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Services for Reva McKinney of Marietta, Okla., will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday, August 24, 2011, in Marietta's First Baptist Church with Dr. Alton Fannin officiating. Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta, under the direction of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Marietta.
Services for Reva McKinney of Marietta, Okla., will be conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday, August 24, 2011, in Marietta's First Baptist Church with Dr. Alton Fannin officiating. Interment will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Marietta, under the direction of Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Marietta.
Mrs. McKinney was born December 10, 1922, in St. John, Kansas, the daughter of Frank and Ella Gates Long. She passed away Saturday, August 20, 2011, in Mercy Health Love County, Marietta, at the age of 88.
Mrs. McKinney graduated from St. John High School then went to beauty school. After graduation she worked as a beautician in Great Bend, Kan., before moving to California to work in an airplane factory during World War II as a rosie the riveter. There she met Thomas B. McKinney whom she married on December 26, 1949, in the Evangelic United Brethren Church in Oakland, Calif. The couple moved to Stillwater, Okla., where she continued to work as a beautician in order for Mr. McKinney to obtain his college degree. They then returned to California where she was a homemaker and mother. In 1961 Mr. and Mrs. McKinney moved to Marietta where they built and operated the McKinney Grocery and later also built and operated The Dairy Hub which later was renamed The Hub. After his death on February 21, 1975, Mrs. McKinney opened Reva's Beauty Box and operated it until 2002.
For the past 45 years she had organized and attended each of the Long family reunions at Lake Murray, including this year's held only two weeks ago. Mrs. McKinney had many interests including searching for fossils, ceramics, painting, traveling with her brothers and sisters and a variety of needlework such as crocheting, knitting and crewel embroidery.
As a very active member and faithful servant of Marietta's First Baptist Church, she was recognized as "Mother of the Year" at the church, held several leadership positions in the WMU and also taught a Sunday School Class for children for more than 40 years.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; in-laws, Wayte and Cleta McKinney; two brothers, Donald Long and Russell Long; sister, Doris Long Mettler; three brothers-in-law, H.W. McKinney Jr., Bob Rasko and Don Mettler; and three sisters-in-law, Millie McKinney, Ruth Long and Mary Long.
Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Kermit and Jeffna McKinney of Marietta; three daughters and sons-in-law, Ella and Randy Keeton of Ardmore, Okla., Janet and Allen Page of Richardson, Texas, and Angela McKinney of the home; brother and sister-in-law, Allen and Marge Long of St. John; sister, Joyce Rasko of Geneseo, Ill.; and five grandsons, Chase McKinney, Robert Page, Ryan Keeton, Bill Page and Cody Keeton.
Bearers will be nephews, Randy McKinney, Joe McKinney, Jerry Long, Tommy McKinney, Johnny Stone, Dana Mettler, Terry Long, Kent Rasko, Dee Long and Doug Long.
The family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. this evening at Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home.
Memorials may be made to the Baptist Home for Girls in Madill, OK, c/o Flanagan-Watts Funeral Home, 100 East Main St., Marietta, OK 73448.
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PETOSKEY -- A Petoskey man who appeared in Emmet County's 57th Circuit Court last year for a jury trial on criminal sexual conduct charges, which resulted in a mistrial, was back in court for a new trial and found guilty of both counts against him Tuesday.
The jury found Marvin Dale VanLiew, 40, guilty of two counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct against a then 7-year-old girl, court records show.
The abuse, which, police say involved sexual touching, occurred on or about June 23, 2011, in Bear Creek Township, according to court records. During the initial trial in December, defense attorney Hillary Briolat made a motion for mistrial after the alleged victim's mother testified that VanLiew had told her he had been accused of committing similar crimes in the past, information the jury was not meant to have at that time and that violated the rules of evidence, Emmet County Prosecutor Jim Linderman told the Petoskey News-Review in December.
VanLiew was represented by Robert Engel in the new trial, which began Monday, but Engel could not immediately be reached for comment.
Second-degree criminal sexual conduct is a felony offense with a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. As of Wednesday, VanLiew's sentencing date had not yet been determined.

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Georgia: Gloating comments made by Adam Scott`s caddie at the expense of his former employer Tiger Woods after the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational have sparked mixed reactions from players at this week`s PGA Championship.
While many players understood the frustration felt by caddie Steve Williams after being abruptly fired by Woods on July 3, others believed he unfairly took the focus away from a superb triumph by Scott at Firestone Country Club on Sunday.
New Zealander Williams described Australian Scott`s four-shot victory as the most satisfying of his career, despite having previously won 13 majors in tandem with Woods.
However, Williams hardly mentioned Scott in a post-tournament interview with CBS television, saying "I feel like I`m a good front-runner when I`m caddying" as he spoke mainly in the first person.
"I think Stevie was given the opportunity to talk and he had the right to say what he wanted to say," British world number one Luke Donald told reporters at Atlanta Athletic Club on Tuesday.
"The only disappointing thing that I found personally from it was there was no talk of how pleased he was about Adam winning. It was a little bit deflecting away from Adam winning.
"Obviously the caddie does play an important role, but I think if he had mentioned something about Adam, this wouldn`t have been an issue."
Second-ranked Briton Lee Westwood described Williams` comments as a "good dig" at 14-times major winner Woods.
"I thought there was no relevance to the interview other than to have a good dig at Tiger Woods in the ribs," Englishman Westwood said after playing nine holes in practice on Tuesday.
"It`s blatantly obvious that he`s a fantastic caddie because he`s won with all different kinds of players. I just didn`t see the point in putting him on TV," he said.
Television interviews with caddies, especially straight after the finale to a tournament, are almost unheard of.
"There`s obviously a bit of friction there," Westwood added, referring to the fractured relationship between Williams and Woods. "So, what`s the point?"
Williams, who has previously caddied for top players including Australian Greg Norman and American Raymond Floyd, was stunned when Woods abruptly decided to end a highly successful partnership dating back to 1999.
The New Zealander was axed after the AT&T National at Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, although the split was not made public until after the July 14-17 British Open to limit any distraction for Scott.
Williams later broke his own silence in an interview with New Zealand television, saying he was "very disappointed" and felt he had wasted two years of his life with Woods having been sidelined for long stretches by leg injuries.
"It`s the most satisfying win I`ve ever had, there`s no two ways about it," Williams said on Sunday at Firestone after Scott had clinched his first World Golf Championships (WGC) title.
"The fans have been unbelievable. It`s the greatest week of my life caddying and I sincerely mean that."
U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy felt Williams had gone a bit too far while speaking "in the heat of the moment".
The Northern Irishman added: "I definitely think it took away from Adam`s win. It was a phenomenal win -- he played unbelievable all week.
"Adam`s the one hitting the shots. Stevie`s obviously had a good influence on him the last four weeks or whatever it is, but Adam`s the one who ultimately gets the ball in the hole."
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Happy Valley is about two kinds of rituals: the media-packaged public shaming spectacle, and game day for football fans. The two are becoming uncomfortably close bedfellows these days, which lends Amir Bar-Lev's documentary about Penn State football and the Jerry Sandusky child-abuse scandal both an eerie prescience and some unexpected urgency. The film follows the aftermath of the Sandusky revelations, as more victims go public and the university—in an effort to cleanse itself of any association with the affair—dismisses its president, athletic director, and legendary football coach Joe Paterno, lovingly called "Saint Joe" by students and on T-shirts. In its best moments, Happy Valley scrutinizes the tension that builds when the sanctity of game day is tarnished by the media's thirst for ignominy and punishment. A fascinating, barely coherent rage erupts when these two rituals are put at odds with one another.
Bar-Lev is keen to display and dismantle the component parts of each phenomenon, revealing the machine of consumerism and spectacle underlying the seeming purity of sports fandom. Happy Valley begins with a game-day montage: the green hills of State College yield to tailgaters, a cashier readying merchandise, and sportscasters hyping the day's action. The school provides the fans, the fans provide the money, and the money attracts the media. Individual shots of a Penn State undergrad's dorm room festooned with football paraphernalia, or of two competing news organizations covering an identical story simultaneously, are potent enough to display this machinery in action.
Efficient and gripping when focused on its potent institutional and cultural concerns, Happy Valley is dispiritingly conventional when delivering information about the Sandusky scandal. Talking heads speculate about how aware Paterno was of Sandusky's actions, and whether he had a moral obligation to report them to the police. The release of the Freeh Report—which compelled the NCAA to vacate 14 years of Penn State victories, among other harsh penalties—is recounted with many still shots of highlighted and bold-faced on-screen text. Local artists and dissenters toward the cult of Paterno have their say. Interviews with Sandusky's adopted son Matt (a victim of his abuse) and the Paterno family confirm how miserable it is to be a part of a media narrative with its own inexorable momentum. This momentum proves to alter the landscape of Penn State University: not only is Paterno fired, but a statue honoring him is removed from the campus. All other vestiges of his image disappear from university shops and team coverage. It's these specific actions that transform Happy Valley, a nickname State College earned due to its relative strength during the Great Depression, into a site of rebellion against a university- and media-sanctioned shame spiral.
Bar-Lev is perhaps our preeminent documentarian of public scandal. His last film, The Tillman Story, was a moving attempt to salvage the reputation of a football player turned soldier whose death and persona were mangled by the media and the government. At the center of Happy Valley, Bar-Lev sets himself a more complicated task: to explain the amorphous outrage of a student body. "This is so fake," one student complains when a scheduled pep rally is made to become a prayer vigil. "Fuck the media," hordes of them chant to an ESPN crew on the night of Paterno's resignation, before tipping over a news van. Such footage benefits from Bar-Lev's combination of empathy and journalistic detachment. What scans like a "culture of reverence" gone wild comes to seem, in subsequent interviews, more like a case of deep resentment toward the media, the NCAA, and their own school. The film thrives in its sustained focus on a group of students punished by one man's heinous actions, but once the media caravan departs, Happy Valley meanders, torn between its obligation to reportage and its interest in a town riven by America's thirst for justice.


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I loved photographing in this very bright, clean, newly renovated ice cream shop! You have to grab some ice cream and a seat to relax and enjoy. You can also order right at the window! I enjoyed that sundae right up there. It was delicious! My youngest son feels it is important to mention that Mr. D. has "Legendary Ice Cream Swirl" skills. I photograph lots of children and I have to be quick, since they can melt on me very quickly. I found out that ice cream melts even faster...lol! Now, I know why food photographers carry shaving cream and Elmer's Glue in their bags!!!
Thank you for having me, guys! Looking forward to lots of visits this year!


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A little more than a year after Chairman Bill Gates used Pearl Harbor Day 1995 to acknowledge that Microsoft had been asleep at the Internet switch, the software giant has incorporated Internet technology across the board. And it has promised much more in 1997.
Analysts and users generally give Microsoft high marks for the past year, and say delivering on those vows will be the key to the company's fortunes for the New Year. The company and its stockholders enjoyed dizzying financial success in 1996, an act that may be hard to follow.
But it will be equally important for Microsoft to continue to emphasize Internet technologies, cooperate on industry standards, and further hone its message, observers say.
"There's a lot more to the Internet than just having a Web browser with Java support," says Clay Ryder, director of Zona Research. "They're not done. No one's done."
Microsoft released a slew of products in 1996, including updates to Internet Explorer, its Web server, and development tools. And more are promised in 1997, including the Office 97 suite of applications, the Explorer 4.0 browser family, and Internet Information Server (IIS) 4.0 Web server.
Key Microsoft products due in 1997 include:
• Windows 97, with the beta due in the first quarter and shipment in the third;
• Internet Explorer 4.0, with the beta in the first quarter and shipment in the second;
• Office 97, in New Zealand now, shipping in january for the rest of the world;
• Exchange Server 5.0, due to ship in the first quarter;
• Transaction Server, due in the first quarter;
• IIS 4.0, due in the second quarter; and
• Visual Basic 5.0, due in the first quarter.
The anticipated next version of Windows - code-named Memphis - will offer Explorer as a desktop interface option, a key component of Microsoft's Active Desktop concept of a seamless integration of operating system and applications with the Internet.
"They need to merge their desktop technology with the Internet," says Nate Lynch, a software developer with Valinor Inc. in Bellevue, Wash. "Everything you're doing locally needs to be integrated. They also need to make collaboration across the Internet easier."
One Internet commerce success story, 1-800-Flowers of Westbury, N.Y., is pleased with both its migration to Microsoft's Merchant Server and the distribution channel it has gained through Microsoft Network, says Vice President Chris McCann.
"It's not just server technology, not just channels. They're taking industry leadership in attracting mass consumers on to the Internet, and that's going to help everyone," McCann said. Next year, McCann will look to Microsoft to "provide us with the technology, and also the opportunity or the channels to [reach] as many people as possible."
Many observers say Microsoft needs to address its own style, rather than the substance of its products. But even then, some disagree on whether the company should be more, or less, aggressive in the industry.
"They can't leave a good thing alone without changing the scope, relying on their desktop clout to force an issue through to general acceptance," says IDC analyst Dan Kusnetzky. "This is not an acceptable approach in the world of the Internet. There are too many players who say, 'We do it this way rather than your way.'"
But Ryder says Microsoft's hard-line business reputation sometimes makes the company tread lightly.
"They think, 'We don't want to look like bullies because people already assume we're doing bad things,'" he says. "They haven't defended themselves against Netscape and Sun and others, who often make outlandish claims that Microsoft would get tagged for."
Microsoft also will spend considerable energy fending off the network computer by pushing hard for its answer, the NetPC, as well as its Zero Administration Windows initiative - both aimed at cutting the cost of using and maintaining PCs.
Another focus will be content, exemplified by Microsoft's commitment to Microsoft Network (MSN) and MSNBC, as well as its recent deal with PointCast for the "push" delivery of information.
Kusnetzky says Microsoft must shore up its server technology in 1997.
"Microsoft has a very strong position on the client, and is trying to reach in on the server," Kusnetzky says. "They're trying to build credibility and a track record on the server. Oracle already has that, and Microsoft can't really show you the same high-end solutions yet."
Microsoft is at http://www.microsoft.com/.http://www.microsoft.com/
Elizabeth Heichler, the Boston-based managing editor of InfoWorld affiliate the IDG News Service, contributed to this report.


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Most people can't wait to turn 21. Truth be told, most people can't wait until their birthday rolls around, no matter the number, but some milestone ages garner a little more excitement than others.
Eighteen and 21 are definitely two of these milestones ages, the first because you are now officially an adult and the second…well, for obvious reasons.
It means a night out with the guys or a girls' night out at an establishment where they can drink something a little stronger than soda.
That's most people, not all.
There are plenty of 20-year-olds that require nothing more than kicking back with close friends and family on their 21st birthday.
James Weir falls into the latter category but not because he chooses a night in over a night out; James can't really have a night out.
James has autism, which affects millions of people across the world. In fact, Autism Spectrum Disorder may directly affect you. If it does, you are well-aware that socializing isn't a priority with people on the spectrum, which leaves many with autism to have very few friends.
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backyard sun shower . . . the windchime song changes with each cloud —Stanford M. Forrester
backyard sun shower . . . the windchime song changes with each cloud —Stanford M. Forrester
I like this... There's a sense of stillness invoked with the moving clouds, plus a union of human and nature in the "man-made" windchime seemingly being affected by the changing shape of the distant clouds--and a bit of humor as well. Thank you for sharing this poem!
well Stan,
I thought that you were still the president of
the HSA, and Tom Painting was the current 2nd VP?
Anywho, I enjoyed the movement and sound in this
haiku. The juxtapositon is good, and I agree with
Michael, though there maybe also something seen,
that is familiar in the clouds, while the clouds
change shape.
though overly wordy.
i am trying to remember the words (someone) used, "too informative".
with these words, i find it difficult to relate the wind-chime's song to the clouds, that explains why it's not called a "cloud-chime"
"backyard sun shower . . ."
was it raining, in addition to the sun shining, or simply a down pouring of sun rays.
"the wind-chime song"
this line could have been written alone(as a one line haiku) just the tinkling, jingling of the chimes is a different(concert) story each time.
"changes with each cloud"
i wonder...
backyard . . .
the wind-chime song
as the clouds change
To B.Richardson:
Interesting. Your remake isn't the same thing.
The sounds of the windchimes are from a combination of wind and the rain hitting it.
Sunshowers include rain and light, hence the name.
If this haiku were "too informative", which I disagree, I'm not sure why these questions are having to be answered in the first place.
Your revision leaves out the rain, as well as, the sun shower (the light/darkness element) which are both very important to the poem. Though I like it very much, really do, what you have proposed is not the same poem as I said before, does not have the same level of depth as the original, and is singular. Thank you for thinking enough about my poem to take the time to send in a comment.
To answer Gene + others:
Yes, I am currently the president of the Haiku Society of America. The posted bio is unfortunately from last year when I served as 2nd VP and was not updated.
Stanford M. Forrester
and in the interest of complete information, my reply to stanford:
true, my remake isn't the same thing.
a combination of the wind and the rain
hitting the windchimes at that moment were known only to you.
surely you must agree, any words i may have written are an interpretation from the words you presented
"sunshowers including rain and light, hence the name", was new to me, even though i was able to conceive/perceive your intentions.
it has been my understanding, at times too much can be placed in a haiku, rather than allowing the readers or listeners to form their own opinions
true, i focused on the windchimes and the thought, there was a breeze present, allowing for the changing clouds; as forementioned, one can try to emphasize (too much)
true again, what i proposed does not contain the same dimensions, to equate to the same dimensions i would have to apply my own reasoning, to myself, as aforementioned.
"singular poem", hmmm, i have heard this term in reference to poe's raven, before i continue, might you explain your usage...
just me
a note, stanford: forgive me, if, i left a word or two out; it's difficult for me to photographically remember as i once did, yesterday; other words, i forget sometimes. if, this isn't close enough, please, print my exact response to you.
widow's death
her windchime
tinkling through the night
morning sunshine ...
homeless man's cardboard bed
on the sidewalk
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Leave it to Kim Kardashian to wear latex when pregnant with her second child. The Keeping Up the Kardashians star showed off her growing baby bump (which is still quite little) on Tuesday night in a -- wait for it -- skin-tight, pink latex dress. And she looks good as hell! Oh, Kim -- only you can pull these things off!
Kim worked the red carpet at the Nashville launch party for Hype Energy Drinks wearing the crazy get-up. Despite being around three months along, she really doesn't have much of a bump at all. (Her signature curves are still there, though!) It's actually pretty impressive that she's not showing at all, being that the outfit, again, is skin tight; and typically women show earlier when it's their second pregnancy. Check Kim out:
She looks amazing, no? I'm not sure about you, but I don't know too many pregnant women who could pull this look off.
More From The Stir: Quiz: Which Kardashian Sister Are You?
Kim has said on numerous occasions that she was nervous to get pregnant again, because she simply just "didn't feel like herself" when she was carrying North. But, if you ask me, Kim looks puh-retty "like herself" in this outfit. And the second trimester is always the best, so clearly we have a lot to look forward to!
What do you think of Kim's outfit?
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A trip to Murrayfield tomorrow sees Newcastle KBS Vipers complete their Findus Challenge Cup group games at Edinburgh Capitals (face-off 6pm).
The match does not have too much significance points wise as Vipers have already been confirmed as a top-four finisher and a guaranteed semi-final berth. Edinburgh, with six points, cannot reach the semi-finals.
KBS Vipers suffered a 4-1 home loss at the hands of Capitals last month, and are keen to put the record straight.
Newcastle travel without three of their imports for this encounter. Rob Trumbley has incurred a one -match suspension for his match penalty received in the 4-0 win at Bracknell Bees last week.
Fellow forward Paul Ferone, who picked up two match penalties in the 17th minute incident at Bracknell, has been handed a three game.
Marc West, who has returned home for the weekend for personal reasons, also misses the game.
Manager Clyde Tuyl said: "It gives us a chance to work on some of our system play and an opportunity for our British players to get plenty of ice time and see if we can help them raise their level."
Edinburgh have added Laurie Dunbar from Dundee Stars since they won at Telewest and have much continuity since last season. Slovakians Martin Cingel, Jan Krajicek and Mickael Droppa, Czech netminder Ladislav Kudrna, and Americans Adrian Saul, Steven Kaye and Martin Clarke bring a variety of styles to the Edinburgh side.
This season so far it has yet to step out of first gear.
Former Great Britain international Tony Hand has returned to his home town club to take the role of player/coach.
Whitley Warriors entertain Sheffield Scimitars in English National Hockey League North at Hillheads tomorrow (face-off 6.30). They will attempt to stop the losing feeling as they have suffered three successive defeats.
One of these was at Sheffield, going down 14-2 in a league encounter.
Warriors are boosted by the return of leading scorer Andrew Carter for his first game of the season.
He has been unavailable due to a work related injury.
Carter is the only addition to the side which lost 9-5 to Blackburn Hawks in ENHL Cup North action last week.
However Whitley are without this season's top scorer Lee Baxter who will be unavailable for the next month due to work commitments.
Warriors are in joint third place with Flintshire Freeze and are two points adrift of Nottingham Leopards and Sheffield who share the lead.


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You may have seen my post from WAY back on "Brookies", aka: brownie stuffed cookies....(find here), so when I came across this similar recipe from Picky Palate, I immediately began to (1) drool, and then (2) kick myself in the butt for giving up sweets (just for a little while...i need to get said butt into major shape)....But I just had to share this recipe with you, doesn't it look amazing!?!! I'm obsessed with oreos, and when they are stuffed into a chocolate chip cookie?? Oh.My.
I can't wait until my diet is over....this will surely be the first thing on my list to bake :)
Oreo Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies
(from Picky Palate)
2 sticks softened butter
3/4 Cup packed light brown sugar
1 Cup granulated sugar
2 large eggs
1 Tablespoon pure vanilla
3 1/2 Cups all purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
10 oz bag chocolate chips
1 bag Oreo Cookies, I used the double stuff
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. In a stand or electric mixer cream butter and sugars until well combined. Add in eggs and vanilla until well combined.
2. In a separate bowl mix the flour, salt and baking soda. Slowly add to wet ingredients along with chocolate chips until just combined. Using a cookie scoop take one scoop of cookie dough and place on top of an Oreo Cookie. Take another scoop of dough and place on bottom of Oreo Cookie. Seal edges together by pressing and cupping in hand until Oreo Cookie is enclosed with dough. Place onto a parchment or silpat lined baking sheet and bake cookies 9-13 minutes or until cookies are baked to your liking. Let cool for 5 minutes before transferring to cooling rack. Serve with a tall glass of milk, enjoy!
Makes about 2 dozen VERY LARGE Cookies


text: Rumour has it that Queuing Societies have been formed at some universities, with the sole purpose of forming queues that do not actually have any purpose. The devious members start queues and then quietly slip away after hapless freshers have joined the tail. Perhaps these societies could start their queues next to the lines of academics who have been made redundant, or even employ the academics whom students are fated never to meet to start them off.


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Join anthropologist and Museum Studies researcher Chiara Garbellotto for a group research day into how our relationships with technology in retail spaces make us into shopping cyborgs. Working with tools from anthropology, media studies and visual culture we will observe, discuss and represent the embodied experience of the shopper. Through indoor and outdoors activities we will share our ideas on how our bodies interact with technology whilst shopping and what kind of data we produce and mediate.
(Places are limited to 12 – bookings on a first come first served basis)
Arrive at Furtherfield Commons from 10am for a 10:30 start. Coffee and cake provided.
- Please bring with you a printed image (photograph/clipping/drawing) of a shopper. It can represent any kind of exchange process and environment.
- Dress for the weather as we will spend some time out and about in the Finsbury Park area.
- Please bring a means to take photographs and download the images, laptops are not needed.
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Midnight walks as there's no more sun,
Their hearts must manage now there's no more fun.
Lonely walks yet, the city talks if you care to listen.
The streets are lit as the lamp posts glisten.
The silent wind blowing against their skin and the faint noise of the cars in a distance
There's resistance in their bones, no feeling to go home
If home is just a feeling then walking has more meaning; simple yet appealing?
Walking in the cold and feeling warm, sad to say the streets is a place some people call home
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Today's stunning Sydney home is one I've been chasing for quite some time - the creative couple who live here, Sally Campbell and her husband Greg will certainly attest to that! I must shamefully admit I've been badgering them (not relentlessly, mind you - off and on!) for almost 2 years... but this busy pair spend so much of their year travelling due to Sally's incredible business, and so it wasn't until last month that the opportunity finally presented itself to shoot their beautiful home. Wowsers! Luckily, it was totally worth the wait!
As I am sure many of you know, Sally is an amazing textile designer responsible for the most vibrant, beautiful quilts and soft furnishings, created under the name Sally Campbell Handmade Textiles. In fact Sally was one of the very first people I ever interviewed on this site. I've admired her work for a very long time, especially because like me, Sally is an escapee of the film industry! (ha ha just kidding, kind of). After 25 years working as a set and costume designer, Sally's passion for beautiful textiles eventually inspired her to produce her own collection of soft furnishings - she launched her business in 2005, and hasn't looked back.
Sally and Greg have lived in their beautiful and rather massive Victorian home in Sydney's Randwick for 10 years. The best way I can think to describe their very special home, is to say that it somehow has that luscious-but-lived-in feel, normally reserved for the homes of fictional film characters! It's unpretentious and 'real', even though it's grand and busy and a little overwhelming! Since being here they've updated only small sections - the bathrooms, pantry and laundry have been re-worked, and Sally has created a beautiful lush courtyard garden at the rear of the home, which spills glossy foliage across every window and doorway. It is SO heavenly.
Of course the home has very impressive bones; generous rooms, high ceilings and Victorian fixtures, such as the marble fireplaces in almost every room - one of Sally's favourite features. But the real specialness here is in the eclectic details, and the stories this space tells about Sally and Greg and their creative friends and family. Sally and Greg travel to India every year, and as you can see, their home is filled with souvenirs from their travels. Sally's sister Cressida Campbell is a BRILLIANT (and very famous!) artist - her work is dotted around the house, and in turn, this eclectic home has been the subject of many of her incredible paintings. (TRULY amazing work you must check it out!). Amongst her many treasures, Sally says Cressida's paintings are her favourite possessions.
Massive thanks to Sally and Greg for generously sharing their home with us today! If you love Sally's home you will most certainly love her beautiful work - do check out her brand new website, blog and online store to see some of her pieces, and shots of her amazing travels in India. I am especially in love with her new Frenchie-style lightweight cotton towels... you know the ones. So posh. Love love. (Sally are those solid red/blue stripe ones in stock yet!? Keep me posted!).


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As soon as I started this workout routine, I broke it. I went for a nice hike on Sunday at Amicalola Falls. This included going down, up, and back down a flight of 425 steps. I don't know the vertical extent of the steps but it took me 6 minutes and 30 seconds. At the top, my heart rate recovered from 176 to 140 in 60 seconds.
Yesterday my random workout was stretching. Today it was stretching again, but this evening I decided to do thrusters. I used a 28kg kettlebell and got through 11 minutes plus 11 reps, so if my calculations are correct, that's 77 reps. The only problem is that a workout like this tends to pump me up – so here I am blogging instead of sleeping.
I plan on doing the Amicalola hike again next weekend, and this time I'm going up the stairs first thing, instead of after a 30+minute uphill hike. I will also wear my combination GPS/heart monitor so I can get some numbers on heart rate and recovery.


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Amy Cook shares an idea on the Building Faith website as follows:
Engaging Scripture with Children
My church is very small. I may have 2 kids on a Sunday morning, or possibly 8. In looking for a way to make the Bible come alive for them, I needed a process that was adaptable. Many Sunday school teachers have found the benefits of Lego. Our idea was to take pictures of the Lego creations, and turn them into videos that tell the Bible story with the kids doing the narration.
You can do this too! All you need is some Lego, a digital camera or phone, and Powerpoint.
Click on her article to see how she does it


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In 1971 Richard and Barbara Angell purchased a fifty acre piece of paradise with the shared vision of gentleman's farm and the perfect setting to raise four children.
As the family grew, so did the vision….. Richard was nearing retirement from a 30 year career in the merchant marines and Barbara's homemaking was almost complete with the youngest off to college. Richard and Barbara decided to share this pristine private location on an inland lake in south central Maine with the rest of the world. The vision had changed but was just as clear as it was thirty years before. Together with the aid of Richard's trusty John Deere tractor they began a clearing for what would be the first of the Angell Cove Cottages
In 1991 the vision materialized with the construction of the first four cottages.
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The following comes from an Aug. 30 story by Jennifer Fitz on Patheos.com. In light of the recent Planned Parenthood videos, I've been thinking about a group of pro-life friends who don't fit the Catholic categories. These are staunchly pro-life Christians who believe sex should be saved for marriage, that marriage is a lifelong, exclusive union between one … [Read more...]
Pro-life couples who contraceptThe weird trick played on marriage
Impressive lineup at San Francisco NFP conference"Male & female he created them" draws star speakers
On August 21 and 22 the Archdiocese of San Francisco is hosting the the 13th statewide conference of the California Association of Natural Family Planning. The conference, with the theme Male and Female He Created Them: Marriage and the Stewardship of the Body, will take place in the Event Center of the Cathedral of St. Mary of the Assumption, and will feature a top-drawer … [Read more...]
Miscontraceptions, the filmDocumentary brings NFP to the millenials
The following comes from a March 24 Conjugality blog post: Having produced several videos about natural family planning (NFP) and fertility awareness methods (FAM), I know how challenging it can be to come up with original angles, fresh dialogues, authentic couple conversations and disagreements, and narratives that can captivate the target audience. That's exactly what … [Read more...]
Celebrating NFP MenFertility should be charted by both spouses, not just wife
This story comes from an October 6 Guiding Star blog post by Leah Jacobson. It is becoming increasingly clearer with time and research that the magic birth control Pill sold to women as the answer to all sexual inequity is merely a cancer causing, stroke starting, problem masking, and fertility decreasing mess of a "medication". It hasn't helped women become any more self … [Read more...]
Archbishop Cordileone lauds Natural Family Planning
The following comes from an Oct. 23 story by Valerie Schmalz in Catholic San Francisco. An organic, chemical and device-free method of family planning presented as part of Catholic Church teaching on marriage and family may well be one of the most effective ways of evangelizing the Gospel in our world today. That was one of the surprising takeaways from a … [Read more...]
The curious controversy over Natural Family Planning
The following comes from a September 2 story by Thomas Storck in Crisis Magazine. When I entered the Church early in 1978 there was little enough discussion of natural family planning or of the Church's teaching that use of contraceptives violated the law of God. The Couple to Couple League had been founded just a few years earlier, and NFP was not a subject even … [Read more...]
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The following was posted by Emily Zanotti on Ignitum, "the social network of the JPII and B16 generations," on May 16. A week after I got married, I had to visit one of those urgent care clinics for antibiotics (if you think this is too much information, you should totally stop now, because this is a birth control post). Apparently, you can pick up all sorts of things in … [Read more...]


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Bazzill cardstock, paper from Paper Wishes, stamps
from Gina K birthday greetings, Dazzles from Paper Wishes,
flowers/bling/brad/and ribbon from my stash.
This card is a Double Dutch card fold that I found on Teresa
Welch's Fantastic Folded Cards and Boxes DVD. I gave a template
for this card to everyone on our girls stamping weekend.
It was fun to make, and was something new and
different for me.
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Today we are offering a lovely strand of hand knotted endless cultured pearls.
The pearls do not have a clasp and are 32" in length. They can be worn as a single strand or wrap them around twice for a double strand.
Every girl of any age should own at least one strand of lovely pearls!
Beautiful soft white color and each pearl measures approx 6 to 6.5mm each and are hand knotted in between each one.
Brand new and weigh between 38 to 40 grams (we have several available)
They will arrive in a black velour pouch, all ready for gift giving!
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World news story
British Chamber of Commerce launched in Zambia
British High Commissioner, James Thornton, will this Thursday launch a British Chamber of Commerce in Zambia. Mr Thornton said:
"I am delighted to be launching the British Chamber of Commerce this Thursday. The Chamber was established in recognition of the increasing number of companies in Zambia of British origin or doing business with Britain.
"I see the role of the Chamber as supporting members in building their business in Zambia and the region. It will also collaborate with other business groupings and foster strong ties with the British Chambers of Commerce, regional counterparts and with UK Trade & Investment.
"Membership is open to British, Zambian and international companies with a common interest in developing UK and Zambia business.
"The UK is committed to support Zambia's economic growth. The Department for International Development has a suite of programmes aimed at doing just that. But the best motor of growth is a thriving private sector. I am sure that the Chamber will contribute to that. I look forward to trade between our two countries continuing to grow."
The main objective of the Chamber is to promote trade and investment relations between Zambia and the United Kingdom. The Chamber will also be a voice of British business in Zambia.
Further information
The British Chamber of Commerce was incorporated in Zambia as a company limited by guarantee in August 2014. Membership is open to British, Zambian and international companies with a common interest in developing business in the UK and Zambia. It is an independent, not-for-profit organisation
The Chamber will collaborate with other business groupings and foster strong ties with the British Chambers of Commerce, regional counterparts and with UK Trade & Investment and benefit from political, policy and economic briefings from the British High Commission in Zambia.
The Chamber will provide timely and relevant information to members through various media, including its website (www.britishchamberzambia.org) to be launched later, and hold regular networking and other events.
Membership of the Chamber will be open to British companies and entrepreneurs operating in Zambia, other companies interested in or already doing business with and in the UK, business associations, banks and other organisations with UK links or interests.
The value of British Foreign Direct investment from the United Kingdom in Zambia in 2013 was $509.3 million (Source: Foreign Investment and Investor Perceptions Study 2014 by BOZ, CSO, ZDA and PSDP).
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is a UK Government department working with businesses based in the United Kingdom to ensure their success in international markets, and encourage the best overseas companies to look to the UK as their global partner of choice. UKTI helps British companies of all sizes to grow their business through international trade by offering expert advice and practical support through a range of programmes. It also connects businesses to the world's top commercial opportunities. For further information please visit the UKTI website


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Two major, but perhaps unlikely, forces in gaming are teaming up to bring you another puzzle game with RPG elements. Square Enix has formed a giant Voltron robot with PopCap in order to create Gyromancer, a very Puzzle Questish game for Xbox Live Arcade and PC. It's on the show floor here at the Tokyo Game Show and we (literally) took it for a spin.
Just like in Puzzle Quest, players move about from location to location on an overworld map and get into battles with monsters that are settled in a Bejewelled-style match three game. PopCap steps in to handle the puzzle part and modeled it after Bejewelled Twist so that players rotate four gems clockwise instead of swapping two at a time (an item can be used to reverse the flow of your spinner). Exposition is delivered via still art in cut scenes.
"We've always enjoyed a strong partnership with PopCap Games and Gyromancer represents our goal of developing unique gaming experiences, "said John Yamamoto, president and chief executive officer of Square Enix, in a statement released today. "We believe that Gyromancer will appeal not only to core gamers, but will further introduce the RPG genre to casual gamers as well."
Our hero, Rivel, has the ability to summon monsters. He can have three beasts with him at a time but can only take one into battle. Before hitting the gem field he'll have to choose the right monster for the job. The beasts aren't healed after a fight and they can perish, so managing your pack does take some strategy. There are over 50 monsters to be summoned, but only a few are available from the start. After a battle you'll gain experience which leads to new beasts. In the early stages of the game we fought enemies like Cait Sith with a Power Beetle.
Damage is dealt by matching gems that are the same color as your chosen monster. You can spin the dial without creating a match, but doing so will curse a gem on screen. If you don't clear the cursed gem within a handful of turns, you'll take damage.
Gyromancer seems like a lot of fun and it comes from two fantastic developers. Look for it on XBLA and PC soon.


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Halo 3 Discussion
Crap... I lost the game.
At the beginning of this school year, everything was going just great. But from around the middle of second term to the end (which really pi$$e$ me off cause we go to freakin' Friday the 13th), everyone just got a little insane and started getting me into trouble when I did nothin wrong.
I know we're talkin about Halo 3 and that this went a little off-subject, but I know exactly what everybody means (unforunately, from experience) how imature people can be.
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<{C.O.W.}> (a cow says ribbit, kids)
If at first you don't succeed, get a sledghammer.
[the other half of the dial-up duo] Can you find the OTHER other half?
Crap... I lost the game.
Bunny likes to hide.
So like tottaly agree with evreyone. My brother and his friends were playing halo 3 and smack talking each other. so i put them on a team vs me. we played to 100. i had 100 they had 34. they left after that.
I was going against a friend last night and the only weapons we used were Spartan Lasers and Gravity Hammers. We went to 50. I had 48 and he had 47 when my game froze.
Crap... I lost the game.
Oh my god, don't even get started on that one! Just got cursed out and called gay because I had a 5 kill grenade.
i know! and i agree, kids at that age shouldnt KNOW the word gay....
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Italy's Giostra del Saracino – Bringing History to Life
If the idea of taking a walk through the halls of time to a period when knights sat astride noble horses as they competed in jousting tournaments appeals to you, then you simply have to get down to Arezzo during the month of September for the annual Giostra del Saracino festival in Italy.
The Italian city of Arezzo provides the perfect setting for this great annual event. The town itself, located in Tuscany, is incredibly old and continues to maintain a strong medieval feel despite the addition of more modern structures over the years. There are striking fortresses, cathedrals and fortifications which help to transport visitors back in time in this amazing town. Hence, it is as if history comes alive during the Giostra del Saracino or 'Joust of the Saracen' festival. The entire town dresses in medieval clothing in support of this colorful event and the result is simply spectacular!
The Piazza Grande is the setting of this magnificent annual event which dates back to the time of the Crusades in the 13th century. The day starts with a lively and colorful procession, which is enjoyed by most of the town's people who march into the area in support of their relative knight. In the midst of it all, there are eight costumed knights – each of whom represents a different district in Arezzo. All eight are rivals and the aim is to defeat the other knights by means of the rider's skill with the lance. The more traditional aspect of jousting, where one knight jousts against another, has long since been done away with. In order to keep the festivities safe and enjoyable, knights now speed towards an effigy of the Saracen, aiming to hit the Saracen shield with their lances. The knight who scores the most points is the winner and is awarded a golden lance.
The supporters of each knight will scream and shout loudly when the knight's opponents tilt their lances at the Saracen in an effort to distract them. This all adds to the festivity of the occasion and is part of the fun. So why not join in and stare in awe as the medieval sight of knights in armor astride magnificent horses makes its way through the Piazza Grande in Arezzo, Italy? You'll find that this event, which takes place on the first Sunday of every September, makes for unforgettable memories.
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Kaitlyn Savage has been selected as Carbondale Area's Scholar of the Year for the 2017-18 school year. The Northeastern Educational Intermediate Unit 19 and WUSR-FM (99.5 FM), radio station of the University of Scranton, sponsor the "Scholar of the Year" program.
Kaitlyn has had a commendable scholastic and extracurricular record while attending Carbondale Area. Kaitlyn is currently ranked first out of approximately 115 students in the senior class.
Kaitlyn is a member of the National Honor Society and the Distinguished Honor Roll. Kaitlyn is also a member of the Spanish & Library Clubs, Treasurer of the Physics Club, the Scholastic Bowl Team, & Prom and Yearbook Committees.
Rose Hessing and Michael Savage, Carbondale are Kaitlyn's parents.
When asked what being selected for this honor feels like and Kaitlyn replied, "I am happy to be recognized and would like to thank my parents and teachers for making my accomplishments possible". Kaitlyn hopes to attend Misericordia University to pursue a degree in Math Education on the middle school level.
We at Carbondale Area recognize Kaitlyn's accomplishments and send congratulations on being selected as a Scranton Times/Tribune Scholastic Superstar.


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Play a tune and sing along with the scrolling words while tapping or shaking your iPhone at the speed you like. Tap Tune plays the notes for you.
You can enjoy Tap Tune at any age, or in any occasion. Select from many familiar tunes included in this free application, such as: Jingle Bells, Happy Birthday, It's a Small World, Dreydl, Take Me Out to the Ball Game, Rudolph, Over the Rainbow, and many more.
As you tap, Tap Tune plays the notes while the highlighted lyrics scroll on the screen. It's the joy of creating music without the pain of training.
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Boat marina at Oriental Bay, Wellington, [195-?]
Reference Number: PAColl-8163-48
View of the marina at Oriental Bay in Wellington, showing boats in the water and boatsheds on the shore. Wellington Harbour is visible in the background. Photograph taken circa 1950s by an unidentified photographer for the Free Lance.
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Town of Avon v. W. Cent. Conservancy Dist.Annotate this Case
Washington Township and the West Central Conservancy District (WCCD) owned property within the Town of Avon's boundaries that overlay an underground aquifer. After the Township and WCCD began exploring the possibility of drilling wells into the aquifer in order to withdraw water and sell it to third parties, the Town passed an ordinance that (1) prohibited taking water from a watercourse for retail, wholesale, or mass distribution unless done on behalf of the Town, and (2) defined a watercourse as any body of water whether above or below ground. The Township and WCCD filed complaints challenging the ordinance's validity under the state's Home Rule Act. The trial court granted summary judgment for the Township and WCCD. The court of appeals affirmed. The Supreme Court reversed, holding (1) the aquifer at issue was a watercourse under Indiana law; (2) the Home Rule Act permitted the Town to regulate another political unit's attempt to withdraw water from the aquifer; and (3) the Town's proposed regulation was not preempted by statutes authorizing the Department of Natural Resources to regulate aquifers.


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IBA Annual Conference - LGBTI Discrimination in the Workplace: the State of the Law and Best Practices for Multinational Companies
Washington, District of Columbia
Todd Solomon will be speaking during the session titled: "LGBTI Discrimination in the Workplace: the State of the Law and Best Practices for Multinational Companies" at the IBA Annual Conference 2016.
Presented by the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Law Committee and the Discrimination and Equality Committee.
As the freedom to marry expands throughout the world, it becomes more clearly problematic that there is a lack of protection for LGBTI persons in the workplace. In many jurisdictions, a same-sex marriage can take place at the weekend, only to be followed by a dismissal in response on Monday morning for being gay. This session will summarise the current state of the law regarding LGBTI workplace discrimination and will discuss best practices for recruiting and retaining LGBTI employees, including a dialogue around cutting-edge issues, such as gender transition guidelines, paternity leave and the future of benefits.


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Vintage Solid Oak Wood Cloister Style Bench, age circa 1950.
Measures: width 67 inches x depth 15 inches x height 18 inches.
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Just installed ACT 2010 Premium and created the database on our networked drive (which is actually hosted by Amazon S3). I have full access to the drive in which the database resides as does my colleague. Everything works fine after the intial database creation, however, after closing ACT and trying to reopen the database I get this error message "The XXXX database could not be accessed. In order to access this database check your network...". I get the same error message when trying to access the database from my colleagues workstation.
Did I set up the database incorrectly? I can access locally saved databases no problem.
Thanks in advance.
You can only create an ACT! database on a local drive not a network drive.
DEFINITION: A Hard disk drive physically plugged into the computer which is going to host the database.
This is not a restriction in place from Sage, the database engine, Microsoft SQL server does not allow this.
If your worried about backups ACT! has a Scheduler which automates backups which you could move to your online storage.


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motofan.ir, 17 Sep 2009
Why on earth do people complain about a 5 megapixel camera?or flash ?
it is a smart phon... moreI am one of those that do not care about MP beyond 3 but I do want a flash. If you do get into a fender bender at night you can take pictures with your phone instead of having to keep a camera in the glove compartment ;) But I think no Android phones right now have flash. Well The Samsung I7500 will.
Which brings up another point - we can get a first look on that phone but nothing on this Motorola. But that is easily explained.
MOTOBLUR. So, what makes MOTOBLUR special? It is going to sync almost every way of communication you may think of email, social networks, contacts, photos and serve it directly at the homescreen of your device.
It seems most of the action will be accessed through highly-functional widgets, like the Social status widget that will grant you some good possibility to communicate on a more global level, say, you can update your status from here, and this update will be applied to all your social network accounts. Of course, you can choose to update only individual networks. Other such widget will be the Happenings widget allowing you to track updates from all your contacts and easily reply to each one. The Messages widget will act similarly to the Social status widget, but will instead provide you with access to all your messages in an aggregated view.
Oh, did we forget to mention the online wipe function, letting you protect your personal data, in case your handset has been stolen? This kind of functionality seems to be getting pretty popular right now. The good news is your important data like contacts, messages and even the places of your widgets will be kept on a secure server, so you'll be able to easily restore your stuff once you get your phone back.
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radio is not important i never use radio on my zn5
its perfect phone with all social network
its great phone
but we are waiting for first moto 8 or 10 mp camera awsome like zn5 at 5mp class
dext display is capacitive and not like nokia trash just tft
this is best technology
nokia yet cant make widows mobile and android os???!!!
and just make rubbish simbyan with very problem that all known it ,slow speed, hang, slow menu , ...
interesting that nokia make first himself touch screen 5800 at 2008 /
while moto make (Accompli 008 with tft touch screen and handwrite recognition at 2002 .
or moto a1000 too ,plus 3g and gps and video call at 2004 )
keep this way moto
this is victory way
hello moto, 15 Sep 2009will definitely buy it, without doubt.look this phone does not have 16 m display that is evev available in low end nokias
Wow, Moto finally bring out a cool looking phone that doesn't look like a old Razor & isn't underspec compared to the competition...I just wonder if its too little too late though?
just a few phones have capacitive screen
its very good that moto use this great technology at phone's himself .
good job moto
we are waiting for next super phone to u :
sholes . ironman . flash . calagry . ...
gsmarena dont write it ???!!!
i think moto dext have :
Facebook,twitter,YouTube apps
u can see these at dext pictures ?!
Why on earth do people complain about a 5 megapixel camera?or flash ?
it is a smart phone,no camera phone . well in this case a small computer, and even computers don't have cameras that good. If you want to take great photos, buy something that was made for it, a camera.
looks gud wanna try it out .xpect a lot from motorola.just hope d price is reasonable...
Love the price + all the features - seems like an awesome deal. But damn, why no-flash? It bugs the hell out of me...
Anonymous, 13 Sep 2009Is Moto DEXT using WinMo OS, PlayNow Arena, or 8 Mp Camera? I don't think so. I definitely not... moreWhen everybody talking about Android OS, you're still talking about WinWo????? Get real bro........
say me whats beter in se x2 than moto dext ?
when all sane man can see moto have beter features
for example dext is beter from x2 at this parameter:
\capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors
\Proximity sensor for auto turn-off
\MOTOBLUR UI with Live Widgets
\1 GB storage, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM
\microSD up to 32GB, 2GB included
\Android OS, v1.5 (Cupcake)
\Noise cancellation with dedicated microphone
\Digital compass
\Google Maps with Street View
\iMeem Mobile
x2 is Loser at this game
just latest nokia good n900 can challeng with moto dext
but the equal problem with x2 and n900: too Costly


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Twenty-four people have been arrested over a suspected plot to smuggle drugs to Liverpool from Spain.
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Spain's Policia Nacional also said five cannabis production centres had been dismantled, and thousands of plants seized.
Footage of part of the operation was posted on the force's Twitter feed.
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National Fuel transmission problem resolved
National Fuel has resolved a problem at a transmission facility that prompted the utility to ask customers on Monday to cut back on their fuel consumption.
The unspecified problem caused "natural gas deliverability concerns in five New York State counties," including Erie, Niagara, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany
"The situation has been resolved and the transmission system is back at full operating capacity," the company said in a statement issued that evening.
"Thanks in part to the community's cooperation, along with fast action the company's engineers and operating personnel in placing the transmission facility back in service, the situation is now resolved," the statement said.
The problem was in a transmission facility in Potter County, Pa., which helps transport natural gas through the company's interstate pipeline system.


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This simple minded goblin carries lots of odd bits of things and wears a battered pot as a helmet. He has a habit of picking things up and saying "Keepsit!" Clunker and Slashgut look out for him.
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A History of Food in 100 Recipes, by William Sitwell, is a great combination of history and historical recipes. Each recipe (many in the traditional, long-winded, non-specific style of the Medieval world) comes with its own commentary, history, background, and, often, pictures.
I love that you can easily browse through the recipe, reading one that catches your fancy at random. It's a great foodie coffee-style book. Here are three examples from the book to show the diversity.
The Scotch Barley Broth is featured from the pamphlet, A Course of Meals Given to Necessitous Children. This basic recipe featured beef, vegetables, and barley and was one of 17 menus developed for the poor and literally starving children in Britain during the early 1900's. Malnourished children grew up to be "unfit" for army duty, and so nutrition became a national security issue. This pamphlet, by Marian Cuff, was just one example of the solutions people suggested at the time.


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Taking the manager's chair of a library that has had many managers over the last few years is like trying to sit in a perpetually spinning chair, inside a revolving door. I expected to encounter resistance to change, lack of confidence, and a general ambivalence that comes from a staff who has had to fend for itself more often than not. My expectations proved flawed. The library staff members were more than ready to roll up their sleeves and not only support, but embrace my ideas for change!
What I hadn't expected was to encounter the massive, yet weak online presence of my library branch. As I sat pondering this post, I wondered what colloquialism to use. "Herding cats" and "keeping puppies in a box" came to mind. Then I remembered the first time I encountered (was sucked into) the King online game of Papa Pear Saga.
The basic premise is that there is a little character, Papa Pear, who has a goal of reaching buckets as he is shot out of a cannon. He has to either purposefully touch items or bounce off obstacles on his path to his target. How he gets there determines how many points the player is awarded. (This online game will probably provide fodder for several posts…) Somewhere along the way, our little friend encounters pea pods. These seemingly easy-to-get-past obstacles are a mixed blessing. As Papa bounces off the pod, the peas burst out of their pods–creating a minefield of peas. How you help him navigate the minefield is up to you, and will either help or hinder the player as he tries to earn points, and successfully complete the level. The minefield of little green peas is what I have encountered as I am endeavoring to use the world wide web to promote services and manage the public's view of the library.
I began with the basics. I knew we had a Facebook account, a Twitter account, and that review sites such as Yelp referenced the library. A little investigation uncovered that while social media sites are probably the most obvious, they comprise the smallest portion of the library's online presence. How should I clean up and enhance this virtual persona? How can a manager make the most professional statements about services offered, mission statements, and wonderful library resources?
Step one: Log on and update the known sites. This step took a bit of doing. First, one had to track down the user name and password. Note to self: Keep a spreadsheet and pass it on to the next manager. After successfully updating and gaining access to the official library social media sites, I began to tackle the review sites. This involved a process called claiming your business. After checking with the county library policies and appropriate upper level management, I was given the green light to claim the business. This was relatively simple, and I am eager to be in a position to respond to both positive and negative reviews.
Step two: Work from the known to the unknown. I conducted a Google search to see how many, and what kind of hyperlinks, referenced the library. Making note of general directory sites that are based on standard telephone book formats, I began clicking on links that hit on any reference of the library name. This yielded various local news websites, news articles, other agencies that support the library's efforts, as well as obsolete web pages created by former library employees. As I did this, the pea pods began to burst and fill my to do list with tiny green peas.
Step three: Prioritize and tackle the pea pod explosion. My thought was to tackle the obsolete web pages first, because they provided outdated or incorrect information. Not being proficient at hacking web sites, this has been a real education in contacting large online corporations, convincing them that I am legitimate, and working with them to change ownership of the websites. This has not been easy because these web site platforms are very careful to maintain the privacy and access to the dashboards of their sites. Once access is granted, the decision to delete the page, or incorporate it into the current online presence of the library can be made.
Step four: Visit the directory based listings and update them by either anonymously posting correct hours of operation, uploading current photos of the library, and commenting on how wonderful the place is to visit; or by claiming the business and take a professional approach of updating the information by including a bio blurb, mission statement, or other official information. The decision on which directory services to claim was based on whether it was fee-paid advertising, or a free service.
Step five: Check back once every couple of weeks. Like the pea pods of Papa Pear, each time you conduct a search, or click on a web page, the explosion of information begins anew. Keeping the most prolific sites such as Facebook and Twitter updated and engaging, interacting with the public on review sites such as Yelp and Foursquare, and developing awareness of which directory sites point to your library can feel like a full-time job. Absent the payroll dollars for a full time technology librarian, I have decided to play this game once a week. Like playing Papa Pear Saga, getting to the next level is very important, but I can't let it be all-consuming.
Now it's time to get back to work weeding, merchandising, managing, personally connecting with my staff and patrons, and perhaps even reading a book for my next review.


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BRIT Live wins a Principal's Award
BRIT Live wins a Principal's Award
Students from across the School and across year groups have formed BRIT Live, led by Jamie Moreland a Year 13 Film and Media Production student. BRIT Live is a regular magazine show which is filmed and broadcast live on YouTube & Facebook. It films content from across school life highlighting the breadth of subjects taught, the range of performances events and exhibitions and shines a light on the extraordinary community work the school undertakes.
Five shows were aired last year and the next BRIT live is being broadcast live from Open Evening on Thursday 14th September. The BRIT Live team received a Principal's Award for the phenomenal work involved in producing this extra-curricular project and was awarded certificates by Stuart Worden who said, "This is a huge achievement to have an in –house TV show over the last year capturing the sheer breadth of activity that takes place in this busy special place".
The BRIT Live Team
Ben Gibbs
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Eric Anderson
George Hadley
Hector Norris
James Potter
James Rantell
Jamie Moreland
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Joe Leates
Katie Doyle
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Annual Christmas Tree Planting 2019
It's that time of the year again, when we ask you to bring down your old Christmas trees and we reuse them to help stabilise our…
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Unearth the secret life of our sandy beaches!
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Bluecube, is celebrating 10 years in business. To mark the occasion, the team will be flying the Bluecube flag as high as is possible the country!
Managing Director Paul Reames and members of the Bluecube team are to climb Scaffell Pike, England's highest mountain, to fly a flag marking the company's 10th birthday.
The internet plays a key role in pretty much any line of business today and as more services move to the cloud, staying "connected" becomes even more important than ever.
Bluecube host free business information events on a regular basis with a communications and technology related theme.
On Wednesday 17th January 2018, Bluecube exhibited at the Lincolnshire Business Expo 2018.
Bluecube are joining with Lincolnshire Chamber of Commerce to bring you the County's top annual Business Golf League.
Further to popular demand, Bluecube have partnered with a leading industry audio branding provider to offer professional audio branding to clients. Professional recordings can now be purchased to add as an "on hold" marketing message or auto-attendant message.
Cyber-attacks cost UK business almost £30 billion in 2017. Businesses of all sizes and from all industries are threatened with cyber security breaches on a daily basis. If any business was hit by a cyber-attack the results could be disastrous and the potential lost revenue and disruption could be crippling. The majority of cyber-attacks exploit basic weaknesses in a business's IT systems and/or software. Making sure your business is well protected and keeping software up to date and patched is vitally important if you are to stay safe.
Bluecube Telecommunications are delighted to announce the renewal of their "Official Media Sponsors" sponsorship deal at Lincoln City FC for the 2017/18 season. The deal marks the fifth consecutive year that Bluecube have supported the "IMPS" and follows a memorable season where the club achieved incredible things.
On the 29th June, Bluecube held an event in partnership with SCS Technology Solutions that educated local businesses of the importance of business continuity and how to prepare (and recover!) effectively from a disaster.
Bluecube have added another successful finance business to its expanding customer base in this sector. Plu500UK Ltd are a rapidly growing UK based financial trading company based in the City of London. Plus500 are the main shirt sponsors of Spanish La Liga football team Atletico Madrid. The company were introduced to Bluecube whilst they were looking to replace their legacy phone system and moved to a cloud based system with Bluecube earlier this year.
Many VoIP providers sell their product as a plug and play solution. Handsets are despatched, pre-configured to connect to the internet and the end user is left to their own devices to set up their new phone system.
Bluecube now offers professional installations for Silverline VoIP users. A professional installation means that a trained member of the Bluecube team will deliver your new VoIP system and deploy it on site. The devices are configured to the customer's bespoke requirements and tested on site.
Bluecube are changing the way that we bill our clients. Our current e-billing sends a PDF of your invoice to the registered email address. However, our customer feedback sessions have indicated that you would like more from us...
Web-billing will email you a link to your monthly invoice via our customer billing portal. Simply login to access:
Following the recent Ofcom announcement that confirmed BT Group and Openreach would be given another chance to improve their overall performance; Bluecube Managing Director Paul Reames gives his take on the news...
Staff at Bluecube and family and friends of Bluecube Director Paul Reames raised over £2000 for a local charity this summer. The team scaled Ben Nevis, The UK's highest mountain, in memory of Paul's father John Reames and to raise funds for St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice.
The team of eight raised a total of £2166.00 for St Barnabas Lincolnshire Hospice, Bluecube's chosen charity and one that does some incredibly important work for the people of Lincolnshire. The team was made up of Bluecube team members Paul Reames, Jack Waby, Niall Gibson and Alex Mackinder. Other members of the team were Jeff Barlow, walking in memory of his wife Aileen Barlow who lost her fight with Cancer in October last year. Friends Laura Dunphy, Nigel Porter and Emily Carlill also scaled the 1345m mountain on the last weekend of May 2016.
With the Barclays Premier League kicking off in just a few days, Bluecube are pleased to announce the start of our Fantasy Football League 2016/17 private league! This BPL season has and will be the most unpredictable to date. Can you piece together a 'dream team' and win the end of season prize? Last year 28 teams entered and it went down to the penultimate game of the season before our winner was confirmed. It takes just a few minutes to add a team and it's a great way to add a bit more excitement to the forthcoming season and keep in touch with your Bluecube community, so join in today!
Bluecube's jointly hosted cloud event with SCS Technology of Lincoln and Quickline UK of Hull, which was hosted at Doddington Hall near Lincoln, has been hailed as a great success. The seminar to discuss opportunities and threats from the cloud to UK businesses, attracted a large audience at the Coach House venue at Doddington Hall. Over 50 businesses attended the presentations from the companies hosting the event and the guest speakers supporting the main topics. The subjects and discussions for the morning included effective cloud migration planning, cloud voice, connectivity and disaster recovery planning.
How much do you use the cloud? How safe it is? Do you know the risks involved?
As the Managing Director of Bluecube Telecommunications, customers often ask me how secure the cloud is, because in 2016, more companies than ever before are considering using it. However, making the decision to move to the cloud could be either the best or worst decision a company can make.


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Fort Bragg
Fort Bragg is one of the largest United States Army installations in the world. It is the home of the Airborne and Special Operations Forces.
Project Goals
MTS Services has worked on numerous projects including new construction and upgrading existing telecommunication room spaces.
Services Provided
MTS Services has furnished and installed complete systems of equipment racks, UPS units, equipment cabinets, overhead ladder rack, and structured cabling to support the base's network infrastructure.
Solution Benefits
The installations provide the flexibility to connect to numerous networks. The Category 6A copper and fiber optic cabling solution was installed to increase bandwidth and future-proof their capabilities.