text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - safety certificates for reactor components forged Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in safety certificates for reactor components forged Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Current Events Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message ajosshiJoined: 17 Jan 2011Location: ajosshi.com Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 2:46 pm Post subject: safety certificates for reactor components forged South Korea widens nuclear investigation, risks power cuts South Korea's main nuclear power supervisor extended an investigation into forged safety certificates for reactor components to three more facilities on Tuesday, a day after shutting down two reactors. South Korea generates 30 percent of its electricity from 23 nuclear reactors at state-owned plants, and the government warned of the potential for unprecedented power shortages as the shutdowns eat into the country's thin spare capacity. Authorities were at pains to stress that the parts involved related to non-crucial aspects of the plants' operation and posed no risk to safety. Yet in the aftermath of the Fukushima nuclear accident in Japan, there were concerns the discovery could tarnish the image of the country's nuclear program. "The commission will verify all the components at the reactors by setting up a private and public team ... We will make regulations to supervise them," said one of the nine members of the Nuclear Safety and Security Commission, who could not be named as he was not authorized to speak to the media. A spokesman at the commission added that members of the private and public joint team would be announced on Wednesday at the earliest, along with their investigation schedules. The three additional reactors under investigation are still running. The two reactors already shut down will remain closed until the parts are replaced. With another five reactors already closed for regular maintenance and glitches, a total of 6,500 megawatts of power capacity has been removed from the grid, from a total capacity of 81,740 MW. The two shut reactors, each able to supply 1,000 MW, were found to have components with certificates purportedly from U.S. and Canadian regulators that had been forged by the suppliers of the parts. The latest incident comes after a series of problems in South Korea's nuclear power sector this year. Several reactors have been shut down for varying periods for malfunctioning, and officials at state-owned Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) have been investigated for receiving bribes, according to local media. "There were a lot of glitches earlier this year in reactors management. Those in charge of the matter often said they didn't know, but not knowing is also a problem," said Kim Jin-woo, president and chief executive of Korea Energy Economics Institute, a government think-tank for energy policy. KHNP, fully owned by state-run utility Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO), reported eight firms that supplied parts had forged 60 certificates to cover 7,682 items between 2003 and 2012, the ministry and the company officials said. KHNP declined to identify the eight firms. Local media reported on Tuesday that KEPCO President and Chief Executive Kim Joong-kyum would soon tender his resignation, although the reports did not say why. A KEPCO spokesman said on Tuesday that he had no knowledge of the matter. SOUTH KOREA TO CUT CONSUMPTION Government officials said South Korea would take measures to cut power consumption rather than hiking imports of alternative fuels to feed additional electricity generation. "We will not increase our purchases of LNG and coal compared with what we have usually bought for the peak winter demand," said an official at the Ministry of the Knowledge Economy, adding that most power plants were operating at full capacity anyway. "We will control demand. We are holding meetings to detail the control measures." South Korea generates 40 percent of its 81,740 megawatts of power with coal, 30 percent with nuclear and the remainder with liquefied natural gas (LNG), according to government data. Actual spare capacity in the peak winter demand months of January and February could fall to just over half the safety margin that the government aims to keep to guarantee supplies. With little spare capacity, the grid would be strained and vulnerable to power outages. The government aims to maintain 4,500 megawatts of reserve power generation capacity over projected demand, officials said. Excess capacity is expected to be 2,750-5,400 megawatts in November and December, and could fall to 2,300 megawatts in January and February, according to the government forecast on Monday. South Korea, which experienced nationwide power cuts in September of last year, has been campaigning to encourage consumers to save energy in the peak seasons of summer and winter. Authorities imposed fines on public buildings that kept doors open while running air conditioning this summer and stipulated that thermostats in big department stores and hotels be set at 26 degrees Celsius, several degrees higher than usual. It has also built up fuel supplies that could be deployed during an emergency through such measures as filling up LNG storage. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/11/06/us-nuclear-korea-idUSBRE8A50KW20121106 Back to top commJoined: 22 Jun 2010 Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:30 pm Post subject: I'm generally not a fan of big government awareness campaigns, but somebody's got to infuse some accountability into Korean culture. Whenever I mention the U.S. fines for traffic violations to a Korean, they're amazed that it could be so costly. Sure you're much more likely to be killed walking along the street in Korea than you are to be murdered in the U.S., but that doesn't mean we should hold people ACCOUNTABLE for breaking laws, right? And the more "power" a Korean has, the less accountable they seem to feel. That opens the door to the inaction of the police and the corruption of politicians. A few weeks ago, an expensive cell phone was stolen from a student at my middle school. The police were brought in, but only to look around. Literally to look around the school. The administrators didn't want the police to talk to the students (there were maybe 3 suspects) because they didn't want it to impact the school's reputation. So instead of demonstrating that law breakers will be pursued and punished, we've shown that crimes will be swept under the rug for our image, even if that impedes justice. What that teaches our students about accountability and justice should be pretty damn obvious. Back to top FoxJoined: 04 Mar 2009 Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:37 pm Post subject: Individual elements of the Korean police / legal system might be less than perfect, but taken as a broad package, I'm probably happier with Korea's system than America's. In America, if I see a cop incidentally behind me in traffic, I know that the slightest mismove turns me into a source of funding for his paycheck. In Korea, I don't have to worry. And while perhaps the police response to the stolen handphone in Korea was tepid, in America I'm not sure the police would even have shown up over it (they certainly didn't show up back when I was in high school and the occasional thing got stolen). When it comes to the police, I -- and I dare say most people -- just want to be left alone. Legalism is over-rated. Back to top commJoined: 22 Jun 2010 Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 6:59 pm Post subject: To be fair, in my specific example the police did exactly what they were asked to do. There are plenty of other damning stories about Korean police as it is. My point was that at every opportunity, the low accountability option is taken. Rather than acknowledge that a crime had occurred and try to bring the thief to justice, the administrator chose (limiting his accountability and that of the school) to keep a low profile and protect the school's image. 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TEDx Rules
TEDx is a global program that is brought to life by thousands of individuals all over the world – which calls for some ground rules. Here, you'll find the complete set of rules for organizing a TEDx event, from start to finish. The rules are non-negotiable and mandatory for all TEDx event organizers. Because it's both our job and yours to maintain the integrity of the TEDx vision.
- Spirit/purpose: Your event must maintain the spirit of TED itself: multidisciplinary, focused on the power of ideas to change attitudes, lives and ultimately, the world. TEDx events are not agenda or single-topic driven.
- Length: Your event may not exceed one day in length.
- Location: TED allocates one location-based license series per applicant; you must live in the city for which you are applying for a license. Your TEDx event must happen in the city for which you received the license. TEDx events do not travel -- a TEDx license is valid for one city, and for one event.
- Funds: TEDx is a volunteer endeavor. You may not use your event to make money. You may not use your event to raise funds for charities or other organizations.
- Admission: You can charge an attendance fee for a TEDx event. Tickets can be no more than $100 USD (including any third-party ticketing process fees) and should go towards event and operating costs.Check your event type for details.
- Attendance: Up to 100 individuals may attend your event. Only individuals who have attended an official TED conference in person may organize an event with more than 100 attendees. I.e., the primary license holder -- the individual whose name is on the application form -- must have attended a TED conference. Having attended one or multiple TEDx events does not qualify you to host an event for more than 100 guests.
- Naming: TEDx events are named after locations, such as cities, neighborhoods, streets etc, and aim to serve that named community. Event names must comply with the guidelines laid out in Naming your event.
- Co-events: TEDx events are stand-alone events -- they may not be combined with or integrated into any pre-existing conference or event.
- Co-branding: We do not allow co-branding - either connecting the TEDx logo/identity/name to the name of another organization, non-profit, corporation or other, or presenting your TEDx event as being organized by such entities.
Branding + positioning
- TEDx logo: Your TEDx logo should adhere to the TEDx logo style guidelines and should be used to represent your event at all times.
- TEDx naming reference: You should refer to your event as TEDx(EventName), and not just TEDx. Your event name should be written as TEDx(EventName), with "TED" capitalized, "x" lowercase, and attached as one word to your location-based name.
- TED logo: Never use the TED logo in any communications or branding.
- TED and TEDx: Never say "TED is coming to (my city)..." Make clear in all communications that you are a TEDx event, an independently organized TED-like event, and are not TED. Make clear that you are a TEDx(EventName) organizer, and not an employee of TED.
- Name abbreviation / variation: Name abbreviations and variations are not allowed. You must always refer to your event with the name you were approved for. E.g., if you are licensed for "TEDxPhoenix," you may not refer to your event as "TEDxPHX" or any other variation. You must refer to it as "TEDxPhoenix" in all copy, messaging, logos, etc.
- License holder: TED considers the primary license holder the primary organizer of a TEDx event. If this is found to not be the case, TED reserves the right to revoke or not renew a license. Licensees under the age of 18 must have a supervising adult co-organizer listed on their application.
- License term: Your TEDx license is valid for one year from its date of approval, or until the conclusion of your event -- whichever comes first. You must re-apply for each subsequent event.
- License transfers: TEDx licenses are non-transferable -- you cannot transfer your TEDx license to another individual. If you want to relinquish your license to allow another organizer to have it, you'll need to notify us first. The new licensee will need to fill out his or her own application.
- License renewal/relinquishment: If you decide not to renew your TEDx license after your TEDx event, or TED does not renew your license, you must transfer ownership of your TEDx domain name and other social properties to another TEDx licensee. TED cannot be held liable for expenses incurred during the purchase, transfer or re-sale of TEDx-related domain names or other.
- Format: Modeled after the TED format, TEDx events are a suite of short, carefully prepared talks, demonstrations and performances on a wide range of subjects to foster learning, inspiration and wonder -- and to provoke conversations that matter. The typical presentation should be an up to 18-minute talk by a single presenter, and you may not pay your speakers to present. No panels or Q&As with audience are permitted as part of mainstage programming. Breakouts and workshops are permitted at TEDx events, but must be held during the breaks and on an opt-in basis (i.e. not required).
- Multi topical and multidisciplinary: TEDx event themes should be multidisciplinary and broad. TEDx events must feature a diversity of speakers from across several disciplines that address a variety of topics. These topics should not fall under a single subject.
- Introduction video: A short, official video introduction must be played at the beginning of your event. Playing this video is not optional; the purpose of the video is to make sure that your audience understands what TEDx is, and the difference between it and TED.
- TED Talks: A minimum of two official, pre-recorded TED Talks must be shown at events which are less than half a day in length. For longer events, 25% of the total number of talks must be official, pre-recorded TED Talks from the TED.com/talks library. Talks from the TEDx Talks YouTube Channel do not apply, unless they are also included in the TED Talks library.
- Recording content: You must record all original stage content (live talks, performances, etc.) on video. After your event, you must make this video accessible to TED and the public via the TEDx YouTube channel by uploading to the TED Media Uploader. Talks from Internal TEDx events should not be uploaded to the TEDx YouTube channel or be distributed publicly.
- Selection: TEDx Organizers are responsible for procuring and handling their own speakers. TED staff do not help identify or secure speakers.
- Event organizers: Organizers cannot be speakers at events to which they contribute.
- Payment: TEDx events may never pay speakers. No one can pay to be included in the program. Speakers at your event cannot sponsor any part of your event, in-kind or otherwise.
- Sponsors: Sponsors of your event cannot be speakers and can never present from the stage. See Sponsorship rules.
- Duration: No talk can exceed 18 minutes in length.
- Presentations: Every talk's content must be in compliance with copyright law. Speakers must inform you beforehand of any third-party material that will be used in their presentations and seek written permissions to copyrighted materials when applicable. TED cannot assist with this process or act as a consultant on individual cases.
- Speaker waiver: All of your speakers, performers and other stage presenters must sign this permission release form, giving TED and others the right to edit and distribute video of their presentation. Please keep for your records, and send to TED only upon request.
- Filming: Every talk must be filmed and uploaded to the TEDxTalks YouTube channel (see Video rules). If the talk falls outside the content guidelines, organizers may withhold the talk. If an organizer chooses to withhold a talk, they are fully responsible for informing TED staff and then for communicating the reasoning of their actions to the speakers.
Content: If talks break the Content Guidelines, we reserve the right to insist on their removal from TEDx branded distribution outlets, and license renewal is unlikely.
- No commercial agenda. Speakers should not promote their own products, books, or businesses or those of a company which employs them. The only exception is where they have specifically been invited to give a powerful product demo, or to describe the ideas in their book, and here the focus should still be on the technology and/or the ideas.
Avoid pseudoscience. TED and TEDx are platforms for showcasing and explaining genuine advances in science, and it's important we retain the respect of the scientific community. Speakers should avoid the misuse of scientific language to make unsubstantiated claims.
- No talks with an inflammatory political or religious agenda, nor for polarizing "us vs them" language. We seek to build consensus and provide outside-the-box thinking, not to revisit familiar, unresolvable disputes on these topics.
- Speaker products: Speakers' books can be part of the selection at a TEDx event bookstore, but they cannot sell books or other items individually.
- Book signings: Speakers at TEDx events can sign their books, but only as part of a larger book sale, and bookstore presence.
Sponsors + funding
- Funding: TEDx is a volunteer endeavor. You may not use your event to make money, or to raise funds for charities or other organizations. All funds raised through your TEDx event's ticket sales and partnerships must go back into the organizing of the TEDx event.
- Fundraising and Crowdfunding: TEDx events cannot organize separate ticketed TEDx-branded fundraising events or use crowdfunding platforms -- such as IndieGoGo, Kickstarter, or other local platforms -- to raise money for any aspect of a TEDx event.
- Eligible sponsors: You may not approach any sponsors that fall under our prohibited sponsor list or our prohibited industries list. If a prospective sponsor and their industry are not listed in either of these lists, then they may be contacted without prior approval from TED.
Contribution: There are limits on cash amounts that sponsors can contribute:
- For events with less than 100 attendees, total sponsorship funding may not exceed $10,000 (in cash), this amount excludes direct cost of venue. For events with 100 attendees or less, try to reach out to as many sponsors as possible who can offer in-kind support.
- For events with more than 100 attendees, sponsorship funding may not exceed $20,000 (in cash) per sponsor. If your budget necessitates funding above this amount, you will need to get approval from TED.
- Editorial control: Sponsors have no editorial control or veto power over your program.
- The stage: Sponsors may not present from the stage. No one can pay to be included in the program. Sponsor logos cannot be displayed on a TEDx stage.
- Bookstore partnerships: Partnerships with bookstores should be in-kind -- all revenues from book sales should go to the bookstore. In exchange, the bookstore will provide staffing and shipping (if applicable) of the books. If the bookstore provides customized items such as t-shirts or mugs for sale at the event, Organizers can set-up a revenue share deal. Bookstores would be allowed to give out coupons in the gift bags.
- Payment: Wherever possible, please have sponsors pay vendors directly.
- Social media: Do not endorse your sponsors via your event's social media properties. You are not allowed to promote your sponsors on Twitter, Facebook or any other social media properties.
- Products and giveaways: Branded products may be given away. TEDx-branded products may only be sold at your event -- not pre/post or online. Profits from these items must go back to support your event. The TEDx logo/brand may not be licensed for commercial purposes.
- Crowdfunding: TEDx events cannot use crowdfunding platforms -- such as IndieGoGo, Kickstarter, or other local platforms -- to raise money for any aspect of a TEDx event.
- Donations: TEDx events cannot solicit donations at their TEDx events or through a donation button on a website. TEDx events may only raise funds through ticket prices and sponsorship.
- Sponsor logos on your videos: Sponsor logos may only be shown on one slide at the beginning and end of each video. This slide must be 3 seconds long at maximum and adhere to our official sponsorship slide template. There may only be a single slide in your video to feature all of your sponsor logos. Sponsor logos may not appear anywhere else in the video. If you have multiple sponsors you must feature all of your sponsor logos on the one slide. Never superimpose your event logo or a sponsor logo over the speaker's talk or slides. Never feature rolling credits. Slides related to sponsors must appear in the following sequence:
- General event intro graphics (optional)
- Your TEDx event logo (Required)
- Sponsor pre-roll card (cannot exceed 3 seconds)
- Talk (Required)
- Sponsor pre-roll card (cannot exceed 3 seconds)
- Post-roll card (optional)
- The pre- and post-roll sponsor logo slides you display in your videos should use the layout of these templates (versions for 4:3 and 16:9 provided). If you are unable to edit these image files, recreate the layout in your image/slide editor of choice. If you are featuring multiple sponsor logos, send a still image of your slide to email@example.com for approval. Sponsor logos must appear smaller than your TEDx event's logo.
- Domain: Do not purchase a domain name until your license has been approved. The URL of your website's homepage should be the name of your TEDx event, e.g. TEDxTokyo.com. The .com top-level domain should be your first choice, followed by the top-level domain of your country (e.g., .pl for Poland). .org and .net should be your next choices.
- Domain ownership: When you purchase your TEDx(EventName) domain name, you are entitled to keep the domain name as long as you are the TEDx licensee whose event's name corresponds exactly to the domain name in question. (E.g., as long as you are the licensee in charge of TEDx(EventName), you may keep the domain name "www.tedxeventname.com").
- Domain squatting: You may only own the domain name that corresponds to your own event; you may not register domain names corresponding to other TEDx events -- including prospective events that have not yet been licensed. In other words, you may not "squat" in domain names for potential TEDx events if you are not already the licensee, even if you intend to transfer ownership, or intend to apply for a license for the event at a later point.
- Website content: Your site needs to include information about your live speakers, a description of your venue, the date and location of your event, and information about TEDx and TED.
Unacceptable content: You may not display any content associated with:
- Weapons manufacturers
- Ammunition companies
- Cigarette companies
- Online gambling organizations
- Sex-related businesses
- Other conferences or seminars
Website homepage: Your site's homepage must include the following:
- A visible link, on your event's homepage, to the TEDx program (/tedx)
- Language that describes TEDx:
- What is TEDx?
- In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDx[name], where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDx[name] event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized.
- Text in the footer that states "This independent TEDx event is operated under license from TED."
- About page: Your site must have an "About" page that includes the "About TED/About TEDx" language.
- Images: Never use the TED logo or TED conference images on your website or any other promotional materials. You may only use your TEDx event's logo and TEDx images.
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- Sponsors: Never mention your event's sponsors on social media accounts - for example, Twitter, Facebook, or on your blog. Sponsor names/logos (only) may be included in the footer of your e-mail newsletter. There must be no further promotion of sponsors or related events/programs in the newsletter
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- Twitter: Your Twitter account name must mirror the name of your TEDx event. (If your event name exceeds the 15-character limit allowed for Twitter names, contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com with alternative suggestions, which we must approve.) You must use your official TEDx event logo as your Twitter image.
- Email lists: Never use your email list for any purpose other than communicating information specifically about your TEDx event.
- Other social media channels: All of the standard naming, sponsor and branding rules apply.
- YouTube: Adhere to YouTube's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines when promoting any video on the TEDxTalks YouTube channel.
- Event page: Filling out your event page on TED.com is mandatory. Only include links directly related to your TEDx event. Event page completion is mandatory for the renewal of your license.
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- Logos: Use your event's TEDx logo. Don't use the TED logo at any time, and don't allow journalists to use it (in print or on video). Supply journalists with your customized TEDx logo. Read our logo guidelines to learn how to create your logo.
- Comments on TED: TED staff should be the sole official spokespeople for TED and the program as a whole; any journalist seeking comment from TED should be routed through Melody Serafino and TED.
- Press releases: All press and press releases must be routed through for approval by the TEDx program's media liaison, Melody Serafino. Press releases must contain the "About TED" and "About TEDx" text:
- Interviews: If you are interviewed for broadcast TV or radio, clearly state that your event is a TEDx event, and explain what that means (it is independently organized, etc.). Represent yourself as a participating organizer in your specific TEDx program. Interview requests for TED staff: Route requests for interviews with TED staff to Melody Serafino, TEDx Media Liaison.
- Press attendance: At TED, we keep the number of journalists to a minimum. We ask you to do the same. Only invite media you know personally.
- Film/video: Members of the press are not allowed to take pictures of or film/videotape your TEDx event. Instead, find one in-house photographer and share selections with the media.
- Media section on your website: If you're planning on having media cover your event, create a media section on your website. Direct all your media requests to a single, consistent resource.
What your media section should say:
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While we appreciate any coverage, we kindly ask that all journalists and/or bloggers be respectful of the difference between the TED and TEDx brands.
The 'x' in 'TEDx' stands for "independently organized events." Any headline or text which implies "TED" is coming to [location] is misleading.
For more information on TEDx, visit http://www.ted.com/tedx.
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- Credit: When posting photographs anywhere (e.g. on Flickr), clearly credit the photographer in metadata, captions and tags TEDx photos: If you use an image from another TEDx event, contact the event's organizer to confirm that use of the image is authorized
- Flickr: You should upload all of your TEDx event photos to Flickr before uploading them elsewhere (Facebook, etc)
- Resolution: Shoot and upload photos in the highest possible resolution. (For JPEGs to be considered "high resolution," they must meet or exceed a minimum of 7x5 @300 dpi.) If large file sizes cause problems having to do with bandwidth or storage, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Photo editing: Do not modify photos unnaturally -- e.g., do not adjust contrast, color balance, apply filters or airbrush in a way that makes them look unrealistic.
- Watermarks: Do not put watermarks, text or other labels onto the photos. Do not superimpose your event logo or your photographer's information.
- TEDx YouTube: TEDx Talk videos should be uploaded to YouTube through the TED Media Uploader and distributed from the TEDx YouTube channel through an embed. Talks cannot be uploaded to any other platforms. Adhere to YouTube's Terms of Service and Community Guidelines with every video uploaded to the TEDx YouTube channel. Before you upload any video, you must confirm that all the images, music and video clips used in your speakers' presentations are cleared for distribution on YouTube. Securing rights to any copyrighted materials is entirely the responsibility of the TEDx organizer.
- Distribution: Talks and other content recorded at your event may not be distributed on broadcast television, cable television, satellite television or on-demand TV.
- Watermarks: Do not put watermarks, text or other labels onto the videos. No picture in picture allowed. Do not superimpose your event logo or your videographer's information.
- Sponsor logos on your videos: Sponsor logos may only be shown on one slide at the beginning and end of each video. This slide must be 3 seconds long at maximum and adhere to our official sponsorship slide template. There may only be a single slide in your video to feature all of your sponsor logos. Sponsor logos may not appear anywhere else in the video. If you have multiple sponsors you must feature all of your sponsor logos on the one slide. Never superimpose your event logo or a sponsor logo over the speaker's talk or slides. Never feature rolling credits. Slides related to sponsors must appear in the following sequence:
- General event intro graphics (optional)
- Your TEDx event logo (Required)
- Sponsor pre-roll card (cannot exceed 3 seconds)
- Talk (Required)
- Sponsor pre-roll card (cannot exceed 3 seconds)
- Post-roll card (optional)
- The pre- and post-roll sponsor logo slides you display in your videos should use the layout of these templates (versions for 4:3 and 16:9 provided). If you are unable to edit these image files, recreate the layout in your image/slide editor of choice. If you are featuring multiple sponsor logos, send a still image of your slide to firstname.lastname@example.com for approval. Sponsor logos must appear smaller than your TEDx event's logo.
- TEDx Talks: You can use up to a 30-second excerpt from a TEDx Talk for other videos, including documentaries and promo videos.
- Television: TEDx Talks cannot be distributed on television or on-demand TV. TEDx events cannot be webcast on television or on-demand TV.
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- No use of the TED and/or plain TEDx logos.
- No filming inside the theatre while your event is taking place; only the designated film crew who is filming the TEDx talks is allowed into the theatre to film during talks and breaks.
- You can shoot b-roll in break areas, but not inside the theatre.
- TEDx Talks cannot be re-edited or remixed; a maximum of 30 seconds of any TEDx Talk may be featured.
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- Cost: Your webcast must be free to viewers.
- Distribution: Talks and other content recorded at your event may not be distributed on broadcast television, cable television, satellite television or on-demand TV.
- Webcast services: TEDx has a webcast channel with Livestream. We recommend you reaching out to them and they can set you up on our ad-free channel. Facebook Live and YouTube Live are also approved options. You can also broadcast your event via a third-party website or with a third-party webcast service. Advertisements in, on or around third party webcasts are not permitted.
- Webcast archive: Archiving your TEDx event webcast for the public or your attendees is not permitted. (I.e., you are not allowed to provide a stream of your event's webcast after your event has concluded.)
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Johnson & Johnson to Participate in 2013 Leerink Swann Global Health Care Conference
Johnson & Johnson
Feb 06, 2013, 10:15 ET
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., Feb. 6, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) will participate in the 2013 Leerink Swann Global Health Care Conference on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at The Waldorf Astoria in New York, NY. Joaquin Duato, Worldwide Chairman, Pharmaceuticals will represent the Company in a session scheduled at 1:30 p.m. (Eastern).
This webcast will be available to investors and other interested parties by accessing the Johnson & Johnson website at www.investor.jnj.com.
A webcast and podcast replay will be available approximately two hours after the live webcast.
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"Please allow me to introduce myself" sang the Rolling Stones
And I would like to do just that to the forum.
Hi, from a Scotsman in Bavaria, I'm an artist, father, atheist, occasional writer and terrible singer.
I work as an artist (www.derekbeggs.com if you're interested, if not, sorry for the blatant self promotion) with my lovely wiccan wife and six year old, whatever he will grow up to be, son and live in an idyllic village in the heart of rural Bavaria in the shadow of the Alps.
I've been here six years now, and before that lived in Spain and Scotland where I grew up.
I found Atheist Nexus through Pharyngula, so cheers PZ for that and it is so refreshing to find so many like minded people in one place, cant wait to explore it further.
A wee bit about being an Atheist here in Germany.
A few years ago, the bells rang out and German newspapers proudly proclaimed "Wir sind Papst". (trans: we are pope)
I am, and have always been, a fan of reason over faith and so as an Atheist living in the ÜberCatholic world of Bavaria, the frequency of "those types of discussions" which we all know and love were and still are a daily occurance.
Whilst a constant honing of my meagre debating skills is appreciated, it does wear thin after a while, but I would rather debate constantly than accept for one minute any of the myriad of mind numbingly dogmatic and innane counterarguements which class as justification for Beardy Junior, spooky or any of the other sky fairies.
I think one of the theist's own put it best,
"Reason is a whore, the greatest enemy which faith has" Luther.
The full quote is a lot more vehement, full of scabs and blood and brimstone, but shows the character and nature of the blinded fervancy of feeling here.
With recent events, my pious believing neighbours are less proud of their Pope now and many are now refusing to pay their church tax (yes, in Germany unless you opt out, you have to pay tax to the already tax exempt church of about 1.5% of your wage) in protest.
But despite the difficulties here, it is very beautiful, and there are many wonderful people here not the least my family and son, so I do enjoy myself thoroughly,
Nice to be on board
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1.Plan menus for 3 straight days (nine meals) of camping. Include the following:
- A camp dinner with soup; meat, fish or chicken; two fresh vegetables; drink; and dessert. All are to be cooked.
- A one-pot dinner. Use foods other than canned.
- A breakfast, lunch, and dinner good for a trail or backpacking trip where light weight is important. Use as much dehydrated or dry frozen foods as you can. Get them from local food stores (not specialty stores). You should be able to store all foods used for several days without refrigeration. The lunch planned should not need cooking at the time of serving. The dinner must include hot soup or a salad; meat, fish or chicken; vegetable and starch food or a second vegetable; baked biscuits; and drink. (The menus for the other two breakfasts and two lunches shall be the kind you can prepare in camp or on the trail.)
2.Do the following:
- Make a food list, showing cost and amount needed to feed three
or more boys using the menus planned in requirement
- List the utensils needed to cook and serve these meals.
- Figure the weight of the foods in requirement
- Make a food list, showing cost and amount needed to feed three or more boys using the menus planned in requirement
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- Prepare and serve for yourself and two others, the three dinners,
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12. Time your cooking so that each course will be ready to serve at the proper time.*
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3a4a, for which a fire is needed, pick a good spot for your fire. Build a fireplace. Include a support for your cooking utensils from rocks, logs, or like material. (Where local laws do not allow you to do this, the counselor may change the requirement to meet the law.) The same fireplace may be used for more than one meal. Use charcoal as a fuel in cooking at least one meal.
- For each meal prepared in requirement 4a, use safe food-handling practices. Use the correct way to get rid of garbage, cans, foil, paper, and other rubbish by burning and using a tote-litter bag. After each meal, clean up the site thoroughly.
* The meals in requirement
3a4a may be prepared for different trips. They need not be prepared consecutively. Scouts earning this badge in summer camp should plan around food they can get at the camp commissary.
- Prepare and serve for yourself and two others, the three dinners, the lunch, and the breakfast planned in requirement
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Classical music: A fair wage – but those in bigger cities make more
By Kyle MacMillan
With bachelor and master of music performance degrees under her belt, Tamara Meredith envisioned a life as a college professor, focusing on her specialization in early music. But things didn't quite work out that way.
Instead, she is the full-time director of the Eaton Public Library, and the flutist and violist performs on the side with the Baroque Chamber Orchestra of Colorado and the Dallas Bach Society, and substitutes as needed in a few area modern orchestras. She couldn't be happier. "I have a day job in a place that I really enjoy," Meredith said. "I get to help a lot of people with the work that I do, so that's very fulfulling. And my evenings and weekends, I'm free to perform whenever and wherever I want."
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Title: Trailing vortices behind a Cessna Citation IV
Description: Trailing vortices and downwash phenomenon of an aircraft in flight are seen clearly in this figure. In this situation, a Cessna Citation VI was flown immediately above the fog bank over Lake Tahoe at approximately 313 km/h or 170 knots (B. Budzowski, Director of Flight Operations, Cessna Aircraft Company, private communication, 1993). Aircraft altitude was about 122 m (400 ft) above the lake, and the weight was approximately 8400 kg. As the trailing vortices descended over the fog layer due to the downwash, the flow field in the wake was made visible by the distortion of the fog layer. The aircraft is seen initiating a gentle climb after a level flight, leaving a portion of the fog layer yet unaffected. The wing span measured 16.3 m and the wing area was 29 m^2. The Reynolds number based on the mean aerodynamic chord of 2.1 m was 1.1x10^7. See also Citation 2 and Citation 3. Text is from the Gallery of Fluid Motion, Physics of Fluids A, Vol. 5, September 1993 (Hiroshi Higuchi, Syracuse University). The photo was taken by Paul Bowen for the Cessna Aircraft Company from the tail gunner's position in a B-25 flying in formation slightly above and ahead of the Cessna. Courtesy of Cessna Aircraft Company.
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|2012-12-09, 06:57
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|2012-12-09, 13:36
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Spoiler for Chapter 166:
|2012-12-09, 16:42
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I was going based on chapter 148 like Konart said. At that time 6 months had gone by since Aladdin had gone to Magoshuatt. Soo if we add everything that had happen since the 6 month then that could have well been 1-2 months soo altogether 8 month total would be my guess. Still unless Alibaba was able to master his other Kassy's magoi and also learned everything from totos group and to top it all of learn to to do full djinn equip I can't see how he would beat any of the 3 generals. Given that they could have well gotten their Djinns around the time Sinbad got his 1st,2nd or 3rd. Plus you know they 2 are half fanalis.
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Holy crap, an army of Fanalis soldiers. I wonder how the Magicians will deal with that. I always thought the Magicians would have advantage over brute force, but these Fanalis also have metal vessel users, things don't look good for the Magician's army.
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^Well yeah, but Mor's kind of young and inexperienced whereas this army seems to be comprised entirely of Fanalis war veterans, with the commander himself being a freaking dungeon conqueror. I think it's safe to say that they'd be a real force to be reckoned with, whether their opponents are magicians or not.
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Chapter is out and just as I thought, Mogamett overestimated his nation's power! Just one look at that Fanalis army and you know they're all badass war veterans . I feel bad for whoever have to fight with them.
I also got it right that this war was planned / or in favor of Al - Sarmen since it was Mogamett actively cut his tie with Al - sarmen first. He has a different goal and now he doesn't want to help the organization - No wonder Al-sarmen want his country to fall into despair.
Everything going to be connected to a big event 12 years ago: The appearance of Dungeons, the rediscovering of magic knowledge, the birth of Sinbad and the growing abnormalities of the world. I think sooner or later, we going to have a trip back in time to learn more about what happened 12 years ago.
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Crown (? I am assuming) Prince looks like he would be a massive Jobber, I really doubt he would be a good fighter. However, his Djinn probably has some sneaky power (like Sinbad's Compelling Voice). As far as I can see the only two serious Metal Vessel combatants are the General and Mu, the Crown Prince is probably support. The General probably is a stern old guy like all those "Old General" stereotypes, while Mu is Mu...so yeah. The other serious threat is the Fanalis army.
It seems Titus is more afraid of the 3 metal vessel users than the Fanalis Army. Which makes sense, if any one of them can do what Kougyoku could do with her Extreme Magic, then 3 of them can probably flatten a medium sized nation just by casting one spell. As for the Fanalis army, I do know that Mursur + Metal Vessel cannot break the shield around the Banker/Arms Dealer Entity. Mursur unbuffed didn't scratch Judal's barrier, and Morgiana...well she didn't do too well against Gravity Magic that Kassim used on her (which doesn't seem that difficult for the Magicians to do). I think the Fanalis versus a High Tier magician might not be as one sided as it seems...
UNLESS all those Fanalis also have Household Vessels, which is a crapshoot since some Djinns are picky on granting Household Vessels while others are...well...they get "pregnant" easily. For example, Hakuryu's Fungi followers...I mean Hakuryu's a loner, but I can't see Zagan being pleased easily to grant household vessels to other humans. Sinbad has +10 for Charisma, but it seems Sindaria only has 7 metal vessel users. On the other hand, Paimon is pretty indiscriminate when it comes to getting err...knocked up. It is hard to tell where Barbartos lie in the "birth-o-meter".
Anyway, here's the Ars Goetia wikipedia entries for the 3 new Djinns. Probably has no real bearing on what powers the Djinn in the manga would have, but it is fun to look at anyway.
Mu: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbatos
Old General Dude: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purson
Crown Prince: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shax#Marquis_Shax
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I thought that whoever own Shax must be a pretty big jerk if we consider his personality ( This demon is a outright thief and liar! ) . So I'm kinda not surprised when the Crown prince looked like a major douchebag. I hope that he will die in the upcoming war
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Moga: Yo, we be fine. Hey Aladdin can you help out?
Aladdin: .....
Titus: I think we're screwed.
Moga: Nah we be fine I gots dis.
Titus: My mommy got three Dungeon conquerors you know
Moga: !!?
Dude. Old man. Stop acting senile.
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They're not magicians even if they can manipulate magoi, so in his eyes they'd still be Goi I think.
Though if they entered Hogwarts, he might evaluate them to honorary citizens (level 2.5)? More capable than a Goi but less than a magician.
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One thing I realize from looking at the list of suggestions on the sqlnotes site is that the name SHOULD be descriptive of what the software does-Darwin (December 18, 2007, 11:12 AM)
DataKebabtabuladata-Armando (December 18, 2007, 12:35 PM)
GruntMaster 6000?-David1904 (December 18, 2007, 02:07 PM)
Hey what about simply Sequel ? (as in the next step in information management)
Where I'm from "grunt" has a scatalogical connotation (as in "having a grunt") that Pierre might want to avoid -Darwin (December 18, 2007, 02:27 PM)
I'm starting to import my information from other programs into SQL. Is there a way I can import text files into SQL? I might even be able to get them parsed in some ways and even retain RTF formatting, but I don't know if SQL can handle that kind of importing yet.-superboyac (December 18, 2007, 04:49 PM)
Well, they are mostly notes in proprietary format of other software right now. But, for example, texnotes has the ability to export notes in a variety of ways, including text files, rtf files, a parsed test file (with user-specified delimiters).I'll drag-drop as much as possible. Either way, it's going to be a painful process. But I'm comfortable with it because I know that once it's in SQLNotes, I'll be able to export in other flexible ways in the future, if necessary.By the way, when will encryption/password be available for SQL?-superboyac (December 18, 2007, 06:18 PM)
Sure, there are certain guidelines and ideas it's good to keep in mind, but I promise you, there's an exception to every rule. (Case in point: successfully branded, wildly popular and by all standards bad, names abound.)
@superboyac,Importers will be developped on an as-demand basis, so if you have a need, shout and I'll do it.Merry Christmas-PPLandry (December 24, 2007, 07:51 AM)
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I'm just going to come right out and say it -- Amanda Bynes' new facial piercing is freaky. She tweeted a picture of it this week, and it makes me wince just to look at it.
Maybe it's some sort of a fake or something for a movie deal (fingers crossed), but if she really put a hole in her face then, first -- ouch! And second -- why?
Tattoos, body piercings, shaved heads, what have you, I typically figure to each his or her own when it comes to personal expression (and silently pray my children NEVER consider any of them). But this -- for her -- feels like yet another cry for help.
Bynes has been on what seems to be such a self-destructive and bizarre course for so long now, so I suppose it's not surprising. It seemingly started back in 2010 when she announced she was done with acting forever. She was 23, so it seemed just a smidgen premature, but she reportedly did it because no one wanted to work with her and her freaky ways.
Then there was a series of driving disasters last year -- from TWO cases of driving on a suspended license to DUI, to so many hit-and-runs we lost count. There were also reports of her locking herself in a bathroom in New York and going crazy talking to herself in a gym and getting thrown out. And on and on, with no reports that she got any kind of help of support that she seemingly needed.
So in the scheme of things, a facial piercing probably isn't all that crazy I suppose, and at least it's not putting anyone else in danger. But still it seems almost her saddest move of them all. It's pretty hard to ignore.
I know there are plenty of proponents of facial piercings, and that's fine. But in Amanda's case, it just seems like another sad cry for help and NOT just a fashion accessory.
What do you think of Amanda Bynes' facial piercing?
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Bradley Manning Pleads Guilty To Some Charges: Reveals That Major Newspapers Ignored His Offer To Leak Collateral Murder Video
from the that's-big-news dept
However, the much more interesting revelation is that prior to releasing the information to Wikileaks, Manning claims that he approached both the NY Times and the Washington Post to see if they were interested in the infamous Collateral Murder video. Both ignored him. According to Manning's claims, he felt that the data and information he had collected showed that the US strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan was problematic and doing more harm than good:
He thought about what to do and was convinced that the United States was "risking so much for people who felt so unwilling to cooperate with us" and it was "leading to hatred and frustration on both sides." Manning was upset with counterinsurgency operations that consisted of the "capture and killing of human targets."So he felt that revealing the information he had collected might "spark a domestic debate on the role of the military and our foreign policy in general." In order to do that, he reached out to a few publications:
He called the Washington Post. A woman answered who seemed to not take him seriously, even though he suggested the information would be valuable to the American public. Then, he decided to contact the New York Times. Nobody answered the phone so he left a message explaining he had information that was "very important." He left the Times his email and a Skype address but never received a reply.That's a pretty big revelation, and once again, shows how Wikileaks was providing a service where the mainstream press completely fell down on the job. People -- including the judge in the case -- have wondered that if the NY Times had published this kind of information, rather than Wikileaks, would there still be the same hysteria and prosecution over the leak. The prosecutors have insisted they would have gone after Manning just as much in that case, but their own actions following other NY Times-published leaks suggests otherwise.
For what it's worth, the NY Times denies that Manning contacted them:
"This is the first we're hearing of it. We have no record of Manning contacting The Times in advance of WikiLeaks."Separately, it's worth pointing out that Manning also noted that the information he leaked was hardly secret, and was available to tons and tons of people.
"I view the SIGACTS as historical data," Manning stated. It is a "first look impression of a past event." They show IED attacks, small arms fire engagement or engagement with hostile forces.Either way, it seems likely that the government will continue to go after him on those bigger charges, so this case is far, far, far from over.
The reports are "not very sensitive." The "events encapsulated involve enemy casualties," that are "publicly reported" by the Public Affairs Office of the military or reported by "embedded media pools." They are like a daily journal or log that captures "what happened on an immediate day or time and they are constantly updated."


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Boutique Hotel Restored to Original 1920s Form
In 1919, a newspaper in Wabash, Indiana, began taking names for a grand hotel about to be built. Submissions included "Hotel Victorious," "The Wabash Grand," and "The Dream Hotel." The finished product, The Hotel Indiana, lived up to those lofty titles: it had luxurious terrazzo floors, a basement ballroom, and one of only two passenger elevators in town. The hotel's glamour faded a bit near the end of the 20th century, but a three-year, $15 million restoration completed in 2010 helped return the hotel—now known as the Charley Creek Inn—to its 1920s glory. It features a dramatic, two-story lobby with chandeliers, a piano bar, antique furnishings, and the glass-enclosed rooftop Cloud Club.
The boutique hotel decorates its 30 guest rooms and suites in French, Regency, and Victorian styles. Red-print wallpaper and silk plaid pillows create an elegant country vibe in the one-bedroom suite 405, and the two-bedroom suite 411 has luxe touches such as a kitchenette, a fireplace, and a jetted tub for soaking. Rooms also feature handmade, reversible mattresses with one soft side, one firm side, and one dark, dark side.
On the ground floor, Twenty restaurant lays out a spread of build-your-own omelets and assorted pancake stacks for breakfast. Come evening, chili-rubbed lamb chops and champagne and leek sea scallops complement delicious wines. The adjacent Green Hat Lounge features live piano entertainment; there are numerous onsite specialty shops, too, including an onsite art gallery, ice-cream and candy shop, and wine shop.
Wabash, Indiana: Historical Town near Lakefront Beauty
Located about 80 miles north of Indianapolis, Wabash shares its name with the Wabash River, which runs through the town on its way east to Ohio. The town became one of the first electrically lit cities in the world in 1880, when thousands watched four Brush arc lamps light up from the county courthouse. Today, the Wabash County Historical Museum re-creates the historic event with an interactive switch. The entire town seems enamored of this time period, and turn-of-the-century buildings line the downtown area, mixed with antique shops hawking midcentury wardrobes and vintage USB drives.
Outdoor enthusiasts can find plenty of opportunities for hunting, boating, and fishing in north-central Indiana. Take a half-hour drive to Salamonie Lake or Mississinewa Lake, two elongated reservoirs lined with state parks and forests. There, hiking trails surround each waterfront area, rife with white-tailed deer, wild turkeys, and fox squirrels.


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Lake Ozark continues to have the corner on events as the board of aldermen Tuesday night approved special event permits for two more upcoming events.
Lake Ozark continues to have the corner on events as the board of aldermen Tuesday night approved special event permits for two more upcoming events.
A series of Lake of the Ozark Bike Nights was approved for six consecutive months beginning Thursday, April 17. The Bike Nights, which will be held the third Thursday of the month April through September.
Greg Sullens, marketing director for Benne Media, the sponsor of Bike Night, asked if a section of the center lane of The Strip could be closed for about three hours so bikers can park their motorcycles.
Police Chief Mark Maples recommended the center lane from School Road to near Bagnell Dam be closed to eliminate confusion. Aldermen agreed.
"We want to bring Bike Night back to where it started eight years ago," Sullens said.
The event has been rotated among several venues the last several years, but Sullens said the most logical and successful location is The Strip.
Aldermen also approved an event permit for the second annual Ozark Gravel Road Expedition on Saturday, April 26.
The "gravel grinder" bicycle race will begin at 6 a.m. at Big Surf near Y Road and Highway 54 and end between 5 p.m. and midnight near Paul's Supermarket in Lake Ozark.
Bonk Hard Racing, LLC, of Osage Beach is sponsoring the event. OGRE will involved more than 150 miles of riding on mostly gravel roads through Camden and Miller counties. Between 75 and 100 riders are expected. Due to the difficulty of the event, 50 or fewer riders will finish.
Riders will be given a map and required to wear helmets, display a red flashing tail light, obey traffic laws, carry cell phones and first aid kids and provide adequate front lighting for riding after sunset.
No roads will be closed, but several pit stops will be set up along the course, which is as follows:
Leg 1 – Big Surf to Tunnel Gardens (50 miles)
Leg 2 – Tunnel Gardens to Buffalo Prairie in Montreal (38 miles)
Leg 3 – Buffalo Prairie to Highway 42/Rt. Y (40 miles)
Leg 4 – Highway 42/Rt. U to Wood River Road (23 miles)
Leg 5 – Wood River Road to Paul's Supermarket (3 miles)
Water towers, sewers
The city of Lake Ozark will spend $22,500 to have the inside and outside its two water towers pressure washed. A written and photographic inspection report will be provided by Hydro-Spec to the city as well.
It will cost $85,000 to have the city's gravity sewer system cleaned, closed circuit TV inspected and a GPS mapped.
Four bids were opened March 7, with Ace Pipe Cleaning the low bidders. Other bids were Trekk, $150,000; VST&C, $100,000; and Redzone Robotics, $96,320.
Ace Pipe Cleaning was the low bidder and the only bidder under the $92,000 budget estimate.
LOPD vehicles
The board approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of two vehicles for the Lake Ozark Police Department.
Aldermen approved the purchase at the March 11 meeting, and Police Chief Maples placed the order. However, Tuesday night's resolution makes the decision official. The vehicles will be obtained through a lease-purchase agreement with U.S. Bank with both vehicles paid for by the end of the 2014 fiscal year.
Other business
•The board approved a letter of intent for a city and Sunday liquor license for Blondie's Burger Bar, former location of Food for Thought and previous to that The Dam Bar. Owners are Tanya Newberry and Melanie Miller.
•The board authorized an application and license agreement with the Lake Area Chamber of Commerce for the Magic Dragon Street Meet May 2-4.
•Approved LOPD Chief Maples' request to hire Kara Harwood as a part-time dispatcher because of illness within the dispatching team.
•Had a report from Maples that there were a few traffic complaints during the St. Patrick's Day Parade related to the Horseshoe Bend Parkway/Bagnell Dam Blvd. intersection. He also received a complaint about children getting too close to vehicles while picking up candy. There was also a minor disturbance during the parade hear the Shoreland Motel.


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Hi, I'm glad you'll have a look at it. Try using html comments. In some places whitespace won't cause problems, but it's sort of a trial and error process. better play it safe and use comments everywhere at first, then we can gradually try removing them. Also, take a look at the latest changes I made to {{ComicHeader}}. You could incorporate them in {{comic}} or simply transclude {{ComicHeader}} to reduce code clutter even further. Cheers, Waldir (talk) 16:14, 7 August 2012 (UTC)
- Sorry, I've ran out of time for explainxkcd today (I was moving some pages around). I will latter take a look at the template and see if I can improve anything. Just a note: the example usage seems to be categorizing the template page into the categories. I'm not sure having an example there is worth the miscategorization issues... --Waldir (talk) 18:24, 7 August 2012 (UTC)
Hi there. I was looking through our templates and found {{wat}}. I'm not sure exactly what's the use case for that. Could you give me an example? --Waldir (talk) 08:52, 12 August 2012 (UTC)
I like the idea you are going for, but it currently suffers from the image scaling issue. Or are you seeing properly scaled images? Blaisepascal (talk) 14:48, 21 August 2012 (UTC)


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I can't remember where I saw the rumor this past week, but a blurb came out during C6 that Hasbro had gotten their license extended a couple more years 'til 2020. Can anyone else confirm or deny this? I was really kind of hoping 2018 was going to be it. If that's no longer the case, I'm going to have some serious explaining to do with my wife!
What do you think happens when there are no more Star Wars figures to collect? Do we try to fill the holes in our collection? Does customizing become popular again? Just looking at the classic gaming sites, they seem to have moved to creating homebrews and finding obscure packaging variations of rare Atari games. I wonder how much this hobby will change by then.
Just think of how many more Lukes, Hans, and Darth Vaders you'll have in 30 more years!! That's an angle that kinda caught me last year when i finally stopped doing the carded figure game last year.
You've been giving collectors almost everything they ever ask for short of Tonnika Sisters and Vlix... What more can you do before you realize it's not the product.
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