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Adela watched Lestibournes leave her table and she exhaled slowly. He was nothing like Therius, whose quiet arrogance put her at ease. This Astreli was too astute, and the way he spoke to her, with casual familiarity like they were close acquaintances, made her uncomfortable. She stiffened as he turned back, but he wasn't coming back to her table. Instead, Lestibournes turned towards the ale casks. Adela noticed his eyes flick upwards and saw his lips move silently. She following his gaze to where a sleek martin clung to the rafters.
Adela began chewing on a strand of knotted hair. She hadn't seen the creature when she had entered the pavilion and she hadn't seen it climb up to its perch. She assumed it was unnatural, clearly it was connected to Lestibournes in some way. That didn't bother her, but the fact that she hadn't noticed its arrival made her heartbeat rise. She spat out her hair and quickly began eating her stew, glancing behind her at the cool comfort of the darkness outside the pavilion.
Lestibournes walked with several pitchers towards a table where the Blackshod, Grath, and seven of his cohorts sat. Adela paused, curious. Had the Astreli befriended the brutish blackshod? Grath and his buddies were some of the most volatile soldiers at Summerhill Outpost. Adela watched Grath. He stood up, his body language tense, his face stiff with animosity. No, Lestibournes hadn't won over the soldier, but he was foolishly trying. Grath and Lestibournes exchanged some words that Adela couldn't hear across the pavilion. Grath cocked back his arm and swung wildly at Lestibournes. The Astreli clearly saw it coming, casually stepping back to avoid the punch.
"Get outta here, scarecrow," Grath shouted, "we're not looking for new friends."
Lestibournes shrugged and turned to leave. Grath pushed Lestibournes from behind, causing the Astreli to stumble. Lestibournes turned back slowly. He snapped open a book and said something incomprehensible. There was a noise like a hollow crack and oily smoke billowed from Lestibournes' outstretched hands. Adela saw a flash of fear in his expression, briefly replacing his confident smirk. She realized that something had gone wrong with his magic.
Grath recoiled from the smoke, then pulled a knife and lunged at Lestibournes. In an instant, Grath's companions were there as well, surrounding the Astreli. Lestibournes continued chanting in a quick, staccato language. Oily smoke began to seep from the air around him, coalescing into of several duplicates of the Astreli. The soldiers mobbed Lestibournes, the duplicates sowing confusion amongst them. When the duplicates were struck, they dissolved, smoke billowing from them. A soldier grabbed Lestibournes from behind, who continued his chant. Grath stabbed low but his blade turned aside at the last moment, a burst of smoke rushing away from Lestibournes. One of Grath's companions grabbed a halberd from an on-duty blackshod and began harassing Lestibournes from atop a table. Smoke grew into more duplicates, and as Lestibournes' chant rose to a shout, a blast of flame erupted from him. Grath and the soldiers in front of Lestibournes were engulfed. Adela saw their overcoats incinerate and they staggered away, giving Lestibournes a moment of space.
The soldier holding Lestibournes shoved him to the ground and the soldiers piled around, crowding in, kicking and stabbing. Adela couldn't see Lestibournes but she heard his muffled chanting. The soldiers surrounded a tangle of smoky shapes. Another blast of flame hurled Grath into a table. His face was charred. He didn't move. The other soldiers continued to batter Lestibournes and Adela couldn't hear the chant anymore.
Bells were ringing. Blackshods on duty were being called to arms.
"Rogue magician in the pavilion! Get Sergeant Macwin!"
Adela tasted blood and started. She realized she was standing on her table and had chewed into her cuticle during the fight. Sergeant Macwin rushed into the pavilion and called off the soldiers beating Lestibournes' body. Adela briefly met eyes with Sergeant Falkenrath as he entered, only a moment behind Macwin. Falkenrath quickly began talking to the soldiers and once his attention was diverted, Adela slipped off her table and into the darkness.
Kingsward Therius was expecting Lestibournes. Adela bit her lip. She knew she wasn't obligated to do so, but realized she was already planning to make her way back to Therius' camp to inform him. Why did she care? She didn't usually like people and she found that she liked Therius. It made her anxious. She didn't even really like Sergeant Falkenrath, and he was one of the only respectable men at the outpost. Had Therius done something to her mind to make her serve him? She didn't remember anything strange during their meetings. She didn't even know if he was capable of such a thing.
After only a few minutes, Adela had packed her scouting rucksack and was climbing to the roof of her barracks. Because of her report of the draken shipwreck earlier that day, the gates of the outpost were closed and barred. They wouldn't open until the next day. Adela quickly hauled herself over the wall, quietly dropping down on the outside. She breathed the night air and let the tension ease from her neck and shoulders. The moon shone from behind Mount Tregeron, silhouetting the mountain's peaks, making navigation simple. Adela tighten her sack over her shoulder and jogged into the darkness.
As Adela made her way into the darkness, a weasel-shaped shadow flickered along the wall where Adela had crossed, then slowly oozed back inside the outpost.


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Beatiful design. I was wondering what the name and brand is of the beautiful grey color you used.
Please let me know.
What to expect when you're expecting, design wise? Well, the sky's the limit, basically. But when it comes to nursery room colors, what are you expected to do? Can you be sure that no one got it the other way around, and told you for sure you are going to have a baby boy or a baby girl? If you don't want to be surprised, you'd better act wise.
Here's one way to do it, as shown by Megan on her absolutely delicious blog: Wades Of 108. First step: choose a neutral pattern of colors. She went from a boring and plane beige to a more airy light grey and white pattern. Because she and her husband were expecting a beautiful baby girl, the room was decorated with perfect pink accents. From there on, as she says, things started to fall into place.
Read more on: Wades of 108.
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Beatiful design. I was wondering what the name and brand is of the beautiful grey color you used.
Please let me know.
What color grey is this nursery painted?
hi I was also wondering what the gray color was called? Thanks
Those little fluff balls do grow up very quickly when provided with proper food, water and a heat lamp. If you simply do not have the money to build a traditional garage, you might want to think about getting one of these temporary garages that can be just as good on a number of levels. The main benefits that are attributed to these shelters are that they are efficient and cost effective, for they require less construction work as compared to other shelters.
Beautiful little girls room! What color gray did you use?
Love the nursery. What color grey is that?
Beautiful colors! What is the name of the Grey?
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1960 Winter Games: Previous Winter Games ▪ Next Winter Games
Host City: Squaw Valley, United States
Date Started: February 20, 1960
Date Finished: February 20, 1960
Events: 8
Participants: 103 (73 men and 30 women) from 17 countries
Youngest Participant: Cornelia Harrington (16 years, 262 days)
Oldest Participant: Eevi Huttunen (37 years, 184 days)
Most Medals (Athlete): 5 athletes with 2 medals
Most Medals (Country): Soviet Union (12 medals)
The big news in Olympic speed skating in 1960 was that womenâs events were added to the Olympic Program for the first time. Women had competed in a demonstration speed skating program at the 1932 Lake Placid Olympics, although it was contested in the North American pack-style, somewhat similar to short-track. Women had been competing internationally since 1936, with the first official womenâs World Championships held that year. But there were still no European Championships for women and those would not start until 1970. The 1960 womenâs Olympic Program consisted of four events â the 500, 1,000, 1,500, and 3,000 metres, and this would become standard for women at major international competitions.
The Squaw Valley Olympic Skating Rink was outdoors, but for the first time in Olympic history, the speed skating events were contested on artificial ice, rather than a natural lake or pond. With the artificial ice, and Squaw Valleyâs altitude of 1,890 m above sea level, it quickly became obvious that this was one of the fastest rinks in the world, especially when Finlandâs [Juhani Järvinen] broke the 1500 world record at a pre-Olympic meet in March 1959. This would be highlighted during the 1960 Winter Olympics by [Knut Johannessen]âs stunning world record of 15:46.6 in the 10,000, breaking the 16-minute barrier, and the previous world record by 46 seconds. Unfortunately, high winds interrupted some of the Olympic races, keeping the times somewhat slower in the menâs 1,500 and 5,000 and the womenâs 1,500 races. Sadly, the rink was short-lived as it was disassembled after the Winter Olympics and a parking lot built in the same area.
|Men's 500 metres
|Yevgeny Grishin
|Bill Disney
|Rafael Grach
|Men's 1,500 metres
| Yevgeny Grishin
Roald Aas
|Boris Stenin
|Men's 5,000 metres
|Viktor Kosichkin
|Knut Johannesen
|Jan Pesman
|Men's 10,000 metres
|Knut Johannesen
|Viktor Kosichkin
|Kjell Bäckman
|Women's 500 metres
|Helga Haase
|Nataliya Donchenko
|Jeanne Ashworth
|Women's 1,000 metres
|Klara Guseva-Nesterova
|Helga Haase
|Tamara Rylova
|Women's 1,500 metres
|Lidiya Skoblikova
|Elwira SeroczyÅska
|Helena Pilejczyk
|Women's 3,000 metres
|Lidiya Skoblikova
|Valentina Stenina
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Here it comes – February 2011 desktop calendar wallpapers. This month it´s a special time of the year. It´s the time when the lovers exchange they feelings a bit more. This month selection will reflect this period of time. Valentine's Day Special – by Cheth The master webs Nevil Zavery Give More Polluxos Paper leaf […]
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New year 2011, happy new year, Rabbit year 2011, welcome 2011, were some of the trend words in the past 20 days. 337 days left to the end of the year 2011 so you´ve plenty of time to choose your best. Or, you can always change it daily size this 32 desktop wallpapers will be available here […]
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New year its almost here. I´ve been creating some wallpapers to celebrated the upcoming 2011 and for your personal use as your background desktop if you feel that they bring it to you the feeling you wish for the 2011 year – grab it, download it, use and abuse. Developed two wallpapers. One dark and […]
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Today is one of those days that I ended up doing a wide range of work. Unfortunately no clinical work but that will come.
I spent the day working with one of the research assistants uploading interviews from our health-seeking behavior research for translation, finishing off paperwork for an audit, discussing generator issues, organizing finances, sorting out training items (like resuscitation dolls, ambubags etc), ordering a cooking gas bottle for the flat, finalizing a computer course for medical records staff, printing off various templates so that staff can submit ideas that need to be funded, working on the radiology proposal, arranging a variety of meetings and answering emails. Lots to do. I think the fact that one of my colleagues is on holiday has added to my workload a little (which is why I am involved with finances and maintenance issues again – albeit temporarily thankfully!).
This week is a busy week full of meetings:
• Meeting with one of the only radiologists in country to discuss x-ray equipment
• Meeting with deputy chief medical officer in the Ministry to discuss x-ray room staff
• Meeting with head of hospital and senior laboratory technician
• Clinical meeting with all doctors
• Meeting a lab technician from the USA who may insight into ways to improve our lab
• Meeting with the physiotherapist re: his presentation on his work here
• Meeting with the auditors to discuss yet another audit
• Possibly the start of continuing professional development meetings
• A hospital management meeting
As you can see, there is a lot going on here. And if all of those meetings actually take place, it will be amazing. Although it sometimes seems like nothing happens, there is progress. Small small. And I decided today that small progress is better than no progress at all. There's a lot to do, and it will take a long time. That's why we're in this for the long run!
Monday, May 28, 2012
A very diverse day...
Today is one of those days that I ended up doing a wide range of work. Unfortunately no clinical work but that will come.
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CompCert is a formally verified optimizing C compiler. Its intended use is the compilation of safety-critical and mission-critical software written in C and meeting high levels of assurance. It accepts most of the ISO C 99 language, with some exceptions and a few extensions. It produces machine code for the PowerPC (32-bit), ARM, and IA32 (x86 32-bit) architectures.
What sets CompCert apart?
Unlike any other production compiler, CompCert is formally verified, using machine-assisted mathematical proofs, to be exempt from miscompilation issues. In other words, the code it produces is proved to behave exactly as specified by the semantics of the source C program.
This level of confidence in the correctness of the compilation process is unprecedented and contributes to meeting the highest levels of software assurance.
The formal proof covers all transformations from the abstract syntax tree to the generated assembly code. To preprocess and produce object and executable files, an external C preprocessor, assemblers, linkers, and C libraries have to be used. However, these unverified stages are well-understood and robust from an implementation perspective. This has been demonstrated on a development version of CompCert by a 2011 study by Regehr, Yang et al.:
"The striking thing about our CompCert results is that the middle-end bugs we found in all other compilers are absent. As of early 2011, the under-development version of CompCert is the only compiler we have tested for which Csmith cannot find wrong-code errors. This is not for lack of trying: we have devoted about six CPU-years to the task. The apparent unbreakability of CompCert supports a strong argument that developing compiler optimizations within a proof framework, where safety checks are explicit and machine-checked, has tangible benefits for compiler users."
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Chairman Crowley Statement On Hurricane Harvey
House Democratic Caucus Chairman Joe Crowley (D-NY) issued the following statement on Hurricane Harvey:
"The devastation caused by Hurricane Harvey is a tragedy. My thoughts and prayers are with those families impacted, the first responders bravely putting themselves in danger, and the countless workers laboring to ensure shelters and resources are available for those in need.
"Congress must do whatever it takes to ensure Texas recovers. It is incumbent that lawmakers quickly pass an emergency relief bill so Texas, Louisiana, and all impacted communities have the resources needed to heal and rebuild. I encourage my Republican colleagues to join Democrats in sending a message to our fellow Americans that in the face of struggle and adversity, Congress stands with them. I know how impactful emergency aid can be, having watched New Yorkers rebuild after Sandy ravished our communities. The nation stood behind New York and New Jersey then. I will stand with Texas now."


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So after our epic Iceland adventure we decided to start researching our next big adventure. Jason wants to surf and I want to explore and do a few adventurous activities. A friend of ours told us about the surf in Bali and how much he enjoyed it. So we decided that travelling through Indonesia could be our next adventure.
This is a sponsored post. However the entire itinerary is my own.
We have been doing our research about things to do in Jakarta. I love trip planning so I always do my research way in advance. It always seems to cure my travel bug for a short amount of time. So anyway, the plan is to land in Jakarta before heading to Bali. We decided it may be great to spend a day here and explore another city. I spent some time researching hotels and other accommodation options and found the Aston Marina Ancol on http://www.traveloka.com. The price is good and the location looks great as well. If we based ourselves here everything would be a short taxi or train ride away.
There are quite a few things to do in Jakarta including a visit to Taman Mini Indonesia Indah which we may do as part of a tour. The National History Museum and the National Monument which should be easily accessed by taxi from Aston Marina Ancol. Within walking distance from the hotel is the historic harbor of Sunda Kelapa and Kota Tua. Of course we need to check out the Jakarta nightlife and maybe pay a visit to the Skye Bar.
With so much to see in Jakarta we are having a hard time trying to pick out the must dos. For our day trip I think we are leaning towards just doing, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah with a stop at the National Monument on the way to Sunda Kelapa harbor. Then enjoying the evening at the Skye bar for a few drinks. After our Jakarta adventures we will fly straight out to Bali the following morning.
As I said, Jason has been dying to surf in Bali so that is the plan when we get there. I think 5 days to 1 week would be plenty of time to enjoy a lot of surfing and a lot of massages. We are still debating where we want to base ourselves as we want to be close to the surf, but we also want to explore Ubud. Canggu beach is looking like a decent location in the middle of both.
While that's still under debate we have a list of things we would also love to see while in Bali. There are so many temples here and the ones at the top of the list are Uluwatu temple, Tanah Lot, and Goa Gajah or the Elephant cave. I have also been dying to do the Mt Batur hike at sunrise, which looks like a beautiful experience. I am a bit skeptical of the monkey forest as I am not a huge monkey fan, but I feel like it's one of those must dos.
On top of all of the temples and adventures we still want to get in some surf and pampering. Uluwatu is at the top of the list of surf spots for us. Where else would you get to surf with views of a temple? Definitely some $5 massages as well, in fact I'd be quite happy spending a day getting pampered drinking cocktails. Do I sound like a princess? Big difference between Bali and camping the Inca Trail!
I'm hoping that 7 to 10 days may be enough time for us, we do miss out on finding orangutans in Sumatra. Maybe we can squeeze that in if we get more vacation time to spend. We are also hoping to squeeze in another country, maybe Thailand? Or maybe Vietnam? It's hard travelling all the way from Barbados so we want to do as much as we can manage. It will definitely be a busy 2-3weeks full of adventures and I am already crazy excited. This itinerary could always change, maybe we will just spend more time travelling through Indonesia. I cannot wait to update you guys when we actually get there.
Do you have any other tips for us? Did we miss any epic places in our itinerary? Let us know in the comments.


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I agree with Cumberland Town Councilor Michael Perfetti, contract zoning is "poor public policy." Zoning is the only legal protection citizens have to protect the quality of life purchased by investment in their property. Families in residential zones should feel secure that businesses will not move in next door, destroying the peace and tranquility of their home. Contract zoning, a form of spot zoning, strips us all of that security in favor of the use of property that does not conform to the requirements of zoning law.
Contract zoning is a loophole being used more frequently in Cumberland to override homeowner security in favor of development not allowed under current zoning laws. Commercial development is not undesirable in Cumberland, nor is it incompatible with our Comprehensive Plan. There are significant areas of town that are properly zoned to allow commercial development that will enhance our tax base without jeopardizing the quality of life in our residential neighborhoods. The credit union currently proposed for development on Main Street is a case in point. A credit union in town is not a bad idea.
Placing the credit union in a residential zone is a bad idea. Maine Street is a residential zone. If approved here, what other residential neighborhoods will become targets for commercial development? This referendum is not just about the location of a credit union, it is about defeating contract zoning as a prime method of administrating public policy in Cumberland. Please vote no on June 9.
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I've been rather fond of AMD processors for quite awhile now. All of the desktops which I am currently using have some some Athlon variant in them, and I've never had any real problems as far as they're concerned.
I don't have a laptop right now, so I can't be certain about which ones are currently good. I have heard a few good things about HP, so that might be worth checking out (I have seen a few good-looking machines for around $500). A friend of mine also raves about his Acer, although I am not sure about their BSD-friendliness.
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Trial Begins in Fort Hood Shooting
Wendy Bounds and Prof. Glen Sulmacy discuss the opening of the Fort Hood shooter trial, and Intel's Joe Curley looks at advances in weather forecasting. Photo: AP.
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... I ... seven years of delay is that while major Nidal Hassan started today at Fort Hood in Texas these Tuesday on the sex welcome to lunch break I'm Wendy downs ... the thought is accused of murder and attempted murder in a two thousand and nine shooting incident at Fort Hood that left thirteen dead another ... thirty two wounded is considered one of the worst acts of soldier on soldier ... violent in US history ... make the sun is representing himself in court and joins us now to analyze this case ... is Professor glance or may see his homeland and national security law fellow ... at the Center for National policy thank you so much for being with this professor ... I was start hearing the opening of this case today ... on major assigns he apologizes appeal to the court martial ... I'm ... kinda out so this case are really not disputed that he did ... not conduct the shooting so what we leave ... 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The Grand Canal Hotel is located in the south centre of Dublin city within a short walking distance of the Aviva Stadium, Trinity College, Bord Gais Energy Theatre, The 3Arena, Convention Centre Dublin and the RDS.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival kicks off on the 17th of February with a host of stars and interesting movies visiting Ireland's capital city over the next month.
Established in 2003, The Jameson Dublin International Film Festival (JDIFF) has fast become Ireland's premiere feature film festival and takes place in Ireland's capital city over the course of eleven days and nights each February.
JDIFF will show 120 films from the four corners of the globe to the Irish Audience. The festival is a citywide event that takes place in all of the Dublin City Centre Cinemas including Cineworld, The Savoy, Screen, Irish Film Institute and Light House Cinema in Smithfield. The majority of films shown at the film festival are Irish premieres, and for some of the films shown, the festival represents the only public screening that will take place in Ireland.
As I mentioned earlier there are 120 movies to be shown so while I can't really go through them all I'm going to pick out a few that have seduced my interest.
Highly rated directors Brendan Culleton and Irina Maldea - bring us An Irish Affair, a penetrating and poignant study of the Irish-led 1961 UN peacekeeping mission to Katanga, a province that wanted to break-away from the newly independent Congo and the two Irishmen who were key decision makers in the country during that time, Gen. Seán McKeown, commander of the UN military force and Irish diplomat, Conor Cruise O'Brien, the UN's civil representative in Katanga.
Some big international films also make their debut in Dublin including The Adjustment Bureau starring Mat Damon and Emily Blunt. The film is both a knowing examination of contemporary American politics and a witty and stylish thriller. While The Way, starring Martin Sheen and directed by his son Emilio Estevez, is a touching film about the testy yet unbreakable bond between father and son, as well as the supportive, familial connections that can form among strangers.
Others films getting their first airing at the festival include the political thriller Fair Game, starring Sean Penn and Naomi Watts and Channing Tatum's The Eagle, adapted from Rosemary Sutcliff's classic novel The Eagle of the Ninth, a breathtaking historical drama, detailing the explosive clash of cultures in the Roman empire.
But the movies that I'm most looking forward to come from two of my favorite directors. Guillermo del Toro has an exceptional eye for new talent and his latest film as producer, Julia's Eyes, directed by Spanish newcomer Guillem Morales, will terrify audiences, while Ken Loache's Route Irish, the story of the privitisation of the war in Iraq, will no doubt only enhance his excellent reputation for brilliant films.
Finally watch out for new Irish directing talent in Juanita Wilson. Her first feature, Inside I'm Dancing, starring James McEvoy, gave us a glimpse of what she was capable of. Her latest movie, As If I'm Not There, a hard hitting true story from the Bosnian war, based on Croatian journalist slavenka Drakulic's book of the same name is causing some serious excitement.
Check out www.jdiff.com for details on when the show are taking place.
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Fleets * Richard V. Palazzo has been named president and chief executive officer of Con-Way Central Express (CCX).
* Barry DeSantis, most recently COO of TIP Europe, has assumed the role of president of TIP Intermodal Services.
* GATX Logistics has promoted Richard W. Honour to region vice president.
* Consolidated Freightways has named Matt V. Saikkonen vp and chief information officer; Douglas P. Duplin national sales executive, Akron, Ohio; and Kirk A. Weber national sales executive, Raleigh, N.C. Redwood Systems, a logistics subsidiary, has named Kenneth E. Niemaseck business development manager.
* XTRA Corp. has appointed Karen McHenry corporate marketing manager.
Suppliers * Toyo Tires has named Steve Weinger vp-sales for all Toyo products. Doug Alberty has been appointed Western Division manager of business development; and Walt Hanes has assumed additional responsibility as national OTR coordinator.
* XATA Corp. has named Robert S. Durham vp-sales.
* Goodyear Engineered Products has named four associates as general managers: Pat Weigand, air springs; Wayne Manthei, transportation replacement products; Fred Bailey, transportation hose; and Tom Homon, molded rubber products.
* Richard C. Larson has been named vp-sales and marketing for Farr Company.
* Paul A. Spokas, a 24-year veteran of the heavy-duty truck industry, has established Heavy Duty Marketing Associates Inc., located in Jamestown, N.C.
* AMI Leasing has announced the promotion of Robert J. Zeller to national director of sales for the Auto Div.
* Larry Hartog has been elected president of Kentucky Manufacturing. Robert Tway III was named chairman of the board.
* David A. Baratti has been promoted to the position of director of OEM sales at Grote Industries. W. Dominic Grote is named marketing services manager.
* Mack Trucks has named John H. Buttrey president and COO of its subsidiary, Mack Trucks of Utah.
* Michael T. Baird has been named area sales manager, North Central Sales, for Alcoa Wheel Products.


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The arrival of summer brings with it the opportunity not only to dive into the deep, be it an ocean or your local swimming pool, but also to plunge between the covers of a passionate paperback page-turner. In the following Barnes & Noble clip meet Laurie Gold, the editor-in-chief of AllAboutRomance.com, who relishes each word of 100-200 novels each year. Discover the literary world of love through five of Ms. Gold's suggested stories:
The Sherbrooke Bride— One of 10 in Catherine Coulter's Bride series, this historical novel holds the distinction as Laurie Gold's introduction to romantic fiction.
Castles— Comedic and carnal charms intertwine in this tale penned by Ms. Gold's favorite author, Julie Garwood.
Too Deep For Tears— As its name implies, keep a box of tissues handy as you read this work by Kathryn Lyn Davis.
Ice Storm— Author Anne Stuart offers a dash of intrigue in the pages of her steamy spy novel.
The Real Deal— This flirtatious tome by author Lucy Monroe marks the start of one of the romance genre's most popular and prolific writers.


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Several takes of reporter standup. Report on the "domino effect" created by the swearing in of ex-auditor Thaddues Buczko as a judge. John Finnegan will most likely replace him, and then someone else will have to replace Finnegan. B-roll of Speaker of the House Thomas McGee, President of the Senate William Bulger, and other state legislators in the State House Chambers. Buczko's swearing in ceremony. Bulger, McGee, and Governor King preside over the ceremony. McGee makes a heartfelt speech about his admiration for Buczko. King swears in Buczko. Buczko addresses the audience. A judge also addresses the audience.
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Thaddeus Buczko
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NIGHTLY NEWS WITH CHRISTOPHER LYDON AND CARMEN FIELDS Began January 1976. Replaced evening news show EVENING COMPASS. Original host: Steve Nevas. Other anchors, Christopher Lydon (1977-91) and Gail Harris (1983). In 1980 - hour long. Ended in 1991.
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- Bulger, William M.
- Buczko, Thaddeus M., b. 1926
- Massachusetts State House (Boston, Mass.)
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- McGee, Thomas W., 1924-2012
- Massachusetts -- Politics and government
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- King, Edward J., 1925-2006
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- McGee, Thomas W., 1924-2012 (Speaker)
- King, Edward J., 1925-2006 (Speaker)
- Bulger, William M. (Speaker)
- Wu, Janet (Reporter)
- Buczko, Thaddeus M., b. 1926 (Speaker)
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DT: Soviet Union: double taxation agreement, Article 8: Dividends
(1) Dividends paid by a resident (in the case of the United Kingdom, a company) of a Contracting State, which are beneficially owned by a resident of the other Contracting State who is and has been present in that other State during the period to which the dividend relates shall be exempt from any tax in the first-mentioned State which is chargeable on dividends in addition to the tax chargeable in respect of the profits or income of the resident (in the case of the United Kingdom, the company).
(2) The term `dividends` as used in this Article shall have the meaning which it has under the taxation law of the Contracting State of which the person (in the case of the United Kingdom, the company) paying the dividend is a resident and shall include any item which is treated under that law as a dividend or distribution.
(3) The provisions of paragraph (1) of this Article shall not apply if the beneficial owner of the dividends, being a resident of a Contracting State, carries on commercial activities in the other Contracting State through a permanent establishment situated therein, and the holding in respect of which the dividends are paid is effectively connected with that permanent establishment. In such a case, the provisions of Article 6 shall apply.


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The Future Is Now
With his latest release, Ziggy Marley is aiming for the future of reggae.
By Samuel J. Fell
After the initial niceties that come with a short phone interview are dispensed with, I congratulate Ziggy Marley on his recent Grammy win. "Thank you," he says modestly.
I go on to point out it's his sixth Grammy win, and so his trophy cabinet must be getting quite full. "Yeah, it's all right, it's getting there," he laughs. The gong was for his 2013 live release, Ziggy Marley In Concert, in the Best Reggae Album category, no surprise.
It's interesting to note that this category was only added to the Grammys in 1985, and so Marley's famous father never received one. Having said that, Ziggy, Stephen and Damien Marley have all won multiple times, so it's not like the most famous name in reggae is going underappreciated. At least not by the establishment, as Ziggy is quick to point out.
"Even if we didn't win a Grammy, we'd still be relevant, you know what I'm sayin'?" he says in his thick, Jamaican accent. "It's a good thing, but we don't need a criteria to validate who we are, or our music."
It's a truth bomb, and it explodes all over the sequined dresses, the rented tuxedos and the big hats of all who attended the Grammy ceremony itself. The Marley name, and reggae as a genre of music, doesn't need awards to validate its success and reach. Just look at how the music – which is of course as much about community and culture as it is about how it sounds – has affected people all over the world.
With this in mind, Marley has since switched from the live frame of mind, to the studio frame, a change which has seen him come out with his latest in a long line of albums, Fly Rasta, due for release later this month. "I knew what I wanted this record to be about," Marley says, the passion evident in his voice, more than aware of what this music, if done properly, means to so many people.
"I wanted it to be futuristic, in terms of where reggae is today. I wanted to push the envelope, be adventurous, push the borders. I want the songs to be full songs… I wanted them to have emotion, to be alive, to live. I wanted these songs to have arcs, arc up, arc down, I wanted them to live, to be a living thing, you know? So I wanted this futuristic thing… this is reggae, but this is the future."
In order to look into the future however, Marley in this instance went back to the past. In 1979, as an eleven-year-old, Ziggy and a handful of his brothers and sisters formed The Melody Makers, who despite a debut record which was derided as too pop, went on to record and tour until 2002. It's with fellow-original MM members Cedella and Sharon Marley, along with Erica Newell, that Ziggy reunites on Fly Rasta.
"Yeah, it's been a while, but it's nice," he smiles on this musical reunion, the first time the siblings have recorded together since 1999's The Spirit Of Music. "They bring a really special sound to the music [here], really cool and it uplifts the songs. It's been really exciting to have that back."
The album itself, which is a booming paean to reggae music in general while indeed reaching to the future via the messages contained within, is being released on Tuff Gong Worldwide, the label Bob Marley founded in 1965 in order to "produce, distribute and promote his music free from the constraints of corporate label politics", something Marley junior is more than willing and able to continue.
"It's something that feels good, it's something I want to do anyway," he says when asked if this ethos is harder to achieve in this day and age. "This is something that… we have to keep it going. It's real important to keep to these roots."
Roots, it seems, and obviously so, are incredibly important, not just for Ziggy, but for all the Marley clan making music today. The legacy of their father, the wide-ranging reach of reggae, the impact Tuff Gong has had on people all over the world. It's not lost on Ziggy, hence his rabid love and need to continue making this music, paying homage to where it's come from, but at the same time, pushing it further. Reggae music is in good hands, there's no doubt.
Fly Rasta will be released on April 18 through Tuff Gong Worldwide. Keep an eye out for Ziggy Marley tour dates, later in the year.


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Technobrega, the Amazon's flashy answer to house music, is part pirates, part space ships.
Ask anyone who's spent time in Brazil about Brazilian music, and they're liable to chew your ear off about a few things: drinking cachaça in tiny nightclubs while a 12-piece samba band tries to outpace the staccato explosion of dancing women's heels; the glittery, markedly danceable forró scene with its rhinestone cowboys and wearable zabumbas and the militant, Miami bass (with more guns, drugs and ass) vibe of favela funk.
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VICE and Motherboard traveled to Belém to check out the technobrega scene. We were particularly impressed with the "aparelhagens," the massive, handmade combination sound systems/DJ booths that are equal parts Star Trek, Daft Punk's live show and the Aggro Crag. We met aparelhagen designer Valdinei Moia Veiga (appropriately-nicknamed "Big Sound") in his workshop to get a look at how some of his eye-twisting creations come to life before heading out and having a taste of technobrega for ourselves.
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The Holiday Weekend
Sunday, September 3, 2006 started with a gray sky and rain! I got up late because Adam and Stephen had taken me out to a Philadelphia gay owned restaurant and bar the night before. The pianist played Broadway musical and other tunes and after dinner we ended up singing along until one in the morning – well, I mostly listened, but a group of about two dozen men sounded as good as a Broadway chorus to my alcohol laced brain.
Adam rushed me through a cup of coffee and cereal. I shaved and dressed in shirt, tie, and slacks that he provided. Amazingly they fit though a bit baggy in the shoulders and chest. We went to church at the Mickleton Friends Meeting House. The Quakers, at least in the Philadelphia area are a gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered (GLBT) friendly organization. Adam has not joined the Mickleton group, but he is looking for a GLBT friendly church to join, and this visit was part of that search. After the worship service, we returned to his apartment. Adam unlocked the door with a smug smile spreading slowly across his face.
"What?" I said.
"Nothing." He said, as he opened the door to a living room full of family. Ruth and Samuel stood behind the couch. Samuel Jr. and Nichole were seated in front of them. The children, Amy and Terrance, now in their teens were sitting near Adam's 42-inch plasma television. Stephen, my grandson-in-law (so to speak) by association with Adam was coming out of the kitchen with a tray of snacks. All of our family members who are close enough to drive to Woodbury were there. That meant Abraham and Joseph's families were at their respective homes, but they called that afternoon. I must admit, a tear escaped and slowly found its way down my right cheek as everyone stood and greeted me all at once, a chorus of overlapping "Hi grandpa," and "Hi Dad," followed by hugs and kisses all around.
We talked non-stop all afternoon, catching up on each other's accomplishments and the important recent events of our lives. The sound of laughter echoed the feelings of communion and love that filled Adam's apartment with joy. Even Ruth seemed to be enjoying herself. Later, Adam and Stephen grilled chicken on the roofed balcony for a mid-afternoon dinner. Ruth had brought her famous Pennsylvania Dutch potato salad, loaded with almost as much egg, chopped onion and celery, as potato. Yum! Nichole had brought a big plastic bag of tri-bean salad, and a bowl of bowtie-and-seafood salad, as well as a three layer chocolate fudge cake. We all stuffed ourselves to bursting before our visitors forced themselves back into their cars and headed home.
Evidently Adam and Stephen had been working on the event since the beginning of August. I don't know what they would have done had I refused to stay for the holiday – probably kidnapped me, tied me up and thrown me in the closet until the holiday. "I'm back in the closet again." No, NEVER!
What a wonderful dreary, and rainy day!
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About me
I wanted to be a writer, but became a librarian instead. I lost my job as a librarian, and somehow found work as a writer. Life is strange.
I am a native of Syracuse, NY, and I attended Hamilton College and SUNY Albany's library school school of information studies. I'm a librarian by profession. I look like an awful lot like your stereotype of a librarian, even if I'm not always employed as one. I have glasses and sensible shoes and cardigans and stuff.
In my quest for full-time permanent employment, since finishing college I've worked in a hotel, a mall management company, a call center, two sprawling government agencies, two colleges, and a newspaper. Currently I am an assistant editor at The Consumerist, an academic library paraprofessional, and a rogue crafter.
I live in Albany, NY, where I live in a neat old house with a roommate and a rescued cocker spaniel mix. I enjoy sewing, knitting, embroidery, reading, stockpiling books, yarn, and fabric, nerdy television, causing trouble on the Internet, and cooking.
Paint Tomorrow Blue started as A Bird's Life in summer 2005. It started on Blogger 1.0, and now runs on whatever the latest version of WordPress is.
I am gradually moving over some content from other online journals I've kept, dating back to 2000. The earliest posts here as of this writing are from February 2003.
What's "Paint Tomorrow Blue" mean?
It's not a political statement. It's a line from the song "In the Lost and Found (Honky Bach)" by Elliott Smith. You can hear it here.
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Hey Laura,
Just wanted to drop a note and say how much I enjoy your posts on The Consumerist. You have perfected the art of snark, and make me laugh everyday at the absurdity of life. Hopefully you are well paid for your wit, but if not please know you have legions of followers (well at least a couple that I'm aware of) out here in cyber land.
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Len / Aug 1 2011
Nice to see a writer on consumerist is a neighbor 🙂
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So I'm really sorry if this post makes it seem like this is a movie about Harley Quinn, ahem. I just adore her.
I also loved Harley's relationship with The Joker here! We know that The Joker uses Harley all the time, since she's crazy about the guy (and I mean in general, not just in this movie). But here I think I actually saw a little bit of interest? Like, he cared about her, kind of? No? Just me?
And now I leave you with a drawing I made of Harley, I've been wanting to draw her for a while :)
I hope you like it!
Have you seen this movie? What did you think of it?
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