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US natural-gas production will accelerate over the next three decades, new research indicates, providing the strongest evidence yet that the energy boom remaking America will last for a generation.
The most exhaustive study to date of a key natural-gas field in Texas, combined with related research under way elsewhere, shows that US shale-rock formations will provide a growing source of moderately priced natural gas through 2040, and decline only slowly after that. A report on the Texas field, to be released Thursday, was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
The research provides substantial evidence that there are large quantities of gas available that can be drilled profitably at a market price of $4 per million British thermal units, a relatively small increase from the current price of about $3.43.
The study, funded by the nonpartisan Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and performed by the University of Texas, examined 15,000 wells drilled in the Barnett Shale formation in northern Texas, mostly over the past decade. It is among the first to examine the geology and economics of shale drilling, a relatively recent development made possible by hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in which a mixture of water, sand and chemicals is pumped at high pressure into rocks to release gas.
Looking at data from actual wells rather than relying on estimates and extrapolations, the study broadly confirms conclusions by the energy industry and the US government, which in December forecast increasing gas production.
"We are looking at multi, multi decades of growth," said Scott Tinker, director of the Bureau of Economic Geology at the university and a leader of the study.
The shale-gas boom has led to a reorientation of the US energy economy. This has led to a steep decline in coal consumption for electric generation and prompted companies to announce or consider multibillion-dollar investments to export gas and build chemical, steel and fertilizer plants that will consume enormous quantities of gas.
If these investments go forward, but gas production were to slip, higher prices for the fuel -- which now accounts for 30% of electricity production and heats half of US homes -- are likely.
Art Berman, a petroleum geologist and consultant who has been a leading critic of what he says are overly optimistic projections of shale production, said the research "is probably the most comprehensive study of the Barnett shale that will ever be done." But he said it bolsters his view that only a quarter of Barnett wells generate an economic return. The question for the industry, he said, is, "why didn't they identify the sweet spots initially, before spending $40 billion on land and wells?"
The study does show that many of the wells drilled in the Barnett have been poor performers. And while the gas-bearing rock covers 8,000 square miles in and around Fort Worth, Texas, the study suggests it can be economically developed in an area only half that size. Some of the energy companies that spent enormous sums to lease thousands of acres in far-flung parts of the Barnett may be sitting on acreage of little value.
Mr. Tinker agrees that the study shows the Barnett is highly variable, with some areas producing enough gas to make the wells profitable and other areas generating duds.
Even so, the study concludes that 44 trillion cubic feet of natural gas will be recovered from the Barnett--more than three times what has been produced so far and about two year's worth of US consumption at current rates.
The university also is examining shale formations in Pennsylvania, Louisiana and Arkansas, work that has led investigators to conclude that US natural gas production won't plateau until 2040. Reports on these are expected to be released next year.
One reason there has been a dispute over shale production is that much of the research, even inside universities, has been funded by groups with either pro- or anti- energy-development agendas, with many of the latter having strong views about the environmental impact of fracking on the air and groundwater.
The University of Texas study was funded by the Sloan Foundation of New York, which focuses on science and technology research. The co-lead investigator, Mr. Tinker, is paid to serve on the technical advisory boards of BP and two smaller energy companies. He also receives speaking fees a few times a year for appearances before industry groups and private companies.
The Bureau of Economic Geology receives research funding from government, industry and the university. The other lead investigator, Svetlana Ikonnikova, didn't disclose any potential conflicts to the university.
The Sloan Foundation said it looked into whether the researchers were unduly influenced and was satisfied that "potential conflicts of interest or sources of bias have not influenced the research."
Scott Anderson, who researches shale development for the Environmental Defense Fund, which is working on lowering the environmental impact of gas drilling, reviewed some of the preliminary results. He praised the report as "robust" and "sophisticated."
To get at all this gas will require tens of thousands of new wells, spread throughout rural and some urban parts of the country. Even in the Barnett formation, which has been drilled intensively for a decade, there still may be room for 13,000 more wells, said Mr. Tinker.
The giant Marcellus Shale in Pennsylvania and neighboring states likely contains enough gas to support the drilling of tens of thousands more wells. This likely will heighten growing concerns about fracking, and calls for increased government oversight of the practice.
"There are health risks that we don't have our arms around and that's a problem, " said Paul Gallay, president of Riverkeeper, a New York state environmental group critical of fracking. "We're out ahead of our science and we need to be concerned about that." Dow Jones Newswires


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I don't always tip 20 percent. If you rock (AKA anticipate what we need and bring it before we ask) you may very well receive 25 percent. If you kind of suck, the percentage will be closer to 15. (I don't subtract the tax before filling out the tip.)
What I've never done, though, is base a tip on my personal beliefs or preferences. A family in New Jersey doesn't operate like that.
The family left no tip for a waitress at Gallop Asian Bistro in Bridgewater, NJ on a $93.55 bill. The did leave her a note, though, that said: "sorry I cannot tip because I do not agree with your lifestyle & the way you live your life."
The waitress sent a photo of the receipt to Have A Gay Day's Facebook page. The photo has nearly 1,000 shares, several thousand comments and likes.
People are, in general, pissed off, writing things like "As a member of the heterosexual community, I beg your forgiveness for these ignorant people." That comment from Christopher Godby already received more than 115 likes.
The waitress, who was previously identified only as "Dayna M.," also commented on the Facebook post writing, "Thanks everyone for your support – it took very fiber of my being not to spit in their food and say something. (Not gonna lie if kids weren't there it would of been a totally different story)."


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The two world wars became horrific episodes in the worlds history claiming the lives of millions of people, maiming and injuring many more, and depriving families of their loved ones.
The city of Liverpool with its suburbs and its neighbours across the river Mersey played its part in both conflicts, its sons went to war where they faced dangerous times in foreign lands and waters, witnessed terrible events, and fought in some of the bloodiest battles ever known. This site is dedicated to all the Merseyside people who gave such a huge sacrifice during the two world wars.
To their undying spirit and their ability to carry on against all odds, be it here at home or on foreign sea or soil.
St Luke's Church, Bold Place, Liverpool, is passed by hundreds of people everyday. Sometimes without a second glance to the reason why it is still there, nor the reasons of its elaborate history, nor knowing that the tower still contains the first ever metal bell frame in the world, still in situ.
Gone are the Brides, gone are the bells that rang out from the tower, and in its place is an empty shell. A bombed and burnt out building lacking in roof and windows, but growing in history each day. This website brings you the full story of the Church, from the laying of the foundation stone, the long and varied story of the bells that were destined for another Church in Liverpool. Also the night of the bombing when the bells came crashing down in the tower and amazing stories of people who remembered the night of the bombing. See unique pictures of the interior of the Church how it was. Rare views of the exterior and shots of the all-metal bell frame, hanging in the tower by 'luck' or 'Luke' alone....The site of St Luke's had been granted to the town by Lord Derby in 1791, and it was a condition of his gift that the land should never be devoted to any other purpose than the site of a Church. It is also noted that no burials have ever taken place in or out of the building or within its grounds.
The foundation stone was laid on the 9th of April 1811 by James Drinkwater Esq, who was the Chief Magistrate of Liverpool. (James Drinkwater's grave can be found in St James Cemetery). It became known as the 'Doctors Church' because of the large number of Rodney Street Surgeons resident within its parish. However progress was soon halted when a dispute occurred regarding land ownership. A lawsuit followed and building operations were halted for over ten years before it was finally settled and work commenced. The design of the church had been drawn up by John Foster Snr and the church was built by his son, John Foster Junior, who was the Corporation architect and surveyor. A Strangers Guide to Liverpool describes the Church: The Church is built of free stone and is one of the finest specimens of florid Gothic architecture in the Kingdom. On each side there are ten handsome lofty windows, with beautifully pointed heads, decorated with tracery, the arches of which rest on neatly sculptured corbel heads. Between the windows rise well-proportioned buttresses, bearing a canopy and terminate by an elaborately carved pinnacle.
On the sides and end of the chancel the pinnacles rise not higher than the top of the parapet, and a small distance behind these rises a beautiful range of octagonal pinnacles. A magnificent window occupies the east end, and the body of the building is finished by a parapet, crowned with an embrasure. At the west end rises a square tower, which has a most stately appearance, and in the higher part is adorned with perpendicular panel work. The principal entrance is from the tower, on three sides of which are placed richly ornamented doors. The belfry is lighted by four elegant windows, surmounted by neat carved work, with compliments for the clock dials; above which rise four sound windows, with foliage decorated heads, and the whole is finished by a parapet, with octagonal turrets at each angle. A spacious and lofty flight of steps adds much to the general appearance of this structure.
The interior is adorned with noble columns, from which spring a number of gothic arches, dividing the nave from the aisles, and supporting by a groined ceiling, the whole of which is remarkably beautiful. In consequence of there being only one small gallery, at the west end, the entire inside has a superb effect. The upper parts of the windows are decorated with stained glass, and the large one in the chancel is intended to be embellished with a fine painting. The ceiling is richly ornamented, and when viewed from the east end of the chancel offers an uncommonly grand coup d' ail. This Church, is filled up with pews and the whole was erected from the design by Mr Foster. A large and powerful Organ, built by Flight and Robson, of London, is placed in the left of the church.
This website was an idea that I (Jonathon Wild) had thought about for many months. That I could promote a small website with pictures of the interior of the Church on how it looks like now. Not everyone has been in St Luke's during its open days and I wanted to present a well-constructed website. During my research on the Church, I contacted a local Church Bell-ringer, Bryan McCahey. Bryan is the author of Peace and Good Neighbourhood, (the book that you can purchase on the 'Buy the Book' page) and I requested to use very small items from the book in my site, as well as to promote rare stock of the first edition of the book. Bryan has done sterling work on the history and research for this Church, going back many years. It is thanks to Bryan that I was able to ever attempt such a website. He has spent many hours in the Record Office, many hours in research and written many letters to many contacts in his quest to find additional information on the Church and to piece together the history of the bells and the world's first all-metal bell frame within the tower.
During my conversations with Bryan, I was given the very rare glimpse of copies of the stunning 1931 pictures and like many of the readers to this website, could not believe my eyes. During his research on the Church, Bryan left no stone unturned. He had access to the files in Church house and went through them but there was very little available, just various accounts and expenditures, mostly for fuel, he seems to recall. He also met with the daughter of one of the Vicar's. She gave him an oil painting of the Church interior and several photos of the interior pre-blitz. It is via Jean Parry (the daughter of the Vicar of St Luke's in 1931) that these pictures came to light after months of correspondence with Jean Parry and months of very determined research and hard work by Bryan! I am very grateful for Bryan's permission to reproduce these pictures on the site - it is simply down to his many years of hard research on the Church that he was rewarded with such pictures, and I am indebted to him for his kind offer to reproduce them on this website, which without, would have been a standard view of the Church as you see today.
...the said 'Willm. Dobson....shall and will on or before the 30th day of Aug next cast manufacture and provide for the said church of Newton a new Peal of 8 musical Bells which shall weigh in the aggregate 66 hundred (weight) and a half of which the tenor bell shall weight fifteen hundred weight.
And shall and will convey the same carriage free and hang the same in the Tower of the St. Church of Newton with new Stocks and with 8 new wheels 8 new sets of bolts spikes and other iron work and with proper Brafes Gudgeons Clappers Screws Rollers Stays & Ropes. And shall and will furnish and put up new frames wherein to fix the said Bells made of the best sound oak....
St Luke's Church is currently run by the organisation 'Bombed Out Church', curated by Ambrose Reynolds. They plan to continue their work within the building, developing it as a community and arts venue.
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AVG has been offering its security suite as a free download for some time, but this is the first time it has offered a paid-for alternative.
As you would expect, it comes with a host of tools to protect your laptop and is split into four specific areas: anti-spyware, anti-virus, anti-spam and firewall. While they are all separate tools in their own right, you can access them from the same interface.
The main screen is split into three options: Scan Computer, Scan Selected Areas, Check for Updates, which all act as their names imply. Clicking Scan, for instance, will set it checking your system for problems. It may be set as a basic scan, but we were surprised how thorough it was. As with all tools, you can set parameters and set up a schedule for when to run scans on a regular basis.
Any problems found aren't deleted automatically, but are quarantined in the Virus Vault. It's a simple one-click operation to free stuff from the vault.
Firewall is the final part of the equation and this is the tool that caused us the most trouble, mainly because you need to train it to recognise how you use your system. This results in a lot of pop-up boxes as you work through all your programs trying to gain online access. The other main problem is that there is no easy way to see what is going on with your firewall settings, so it's hard to configure.
Unlike most security suites that come with a one-year licence, which means you'll almost certainly want to upgrade to their yearly updates, AVG comes with a two-year licence. This will supply you with updates and program upgrades for this period. What's more, when your time is up, you'll be given a 50 per cent discount on the price of upgrading to a new licence.
AVG Internet Security Suite 7.5 offers good value for money and is a well-rounded package. It may not be the easiest suite to set up, but once up and running it works well.


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Although the daylight temperature at the surface of Mercury is generally extremely high, observations strongly suggest that ice exists on Mercury.
Does that mean there could be a spot on Mercury where a person could stand and it would be a balmy 80° F (27° C)?
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"Lamarcus Williamson, 30, cheap shot in York County court on Tuesday was caught by courtroom surveillance cameras. After pleading guilty to robbery, assault and drug charges and getting a sentence of 15 years, Williamson, who was handcuffed, cocked back and decked his lawyer, Dan Hall" - @stupidassgirls
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People go to Craiglist to find a job, buy a used couch, hire a plumber—and now they're visiting the online marketplace to adopt a baby.
A reporter at Yahoo Shine followed the increasing number of couples who are using social media to connect with pregnant women looking to give up their babies for adoption.
Websites, like ParentProfiles.com and Adoptomism.com, match prospective parents with birth moms, but Piper Weiss found in her research that these hopeful couples are often most successful on Craigslist.
This might sound crazy, but think about it. What would you do if you desperately wanted a child and tried IVF countless times without any success?
You might consider adopting from another country but regulations are making this increasingly difficult. Russia, for example, tightened its rules for Americans adopting Russian babies, after a flurry of abuse cases enraged the Russian community.
You might also sign up with a U.S. adoption agency—and their caseworkers would likely advise you to create a website and a Facebook page about your family for prospective birth moms. Adoption is competitive and you need to sell yourself. This would get you online and you'd quickly learn that some desperate couples are finding babies on Craigslist. Why not try it yourself?
In her Yahoo post, Weiss tells the story of a couple who went through a similar process.
Tracey and Dan Citron of Minnesota turned to adoption "after six unsuccessful cycles on infertility medication." They signed up with an agency that encouraged them to be proactive with outreach. The Citrons built a website featuring photos of themselves, their pets and home. They printed postcards and business cards. "When we paid waitresses, we'd stick a postcard with our tip," Tracey told Shine.
They eventually started posting ads on Craigslist and that's where they met Tammy Nelson, a 24-year-old single mom in Arizona. Yahoo reports:
[Nelson] was in the process of extricating herself from what she describes as an abusive relationship, and she couldn't afford to care for a second child. She worried that going to an adoption agency could put her and her child at risk if her ex found out. So one night she went online and plugged in the search terms "adoption" and "Phoenix, Arizona."
"Tracey and Dan's Craigslist ad was the second thing that came up in the search," said Tammy. "I was able to call them up and talk to them in secret without needing outside sources or having to drive anywhere."
The Citrons and Nelsons hit it off and hired a lawyer to take them through the adoption process. All adoption expenses cost the Citrons about $25,000. When you adopt through Craigslist you still need to go through a legal process and couples hire a lawyer or pay an agency to facilitate the process.
Weiss isn't able to track down any specific numbers on Craigslist adoptions but she interviews several families who successfully adopted through the site—and she talks to a few who faced fraud online. "Scammers will email wanting to know how much you'll pay but say they don't want to go through an adoption agency," Andrea Mason, 34, another person looking to adopt on Craigslist, told Shine, "or they'll ask what you'll provide and say other parents will pay this much."
Over at Yahoo, readers are quick to judge people who turn to Craigslist to adopt.
One reader shares:
I disagree with this process entirely. Who performs the background checks on these so called parents? Sounds like an open door to predators and human trafficking.
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I hope the parents just kept everything in secret. This will grow as a big issue and it might ruin the kid's life.
Yes, adopting through Craigslist seems risky since it's a place that's increasingly becoming known for cons and frauds, and adopting a child is a far more delicate and important transaction than, say, buying a used dishwasher. It's difficult to fathom that you'd look for used housewares (not to mention one-night stands) and cuddly, living, breathing babies in the same place. But the everyday nature of the site might be what makes it a great place for parents looking to adopt. Craigslist is where people go to buy, sell, trade, find, give away. Things happen on Craigslist, and when you're a weary couple who has been trying to start a family with little success for years this is actually what you want. Can transactions go bad? Yes. But anyone who has used Craigslist knows that more often they go right.


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What's the best way to choose a chiropractor in Livermore? You're doing it! Spend some time here exploring our chiropractic philosophy and our patients-centered focus.
Our Philosophy
Our office focus is unwavering: Serve the patient. Our objective is to help as many people as humanly possible to live healthier, happier, pain-free lives.
We attempt to make treatment available, accessible and affordable to all. After your assessment, if we feel we can help, with your approval we will immediately begin the appropriate treatment.
If we feel yours' is not a "chiropractic" problem we will tell you, and recommend an appropriate alternative. We have no desire to treat someone we can't help, and every desire to treat those we can.
For us, the joy has always been in the journey; in the everyday miracles when people's lives change from "pain and sickness" to "pain-free and healthy". After you tour our website designed for Livermore-area residents searching for a chiropractor, give our Livermore chiropractic office a call. We'd love to meet you and explain our unique approach to today's chiropractic.


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Twins baseball, that is. The season is off to a great start, partly because of Target Field. I described my experience at the Twins' new stadium on opening day, complete with video, here. Since then, the Twins have played very well. They are now 14-6, the second best record in baseball. The Twins beat the Tigers 2-0 tonight, behind Francisco Liriano, who has almost miraculously regained his 2006, pre-Tommy John surgery form. Liriano is 3-0 on the new season, with a microscopic ERA. Tonight he struck out 10 in 8 shutout innings.
The Twins have won every series so far this year, although they have yet to sweep one. We are eagerly awaiting their return to Target Field. Many have described Target Field as the country's most urban baseball park. This photo shows why that is true; the stadium is squeezed into a small plot of land on the outskirts of downtown Minneapolis. But somehow, the designers made it all work, and the overall effect is beautiful:
Are the Twins a team of destiny this year? Maybe; but if so, they will have to beat the Yankees. Which would be a departure from the pattern of recent years.
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November 21, 2009
This movie wasn't good enough to be released in theaters, but Lifetime is taking some initiative and airing Personal Effects (Lifetime, 9 PM), an Ashton Kutcher and Michelle Pfeiffer sobfest about (what else?) a younger man falling in love with a much older woman.
Dear Joseph Gordon Levitt, I believe in you. Please be funny on Saturday Night Live (NBC, 11:30 PM) this week. Love, Heather. P.S. Dave Matthews, will you please play a 17-minute version of "#41"? Just consider it.
November 22, 2009
Yay, an awards show! The American Music Awards (ABC, 8 PM) will feature a Taylor Swift/Lady Gaga showdown. By the way, this is the award shaped like a narrow glass pyramid, for some odd reason.
Will everything work out for a Seinfeld reunion show? Watch the seventh season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO, 9 PM) to find out.
On My Fair Wedding (WE, 10 PM), Christina had planned to have her wedding on a Mexican beach, but the swine flu outbreak caused her to move it to a beach in... New Jersey.
November 23, 2009
Interested in seeing Lewis Black rant about the holidays? History Special: Surviving the Holidays with Lewis Black (History, 8 PM) will have the comedian explore the meaning behind the madness behind Thanksgiving football, who St. Nicholas really was, and why we drink on New Year's Day.
Barney fears a slapping from any one of his friends on How I Met Your Mother (CBS, 8 PM). Also, Lily's estranged father (Chris Elliott) shows up for the Thanksgiving victuals.
The end of an era is here. The last episode of Jon & Kate Plus 8 (TLC, 9 PM) airs tonight. I still don't have the feeling that it's over, but for now, let's hope it is.
In the vein of feel-good reality shows, Find My Family (ABC, 9:30 PM) airs as a sneak preview tonight. On this show, people search for their long-lost family members (and cause viewers to break out the Kleenex).
Nerd-fantasy girl Katee Sackhoff will magically find her way into Howard's bathtub on The Big Bang Theory (CBS, 9:30 PM). Starbuck fans, take note.
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November 24, 2009
Who among Donny Osmond, Mya, and Kelly Osbourne will reign supreme on the finale of Dancing with the Stars (ABC, 9 PM)? I think Donny needs to give it up.
That was fast. The winter season finale of V (ABC, 8 PM) airs tonight. New episodes will return in March.
For some odd reason, Chelsea Handler will guest star as herself on The Good Wife (CBS, 10 PM), because Peter's mistress appears on her show. Alicia then runs into said mistress in a parking garage. Ooh, bish, plz.
November 25, 2009
On a two-hour "Where are they now?" edition of The Biggest Loser (NBC, 8 PM), we catch up with the most popular contestants from the last seven seasons. But of course we're only interested in what they look like now.
Annoying Lindsay leaves her husband and moves in with Christine, her "divorcee role model," on The New Adventures of Old Christine (CBS, 8 PM).
In the 100th episode of Criminal Minds, C. Thomas Howell (who will forever be Ponyboy, in my mind) returns as "The Reaper," a crazed serial killer out to kill Hotchner's family (CBS, 9 PM).
November 26, 2009
My guiltiest pleasure, Beyoncé, has a nice little Thanksgiving special this year. Beyoncé: I Am Yours (ABC, 9 PM) will have behind-the-scenes footage in addition to singing and dancing.
Matt Lauer takes a cue from Baba Wawa with his own NBC Special: NBC's People of the Year (NBC, 9 PM).
Another music special could be an option for those who are not fans of Beyoncé. Great Performances: Sting: A Winter's Night (PBS, 9 PM) will have Sting singing in an English cathedral. Damn, he probably won't be able to play "Roxanne" in a church.
And yet another Thanksgiving concert special! Paul McCartney: Good Evening New York (ABC, 10 PM) is self-explanatory.
November 27, 2009
In a much more realistic look at family dysfunction, a fifth season of Shameless (Sundance, 8 PM) premieres tonight. There's cussing, fighting and no laugh track. It's just like everyone else's family, but with heavy northern British accents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government sued on Thursday to keep Texas from carrying out a voter identification requirement enacted in 2011, setting up a new battle between the Obama administration and a state that is a conservative stronghold.
The Justice Department said in a suit filed in U.S. District Court in Corpus Christi that Texas state lawmakers passed the requirement to deny racial minorities the right to vote and, unlike other states with similar laws, failed to take steps to prevent the law from being discriminatory.
A federal court in Washington blocked the Texas law in August 2012, but its ruling was undone in June when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down part of the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
"We will not allow the Supreme Court's recent decision to be interpreted as open season for states to pursue measures that suppress voting rights," U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement.
Separately, the Justice Department filed a motion to intervene as a plaintiff in a Texas redistricting lawsuit brought on behalf of minority voters.
Voter ID laws - which require government-issued identification before voting - have become a political and racial flashpoint across the country. Democrats generally oppose the measures and many Republicans back them.
Supporters say they are needed to deter people from illegally casting ballots, while opponents say voter fraud is exaggerated in order to mask purposeful suppression of Democratic constituencies.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, a Republican, called the Justice Department suit "gutter politics" and "offensive to the overwhelming majority of Texans of all races who support this ballot integrity measure." He has said he will defend the state's voter ID law and redistricting plans in court.
In its ruling a year ago, the federal court in Washington said Texas failed to ensure that voters could obtain ID cards free of charge, noting that people would have to pay to obtain a certified copy of their birth certificate or other proof of their ID and travel to a state office to present it.
Critics argue that such conditions effectively deny voting rights to people without means.
The courts and the Justice Department have allowed voter ID laws in states that guaranteed that voters would face no additional costs as a result of the laws.
Voting rights lawyers have said they expect the Justice Department to sue other jurisdictions, possibly North Carolina over its new voter ID law, as it looks for ways to protect minority voters.
Without naming any states, Holder, an appointee of President Barack Obama, said that the Texas lawsuit "represents the department's latest action to protect voting rights, but it will not be our last."
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hhgregg has wrapped up its second annual "Anytime, Anywhere" Sweepstakes, and the contest drew nearly 800,000 entries, doubling the participation last year.
"This year, we brought the Sweeps to an already engaged Facebook base," Jeff Pearson, senior vice president of marketing a hhgregg, said as part of the announcement.. "By utilizing their video shares and sponsored stories, we reached networks previously untapped. We are excited to welcome so many new members into the h.h. gregg community."
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One of the most highly quoted, independent research groups and think tanks, the Center for Governmental Studies, is going out of business.
Some say it couldn't come at a worse time.
CGS is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 1983, that "creates innovative political and media solutions" to help people become more engaged in their local and state governments.
The group works with civic organizations to "strengthen democracy" and has organized blue-ribbon commissions and published numerous books and reports on topics including ballot initiatives, redistricting, term limits, higher education, and state budgeting, according to its website.
"We basically ran out of money," said Robert Stern, the group's president. "We had 28 great years."
Stern said CGS has tried to encourage non-partisanship in government and tried to get the public more actively involved in making a difference.
"What we see at the national level and the state level are partisanship and people not talking to each other," Stern said. "The public needs to get involved. The legislatures do pay attention when the public gets involved."
Stern says that government has come a long way since he started in 1991 but must work harder to restore the public's confidence in it.
"We have much better disclosure these days and the internet is a revolutionary thing. It really allows people to see what's going on in government," Stern said. "My wish is that all government be more responsive to the people and that we talk to each other, and that government work. Nobody has confidence in government anymore."
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Autopsies confirm bodies are missing girls
The Iowa State Medical Examiner's Office confirmed to the Waterloo Courier newspaper Monday that the two bodies found last Wednesday are Lyric Cook-Morrissey and Elizabeth Collins.
Evansdale Police Chief Kent Smock told the Courier that his office has received confirmation from the Iowa State Medical Examiner's Office that the two bodies found last Wednesday are the girls.
Smock has notified the families.
Authorities said last week they are confident the remains were the girls who went missing on July 13.
Dr. Dennis Klein told the Courier the autopsies were completed on Friday. He said the full results are pending the outcome of further tests.
Investigators have also left the park where the bodies were found. The Seven Bridges Wildlife Area has been closed since last Wednesday when hunters reported finding two bodies in the park.
Authorities are still asking anyone with information in the case to contact law enforcement.


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Shutdown Protests Take Over D.C. Memorials
Thousands of people converged Sunday on the White House and some of Washington's most famous monuments to protest the closing of government memorials and other byproducts of the government shutdown.
Billed as the "Million Vet March," the protests were sparked by nationwide anger over scenes of World War II veterans being turned away earlier this month from the memorial built in their honor on the National Mall between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. The scene drew tea party-backed politicians, including Republican senators Mike Lee of Utah and Ted Cruz of Texas, both of whom have figured prominently in events that resulted in the partial shutdown. Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin also showed up.


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Researchers from the highly influential Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and The Climate Group have come together to produce this report, which suggests China should place clean technology investment at the heart of its economic growth plans. They say China is at the cusp of driving a new global clean industrial revolutionthat will meet the needs of a growing population sustainably, and improve China's international standing.
The authors of the report call for closer cooperation between China and the international community to drive the low carbon revolution, which will help tackle the global financial crisis by creating millions of green jobs as well as curb carbon emissions.
Using the feedback from a survey of 50 global and Chinese corporate representatives, the report gives insight into the debate among Chinese policy makers on the country's future strategy for sustained economic growth, and offers ways to address the country's current resource, energy and environmental challenges.
As China's new generation of leaders assume office, they have the opportunity for creating a smarter, better, more prosperous future – for China, and the world.


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It's a rare move when I swap out ingredients in order to preserve calories. My philosophy, after years of learning through mistakes, has become quality over quantity. It's actually become somewhat of a motto for my husband and myself becoming a daily practice in the kitchen and beyond (I find it particularly helpful in the closet as well).
I'd much rather eat a smaller portion of a bittersweet chocolate made liquid by the addition of hot cream and then served with more cream than a large amount of a less flavorful dessert containing ingredients that read "non-fat". It has been my experience that I walk away from a few bites of something decadent and rich feeling very satisfied and quite okay by the fact that I left a good portion of it untouched or saved for someone else.
But what is really glorious is when you lighten a normally hefty meal without surrender the flavor or overall satisfaction. This salad has done such a marvelous thing.
It's in these cool, gray months that my body yearns for food to comfort. Ones laden with cream and butter comfort me nicely particularly around the mid-section but there are times when I must resist such urges. With comfort food in mind I was set on a classic caesar. Slightly spicy, salty from a touch of briny anchovy and of course, creamy.
Where I would normally reach for oil and egg yolk to work the ingredients into an emulsion I grabbed greek yogurt – a very popular ingredient in our house as of late. The idea was to just replace some of the oil with the yogurt but when I tasted the mix of lemon, anchovy, garlic, dijon, parmesan, and yogurt I found no need for the oil. What I did find was a near replica of a classic caesar dressing without the addition of any rich oils or fats.
I did however top mine with a few nice slices of seared tenderloin (quality over quantity) and sat down to one of the best lunches I've had in quite some time.
A Lighter Casear
A Lighter Caeser
This is a very forgiving recipe. Taste and adjust as you please, I promise I won't be offended. Just remember that you want the dressing to taste strong as the romaine will tame its flavor. Top with slow-roasted tomatoes, shavings of Parmesan, roasted chicken, or steak for a complete and healthful lunch or dinner.
1/2 cup greek yogurt
2 teaspoons dijon
1 garlic clove, finely minced
1 teaspoon anchovy paste
1 Tbl fresh lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon fresh pepper
2 Tbl finely grated parmesan
In a medium bowl combine all the ingredients. Taste and adjust seasonings as desired.
Carefully combine with fresh, chopped romaine. Serve with shavings of Parmesan.
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Instructions: I misted a linen banner with Glimmer Mist to color it and add shimmer for a totally different look! Cut a 1 3/4"x2 1/2" orange circles paper rectangle, then trim corners for a tag shape. Add thin border stickers around the edges, then mat on red textured paper with 1/8" borders. Ink edges black. Mist a mini linen banner with English Ivy Glimmer Mist and set aside to dry. Cut a 3/8" wide multi-color circles paper and ink the edges. Glue across the matted tag 3/8" from the bottom, trimming side edges evenly. Cut a small aqua textured paper tag and ink the edges black. Add "JOY" sticker to the center and a border sticker to the edge. Punch an aqua circle and glue centered to a medium sized flower sticker. Add to the top of the tag on the right side. Add tiny star stickers as shown. Tie yellow baker's twine through the holes in the misted linen banner and glue to the tag, adding the tiny "JOY" tag beneath the edge as shown. Tie a bow in the baker's twine at the top. Mat a small photo on yellow patterned paper with a very thin border. Glue centered to the linen banner. Add tiny star stickers as shown.
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Ever wanted Chatroulette without the X-rated content? Serial tech entrepreneur Sean Parker is bringing us that experience to Facebook and calling it Airtime.
"I began thinking that Skype and [Apple's] iChat and Facetime were extremely vulnerable, weak, feeble competitors," Parker told Forbes in his inimitable way. "They didn't understand what was possible in terms of their business if they ever reached scale. Facetime's idiotic that it never works, ever. Skype is terrible. So you have this incredible weak field of people who have lost interest in; they are preoccupied by other things."
So Parker partnered with Shawn Fanning to create Airtime, for use on the social network. The green application has a window for you and another person, and under that window it will show that person's profile data, such as interests, which can be added to or withheld.
Forbes' Kashmir Hill pointed out that it's taking photos of people while chatting, but Airtime says it's to "ensure site safety." Parker also says that with so many people on Facebook, users will be quickly flagged and banned. Public nudity and you are banned for life. So essentially, every pervert gets one shot at this.
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Jennifer Hudson got a standing ovation when she revealed on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" that she lost 80 pounds with Weight Watchers.
"It's like a brand new me," she said. "Sometimes I don't even recognize myself."
The award-winning singer and actress also spoke with Oprah about the murders of her mom, brother and 7-year-old nephew at their Chicago home in 2008. William Balfour, Hudson's estranged brother-in-law, was charged in their deaths.
"The only thing I can do to honor their memory is to make them proud," she said.
She said three things helped her through the tragedy: "my family, my baby and God." Hudson and fiance David Otunga had a son, David Jr., in August 2009.
The "American Idol" season three winner also performed her new single, "Where You At," during Thursday's episode. "I Remember Me" hits shelves March 22.


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By Ed Ray, Michael Gottfredson,
Wim Wiewel and Joe Robertson
It is time to reinvest in innovation and higher education. The financial ropes of sequestration that constrained federal funding for research and education have bound our economy long enough. Congress must act now to end the severe cuts that threaten Oregonians' ability to innovate, access higher education and prosper.
House and Senate budget leaders will soon be working to craft a new federal budget agreement for fiscal year 2014. These leaders should make eliminating sequestration their first priority. This includes restoring federal funding to higher education for important research initiatives. Allowing these severe reductions to continue would have a profound negative impact on the programs and opportunities that matter greatly to our students and our universities.
More than half of U.S. economic growth since World War II is a result of technological innovation—much of this resulting from scientific research. Vaccines, lasers, MRI, GPS, the Internet, touchscreens, and many other advances have grown our economy, improved our health, and made our nation stronger and more secure. Additional cuts to federal funding for research and education, at a time when other countries such as China and Korea are dramatically increasing their investments, are creating an innovation deficit. That deficit is a threat to our long-term health, national security and economic growth. Ending sequestration will help close this innovation deficit.
Oregon's research universities have a rich history of innovation, discovery and job creation born out of federal research funding. Oregon State University, University of Oregon, Portland State University and Oregon Health & Science University collectively suffered a $68 million reduction in federal research grants this year as a result of sequestration. That is money that could have led to life-changing discoveries, innovation and much-needed economic activity.
For example, discoveries funded by research dollars at the UO, OSU and Portland State helped Perpetua Power Source Technologies Inc. become a nationally recognized producer of renewable energy products. The Oregon Nanoscience and Microtechnologies Institute (ONAMI) harnessed federal research at these universities to launch 31 technology start-up companies, creating 120 full-time jobs. OHSU scientists helped develop a drug that may represent one of the world's best hopes for treating and preventing malaria, a disease that kills more than 1 million people each year. We cannot afford to stifle these kinds of discoveries and deepen the nation's innovation deficit.
Access to higher education is also at stake. If drastic budget measures continue, federal student aid programs may be cut at a time when students who are challenged financially need them most. Lower income students at Oregon's largest universities benefited from $100 million dollars in Pell Grant money during the 2011-12 school year. Without that financial help, more than 22,000 students at OSU, UO and Portland State would face a greater struggle to pay for college. Federal student aid must remain a national priority to ensure that Oregonians and all Americans, regardless of their economic status, can attend college and improve the knowledge and skills of the workforce.
The reality is that Congress does not have to harm university research and higher education to curb rising federal debt. We must take steps to address our nation's long-term fiscal challenges. We owe it to our children not to saddle them with debt and fewer opportunities. This is about generational equity. We must pay forward the investment our nation made in us to ensure the continuation of our great history of innovation that bolsters human capital, infrastructure, technology and science.
We urge congressional leadership to act swiftly to restore research funding to higher education by repealing sequestration and restoring America's culture of innovation enrichment. We cannot undo the damage of the past year, but Congress can re-invest in a better, more hopeful future. Oregonians deserve no less.
Ed Ray, Michael Gottfredson, Wim Wiewel and Joe Robertson are the presidents of the Oregon State University, University of Oregon, Portland State University, and Oregon Health & Science University respectively.


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WorldNetDaily has a story that shows just how unchecked public schools and liberalism is in this country. A Christian student, Jesse Kilgore, who attended Jefferson Community College had his faith challenged by students and a biology professor; supposedly, the professor challenged Jesse to read "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins. The culmination of pressure from his peers, his professor, and the ideas of the book caused Jesse to lose so much of his Christian faith, that he committed suicide.
"But whoso shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea. Woe unto the world because of offences! for it must needs be that offences come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh!" — Matthew 18:6-7
Dad links son's suicide to 'The God Delusion'
Says atheism-promoting book hidden under mattress, last page bookmarked
Posted: November 20, 2008
11:10 pm EasternBy Bob Unruh
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A New York man is linking the suicide of his 22-year-old son, a military veteran who had bright prospects in college, to the anti-Christian book "The God Delusion" by Richard Dawkins after a college professor challenged the son to read it.
"Three people told us he had taken a biology class and was doing well in it, but other students and the professor were really challenging my son, his faith. They didn't like him as a Republican, as a Christian, and as a conservative who believed in intelligent design," the grief-stricken father, Keith Kilgore, told WND about his son, Jesse.
"This professor either assigned him to read or challenged him to read a book, 'The God Delusion,' by Richard Dawkins," he said.
Jesse Kilgore committed suicide in October by walking into the woods near his New York home and shooting himself. Keith Kilgore said he was shocked because he believed his son was grounded in Christianity, had blogged against abortion and for family values, and boasted he'd been debating for years.
After Jesse's death, Keith Kilmore learned of the book assignment from two of his son's friends and a relative. He searched Jesse's room and found the book under the mattress with his son's bookmark on the last page.
A WND message seeking a comment from Dawkins or his publisher was not returned today.
The first inkling of a reason for the suicide came, Keith Kilgore told WND, when one of Jesse's friends came to visit after word of his son's death circulated.
"She was in tears [and said] he was very upset by this book," Keith Kilgore said. "'It just destroyed him,' were her words.
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"Then another friend at the funeral told me the same thing," Keith Kilgore said. "This guy was his best friend, and about the only other Christian on campus.
"The third one was the last person that my son talked to an hour before [he died,]" Keith Kilgore told WND, referring to a member of his extended family whose name is not being revealed here.
That relative, who had struggled with his own faith and had returned to Christianity, wrote in a later e-mail that Jesse "started to tell me about his loss of faith in everything."
"He was pretty much an atheist, with no belief in the existence of God (in any form) or an afterlife or even in the concept of right or wrong," the relative wrote. "I remember him telling me that he thought that murder wasn't wrong per se, but he would never do it because of the social consequences – that was all there was – just social consequences.
"He mentioned the book he had been reading 'The God Delusion' by Richard Dawkins and how it along with the science classes he had take[n] had eroded his faith. Jesse was always great about defending his beliefs, but somehow, the professors and the book had presented him information that he found to be irrefutable. He had not talked … about it because he was afraid of how you might react. … and that he knew most of your defenses of Christianity because he himself used them often. Maybe he had used them against his professors and had the ideas shot down."
He then explained to Jesse his own personal journey of seeking "other explanations of God's existence" and told of his ultimate return.
"I told him it was my relationship with God, not my knowledge of Him that brought me back to my faith. No one convinced me with facts. … it was a matter of the heart."
Keith Kilgore believes it was a biology class that raised questions for his son, and a biology professor at Jefferson Community College in Watertown, N.Y., where his son was attending, who suggested the book.
A school spokeswoman told WND that the "God Delusion" was not a part of the biology curriculum, and several of the professors she contacted said they had not even read the book. However, the spokeswoman was unable to contact all of the professors in the department and could not state that none of them had suggested the book to Jesse.
Local police also did not respond to WND inquiries about the investigation into the death.
"One of his friends, and his uncle (they did not know each other) both told me that Jesse called them hours before he took his life and that he had lost all hope because he was convinced that God did not exist, and this book was the cause," Keith Kilgore told WND.
Keith Kilgore, a retired military chaplain who has dealt with the various stages of grief and readily admits he's still in the "anger" stage over his son's death, said his son apparently had checked the "Delusion" out of the college library.
"I'm all for academic freedom," Keith Kilgore said. "What I do have a problem with is if there's going to be academic freedom, there has to be academic balance.
"They were undermining every moral and spiritual value for my [son]," he said. "They ought to be held accountable."
He suggested the moral is for Christians simply to abandon public schools wholly.
"Here's another thing," he continued. "If my son was a professing homosexual, and a professor challenged him to read [a book called] 'Preventing Homosexuality'… If my son was gay and [the book] made him feel bad, hopeless, and he killed himself, and that came out in the press, there would be an outcry.
"He would have been a victim of a hate crime and the professor would have been forced to undergo sensitivity training, and there may have even been a wrongful death lawsuit.
"But because he's a Christian, I don't even get a return telephone call," the father told WND.
He said he tried to verify the book assignment himself several times, without getting a response from the school.
Jesse Kilgore blogged on NetPotion and Newblog, and the writings that remained mostly addressed social ills and how anti-Christian many of the world's developments appeared to be.
He used the pen name JKrapture because, his father said, "He believed in the rapture, the evangelical concept of the Lord coming back."
On the Web, Jesse described himself as "conservative and mainly independent. I am a culture warrior and traditionalist. I have been debating since I was in 5th Grade, and never looked back. It is a habit I can't let go of."
One of Jesse's uncles, writing on the same website as Jesse, wrote: "While I knew he was having struggles with his faith, I had no idea that it ran that deep. … There are not enough words to describe how devastated I am at his loss. I know that some of you got to know him pretty well and (since I already started getting some questions about him) felt that you all should know that he is no longer with us."
From among the online community came these responses: "I am shocked and so sorry for your loss – our loss. My prayers are with you and all of your family at this difficult time," and "I AM at a loss of words…..I am sooooo sorry to hear your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family."
Keith Kilgore told WND he feels, by allowing his son to move into the atmosphere of a secular school, like "I put a toddler in the front of my car."
"My son is the Adam Walsh of the culture war. That's who my son is," he said, referring to the child abduction victim whose case was used to create a wide range of amber alert and other programs to protect children.
He said he has a wake-up call over the anti-Christian agenda of public education. And he has some goals.
"I want to hold schools accountable for what they're teaching our kids. This was malpractice," he said.
Dawkins, considered one of the world's most outspoken atheists, is a professor in the United Kingdom. He came to prominence in 1976 with his book "The Selfish Gene," promoting evolution.
In his "Delusion" treatise he claims that a supernatural creator almost certainly does not exist and that faith qualifies as a "delusion" – a fixed false belief.


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When we saw the subtitles of a bootleg copy of The Avengers, we couldn't believe how outrageous they were. The subtitles butchered the English language to the point that it felt like a whole different movie. Turns out, a lot of bootleg movies have subtitles that bad. Just check these out.
Funny or Die rounded up subtitles from movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Lord of the Rings and more and they include gems like, "You are already at full cock now", "I was just made by the Presbyterian Church" and the classic movie line below:
Ah, I really need to start re-watching all my favorite movies in Chinese bootleg. [TTT-Subtitles, Voldemort Out Bitches, URLesque, Winterson via FunnyorDie]


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Wine or Beer: The Eternal Question
Eric Asimov's recent blog post on drinking beer with "wine people" reminded me of my first night on the floor as a sommelier at Babbo. Any time someone wanted a bottle from the cellar, I had to run down a flight of stairs, make sure not to bump into anyone running food, squeeze my way through the people crowding the maître d' (always brandishing a sweet, comforting smile even though I was freaking out on the inside), run down another flight of stairs, and search for the bottle in the enormous space. Then I would repeat the whole process on the way up. I broke a sweat in my first 30 minutes on the job, and this went on for the next seven hours.
At the end of the night, I pulled up to the bar to get my manager's drink, and Ken, the veteran bartender, asked this sage question: "So do you want a bionda [a light beer from the Chelsea Brewing Company] or a bruna [a darker beer from the same place]?"
"How did you know I wanted beer?" I asked naively.
"You're a wine guy. Wine guys always want beer at the end of the night," he responded so matter-of-factly.
And it was true. After tasting 60 or 70 bottles of wine and running throughout the restaurant barely dodging catastrophe all night, nothing sounded quite so refreshing as a beer.
Although wine consumption in the U.S. is on the rise while beer sales remain stagnant, according to this fascinating post from Slate, beer still represents value and often hits the spot when certain wines just won't do (a rare case, but it does happen!). And many of those vintage-dated beers that Asimov waxed about can be as complex and unique as the finest wines, giving people in the wine industry and enthusiasts alike something to brew over.
But it seems that beer professionals also enjoy wine.
I was recently at the opening of Vestry Wines with Garret Oliver, brewmaster of the Brooklyn Brewery, and he told me that at the last brewer's convention he attended a question was raised to the brewers: "Who in the room has spent more than $50 on a bottle of wine in the past year?" Almost everyone's hands flew up.
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text: ichase 502 Posted February 16, 2012 Greetings all, Normally I can work through most Windows issues and come to some sort of repair or fix option but I have one in my possession that has got me a little stumped. Owner of laptop reports the following: Viewing pictures in "My Documents" Viewing pictures in screenshow option. By approximately 14th picture, Windows goes into BSOD, Physical Memory Dump, force restart. After Toshiba Screen gets black screen with blinking cursor on top left of screen I get the laptop and confirm on startup that in fact after the Toshiba screen, OS fails to load, no errors black screen w/ blinking cursor. I attempt restart, F8 to try to go into Safe Mode. The same, black screen w/ cursor Run Windows 7 (64Bit) Recovery console from CD (It's just the recovery console, no OS to load) (Have one for all OS from XP up to 7 32bit and 64bit where applicable) Chose run from Command Prompt, it goes into Command Prompt fine. CD to C: and run chkdsk /r I receive no errors after this ran for a couple of hours. Rebooted and still same blinking cursor. Booted back into Recovery Console. Attempted to restore from previous day. Chose last restore point 2/12/2012. Failed to restore. Error code 0x80000ffff which I am sure some of you have seen before. I have never found exactly what that error code is supposed to mean. Other restore points yield the same result. Booted Parted Magic (Linux) CD, looked at partitions to see if there was a recovery partition. Ahhhhh, there was a 9 GB HDD Recovery Partition. Looked online to find out that the "Secret Squirral Handshake" to get into the HDD Recovery Partition on a Toshiba Satelite was "Hold the '0' key down while turning on the laptop. Release at Toshiba screen and then proceed to tap '0' key until it goes into the recovery suite" I had no intention on restoring the system, just wanted to see if it would go in. Only thing different was the blinking cursor became a solid non blinking cursor. So it looks like you can't even get into the Recovery Partition to restore to factory settings if it came to that. So at this point, I plan on running a memory test this evening. Let it run a few times to see if it could be memory related (I doubt it) but do not want to leave no stone unturned. I will then work on getting the owners important files off the HDD (just in case) no, he had no backup what so ever. So, I am up for any and all suggestions you may have. Thanks and All the best, Ian Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Writing it down
Posted by: lyricalpurpose on: February 6, 2010
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As you think options through, I really want to underline the importance of writing it down.
Take out blank paper and engage in brainstorming. If you have questions or stray thoughts or ideas that keep spinning in your mind… it's important to the process to engage them through or they will just keep floating in your brain interfering with productivity and focus.
So, here are some options:
- sometimes when I'm trying to figure out an idea it helps to draw. I might draw circles that overlap and think about what one thing related to another would make…. sometimes it's about relationship and sometimes it's about proportion. often it is both.
- sometimes it helps to make lists. here are some questions I ask myself and clients:
- what are as many of my options (even silly or stupid ones) as I can think of?
- what would someone I like and trust think or say?
- what are the costs/benefits of each idea I'm considering?
- what's another perspective I could choose?
- how important will this be in 5-10 years?
- sometimes it helps to just to start typing or writing around the idea… no one else ever has to see what you write, but just getting the ideas out there and following where them gets you unstuck.
You see, if you only think about things or "I have it ALLLLLLL up here" is your philosophy, think again. Your brain can't get traction on ideas and fully process them if all you do is process things internally.
To grow, change, and fully engage in exploring your options, it's very important that you physically get them outside of yourself, so you can truly visualize, prioritize, and organize. Here are some key brainstorming options:
- talking it over with a supportive friend, mentor, or coach.
- drawing
- free-writing
- blogging
- list-making
- using pictures or clippings, collage with them to create a vision board
So, explore your options….using whichever tools work best for you. If you want more ideas, just ask.
Sending fabulous energy!


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For two years, from 1966 to 1968, when a fire closed Eli's Stage Delicatessen, our founder, Eli Schulman, operated both Eli's the Place for steak and Eli's Stage Delicatessen.
Cambridge Coffee was a leading supplier of coffee to restaurants and was owned by Leon and Joe Katz. The Cambridge Coffee facility was on Halsted at the Bridge to Goose Island across from the Montgomery Ward Warehouse.
This ad for Cambridge Coffee telling Eli's Story ran during that two year period.
Copy reads as follows:
Superb dining–with coffee to match!
"Eli's the Place for Steak" in the Carriage House at 215 E. Chicago Avenue, has captured the fancy of discerning diners with its friendly warmth and cozy plushiness. Restaurateur Eli Schulman creates his own specialty recipes and supervises every facet of the unobtrusive service that makes dining a pleasant and memorable experience. Eli's is also a rendezvous for celebrities of Stage, Screen and Television.
It goes without saying that coffee is in rich harmony with the elegant food. Mr. Schulman relies on distinctive Cambridge Coffee, not only here, but at his noted Eli's Stage Delicatessen on Oak Street.
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Chorizo & chickpea soup
Sizzling Chorizo & chickpea soup
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Nutrition: per serving
- kcal366
- fat18g
- saturates5g
- carbs30g
- sugars0g
- fibre9g
- protein23g
- salt4.26g
- 400g can chopped tomato
A member of the nightshade family (along with aubergines, peppers and chillies), tomatoes are in…
- 110g pack of chorizo sausage (unsliced)
A coarsely textured, spiced pork sausage widely used in Spanish and Mexican cooking. It is made…
- 140g wedge Savoy cabbage
- sprinkling dried chilli flakes
- 410g can chickpea, drained and rinsed
- 1 chicken or vegetable stock cube
- crusty bread or garlic bread, to serve
Part of the lily, or alium, family, of which onions are also a member, garlic is one of the most…
Put a medium pan on the heat and tip in the tomatoes, followed by a can of water. While the tomatoes are heating, quickly chop the chorizo into chunky pieces (removing any skin) and shred the cabbage.
Pile the chorizo and cabbage into the pan with the chilli flakes and chickpeas, then crumble in the stock cube. Stir well, cover and leave to bubble over a high heat for 6 mins or until the cabbage is just tender. Ladle into bowls and eat with crusty or garlic bread.
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AKRON, Ohio -- Tiger Woods was stricken with more back pain Sunday and withdrew after eight holes at the Bridgestone Invitational. He struggled to even take off his golf shoes before being driven away to an uncertain future.
In his third tournament since returning from back surgery, this had the look of a serious setback.
Woods injured himself playing a shot from edge of a bunker on the par-5 second hole. With all weight on his right leg, he took an awkward slash at the ball, fell back toward the sand and landed with a thud, and kept jogging out of the bunker from sheer momentum of the steep drop.
"I just jarred it, and it's been spasming ever since," Woods told a PGA Tour official before leaving.
Woods kept playing, hitting a number of shockingly bad shots. He hit one into the water from the fairway on No. 3, coming up some 30 yards short of the flag. And on the par-3 fifth hole, his tee shot was 65 yards short of the hole. From a bunker left of the seventh green, he blasted out and back into the fairway and made double bogey.
He grimaced at impact when he hit a 315-yard drive into the left rough on No. 9. Woods slowly stooped over with his right hand on his leg, reached toward his back and slowly bent down to remove the tee from the ground. Moments later, he stepped into a cart and headed for the parking lot.
At his car, Woods could barely switch out of his golf shoes. His caddie, Joe La Cava, drove him away.
"It's just the whole lower back," Woods said. "I don't know what happened."
With the pain he showed leaving the course, it would seem unlikely that Woods plays next week at Valhalla, where he won the PGA Championship in 2000. That would mean his 2013-14 season is over, for he would have had to win the PGA to be eligible for any of the four tournaments in the FedEx Cup playoffs.
In six starts on the PGA Tour this year, Woods finished all four rounds only twice
Woods had back surgery March 31 to alleviate an impinged nerve, forcing him to miss the Masters for the first time and the U.S. Open. He returned after three months to Congressional -- three weeks ahead of his own schedule -- and reported no pain in missing the cut by four shots at the Quicken Loans National. He also reported no pain in four rounds at the British Open. He finished 69th, 23 shots out of the lead, his worst 72-hole result in a major.
Woods was 3-over par for his round -- and 18 shots off the lead -- when he withdrew at Firestone.
He did not say whether he would be able to play the PGA Championship next week -- "Just trying to get out of here," he told the tour official -- though this surely would make it difficult for Tom Watson to consider Woods as a captain's pick for the Ryder Cup.
Watson has said for the last few months that he wanted Woods on the team if he was healthy and playing well.
Woods was doing neither.
Even so, he had not suggested until the shot on the second hole that his back was bothering him.
"Hey, this is supposed to be my second tournament back, not my third," Woods said after Friday's round at Firestone. "Everything is going pretty good. I've gotten a little bit better, and the good news is I'm still getting stronger."
This was the second time this year Woods had to withdraw in the middle of the final round. At the Honda Classic in March, he stopped after 13 holes. Woods chose to play the next week at Doral, and his back problems showed up Sunday after an awkward stance for a shot out of the bunker.
Woods said it was his physical training over the years and his discipline in following doctors' orders following microdiscectomy surgery that allowed him to recover quickly. He has gone through four operations on his left knee over the last 20 years, and said the back injury was "way more debilitating than I thought."
"Most of the people I talked to who have had the procedure have no idea how I'm even back here playing," Woods said at the start of the week. "They just can't understand that. When you have great protocols and you do everything perfectly, everything fell into place. I was able to get back. But now it's just continuing, and I still need to get much strong than I am now, and I still need to g t much more explosive than I am now. That's just time."
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22:21 27 Jan 20
The overall experience was very quick and smooth. Paola was an awesome associate who found a really great quote for me that I could manage with my budget. Thank you so much, ladies at Capital Insurance Services - Reno!
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All the agents in this office are very knowledgeable and respectful. They always help me out with effectiveness and that is the reason why I choose them over other insurance agencies. Thank you!
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I am currently moving to Reno from the Midwest and reached out to Capital Insurance for assistance. Julia was awesome to deal with and was able to get all of my insurance needs taken care of. Vey customer focused service and would highly recommend !
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Agent paola help me save money on my insurance. Been here for over a couple year and they always impress me. Thank you guys so much
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Agent Paola is great! She always helps me out to make changes to my policy super fast & easy! I recommend!
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Stephy the manager is awesome! Very knowledgeable and nice. On top of everything she saved me money on my insurance. Thank you very much
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Capital insurance service has the best customer service and prices in town, thank you to my agent Stephy for always helping out my insurance needs. I highly recommend Capital insurance service.
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Great service, very friendly and helpful. Actually have knowledge and answers to questions you might have
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23:47 18 Sep 19
I have worked with many insurance companies and agents both professionally and personally. Hands down the best overall experience I have ever had, has been with Paola and Capital Insurance Services. Professional, courteous, and quick. Paola has won my business over time and time again. If there were 10 stars she'd deserve it!
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Paola was so friendly!! She helped me with my renter's insurance and made it very easy and clear to understand everything.
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Paola has been awesome! She quoted me right away and got me a great deal! She answered all of my questions with a smile! I recommend Paola for all your insurance needs!
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Awesome customer service. Speedy and informative. Paola was more than helpful.
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The agent Paola helped me switch my insurance from Geico to progressive. Thank you for helping me! Highly recommend!
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23:43 22 Aug 19
The service was great, the ladies assisting us were nice and very profesional they answered all the questions we had and made sure we had no other questions.
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Agent Paola was amazing she helped us get a commercial auto policy for the second time! thank you so much hugely reccomend!
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Agent Paola helped me out I really liked their service! Thanks a lot!
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This was the best experience I've had getting insurance. I went with someone else yesterday and ended up canceling due to there customer service. I found capital insurance in reno. And there agent Yesenia Godinzez was remarkable A++++++ Gregory
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The staff is great. They are easy to talk to and they are quick on account they remembered who I am.
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UPDATE** They do contact you when you give them a bad Google review. They left me a message stating other companies they work with are more expensive than what I am currently paying. Why did I find a rate on my own that is almost half of what they charge, with the same exact coverage?** They do not return e-mails. Very poor service. Cancelling my policy as soon as possible. Many others to choose from.
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Very helpful setting up my homeowners Insurance and working around my schedule
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Great service! They were the cheapest insurance based on my age i couldnt find anything cheaper. Thank you!
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Thanks for helping me out setting up my auto insurance policy! It was quick and cheap! I recommend them. The agent Paola helped me out today.
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The service that the staff here at Capital Auto Insurance offers is beyond amazing! The agents are all trained to answer any question I may have in regards to my insurance policy coverages. My entire family is insured through them because they have been able to shop around for us with different companies that they have, so they have been saving us all money in our insurance! They also have Income tax preparation services and they provided a discount to us because we are current clients! Briana, the tax preparer was awesome, she's knowledgeable and nice! Thank you for all you do I really appreciate it.
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My parents have insurance at this agency for over 5 years now, the service that they offer here exceeds my expectations. I became able to drive a couple of years back and The Agents at Capital Auto Insurance applied all the discounts possible to my parents policy so that the price didn't go out the roof! They took the time to help us complete some steps to become paperless on our document delivery options which gave us extra discounts! Stephanie the manager, is always nice and she's always making sure that the agents are helping the customers with their needs, Paola is the agent that usually helps me, she's awesome! and when we just go to make a payment Yesenia the receptionist is always welcoming clients with a big smile. Thank you guys for all you do!
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Cellar Pad 1000mm x 1000mm x 30mm
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We offer a number of delivery options and will always look to introduce additional services as they become available. We offer standard 2-3 day delivery on all UK Mainland orders but also offer the following additional options:
Timed AM before 12:00 noon the next working day : £10.50
You will always receive a tracking number by text from our courier, typically ParcelForce but on occasions, we may use a different carrier. We will notify you which courier we have used.
All orders will also require a signature at the time of delivery. We operate the Challenge 25 scheme with our couriers. If the driver believes you are under 25 you will be asked to provide ID.
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When installing your Pint365 or attaching boxed drinks, please follow our simple instruction guides that are included with your purchase Pint365 does not require any electric to operate but does require beers or ciders to be connected via the pipes we supplied
Please ensure you clean your pipes if you haven't used your Pint365 for a while. We also Suggest you clean the pipes every time you change boxes of beer or cider, we recommend using the Eco Line Cleaner listed in our accessories department.
We love children as much as we love our beer, please remember;
Pint365 is not a toy and is not suitable for operation by anyone under the age of 18
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