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Paul Godfrey, President and CEO and Doug Lamb, EVP and CFO will host the call. Earlier in the day on January 8, 2015 the Company will issue a news release disclosing these results and related financial information. Materials will also be posted on the Company's website, www.postmedia.com.
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Miley Cyrus - Grammys 2011 Red Carpet
Miley Cyrus rocks a Roberto Cavalli gown at the 2011 Grammy Awards held at the Staples Center on Sunday (February 13) in Los Angeles.
The 18-year-old entertainer accessorized with Sergio Rossi shoes and jewelry by Ofira and Lorraine Schwartz.
Miley joked on the red carpet that she didn't want hate mail from Justin Bieber's fans who screamed when they saw Justin put his hand on her hip during their duet in his movie, Never Say Never.
The night before, Miley joined a star-studded crowd at the Salute to Grammy Icons party at the Beverly Hilton Hotel.


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To qualify for the GIVE GOODNESS AWARD, teachers were nominated via Byuti's Facebook page by students, parents and fellow teachers answering the question: how does your teacher give goodness to your class, students or community.
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The former WCVB news anchor's Quincy friends say he was caring and personable. Former colleagues say he was a consummate professional. Curtis died Jan. 22 after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer.
Leo Keka isn't quite sure how he got to know Chet Curtis so well so soon. Curtis, the former WCVB-TV news anchor and longtime Marina Bay resident, first visited Keka's restaurant, Alba, soon after it opened in 2002, "and we hit it off," Keka said. "It was like he was part of the family."That's how Keka is remembering Curtis, who died Wednesday night at 74, after a long struggle with pancreatic cancer.
And Keka isn't alone.
For Kristie Henriksen, the owner of Siro's restaurant at Marina Bay, Curtis was the always-personable dinner guest who often sat down at the restaurant's piano to sing and play as other patrons danced and sang along.
As friends in Curtis' adopted hometown of Quincy, Henriksen and Keka saw the Chet Curtis that few others did. For most New Englanders, Curtis will always be known as the former Channel 5 evening news co-anchor with his then-wife, Natalie Jacobson.
Affectionately called "Chet and Nat" by their audience, they were an on-air team for more than two decades, from the 1970s through the '90s. Curtis had moved on to New England Cable News by the time Keka and Henriksen got to know him.
But former fellow journalists from Channel 5 and NECN say Curtis was much the same person through all the ups and downs of his career, including his years as a Boston media celebrity with Jacobson, his fractious departure from Channel 5, and a second stint as news anchor at NECN.
"He was an exemplar of the finest in TV journalism," said David Ropeik, who was on the Channel 5 news team in the 1970s and '80s. "He was a man of the highest decency and human values, and that informed his journalism."
"For Chet, it was about the journalism, not being on TV," Ropeik said.
"He was such an amazingly nice man," said Margie Reedy, who co-anchored a NECN interview show with Curtis. In a business filled with outsized egos and intense ambition, "he was ready to jump into anything," she said.
"I appreciated the way he made that transition from a very big stage (at Channel 5)," Reedy said.
Born Chester Kukiewicz in 1939, Curtis grew up in Amsterdam, N.Y., a mainly Polish and Jewish town near Schenectady. He started his broadcast career as an Ithaca College student, hosting an hour-long talk show on the campus radio station.
He took his first TV job in Washington, D.C., then reported for a CBS station in New York City before the original Channel 5 hired him in 1968. He and Jacobson joined the station's second incarnation as WCVB in 1972.
As Channel 5 rose in the ratings, he and Jacobson became known as "ChetandNat," the attractive, personable couple who delivered the news and covered such major events as visits by future South African President Nelson Mandela and Britain's Queen Elizabeth II.
But Ropeik said Curtis pursued his high-profile role as a seasoned journalist, not a media celebrity.
"There couldn't have been anyone so well-known in a community who was so non-egotistical and not self-absorbed," Ropeik said.
Curtis and Jacobson married in 1975. The arrival of their first daughter in 1981 was like family news for their viewers – as was their on-air announcement of their separation in 1999. Curtis moved from co-anchoring with Jacobson to reporting and Sunday anchoring. In 2000 he left WCVB to join other former Channel 5 reporters and managers at New England Cable News.
Curtis never said much about his Channel 5 departure. In a 2001 Patriot Ledger interview, he said he and Jacobson had no problem working together after their separation, "but management did."
In that same interview he said NECN was "like Channel 5 in its former best life." Early on, he co-hosted a live interview segment with Reedy. Such pairings don't always work easily, but Reedy said Curtis was "calm and smooth" from day one – the consummate professional.
Curtis moved into a Marina Bay condo around the same time, and soon became a regular at Siro's. Henriksen said Curtis' informal piano gigs began one night when he sat down unannounced, and began singing and playing standards and Polish favorites.
"He had a good voice," she said.
At Alba, he ordered a Polish-style smoked pork and cabbage soup entrée every time Keka put it on the menu. Over the years, Curtis served as auctioneer for charity fundraisers Keka hosted. He attended the first communions for Keka's daughter and son.
After Keka's mother died, Curtis took Keka on a day-trip visit to Curtis' hometown of Amsterdam, N.Y., "to see where he came from."
He drove Keka to his childhood home, to the church where he sang as a boy, past the factory where his father worked, and then to his parents' graves.
"He was a guy you wanted to get to know," Keka said.
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You may find yourself frequently going to network tools to determine traffic patterns from one server to another; Windows Server 2008 (and earlier versions of Windows Server) can allow you to get that information locally on its connections. You can combine the netstat and tasklist commands to determine what process is using a port on the Windows Server.
The following command will show what network traffic is in use at the port level:
Netstat -a -n -oThe -o parameter will display the associated process identifier (PID) using the port. This command will produce an output similar to what is in Figure A. Figure A
With the PIDs listed in the netstat output, you can follow up with the Windows Task Manager (taskmgr.exe) or run a script with a specific PID that is using a port from the previous step. You can then use the tasklist command with the specific PID that corresponds to a port in question. From the previous example, ports 5800 and 5900 are used by PID 1812, so using the tasklist command will show you the process using the ports. Figure B shows this query. Figure B
This identifies VNC as the culprit to using the port. While a quick Google search on ports could possibly obtain the same result, this procedure can be extremely helpful when you're trying to identify a viral process that may be running on the Windows Server.
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To Fly
By Peach 00The hangar doors opened abruptly, light shining through with a blinding force through at first the small crack into a wide space. The low-pitched creaking of the steel doors echoed and bounced off the walls of the hangar; shortly afterwards the hangar doors closed, and there was nothing but silence.With the flip of a switch ten dazzling fluorescent lights immediately glowed with a blinding brightness, lightening every single object in the large open room. A shimmering, clean white surface, reflective with the lights was a clear sight in the room and blinded the intruder who had entered the hangar. Without pause, however, this 'intruder' continued forward.At first, he simply stood there, gazing with awe at the beautiful piece of machinery in front of him. So sleek, so meticulous with every detail was this shining white object which he had cared for so long and loved so deeply. Some would think him crazy for how anal he was of its welfare and insides and out, to make sure every spot was clean and that every atom of it was in order. But he did not think it as crazy as others might.The man – with brown hair and deep brown eyes, clad in an orange shirt with the typical flyboy leather jacket, jeans and brown boots – gawked at its beauty, and finally he rushed forward without hesitation, resting his full lips against the nose of the aircraft."You're beautiful," he said, breathless and enthralled by the beauty of its white exterior and sleek design.Every detail of the plane he loved, whether it was the expanded wings stretched outward, the round yet pointed nose, and even the headstrong yet eager and even gentle feeling that emanated from it so subtly. The incredible design of the ship was what enchanted him the most, engrossing him most of all was the smooth, flawless structure of which was engineered into every section. To him, there was nothing more beautiful than the plane which he flew every day.He outstretched his hands over the right wing of the plane, and he could almost feel the wind blowing so smoothly across its gleaming wing, as if the plane was simply trying to lift upward, like it was straining to fly. So was it the most beautiful of all things, to fly and feel that sense of control. To decide where you could go, like there were no boundaries, no limits. Not even the sky was the limit for a pilot.He dropped his hands to his waist, and simply smiled. Despite it being a piece of machinery, there was no bond deeper than the connection between a pilot and its plane.
***A little something I wrote while on hiatus. It's short, and definitely had an abrupt ending, but as it was meant more to be a descriptive piece, I didn't really consider it to actually have a plot. Again, just a small study of emotion, to be honest - reviews, comments, and critique are frequently appreciated.
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not sure how many amps it takes to start an r1200r or similar machine. anyway, i'm, thinking if you have a female cigarate lighter type plug connected directly to your battery and then fabricate a cable with two male lighter type plugs, you could plug one end into a buddy's car lighter plug and then jump start. my car has two lighter plugs one is probably fuzed i think the other goes dierctly to the battery. the advantage of this might be its easier to use and maybe it takes up less space than conventional cables.
i'm on the second battery (6kmi) with my 2010 bike and the battery monitor i use tells me its down to 31 percent service life remaining. not sure why the bike seems to be so hard on batteries as the bike is usually connected to a smart charger when in the garage.
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Cinematic and emotional – a big composition!Huge work composed with very much love and inspiration..
8:19 of high quality, uplifting, emotional and cinematic music.
Starts romantical and a bit mystical with just concert guitar (played by Oliver Rüber) and piano with alternating tempo and dynamic. Building up with more harmonical virtuosity.
More instruments coming along at 3:10 introducing the main theme with a fantastic live feeling. Reminding a little bit on Pat Metheny Group.
Feat. piano, guitars, upright bass, percussion, drums, vibraphone, and background vocals.
Coming down again at 6:00 for a smooth and jazzy piano solo.
Moving back to the main theme more powerful with additional strumming western guitar and synth sounds to an epic ending.
You get 3 different versions of this song. All hearable in the preview.
- 1. Story Of A Friendship – 8:19 @preview 0:00 – 8:19
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The first 50 sec. of the song ending with a mystical long note chord
3. Story Of A Friendship – Rhythm Part – 5:13 @preview 9:11 – 14:24
The song starts at 3:06 where the piano preludes the bridge to the main theme
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WALLACE, N.C. (April 8, 2008) - The ETSU women's golf team concluded play at the UNCW Lady Seahawk Invitational Tuesday afternoon and climbed its way up the leaderboard to tie for fifth with East Carolina at the River Landing Country Club.
The 42nd ranked Lady Buccaneers entered the final day in eighth place, but after shaving six strokes off their first round score and three more shots off the second round total, the ETSU women finished with its seventh top-5 showing of the season, carding team score of 10-over 906 for the two-day tournament.
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ETSU now gears up for the 2008 Atlantic Sun Championship - which they will be hosting next week. First round play begins on Monday, April 14, from The Ridges Golf and Country Club.
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I thought I would put up a link I found when looking at the possible connection to the Brewster family for next week's Who Do You Think You Are:
There are several Judd family members listed in this book.
As for myself, I am related to William Brewster through his son Jonathan on my mother's side. (I'd look it up, but I'm still transferring files over from the old computer and that hasn't made it on the new one yet!)


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Two accomplished actresses, two Golden Globe nominees, two stunning blue dresses but two totally different styles — Cate Blanchett and Kate Winslet hooked up on the red carpet at the 18th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival this weekend in coordinating cobalt stunners that showcased their individual looks. Always on the cutting edge of fashion, Blanchett arrived in a futuristic blue Balenciaga dress with sharp angles and patent leather insets. Winslet, on the other hand, went for simple elegance, wearing a figure-skimming Valentino gown with soft curls and minimal jewelry. We love that both actresses have such signature styles, but we can't help but compare the two frocks. Tell us: Which dress do you like better? Cate's futuristic sheath or Kate's classic gown?
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My dear cousin has discovered her voice on Facebook. It has been fun to see her family information and to get back in touch with someone I see at the minimum only every 6-8 years. As children we grew up close knit. Our parents were close. Her mother is my mother's niece. Her father is my father's first cousin. Our parents were raised together. They are only about 4-5 years in age difference, so they were natural double daters. When my parents eloped, her parents came with them. Then they go got married very soon there after. Since our grandmother's are sisters, when they were alive, we had many, many get together's. When we found out that cousins were going to be there...we were ecstatic. Play time was magical and you dreaded the moments when your parents said it was time to go.
So as life happens, time comes and people move, people die, feelings get hurt, jealousy comes and goes, and then just when you are about to think that you are going to write someone off...say, "see you in the eternities," along comes that miracle which is Facebook. It is a marvel to get in touch with someone you never thought wanted anything more to do with you. But then you realized they want to be your FB buddy. They start sending you "So and so and answered a question about you " links. They are new and don't know what they are doing. Then they start posting the entire menu of what they are making for dinner every single day. But that's ok, you are just happy to hear from them.
Then time passes, and your long lost cousin forwards everything she ever reads. She send's forwards that try to make you feel guilty for not copy and pasting your support for breast cancer, or veterans, or dog abuse etc. It is hard when she sends forwards that say that you know who your real friends are if they paste this post to their page and leave it there for one hour. Then she sends every cute little animal posing on a table, with a flower, humping a computer, or biting a tiny little chick in it's great big jaws along with a cute little slogan. saying when life bites you, bite back. or something retarded like that.
Then the cousin starts saying, "Good morning my darlings...: and, "Good night loves, that's it for me." Then you think to yourself how it would be possible to limit your contact and the amount of posts from this cousin you receive without offending her. Then you think WHAT THE HELL, I am blogging about it and the whole world will be reading about this soon and who gives a big darn crap?


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Robbie Borbely scored with one second remaining to secure the Winter Indoor title in the G.O.A.L.S. lacrosse league. The Seminoles won the final game 19-18.
The league's All-Americans for the middle school division were Nick Larocca, Kirean McKee, Zack Ott (MVP), Blaine Norman and Hunter Goyette. For more information on G.O.A.L.S., and to check out upcoming leaues, visit www.goalsindoor.com.


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In a word or phrase, what does leadership mean to you? Leadership means being helpful.
Why did you join the program? I joined the program to learn, help my community and make sure I stay on the right track in high school and beyond.
What do you hope to gain from the program? I hope to learn to work with a team better as well as becoming more responsible.
What is or do you think will be your favorite part of the program? My favorite part of the program is being able to learn new things when I am around the other Leaders or guest speakers.


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In June 2013, 123 afghans were presented to the new veterans center in Payson, Utah. In February 2014, another 120 afghans will be presented to the new veterans home in Ivins, Utah. Thirty afghans were given to the Grand Junction VA home at Christmas. It looks as if we will have approximately 60 lap afghans for veterans in the outreach area, which includes Monticello, Blanding, Monument Valley and points south. Any other afghans received will be sent to the VA home in Salt Lake City.
This has been a wonderful program. It has been a lot bigger and better than we had dreamed.
The Auxiliary wouid like to say "thank you" by inviting all our contributors to a lunch at the Grand Center on March 13, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. All contributors are invited to come.
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Judge Refuses To Dismiss Criminal Charges For Violating Ticketmaster's Terms Of Service; Trial Moves Forward
from the read-the-fine-print dept
During the summer, we had discussed how the same issue was coming up in a case involving a ticket reseller who had created computer systems to get by Ticketmaster's attempts to limit ticket sales. They would get around purchase limits and things like CAPTCHAs with some automated software that, from the sound of things, was incredibly effective. Now, violating the site's terms of service might be a contractual violation, but a criminal one? As much as people might dislike scalpers buying up tickets to popular events and then reselling them, that doesn't mean we should let those feelings cloud the specific legal questions.
Unfortunately, a judge has decided to punt on the matter, at least for now, refusing to dismiss the case at this stage, and setting a date for a trial next year. While the judge is aware of the Lori Drew case, she claimed that the fact pattern there was really different and, anyway, the decision on the appropriateness of using the CFAA was ruled on after the trial. That last point seems rather meaningless. The appropriateness of the CFAA doesn't seem like something that requires a trial. In the Drew case, the trial was a total waste for everyone involved, because after it was decided, the judge decided to toss everything out anyway. Why not save everyone the time and handle it up front?


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lol, went back to his first episode and rewatched, and asides from being just a little rougher around the edges in terms of presentation, I suspect it's less 'he was shit and now he's good' and more that he just grew on people.
((It was also very funny to see the facebook comments on the first video were people hating him and having stopped before even getting to the end, while the first comments in the forum thread were people liking him or being interested and waiting to see more XD
Made the facebook people just look like impolite dicks in comparison to the forum's civil response))
I first watched Jim and followed his hijinx starting with an episode of his "Videogame Show What I've Done." The Quake episode is suffocatingly hilarious as you will suffocate when you run out of air from laughing haha that is the joke.
Congratulations Jim. You've earned your keep and then some. Here's to the next 100.
Started off wanting to lynch you, but now greatly appreciate these vids. Not enough to fellate you, though...I mean where would you even get such an idea? There are lines and one of them is called "integrity", and I'll be damned if-*MMMWWMMMPH-*.
Loving the new Into/Outro Jim. It's much more punchy and professional sounding than previously. Keep up the good fight!
Isn't saying "He's like moviebob, but shit" kinda a redundancy?
April Fools? Also, I like the "he's MovieBob, but shit" comment. :P
Wait... Danny Baranowsky? The guy who made the music for Super Meat Boy? I had no clue, that dude's music is epicly awesome!
Be careful, you might get reported for saying that. But believe me, I was gonna say the same thing.
Like Movie Bob, but shit... So like movie bob.
Report away. I've made the observation that MovieBob is a terrible critic numerous times in his reviews and I'm sure I will again. He is a shitty critic. I'm sure he's a nice guy, and I wish him well personally, but his reviews are terrible, he gets too wrapped up on being critical of the major block busters for their problems in the nuts and bolts of cinema, while giving terrible movies a pass on those same problems because they appeal to his interests. He's essentially a movie hipster and I watch his reviews as a sort of anti recommendation. Not on the obvious stuff, You can usually call those from the previews. I was pretty sure I'd like Avengers, SuckerPunch or Lincoln before he reviewed them, just like I was pretty sure Battleship and Transformers 2 were going to be bad. But when a less hyped geek oriented movie comes out, if Bob likes it, I won't waste my money on it and if he hates it, I'm much more likely to go see it.
Here nor there though. We are allowed to comment on something stated in the video, even if it isn't very nice.
I still hate your videos, and find them rather blah, but find your opinions quite interesting. Sometimes you go off on a stupid tangent and bellow for the sake of bellowing. But otherwise it's kinda amusing.
The anti-DRM thing is something I find myself agreeing with you about, that and a love of dynasty warriors. Not so sure about the dead space thing though...weirdo.
Congratulations on all your success! I wasn't interested when you started off either but you kept bringing up subjects I was interested in so I kept coming back. Now I look forward to your brand of justice every week.
So many people just rolled with what EA said without second guessing it and defending them with all the bullshit they could muster up. That's right, I got into arguments with people making up absolute crap for EA. Also, there are too many people that don't give a shit either way and many others that don't even bother researching before they buy games. Meanwhile these publishers/developers feel like they are against having more options (the future I was looking forward too) or against art in general since I can't believe how bland most games look. I wonder sometimes if it can really get worse.
This reminds me of Yahtzee's "A QTE by any other name" column.
Wasn't bad enough that QTE's are trying to hide away as a"supposedly non-QTE" section, but now those stupid soulless suits in charge are trying to apply this "turd incognito" philosophy to their even shadier bullshit.
You know who I blame? You. Yes, everyone who sees the crap pricks like EA pull but get their games anyway. I don't care if they have stuff you want,(of course they do how else would they get you through the door)they started this war and the only way those pricks will learn is if their stuff doesn't get bought.
Make no mistake, the only way to send a message is to cut their supply of money, because suits don't understand anything else.
S/he is correct though.
The only thing you can do is try to better educate yourself and others to be better shoppers.
No I agree he's a terrible critic. And I have made criticism of him in the past with no issue.
I have no interest in reporting people for spouting opinions.
I wasn't a fan at the beginning but you really brought me back in to this show after you changed the format to it (coming up with a title and video of edited stuff while you were talking), that really did it for me.
So congrats on 100vids Jim and now onto the next milestone!
So, corporations exploit consumers and consumers still buy their shit. Therefore consumers are to blame, alone.
Tell me again why the corporation isn't ALSO to blame for exploiting consumers?
I didn't say consumers were alone in holding that blame, nor did I imply it.
But that does not subtract from the fact that these exploitative business practices only work because enough consumers keep buying into it.
Companies like EA are going to keep pushing the envelope, and keep asking for more and more while offering less and less until the market slams the door in their face.
Happy 100th to you, I've been a loyal watcher and enjoyed the gradual improvement - honestly, even the first few dreadful episodes were at least funny in their badness, if that makes any sense. You really had me at just using the FF IX music as much as you do - love that stuff, have the soundtrack on my iPod, write a bunch of papers for school to it, instant endearment.
Okay, I think I've written enough for this not to be a low content post now, so let me reiterate: Happy 100th, hope you get 100 more.
Hi Jim, congratulations on 100 episodes. I have to say, I strongly disagreed with your first few episodes but I did pop in every once in a while and now I'm a regular watcher. Have a good one.
Those viewer comments at the beginning of the show sound like a fairly accurate summary of the response the show had, but my favorite comment I saw for your magnum opus, that sums up the entire show, is: "There's something horribly right about you."
You've given a hundred shows that have taken the tired video game topics and brought a new perspective that is often superior in its clarity, if lacking a bit of subtly. I'd be upset about there not being more, but I hate to demand so much of you that it marginalizes your quality. I cannot offer any advice, merely praise and the hope that you'll keep being brilliant, funny, and assisted by Willem Dafoe.
I don't care if Monday's blue, Sterling I thank God for you.
Congrats Jim, you deserve it. Along with Zero Punctuation and MovieBob(occasionally), Jimquisition is one of the three reasons why I'm here.
As for the topic at hand, the scary thing about Always Online DRM is that games are going to be tailored around the whole mechanic in the future. Along with the Auction house, We've seen how it ruined Diablo III since in order for the game benefit both features the most, they completely had to change the things that made D2 fun and exciting(the runeset system, diverse skill trees, unique PvP) into the system they have now.
If this whole practice is gonna persist, DRM will not only be the death knell of creativity in gaming(in order to make room for always online features and "season passes"), it will be the death knell of games as a whole.
"The Titanic was an innovative submarine" Has me laughing pretty hard.
no, you got it wrong.
subliminal messages only work when the subject is exposed to them in a regular interval....
While I think the show has only improved I didn't think the first few episodes were that bad. However, The Jimquisition was around long before I joined the escpist.
Limited? Are they going to stop selling them at some point?
Do what I do and assume everything publishers do is a sinister business tactic and you will be right nine times out of ten until they finally scrabble their way up to their former glory. Although personally I think EA has so much business cancer it will never try putting quality before profit ever again and should burn.
Oh well I guess I misunderstood you then. Sorry.
Any chance of having a shiny badge for watch all 100 =) innovative submarine ROFL
I like Miniature Fantasy Willem Defoe. He's got that rigid spirit.
I actually enjoyed the early episodes. Then again, I enjoy most things you put out. Like talking about bumming Jonathan Holmes. Congratulations for making it to 100 episodes Jim!
Try not to be too offended, you twat
I think I'm one of the extreme minority that liked you from the beginning. Still don't like moviebob at all.
You could make tens of thounsands on your own, why be ruled by an employer like escapist magazine?
You could make tens of thousands on your own, why be ruled by an employer like escapist magazine?
Yeah, I didn't like those earlier episodes at all. It seemed you were going for a Yahtzee-style parody of a smug, selfsatisfied bastards, but the smug bastard part was so far to the forefront that it eclipsed the parody part. So three videos in I decided to give this show a miss. I only watched an occasional episode if the topic really interested me.
I only started watching more episodes about a month or two ago. I'm gradually warming up. Your style isn't as grating as it was, and I approve of most of your points (The point of the inovation video, not so much, but otherwise it's good). It isn't ZP, but I consider it worth the bother of watching now. Not exactly a glowing reivew, I know, but there you go.
Congrats on the 100th episode Jim, glad you stuck around!
Without an employer like The Escapist, I couldn't justify the time and expense of making any, let alone tens of thousands.
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text: Supposedly, the video above is a leaked official build of Jelly Bean running on a Samsung Galaxy S III. The video is in Spanish, so you might need a friend or family member to translate it for you. Regardless, it seems to confirm all the intel we have received suggesting that Jelly Bean will soon be coming to the Samsung flagship device. Keep in mind, this build also shows Samsung's TouchWiz along with the Jelly Bean build, so that's why it looks a bit different than the Nexus 7. Source: S3Forums via UnWiredView


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While many wish joy to the world, others struggle to simply get through the holiday season with their mental health intact.
The season has a tendency to bring up sad memories, sparking depression and anxiety. Expectations to spend time with, sometimes fractured, families and to be in good cheer can also be stressful to many people. Financial worries also play their part.
But the truth is one in five Canadians experiences mental health issues at one point or another, meaning odds are someone sitting around your Christmas dinner table is struggling to some degree with the season.
Rev. Michelle Slater runs a series of sessions at Oak Bay United Church leading up to Christmas aimed at centering both youth and adults in a hectic time.
Many find solace in the simple service designed for When Christmas is Tough.
"This is an opportunity the week before Christmas to catch your breath, to breathe in some peace, to remind yourself of what the mystery of Christmas really is for you and for the people you love and be more grounded. To really experience a joyful Christmas," Slater says.
Some of us prefer even simpler, the bundled walk on the beach taking in the joy of other people's (well behaved) dogs along Willows Beach.
The Canadian Mental Health Association offers a list of tips to help people get through the holiday season. They recommend steps such as planning ahead, staying within a budget, learning stress-busting skills and other strategies to approach the season with as much ease as possible.
Those with mental health issues are often not in a place, emotionally or mentally, where they are capable of carrying out these tips.
Think about taking the time now for both yourself and others to make the holidays comfortable for all. Ask what you can do for family and strangers, anyone having a hard time with the season.
Don't forget to listen for the answer, sometimes it's as simple as spending time.
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West Campus Move in 2k15
This is my clone of the popular game Agar.io (by Agario)
This is my clone of the popular game Agar.io (by Agario)
★ Move the mouse around to move your cell (or cells)
★ Eat dots (agar) or other players to grow and dominate the board.
★ Press SPACE to split your cell (move faster, but more dangerous)
★ Avoid being eaten by players LARGER than you are!
★ Prickly green virus cells can be hidden behind if you are small,
but they will split you up if you are bigger than them!
★ Play games with up to 20 players! Yay :)
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Ex-Fiesta executive enters guilty plea
The Fiesta Bowl's former top executive pleaded guilty Tuesday to a felony charge to settle allegations stemming from a political donations scandal.
John Junker entered the plea in Phoenix for his role in soliciting political contributions from Fiesta Bowl employees. The bowl later reimbursed employees for about $48,000 over a nine-year period.
The plea is part of an agreement with Arizona prosecutors in connection with the scandal that led to the firing last year of Junker, the bowl's longtime leader, and the resignation of chief operating officer, Natalie Wisneski.
The Fiesta Bowl hosts college football's national championship game every four years. The scandal nearly jeopardized the Fiesta Bowl's role as one of the four top-tier national bowl groups. The organization was spared the worst sanctions – the loss of the championship game and its NCAA license.
A 276-page bowl investigation report found the "apparent scheme" to reimburse at least $46,539 for employees' political contributions. It also reported lavish spending by Junker.
Junker pleaded guilty in Maricopa County Superior Court to a state felony, which carries a presumptive 2 1/2-year sentence that's also eligible for probation. A judge could reject the deal and would have discretion at sentencing.
"Pursuant to plea agreements with the prosecuting agencies involved, Mr. Junker will continue his ongoing cooperation with them and their agents, as requested," Junker's lawyer, Stephen Dichter, said in a statement. "No additional charges arising out of Mr. Junker's long tenure with the Fiesta Bowl will be brought against him by either the State of Arizona or the United States Attorney for the District of Arizona."
The Arizona Republic first reported the deal in Sunday's editions.
Wisneski was indicted in November on federal charges stemming from allegations about her involvement in the scandal. She has pleaded not guilty.
Bowl lobbyist Gary Husk has also been the focus of federal and state criminal investigations. Husk's lawyer, Rick Romley, told the newspaper that Junker is only looking out for himself.
"He is so self-serving and he financially benefited himself," Romley said. "Now it looks like he will blame others to minimize his role. He was the president and CEO of the Fiesta Bowl."
The Republic began reporting in late 2009 that the bowl had been involved in coordinating donations to politicians. An initial bowl review found no evidence of that, but it later called for an independent investigation released last March that led to the ouster of Junker and Wisneski.
The investigation also said Husk participated in and coordinated the political donations reimbursement scheme. Husk has not been charged with any crimes and has denied any wrongdoing.
Three months after Junker was fired, the bowl hired University of Arizona president Robert Shelton to lead the organization and repair its reputation. An attorney for the bowl has said the organization is cooperating with local, state and federal investigations and made substantial changes to prevent a repeat.


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Greetings all,
There's less than 3 weeks til BrickFest! I apologise for not posting this together earlier, but I wanted to let all Castle builders know that the we will continue with the Classic Castle City flag system we had last year.
Marc Nelson Jr., whose brainchild the flag system was, will be unable to attend this year but he has been kind enough to up date the flag site.
The idea with the flag systen was to identify buildings in the CCC town display by a distinctive flag unique to each builder. This means we can put the MOC cards around the outside of the setup rather than in the middle of the city. And it also looks really cool.
If you contributed to the layout last year and will be bringing stuff this year too, I'd encourage you to use the same colors as last year (but if you want to change just let me know). If you didn't bring MOCs for the CCC display last year but will be contributing MOCs this year check out this link to chose a two flag combo which (which no one else has already chosen) you'd like to add to your MOCs. Note that you are expected to provide the flags yourself.
If you're bringing MOCs for the CCC layout, do remember to let us know in advance by filling out a MOC card. Include the words "CCC" on the MOC card to let us know that your MOC is meant for the CCC display.
Hope all this make sense to the newbies, Let me know if you have any questions.


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Montage Series swings into November with free jazz concert
Loyola press release - October 26, 2012
The Loyola Jazz Band, recently selected to play at the upcoming Jazz Education Network Conference in Atlanta, Ga., will offer a free performance Saturday, Nov. 3 at 3 p.m. in Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall, located in the Communications/Music Complex, on the corner of St. Charles Avenue and Calhoun Street.
Part of the Montage Fine and Performing Art Series at Loyola University New Orleans, the program will feature great composers and arrangers of the modern big band era. Highlights of the afternoon will include Bob Brookmeyer's "Hello and Goodbye," Cole Porter's "I Love You," as arranged by Coordinator of Jazz Studies John Mahoney, and "Back in Blue Orleans" by Less Hooper.
Free parking is available in the West Road Garage located on West Road and accessible from St. Charles Avenue.


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All the recent talk about electricity rates has gotten me thinking about my own power bill.
I've begun to wonder both how it will be affected by changes in the fee structure from the Okanogan County Public Utility District and how much different the rates are from what I was paying while living in Salem, Ore., as a customer of Portland General Electric.
My bill from Portland General Electric almost always seemed far too high, oftentimes peaking in the winter over $100 a month with my apartment's ancient baseboard heaters chugging almost non-stop to keep the place a tepid 62 degrees.
I tallied out a one-year average to see: Was I living in the world's most inefficient apartment (a certain possibility, with its 1970s-era linoleum floors and living room that undoubtedly featured shag carpet at one point in its life), or were the rates that much higher?
I did some quick math — a scary proposition for an English major — and figured that in a one-year stretch, I averaged 487 kilowatt-hours per month for a one-bedroom apartment in Salem.
My electricity bill averaged $60 a month.
Since moving to Omak, I noticed a significant drop in my energy bills. I was thrilled to be paying less than $40 a month for electricity with the air-conditioner running almost full-blast all day and night.
But looking a little deeper at my bills, the difference in price seems to be solely a difference of how much energy I've used. It seems my old apartment with its leaky windows and drafty doors was the culprit — and not the energy company I detested.
In Omak, I've averaged 301 kwh and paid about $37 a month.
All things considered, my average price per kilowatt-hour was right about 12.3 in both states.
Again putting some of my remedial math skills to work, I plugged my understanding of the Okanogan County Public Utility District's updated rate structure into a calculator.
I came up with a new energy rate average of $48 a month, starting Sept. 1.
And that's not taking into account the cost increases that will be passed on from the Bonneville Power Administration. Those hikes are expected to go into place Oct. 3.
All of a sudden, the perception of lower electricity rates seems to be a mirage. What I believed were higher rates in Salem appear to be the fault of poor insulation.
Garrett Rudolph is the managing editor of The Chronicle. He can be reached at 509-826-1110 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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By RAELYNN RICARTE
News staff writer
December 16, 2006
The Hood River County Sheriff's Office has experienced a hectic week orchestrating a high-profile search for three missing climbers.
By Thursday, the agency had spent almost $23,000 on manpower, fuel and supplies. However, Chief Deputy Jerry Brown said now is not the time to worry about the hit these expenditures have taken on the 2006-07 budget.
"The sheriff doesn't put a cost on a human life. Whatever the search takes, it takes," said Brown
Sheriff Joe Wampler allocated $14,000 for search and rescue operations this fiscal year. Brown said the money to repay that fund will likely be transferred from an account to replace equipment.
However, he said several financial offers have come from "sources outside the state" so he remains hopeful that, at the end of the day, the shortfall will be repaid.
"We would just be thrilled if that help materialized," he said.
Brown said the support of the community and other law enforcement agencies has been "heartening" during a long and difficult week.
Both food platters and flowers have been delivered by businesses and individuals to the dispatch center, where the distressed families are keeping vigil.
In addition, Safeway has donated many of the meals being delivered by snow cat to the remote base camp at Cloud Cap Inn.
The Oregon State Police and Hood River City Police have stepped forward to cover the regular patrol duties of sheriff deputies who are dedicating time to the search.
Sheriff Joe Wampler said the hunt for three missing men will continue through today. He said a determination will then be made by survivability experts about the prospects of Kelly James, 48, and Brian Hall, 37, both from Dallas, Texas, and Jerry "Nikko" Cooke, 35, from Brooklyn, N.Y.
The Crag Rats, Hood River County's search team, has been joined this week by other mountaineering groups on the treacherous slopes. The specialists in glacial rescue are based at Cloud Cap Inn and braving fierce winds and white-out conditions in hopes of finding the trio.
On Wednesday, searchers discovered a note the missing climbers had left behind in the logbook of the Tilly Jane Warming Hut. The cheery message written on Dec. 7 seems eerie in light of the men's subsequent disappearance.
The note reads, "Thanks for your hard work on this great Shelter. We did not plan on staying, but the warmth of the fire changed our minds. We climb as a group of 3 and we left a $20 bill. We will leave tomorrow for the north face! Wish us luck!"
The climbers had planned to spend the night of Dec. 7 outdoors before ascending the canyons along the north side, crossing the summit and descending to Timberline Lodge. The route that James, Cooke and Hall took has slopes of 50 or 60 degrees and sheer walls of vertical ice.
Wampler launched a search after James called his family via a cell phone on Sunday afternoon. In a disoriented conversation, he mentioned the word injury and then stated that Hall and Cooke had left him in a snow cave just below the north-facing summit and gone for help.
Although T-Mobile, the service provider for James, was "pinging" his phone every five minutes to pinpoint his location, Wampler said James left his phone on but there has not been any activity from him since Sunday. He said the last signal obtained by T-Mobile was early Tuesday morning, at which time it appears the phone battery became too weak for use.
The company then worked with two agents from the Portland office of the FBI to narrow down the last-known coordinates. Wampler said James is believed to have holed up at the 11,000 foot elevation, just 239 feet below the peak.
However, he said even if the exact whereabouts of James' snow cave is located, a "wall of weather" has kept searchers from getting higher than 8,500 feet. He said military drones with heat-seeking sensors have also been grounded by winds of up to 100 miles per hour on Thursday night.
Driving snow, sleet and wind blasts have kept also put on hold the insertion of Army and Air Force Special Forces teams near the summit.
"The weather has really shut us down and that has created a lot of frustration," said Wampler.
With national media focused on the search, several unfounded reports have been broadcast. The sheriff said speculation has kept the families, which are in town, on an emotional roller coaster ride.
For example, reports aired on Tuesday that snowshoe tracks found on the south side of the mountain might belong to one of the climbers. But Wampler said all three sets of snowshoes rented by the trio are still in the back of the vehicle they left at the Cooper Spur trailhead.
Other stories questioned whether James had attempted a 9-1-1 call on Monday – something that Wampler said cannot be confirmed. He said the emergency dispatch center did send a text message to James that day, which might have been mistaken for a call. The message was received by the phone, but has not been opened.
By Thursday, weather conditions on the mountain had deteriorated to the point that searchers were kept at the tree line, or about 6,500 feet.
Wampler said the search would have been easier if James, Kelly and Cooke were wearing either a GPS Receiver or Mountain Locator Unit.
Both pieces of equipment serve as beacons that, when activated, immediately signal the location of lost skiers, climbers and hikers.
"Unfortunately, we don't have very many people who use these devices — but it sure would be helpful," he said.
With those words, a tired Wampler turned back to the white board where he charts the daily progress of the multi-tiered search effort that he hopes will become a rescue operation.
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Traveling roads all even and peaceful you learn'd from joys and prosperity only,
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And now to conceive and show to the world what your children en-masse really are,
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Our people named among Sydney's most influential in 2012
30 November 2012
The Sydney Morning Herald has recognised two leading University of Sydney academics for their world-leading research and transformative influence on government policy in a list of Sydney's most influential people in 2012.
Professor Simon Chapman and Dr Michael Biercuk were both included in the Sydney Magazine, which highlights "the people who have changed our city for the better".
The Sydney Magazine also named the $20 million gift to the University by John Grill, alumnus and former chief executive of international resources and energy company WorleyParsons, as one of the top 100 events of the year.
Professor Simon Chapman from the School of Public Health, who also featured on the magazine's cover, is lauded for his work as an "anti-tobacco advocate and air freshener".
Having fought for tighter tobacco controls for more than three decades, Professor Chapman played an instrumental role in the federal government's world-first plain packaging legislation, effective this year.
Professor Chapman told the Sydney Magazine he remembers precisely where he was the moment he found out the Plain Packaging Act would become a reality:
"It was April 29 2010, and I know exactly where I was standing in my house and which phone I picked up when [then health minister] Nicola Roxon's office told me it was happening," he told the Sydney Magazine. "The next two years were non-stop."
Dr Michael Biercuk, who is primary investigator in the Quantum Control Laboratory at the University, is recognised for his ground-breaking research into quantum computing, which could develop a computer to make calculations that now require a machine larger than the size of the known universe.
Before moving to Sydney from the US in 2010, Dr Biercuk worked with an international team that included this year's Nobel Prize for Physics winner, David Wineland. The team this year published their findings on a tiny ion-crystal that could enable a computer to perform calculations that currently stump the world's most powerful supercomputers.
Three University of Sydney academics were members of selection panels. Professor Sandra Kaji-O'Grady, Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning, was a panellist in the life and style category; Professor Roslyn Arnold, Faculty of Education and Social Work, was a panellist in the science and knowledge category; and Associate Professor Peter McCallum, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, was a panellist in the arts and culture category.
Twenty of the top 100 are University of Sydney Alumni, including:
- David Marr (BA '68 LLB '91)
- Louise Herron (BA'86 LLB '82)
- Lyndon Terracini (SCM Amalgamation Alumni Affiliate)
- Tony Abbott (BEc '79 LLB '81)
- Nick Greiner (BEc '68)
- Anthony Albanese (BEc'85)
- Peter Jensen (MA '77)
- Mike Baird (BA '89)
- Tom Bathurst (BA '69 LLB '72)
- Clover Moore (BA '69)
- Adam Jacobs (BA '07 BCom '07)
- Rachel Neeson (BSc (Arch) '90 BArch '94)
- Rob Purves (Non-degree Hon Fellow '07)
- Simon Chapman (PhD (Medicine) '86)
- Deb Summerhayes (BA '85 DipEd '85)
- Brian Owler (BSc (Med) '94 MBBS '97 PhD (Med) '04)
- Stuart White (PhD '89)
- Sally Dunwoodie (BSc '86 PhD (Medicine) '93)
- Hannah Dahlen (MCommNurse '94)
- John Mattick (BSc '72)
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PEORIA — Crack cocaine, heroin and cash were seized during three raids last week that also netted three arrests.
Agents with the Peoria Multi-County Narcotics Enforcement Group searched 2120 N. Gale Ave. on Feb. 12 and seized 14 grams of crack cocaine, packaging materials and $260 cash.
Arrested during the raid, which was coordinated with Illinois State Police, was Annecia Todd, 34, who listed the address as her residence. A second adult female and four children were in the home at the time of the raid, according to MEG. No other arrests were made.
Agents and state police conducted an undercover buy the same day that resulted in 2.5 grams of heroin being confiscated from a man who told police he was homeless. James S. Smith, 43, was apprehended in the 700 block of Morton Street.
A police vehicle collided with a parked, unoccupied vehicle during the arrest, said MEG director Dave Briggs. The police vehicle was not damaged, and the parked vehicle sustained an estimated $800 in damage. Police also seized $200 in cash during the raid.
On Thursday, MEG agents and troopers executed a search warrant at 1019 S. Greenlawn Ave. and encountered five adults in the house. Police seized 3 grams of crack cocaine, packaging material and $196 cash.
Arrested in the Greenlawn raid was Yolanda R. Wilson, 36, of 2412 W. Malone St.
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MEG, Illinois State Police arrest three in separate operations
PEORIA — Crack cocaine, heroin and cash were seized during three raids last week that also netted three arrests.


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5 Unique Destinations On Two Gallons of Gas
Don't let pain at the pump put a crimp in your vacation fun! There are plenty of interesting places to visit and fun things to do within 2 gallons of gas, roundtrip, from the Captain Lord Mansion. Here are a few out-of-the-ordinary suggestions for "daytripping."
The City of Portland
Just 30 minutes north of Kennebunkport, this bustling seaside city offers so much to see and do. Stroll the streets of the wonderfully restored Old Port, with its eclectic selection of shops, galleries and restaurants. Perhaps take a short boat cruise out to Peak's Island. Visit the Victoria Mansion, one of the finest restored Victorian House Museums in New England. Visit the Portland Museum of Art – its main building was designed by I.M. Pei – and the McClelland House annex, a fabulous Federal Mansion that has all of its beautiful, original architectural interiors.
About 20 minutes south of Kennebunkport. Park your car at the entrance to Perkins Cove and lunch at the legendary Barnicle Billy's, while watching the boats come in and out of the Cove. Then take a leisurely walk along the Marginal Way ocean-side walking trail. On your way back, stop in town and explore the many unique shops that vie for your business!
Biddeford Pool
Ten miles north of Kennebunkport is a large tidal pool, as well as the scenic village that surrounds it. Site of Maine's first recorded permanent settlement (1616), it hosts both resident lobstermen and summer The East Point Sanctuary (Audubon Society) is one of the premier birding spots on the northeast coast. Bev and I enjoy hiking in the Sanctuary because it borders a beautiful golf course and wanders along the rocky shore. Historic Wood Island Light is clearly visible just off shore.
Cape Neddick Light
Better known as the Nubble Light, it is just a few minutes south of Ogunquit, off beautiful York Beach, on a rocky island or "nubble." It is considered one of the most photographed lighthouses in the country. First lit in 1897, it continues to guide mariners today. It is one lighthouse that you can see up close; it is only a stone's throw off shore across a narrow channel of water.
Kittery Shopping Outlets
If your idea of a fun vacation day is shop 'til you drop," then head south on Rte. 1 or the Maine Turnpike about a half hour, to the famed Kittery Outlets. In about a two-mile stretch of Rte. 1, you'll find everything from Crate & Barrel, Liz Claiborne and Brooks Brothers, to Bass Shoe, Lenox China and dozens more. Why, you could get all your holiday shopping done in just one visit to Kittery!
Although Bev and I are "transplants" from "away," we have lived in this part of New England for 30 years, and never cease to be enchanted by its many charms. Let us help you plan an enchanting day of your own, all on just 2 gallons of gas! We'll provide maps and explicit driving instructions!
Rick Litchfield, Your Innkeeper


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About the University Police
The Southern Connecticut State University Police Department has been in operation for over 25 years. We provide police services to the university population of over 13,000 faculty, staff, and students. There are approximately 3,000 students residing on the campus. Our campus is located in New Haven, Connecticut, on 150 acres, which include nine high-rise residence halls, 36 other buildings, sports fields, 12 parking lots, a 600-space parking garage, and a 450-space residence garage.
SCSU police personnel has increased to a present level of 27 police officers, which includes the chief of police, deputy chief of police, one lieutenant, four sergeants, one detective, and 19 patrol officers. There are also five dispatchers, one building and grounds officers, and 66 University Assistants. The university police also are responsible for the shuttle service.
The University Police Department is located in Granoff Hall on the residential life side of campus.
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