge college baseball fan for a couple reasons: I follow the University of North Carolina and they do well every year, and then South Carolina has won a couple (College World Series) championships."
Zach Jarrett, Dale's son, is a 6-5 senior third baseman at Hickory High School. He has signed to play at Charlotte. Zach's grandfather Jack Spears played for 11 seasons in the Brooklyn Dodgers' organization.
Jarrett has his own doubleheader this weekend. He is part of the ESPN2 coverage of tonight's Nationwide Series race. He will stick around for the Bojangles Southern 500, a Saturday night survival test on "The Track Too Tough to Tame" for defending champion and points race leader Jimmie Johnson and other drivers.
"It's just such a unique track," Jarrett said. "When you see it from a blimp shot it may not look all that difficult but what the viewer doesn't see — and what's so obvious to the drivers — is just how narrow that racing groove really is. That's what Darlington has always been about."
Almost like Augusta National, in other words and another Dale Jarrett world.
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SKILLMAN, N.J. (Jan. 4, 2014) - Junior Jessica Brumit (Elizabethton, Tenn.) and senior Salma Dahbi (Marrakech, Morocco) will begin spring play as the only Atlantic Sun women's tennis players ranked in the ITA Division-I Women's Singles Rankings.
Brumit and Dahbi, both ranked No. 118 in the nation, will serve pivotal roles for an ETSU team in pursuit of its third Atlantic Sun title in the past six years.
Both players will enter spring play following unbeaten fall campaigns.
Brumit amassed a flawless 6-0 record in the fall, including a singles flight title at the Wake Forest Inviational, while Dahbi, who went 5-0 during fall play, won a share of the B-1 singles flight championship in the Elon Invitational.
"It is a great reward for Salma [Dahbi] and Jessica [Brumit] after a solid fall season," ETSU head coach Travis Sandlant said.
During her first two seasons at ETSU, Brumit has compiled an impressive 29-12 singles record, including an 11-2 record in A-Sun play.
"Jessica [Brumit] is one of the hardest workers on the team," Sandlant said. "She is one of our captains and team leaders, and thoroughly deserves this recognition."
Last season, Dahbi recorded a 17-6 record, losing just one match in league play.
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Today my sweet Charlie turned twelve. Twelve. I walked around all day saying, "twelve". Twelve. Wasn't that magical day,when he was born, just yesterday? How could that be? The "birthday fairy" (a.k.a. my mother in law or myself) usually comes and ties the number of years in balloons on something in their bedroom. It is the first thing they see when they wake up. Always a great way to start your special day. Well last night, guess who didn't go to the store to get the balloons? Yep, that damn birthday fairy decided a twelve year old may not notice there were no balloons to wake up to. That damn birthday fairy. She was wrong.
We had a special celebration, with the two requests for dinner. Chicken scallopini and a homemade chocolate cake. And balloons of course, just eleven though. That damn birthday fairy (a.k.a. me) popped one getting out of the car. I don't think he even noticed.
Thank you so much for the fabulous comments on my silver belle.....honestly, it is like your comments are all stitched into my sweater. I will remember them all when I wear it! Thank you!
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What does one missing balloon matter when you've got the love and appreciation of your beautiful child?ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, Charlie!
Happy BIrthday to Charlie, the balloon is such a cute tradition.ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, Charlie!ReplyDelete
What a nice tradition with the balloons. I might have to steal that if I ever am lucky enough to have children.
12, wow! Is he your oldest. Must kind of bitter sweet when the birthday's come.
The cake looks yummy! Dinner sounded pretty darn good too!
happy birthday to your sweet charlie. I think I know how you feel about your son's age. My oldest just turned seven and I could hardly believe that it has been that long...I kept thinking SEVEN? Already? I think I walked around half the day in a haze and a little bit sad. We get a balloon for our kids almost every birthday, too... but we get the mylar ones. they don't pop nearly as easy. ;)ReplyDelete
Awww, my tween thing turned 12 in April, such a special age!ReplyDelete
happy birthday charlie! time does go by quicker than we want it to, doesn't it? i bet the birthday fairy will never make that mistake again!!! it reminds me of the year my mom stopped writing "from st nick" and "from santa claus" on my presents at christmas, and on christmas eve, i asked how come there are no presents here from santa? (i am mildly embarassed to admit this was about 3 years ago! :)ReplyDelete
Happy Birthday, Charlie! I love that picture of him with the balloons, taken from below. Very artistic. I love that he missed the balloons. Last Christmas, we asked our 21 year old what he wanted for Christmas, and he said what he really wanted was to come home and open presents under the tree. I guess it's hard letting go of childhood traditions.ReplyDelete
Oy! That was indeed not a really nice thing by the birthday fairy to forget the balloons - but after all, she brought them later and Charly was happy - that's what counts indeed! So, happy belated birthday to your boy, all the very, very best to him! And my gosh, the cake! The cake!!!! *Drool*ReplyDelete
happy belated birthday to charlie; such a special day 12 years ago!ReplyDelete
twelve? wow, happy birthday Charlie! I love your story. Our parents did the same thing with balloons on the outside of our bedroom door handle. One birthday my sister opened the door and the balloons flew in towards her and she let out a shriek, she later said she thought that pigs were charging her from the hallway (the balloons were pink, but she must have been awfully groggy to think pigs)!ReplyDelete
- margot10/01/2007
My 14 yo son and 17 yo daughter still like to get the "traditional Santa gifts". At our house these are a book, a puzzle, a game, new crayons and/or markers, new sketchbooks and an artsy kind of thing. My son isn't particularly artsy but still loves thiese things.ReplyDelete
For birthdays we do scavenger hunts and they have to find their gifts--usually one at each location with the first clue in their card.


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Anticipation was the worst part
I went to the oral surgeon on Friday and he removed the tooth. I was dreading the extraction terribly, but I can honestly say that it didn't hurt much. The injections burned a little, but they were small discomforts. The numbing agent took effect quickly, and most of the pain I suffered was mental and emotional, not physical.
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The Shipley Center for Leadership and Entrepreneurship is now a University-wide resource that will be known as the Shipley Center for Innovation," said Young." School of Business Dean Timothy F. Sugrue will serve as the managing director of the Center and Wallace H. Coulter School of Engineering Dean Goodarz Ahmadi as its director of Technology, bringing together complementary knowledge from both areas into one resource."
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Jessica will focus on bringing Clarkson innovations to market, gaining recognition for the technology created by our faculty and students, and creating local jobs for graduating Clarkson students, said Young. "She will also work closely with our partners at the CITEC business incubator and assist the Seaway Private Equity Corporation (SPEC) in attracting new technology-based businesses, engaged in work related to sustainable technologies, to St. Lawrence County."
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U.S. stocks are rising as investors take the opportunity to buy back into the market a day after it suffered its biggest loss in more than seven months.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 81 points, or 0.5 percent, to 15,453 at 11:53 a.m. Eastern time Tuesday. The Standard & Poor's 500 index climbed 12 points, or 0.7 percent, to 1,754. The Nasdaq composite gained 38 points, or 1 percent, to 4,035.
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Commissioner of Education David Hespe today announced a pilot program designed to improve New Jersey's system of school violence reporting. Eleven districts from 10 counties have agreed to participate in the pilot test of the "Electronic Violence and Vandalism Reporting System."
Under the new system, data on violence and vandalism would be collected through the Internet. Under the current system, all school districts submit paper copies of their complete reports to the Department of Education on an annual basis. The new reporting system goes into effect in the 1999-2000 school year and will be reflected in the report that will be released in 2001.
"The implementation of this system fulfills a pledge I made several months ago," said Commissioner of Education David Hespe. "An electronic reporting system will relieve some of the reporting burden on schools, districts and county offices and such a system will enable data to be collected more efficiently and accurately for state and federal reports. Due to new federal reporting requirements, we must have a system in place that will allow districts to report this information as quickly and easily as possible.
"We depend on receiving accurate information on violence and vandalism from school districts so that we can design the appropriate programs to ensure that our children are safe in their schools."
The pilot program is scheduled to begin in mid-to-late October. A user's guide will be distributed to district staff along with information regarding log-on procedures. The department will offer training to district and county staff on how to use the new reporting system. All districts are scheduled to begin using the Internet to report their data next February. Additional materials, including log-on procedures and a user's manual, will be distributed to all districts in January 1999.
The pilot districts are Burlington County Special Services, Millville, East Orange, Newark, Jersey City, Trenton, Middlesex County Vocational, Montville, Jackson, Paterson and Union Township.
In addition, the department has made revisions to the instructions and definitions for the reporting of incidents of violence and vandalism that are distributed to school districts. The forms have been redesigned so that they may be used with the Internet-based reporting system that all districts are scheduled to begin using next February. In making changes to the reporting forms that are distributed to each school district an effort was made to make the instructions and definitions more explicit, while assuring that serious incidents do not go unreported and that minor occurrences are not taken as if they were serious incidents.
In order to address the issue of consistency in the application of standards for reporting incidents, many of the definitions were aligned with the criminal justice code. The following summarize the changes:
"I believe these definition changes will make for a much better reporting system," said Hespe. "It is important the districts know the incidents that they need to report so that we can get a clear picture of the level of violence and vandalism at the school level."