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For the last eight months the composer, 65, has been keen to dispel rumours that he has been suffering, but last night shared his "profound disappointment" at missing the awards ceremony.
He admitted that he has been in "constant pain" since October last year. His health was the reason that he missed the funeral of Michael Winner, Lord Lloyd-Webber confirmed.
The celebration of his musical's quarter of a century run on the stage in New York went ahead without him.
In a statement he said: "I am devastated not to be able to attend the Tony Awards in New York tonight where "The Phantom of the Opera" is being honoured for its twenty five years on Broadway.
"My colleagues felt that it is time to explain why I have been unable to participate fully in my professional and social life over the last eight months.
"I have been in constant pain since October 2012 following treatment for a problem with my right thigh. As a consequence I have undergone countless medical procedures and two major back operations.
"This has affected my ability to undertake my normal work schedule. I was unable to attend the 25th anniversary of "The Phantom of the Opera" on Broadway or the opening of "The Wizard of Oz" in Toronto, Canada earlier this year. I also had to miss the funeral of my good friend Michael Winner and have had to cancel many other personal engagements.
"I have refrained from saying anything until now, but I have had to reluctantly agree with my colleagues that I needed to explain why I have had to withdraw from the Tonys tonight. I do not intend to comment further."
The confirmation comes after the Daily Mail reported that the operations were to remove a trapped nerve in his back.
However, Lord Lloyd-Webber was well enough to welcome guests to his Hampshire home over the weekend for a joint celebration for his son's 21st birthday and a "sing through" of his forthcoming musical Stephen Ward, which is based on the Profumo Affair.
Charlotte Spencer took the role of Christine Keeler whilst guests included Sir Michael Caine and his wife Shakira and Graham Norton.
It is not the first time that Lord Lloyd-Webber has struggled with illness after being diagnosed with prostate cancer in October 2009. The condition was caught early and he was given the all-clear several months later.


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Aberdeenshire Council has made some changes to supported services and in line with these changes coming into effect in August the local bus operator has reviewed its network across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire.
David Liston, managing director for Stagecoach North Scotland, said: "Our plans to revise our network in August follow a thorough analysis of the performance of our bus services and also take on board feedback from our customers, stakeholders and staff.
"We continually monitor our services and these revisions will allow us to improve our reliability and use all of our resources in the best way to meet the demand for bus travel across the region. All feedback received helps us to ensure we have optimised departure times and routes and would be grateful for all comments by tomorrow (Friday)."
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My beach bumming day was utterly lovely, though, aside from the random spots where I missed sunblock. We (the rugrat and I) sat under perfectly blue skies for about 3 hours with a friend and her kids. Really a perfect day. Perfect temps (in the low 80s), low humidity, gentle breeze, good company (we ran into a few other friends on the shore with their kids). Pure Michigan (love that ad campaign).
I have high hopes for this race. My training for my last race was overly aggressive, but my taper was inadequate. I arrived at the starting line still feeling pretty beat. Instead of feeling jumpy with pent-up energy I felt heavy and sluggish. I PRd my first 5k leg by a mere 1 second and the cycling leg (that wasn't any surprise...new, lighter, more aggressive bike and a full year more cycling experience)...but died by the last running leg. This time around I am going to do my best to go out a hair slower for that first run leg...treat it a more of a tempo warm-up. I'd prefer to have even or negative run splits, this time around. I still plan to go gangbusters on the bike leg, though. That's my strong suit (not that this is saying much...it's all relative).
The only bummer is that I will be missing out on a BIG JDRF training ride starting late morning. My race is at 7:45. I expect to be done by 9:30 or so, but I'm assuming that I won't be able to get my bike out of transition until all of the olympic distance triathlon competitors are done...so that could take a while. I doubt I'd be able to leave earlier than 10:30 and the training ride is an hour away. It's OK. I won't likely want to abuse my legs more after the race, anyhow. If I do it right I won't be able to drag more out of them.
In bittersweet news...I finally sold my original Oby bike (so now I have 2 bikes, Oby 2, the road machine, and Little Rock, the cyclocross beastie). The bike that got me hooked. But I'm glad that my first velo-baby went to a friend in Oregon. If any bike can get a person feeling the bike love, it's that pretty machine.
I took $750 from the sale of that bike and dumped it right into my JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes fundraising account. That put me just beyond the halfway mark toward my $4000 fundraising goal. Right now I'm at about a dollar/mile pedaled in 2011, which is kind of a funny coincidence. I still have a long way to go, though, and we're now <100 days away from the big ride.


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1985 Toyota Corolla SR5 HatchbackReview
Corolla... What? — i forgot to mention i have a mr2 steering rack. the drifing on this car is reliable and great. stays sideways and burns out great. my bf runs through tires from drifting. small corners to big corners. interior is good and decent. seats are good condition, dash has minor cracks. has all interior pieces. exterior is good. small dents, i havent had an accident, thankfully to damage the body. there is however a fender dent where it bends with the door. all my corollas have had this from previous owners. i bought this car for 500 plus a Nintendo Wii. it wasnt even running completely. we towed it from Sw of SAn antonio,texas near marbach and pushed it with my 01 cavalier to the south east taking pack streets..... took a looong time.a bout 2 hours
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: i love the handling and the speed. not a fast car but has potiential to be a fast car. great drift car, i dont drift but my bf does.
Cons: only thing i hate , it has no heater nor ac. i hate drum brakes, wish i had disk brakes all around. other than that its a great wonderful car
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1985 Toyota Corolla GTS CoupeReview
Pretty Good Overall Car — The car has a good sporty feel to it when you step on the throttle around the corners. Since it was a rival for the eg-6 civic and they were made to be sporty, i'd say that it has good build quality since nothing has broken yet for me. Its white and black making it look like a panda which is cute. The interior looks really gloomy but thats not a problem. It gets 34mpg which is really amazing since its a really old car. The maintence is pretty cheap since its japenese which is the most reliable compared to the american and european cars. Its very fun to drive when you want it to be fun.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: It will give you alot of fun if you know how to drive it the way it wants
Cons: If you have a family over 4 you cant really carry all of them
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1985 Toyota Corolla DXReview
The Best Car I've Ever Had. — It's an old car, and it's had a long life, ever since my mom decided to run an extra 1000 km on my timing belt... Oh well. I had the engine replaced with another 2E engine, which is a 1300cc.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Pros: It won't let you down, when you need it the most.
Cons: Slow. The engine doesn't have enough power or torque to drag along that... Relatively large body around.
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1985 Toyota Corolla SR5 HatchbackReview
Find One And Buy One — super sturdy and best balance i've ever had in a car. its slow of the line but nothing can touch it in corners. can be bought for under $2,000 and easy to maintain. super fun to drive if corners are your thing.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: best car ever
Cons: needs a motor swap to be quick or atleast a built motor
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1985 Toyota Corolla SR5 HatchbackReview
Its Very Good And Unique Because Its Toyota. — Its have great power,good braking,excellent handling,its has great chassis,its new in ad out,its blue outside and inside,it can be full with $20.00 and it has a excellent design,its very fun to drive if you're a fan of Toyota cars.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Its really fast and fun to drive.
Cons: no reasons to avoid because its very good and unique.
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1985 Toyota Corolla GTS CoupeReview
Great Drift/track Car — great car for track use if u have the money. most are old and beat when you get them but that just means you can get them for cheaper. good aftermarket support. but giving that most are not in the besr condition, they can be a money pit
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: its rwd
Cons: old so its a money pit
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1985 Toyota Corolla GTS CoupeReview
Like I Said, If You Can Find It In Good Shape, Get It. — Unless you get a good one (which would be hard these days) you should expect to have to fix/repair worn out parts. If you can get over this, however, I would strongly recommend this car as it provides mountains of fun for cheap. It's light so it gets good gas mileage as well. If you find one in good shape for cheap, get it.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: Fun, quick, small, cheap. What more do you want?
Cons: It's an old car, no avoiding it. Parts are plentiful however.
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1985 Toyota Corolla GTS CoupeReview
1985 Toyota Corolla Gt-s — The 1885 toyota corolla GTS has lots of power for a small vehicle and the year it was built in. It's lots fun to drive and very reliable. There is a lot of performance parts that can make the car taster. It is also a great drifting car.
Primary Use: Family transportation
Pros: Fun to drive
Cons: Lacks power based on today's standards
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1985 Toyota Corolla LEReview
85 Toyota Corolla Le — I've always been a fan of Corollas. Great fuel-efficient car. Decent power: this one actually felt like it had a stronger automatic transmission than my '01. Very fun car to drive: excellent daily commuter for short trips. Not as comfy on long trips as my '01, but not too bad.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Pros: Fuel economy; build quality.
Cons: Not an overly powerful engine; best for short trips.
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1985 Toyota Corolla SR5 HatchbackReview
Great — I just love everything about it 200,000 miles and still going. Paint still looks good and everything works sunroof, pop up lights. Great performance. Have put about 1000.00 into it. Gas mileage couldn't be better. Interior seats didn't hold up as good as I would have liked.
Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)
Pros: positive
Cons: none
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2014 Toyota Corolla Reviews
This Toyota S Premium Is Top Of The Corolla Trim With Advanced Features
Fuel efficient! And this car serves the purpose of being economical and reliable; with luxurious feel due to all advanced features. The Entune? You can never go wrong, I've tried other infotainment s... Read More
Great Car!!!
The Toyota Corolla S Premium came with leather seats which is a must for me, also came with this beautiful 17" wheels. Love the technology on the car. It's also very fast for a small car. The space ... Read More
2013 Toyota Corolla Reviews
My Corolla
The Toyota Corolla is one of the best selling cars in the world for a reason. It does what it was made to do - be a solid car. For the price, it is a good transportation device and the reliability/gas... Read More
Budget Car
No road grip, and very light weight. During cruise at 80 Miles speed turning is disbalance. Aircon. is not powerful. Very good fuel consumption. Sound system is very powerful. I like heated side mirro... Read More
2012 Toyota Corolla Reviews
2012 Toyota Corolla S
I would buy this car again, The 2015's are no where near as nice! This vehicle is very sporty,reliable and has more than enough room. Big Gas saver and rides real nice on road trips as well.It's aweso... Read More
It Is A Nice Family Car.
It is a nice family car.It doesnt makes a lot of sounds.It is pretty fast.It cost a very big money.And ıt swallows a lot of gas.It is very fun to drive this car because it is comfy.You should buy on... Read More
2011 Toyota Corolla Reviews
Toyota Corolla Is A Nice And Easy Handling Car, And Its Seats Are Great With A Lot Of Cargo Space.
I love to drive this car because, It was faster than I expected, gas reliable, easy to handle,and engine has long life efficiency. I think that is why it is the best car which Toyota sells most. It ha... Read More
Best In Price Range
The 2011 is the last model year the Corolla has with the 1.8Liter 1ZZ FE, an engine with a near perfect blend of power and economy. The 2012 went to the 2ZR FE and gets less economy than the 2011, 34/... Read More
2010 Toyota Corolla Reviews
Great Car; Safe, Comfortable, Reliable -- Just Not A Snow Car
I love the easiness of this car. It takes very little to keep it well maintained and running well. It's perfect for inner-city settings, where fitting into parking spots and good mileage are incredibl... Read More
Cute Little Car For Anybody Who Wants To Save Gas
Awesome lilttle car. Saves so much on gas and the designe is cute. I bought the smokey gray color. the price was not bad and hope to have this car as my main car well I by another one for my weekend ... Read More
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Heritage status sought for original Africville home
'This house is a living record of Africville so it is crucial as a part of our national historic site'
A family that has owned an original Africville home for generations hopes to raise money to fix the structure's roof as part of a greater effort to preserve a piece of the former black community's history.
The home was moved some 20 kilometres to Lower Sackville, N.S., on a flatbed truck in the 1940s, long before the former City of Halifax demolished Africville in the 1960s and forced its residents out.
Duke Ford's grandparents, Charlie and Lottie Johnson, gave the single-storey home to Ford's mother, Grace, as a wedding gift and moved it to family property on Settlers Lane, just off Cobequid Road.
Decades later, the home, especially its roof, has begun to show its age.
"I got it all tarped now, but it's leaking," Ford, 66, said in an interview from his home in Vancouver.
"But I would like to do a fundraiser, at least get the roof done so I can get the grant to restore the inside."
Ford's older sister, Joan, still owns the home and lived in it until about 2016.
The simple, green house still has the same shingles and all its original cupboards. A piece was later added on to the back section of the house.
"All the Gyprock and stuff is all gone now, it all needs to be replaced," said Ford.
"But I have plans on living there for the rest of my life when I come home."
The original coal furnace in the house was also replaced with an electric furnace and a bathroom was installed about 50 years ago.
"We were the first blacks on that Cobequid Road that had running water and a bathtub and shower," recalled Ford.
He is seeking in-kind help from local carpenters and donations of building materials to help him preserve the house, which is assessed at $107,700 according to Nova Scotia Property Online records.
Ford is also in discussions with the province to try to get the home designated as a provincial heritage property.
Lynette Macleod, a spokesperson for the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage, said she could not comment on a specific application without permission from the applicant.
However, she said the process involves a site visit by staff with her department and a report once an application for a provincial heritage registration is accepted.
An advisory council on heritage property could take up to a year to make a recommendation to the government on whether to have the home registered under the Heritage Property Act.
It's not clear whether the Ford home is the last-standing Africville residence.
Irvine Carvery, president of the Africville Geneaology Society, said that depends on what was considered Africville's boundaries. Civic addresses were not used in the community, which was settled by former American slaves that came to Nova Scotia following the War of 1812.
There are three homes still standing near the Fairview Cove Container Terminal that were occupied by Africville residents, Carvery noted.
"Those houses are still there, but the question gets to be, 'Was that considered to be a part of Africville?' They were all Africville people living in them. So we, like the community, just considered it to be a part of Africville."
Regardless, preserving the Ford home is very important, Carvery said, because it depicts the style of homes that were in Africville at the time.
"And I think that it would serve to dispel a lot of the myth around Africville being a place where, you know, it was just made up of shacks," he said.
Beyond that, it's a tangible piece of Africville history. The former community was declared a national historic site in 2002.
"Any time we can find an artifact of Africville, a real live building or another object, that had its origins in the community of Africville is very significant," he said.
"But this house is a living record of Africville so it is crucial as a part of our national historic site."


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SEOUL, Korea – (October 15, 2014) – Christie®, a global leader in digital cinema technologies, is proud to announce that its state-of-the-art cinema solutions have been installed in the newly opened Lotte Cinema World Tower in Seoul to provide the ultimate movie-going experience for its patrons.
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The property at 2017 Kerwood Ave., LA CA 90025 received its 4th price reduction this week of .5% or $5,000, down to $1,095,000. The property was listed on 11/24/08 for $1,249,000 and has been on the market 127 days. According to the MLS, the home is a 2 bedroom / 2 bath, 1,850 sq ft of living space on a 5,565 sq ft lot.
The home has a very open feel to it with the dining area and family room open to the kitchen. The living room is also spacious with a fireplace and big picture window facing the front of the house. Additionally, the home is located on a great street with very little drive by traffic. Also located on the same street is the highest public sale ever in lower Westwood, an architectural home selling for $3,150,000 at the end of 2006.
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The study of the Book of Revelation is a "seat belt fastening job" with "deep breath taking". Please allow me to share with you some keys of how to study the Book of Revelation:1- The Christ of Revelation
The central figure of Revelation is "Christ". If we read Revelation just to unlock its mysteries as "The Beast with ten horns" and "The battle of Armageddon" we will miss its message. The Book of Revelation is the "Revelation of Jesus Christ" (Rev 1:1). Discovering Christ, the meaning of his death resurrection and His glory is the central message of the Revelation. 2- The Immanent Message of the Prophecy
The Book of Revelation is a prophetic book. However, reading the Book of Revelation just to know about the future is not a living experience. The prophecy in the Bible is not just for telling the future but for the edification of the church and the believers whenever they are in the history line. Discovering the immanent message of Revelation is the 2nd key. 3- Understanding the Figures and Colors
The Book of Revelation is a master piece of the spiritual art drawn by the Holy Spirit. Figures and colors are richly used as a background of the text. Looking only for the text without understanding the figures and colors is like seeing the outlines of a great portray without seeing its colors, lights and shade. 4- The Biblical Apocalyptic Background
The Book of Revelation uses what we call the apocalyptic biblical language. This language drives its roots in the Hebrew Scriptures. Reading the book of Revelation apart from the knowledge of its Hebrew roots is like reading a text of a language with knowing its Alphabetic. The Biblical Apocalyptic Background is the 4th Key. 5- The Good News in Revelation
"I am scared to read the Book of Revelation", this is that we often hear from many. Some think the Book of Revelation is about the horror of the end of days, the destruction of heaven and earth. Please, be relax it is not so. The Book of Revelation is part of the New Testament, "the Good News". Discovering the good news in the Book of Revelation is the 5th keys. I hope by outlining these 5 keys, we will be on the right track to understand and get the most of Book of Revelation. So, please get ready for the take off. Fasten your seat belt.


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New College Lanarkshire still has places available at its Cumbernauld and Broadwood campuses for courses as varied as rugby and computing.
Although most courses starting in August and September are full, the College's website has a dedicated section listing those that are still available.
These include accounting, art and design, beauty, hairdressing and barbering, care, childcare, engineering, social sciences and hospitality, as well as computing and sound production,
The specialist sports campus at Broadwood has courses including rugby performance and fitness, health and exercise.
Meanwhile at the College's Motherwell campus places are still available in subjects including accounting and administration, business management, computing, social sciences and sport.
There are also limited spaces on engineering, automotive, welding and construction courses.
For those looking to get into the service industries there are still places on some beauty therapy courses.
There's also the opportunity to enrol in a degree course in hospitality business management.
Some music and animation courses at the Motherwell Campus are also still open for applications.
Heather Urquhart, Vice Principal of Curriculum, said: "The 'clearing' system at New College Lanarkshire offers an exciting chance for those who have perhaps received unexpected exam results and are unsure of what path to take next.
"I would encourage anyone who is considering a course starting this academic year to visit our website or give us a call to discover the great opportunities that we still have available."
For more information or to apply, please visit http://www.nclanarkshire.ac.uk/courses/last-remaining-places or call 0300 555 8080.


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Name: Richard Garvey
Performs with: Far From Rich, but will be playing solo for the GPP
Home is: Kitchener
Five words that describe my style: Positive upbeat acoustic folk singalongs
I'm playing the GPP because: I love meeting my NEIGHBOURS!
I hope: To meet some new folks who love original music and singing together.
Fave spot on the Grand River is: Six miles deep on both sides of the Grand River is treaty land of the Six Nations people. To respect these treaties is to work towards decolonizing our community.
I conserve water by: Drinking tap water!
Check my music out at: www.farfromrich.com


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"My Perfect Holiday"
Upon looking at my pictures in Facebook, I stumble with this stunning album that someone has tagged me. When I click on it, I see the full view and the rest of the pictures in the album that my friend has made on her Facebook account. Then all of a sudden, I came to realize that this picture was taken 5 years ago. I was only 20 years old at that time and I love gallivanting everywhere with my close friends and workmates. I used to work in a Japanese firm called Mitsumi, I was a soldering operator and I admit it was quite a hard job as we have to stand for 12 hours shift whether day or night. Even though our job is tiring we still manage to find some time to unwind ourselves and relax for our days off even if its limited time only. We are so vigorous when it comes to exploring places and touring some different sites. Although we have no rest, no sleep, no eat and we still manage to spend time for travelling and going trips everywhere.
The place we went with my mates are intended for new discoveries of the nature. We are fond of going to the beach, falls, mountains, islands and beautiful sceneries. An overview of this perfect holiday of mine is the" Kawasan Falls" is the most beautiful falls I ever been since I born on this earth. The place was so relaxing and peaceful natural place where you can enjoy many waterfalls of natural spring water. The beauty of the place is simply amazing yet promising most rendezvous place of waterfalls has a lot to offer of excitement. It is quite adventurous as you have to climb uphill for 15 minutes to reach to the falls where it leads you to the 2nd falls and then another falls but the most inviting falls is located in the middle of the forest where lots of tourist spends the most. It is a great get-away destination for gatherings and unwinding ourselves after a long tiring day at work. All of us have a grin smile reaching that place for the first time ever in our life. It's perfectly wonderful and very cool place, the beauty of nature really exists and not a man-made falls. We ought to discover the beauty of nature at its finest and it's like a dream come true, that finally we endeavour and embrace the smell of the tropical forest. The gentle hush of the waterfalls that touches your skin is so refreshing and invigorating. Also, I never forget the time I was riding on a bamboo raft that floats in the water and goes through inside the cave where the final destination is to pass through the huge waterfalls. At that moment I just closed my eyes and enjoy the feeling sensation that glances my way. I felt like there was a rocks falling onto me when the water falls into my body. The power of the water is 100 times stronger than a heavy rain. I could never imagine the power of the water that rushes through my whole body that invigorates me and it gives me a free water massage. As I opened my eyes, the stunning beauty of nature was replenished me. Though the water falls is kind of a breath-taking contingency, it was quite pleasurable experience indeed.


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A Fire Officer with the Techiman Municipality in Ghana, Eric Ansah Andoh, will live to regret the devil that pushed him into attempting to rape Ataa Takyi, a female Youth Enterprise Agency (YEA) personnel attached to the Techiman Fire Station, as she managed to bite off his joystick in order to escape from the attack.
Adom Online reports that Takyi had to resort to using her teeth on Andoh who is the Techiman Municipal Fire Service Commander after he allegedly attempted to forcefully have carnal knowledge of her.
Speaking on Adom FM's Morning Show, 'Dwaso Nsem', Takyi said she was forced to take the action when she could not persuade Andoh from attempting to rape her.
"He struggled with me and warned me that he's the fire commander and he always gets what he wants.
So I agreed and he stripped Unclad. I played romance with him for about 3 minutes and then bit the joystick.
He told me he is the fire officer and gets whatever he wants during the struggle. In fact, I became weak and hence told him I had agreed. I then bit the middle of his joystick hard and he shouted in pain, with blood oozing.
One time, he invited me to his office and demanded that I unbutton my shirt so he can suck my breasts," Takyi narrated on the program.
Andoh was rushed to the Mount Olive Hospital by fire officers who were called unto the scene after the act while she went to the police station to report the case.
Source: Pulse


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Some time back I wanted to buy an external Hardisk, when I enquired about the same I found that a 40Gb external hard disk of brands like Transcend, Seagate cost around Rs.4500. But my requirement was to get a external 200 GB hard Disk and it would cost me a fortune if bought one.
Then one of my friends suggested me to buy an external casing for the hard disk which can be used to convert your existing PATA hard disk to an external Hard disk.
So I bought an 3.5″ external USB casing which perfectly fitted my existing 200 GB.
I got the casing for around Rs. 600 of Intex make and converted one of my 200 GB PATA hard disk as an external hard disk. Now when ever I go out to my friends place all I do is carry my external hard disk with me.
Steps for converting a internal PATA hard disk to a External Hard disk:
1. Go and get your self a external 3.5″ USB casing.
2. Makes you can trust Intex, Techcom, Frontech. If you want branded ones then you can get iBall make case.
3. Points to be Checked when getting an External case:
- Make sure the manufacturer provides an power supply.
- USB Cable to connect to your computer.
- Fans for ventilation so that your hard disk does not get overheated when in use.
- Mounting screws.
4. The connecting of the hard disk to your external casing depends upon each manufacturer and connecting is not big problem. Even a child can connect it.
5. Always remember to set your internal PATA hard disk to master before connecting.
6. That's it now your external hard disk is ready for rock n roll.
I am posting the pics of my External hard disk casing so that you can get an idea about what an external hard disk casing looks like.
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Coconut seems to have a special place in Primal hearts. Judging from the forums, people are pretty taken with the fatty pseudo-nut and they're always interested in new ways to consume the stuff. For some who abstain from dairy completely, coconut products make a great replacement for creams and butters. Others see the evidence from South Pacific traditional groups who thrived on a diet of coconut and fish, and want a bit of that in their lives. The milk makes a great base for smoothies, soups, and curries; the oil is a great source of saturated fat that stands up well to heat; the water beats commercial sports drinks with its impressive electrolyte content; the nut itself can be used as a projectile weapon. It's just a well-rounded, versatile food with some interesting characteristics and a ton of offshoot products. Unlike most food "products," however, coconut products are legit. They're real food, and they're real good. To help you guys wade through the often-confusing world of coconut products, I've put together a little guide to them all. Of course, I've probably missed a few things, so share your thoughts with me in the comments section.
Without further ado:
Coconut Oil [1]
We've mentioned coconut oil [2] plenty of times before. Tons of our readers eat it. It's good by the spoonful, with eggs, on your scalp, or as a moisturizer. It can even double as a benign form of suntan lotion. Coconut oil is primarily saturated (over 90%), with the bulk of it coming from lauric acid, a medium chain saturated fatty acid; it's incredibly heat-stable. Use it for stir-frying and sautéing, or drop a spoonful in your coffee. Makes a good base for an energy bar [3].
A tablespoon gets you 14 grams of fat, 12 of them saturated.
Coconut Butter [4]
Coconut butter is to coconut oil as butter is to ghee; it's made from whole coconut flesh, with all the delicious fat and the solids included. The oil and flesh meld together to form a creamy texture that spreads well. I wouldn't use it for any high heat cooking, though, as the bits of flesh will just burn. Spoonfuls of this stuff are delicious, but addictive. Because the flesh is included, it retains a decent amount of sweetness. A big dollop of coconut butter can really finish off a curry nicely, though.
Two tablespoons get you 18 grams fat, 16 saturated.
Coconut Milk [5]
Coconut milk is made by mixing shredded, fresh coconut meat with water, then squeezing it through a sieve or cheesecloth. The thick, creamy liquid that comes out is coconut milk and can be used for Thai curries and Brazilian seafood stew [6]. Personally, I love drinking a big chilled glass of it by itself. Because people tend to misinterpret the natural separation of coconut milk in the can as spoilage, most canned coconut milk often includes thickening agents like guar gum, especially the stuff sold in Western countries. I wouldn't worry too much about guar gum.
You could always make your own [7], of course, if you wanted to avoid any thickeners, preservatives, or BPA from the can lining [8].
A quarter cup gets you 12 grams of fat, 10 of them saturated.
Coconut Flour [9]
We've gone over coconut flour [10] before, so I'll keep it brief. Use this stuff if you have a hankering for baked items. Ideally, we'd all stick to whole, real foods in their natural state, but there's nothing wrong with the occasional Primal baked good. If it helps you maintain your eating plan without any major lapses, I'd say using coconut flour is a good compromise.
Two tablespoons get you 1.5 grams fat, 1 gram saturated, along with 10 grams of carbs, 9 of them fiber, and 2 grams protein.
Coconut Cream [11]
Think of coconut cream as coconut milk without all the water. It's the same stuff – pulverized coconut flesh mixed with water – but coconut cream is thicker and pastier. If you want to make a thicker coconut curry without all the added liquid, use coconut cream in place of milk. Many recipes even specifically call for coconut cream. In case you don't have access to actual coconut cream, you can skim the thick top layer out of an unshaken, undisturbed can of coconut milk; that's the cream. Store bought coconut cream is often sweetened, so be vigilant and scan those labels.
Creamed Coconut [12]
Creamed coconut usually comes in a solid block. It may look like shortening or hydrogenated lard, but it's not, and it may sound like coconut cream, but it isn't. It's pure coconut flesh, pulverized and formed into solid blocks that can be broken up into chunks and added to sauces or curries toward the end of cooking. Some claim it makes the best curries, better even than milk or cream-based ones. I haven't tried, so I can't verify that statement, but I am keeping my eyes peeled for creamed coconut.
An ounce will get you 20 grams of fat, mostly saturated, along with 6 grams of carbs, mostly fiber.
Desiccated Coconut
Desiccated coconut is unsweetened, very finely ground coconut with most of the moisture removed. This is not to be confused with coconut flour, which has the fat removed; desiccated coconut retains all the SFA goodness. Desiccated coconut is used all over for desserts, but PBers might enjoy sprinkling it over a bowl of berries and cream, onto curries, or directly into their mouths. It's just the coconut flesh only dry, so there's still a nice bit of subtle sweetness to desiccated coconut.
An ounce will get you 18 grams of fat, 16 grams saturated, 7 grams carbs, with 5 being fiber, and 2 grams of protein.
Shredded Coconut [13]
Shredded coconut is mostly dry, but it usually retains more moisture than full-on desiccated coconut. But really, the main difference between shredded coconut and desiccated coconut (and flaked coconut, too) is the shape of the coconut. Shredded coconut comes shredded; it's in thin strands or strips. Flaked coconut, meanwhile, comes is flatter, wider pieces. Still dry, though, and still coconut. Use shredded or flaked coconut the same way you'd use desiccated, ground coconut.
Ethnic groceries, especially ones catering to Indian or Southeast Asian clientele, are the best brick-and-mortar spots for the various coconut products. They'll usually have the most authentic products at the cheapest prices, but not everyone has access to these stores. Whole Foods and other health food spots will generally carry coconut oil, coconut milk, desiccated coconut, as well as shredded and/or flaked coconut. Maybe even coconut butter. Again, though, not everyone has access to a Whole Foods or a health food store. Trader Joe's carries a coconut milk, but it's "light." Avoid these and stick to the full-fat versions.
Another option is an online vendor. There are several good ones:
Tropical Traditions [14] tends to get high marks for its coconut products. Coconut oil gets most of the attention, but their "Organic Food" pull down menu has a section for other coconut stuff: flour, flakes, shredded coconut, and cream.
I hear great things about the Artisana Coconut Butter [4], available from several different sources, including Amazon [15] and many more [16].
Simply Coconut [17] is another vendor.
Another good option is to just browse Amazon, which carries a ton of different coconut products, each with user reviews. Find a few, compare the ratings and reviews, read the nutrition facts, and take a chance.
Word of mouth is best, though. I'm interested in hearing from readers. What are your favorite coconut products? Did I leave any out? And where do you buy your creamed coconut? What's the best online vendor [18], in your opinion?


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This recipe was inspired by a trip to Fallon & Byrne where I saw they were selling different coloured baby beetroots and then at the meat counter racks of Irish milk fed goat. I've written about the combination of lamb and elderflower before and given that goat has a similar, albeit stronger, flavour I knew it would work as a substitution.
I butchered the rack in the same way as here by removing the tender eye of loin muscle and poaching it in the water bath. The piece of meat I was left with was only around 2cm in width so it didn't take very long to cook and the trimmings left over went into the pressure cooker to make a stock for the sauce.
For the flower components, I made a fluid gel from shop-bought elderflower cordial; I intended to serve this hot but for some reason the end product was runnier than usual when warmed. After a bit of investigation I found that heat can cause agar to break down in acidic solutions and the cordial was definitely quite acidic on account of it being concentrated.
I then garnished the plate with borage and nasturtium petals (there was a beautiful mixture of red, yellow and orange ones) I'd bought at the Sonairte stand in the Dublin Food Coop. If you are looking for edible flowers this is place to get them as they always have a few bags every week throughout the summer; I normally stir them through salads if I've any left over.
Serves: 2
For the goat:
1 rack of goat, deboned, eye of loin reserved
Grape seed oil
For the sauce
Bones and trimmings from deboning the rack
30g shallots, diced
15g carrot, diced
15g celery, diced
1 small bay leaf
5 peppercorns
1 sprigs thyme
3 sprigs parsley
125ml white
150ml veal stock
15g butter
2ml sherry vinegar
For the beetroot:
3 baby golden beetroot
3 baby red golden beetroot
1 baby candy stripe beetroot, thinly sliced
Grape seed oil
15ml balsamic apple cider vinegar
For the elderflower fluid gel
100ml elderflower cordial
100ml water
1.8g agar
0.4g xanthan gum
For the carrot puree
150g carrots, diced
30g butter
For the flowers
Petals from 3 nasturtium flowers
12 small nasturtium leaves
6 borage flowers
- Season the eye of loin and seal in a vacuum bag.
- Place in a temperature controlled water bath at 55.5°C for 45 minutes (this depends on thickness so check the Baldwin tables for a precise time).
- For the sauce, heat a frying pan over a high heat and when hot add some oil.
- Brown any meat trimmings and, when done, place in a pressure cooker with the shallots, carrot, celery, bay leaf, peppercorns, thyme and parsley.
- Pour in approximately 1l of water and place the lid on the cooker.
- Bring up to full pressure and cook for an hour.
- Take off the heat and allow to depressurise naturally.
- Strain the liquid from the pressure cooker through a fine sieve and reserve.
- Heat a sauce pan over a medium heat and pour in the white wine.
- Simmer until most of the liquid has evaporated and then add the veal stock the reserved goat stock.
- Simmer the sauce until reduced by two thirds.
- Take off the heat and stir in the butter.
- Add the sherry vinegar and season with salt and pepper if necessary. Reserve and keep warm.
- For the baby beetroot, preheat the oven to 180°C.
- Wrap the red and golden beetroot individually in tinfoil with a splash of oil each.
- Roast in the oven for half an hour.
- Remove the beets from the tinfoil and rub off the skin. Keep the different red beetroots separate so they do not bleed their colour onto the yellow one.
- Toss the beets in the balsamic apple cider vinegar and keep warm.
- For the elderflower fluid gel, bring the elderflower cordial and water to the boil and whisk in the agar.
- Continue to whisk until the agar has completely melted and been hydrated, around 5 minutes.
- Add the xanthan gum and elderflower mixture to a blender and pulse briefly to hydrate the gum. Take care not introduce much air in the process.
- Place the liquid in the fridge and allow to set.
- When set, place the jelly in a blender and blend to a smooth a smooth puree (you may need to add a bit of elderflower cordial to get it to pass over the blades). Reserve at room temperature.
- For the carrot puree, simmer the carrots in water until tender, around 10 minutes depending on the size of the dice.
- Place the carrots in a blender and blend to a smooth puree (you may need to add a bit of the cooking water to get it to pass over the blades).
- Add the butter and blend until fully incorporated.
- Season if required. Reserve and keep warm.
- Place a dry frying pan over a high heat for around five minutes until very hot.
- Take the goat from the water bath and remove from the vacuum bag.
- Pat dry and season the meat.
- Add some grape seed oil to the pan and brown the goat all over (roughly 30 seconds per side). Slice into 10 2cm rounds.
- To plate, place five of the rounds of goat down the middle of the plate; place 4 blobs of carrot puree in between the meat; pour some the sauce over the goat; place the beetroot quarters in between the meat and carrot puree; dot some of the elderflower gel around the beetroot; garnish with the edible flowers and candy stripe beetroot slices.


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Grounded in the Catholic tradition, St. Thomas' mission is to educate students "to be morally responsible leaders who think critically, act wisely, and work skillfully to advance the common good." In keeping with this charge, the Habiger Institute for Catholic Leadership offers a leadership development program which aims to help students understand and cultivate leadership through a Catholic prism.
The Leadership Intern Program seeks to equip and train future Catholic leaders through seminars, hands-on leadership experience, interaction with civic and Church leaders, and intensive formation. A unique aspect of the program is that it brings together seminarians from the largest college seminary in the United States and lay students into one formative program, allowing for the development of a common vision and a spirit of collaboration between those who will be influential in the Church and in the professional world.
The year-long program, involving thirty to forty juniors and seniors annually, recruits promising students from many different fields of study, whether education, liberal arts, business, pre-med, pre-law, psychology, journalism, or others, who demonstrate capacity for leadership. Many are already involved in leadership on campus: in student government; residence life; campus publications, clubs, programs and sports teams. In addition to forming a cooperative understanding of leadership across groups and personalities, we give our Interns vision and training in a Catholic understanding of leadership that will serve them both in their immediate responsibilities and in the tasks and roles they take up after graduation. An essential component of our training is vocational discernment. A number of our Interns are pursuing priesthood or religious life or are involved in lay ministry; others have gone on to further professional study; still others have entered careers in business, education, or social and public service.
Program activities include an initial Vision Retreat, regular formation meetings, service opportunities, dialogue and interaction with invited speakers, coordination of various student life programs, and an off-site Spring Institute.
The Leadership Interns host a monthly community night, Tommie Catholic, which is organized by the senior Interns. Students across the university are invited to attend evenings often featuring distinguished speakers or focusing on prayer, fellowship, and opportunities to grow in faith.
Our leadership philosophy is based upon what we call the Five Building Blocks of Catholic Leadership. They are, in order of importance, (1) faith; (2) character; (3) vocation; (4) gifts; and (5) skills. Current leadership models usually begin with questions of skill; some include gifts; some fewer attempt a limited engagement with character. We teach a different model, namely that a leader is someone a person is, rather than simply something a person does. This means that faith and character are the foundation upon which vocation, gifts and skills find their right place.
The week-long Spring Institute is the capstone of the program, during which the Interns intensively examine the concrete implications of a chosen aspect of leadership in Church and society. The Institute both secures the year's work among the Interns and exposes them to people and situations that prove formative for their future leadership. At the end of each year the Interns travel to Chicago (IL) or Denver (CO); in Chicago they meet with Catholic business leaders to better understand the relationship between faith and business, and in Denver they work with Christ in the City where they experience the demands of Catholic charity work. In past years the Interns have gone to France to study the principles of building a Christian culture, to Washington, D.C. to understand a Catholic's duties toward civil society, and to Peru to explore the theme of Latino Catholicism.


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We are better at maintaining our sidewalk than our inner commons. During this top 10 Chicago winter, we (mostly Michael) have diligently scraped away each blizzard and dusting from our 25 foot ribbon of walkway. One weekend, I shoveled all the way to the intersection, knowing that the Head Start next door only plows on weekdays. This was early in the season, when I was delighted to finally have a proper winter. Three feet of the white stuff later, and there's less pep in our snow relocation efforts. We clear to the property line and no more.
Our entryway and stairs are another matter. Out front, we are concerned about safety, so we swing into action at the first flake. Inside, we're waiting until spring to bust out a mop. Between the never ending snow, our first floor rehab and our utter exhaustion, the depression-era white, gray and black tiles in the foyer and oak stairs are suffering.
Miguel's bike trailer is stored in the front entry. The tiles under his parking space are covered in dark gray sludge from commute drippings.* The second entry has a thin layer of silt from when we blew insulation into the ceiling. The stairs are daily abraded by salt, plaster, and neglect. We and our guests have to traverse a 3 story moat of grime to get to our apartment, which is one reason we have been horrible about inviting people over lately.
Despite the sub-par conditions, today I let Miguel climb all 47 dirty stairs to get home. He had his snow suit and gloves on (actually, Mommy's wool socks were on his hands, up to his elbows, since he can't keep his gloves on), so I figured, why not? For now, Miguel's stair-climbing tools are his shoes, knees and sock-gloved hands. As long as he didn't lick the stairs (or Mommy's sock-gloves), what did it matter that the stairs were dirty?
I wonder what Miguel was thinking as he finally completed the long journey that he only knows from my or Michael's arms. For 15 plus months--his whole life--he has been swept upstairs. Was he tired? thrilled? unencumbered by analysis? as he crested the last landing? We don't know. I *can* say that I was proud. "Maybe we shouldn't move to the first floor after all," Michael mulled.
*I nearly got stopped by the police yesterday during yet another 5:30pm snow. As I hauled Miguel south on Kimball, I was slowly passed by a squad car, windows rolled down. I looked at them, they looked at me. I sensed. . . .something, a judging maybe, and I didn't like it. I had half a mind to speed up to them at the next light to see what the problem was ("What?? Ya got a problem with me???"), but as I was carrying my son, I instead opted to keep my careful slow and steady course. I needn't have raced anyway, as they stopped for me to catch up to them.
"Is that baby cov. . . " Before he could complete the sentence, he saw that Miguel's trailer DOES have a cover, so no officer, I was not feeding my son a salt and motor oil smoothie for dinner! Somewhat indignantly I explained, "Yes, it's just like a covered stroller, except that the STREETS ARE CLEARER THAN THE SIDEWALKS so it is easier to get home."


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2016 is here, and along with promises to live a healthier lifestyle and a new-found dedication to being a better person comes a collection of new trends hitting the design world. When it comes to weddings, 2016 will bring a brush of romance, a punch of boldness and a delicate touch of whimsy.
Breezy Romance
Whether in the soft ruffle of a bridal gown's textured skirt or a loose bouquet of wildflowers, bits of romance are expected throughout weddings this year. At Posh Petals, we love adding touches of romance to your event. It could be in the form of sweet blooms placed intricately in a lush garland cascading down a farm table or through the soft glow of candlelight with a cluster of tea lights surrounding a centerpiece.
Bold Touches
Packing a punch in a fuchsia textured linen dressing the cake table or deepening the tone of a bridal bouquet with richly colored blooms, jewel tones are making a grand entrance when it comes to event design in this year. Stepping away from the blush and champagne palettes, emerald, ruby and sangria shades are taking the stage. We love creating this look by pairing mixed copper vases with plum dahlia and deep-hued foliage.
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Just days after the T-Mobile G1 smartphone went on the market, a group of security researchers have found what they call a serious flaw in the Android software from Google that runs it.One of the researchers, Charles A. Miller, notified Google of the flaw this week and said he was publicizing it now because he believed that cellphone users were not generally aware that increasingly sophisticated smartphones faced the same threats that plague Internet-connected personal computers.
The volume of malware attacks conducted via e-mail attachments increased about 800 per cent over the past three months as this low-grade hacking method was brought back from the grave, according to a U.K.-based security vendor.This reverses an earlier trend. Previously, malware trends indicated hackers were moving away from sending infected attachments. Most attacks were carried out by embedding links to viruses or Trojans right into the e-mail.
Hackers initially unleashed Koobface in late July, but Facebook's security team soon slowed its spread by blocking the Web sites that were hosting the malicious Trojan software.That has prompted the criminals to change tactics, according to Guillaume Lovet, a senior research manager with Fortinet. In this latest attack they have hosted files that appear to be YouTube videos on Picasa and Google Reader and used Facebook to send them to victims.The links appear safe because they go to Google.com Web sites, but once the victim arrives on the Google Reader or Picasa page, he is invited to click on a video or a Web link. The victim is then told he needs to download special codec decompression software to view the video. That software is actually a malicious Trojan Horse program, which is blocked by most antivirus programs, according to Facebook.
The "security-on-a-stick" solution — a handy USB-sized device with a display, a smart card reader and buttons — protects a user's e-banking transactions from even the most malicious attacks. With the new device, developed by an expert team at IBM's Zurich Research Lab, a user sees exactly what transaction data the banking server receives. Moreover, he or she can approve or cancel each transaction directly with the banking server using the buttons on the device.
Google's Chrome browser has been marred by yet another vulnerability, this one allowing attackers to impersonate websites of groups like the Better Business Bureau, PayPal or, well, Google.Researcher Liu Die Yu of the TopsecTianRongXin research lab in Beijing says the spoofing vulnerability is the result of faulty code inserted by programmers from the Mountain View, California search behemoth.
Just a few days after Opera Software patched critical vulnerabilities in its browser, researchers have identified another serious bug that allows attackers to remotely execute malicious code on the machines of people running the most recent version of the software. Opera has vowed to fix the flaw soon.Among the bugs squashed in Opera 9.61 was a stored cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that allowed attackers to view victims' browsing history. That attack is no longer possible, but now researchers have discovered an even more serious exploit that's based on the same weakness.
The ATO admitted that the CD was not encrypted and victims were only notified three weeks later.The disk contained the name, address and super fund tax file numbers for 3122 trustees and was being couriered to the ATO, but failed to reach the department.The Tax Office was notified about the missing CD on October 3 but only sent out letters to the victims on October 24, offering to re-issue the tax file numbers for their super funds.
A good coder has as many uses for hash functions as George Washington Carver did for peanuts—but law enforcement is fond of these digital fingerprinting techniques as well, because they allow reams of data to be rapidly sifted and identified. Legal scholars, however, have spent a decade puzzling over whether the use of hash value analysis in a criminal investigation counts as a Fourth Amendment "search." A federal court in Pennsylvania last week became the first to rule that it does—but one legal expert says an appeal is very likely.
One feature of Vista that came under more criticism than most was User Access Control. The feature, designed to make Windows more secure by both limiting the rights of Administrators and making it easier for regular Users to gain Administrator rights only when necessary, was deemed to be annoying and intrusive. As a result, some 10-15% of Vista users turn it off.Vista SP1 smoothed a few of the more annoying UAC wrinkles, but retained the same fundamental mechanics. The two main problems with UAC:the screen going black momentarily whenever a confirmation prompt was displayed, and the need to reaffirm explicit user actions.With Windows 7, Microsoft has tried to tone down UAC to make it less invasive while still affording the same protection.
Ubuntu 8.10 is available for download today. And because Ubuntu Linux is open source software and we've been following its development for the last 6 months, there aren't a ton of surprises. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't download it if you're running Ubuntu 8.04 or if you're looking for a new Linux distro to try. Because it does include a number of tweaks, bug fixes, and improvements. Here are just a few: * Improved support for connecting to 3G wireless networks * A utility for loading a fully working Ubuntu installation on a USB disk * There's a new System Cleaner utility that will help identify abandoned software packages (which could address one of my biggest pet peeves about most Linux distributions) * The Nautilus file manager now supports tabs
Four years in the making, the Tivo/Netflix streaming partnership is finally ready for prime time. Tivo began testing software Thursday and expects to have the entire Netflix streaming collection available to subscribers of both services by early December.The companies originally announced plans to serve Netflix movies-on-demand to Tivo boxes in 2004 but shelved plans due to a lack of available content.
Actually, what does everyone think about those slightly off-topic articles?-Ehtyar (October 30, 2008, 07:02 PM)
the result of faulty code inserted by programmers from the Mountain View, California search behemoth.
Actually, what does everyone think about those slightly off-topic articles?-Ehtyar (October 30, 2008, 07:02 PM)I like 'em, but I digress...-Darwin (October 30, 2008, 08:48 PM)
Thanks guys Sometimes I do go a little off-track indeed, I just thought it was interesting and worthy of inclusion. Actually, what does everyone think about those slightly off-topic articles?-Ehtyar (October 30, 2008, 07:02 PM)
was a bit confused for a moment as to why analysing hash[-ish] would be a "search" (and what that had to do with tech )-tomos (October 30, 2008, 06:57 PM)
On 10:Windows 7's Streamlined UACYAY!! I'm glad to know they're trying to improve it. Unfortunatelly, I still don't see anything like the "allow this program to have always admin privileges without asking me" option. That means I won't get warnings for stuff I do with explorer.exe, but I get with XYplorer -jgpaiva (October 31, 2008, 05:11 AM)
That would be a glaring security hole - see my comments in the NortonUAC thread(s).Unless XYplorer is shoddily coded, you should get the same warnings/elevations in that as you do in explorer.-f0dder (October 31, 2008, 05:32 AM)
Great job on this weeks news. I liked the 'Security-on-a-Stick' to Protect Consumers and Banks. But what banks support it?-Davidtheo (October 31, 2008, 01:25 AM)
Could somebody briefly explain what "Fourth Amendment Search" means? I have a feeling that this could actually be one of the more important newsletter items.-f0dder (October 31, 2008, 01:34 AM)
great stuff.small bug: clicking on the links now serves no purpose.-mouser (October 31, 2008, 03:35 AM)
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Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (OTC PINK:RMHB) announced today that the Company will be the exclusive energy drink sponsor of Mountain Jam and Taste of Country Music Festival, having beat out the top two brands for these coveted events. The two events are owned/operated by Townsquare Media, Inc. ("TSQ"). Radio Woodstock and Warren Haynes are hosting the Mountain Jam Festival and TSQ will host Taste of Country Music Festival.
The festivals will take place the first two weeks of June. It is anticipated that the two multiple day events will attract nearly 100,000 attendees. Rocky Mountain High Beverages will be stocked in all of the VIP and Artists Tents, and in addition, the beverages will be available for sale to all attendees at the venues.
Mountain Jam (June 2-5, 2016) is a four-day, multi-stage event, featuring approximately 40 bands on 3 stages in one of the Northeast's most pristine natural amphitheaters. Rolling Stone, along with many other noteworthy national publications, consistently rates Mountain Jam as one to the top music festivals in the country. In 2011, Pollstar recognized Mountain Jam with a nomination for Music Festival of the Year.
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ELKHART LAKE, Wisconsin – Charlie Kimball can rest a bit easier tonight.
The 32-year-old Californian put together a complete race to score a season-best finish of sixth place today in the KOHLER Grand Prix at Road America.
Plagued by a myriad of issues throughout the 2017 Verizon IndyCar Series campaign, Kimball has endured five finishes outside the top 20. Perhaps most notable came two weeks ago in the Rainguard Water Sealers 600 at Texas Motor Speedway, when he won the Verizon P1 Award and led 26 laps before a mechanical failure ended his night just 41 laps into the race.
With only a pair of eighth-place finishes entering today, the driver of the No. 83 Tresiba Honda for Chip Ganassi Racing looked relieved more than anything after the race.
"Yeah, it was a great race," Kimball said.
"It's always a fun race here in Elkhart Lake at Road America. It's so good to be back. I noticed on the parade lap how many people are here and the campers. It's just such a great energy, and the race showed it. I mean, there was a lot of good passing, wheel-to-wheel racing. I felt like I ran really well with everyone all day."
Some teams and drivers used different strategies for the 55-lap event on the 4.014-mile, 14-turn permanent road course. Starting from 10th, Kimball pressed from the drop of the green flag and took on the more-popular three-stop strategy that helped him to the lead on Lap 43 during a sequence of pit stops.
He came up just short of a top-five finish, however, in a duel with Team Penske's Will Power, but took consolation in Chip Ganassi Racing teammate Scott Dixon winning the race in the No. 9 NTT Data Honda.
"The first two stints, we had really good pace and pretty good fuel mileage, but that third stint I don't think I managed the used (Firestone) alternates quite as well," Kimball said. "That's how I lost that fifth spot to the No. 12 car, and then at the end of the race they just had better pace than we did. We've got a little bit to learn.
"The No. 9 car, man, Scott is so good; (driving in) clean air and making fuel (mileage) and he can just disappear up the road. Congrats to those guys. Overall, I'm just really happy for the guys to have a trouble-free weekend. Positive result."
Kimball hopes the disappointing finishes are in the rearview mirror and is excited about the circuits coming up on the schedule, especially Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course – the site of his only Verizon IndyCar Series win in 2013.
"Having three engine failures, an oil leak and a bunch of different stuff, it's been a really rough year," said Kimball. "So, solid, clean races is what I think we got to do 'til the end of the year.
"I feel really good about the next stint of races. Iowa is very mentally tough and Toronto can be really challenging in finding the grip and gaining lap time, but traditionally we seem to do really well there as a team.
"Coming from Toronto and going to Mid-Ohio, that's what I always look forward to."
The Iowa Corn 300 at Iowa Speedway is next on the Verizon IndyCar Series schedule. Single-car qualifying airs live on NBCSN at 3 p.m. ET July 8. Coverage of the 300-lap race on the swift 0.894-mile oval begins at 5 p.m. July 9 on NBCSN and the Advance Auto Parts INDYCAR Radio Network.


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Entrepreneurship… I value entrepreneurship and the economic prosperity that results from hard work and innovation. I understand the importance of knowledge in today's economy.
Environment… I value clean air, water, and open space and emphasize how all three can improve the lives of our constituents in Chester County, the 19th District.
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Fiscal Responsibility… I value fiscal responsibility and keeping taxes low. It is the obligation of government to keep spending under control. We must reform, significantly reduce, or eliminate the current system of school property taxes.
Schools and Libraries… I value excellence in our schools and libraries, which are the pillars of a democracy. Education is responsible for the prosperity of Chester County, and it is education that will make our children not just self-sufficient, but leaders in today's knowledge-based economy. I believe excessive standardized testing is a threat to education and we must return the focus of our schools from testing to teaching and classroom instruction.
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Helping Others and "Sharing the Harvest"… I value helping others and building community. All faith traditions preach helping others. I believe that we have a responsibility to share with people and to help them reach their full potential. This is what constitutes a "community".
Civility and Integrity… I value civility and integrity as important components of the political process. I believe extreme partisanship has hindered our ability to effectively solve the problems we face.
Legislative Reform… I value legislative reform and oppose any Commonwealth employee receiving a bonus. Legislators must be an example for such reform and that is why since taking office in 2006, I have never taken a single per diem, saving taxpayers almost $115,000 in the process. In addition, I support efforts to reduce burdensome mandates, hold legislators accountable, end gerrymandering, increase the transparency of government and reduce the size of the legislature.
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