text: The American Film Institute has listed the best movie quotes from US films... Story here with the top 10 and highlights of others. No. 1 was Rhett Butler's parting shot to Scarlett O'Hara:"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn." Brando had the No. 2 and 3 quotes -- "I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse," from "The Godfather" and his "I coulda been a contender" speech from "On the Waterfront." Judy Garland's Dorothy Gale came in fourth with "Toto, I've got a feeling we're not in Kansas anymore," from The Wizard of Oz." Two other lines from "Gone With the Wind" made the top 100, Leigh's "After all, tomorrow is another day" (No. 31) and "As God is my witness, I'll never be hungry again" (No. 59). At No. 5 was "Here's looking at you, kid," spoken by Rick (Humphrey Bogart) to Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) in "Casablanca." Rounding out the top 10: 6. "Go ahead, make my day," Clint Eastwood, "Sudden Impact." 7. "All right, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up," Gloria Swanson, "Sunset Boulevard." 8. "May the Force be with you," Harrison Ford, "Star Wars." 9. "Fasten your seatbelts. It's going to be a bumpy night," Bette Davis, "All About Eve." 10. "You talking to me?", Robert De Niro, "Taxi Driver." Woof, Woof - Dawg


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Devan showing off his mad skills with his Christmas present.
I'm pretty much a sharp shooter..well kind of!
Landon shot off one round and decided he will stick with BB guns.
These pictures are a little scary to me :). You know how I love guns! I love how offical and pleased with himself Landon looks.

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A computer program has been been developed with can quickly decipher an ancient written language used in Biblical times, opening up the possibility to translate other ancient texts which humans have been unable to translate.
Created by a team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the program automatically translates written Ugaritic, which consists of dots and wedge-shaped stylus marks on clay tablets. The script was last used around 1200 B.C. in western Syria.
Written examples of this "lost language" were discovered by archaeologists excavating the port city of Ugarit in the late 1920s. It took until 1932 for language specialists to decode the writing. Since then, the script has helped shed light on ancient Israelite culture and Biblical texts.
Using no more computing power than that of a high-end laptop, the new program compared symbol and word frequencies and patterns in Ugaritic with those of a known language, in this case, the closely related Hebrew.
Through repeated analysis, the program linked letters and words to map nearly all Ugaritic symbols to their Hebrew equivalents in a matter of hours.
The program also correctly identified Ugaritic and Hebrew words with shared roots 60 percent of the time. Shared roots are when words in different languages spring from the same source, such as the French homme and Spanish hombre, which share the Latin root for "man."


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The City of McKinney, in partnership with Make-A-Wish® North Texas, McKinney Velo Club and Matrix Cycling Club, is proud to announce that the fourth annual Wish 100 cycling event will take place on Oct. 6 in Historic Downtown McKinney.
This 60-mile ride through McKinney and surrounding cities in Collin County will bring North Texas cycling enthusiasts together to raise funds for wishes of children battling life-threatening medical conditions.
Last year, Wish 100 raised more than $173,000, granted more than 500 wishes in North Texas and brought out over 1,250 riders. There are three planned ride distances -- 62 miles, 42 miles and 12 miles.
"We are proud to partner with Make-A-Wish® North Texas, McKinney Velo Club and Matrix Cycling Club to help raise awareness and funds in helping making these wishes come true," said Ty Lake, Main Street and MPAC Director. "There are so many wonderful causes that our great citizens support and I feel confident that by working together, we can ensure that wishes are granted this year in Collin County.
"Downtown McKinney will roll out the red carpet and welcome riders, family and friends," Lake added.
"More than 1,200 children in North Texas will be diagnosed with life-threatening medical conditions this year. Wish 100 is not just a bicycle rally, but rather an entire experience that unites companies, communities and most importantly, brings hope, strength and joy to deserving children and families," said Scotty Landry, CEO of Make-A-Wish North Texas.
On Saturday, Oct. 6 on-site registration and packet pickup opens at 6 a.m. at 271 S. Tennessee St., on the corner of Tennessee and Davis streets. The ride begins at 8 a.m. A celebration picnic starts immediately following the morning ride for riders, friends, family, sponsors and fans.
Sponsors to date for this year's event include Ericsson, Cooks Children's Hospital, Richardson Bike Mart, FIAT of McKinney, PepsiCo and FreshCoat Paint. For course, registration and fundraising information, please visit www.wish100tx.org.
About the author: Anna Clark is Communications and Media Manager for the City of McKinney.


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text: More on the TrustKeeper Phish February 22, 2013 Phil Hay Comments (0) Yesterday we alerted people to a widespread phishing campaign misusing Trustwave's brand. Here we go into some more detail about the campaign. First up, I'd like to repeat, these messages did not originate from Trustwave, and at no time was... Read More


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A monster expects to be killed by companions from kids. because that monster used to hurt many kids. that monster used to live at the filthy underground. when that monster (it) wants to appear it makes stuff or materials move.
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Skyler is 18 and hasnt really seen everything in her...
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What are communities of practice?
A community of practice is a network of people who exchange knowledge about a common profession. Members of the community exchange best practices and share evidence and results while supporting each other on a personal level. Good examples of these communities are the LinkedIn groups that can be found for nearly any profession.
While communities of practice are common and valuable in the working world, too often the interactions within a course are designed to apply only to that course, rather than prepare the student for the broader discussion within the profession that they will encounter after leaving school. That's why I focus on forming communities of practice within my online courses.
A gradual approach to communities of practice
While there are various ways to promote communities of practices in online courses, I find discussion forums are the easiest place to start. When I design my discussion forums for my classes, I use a gradual design approach that spans the entire semester. The idea is to use the forum to facilitate a pathway toward communities of practice for the students.


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Submersible ROV manufacturer, VideoRay, has been awarded a $2.2 million dollar contract by the Combating Terrorism Technical Support Office (CTTSO) of the US Department of Defense to modernize the United States Coast Guard's (USCG) fleet of VideoRay Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROV).
VideoRay systems have been employed by the Department of Homeland Security at various ports since 2003, inspecting ships and harbor infrastructure. The ROVs have been used for both routine and emergency responders to inspect ship hulls and individual pilings of piers and bridges for explosive devices, to help direct divers to an area of interest, to search for, and recover, evidence which has been discarded in a body of water, and to inspect an object or area of interest before deploying divers.
This contract will update all USCG VideoRay ROVs to the latest technology, including sonar, an improved non-acoustic navigation system, video enhancement, advanced ship hull inspection capabilities, and other improvements required to expand their role and work in challenging conditions. The CTTSO and USCG project includes requirements for 100% search coverage while assuring 100% probability of detection (POD) in very strong currents, with low visibility water.
"VideoRay is honored to be selected by CTTSO and the USCG for this contract" said Scott Bentley, President of VideoRay LLC. "The Technical Support Working Group (TSWG) within CTTSO has considerable experience and expertise in selecting the most effective tools from vendors in a competitive marketplace, then helping field those solutions effectively.
Suppliers of sensors integrated on the new VideoRay configurations include KCF Technologies of State College, Pennsylvania, BlueView Technologies of Seattle, Washington, and Lyyn AB of Lund, Sweden.
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Kelly Clarkson forms girl group
Kelly Clarkson forms girl group
Kelly Clarkson has formed a girl group, Already Famous, with her backing singers.
The 'Because of You' singer has formed the vocal harmony band with her touring backup singers Jill and Kate and they have already started working on songs in the studio.
Kelly tweeted: "I'm off to Oklahoma to record some songs with @jillandkate! I love random writing and recording with friends! (sic)
"We've been writing & singing together 4 over 4 years so we thought why not record it. We love singing harmony! (sic)"
The group later posted a small photo montage, and wrote: "Just wrapped up in the studio," then listed their producers and engineers.
Jarod Evans, who had been working with them, tweeted back: "twas awesome. you guys wrote some amazing tunes! ready for round 2! (sic)"
Kelly also confirmed she will share lead vocal duties with her bandmates, saying: "We all sing lead, alto, and soprano at different points."
The 'I Do Not Hook Up' hitmaker is also working on her fifth solo album, which she can't wait for fans to hear.
When complemented on her songs, she tweeted back to a fan: "Thanks for digging the music. Can't wait for you to hear the new stuff!"


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Use these steps to support network settings on the HTC Desire 626s.
On this page:
APN & data settings
- Press the Menu key.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Mobile data.
- Tap Access Point Names.
- If available, tap the T-Mobile Data APN (the bullet point fills with green). If not available, tap the Menu key, and then tap New APN. To reset your APN settings, tap the Menu key and then tap Reset to default.
- Verify and update the following settings for the Data APN:
- Name: T-Mobile US LTE
- APN: fast.t-mobile.com
- Proxy: <Not set>
- Port: <Not set>
- Username: <Not set>
- Password: <Not set>
- Server: <Not set>
- MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
- MMS proxy: <Not set>
- MMS port: <Not set>
- MMS protocol: WAP 2.0
- Authentication type: <Not set>
- APN type: <Not set> OR Internet+MMS
- APN protocol: IPv4/IPv6
- APN roaming protocol: IPv4
- Enable/disable APN: <greyed out unless there are multiple APN's>
- Bearer: Unspecified
- Tap the Menu key.
- Tap Save.
- Tap the desired APN profile you want to use. The bullet point fills with green next to the APN profile.
Manual network selection
The device detects and registers on wireless networks inside T-Mobile's calling area, but roaming networks are usually restricted to T-Mobile SIM cards. You can manually select a network only in areas where T-Mobile does not own GSM spectrum.
- From any Home screen, tap Apps.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Mobile data.
- Tap Network operators.
- Tap Search networks.
- Select the desired network.
Switch 2G / 4G
- From any Home screen, tap Apps.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Mobile data.
- Tap Network Mode.
- Select an option:
- Tap WCDMA only to use a 3G connection only.
- Tap GSM only to use a 2G connection only.
- Tap GSM / WCDMA auto to use a 4G connection when available.
- Tap GSM / WCDMA / LTE auto to use an LTE connection when available.
Turn on / off airplane mode
Airplane mode turns off wireless connections. This allows app and menu use, but prevents voice or Internet use.
- Press and hold the Power key.
- Tap Airplane mode to turn on or turn off.
Turn on / off data roaming
- From any Home screen, tap Apps.
- Tap Settings.
- Tap Mobile data.
- Select the Data roaming check box.
- Tap OK.


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See that phone sitting up there, AT&T customers? That's the Pantech Magnus/Batsu P9090, an Android-powered handset that was recently revealed by @evleaks on Twitter and could very well be sitting on the shelves of your local AT&T store in the near future. Details about the phone and its availability are still unclear, but we can see what appears to be a front-facing camera sitting next to AT&T's globe logo.
It's worth noting that the "Magnus P9090" name has popped up once before, attached to a handset that we now know as the Pantech Flex when that phone leaked out in August. However, Pantech's support site shows that the Flex is actually the P8010, a fact also pointed out by @evleaks. Taking the model numbers into consideration (and assuming that this new device is the real P9090), the Magnus could sport a slightly higher-end spec sheet than the Flex, which includes features like a 4.3-inch 960x540 display. Now we just have to wait for AT&T and Pantech to officially announce the thing to find out exactly what the Magnus's spec list looks like.
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Real Madrid stayed on top of the league with a win over Sporting Gijon, and Esteban Granero believes that they cannot afford any more slip-ups.
Speaking to Marca, Granero said, "We must win all our remaining games."
"Today we were strong in defence, and took our chances."
"I do not know if Barcelona will win tomorrow."
Barca travel to Real Zaragoza on Sunday night.


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The Agency's Archives documents the history and administrative structure of the IAEA, as well as its policies and procedures; programme activities; official records of the IAEA Policy-Making Organs (Board of Governors and General Conference); and agreements relevant for the Agency's work and treaties under IAEA auspices.
The Archives provides access to this information to staff, researchers and others interested in the IAEA's historical records, and organizes walking tours and public presentations of its material. The IAEA maintains the Archives as part of its framework for the management and governance of authentic, reliable and useable records supporting the legal, operational, audit and fiscal responsibilities of the IAEA, for as long as they are required.
A key function of the Archives is the long-term preservation, accessibility and usability of historical records to authorized users. It also ensures the digital continuity of the Agency's institutional memory. It manages around 10,000 linear shelf metres of records in different media. Apart from paper records, it maintains a large audio-visual collection with films, sound recordings and photographs, publications, meeting reports and architectural plans.
Nuclear Information at Your Fingertips: IAEA Celebrates World Book and Copyright Day
Nuclear Information at Your Fingertips: IAEA Celebrates World Book and Copyright Day
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Rockywoods typically has more than 200 Woven Fabrics in various material, colors, weights and prints for you to use to make pants, skirts, shirts, shorts and other articles of clothing.
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Working Lives
The Department of Infection, Immunity and Inflammation are committed to providing an excellent working environment for all staff regardless of gender, race or sexual orientation.
Our Silver Athena SWAN award recognises the advancement of gender equality. This level of award acknowledges significant and sustained progression and achievement in promoting gender equality. We are now striving to further embed a progressive, equality driven environment in which all our staff can thrive.
The links below give further information about our initiatives and we hope that you find them helpful.
- Working Lives Committee, including our Terms of Reference, Minutes of our meetings, the standing agenda and committee membership
- Athena SWAN, with information about the Athena SWAN Charter, University Athena SWAN pages, our Silver Athena SWAN application and Action Plan
- Successes and what we have done so far to improve working lives in our department
- What are we doing for you? Including surveys, mentoring, flexible working, conference fund and leadership opportunities
- Events including mentoring sessions, seminars, talks, debates and our social events
Feedback from staff and students on their experience of working within the Department is welcomed and can be given personally or anonymously


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The main ingredients in Osteo Joint Ease are glucosamine, chondroitin and methylsulfonylmethane; the most common side effects of these supplements are stomach problems, such as excess acid, diarrhea and heartburn, according to WebMD. Headaches, swollen feet and ankles, and skin irritation are also possible side effects, according to Drugs.com.
Since glucosamine is sourced from shellfish, people who are allergic to shellfish or iodine should not take glucosamine supplements, says Mayo Clinic. Those with diabetes, with asthma or at risk for bleeding should also use caution with glucosamine. Supplements, although not regulated as drugs, can interact with medications or medical conditions, so patients should consult with their doctors to verify that the supplement is safe.
The source of chondroitin is animal cartilage. Chondroitin has side effects similar to those of glucosamine, according to WebMD. High doses of chondroitin can contain too much manganese, which can cause nervous system damage. A doctor can recommend a safe dosage. As with any medication, pregnant or nursing women should consult with their doctors before taking the supplements.
Vegans or vegetarians avoid glucosamine and chondroitin because they are sourced from shellfish and animal cartilage, respectively. If diet, allergies or medical conditions do not allow the use of Osteo Joint Ease, patients can ask their physicians for information about suitable alternatives.


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Is up 21% today. I think it's return of good management and a successful European trial... anyone have any information? I have been long ALVR for a long time, and the stock is down to 56 cents. If it's good news, I don't know if I even CAN increase my holdings. Anyway, anyone who knows the company better than I do, I would appreciate some insight. thanks
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Rumblings abound that Neo-Guild has infiltrated the Robot Prison for nefarious purposes, using the inmates for their shady schemes. Determined to get to the bottom of their plans, Janperson infiltrates the prison undercover…but gets far more than he bargained for. Not only is Neo-Guild up to something, they've got help: A rough-talkin', quick-drawin' assassin robot by the name of Gun Gibson and his partner, Carol! Can our hero solve this mystery and survive against his most deadly opponents yet?!
Pundercracker here, and oh BAYBEH~! This is an episode I've been so excited to work on since we began this project! In fact, it's one of my favorite episodes of the series! The plot is incredibly fun for this story arc, taking advantage of the show's premise in a silly and cool way. The fact that it introduces one of the best characters in the series helps it a bunch too, of course.
As a side note: See if you can spot the recycled Zyurangera and Winspector props in this episode.


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All aboard! Electronic Arts Inc. today announced that Rail Simulator has shipped to North American retailers for the PC. Train enthusiasts will find even more control, track options and unprecedented graphics in Rail Simulator as they take the helm of historic and contemporary trains on more than 1,000 miles of real-life routes from around the world. Developed by Kuju Entertainment, the North American version of the game features new content including U.S. trains and the famous Barstow to San Bernadino route modeled in extraordinary detail. Rail Simulator shipped in Europe in October 2007.
"Our team is excited to be able to bring Rail Simulator to North America and really pleased to be able to provide rail fans with content specifically created for their market," said Tim Gatland, managing director of Rail Simulator Developments Limited. "It's been great working with the team at EA Partners once again following our European launch a few months ago."
"At EA Partners, we are always looking to work with independent developers who are leaders in their categories, and Kuju Entertainment is unquestionably at the head of this genre," said David DeMartini, vice president and general manager of EA Partners. "We have had a great experience working with Kuju and are looking forward to getting Rail Simulator out to train enthusiasts across North America."
From the team behind the popular Microsoft Train Simulator, Kuju Entertainment is continuing to push the genre to new heights. Rail Simulator puts players in full control of every aspect of the train's operation and even gives players a powerful track editor to create and share their own routes. Varying difficultly levels tailor the game to players of all skill levels, from Easy to Full Simulation.
Rail Simulator is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB. More information about Rail Simulator is available at www.railsimulator.com.
About Electronic Arts
Electronic Arts Inc. (EA), headquartered in Redwood City, California, is the world's leading interactive entertainment software company. Founded in 1982, the company develops, publishes, and distributes interactive software worldwide for video game systems, personal computers, cellular handsets and the Internet. Electronic Arts markets its products under four brand names: EA SPORTS, EA, EA SPORTS BIG and POGO. In fiscal 2007, EA posted revenue of $3.09 billion and had 24 titles that sold more than one million copies. EA's homepage and online game site is www.ea.com. More information about EA's products and full text of press releases can be found on the Internet at https://info.ea.com.
About Kuju Entertainment
Kuju Entertainment is one of Europe's leading independent game developers on console, PC and handheld platforms and has been creating top-rated games for over eighteen years. Kuju operates five studios in the UK; Chemistry, Kuju London, Zoe Mode, Nik Nak and doublesix. Kuju Entertainment is part of the Catalis N.V. media services group.


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PALO ALTO, Calif. --A helicopter heading toward Palo Alto Airport made an emergency landing in a marshy area near U.S. Highway 101 Thursday afternoon, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said.
The helicopter, a Robinson R-22, experienced engine problems and landed near Embarcadero Road and Highway 101 in Palo Alto, spokesman Ian Gregor said.
The pilot was the only person on board and did not appear to be injured, Gregor said.
The aircraft is registered to Parker Helicopter, LLC in Capitola in Santa Cruz County.
The helicopter landed on its side in about 4 feet of water.
Emergency crews responded to the scene and the FAA and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating.
ABC7 contributed to this report


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Aptive uses a proven best-in-class approach to planning, designing, and executing projects. We work to understand our clients' business objectives and barriers, and strategize and implement solutions that are tightly integrated into the strategic and organizational management agendas of our clients' organizations.
IT Services
Information systems are a key opportunity for improving organizational performance. At Aptive, we apply technology strategy and design expertise to address our clients' strategic technology goals. Our architects, engineers, designers, and system operators have deep expertise in their target domains. Our professionals support organizations in conceiving, designing, deploying, and operating complex systems to achieve new capabilities or improved efficiencies.
From developing website content and conducting search engine optimization (SEO) to information security and network administration, Aptive works with our clients to define IT goals and implement solutions that meet business and communications objectives.
Aptive's technology services include:
- Technical Architecture
- Systems Engineering & Integration
- IT Operations
- Online Marketing
- Website Development
- Mobile App Development
- Analytics & Reporting
- Independent Verification & Validation
Strategic Communications
Whether you're building or enhancing your brand or reputation, launching a new campaign, capability, or business process, or explaining organizational transactions to stakeholders, communications that engage target audiences at the right time, in the right place, and with the right message are imperative to success.
Aptive works with clients to develop strategic communications plans that are based on research, contain specific marketing and outreach objectives, and include metrics for success. We identify stakeholders, determine key messages, design strategies that gain stakeholder buy-in, develop products and materials that meet communications goals, implement communications tactics, and evaluate performance to continually optimize our campaigns.
Organizational Management
Organizations frequently find themselves carrying out large-scale changes and complex initiatives that alter their culture, business models, and day-to-day operations. Aptive helps our clients drive change and improve their capabilities and productivity by applying advanced processes and tools to complex business problems.
We collaborate with leadership to define success, identify procedural and cultural roadblocks to that success, and implement change to achieve success. We proactively address barriers to progress and transformation and implement disciplined, quantitative, and analytical approaches to management challenges. When necessary, we develop training in various modalities to support change or enhance rollout of new or complex policies, procedures, IT infrastructure, or programs. We combine our in-depth knowledge of client goals with our broad training expertise to promote and enhance adoption of new processes, systems, or initiatives.
Aptive's organizational management capabilities allow our clients to leverage economies of scale, streamline decision-making, improve communications, and implement industry best practices. Aptive's organizational management services include:
- Program Management
- Change Management
- Training
- Organizational Development
Branding and Creative Services
Aptive works with clients to create an identity that effectively communicates their organization's message in every application and across every media channel. We understand that your brand must leave stakeholders with not only a memorable experience, but also a memorable message. Our approach enables us to develop creative products that integrate seamlessly into an organization's strategic goals. From graphic design and video production to multimedia presentations and websites, Aptive understands how creative materials help move your organization forward.
Aptive's branding and creative services include:
- Graphic Design
- Graphic Standards Manuals
- Naming & Logo Development
- Identity Packages
- Collateral Development
- Brand Development
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For New Zealand it was yet another stumble at the semi-final stage of a world tournament. "We need to find a way, first to get back into a semi-final and then to get over that hurdle," said Vettori.
Ross Taylor was New Zealand's top scorer with 37 not out off 23 balls, including 17 off the last over, bowled by Mohammad Asif.
Rain interrupted New Zealand's innings when they were 44 for no wicket after 6.2 overs, with Lou Vincent on 25 and Brendon McCullum on 16.
But Vincent was out for 28 nine balls after the resumption, superbly caught and bowled when he hammered a straight drive against left-arm spinner Fawad Alam.
New Zealand's innings never regained its earlier momentum, with Gul, who started bowling in the 12th over, keeping the pressure on the batsmen.
Gul took two wickets in his second over, dismissing Scott Styris and Peter Fulton, and had Jacob Oram caught behind in his third over.
Taylor was involved in two mix-ups which led to the run-outs of captain Daniel Vettori and Shane Bond, who both sacrificed themselves so that Taylor could continue batting.
Alam, 21, the leading run-scorer and wicket-taker in Pakistan's domestic 20-overs competition, took two for 29 in his second Twenty20 international appearance.
Mohammad Hafeez and Imran Nazir batted aggressively to put on 60 for Pakistan's first wicket before Hafeez was leg before to Scott Styris off the first ball of the eighth over.
Despite needing a runner because of a groin strain, Nazir went for his shots to hit 59 off 41 balls with five sixes and three fours.
Vettori said that although New Zealand had allowed Nazir to have a runner, he felt the player had moved freely both at the crease and when he ran on to celebrate Pakistan's win. "It's not the way we play the game," he said.
Nazir's dismissal by off-spinner Jeetan Patel was quickly followed by those of Younis Khan and Shahid Afridi.
But Malik and Misbah-ul-Haq ensured Pakistan would play in the final with an unbeaten stand of 36. Malik finished the match with a six off Patel.
New Zealand
|L Vincent
|c and b Fawad Alam
|B McCullum
|lbw b Shahid Afridi
|S Styris
|c Sohail Tanvir b Umar Gul
|P Fulton
|c Shoaib Malik b Umar Gul
|R Taylor
|not out
|C McMillan
|c Younis Khan b Fawad Alam
|J Oram
|c Kamran Akmal b Umar Gul
|D Vettori
|run out (Shahid Afridi)
|S Bond
|run out
|J Patel
|not out
|(lb1, nb2, w3)
|(8 wkts, 20 overs)
Falls: 1-50 (Vincent), 2-74 (McCullum), 3-85 (Styris), 4-87 (Fulton), 5-104 (McMillan), 6-106 (Oram), 7-107 (Vettori), 8-126 (Bond)
|Mohammad Asif 4-0-34-0
|Sohail Tanvir 4-0-30-0 (2nb, 1w)
|Shahid Afridi 4-0-24-1 (2w)
|Fawad Alam 3-0-29-2
|Umar Gul 4-0-15-3
|Mohammad Hafeez 1-0-10-0
Did not bat: M Gillespie
|Mohammad Hafeez
|lbw b Styris
|Imran Nazir
|lbw b Patel
|Younis Khan
|c McCullum b Vettori
|Shoaib Malik
|not out
|Shahid Afridi
|c Fulton b Bond
|not out
|(lb2, w2)
|(4 wkts, 18.5 overs)
Falls: 1-60 (Mohammad Hafeez), 2-96 (Imran Nazir), 3-104 (Younis Khan), 4-111 (Shahid Afridi)
|Bond 4-0-33-1 (1w)
|Gillespie 3-0-30-0 (1w)
|Vettori 4-0-22-1
|Styris 3-0-14-1
|Patel 3.5-0-31-1
|Oram 1-0-15-0
Did not bat: Fawad Alam, Kamran Akmal, Sohail Tanvir, Umar Gul, Mohammad Asif
Result: Pakistan won by six wickets.
Umpires: D Harper, S Taufel (both AUS). TV umpire: I Howell (RSA). Match referee: M Procter (RSA).


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Hospital welcomes new urogynecologist
Hospital welcomes new urogynecologist
WELLS — York Hospital has welcomed Samantha J. Pulliam, M.D. as a urogynecologist and member of the medical staff. She has recently joined Coastal Obstetrics & Gynecology in Wells.
Pulliam received her B.S. from Duke University in Durham, N.C., and her M.D. from Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, N,C.
She completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at both Boston Medical Center and Massachusetts General Hospital/Brigham & Women's Hospital.
Pulliam completed her fellowship in urogynecology and reconstructive pelvic surgery at Mount Auburn Hospital. She is also a board certified dipolomate specializing in obstetrics and gynecology.
As a urogynecologist, Pulliam is able to help patients with pelvic floor dysfunction. This may include incontinence, prolapse, emptying disorders, pelvic or bladder pain or overactive bladders.
Treatments may include minimally invasive approaches such as vaginal or laparoscopic surgery, synthetic mesh procedures or more conservative, non-surgical therapies.
"Mandy provides York Hospital with a unique opportunity to improve the lives of women with pelvic floor disorders, such as pelvic prolapse and bowel and bladder control problems — without leaving the Seacoast region," said Coralee Thomson, leader of Rehabilitative Services at York Hospital. "Her clinical skills and advanced training will complement the skills already provided by our local gynecologists and urologists. This collaborative care will benefit our patients and provide more rapid access to expert care."
Pulliam, also on staff at Mass General Hospital, is excited to practice at York Hospital a few days each month. Always having enjoyed Maine, she is "pleased with the opportunity to meet with and treat patients close to home, where they're more comfortable ...; and is also thrilled to be working with the staff at Coastal OB/GYN."
For information about the services Pulliam offers or to schedule an appointment, please call Coastal Obstetrics & Gynecology at 641-8044.
For information about other physicians associated with York Hospital, visit www.yorkhospital.com or call the Friendraising Office at 351-2228.


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You may also use anonymous ftp to epas.utoronto.ca (long as "anonymous" and use your Internet or Bitnet address as password). Move into /pub/cch/tact/tact2.1gamma directory with the "cd" command. Make sure the file type is set to "binary". Then "get" each of the compressed TACT files. When you download these files to your microcomputer, also be sure to set the file type to "binary".
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>I am compiling an annotated list of concordance packages and would >appreciate assistance in identifying worthy items and their notable >attributes.
Dans le domaine des logiciels pour Mac il me semble qu'Hyperbase d'Etienne Brunet devrait etre mentionne. Cf.:
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I have been developing a project for quite some time on visaulizing text
in three-dimensional space. It has some of the properties of a
concordance and you might find it helpful. The web site for the project
The site looks and works best on a workstation of some kind but on a good PC it should also work fine. I would appreciate your perspective on the project and of those in the humanist list. Can some posting be made with regards to the Web site? I hope you find the work of some value and interest.
Antonio Gonzalez-Walker
Cornell Universtiy
I am working on a Windows concordance program, which I hope to publish in a couple of weeks time. I would like to have the program tested on a variety of systems and so I am making a beta-version available. Probably the best way to get hold of the program is to start by linking to a section of a Corpus Linguistics page: http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~barlow/corpus.html#Software.
I know about concordance use in linguistics and in language teaching, but I am ignorant about its use in the humanities in general. Are concordance programs being used in literature studies? In what way? Any pointers to articles, etc. would be appreciated.
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Rice University/Athelstan
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There are plenty of other collation programs around, and they generally try to address this problem of dealing with many texts. (If you've only got two texts, after all, it may be less work to collate them by eye, in view of the amount of work involved to enter them into the computer accurately.) A look through the MLA Bibliography, or even just back issues of Computers in the Humanities and Literary & Linguistic Computing, will turn some up. Because it's very new, I'll mention the recent version for the Mac of Peter Shillingsburg's CASE program, which is more oriented towards working with prose texts than many collation programs are; it's available at
Readers of this list may be interested to know that I have linked the full texts of some articles that I have published about computers, writing, and literary study to my Web home page. To read them, connect with
click on "scholarship" then select one of the highlighted titles.
CWRL-- an electronic journal devoted to the intersections of computers, writing, rhetoric, and literature.
CWRL is published by the Computer Writing Research Lab, a facility of the Division of Rhetoric and Composition, at the University of Texas at Austin CWRL publishes articles that address computer-aided pedagogy in the fields of Rhetoric, Composition and Literature and is available solely on the World Wide Web.
As of Thursday afternoon, the UC Irvine Online Critical Theory Resource
(CTR) is available on the World Wide Web. You may access it from the
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links to UCI Sources, Special Collections, and the UCI Online Critical
Theory Resource. Alternatively, you can jump directly to the Special
Collections Page by pointing your web browser to
Tom Horton asks about text analysis software. Those interested might want to look at TACTweb. TACTweb is a version of TACT that is a cgi that can be connected to a PC based web server. To try it or to learn how you can set up your own copy, check out the following URL:
All the best,
Geoffrey Rockwell
In my Web site you can find a document on ways to use CONC 1.76 for the Macintosh with Chinese texts, and a link to download the option file with the settings I use for this purpose:
Those settings work with Japanese texts as well.
Fabrizio Pregadio
Many thanks to those Humanists who sent me notes about concordancers and text-analytic software. I have incorporated all the items into my page, again at the URL
Corrections and suggestions about the contents of this page are most welcome. Note that I have incorporated a local copy of Etienne Brunet's page on HyperBase, with his blessing. (Transmission from Nice to Toronto is very, very poor during most of my waking hours; I assume others in N. America have the same problem with trans-Atlantic communication via the Web.)
During the summer of 1996, Dakota State University will offer CHUM 650 Computing for the Humanities: a course that students can complete by receiving and sending materials via Internet. The three-semester-hour course is offered for graduate credit.
INSTRUCTOR: Eric Johnson, Ph.D.
A study of computer applications in the humanities such as analysis of texts, arranging data from research, and formatting for printing and desktop publishing.
The focus of the course in 1996 will be on analysis of texts
using computer programs created by Prof. Johnson. The programs
and instructions for their use will be provided to all enrolled
Students should register for the course prior to May 15. They may register by completing a form on the Web at:
or by sending email to
Answers to frequently asked questions about CHUM 650 can be found on the Web at
http://www.dsu.edu/~johnsone/chumfaq.html Information can be requested from the Admissions Office and Registrar by sending email to
A Web page similar to the description you are reading can be found at
Anyone seeking information about the CHUM 650 may, of course, send email to the instructor, Eric Johnson, at
LETRS (The Library Electronic Text Resource Center) at Indiana University has a collection of guides to electronic texts and tools (including one for TACT) available on its web pages at:
<URL http://www.indiana.edu/~letrs/text-tools/softwareoverview.html>
EPITEST is an experimental software for the structural analysis of action structures in literary texts. It is based on concepts central to formalist and structuralist narratology, including the models developed by Vladimir Propp, Claude Bremond, Tzvetan Todorov, Algirdas Greimas and Thomas Pavel. The aim of EPITEST is to facilitate the detailed differential analysis of action-structures in larger samples of pre-encoded literary texts. A detailed, updated description of the EPITEST-project including graphs is now available at the following address:
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Grimlands on Kickstarter!
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Dear community, as you know by now gamigo has cancelled development of Grimlands. However, the developer DRAGO Entertainment has taken the project to "Kickstarter" in order to raise the funds for finishing the game. gamigo is not involved in this but of course we wish the guys best of luck! If you want to support
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Hello Grimlanders, sadly the beta phase is coming to an end today, however the next phase is starting soon. In the meantime we would like to get some feedback for you. Therefore we would like you to take a few minutes and fill out the survey: CBT Survey Thanks a lot for you support and
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Acts of acknowledgement
A walk through history is a model for an accurate, respectful, inclusive public telling of the story. It establishes an agenda for healing by:
- Allowing the conscience of large numbers of people to be mobilized
- Liberating all parties by breaking the cycle of guilt, avoidance and resentment
- Enabling people of different backgrounds to take ownership of shared history
Unhealed history and memory can be "containers for grievances." The right kind of remembering can build a common narrative for a local or national community and can act as a corrective and a guide for the future.
Hope in the Cities calls its history concept, Sacred Stories. This recognizes that each individual and group has memories that are important, often specific to them and which shape their identity. The walk through history enables different groups to share their Sacred Stories and to learn to hear history from the perspective of "the other."
Hope in the Cities offers two models of "walking through history" as experiential learning to begin creating healed and honest relationships based on trust:
- The Richmond Slave Trail - pioneered in Richmond in 1993 this walk has become a model for communities everywhere seeking to heal from a painful past. The Slave Trail forms the heart of experiential walks held on request throughout the year.
- The Historical Timeline - an exercise to enable a diverse group of people to begin to hear, understand and appreciate different events and experiences, and ultimately embrace a shared narrative.
Reconciliation Triangle
Representatives from Liverpool, UK, and West Africa gathered in Richmond, VA, in 2007, for the unveiling of a Reconciliation Statue at the city's former slave market.
The unveiling was the result of nearly 10 years of work to create a Reconciliation Triangle between Richmond, VA, Liverpool, UK, and the republic of Benin, West Africa. Identical statues by Liverpool artist Stephen Broadbent are now in place in each country marking the three points of the infamous slave trade triangle. The statues symbolize a commitment to new relationships based on honesty, forgiveness and reconciliation.


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I was very lucky to be the author at
Authors @ the Teague this past Saturday.
Lesa Holstine, the director of the Velma
Teague Branch and coordinator of the
event, was so wonderful to have me out
to visit. I can't thank her enough. She
even had the most scrumptious little
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Desserts -- truly, wonderful! Thanks, Lesa!
(She's the one in the cool hat, I'm the one in
the cupcake T-shirt -- shocker, I know).
One of the things that I am frequently asked is:
How do you have a life and write three series at
the same time?
Good question. I'm a spaz, so that helps, but I'm
also always looking for ways to make my life with two
ACTIVE boys -- note the understatement -- and a new puppy
quicker and easier without compromise, as in I've never eaten a
frozen dinner in my life (unless it was my own leftovers)
and I'm not planning to start any time soon. I know there are good ones
out there, but I'm trying not to eat any packaged foods. I sound like a food
snob, don't I? Well, this recipe should fix that. It's a total back to basics!
A lovely librarian that I work with (also the mom of two sons -- so she
knows the drill) gave me this recipe the other day and as soon as I read it,
I knew I had to make it. She got it from the New York Times's
Mark Bittman and his Recipe of the Day and graciously
shared it with me. Thanks, Wendy!
Spaghetti with Fried Eggs
1/2 pound thin spaghetti
6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
2 large cloves garlic, slightly smashed
4 eggs
Ground black pepper
Freshly grated Parmesan
Bring a pot of salted water to the boil. Start the sauce in the next step, and start cooking the pasta when the water boils. Combine garlic and 4 tablespoons of the oil in a small skillet over medium-low heat. Cook the garlic, pressing it into the oil occasionally to release its flavor; it should barely color on both sides. Remove the garlic, and add the remaining oil. Fry the eggs gently in the oil, until the whites are just about set and the yolks still quite runny. Drain the pasta, and toss with the eggs and oil, breaking up the whites as you do. (The eggs will finish cooking in the heat of the pasta.) Season to taste, and serve immediately, with cheese if you like.
TESTIFY! This was delicious. We put a little diced pepperoni on
ours, but it was not needed. And it only took 20 minutes to prep
and serve.
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If you are accepted, you will be notified of your workshop placement via email and asked to confirm your intention to attend within two weeks by enrolling and submitting a minimum deposit of $1,000. The remaining balance is due March 15th along with the optional supplemental fee of $500 for a single room. Please note, there are a limited number of single rooms and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Fellowships: WxW offers a limited number of fellowships for the Methow Valley workshop. Fellowship are highly competitive. The WxW Board reviews each fellowship submission and awards are made on the merit of the writing sample alone. Please do not send letters of recommendation. Fellowships cover the cost of tuition. Winners will be responsible for their own room and board ($750), as well as transportation. To apply for a fellowship, please check the "Fellowship Submission" box on the workshop application. The deadline for fellowship consideration is Jan 1. We are always seeking funding for additional fellowships. If you would like to sponsor a fellowship, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cancellation Policy: If you cancel by March 15, 2018, your tuition will be refunded minus a $150 cancellation fee. Refunds for cancellations made after March 15 are contingent upon filling your place and will be made only if your place is filled. In the unlikely event that we must cancel a workshop and you do not wish to transfer to another workshop, you will receive a full refund.


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Crime thriller following high school student Brandon (Matt O'Leary) whose obsession with violence gets out of hand. In the aftermath of 9/11, Brandon becomes fixated with watching brutally violent videos online. When he commits a prank against one of his classmates that goes wrong, things escalate out of control and the events that follow will ultimately devastate his hometown.


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We are a talented group of respected professionals who provide counseling, therapy, coaching, evaluations, hypnotherapy, play therapy, sex therapy, pre-marital counseling, couples counseling, divorce mediation and family therapy. We work with individuals and families through all ages and stages of life. If you're considering therapy in Dallas, Texas, you've come to the right place.
We partner with clients in their unique process of learning, growth, and change. We believe the most productive therapy experience is one of mutual trust, respect, and collaboration. Insights is committed to an open environment with a focus on integrity and meaningful work with the goal that our clients can better enjoy, connect with, and contribute to their world.
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But there's a reason for this – old photos, while they may have been taken with now-outdated hardware, can be truly beautiful. It's that sense of nostalgia that we all want to recreate, to capture that moment of beauty snapped with a camera that would now be described as 'retro'.
An effect that really screams 'old school' is grain; when old cameras struggled to capture light efficiently it could cause the photo to fill with 'noise', or a grain. Sometimes a photo looks great with a bit of this noise – and you can add it Photos. Here's how.
1 Choose your photo
Picking the right shot for the grain effect is essential – to make it effective you want a contrast of light and dark areas. Pick a subject that is classically 'retro' as a starting point.
2 Access editing options
Open your image up in Photos and click the Edit button in the top right. You'll see your options down the right-hand side of the window. Choose Adjust.
3 Look under Black & White
The Grain option can only be applied within the Black & White section. Click the downward-facing arrow next to the section title to reveal the extra options in the list.
4 Get granular
You can now use the slider at the bottom to add the Grain effect. You may not notice a huge difference, especially on a smaller screen, but it does more than you might think.
5 Make it stronger
To make the effect more intense, click Add at the top of the list and choose Definition. This slider will make details clearer, including the grain you've added.
6 Zoom to see
If you want a clearer look at the Grain effect you've added, use the slider to zoom into your image. Now you can adjust the Grain again to get the perfect level for your shot.


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As a blog editor and writer, it's tempting for me to stick with the types of content that are safe and comfortable: namely blog posts. However, in digital marketing especially, readers are short on time. Podcasts and webinars can extend your reach beyond the written word and provide new avenues for engagement.
If you're like me, you might feel hesitant (though excited) about incorporating more audio-visual content into your blog, but you know you're not as confident about producing that media as you are about blogging in your go-to CMS. Where do you begin? If you've already started producing webinars and podcasts, how can you improve?
This week, we explored podcasts and webinars through various posts from our SEMrush Blog community and staff. We've compiled tips, advice and resources to help you succeed on your podcasting and webcasting journeys.
Read on for a complete list of podcast and webinar content and sign up for an SEMrush webinar to observe and participate!
Webinar Preparation: 5 Tips for a Successful Delivery – Marisa Sanfilippo discusses how to prepare for your webinars and sharpen your webinar delivery skills.
The Beginner's Guide to Podcasting: How to Get Started – Larry G. Maguire tells you everything you need to know to get started with your first podcast in this complete guide.
SEMrush Pro Talk: Jack Kaufman, College-Aged Marketer and Entrepreneur – Kathleen Garvin interviews Wildbit Intern Jack Kaufman about entrepreneurship, podcasting and digital marketing.
How to Turbocharge Your Podcast and Webinar Marketing – Kai Davis explores successful content marketing strategies specifically for podcasts and webinars.
A Podcasting Q&A with Holly and Tracy of "Stuff You Missed in History Class" – Philip Brooks asks Holly and Tracy all about their popular podcast and the secrets to their success.
Move Over YouTube: Facebook is Revamping Video – Do you put your recorded webinars on Facebook, YouTube or both? Leonard Kim offers advice about where to place your videos.
SEMrush Rank and the Top Webinar Providers in SEMrush – Which of the top webinar providers win when it comes to SEMrush rank? Mike Isaac dives into the tool to determine the champion.
The SEMrush Podcast on Podcasting – This week on SearchCast, Peter and I discuss what you need to do to start your own podcast. It's so very meta.
Beyond the Blog Post: 5 Under-Utilized Content Types – Danielle Antosz explains why you should consider producing podcasts and webinars to level up your content game.
Our First Podcasts: Things We Learned – Look behind the scenes of the SearchCast, the SEMrush podcast. Kathleen, Peter and I discuss what we learned about our new podcasting channel.
Do you have any other questions about delivering podcasts and webinars? Leave your questions in the comments!
Interested in contributing to the SEMrush Blog? We are currently accepting pitches!
Tara M. Clapper is Technical Editor at SEMrush and Senior Editor at The Geek Initiative, a website celebrating women in geek culture. Connect with her on LinkedIn and Twitter and view her writing portfolio.


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On my last trip to Europe, I planned a few days in London, then a week of driving around Switzerland starting at Geneva. My frequent-flier award would not allow a London-Geneva flight link, so I needed some way to get there. I checked on doing the trip by train, but I quickly found discouraging news: The trip would take almost seven hours, including a schlep on the Paris Metro between the Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon, at a cost of more than $140.
I turned to an airline option — low-fare EasyJet — where I found a nonstop from London to Geneva for about $75, including a checked bag.
An easy call.
Although low-fare lines have proliferated in Europe, you're most likely to find what you want on one of two lines. Here's the lowdown on both.
What Ryanair offers
Ryanair, one of the two giant European low-fare lines, boasts that it carries more international passengers than any other line in the world. Although Ryanair has no "hubs" in the conventional sense — airports where travelers make lots of connections — it has primary bases at London/Stansted, Dublin, Milan, Brussels, Frankfurt and Alicante, with at least a dozen secondary bases and flights to almost 200 airports in Europe and North Africa, with an emphasis on beach destinations.
Ryanair, however, uses remote rather than major airports whenever it can, and as a result, what Ryanair calls "Paris" is really Beauvais or Vatry, "Brussels" is really Charleroi, "Frankfurt" is really Hahn and "Milan" is really Bergamo — not a big problem if you're renting a car but a real hassle if you want convenient public transportation to the central city.
Fares are very low, typically starting at around $30 one way and often less, but Ryanair charges extra for everything — using a credit card, printing a boarding pass, advance boarding, reserved seating and checked baggage, along with the required laundry list of official fees and taxes. (For a humorous take on Ryanair's fees, check www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAg0lUYHHFc.)
Flying Ryanair poses a particular problem for North Americans: Fees are lower if you pay online, in advance, and print out whatever paperwork you need — a capability you might not have when you're away from home. Also getting from central London to its Stansted base costs at least $35 each way — a lot more than getting to Gatwick or Luton.
All flights are on 737s with extremely tight, no-recline seating.
How EasyJet differs
EasyJet, the other giant, isn't quite as large as Ryanair, but in many ways it's similar: It flies point-to-point rather than using hub connections, and it has bases around Europe, including London/Gatwick, Luton, Stansted and Southend, along with Basel, Berlin, Geneva and several others. Flights operate to/from 134 airports from Iceland to Egypt and Israel to the Canary Islands. Despite some overlaps, you often find service on either EasyJet or Ryanair but not both.
EasyJet generally serves primary rather than secondary airports. As with Ryanair, EasyJet shows very low fares, then adds fees for practically everything. EasyJet now flies only A319s and 320s, with typically very tight seating. From central London, EasyJet offers the advantage of lower cost train service to Gatwick, Luton or Southend than to Stansted.
My preference
All in all, given the choice, I'd select EasyJet every time. Skytrax rates EasyJet as No. 2 among European low-fare lines; Ryanair doesn't make the top 100.
The big online travel agencies and search systems don't cover all the low-fare options. (As far as I can tell, the main online fare search systems do not include Ryanair. Kayak includes EasyJet, but Expedia does not.)
So any time you're looking for a low-cost flight outside North America, try these search engines: Floogie.com has a low-fare point-to-point airline locator for Europe. Several websites — Flybudget.com, Skyscanner.com, Wegolo.com and WhichBudget.com — cover the entire world.
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