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What has the Deacon/Deaconess possibly have to do with the Priest? If there were (and, thank goodness, still are) Deaconesses in the Gr&Rus Churches, why then, in some two millenia of historical existence, have these Churches never ordained Priestesses? (if they considered them "equal to the Apostles" -- which they very much do).
To say that the Orthodox don't think that the Priest represents the Father/Son is missinformed & missinforming. Have You ever read St. Ignatius? "Have the Bishop like unto you as the Father, the Deacons as the Son, and the Deaconesses as the Holy Spirit" ... and "Have the Bishop like unto you as Christ, and the Priests as the Apostles".
Furthermore, Jesus Christ is a Person, Who has also a human Nature. Human nature can be "masculine or feminin", but a human person cannot be "masculine or feminin", but "either masculin, or feminin". (Now, the Priest is a Person, not a Nature -- to say otherwise means to be a little bit Nestorian in Theology).
The Bishop is like unto the Father, because he is the source of all Priesthood, just like the Father is the source of all Godhead (the Bishop is responsable for the ordination of Priests, either to "sacerdotal Priesthood", through Holy Orders, or to "general Priesthood", through Baptism&Consecration). The source in the Trinity is the Father, NOT the Holy Ghost, Who issues from the Father. (Are we considering here two sources in the Trinity? Are we "Spirituquists", or something ?)
We can see in the Priest the Image of the Father, or that of Christ's Person, ... what we cannot do is to see in the Priest the Image of the Holy Ghost.


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It's always a bit hard to define what exactly constitutes a bug.
In this case, I'll argue that if/when Microsoft says that you shouldn't USE a particular feature—and then its tooling USES that feature (by default—and in the exact wrong configuration that they warn against), then that behavior constitutes a bug.
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To that end, just note for the purposes of this post, that turning ANSI_PADDING OFF is bad or something you really want to avoid. Microsoft's own documentation for SQL Server (as of 2005), has also warned SQL Server users and developers to stay away from trying to set ANSI_PADDING OFF—as per this warning in Books Online:
In a future version of SQL Server ANSI_PADDING will always be ON and any applications that explicitly set the option to OFF will produce an error. Avoid using this feature in new development work, and plan to modify applications that currently use this feature.
Where this becomes a bug, however, is that SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) will—by default—script "SET ANSI_PADDING OFF;" statements out into the scripted definitions of your objects when you generate scripts.
It's a known issue—but one that Microsoft doesn't seem to think is a big deal.
Recently, this bug was responsible for one of my clients losing over 8 years' worth of financial data. (Side Note: Nice to note that all of that testing and verification of the Disaster Recovery Plan worked out in the end—as we were able to fully recover.)
The Problem with SSMS' Generation of Scripts with ANSI_PADDING OFF
SSMS will script SET ANSI_PADDING OFF statements out whenever you script out a wide variety of objects (especially tables). So, for example, if I go create a very simple table, right click on it and script it—then I'll end up with something that basically looks like the following:
SET ANSI_PADDING ON; -- table definition here SET ANSI_PADDING OFF;
The problem with the outputs above, however, are that once SET ANSI_PADDING OFF has been set, it'll stay like that for the rest of your session. If you're just scripting the creation of a new table that might not be an issue—but if you're scripting the creation of a complex table (along with its other objects—like indexes, triggers, constraints, and the likes) and then using that as the basis of additional scripting or logic, then you've managed to set ANSI_PADDING OFF all the way through the rest of your session (i.e., either until you terminate your connection/scripting-window or explicitly reset ANSI_PADDING ON).
For my client, this meant that they had accidentally set ANSI_PADDING OFF, then fired off a couple of statements to create computed columns on the table they were working with, and then executed an UPDATE against the table. However, the UPDATE failed because a filtered index was in place on the table in question—and SQL Server noted that ANSI_PADDING was off, and therefore 'barfed' on the UPDATE statement, cascading a series of crashes and problems that resulted in temporarily screwing up all of the data in the table.
Detecting and Dealing with the Problem
To determine if your ANSI_PADDING settings are on/off, you can simply run the following:
Which will report on what the current setting is for your session. That'll, at least, let you know if ANSI_PADDING is on or off (and, it should—frankly—always be ON).
Ideally, though, SQL Server wouldn't actually script those ANSI_PADDING commands into the definition of various objects. And, happily, you CAN control that—by simply selecting the Tools > Options menu option and then making the changes specified in the following screenshot:
The problem, however, is that (by default) this setting is set to True—meaning that SSMS will always throw these statements out (by default) into object definitions being scripted. Given how Microsoft is going to remove this feature in the future—and given how UGLY it is that a stray "SET ANSI_PADDING OFF" statement can be, I'm arguing that SSMS' behavior of leaving this setting defaulted to True is a bug.

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SAINT LEO, Fla. -- Barry University men's basketball team lost to Saint Leo, 78-58, Saturday, quickly halting the rush of a big win over a second ranked opponent three three days earlier. It set the Bucs back to a 15-5 overall, 6-5 Sunshine State Conference record.
The 20-point verdict was the largest margin of defeat the Buccaneers suffered this year, but the final score wasn't completely indicative of the competitiveness between the two teams, even with Barry playing in catch-up mode the entire way. It was the second loss to the Lions the Buccaneers suffered this season.
In a game where the lead changed hands three times and experienced four ties, Barry found itself down nine entering the second half. The Bucs used a 13-6 run over the first 6:47 of the second half, drawing within two on Savad Garner's bucket. Saint Leo ran its lead back to nine with 7:45 left to play before the Buccaneers scored the next six points to cut it to a three-point game on Yunio Barrueta's three-point play 36 seconds later.
Yet despite three second half triples by Arie Williams and a basket by Barrueta at the 4:07 mark to keep the Buccaneers within, 60-55, the wheels came off in the final 3:48, and Saint Leo ran away with it.
Barry shot 36.8 percent, marking the third game in the past four the Bucs have shot under 40 percent. Saint Leo, which drew even with the Bucs in the SSC standings and own an 18-6 overall, 6-5 league mark, hit 43.6 percent of its shots, including a 12 of 24 second half performance.
Lions coach Lance Randall said Barry is the playing the best basketball in the league now, and possess the most potent collection of offensive talent throughout the SSC. But it's no consolation for a team with unlimited potential. And building off Wednesday's big win would've created even greater momentum for this resilient Buccaneers team, which thrives at home and on neutral floor settings.
Williams had 11 points on 3-for-10 shooting, and Barrueta scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Garrett Naughton matched a career-high with seven points, all in the first half. Juan Ferrales had nine points and six rebounds, and Deric Hill was limited to eight points, two assists and two steals, fouling out for the sixth time, including four in the past five games.
Saint Leo's Ron Foxx had 21 points and seven rebounds, and Jerrell Harris 10 points and seven boards.
The Buccaneers were credited with 10 assists and whistled for 20 turnovers, while getting outrebounded 38-34. Barry was 6 of 25 from long range, and attempted 14 free throws to Saint Leo's 26.
The Bucs will play at Palm Beach Atlantic Wednesday in a non-conference game before hosting three straight league games at Health & Sports Center, beginning with next Saturday's 4 p.m. tip-off against Eckerd.


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WILLIAMS5232 wrote:in the OP you've got one of our (honey baked hams) game numbers wrong.
it's the first set in our string of games. you have game 70 when it should be 71.
no biggie, just thought you may want to fix it.
1. WIns by objective: We will give an extra win for each win by Map Objectives (as opposed to killing off the other team) and see if that breaks the tie. This will apply ONLY as a tiebreaking rule; there will be no extra wins awarded to teams who are not tied for first place.
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SEGA's UK product manager Ben Payne believes everything is in place to ensure the publisher's Hulk video game is a smash hit.
"The Incredible Hulk is Marvel's second biggest property, so awareness of the character is high. As usual, the success of any film tie-in video game is linked to the film itself, " Payne told UK trade magazine MCV. "Thankfully this film is going to be massive, and is well timed, in that it gives Indy IV its deserved moment in the spotlight, and is released two weeks before Prince Caspian.
"We envisage the game doing very well, especially as none of us will be watching the football."
SEGA's isn't banking on the popularity of the movie and the Hulk character doing all the work for them though, with a huge marketing campaign planned.
"We are replicating our Iron Man cinema activity for the The Incredible Hulk. Over the opening two weeks of the film which is released on June 12, we will hit 1.5 million admissions across Carlton Screen and Pearl and Dean advertising," said Payne.
The Incredible Hulk will be release for Xbox 360 and DS on June 13, followed on June 20 by PS2 and PS3, PC on June 20 and Wii on July 11.


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The history of the Division of Capital Assets Management of the Office of Management and Enterprise Services is a "work in progress". Research is ongoing. This page will be updated often until completed. Please return to this page to follow the evolution of this state agency.
Oklahoma's Board of Public Affairs was created by the state Legislature two years after statehood in 1909. That entity continues today as the Department of Central Services (DCS).
Originally, the Board consisted of three persons appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate. Their terms of office coincided with the Governor's. The Governor was given authority to remove any member if "in his opinion, the public interests may thereby be subserved." Member's salaries were set at $3,000 per year. Members were prohibited from accepting "rebates". Acceptance of a rebate constituted a felony with a fine not to exceed $5,000 and a term in the state penitentiary of not less than five nor more than 10 years.
As constituted, the board was authorized to employ such clerical and manual help or assistance as may be necessary to the proper discharge of its duties. In 1909 those duties were: construction, repair, maintenance, insurance and operations of all buildings used or occupied by or on behalf of the state; to contract for building materials and rent buildings and rooms for any state office or officer; it was required to keep an accurate account of all property purchased for the state or any of the departments or officers thereof, including both branches of the Legislature; and it was required to purchase and acquire all furnishings, furniture and supplies of every kind or description for the use of the state or its officers. Though the scope of these duties has changed due to statutory exemptions, these duties are performed today by DCS Construction and Properties, Facilities Services and Purchasing Divisions.
1911 to 1919
During the 1911 Legislative session, additional duties were given to the Board. Added was a requirement that the Board ascertain the needs for state penal, charitable and educational institutions and all branches of government for necessary supplies and report its findings prior to the start of each Legislature. (At that time the Legislature met every other year.) The Board was required to keep records of the location, grade, quality and costs of the different kinds of building materials produced in the state. It was also required to grant preferences to Oklahoma product suppliers.
1913's Legislature transferred the Supervisor of Public Printing to Board authority. The Board was also required to perform an inventory of all state property and maintain those records in their office. It was given responsibility to dispose of surplus equipment by transfer from one department to another or through auction to the highest bidder. It was also given authority to "designate quarters" for each and every department of the state. The Board was directed to perfect title to all lands owned or claimed by the state. It was also directed to acquire tornado and fire insurance for all buildings owned by the state. Most of these duties are still performed by DCS. DCS includes Central Printing and Risk Management Divisions and the State Surplus Property Program.
Authority to transfer or trade excess goods produced at a state institution for the benefit of that institution was given to the Board in 1915.
Responsibility for sale of oil and gas leases on penal or eleemosynary (charitable institution) lands by bid was given to the Board in 1917. Also, a law was enacted that prohibited driving nails, boring holes or marking the walls in the new Capitol building without Board approval. That law remains in effect today.
With the state Capitol building completed, the 1919 Legislature gave the Board several new responsibilities. It was directed to control improvements and repairs about the Capitol building. It was authorized to purchase all lighting, plumbing, heating and ventilation supplies. It was directed to employ janitors, engineers and mechanics, telephone operators and visitors' attendants. It was required to put the House and Senate chambers in order prior to each session. Today, most of these duties are performed by the Facilities Services Division.
Also in 1919, the "Capitol Improvement District" was created. The Board was given several duties related to this district. It was directed to survey within a one mile radius of the Capitol all land unincorporated by "any city of the first class" (Oklahoma City). Within this district, the Board was authorized to build roads. The Board was authorized to solicit bids for construction. Roads would be financed by 10 year "special assessment" bonds. Assessments would come from adjoining property owners. When completed, these roads would be considered part of the State Highway System to be maintained by the State Highway Commission. Though boundaries have since been changed, the district created in 1919 is known today as the Capitol-Medical Center Improvement and Zoning District which is staffed by DCS employees.
1921 to 1929
The Board was given responsibility for a growing fleet of state automobiles in 1923. Duties included purchase, maintenance and proper marking of all vehicles. These responsibilities continue today and are carried out by the Fleet Management Division.
In 1927, the Legislature decided to memorialize historic state locations with granite markers. It required the Board to procure markers for the Historical Society from the State Reformatory at Granite, Oklahoma. A few of these markers still stand today.
Recognizing changing times and added responsibilities, the 1929 Legislature passed Board members salary increases. The chairman's salary was increased to $5,400 per year. The other two members' salaries were increased to $4,800 per year.
1931 to 1939
Significant new responsibility was given to the Board in 1931 when it was authorized to employ or contract with an auditor or auditing company to audit the books, records and files of all state commissions and departments. When completed, these reports were sent to the Governor. Also in 1931, the Board was given a one-time appropriation to furnish food, clothing, shelter and general upkeep of orphan children not in state institutions. Per capita expenditure was not to exceed $150 per year. For the first time, the Legislature removed a duty from the Board. After 1931, the Board was no longer responsible for procurement of furniture or supplies for the House and Senate.
The Board was directed to assign sixth floor Capitol attic space to Boy Scout Troop 29 for their use for meetings or play in 1935. This troop was known as "The Capitol Troop".
With major oil discoveries on public lands in the 1930's, the Legislature gave the Board responsibility to ensure the State's interests were served. The Board was authorized to put state land leases out to bid in 1935. With discovery of oil under the Capitol building and on surrounding state owned land, the Board was given authority to put those leases to bid in 1937. Special funds were established for sale and royalty proceeds and use of funds was specified.
During the "Great Depression", the federal government established programs to put people to work. A special session of the Legislature was called by the Governor in 1936. Resulting legislation directed the Board to build and furnish a state office building southwest of the Capitol, on the west side of Lincoln Blvd. and due west of the Oklahoma Historical Society Building. The Board was mandated to apply to the federal government for a Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works grant to cover as much expenses as possible. Remaining expenses would be paid from state funds, not to exceed $1 million. The Board was to make plans for the building and award the bid to the "lowest responsible bidder". It was also directed that workers "wherever practicable and available be bona fide resident laborers of the State of Oklahoma." The result of these efforts was the first of several state office buildings in the Capitol Complex. It is was named for Keokuk Falls native, Olympic gold medalist and professional athlete, Jim Thorpe.
Several new responsibilities were given to the Board during the 1937 Legislature. The Board was given responsibility for running all state hospitals with the exceptions of University Hospital, Crippled Children's Hospital and state Soldiers Hospital. The Board was directed to vacate possession of specified lands around the Capitol but responsibility for roads was retained. The Board was authorized to establish and operate diversified industries in penal and charitable institutions to produce goods for use by the state and political subdivisions. These goods were to generally not be otherwise manufactured in the state. It was directed to hire an industrial agent to supervise and direct industrial activities. They were required to consult departments and institutions to establish standards for quantity and quality with prices not to exceed wholesale market prices for similar products. The Board was directed to produce a catalog of these goods and products for distribution to all departments and institutions. These goods could only be sold to departments, institutions or charitable groups unless that product was not manufactured in the state. The Board was allowed to pay prisoners for their work up to $0.50 per day. A prisoner's family received 50% of the amount earned and the prisoner received the other 50% upon release. Money earned by the prisoner could not be confiscated to pay fines or for penalties for violation of prison rules.
Purchasing law was significantly changed in 1939. Requirements that all purchases in excess of $200 be competitively bid and awarded to the "lowest and best" bidder were added. Inventory responsibility was transferred from the Board to individual boards, commissions, departments and institutions. Each entity was required to make an annual inventory of all currently held items, record all new acquisitions, make record of all dispositions and compare those records with the next annual inventory. The Legislature authorized 64 new positions for the Board with specified salaries for each position. The total annual cost of these salaries was set at $99,200.
1959 to 1990's
In 1959, Governor J. Howard Edmondson brought his "prairie fire" campaign promises to state government. One of the many reforms implemented during his first year in office was the Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act. Prior to the Act, most purchasing authority was diffused throughout state agencies. The charge against the system was that agency directors were primarily political cronies and that the system allowed the politicians to dictate who got state contracts. The Act sought to remedy the situation and created the position of the Central Purchasing Director and provided procedures for the Central Purchasing Division to follow when making acquisitions. It also brought reporting requirements and penalties for failure to follow the Act.
In 1967, a bill passed to raise the purchasing sealed bid limit to $500.
In response to allegations of widespread corruption, particularly for state construction projects, in 1974 the Legislature passed several bills related to construction contracting. The Public Competitive Bidding Act provided specific procedures to solicit and award construction contracts for the state counties, municipalities and schools. Another bill specified procedures for hiring architects, engineers and land surveyors. The legislature also passed the Anti-Kickback Act, which set heavy penalties for seeking, receiving or offering kickbacks.
In 1980, the sealed bid limit was raised for purchasing to $750. It would not be changed again until 1991, when it was raised to $2,500.
The early 1990's were a tumultuous time for the Central Purchasing Division. The Walters' administration proposed legislation that critics charged would dismantle centralized procurement. The bill proposed raising the sealed bid limit to $10,000. The bill lacked safeguards to prevent a return to the pre Central Purchasing Act times. After passing the Senate, the bill died in the House.
In 1997, Governor Keating appointed the Fallin Commission to review and recommend changes to the central purchasing law. As a result of the commission's effort, State of Oklahoma purchasing law was modified to allow agencies, boards and commissions with certified procurement officers and programs to execute purchases for $25,000 or less without involvement of the Central Purchasing staff. Additionally, the revised purchasing law established safeguards, including: state agency audits of their purchasing programs; training for state agency staff; and comprehensive purchasing rule changes.


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That felt familiar. Last night's 8-7 victory in 13 innings over the New York Mets at Citizens Bank Park felt a lot like 2007. The Mets took a 7-0 lead in the fourth inning, but the Phillies chipped away at it before a few dramatic moments in the ninth and 13th innings won it and moved the Phillies into first place in the National League East.
"It had that feeling like we were going to win it every single inning," Chris Coste said. "We had a pretty good feeling ... an excitement because we put ourselves in position to win the game on many occassions. It was definitely exciting. It probably felt like the Little League World Series players. You forget that you get paid to play the game. It's almost like we felt like little kids with the excitement in kind of playoff-type atmosphere, which is pretty normal when we play the Mets."
Last year when the Phillies played the Mets at the Bank there were dramatic moments: Chase Utley's return from a broken hand Aug. 27, Ryan Howard's game-winning homer in the 10th inning Aug. 28, Marlon Anderson being ruled out for interference to preserve a one-run win Aug. 29 and that unbelievable 11-10 back-and-forth victory on Aug. 30.
Last night's game had similar moments.
- The Mets taking a 7-0 lead in the fourth inning.
- Jimmy Rollins going 5 for 7 with a double, homer, three RBIs and three stolen bases.
- The bullpen finishing the game throwing nine consecutive scoreless innings.
- Charlie Manuel moving Carlos Ruiz to third base for the top of the ninth inning so Eric Bruntlett could hit in the bottom of the ninth. "I started to put Bruntlett in the game and I told Jimy (Williams) that I want to save Bruntlett to hit," Manuel said. "Ruiz has been catching balls at third base and working out there. And actually he was an infielder before they made him a catcher in the minor leagues. At that time I thought what have we got to lose? We needed a run. I wanted to keep Bruntlett back to hit for the pitcher, who had a good chance of hitting."
- Jayson Werth hitting a two-out single up the middle in the ninth and Bruntlett following with a double to right-center field to score Werth to tie it.
- Shane Victorino, who was 0 for 6, hitting a leadoff triple in the 13th.
- The Mets intentionally walking the bases loaded with no outs.
- Brett Myers taking all the way before striking out for the first out in the 13th. "You can follow orders," Manuel told Myers as the returned to the dugout." Yep, there was no way Myers was swinging at any of those pitches. Myers certainly played up to the moment with an exaggerated leg kick and other movements in the batter's box. The way he strutted to the plate you would have thought he was Babe Ruth. "They were saying, 'Let him fake squeeze,'" Manuel said. "I said, 'No, because Victorino might break for the plate.'"
- Coste's game-winning hit to center field to finally win it.
Game time: five hours, 17 minutes.
Kyle Kendrick was ready to pitch the 14th inning if the game had continued. He threw 40 warm-up pitches in the bullpen, but said he should be fine tonight when he faces Johan Santana.
It was Coste's first walk-off hit. Ever.
Jim Salisbury talks about the electricity in the park when the Mets come to town.
In the Phillies Notebook: could Jamie Moyer be back in 2009, a trade for Mark Kotsay is unlikely and Rollins' practice tee work continues to pay off.


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If you've been telling yourself, "Nobody has made a movie about Prohibition-era moonshiners and bootleggers in a long while, and I'm just aching to see one," then you're in luck. "Lawless" was made for you.
If you belong to the other 99 percent of the world's population, you're more likely to greet "Lawless" with mild curiosity, possibly for the chance to see what Tom Hardy, Bane from "The Dark Knight Rises," looks like without a mask obscuring his face.
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Just one week after "Hit & Run" revived 1970s car-chase comedies, "Lawless" invokes another subgenre of the drive-in circuit, tales of redneck rebels taking on corrupt lawmen (this trend culminated in the TV show "The Dukes of Hazzard").
"Lawless" takes place in 1931, shortly before Prohibition would wind down, and is set in Franklin County, Virginia. Thanks to the hundreds of moonshine stills hidden in its hills, Franklin was dubbed "the wettest county in the world," which was the film's original title and the name of the novel, by Matt Bondurant, on which it is based.
The wiliest moonshiners in Franklin County are the three Bondurant brothers, who did exist in real life (novelist Matt Bondurant is grandson to one of the brothers). Hardy plays the oldest brother, level-headed Forrest, who is reputed to be indestructible after surviving an attack that killed the rest of his squad in World War I. Shia LaBeouf plays the youngest brother, ambitious but foolhardy Jack.
Jason Clarke plays the other brother, hard-drinking and heavy-fisted Howard. A true example of middle-child syndrome, Howard doesn't have much bearing on the plot.
As the story opens, an easy alliance exists between the moonshiners and the sheriff (Bill Camp). They supply him with shine, and he leaves them alone. Soon Virginia sends in a "special deputy," Charlie Rakes (Guy Pearce), to shut down the county's stills.
Rakes first lets the moonshiners know they can continue to operate if they deal him into their business and give him a hefty cut of the profits. The rest of the county's shiners acquiesce, but not Forrest. "I'm a Bondurant," he says, "and we don't lay down for nobody."
And so the war between the Bondurants and Rakes begins. At least in theory. The conflict simmers for a long, long time before reaching a boiling point. Rakes snipes away, but Forrest refuses to launch a counterattack. He suffers indignities and assaults that would send even the calm and calculating Michael Corleone raging down the warpath.
Director John Hillcoat ("The Road") uses this extended period of inertia to luxuriate in the era's milieu and explore the relationships among characters. Forrest hires "city girl" Maggie (Jessica Chastain) to tend bar at the brothers' honky tonk. He is attracted to her, but too shy to express his feelings. She is not as shy.
Meanwhile, Jack aggressively pursues an unlikely sweetheart, Bertha (Mia Wasikowska), daughter of the local preacher. Jack also idolizes big city gangster Floyd Banner (Gary Oldman, in a small but pleasing role) who is quick to wield his Tommy gun. "He looked like he had a distinctive vision," Jack says after witnessing Banner gun down a rival.
Jack's best friend is Cricket (Dane DeHaan), who can't walk straight but is a genius at distilling liquor and souping up delivery trucks. It is difficult to resist comparisons between "Lawless" and "Bonnie and Clyde," and Cricket is clearly this movie's version of the Michael J. Pollard character, the nearest to innocent of the bunch – a status that seals his fate.
The characters often invoke "the city" to set themselves apart as heroic outsiders and people of the land. The swank criminals they interact with invariably hail from Chicago, probably because the city is shorthand for Prohibition-era gangsterism. But it doesn't make much geographical sense, given that Chicago is 690 miles away. Historical accuracy clearly wasn't heavy on screenwriter Nick Cave's mind.
Hillcoat has assembled a strong cast of fast-rising actors, and "Lawless" benefits from their many fine performances. Hardy's Forrest is endearingly, even amusingly low-key. His grunts become eloquent.
Meanwhile, Pearce creates one of the most insidious screen villains in some time. Rakes is a preening thug. He walks the rural hills dressed like the maître d' of a high-falutin' Manhattan night club. He is also a fearsome sadist. "Lawless" is not a violent film overall, but like last year's "Drive," it contains spasms of shocking brutality.
As for LaBeouf, it is good to see him peel himself away from mindless blockbuster action. His acting career was a promising one before he signed onto the "Transformers" series. LaBeouf's performance is fine, but the problem for him, and the biggest problem for "Lawless," is that his character is even more insufferable than his "Transformers" hero.
To not mince words, Jack is an idiot. At the outset Forrest doesn't believe Jack is ready to join the family business, and Jack proves him right time after time. Every decision Jack makes, every action he take puts the business in jeopardy, and often puts family and friends in physical danger.
Forrest and Howard put up with Jack because he is kin, but we in the audience feel no such allegiance. We know they would be better off if Rakes bumped Jack off early in the second act.
The performances and the sincerity of Hillcoat's vision make "Lawless" worth a look. The period details are perfect, even if they are seen through the haze of Benoît Delhomme's flat, digital cinematography. But despite the highly charged backdrop of bootlegging and violence, the plot spends most of its time marinating. We also shouldn't find a main character so annoying, even if he is a criminal.
2 1/2 stars
Rated R for strong bloody violence, language and some sexuality and nudity
Running time: 1 hour, 55 minutes
Who's in it: Tom Hardy, Shia LaBeouf, Jessica Chastain, Guy Pearce
What's it about: Three moonshining brothers (Hardy, LaBeouf and Jason Clarke) find their business threatened when hard-nosed lawman Pearce comes to their rural Virginia county toward the end of Prohibition. Allegedly based on a true story.


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A suburban community conveniently located near Denver and Boulder, Arvada is known for its quiet neighborhoods. Arvada is home to 111,000 people on more than 20,000 acres of city land. The city is home to a variety of residential neighborhoods and schools, open spaces and parks, businesses and retail. The city is proud of its educated workforce, a low crime rate, and a high quality of life.
A community favorite, Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities offers theatre productions as well as educational classes and is one of the largest in the nation. Arvada's historical downtown features a variety of restaurants and plenty of retail choices. Red Rocks Community College's Arvada campus allows residents to attend college locally. Arvada is also close to major universities including the University of Colorado, the Colorado School of Mines, as well as the Metropolitan State University of Denver.
Colorado's first gold discovery was made in Arvada in 1850. This discovery led a gold rush that led to population boom throughout the state. Land claims began with gold prospectors but eventually became agricultural areas before finally transforming into the neighborhoods and business districts that make Arvada today. You can visit the site of the first gold discovery at Arvada's Gold Strike Park.
With its rich history and hometown feel, Arvada is a great place to live!
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LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) — Asia markets finished with strong gains Friday, helped by above-forecast Chinese economic data, with Japan surging as the yen touched new multiyear lows.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average NIK, -0.80% ended a hefty 2.9% higher. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index HSI, -0.03% rose 1.1%, and the Shanghai Composite Index 000001, -2.32% added 1.4%, with both Chinese benchmarks extending their gains late in the session.
Elsewhere in the region Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index XJO, +0.06% rose 0.3%, Taiwan's Taiex Y9999, -0.25% jumped 1.5%, and South Korea's Kospi SEU, -0.89% gained 0.7%.
The strong performance in Tokyo came on the back of a weaker yen, with the U.S. dollar USDJPY, +0.00% buying ¥90.02 by the end of the Japanese stock session, trading around its highest level against the yen since the summer of 2010.
Fueling the yen's losses were indications the Bank of Japan will again ease policy at the end of its policy meeting early next Tuesday.
The Nikkei business daily reported Friday that the central bank would add about ¥10 trillion ($110 billion) to its asset-buying program. It would mark the first time in more than nine years that the Bank of Japan has eased in two consecutive meetings, according to the Nikkei.
Separately, Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said Friday after a meeting with Bank of Japan Gov. Masaaki Shirakawa that the government and central bank had yet to reach a deal over an inflation target.
Reports and some analysts say the Bank of Japan will likely agree to calls for a firm 2% inflation target, up from a soft goal of 1% currently, to help combat deflation.
Currency-sensitive exporters soared following the yen's losses. Toshiba Corp. 6502, +0.91% TOSYY, -1.02% rallied 6.9%, Panasonic Corp. 6752, -0.68% US:PC improved by 5.3%, Honda Motor Co. 7267, -0.10% HMC, -1.63% finished 3.2% higher, Advantest Corp. 6857, -0.63% US:ATE climbed 8.2%, and Tokyo Electron Ltd. 8035, -1.70% TOELY, -3.66% rose 8.4%.
Sony Corp. 6758, -1.23% SNE, -3.23% thundered 12.2% upward, getting an extra boost after announcing it had reached a deal to sell its U.S. headquarters, located on Manhattan's Madison Avenue, for $1.1 billion.
Meanwhile, Chinese shares traded solidly higher, though the above-forecast data had little immediate effect on the gains.
A half-hour into trading, the Chinese statistics bureau announced that fourth-quarter gross domestic product rose 7.9% from a year earlier, beating a 7.8% projection in separate Dow Jones Newswires and Reuters surveys.
Despite the solid numbers, the broader market kept to its levels after the data, with Hong Kong-based market commentator Andrew Sullivan saying the lack of reaction was "partly due to the fact that a lot of retail money is tied up in IPOs, and institutional money is focusing on Japan as the yen weakens."
Still, separate December data helped support some sectors, as the statistics bureau reported retail sales rising 15.2%, above a Reuters forecast of 14.9%, while industrial output gained 10.3%, just above a 10.1% projection. Read: China economy grows more than expected
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Banks traded generally firmer in Hong Kong, as Bank of China Ltd. 3988, -0.62% BACHY, -2.69% rose 2.5%, while China Minsheng Banking Corp. 1988, +0.00% CMAKY, -2.30% surged 5% and China Merchants Bank Co. 3968, -1.71% CIHHF, -1.89% rose 2.9%.
In Shanghai, real estate was a strong spot after separate Chinese data showed home prices in the major cities posting their biggest gain in almost two years during December.
Among the top developers, Poly Real Estate Group Co. 600048, -2.02% ended 5.5% higher, while Gemdale Corp. 600383, -1.03% rose 2.9%.
Over in Australia, mining shares were strong, with Rio Tinto Ltd. RIO, +0.36% RIO, -2.35% surging 2.7% despite a 0.5% fall for its London shares RIO, -1.61% Thursday.
Late Thursday, Rio Tinto announced a $14 billion writedown against the value of its troubled aluminum division and some Mozambique coal assets, along with the departure of its Chief Executive Officer Tom Albanese. Read: Rio Tinto CEO steps down after $14 billion charge
"We see this news as short-term pain for a long-term gain," said analysts at IG Markets, in part because they believe the firm's new CEO will bring "a much stricter and disciplined approach to further investment and capital management."
Rio's rival BHP Billiton Ltd. BHP, -1.37% BHP, -2.89% rose a more modest 0.4%, while iron-ore extractor Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. FMG, +4.47% FSUMF, +6.18% jumped 3.2%, and uranium miner Paladin Energy Ltd. PDN, +5.41% PALAF, -1.41% rallied 2.1%.
In Seoul, financials were among the outperformers, with Hana Financial Group Inc. 086790, -1.61% up 2.1% and Woori Finance Holdings Co. KR:053000 WF, -2.31% rising 3.8%.
The gains in Asia came after Wall Street made a strong advance overnight, with the S&P 500 index SPX, -1.44% hitting its highest finish since late 2007, thanks to upbeat U.S. jobless and housing reports. Read:Stocks rally; S&P 500 above five-year high
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Tactical movement is used for combat. Characters generally don't walk during combat, for obvious reasons—they hustle or run instead. A character who moves his speed and takes some action is hustling for about half the round and doing something else the other half.
Hampered Movement: Difficult terrain, obstacles, and poor visibility can hamper movement (see Table: Hampered Movement for details). When movement is hampered, each square moved into usually counts as two squares, effectively reducing the distance that a character can cover in a move.
If more than one hampering condition applies, multiply all additional costs that apply. This is a specific exception to the normal rule for doubling.
In some situations, your movement may be so hampered that you don't have sufficient speed even to move 5 feet (1 square). In such a case, you may use a full-round action to move 5 feet (1 square) in any direction, even diagonally. Even though this looks like a 5-foot step, it's not, and thus it provokes attacks of opportunity normally. (You can't take advantage of this rule to move through impassable terrain or to move when all movement is prohibited to you.)
You can't run or charge through any square that would hamper your movement.
Characters exploring an area use local movement, measured in feet per minute.
Walk: A character can walk without a problem on the local scale.
Hustle: A character can hustle without a problem on the local scale. See Overland Movement, below, for movement measured in miles per hour.
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Characters covering long distances cross-country use overland movement. Overland movement is measured in miles per hour or miles per day. A day represents 8 hours of actual travel time. For rowed watercraft, a day represents 10 hours of rowing. For a sailing ship, it represents 24 hours.
Walk: A character can walk 8 hours in a day of travel without a problem. Walking for longer than that can wear him out (see Forced March, below).
Hustle: A character can hustle for 1 hour without a problem. Hustling for a second hour in between sleep cycles deals 1 point of nonlethal damage, and each additional hour deals twice the damage taken during the previous hour of hustling. A character who takes any nonlethal damage from hustling becomes fatigued.
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Run: A character can't run for an extended period of time. Attempts to run and rest in cycles effectively work out to a hustle.
Terrain: The terrain through which a character travels affects the distance he can cover in an hour or a day (see Table: Terrain and Overland Movement). A highway is a straight, major, paved road. A road is typically a dirt track. A trail is like a road, except that it allows only single-file travel and does not benefit a party traveling with vehicles. Trackless terrain is a wild area with no paths.
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April 16, 2018 Inside the Navy
Under Secretary of the Navy Thomas B. Modly's prepared remarks for the final Sea-Air-Space 2018 Exposition luncheon keynote address, delivered April 10, 2018.
Thank you for the introduction and good afternoon. It is an honor to have the opportunity to speak with you today. It is also an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to serve again in the United States Navy. I took my original oath of office in the Navy as a midshipman in 1979. The world was a dangerous place back then, but today's world is even more complex and the threats to our security even more varied across a far broader spectrum. Some of these threats are driven by rogue actors, such as al Qaeda and ISIS, who employ unconventional means of war that have advanced their potential to have even larger destructive and disruptive effects on civilized society. We see this across every area of the world in which our naval forces must engage. These transnational actors inspire each other and use the tools of modern technology and social media to build connections across borders that threaten our people and our allies and friends around the world. And some of these rogue actors, are actually nation states, like North Korea and Iran, who have determined that their paths to survival are through an ascendance to great power status of their own making. Both nations have chosen to do so by directly and indirectly confronting the United States in order to demonstrate our vulnerabilities, and in return, to elevate their own prestige.
More alarming, though, in recent years we have seen changes that have eclipsed the dangers these rogue actors, and rogue nations, have presented over the past decade. If you have read our new National Defense Strategy, you will see this emerging challenge clearly articulated. Its implications are alarming and, rightly so, they will drive investments in our defense capabilities going forward. In short, we are reentering an era of Great Power Competition on a global scale and so we must be focused on responsibly developing forces that protect our people and our interests, and our friends and allies around the world.
The National Defense Strategy is a very cogent and realistic document. It is aligned with the National Security Strategy of the United States which was published just a few weeks before it, and it very plainly directs the Department of Defense to Compete, Deter, and Win alongside our allies and partners. It is a strategy that recalls President Reagan's commitment to preserve peace through strength , while enabling decisive victory in conflict if necessary. It is the Department's preeminent strategic guidance document and it will set the course for the Department of the Navy for years to come.
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so, i went back onto my WMP and deleted the songs that didnt work, but my Clix still has the songs listed and when i choose the songs, the player just spazzes and keeps trying to play the song even though its already deleted... i even deleted the playlist and while on WMP it says that the playlist does not exist, it still shows up on my iRiver Clix.
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Computer desktop real estate is something that you can never have too much of. Adding multiple monitors to your system is one of the easiest ways to add precious pixels to your desktop. EVGA is no stranger to the realm of display technologies, and their new product, the UV Plus UV-19 (Model: 100-U2-UV19-TR) aims to make that easier on everyone using DisplayLink technology. Benchmark Reviews is going to take a look at this external USB Display extender and see what it can offer. EVGA boasts such features as USB 2.0 convenience, DVI connection, Small design, and Low-power consumption, just to name a few. Will the UV Plus+ UV-19 live up the EVGA name? Stay tuned to the the rest of the article on Benchmark Reviews to find out.
Having multiple monitors on a PC is nothing new. Many newer graphics cards allow from two separate displays up to as many as six or more displays per card. These cards can be very costly and take a bit of computer know-how to get properly set up. Adding more graphics cards to a system can further increase the display capacity, but increases the cost and complexity of the system. Additionally, these types of graphics cards are a luxury for desktops, and more specifically, desktops with expansion card slots to spare. Laptop and Small Form Factor PC users do not have the ability to install 4 separate graphic cards into their system, so many find themselves lucky if they can display their desktop on two separate displays.
This is where the UV Plus+ line from EVGA fits in. The idea is: if you have a spare USB port, you have the ability to hook up an additional display to your system. No longer do you have to sacrifice computer desktop real estate when you choose to purchase a laptop, a netbook, or a SFF PC. No longer should you be required to purchase an additional video card, or come up with some cumbersome adapter to add a spare display to your system. EVGA has utilized the technology of DisplayLink for this product to allow it to use both CPU and GPU power to drive the display.
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Is it any wonder that Spanish electronic wunderkind John Talabot kept Q Nightclub packed beyond reasonable comfort until 1:30am on a rainy Tuesday night in Seattle? No. Absolutely not. Talabot has some kind of insane black magic power over the groove in a room and can keep nearly 300 people dancing until dawn even when not a soul recognizes a single song. Was some of Talabot's phenomenal debut LP fIN in there? Probably, but nobody was keeping track. The room was too packed and the vibe was too awesome to have any sort of personal pretense. Together with Seattle's own Tyler Morrison, the evening was one for the books. Once again, Sean Horton has put on a spectacle of a Decibel show.
Tyler Morrison warmed the crowd up for the first couple hours. As the numbers in the room built, so did the beat. From a mostly atmospheric heartbeat up to a progressive house roar, Morrison kept things pretty organic Tuesday night, creating a pretty excellent synthesis between the dance floor and the table. Morrison's mixes are great (if you haven't heard them, check out his Soundcloud), and they created a near-perfect foundation for Talabot to build on. It also helps that Morrison brought the room from about 10 to 200+ people. Altogether, an excellent opening set that racked up quite the bar tab – can't ask for much more.
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Tonight was (if I'm counting correctly) John Talabot's third Seattle appearance. He made his Emerald City debut at Decibel Festival two years ago along with Pional, who supplied vocals and some extra help on the machinery for Talabot's live set. The second time was opening for the xx at the Paramount Theater – a most excellent pairing giving this budding artist some wonderful exposure. But for this third appearance, we get to see Talabot in a new light: his DJ set. There's something about John Talabot's vibe that you can't put into words. Sure, on his original work on fIN, you can chalk it up to his own unique sound, made up of driving (but never overpowering) house beats and entirely unorthodox melodic instrumentation on top. But for his DJ sets, Talabot is an equally intriguing and puzzling endeavor. It's no wonder at all that his DJ-Kicks collection from last year was so universally lauded. His use of space and pacing and groove are entirely his own thing – he takes very few hints from his contemporaries. All of this combines to make for one hell of a set. Time flew by as the grooves kept coming and the dance floor packed out more and more. As far as anyone at Q on Tuesday night is concerned, Talabot is welcome back to Seattle any time he pleases. We can't wait to see what this progressive young voice in electronic music shows us next.
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When Ambassador Charles Shapiro was in town last summer, he had a simple illustration of what a free trade agreement with Colombia would mean for U.S. business.
With a bag of coffee in one hand and a can of Pringles potato chips in the other, the White House senior adviser for Economic Initiatives for the Western Hemisphere Affairs Bureau pointed out the inequity.
"This bag of Colombian coffee comes into our country duty free," he said. "But the company in Tennessee that makes Pringles has to pay a 20 percent duty on every can they send to Colombia."
Colombia, Shapiro said, is an emerging economy with a growing middle class and a hankering for such U.S. commodities as snack foods.
"There's already a good market for Pringles there," he said. "Imagine how much more could be sold if they were 20 percent cheaper."
Shapiro doesn't have to imagine any longer. Last week, Congress passed — and President Obama signed into law — free trade pacts with Colombia, Panama and South Korea.
The agreements, in the works for the last five years, are expected to increase exports by $13 billion and create tens of thousands of U.S. jobs.
As the second busiest exporting port in the country, Savannah should reap benefits as well. Overall, exports accounted for 53 percent of the ports' total containerized cargo, growing by 12 percent in the last fiscal year. For FY2011, the port moved nearly 9 percent of all U.S. containerized cargo and 12.5 percent of the nation's containerized exports.
"Passage of the free trade agreements with South Korea, Panama and Colombia will have a direct impact on Georgia's ports and the state's important agricultural sector," said GPA executive director Curtis J. Foltz.
"The improved access to the Republic of Korea's $1 trillion economy and 49 million consumers alone will drive increased demand for U.S. exports — most of which will become duty-free immediately — helping to drive economic recovery through international trade."
Poultry was the fastest growing export commodity from Savannah to South Korea, more than quadrupling between 2009 and 2010, Foltz said, adding that it has the potential for significant additional growth as a result of the new agreement.
Sharing the wealth
Those anticipated benefits will spread all the way to the state capital and beyond, where 1,500 port-related jobs and $295 million in investment were created in the Atlanta region alone in fiscal 2011.
More than $9.5 billion worth of cargo was shipped through the Port of Savannah on behalf of businesses in Metro Atlanta counties, a growth rate of 18 percent over the previous fiscal year.
At Tuesday's State of the Ports meeting in Atlanta, Gov. Nathan Deal, Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed and Foltz spoke about the ports' impact on jobs and commerce, their importance to the Southeast's economic future and the need to deepen the Port of Savannah.
"Deepening of the Savannah port helps to secure Georgia's economic future as the capital of the southeast by creating jobs and positioning the state to become the logistics hub of the Western hemisphere," Reed said. "This project is consistent with President Barack Obama's focus on improving the nation's infrastructure and increasing our export capability."
Foltz agreed. "The single-most important factor to ensuring future success, creating jobs and maintaining the fastest-growing port in the nation, remains the completion of the Savannah harbor expansion project," he said.
The expansion of the Panama Canal, due for completion in 2014, will significantly lower the cost per container by allowing larger ships to pass through. Delivering decreased cost per container will help lower the bottom line for the 21,000 U.S. businesses that already import or export cargo through Georgia's ports, Foltz said.
"Ships such as the CMA CGM Figaro (capable of carrying up to 8,500 TEUs, or 20-foot containers) are already calling on Savannah via the Suez Canal, but they must wait on high tide to enter or exit the harbor," Foltz said. "With nearly three quarters of the U.S. population served by East Coast ports, it is critical that our infrastructure is ready for these vessels."
The GPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are working to deepen the river from its current 42-foot depth to as much as 48 feet in order to more efficiently handle the larger vessels.
Georgia has already committed $134 million to the Savannah Harbor Expansion Project. Gov. Deal has proposed another $46.7 million in his FY2013 budget.
"The national impact of Georgia's seaports and the jobs they produce are substantial arguments for federal investment in the port deepening," said GPA Board Chairman Alec Poitevint.
"It's time for our nation's leaders to truly make supporting U.S. exports a fiscal priority."
Senior business reporter Mary Carr Mayle covers the ports for the Savannah Morning News. She can be reached at 912-652-0324 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
These are the ships expected to call on Georgia Ports Authority's Garden City and Ocean Terminals in the next week. Sailing schedules are provided by Georgia Ports Authority and are subject to change.
TerminalShip name Arrival
GCTECEM KALKAVAN Today
GCTEVER DAINTY Today
GCTCMA CGM GEORGIA Today
GCTSANKO NATURE Today
GCTAPL CYPRINE Today
GCTBAHIA NEGRA Today
OTFIDELIO Today
GCTMAERSK KAWASAKI Saturday
GCTMSC ALESSIA Saturday
GCTYM ELIXIR Saturday
GCTHS LIVINGSTONE Saturday
GCTCHARLESTON EXPRESS Saturday
GCTROTTERDAM EXPRESS Saturday
GCTNEW DELHI EXPRESS Sunday
GCTZIM NEW YORK Sunday
GCTAL FARAHIDI Sunday
GCTHANSA ATLANTIC Sunday
GCTNYK DELPHINUS Sunday
OTSEVEN SEAS NAVIGATOR Sunday
GCTCOSCO BOSTON Monday
GCTNORTHERN DIVERSITY Monday
GCTMAERSK DAMIETTA Monday
GCTIMARI Monday
OTANIARA Monday
GCTMAERSK WAKAYAMA Tuesday
GCTHALCYON Tuesday
GCTAPL QATAR Tuesday
GCTAPL SARDONYX Tuesday
GCTZIM QINGDAO Tuesday
GCTXIN CHONG QING Tuesday
GCTHANJIN MARSEILLES Tuesday
OTLORD VISHNU Tuesday
OTANAPA Tuesday
GCTSEA-LAND MERCURY Wednesday
GCTSTADT GERA Wednesday
GCTCMA CGM DOLPHIN Wednesday
GCTSTADT MUNCHEN Wednesday
GCTE.R. ALBANY Thursday
GCTMAERSK IDAHO Thursday
GCTISLANDIA Thursday
GCTZIM SHANGHAI Thursday
GCTOOCL ANTWERP Thursday
GCTSUEZ CANAL BRIDGE Thursday
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Police Log
The Police Log is a digest of reports filed by the Warwick Police.
Officer Stephen Major reported he was dispatched to Starbucks around 4:20 p.m. on May 9 for a report of a man harassing customers. He said he arrived and found the man and took him outside, where he was patted down for weapons. The manager said the man was disruptive and asked police to tell the man he was barred from the coffee shop and send him on his way.
Major said they learned that the same man had been at the Best Buy store earlier where he was disruptive as well. He was told he was trespassed from Best Buy and allowed to go on his way. He said the man was walking toward Smokey Bones, where the manager had already told police he wanted the man trespassed from there as well. He said the man then proceeded north and went inside Sleepy's, where he screamed some obscenities at a female and was told he had to stay out of there, too. He said the man proceeded toward the Target store, where he screamed obscenities at people leaving the store and gave them all the finger but did not go inside. Major said several people complained to police about "the bearded jerk" who was flipping off people as they left.
He said he found him near Leslie's Pools and told him to keep moving but then offered him the option of a ride to Warwick Mall, where he could get the bus to Providence and wouldn't have to stop to harass all the businesses up and down Bald Hill Road. He said the man took the ride but spent his time in the back seat, apparently unaware that Major could hear him, threatening to get him off duty and he had a gun and he was going to shoot him when he saw him out of uniform. Major said he didn't respond, he said he just wanted to "have him leave the city of Warwick." He said he dropped him off at the bus stop.
He was back at the bus stop again, taking a complaint from a woman who said he jumped on top of an awning at the bus stop and swung his feet in her direction. Mall security told Major they, too, wanted the man barred from Warwick Mall. Major said he advised his sergeant of the situation and they decided it was time to arrest the homeless man for disorderly conduct. He said he patted the man down and found a .375ml bottle of Tanqueray gin in his pocket that wasn't there earlier. He said he called Haxton's and they told him that, yes, a man grabbed a bottle of gin and ran out the side door with it. Major said that happened between the time he left him at Sleepy's and the time he found him at Leslie's Pools and offered him the ride to the mall. Nasie Mark Ferderer, 43, with no fixed address, was also charged with shoplifting and held for arraignment and for violating his bail from a shoplifting arrest in Cranston on May 8.
A Lincoln man was charged with stealing 13 items of jewelry, clothing and cologne from the Kohl's store at Rhode Island Mall on May 13. Officer Michelle Caron reported she got a call about a shoplifting in progress and several officers were waiting outside and stopped the man when he exited from the east doors. Caron said they escorted him back into the store where the items, worth a total of $516.97, were recovered. Bryan Stevens, 26, of 246 Railroad St., Lincoln, was later released with a summons for District Court.
A Wethersfield Drive resident reported that someone had gone through all three vehicles that were parked in his driveway some time overnight on May 14. He said nothing was missing or damaged because the cars were left unlocked.
A man came into headquarters on May 10 to report that a bankbook with $1,000 in cash inside was left in his car overnight on Canna Street and he returned the next morning to find that the cash was gone. He said he left the book in the center console and there was nothing else missing and no damage to the car because he left it unlocked. No suspects or witnesses.
An $800 iPad went missing from a car parked on Rutherford Court. The owner told police the iPad actually went missing on April 29 but she didn't report it until May 3 because she was attempting to locate the machine by using the GPS but was not successful because she didn't have an iCloud account.
Police went to Dave's Bar and Grille on Post Road. A Warwick man said he went back to his vehicle to leave the parking lot and found the passenger side window bashed in and his son's backpack missing. He said there was a $1,000 laptop, books, calculators and battery chargers worth about $300 more in the backpack. He said it would probably cost him $500 to $700 to fix the window as well. No suspects or witnesses.
Officer Daniel DiMaio reported an accident at Church Avenue and Alpine Street around 1:15 a.m. on May 9. He said they found a 1989 Ford truck had left the roadway and crashed into the house at 27 Church Ave. He said the sole passenger and driver of the truck was lying on the ground with a large gash over his right eye with glass from the windshield embedded in it. He said the driver smelled faintly of alcohol and had bloodshot eyes. He told DiMaio he was coming from a friend's house when he had a seizure and woke up after the accident. He said Rescue arrived to treat the driver and he began a nystagmus test when the driver said, "I'll be straight with you, I took a Molly and now I'm rolling tonight." DiMaio said he asked the driver to complete the nystagmus test and he said, "I already told you, I'm rolling on E." He said he read the driver his rights and Rescue transported him to Rhode Island Hospital. He said the driver repeated that he already told DiMaio he was tripping and he wasn't going to submit to any tests. He said he overheard him telling the hospital staff about taking a Molly and trying to drive home. Dana B. Farrar, 21, of 296 Palmer Ave., Warwick, was charged with DUI and refusal and left in the care of the medical staff.
$1000 left in the car????
You can't fix stupid! Who leaves $1,000 in a locked car, let alone an UNLOCKED car? He is either one of the most ignorant men around or he was lying about it!


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Armed with a killer smile, bangin' body and seductive stare, we simply couldn't resist a photo shoot with the adorable Nina Carla. This flirtatious Filipina had cover model written all over her right from the start, as her army of Myspace fans (us included) are credited for Nina's skyrocketing popularity. Her killer curves were first discovered online thanks to the steamy photos found on her Myspace account and she credits all of her online admirers for her start. This internet vixen's career as a model quickly took off from there, as various websites, magazines and events all began contacting this California cutie. Known to speak her mind and always tell it like it is, we simply couldn't wait for some 1-on-1 time with this confident and sexy sweetheart.
Birth date: September 9
Sign of the Zodiac: Virgo
Measurements: 34 / 23 / 35
Nationality: Filipina
Hometown: San Francisco, CA
Turn-ons: Intelligence, optimism, driven personality
Turn-offs: Disrespectful and judgmental people
Pet Peeves: Bad hygiene
Hair & Makeup by Valerie JC & Gaby Ramos
PAS: How long have you been modeling?
Nina Carla: I've been modeling for just over one year.
PAS: What's the best part of being a model?
Nina Carla: I'd have to say traveling to different places. It's also a great outlet for me to express my inner seductress (winks).
PAS: Describe yourself in three words.
Nina Carla: Happy, optimistic, loving.
PAS: What got you interested in modeling?
Nina Carla: I love seeing beautiful ladies posing in magazines. It's amazing to see the different curves and shapes your body can make just by posing different angles. I decided to take some pictures of myself to see the different shapes and curves my body could make too.
PAS: We're sure glad you decided to share those curves with us. What are some of your modeling highlights so far?
Nina Carla: It's always fun to do print work for magazines; plus I really enjoy performing in front of a crowd.
PAS: Any dislikes about modeling?
Nina Carla: My dislikes would is definitely unpacking after all the trips I go on for work. I usually don't unpack until I have to pack again (laughs). It's not a good habit, I know!
PAS: Well if you ever need some company on these exotic trips, feel free to invite us. What is the strangest photo shoot that you've done?
Nina Carla: Most models probably have dealt with a weird photographer or a strange photo shoot atmosphere at some point. They can make you feel uncomfortable, but after a while you get over it… unless they are really strange in a creepy kinda way.
PAS: What are the best and worst traits about yourself?
Nina Carla: My best would have to be that I'm very goal oriented and extremely hardworking. My worst trait would be being impatient sometimes and that I overwork myself. Seriously, I over work myself to death!
PAS: Can you tell us about your first kiss?
Nina Carla: Wow, you guys really know how to dig up the dirt huh? My first real kiss happened when I was already in my third year of high school… I was such a late bloomer. I do really miss the young and innocent young love days though.
PAS: Have any of your fantasies become reality?
Nina Carla: Not yet actually, I'm still working on it. But let's just say I have a very vivid imagination!
PAS: What is your best physical feature?
Nina Carla: I like my butt and also my lips. Which part do you like? (winks)
PAS: Do you have any pets?
Nina Carla: I am an animal fanatic! I have a little dog named Zia. She's my firstborn baby. I like anything furry as long as it doesn't bite.
PAS: What is your favorite pastime?
Nina Carla: I love watching movies, trying new food and restaurants and dancing.
PAS: What frightens you the most?
Nina Carla: I am afraid of the dark, ghosts, and dislike
yucky bugs.
PAS: What is your idea of perfect happiness?
Nina Carla: I'd say laying in the sun on a beautiful tropical beach, sippin' a nice cold drink in my super sexy bathing suit with a cute guy and my dog.
PAS: What three items would you take with you to a deserted island?
Nina Carla: My iPod, cell phone, and flip flops.
PAS: What is your favourite type of food?
Nina Carla: I love to eat! I love sushi the most, fruits, Jamba Juice, and fried foods (so bad for you!).
PAS: What is your dream car?
Nina Carla: I want a white Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG… such a sexy car.
PAS: Who are your heroes in real-life?
Nina Carla: My dad, I swear he can build anything out of nothing!
PAS: What is the sexiest thing about a man?
Nina Carla: There is nothing sexier than a man who knows who he is. Confidence (not cockiness) is definitely the key.
PAS: How do you seduce a guy?
Nina Carla: Look into his eyes and whisper "I want you" as I slowly move in closer and closer to him. When it comes to seduction, actions definitely speak louder than words.
PAS: What is your motto?
Nina Carla: Live life to the fullest!
PAS: What quality do you like most in a man?
Nina Carla: Responsible, caring, confident, and intelligent, a little sense of humor won't hurt. I love to laugh.
PAS: What quality do you like most in a woman?
Nina Carla: Women are definitely sexier creatures. I have to admit that I would check out a lady before I would a guy.
PAS: Tell us about any upcoming projects of yours?
Nina Carla: My website www.ninacarla.com is launching very soon! Stay tuned for that!
PAS: Do you have any shout outs or last words?
Nina Carla: Much love to the team at PAS Magazine, you fellas are amazing to work with and special thanks to my fans out there, you guys rock!
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Little pies, or if you want, galettes.
20 comments:
Thanks! They ARE so good. It's taking all my willpower not to eat them all for breakfast!ReplyDelete
Gaile - I always use the same rice flour mix:ReplyDelete
for 3 cups
1 cup white rice flour
1 cup brown rice flour
2/3 cup potato starch
1/3 cup tapioca starch
It's posted in the 'flour mix, important info' link on the top of the page!
Jennifer - In my house there's only two of us, so obviously we didn't eat these all the day I made them. They were fine the next day (and a day after and maybe for a few more). I think it should be fine! Let me know how it turns out!!ReplyDelete
that pie crust looks divine! I can't wait to try it. I've tried 2 different GF pie crusts, and both were BIG flops!ReplyDelete
Thanks for posting!
Cathy | Strawberries
Hi Jill Elise, great blog! We found it when we googled 'vegan, gluten free crumble'.ReplyDelete
How much is a stick of Earth Balance over there? We have a vegan butter alternative here but it's not in sticks.
And is selzer, sparkling water/soda water?
I would LOVE to try making this pie pastry! Ta!
A stick of earth balance is the same as a stick of butter, which is 8 tablespoons or 1/2 c. Seltzer is soda water - carbonated but not sweet!
- Jennifer K10:04 PM
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I was so afraid I would never make a gluten free pie crust that would be delicious, and now I have! Instead of using it for T-giving, I just baked a clam chowder pot pie with this recipe doubled for a two crust pie. It is absolutely delicious!ReplyDelete
Happy Holidays!
I've been digging through your site and have found so many fabulous recipes and have found lots of inspriation. I think we have the same baking bug...I have been in the kitchen all day. It seems I just can't help myself.ReplyDelete
Oh gosh Nikki, I don't have a clue. Can you have nuts? Maybe a nut crust?ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for this recipe, it's absolutely fantastic. I modified just a little bit to make it potato- & corn-free and it's still perfect! I lve used it for turkey pot pie, venison pot pie and blueberry pie. My blog is http://www.allergicadventures.com, if you want to check the recipes out. I just used it today to make 'pigs-in-a-blanket', they're baking in the oven right now for the superbowl, can't wait to see how they turn out :)ReplyDelete
i just saw your comment at "hey, that tastes good!" and wanted to cross-post, in case you didnt read it :)ReplyDelete
"allergic adventures, meet hey that tastes good! i only JUST started baking, and your two blogs have been my "go to" place. I have so many of Rylee's allergies, and also have to do a rotation diet, and the galettes were my FIRST attempt at a crust.. ever. it went so successfully! i added some amaranth to the crust, for a crunch, and used them for mini pot pies. i used silicone cupcake cups, and i could pop out the whole pie when i was done, and the next day, i tossed my sweetie one on his way out the door. a pot pie, for lunch!
thank you to both of you so much!


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12 Jan 2013
Coca-Cola Toy Crate
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Very cute I wish I could find one of those crates.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! We were pretty excited when we found it yard-saling.Delete
Love this - such a great idea. Not sure I am up to producing the same but concept is great.ReplyDelete
very cute! I'm still sort of in denial that I'm going to have baby toys spilling all over the place again soon (other kids are old enough to keep their stuff corralled in their rooms), but I need to start collecting good ideas like this for a few months from now.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! I think I am constantly picking up toys around our house. Enjoy the toy free time while you can. :)Delete
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Cute! Love how it slides under the dresser for storage.ReplyDelete
This is so cool! You must stop by my blog. We just blogged about how we turned the same coca-cola crate into a dog bowl holder! Love this toy box!ReplyDelete
Great idea for toy storage!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! Our little guy has really enjoyed keeping his blocks in it.Delete
Love this project! We saw some of these exact crates at an antique store the other day and thought about putting crayons in the little cubbies. My husband wasn't sure about it so we didn't get it, but now I'm kicking myself for passing it up!ReplyDelete
You are lucky I don't live near you or you might just be missing your crate! I love it so much. I need to find a vintage crate that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.ReplyDeleteReplies
Ha Ha! I'll have to keep it locked up just in case. :) Hopefully, you'll run into someone wanting to get rid of one of these crates.Delete


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The TLV716 is a family of dual-channel, capacitor-free,150-mA, low-dropout (LDO) voltage
regulators with multiple fixed-output options available from 1 V to 3.3 V. These devices provide an
initial 1% accuracy and 1.5% accuracy overtemperature.
The TLV716 family is designed to be stable with or without an input or output capacitor.
Eliminating the output capacitor allows for a very small solution size. The TLV716P series provides
an active pulldown circuit to quickly discharge the output voltage if the application requires an
output capacitor.
The device provides inrush current control during device power up and enabling. Inrush
control provides constant-current charging of the output load during start-up, thereby reducing the
risk of an undesired overcurrent fault from the input supply or battery.
The TLV716 family is available in a 1.2-mm × 1.2-mm SON-6 package and is ideal for
space-constrained applications.