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Exploring the connection between sex and violence, the adaption of Little Red Riding hood confronts that line. The werewolf displays the lust and animal nature of sexuality while Red symbolises the innocence and purity of love. The hunter is the balance between them both, taking you back close to the original story of the brothers Grimm rather than the doused down version we know today, the true moral behind the story is displayed.
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Burke The T.C. Williams girls' basketball program reached the Patriot District championship game in 2011 and 2012, only to fall short each year against West Springfield.
This season, the Titans finally solved the Spartans, beating West Springfield twice during the regular season. However, TC lost twice to Lake Braddock and ended up sliding to the No. 3 seed in the district tournament.
On Feb. 13, TC finally figured out Lake Braddock, beating the Bruins in the semifinals. Two days later, all that stood between the Titans and their first district title since 2009 was the Woodson Cavaliers — and TC played like a team ready to seize its opportunity.
T.C. Williams defeated Woodson 58-35 to win the Patriot District championship on Feb. 15 at Lake Braddock Secondary School. The Titans outscored the Cavaliers 19-2 in the second quarter en route to a 22-point halftime lead. TC led by at least 12 for the remainder of the contest, ending West Springfield's three-year run atop the district.
"It's about time," TC junior Angie Schedler said.
Senior guard Christian Roberts spent four seasons on the TC varsity and said coming up short in the past made Friday's victory that much sweeter.
"We tried so hard [for] four years — we haven't won it since 2009," Roberts said, "so to win it my senior year is a great experience for me and my team because we worked hard to get here."
"It's about time."
— T.C. Williams junior Angie Schedler
One of the Titans' biggest concerns was Woodson guard Keara Finnerty. The senior scored 40 points and made 8 of 11 3-point attempts during a victory against West Springfield in the semifinals on Feb. 13. Schedler matched up against Finnerty and helped limit the sharpshooter to 10 points and just two field goals.
"After Finnerty's performance [against West Springfield] and playing her before, we know what type of player she is," TC head coach Kesha Walton said. "Our goal was for Angie not to even let her breathe, not even let her touch the ball at all. She did a phenomenal job."
Schedler's success wasn't limited to the defensive end. She also scored 14 points, all in the first half, including four 3-pointers. Schedler's second shot from behind the arc gave the Titans a 15-10 lead at the end of the first quarter.
TC led 34-12 at halftime, but Woodson started to chip away and eventually pulled within 12 when Anna Walker converted a three-point play with less than a second remaining in the third quarter, cutting the Titans' lead to 41-29. But the Cavaliers would get no closer as sophomore guard Rejoice Spivey led TC to victory. Spivey finished with a game-high 29 points, including 13 in the fourth quarter.
"They went on their run, [so] we just had to go on a run ourselves," Spivey said. "We had to focus and get back to what we were doing in the first half and we did that."
Spivey was named tournament MVP. According to stats from the Washington Post's Web site, Spivey scored 30 points against Lake Braddock in the semifinals on Feb. 13 and 13 against West Potomac in the quarterfinals on Feb. 12.
"She played amazing," Walton said. "She got after it, she really wanted it bad, you could tell. She's very aggressive; she basically [grew] into our leader, getting us through the tournament."
Roberts scored seven points for TC. Grace Patterson finished with four points and Baylee Simpson and Megan Laychak each had two.
"I feel so happy," Simpson said. "I want to cry, but the tears, they can't come out."
Roberts and Simpson were named to the all-tournament team, along with Finnerty, Woodson's Madeline Nguyen, West Springfield's Amy Berglund and Lake Braddock's Natalie Butler.
TC followed the district title by beating Washington-Lee, the No. 4 seed from the National District, in the Northern Region tournament on Feb. 18. The Titans' season came to an end with a loss to Oakton (C2) in the regional quarterfinals on Feb. 19.


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A couple of crashes of GNOME shell, including yesterday stealing my keyboard focus and refusing to let it have me back, and then the mouse not working for a while … Together with the shell just generally driving me nuts, was enough to type "installing mate on ubuntu" into google.
At least this is sort of GNOME, so I don't feel like a "traitor to the cause." I do like one feature of gnome-shell and that's the window stacking if you press it against the sides, so I can have two side by side windows easily. On the other hand, I have multiple desktops on my second monitor now. Yay! It feels good to be back in saner and less-flashy times.


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International reggae icon, Buju Banton (aka Mark Myrie), is scheduled to appear at a hearing in Tampa federal court this Wednesday, June 26, 2013. The GRAMMY-winning artist, who was convicted on trumped up drug and gun charges two years ago, could find out once and for all if Judge James S. Moody, Jr. will grant his request for a new trial based on juror misconduct. Judge Moody called the hearing to address the issue of seemingly rogue juror, Terri Wright, whose ensuing antics have caused multiple delays in this curiously enduring case.
- October 11, 2012 — Wright, an African American woman who served as jury foreperson during Banton's second trial in 2011, is featured in a New Times article, where she openly admits to conducting research during the trial — even though the judge had explicitly ordered jurors not to. "I would get in the car, just write my notes down so I could remember, and I would come home and do the research," Wright was quoted as saying.
- October 26, 2012 — Banton's newly appointed legal team, led by esteemed Civil Rights attorney and Jackson, Mississippi Mayor, Chokwe Lumumba, files a motion for a new trial based on juror misconduct.
- November 23, 2012 — Judge Moody calls an evidentiary hearing for December 20th, with Wright and three additional former jurors (Frank Arnone, Janice Benoit, Steven Boyce).
- December 20, 2012 — At the hearing, Wright tries to distance herself from her statements in the paper saying the writer, Chris Sweeney, misquoted her and that she actually did the research after the trial was over. But Sweeney is in the courtroom and has a copy of the original recording with him. The tape is played and proves Sweeney's reporting to be legit. Moody questions the other jurors and discovers more potential misconduct. Benoit testifies that she overheard a white female juror say that she did research during the trial (Wright is black).
- January 4, 2013 — Judge Moody widens his probe into juror misconduct and orders that a U.S. Marshal seize Wright's home computers. A few days later he rescinds that order after Banton prosecutor, James Preston, Jr., raises "privacy and due process" concerns on behalf of Wright. Instead, Moody instructs Wright to bring her hard drive to a hearing in February and suggests she hire an attorney to represent her interests. Moody also subpoenas the remaining eight jurors.
- February 19, 2013 — Instead of cooperating with Judge Moody's request, Wright's new attorney, Lori Palmieri, a former state prosecutor, objects to Wright's hard drive being searched at all, saying there is no evidence that Wright violated Moody's instructions. Judge Moody maintains that the computer hard drive must be turned over but says he will also issue an order prohibiting the expert from releasing to attorneys any information unrelated to the allegation that the juror conducted Internet research about Banton's case during the trial. The other jurors called to the hearing give conflicting information but one person confirms that Wright's alleged violation was actually discussed in the jury room.
- March 1, 2013 — Judge Moody issues an order that computer forensics expert, Larry Daniel, can examine Wright's hard drive activity from the period of Feb 14, 2011 to March 11, 2011 and look for footprints of the following 21 search terms: Pinkerton. Doctrine. Mark. Anthony. Myrie. Buju. Banton. Music. Reggae. Gun. Charge. Guilt. Verdict. Mistrial. Conspiracy. Cocaine. Narcotic. Drug. Possession. Hung. Jury.
- March 28, 2013 — The computer forensics expert releases his report. While he has found a trail of 1.6 million internet history records none pertain to the timeframe under scrutiny. He also reveals that "The hard drive delivered to me for foresnsic imaging was a full size hard drive from a desktop or tower computer."
- March 31, 2013 — Team Buju immediately springs into action— filing a motion contending that Wright defied Court orders and turned over the wrong hard drive! The lawyers point to a March 26 article in the Tampa Bay Times , which quotes Wright's attorney, Lori Palmieri, as saying her client only had one computer. "It was a laptop and she brought it, end of story…" Palmieri had told the paper.
- April 4, 2013 — Buju Banton's attorney, Chokwe Lumumba, conducts an exclusive interview with the Jamaica Observer newspaper and unceremoniously slams the Terri Wright Sideshow: "Her attorney stated in court that she surrendered the hard drive of a laptop computer. She said she did research on the case three weeks after the trial. The expert found no evidence that she did any research at all on that hard drive and found that it was not the hard drive of a laptop but the hard drive of a desktop. We are of the firm opinion that she did not submit the hard drive for a laptop computer," Lumumba told the Observer. He also pointed to other inconsistencies in Wright's statements during jury selection for the trial. "It was also revealed that she had served on seven juries, but she said she only served on one jury in a civil matter. She is a seasoned juror. If his lawyer (who was then David Markus) had known that, she would have been rejected. She changed the syntax of her statement because at first she said she served on juries then changed and said jury. It was very misleading," said the lawyer.
- April 16, 2013 — Judge Moody issues an order for a third hearing on June 26th to question juror Terri Wright about the findings in the forensic expert's report. The Court may also question Wright about the other issues raised in Defendant's Motions For A New Trial. Buju is also expected to be in attendance.
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This cause comes before the Court on Defendant Mark Myrie's Second Motion for New Trial [Dkt. 403] and Defendant's Amended Motion for Order finding Jury Misconduct and the granting of a New Trial [Dkt. 451]. An EVIDENTIARY HEARING is hereby scheduled on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 2013, at 9:00 A.M. in Courtroom 13A at the U. S. Sam Gibbons Courthouse, 801 North Florida Avenue, Courtroom #13A, Tampa, Florida 33602. (Time reserved: One Hour)
The purpose for this hearing is to question juror Terri Wright about the expert report prepared by Larry E. Daniel. The Court may question Terri Wright about other issues raised in Defendant's Motions for New Trial. The Court will subpoena juror Terri Wright to testify at the hearing. Terri Wright will be notified in the subpoena of her right to counsel and will be requested to produce any and all information, whether written or electronic, that was obtained in relation to the trial, parties, attorneys, or witnesses, prior to the discharge of the jury. The U.S. Marshal's Office is directed to serve the subpoena on Terri Wright. Defendant Mark Myrie, who is detained, shall be produced for the hearing.
DONE and ORDERED in Tampa, Florida on April 16, 2013.


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OK, we know the golf world's full of old timers. But we didn't realize some of them still had views straight out of the 1950s.
Unfortunately, Tiger Woods knows that all too well.
Two days after the golf superstar's rival Sergio Garcia apologized for using a racist caricature in reference to Woods, the head of the European golf tour is now offering up a mea culpa of his own for using the word "colored" in a TV interview about the golfers' feud.
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NEWS: Tiger Woods calls Sergio Garcia's "Fried Chicken" joke "Inappropriate." Rival apologizes
Per the UK's Telegraph, George O'Grady, the CEO of the European Tour, stumbled into his own race controversy when he remarked during a live chat with Sky Sports that "most of Sergio's friends happen to be colored athletes in the United States."
"I deeply regret using an inappropriate word in a live interview for Sky Sports, for which I unreservedly apologize," O'Grady was later quoted as saying.
Perhaps it's not too surprising the 64-year-old executive used the racially charged term, especially considering he was speaking in defense of his organization's decision not to discipline Garcia for making what was ostensibly a racist joke.
PHOTO: Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn take his kids to school
When asked at the European Tour Awards on Tuesday night whether he'd extend an olive branch and have Tiger over for dinner, the Spaniard quipped he'd have him "'round every night" and he'd serve him "fried chicken."
So far, no word what Tiger has to say about O'Grady's gaffe. Woods' twitter page has remained mum on the subject and his rep was unavailable for comment.
However, Woods did tweet his desire to move on from the verbal sparring he and Garcia have been engaging in after calling the "fried chicken" comment "wrong, hurtful and clearly inappropriate."
NEWS: Lindsey Vonn supports Tiger Woods at Vegas poker tournament
"I'm confident that there is real regret that the remark was made," the sports icon said, adding: "The Players ended nearly two weeks ago and it's long past time to move on and talk about golf."
We're guessing Tiger probably feels the same way about the latest flap.
And for his part, Garcia told reporters on the golf course on Thursday after finishing his round that he thought O'Grady's comments were "unfortunate."


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This week, Lisa and Maria responding to a topic posted in Plurk by Beth Knittle - the purpose of education. Beth also posted a blog entry as well. Another blog post worth reading is from David Warlick, writtern in Jan. 2009. As always, we had a good conversation in the stream and the chat room.


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SANFORD, Fla. -- Thousands streamed into Fort Mellon Park, hard against the south shore of Lake Monroe, on that night in March 2012.
An unarmed African-American teenager in a "hoodie" sweatshirt had been killed the month before in this central Florida city, but the agitated crowd felt echoes of another era. "Trayvon Martin is Emmett Till!" the radio commentator, Mark Thompson, declared, evoking the name of an African-American teen murdered in 1950s Mississippi after being accused of flirting with a white woman. "This is racism perpetrated by violence."
An uncomfortable national conversation about race and justice had been touched off -- in Sanford, at a "Million Hoodie March" in New York and when President Obama called for "soul-searching" and said if he had a son "he'd look like Trayvon."
Yet, 16 months later, this case that was so entwined with race has produced a murder trial in which race is a subtext rather than a central theme.
Prosecutors have portrayed George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch enthusiast who shot the 17-year-old Martin, as being many things: profane, mendacious, overzealous, violent. But they haven't called Zimmerman, who was 28 at the time of the shooting and is claiming self-defense, a racist. Instead of becoming a meditation on race, the trial is more a police procedural, a saga of guns and vigilantism, a glimpse of civic rage and frustration.
Some here had hoped for more from this trial, which entered its seventh day of testimony on Tuesday with prosecutors still calling witnesses who they hope will help convict Zimmerman of second-degree murder. They had envisioned a trial filled with testimony that more overtly deepened our collective understanding of race in America or placed the crime more squarely in a racial paradigm. "It makes you feel kind of angry and kind of bad that race is not a part of this," said the Rev. Harrold Daniels, who has been attending the trial as part of a bi-racial group of Sanford pastors. "It's a missed opportunity."
The almost complete absence of race from the proceedings stems from practical and legal considerations. Attorneys for Martin's family explored the possibility of pressing for a hate crime charge against Zimmerman, Daryl Parks, who represents Martin's parents, said in an interview. But they kept coming up empty.
"There was not enough evidence to say that [Zimmerman] made this decision based on race," Parks said. "On the facts of this case, you can't say it was based on race . . . We strategically don't want it to be about race . . . It wouldn't be wise to portray him as a racist."
The role of race was limited by Debra Nelson, the circuit court judge overseeing the case, which is playing out before a jammed courtroom filled with spectators who line up each morning for seats. Nelson ruled that prosecutors could not say Zimmerman "racially profiled" Martin. Instead, she said, they could only say he was "profiled."
"That is not a racially charged term unless it's made so, and we do not intend to make it a racially charged term," prosecutor John Guy told Nelson, noting that a person could be profiled for many other reasons. "We don't intend to say that he was solely profiled because of race."
Guy's assurances were of little comfort to the defense, which argued that jurors would automatically think of race when they heard the word profiling, in much the same way they might instinctively link peanut butter and jelly.
"I am very concerned that we are going to infect the jury, potentially, with a racial component that is not going to show up in the facts," defense attorney Mark O'Mara argued, to no avail.
The Martin family participated in rallies and did not dispute the claims of some speakers that the case -- particularly the initial decision of authorities not to charge Zimmerman_ was tinged by racism. Parks said that the rallies were "emotional" affairs, and that the family and its attorneys were desperate to find any way to get Zimmerman arrested. Now that he's been charged, Parks said, they're comfortable with race not taking center stage at the trial. "When race gets injected into a case, you don't get a pure verdict," Parks said. "You don't want a case decided because of some kind of bias."
Paradoxically, the defense -- which sought to block anything hinting of racial profiling before the trial began -- has seemed the more eager of the two sides to draw attention to race. But they've done so by attempting to paint the victim, rather than the accused, as a person who harbored disparaging racial views.
Defense attorney Don West seized on the testimony of Rachel Jeantel, a Miami high-schooler who was on the phone with Martin in the moments before Zimmerman shot him in the heart. Jeantel, an African-American of Haitian descent, said that Martin told her a "creepy-ass cracker" was following him.
"You don't think creepy-ass cracker is a racial comment?" West said during a tense cross-examination. "No," she replied.
"You don't think calling someone a creepy-ass cracker is offensive?" West shot back. She said, "No," again.
West also pressed Jeantel about previous comments she'd made suggesting that race had something to do with the shooting. She responded that she felt that way because Martin was being followed.
Prosecutors, while not emphasizing race, have nonetheless introduced some evidence that could be viewed through a racial lens. In particular, they beat back defense attempts to block them from playing calls to police that Zimmerman had made over the years. In several of those calls, Zimmerman is reporting his suspicions about African-Americans he spots in his community, but he does not use pejoratives.
Jurors also heard a call to a non-emergency police number that Zimmerman placed on the night he shot Martin. In that call, Zimmerman does not mention race, but he uses a curse word to describe suspects and says, "They always get away."
The testimony in the case is unfurling in a courtroom where almost none of the key players are African American. The judge is white. None of the lead attorneys is African American. And the jury and alternate pool is composed of eight whites and one Hispanic. Even the audience is decidedly non-African American. On a recent day of testimony, only three of 24 audience members were African Americans.
"The guys in the hood -- in the ghetto -- they come up and tell me they don't want to come down here," said H. Alexander Duncan, a local African-American civic leader who has been attending the trial as a spectator. "They don't want to become targets."
Daniels, the African-American pastor, has detected a similar sense of discomfort in the community. "You feel everybody's watching each other," Daniels said. He's thought about what might happen if Zimmerman is acquitted, how the community might react. And it worries him.
"They're going to be angry. They're going to be disappointed. They wouldn't be surprised," Daniels said. "They feel, 'Oh, he's going to get off.' They'll take it as another slap against civil rights." But he doesn't believe the African-American community would be so angry, he says, that they'd "burn the community down."
Daniels would rather that everyone came away from the case with the sentiments expressed in a story he likes to tell his flock. It's about some people who see someone come around a corner. They say, "There's a white man." When another person walks past, they say, "There's a black man." When God sees the same people turning the corner, Daniels says, he only remarks: "There's a man."


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By Nathan Collier
Every super hero has an arch nemesis. For a lot of Threat Researchers, including myself, Rogue Security Products, or better known as FakeAV, is theirs. Back in the day when I was primarily a PC malware fighter, FakeAV was a prevalent threat that was always coming up with new ways to infect users nearly every other day. I knew it was only a matter of time that the same malware authors would turn mobile. I am afraid those days are upon us. How could I ever forget such an identifiable logo:
"Android Security Suite Premium"… yeah, right! This spy which is being called Android.FakeSecSuit retrieves incoming sms messages, extracts the phone number and message, and then sends the stolen info off:
As you can see in the GET command from the PCAP, highlighted in blue is the phone number and message I sent to my test phone now being sent off to a site.
Now that the developers of the popular FakeAV malware have entered into the mobile world expect to to see a lot more variations of this… and if they follow the same pattern as they did in the PC world, I mean A LOT! We are seeing it in Torrents and/or alternative markets. Remember, when downloading Android apps choose them wisely and download from a trusted source. Check reviews, research the developer and verify permissions requested before downloading. And of course, scan with Webroot SecureAnywhere Mobile.


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Moments ago we saw the following amusing headline crossing the BBG:
It's amusing because these are the same teachers who were demanding, and received, higher pay - 17% higher over four years in fact - following a several day strike. It is even more amusing considering that in a fiscal year in which we saw QE2, Operation Twist 1 and 2, and LTRO 1 and 2, the nation's largest pension fund, Calpers, managed to eek out a measly 1% gain (and this is including the end of June surge following the then announced European bailout which turned out to be yet another dud). It is, however sadly, most amusing, because it may be a harbinger of something truly sad: the advent of the "PIIG bailout" to America, when a US state demands a Federal bailout. We have seen how eager Europe has been to bailout its insolvent nations. We are next about to see just how "united" the US is when its own solidarity is tested as state after state repeat the European bailout experience. But hey: at least we have the dollar so all should be well.
From the WSJ:
Now that Chicago's children have returned to not learning in school, we can all move on to the next crisis in Illinois public finance: unfunded public pensions. Readers who live in the other 49 states will be pleased to learn that Governor Pat Quinn's 2012 budget proposal already floated the idea of a federal guarantee of its pension debt. Think Germany and eurobonds for Greece, Italy and Spain.
Thank you for sharing, Governor.
Illinois now has some $8 billion in current debts outstanding and taxpayers are on the hook for more than $200 billion in unfunded retirement costs for government workers. By some estimates, the system could be the first in the nation to go broke, as early as 2018.
For years, states have engaged in elaborate accounting tricks to improve appearances, including using an unrealistically high 8% "discount" rate to account for future liabilities. To make that fairy tale come true, state pension funds would have to average returns of 8% a year, which even the toothless Government Accounting Standards Board and Moody's have said are unrealistic.
The city is already facing upwards of a $1 billion deficit next year with hundreds of millions of dollars in annual pension costs for retired teachers coming due. But despite the fiscal imperatives, the negotiation didn't even discuss pensions. The final deal gave unions a more than 17% raise over four years, while they keep benefits and pensions that workers in the wealth-creating private economy can only imagine.
As a political matter, public unions are pursuing a version of the GM strategy: Never make a concession at the state level, figuring that if things get really bad the federal government will have no political choice but to bail out the pensions if not the entire state. Mr. Quinn made that official by pointing out in his budget proposal that "significant long-term improvements" in the state pension debt will come from "seeking a federal guarantee of the debt."
So when the time comes to bail out Chicago we can just tell America's insolvent state(s), who will soon pursue the MAD strategy of Europe's PIIGS, to demand a bailout with the ECB. We are confident the ECB will be more than happy to comply: after all quite soon Mario Draghi will realize that his goal should be to push the EUR down not up, and taking on more and more bailouts and money printing is precisely what he should be doing to once again retake the lead in the global FX race to debase.
After all, as it was already made clear earlier, Obama's promise in exchange for European votes, is to bail out Europe. It is only fair that Europe reciprocate after the election.
Quid pro quo.
And now: the End of the Beniverse


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The latest development in the gold bubble saga, and one which will likely cause the precious metal's price to spike even higher, comes from the tiny island of Mauritius which according to Dow Jones has purchased 2 metric tons of Gold from the IMF for $71.7 million. The price works out to approximately $1,115 per ounce. More as we get it. (and yes, this is a picture of Mauritius not some CNBC anchor hangout).
Some more from Dow Jones:
The International Monetary Fund announced Monday it has sold two tons of gold to the central bank of the Indian Ocean island of Mauritius for nearly $72 million.
The sale came as gold prices surged Monday to an all-time high of $1,136.72 per ounce.
The sale to Mauritius "was conducted on the basis of market prices prevailing on November 11, 2009 with proceeds equivalent to U.S. 71.7 million dollars," the IMF said in a statement.
It was the second such sale by the fund since September, when its executive board authorized the sale of 403.3 tons of gold from its holdings to bolster its finances amid the global economic crisis.
On Nov. 2 it sold 200 tons of gold to the central bank of India for $6.7 billion.
The IMF said it would sell gold directly to central banks and other official holders for an initial period before selling the remaining amount on the open markets "in a phased manner over time."
The Washington-based IMF, which currently holds just over 3,000 tons of gold, is the third-largest official holder of the precious metal after the U.S. and Germany


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Embroidery Hoop Name Art {In Less Than 60 Minutes}
March 12, 2012
42 comments:
- Crafty Texas Girl said...
I am so impressed! I love handmade gifts :) Your embroidery is beautiful, thanks for sharing on "Cowgirl Up!"
:) Samantha @ Crafty Texas Girls
- March 13, 2012 at 6:12 AM
- Amanda said...
The spacing is perfect!
- March 13, 2012 at 6:30 AM
- Little Becky Homecky said...
This is amazing! I would love to be able to do this! Very inspirational!
Katie @ Little Becky Homecky
- March 13, 2012 at 10:23 AM
- Kelly said...
Just popped over from Not Just a Housewife link party. This is such a simple and sweet project, totally love it! Following along via GFC and Linky.
Happy Tuesday!
Kelly @ herringbone lane
- March 13, 2012 at 10:41 AM
- Kim said...
Super, super cute! The stitching reminds me of how they personalize Mickey Mouse ears at Disneyland. So nostalgic! I can't wait to try something similar for my little Katie! Thanks for posting! (Pinned!)
- March 14, 2012 at 3:40 PM
- Amanda @ The Little Giggler said...
That's so adorable! And it looks perfect! I've been wanting to try needlepoint too. You've totally inspired me! I'm a new follower. :)
- March 14, 2012 at 10:10 PM
- Lish @ Imprintalish said...
This is beautiful!!! So simple yet so elegant! I've included this in my 'Things I love' post today!!
- March 15, 2012 at 4:04 AM
- Simply Tasheena said...
Awesome job!
Mrs. Delightful
- March 15, 2012 at 6:17 AM
- {northern cottage} said...
LOVE this idea for an extra baby shower gift add on! totally gonna do this - thank you!
- March 15, 2012 at 9:10 AM
- Janel from NellieBellie said...
so so pretty! You did a great job. and you have some skills with your little finger...you do! Thanks for linking up to the Stinky Linky Party!
- March 15, 2012 at 6:32 PM
- Unknown said...
Beautiful! I love it. I also love how the two names are in different font styles. I would love it if you would share at my Monday link party (still going on now).
- March 15, 2012 at 6:45 PM
- Unknown said...
Awwww...It's so super sweet. Love that hand stitching <3 <3 Thanks so much for linking up to the "Spring Fling" party over at I Gotta Create!
- March 15, 2012 at 7:34 PM
- Jaime Lyn said...
Okay this is SO cool and clever I have LOVE it!!!! I would SOOO love for you to come over to my place and link up!!! :o)
Jaime from Crafty Scrappy Happy
- March 15, 2012 at 10:20 PM
- Live Laugh Rowe said...
I love how sweet this looks. Thanks so much for sharing at my linky party :).
- March 15, 2012 at 10:48 PM
- Live Laugh Rowe said...
...and apparently I can't spell my own name :)
- March 15, 2012 at 10:49 PM
- Jennifer said...
This is so cute! I think I may need to pick up needlepoint as well! I featured you today in my Friday I'm In Love favorites!
- Jenn @ Social Salutations
- March 16, 2012 at 4:46 AM
That is really adorable!
-Hope : )
- March 16, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Domestic Mama said...
love this - so pretty. Great job ! You changed your blog and picture - very nice ! Have a great weekend :)
- March 16, 2012 at 1:36 PM
- Lori said...
So cute! This is my first time stopping by. Definitely a great site!
- March 16, 2012 at 2:20 PM
- Unknown said...
This is beyond cute! What a beautiful gift it will make!! Thanks for sharing. I found you via 30 days.
- March 16, 2012 at 3:06 PM
- Brynn Marie said...
This is so adorable...I wish I had your freehand skills...seriously amazing!!
- March 16, 2012 at 6:57 PM
- Our Pinteresting Family said...
So adorable! I'm here from the link party at A Little Inspiration. I'm your newest follower. Megan
- March 16, 2012 at 7:12 PM
- kraftykash said...
I love these colors!
- March 17, 2012 at 10:59 AM
- Taylor @ Pink Heels Pink Truck said...
This is absolutely beautiful! And I love that you freehanded it! Truly handmade! :)
I hope you'll share this with my "Unveil Your Genius" Link Party!
Happy Weekend!
- March 17, 2012 at 1:24 PM
- Pendants Etcetera said...
it looks so cute! I usually don't freehand my embroidery, I just end up with creator's block when I try to do that.
- March 17, 2012 at 10:16 PM
- Karen said...
Hi Jennifer, thanks for visiting. Love your project. It's so adorable. I'm following you too!
- March 18, 2012 at 9:01 AM
- Tisha said...
Hi from your newest follower I'm visiting from the Grow Your Blog Hop and I would love to have you come check me out. http://craftchickie.blogspot.com/
- March 18, 2012 at 4:07 PM
- Kelsey said...
Very cute! I love the colors! Thanks for following me over at Embracing Messy! So happy to have you :)
- March 19, 2012 at 11:02 AM
- Stacey said...
THis is simply adorable! I can't believe you did that free hand! So stinkin' cute!
Thanks for linking up - please come back this Thursday as well! I would love to see you again!
Stacey of Embracing Change
- March 19, 2012 at 11:07 AM
- Lolly Jane said...
Ohmygosh this is TOO cute! Thanks for stopping by from Its Overflowing. Your blog is darling...this project is adorable!! Pinning (:
- March 19, 2012 at 6:15 PM
- Stacey said...
Featured your adorable project today - hop over to se and grab a button while you are there! Would love to have you back this week to link up again!
Stacey of Embracing Change
- March 20, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Jennifer @ Delightfully Noted said...
I am amazed at how well you free hand embroidered this! I have always wanted to give it a stab because I love the new modern looks you can create with it (nothing like your grandma's embroidered hoops haha!) Fab job! Great colors you went with too!
- March 20, 2012 at 9:35 AM
- Unknown said...
LOVE it! I just might give it a go for my sister in law who's baby shower is coming up. If only they can decide on a name before the shower...
I'd love for you to link up and share: http://tutusandteaparties.blogspot.com/search/label/Link%20Party
- March 21, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- Six Sisters said...
This is so cute!! Lovin this idea! Thanks for coming to our "Strut Your Stuff Saturday." We hope you'll be back next week! -The Sisters
- March 21, 2012 at 7:07 PM
- Unknown said...
I love how cute and simple this is! I would love for you to share at my Blog Stalking Thursday Link Party!
- March 22, 2012 at 8:20 AM
- Unknown said...
I adore this so much!! It's perfect! Thanks for linking up last week. I'm featuring this today!! :)
- March 23, 2012 at 4:32 AM
- kim west said...
I featured this today! it's fantastic! http://www.kimboscrafts.blogspot.com/2012/04/shout-outs.html
- April 1, 2012 at 9:53 AM
- Beth @ Through the Eyes of the Mrs. said...
This is beautifully done and would make any little girls room special. Love the colors you decided on. xoxo
- May 2, 2012 at 3:38 PM
- Kimberly T. said...
Wow, I can't believe you did it all without even tracing it on first. That makes me shudder, I just can't do things like that. lol It turned out beautifully!
- May 2, 2012 at 6:44 PM
- Unknown said...
Wow, that looks so sweet and just right for a little girl's room! I can't believe you freehanded that...mine would look like a hot mess! Lol. Thanks for entering One Crafty Contest; good luck!
- May 3, 2012 at 6:23 AM
- Amy of While Wearing Heels said...
You did an unbelievably amazing job. The details are pure perfection. I can't believe you did that all without tracing anything out. I just voted for this on one crafty contest. I did something similar, that I posted about today, using an old baby blanket and embroidery.
- May 14, 2012 at 6:52 AM
- garagesalesrus said...
So dang cute! I am visiting from the One Artsy Mama Craft Contest and wanted to drop by and say hi. I am a new follower! Hope you will stop by http://www.garagesalesrus.blogspot.com/ and do the same.
- May 14, 2012 at 9:24 PM


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Walsall have completed the loan signing of highly-rated Wolves goalkeeper Aaron McCarey.
The Republic of Ireland Under-19 stopper has been at Molineux since November 2009, joining the club on a permanent basis in January 2010 from Monaghan United in Ireland. Impressing for the Wolves reserves and during a loan spell with AFC Telford, he is now looking to make the next step and prove his ability at League One level.
Saddlers manager Dean Smith told the club's official website: "Aaron is a talented young lad who will come here and compete for a place. We've watched him a few times and have noted his progression. I feel that he will come here and strengthen us in what is an important position."
McCarey has signed for Walsall for an initial month and subject to the necessary clearance being received, he will be available to make his debut for the club at Crawley Town on Saturday.


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Jay L. Heller, CPA/PFS
Jay Heller, founder and CEO of HJ Wealth Management LLC, is co-author of The Progression of Wealth®, a book written, to help people plan for lifes financial events through retirement.
Jay began his career as a Certified Public Accountant advising individuals and business owners in all aspects of their financial life. In 2001, he became a Personal Financial Specialist (PFS), a designation available only to CPAs meeting specific requirements and passing exams authorized by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Only about 7,000 of the nation's 400,000 CPAs have met the requirements.
Jay also holds FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) Series 6, 7, 63 and 65 licenses. Jay is a graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with a Bachelors Degree of Business Administration in Accounting. In 2005, Jay completed The Institute For Private Investors' Private Wealth Management Program at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.
Jay, who has 35 years of experience as a financial advisor, is a sought-after speaker at seminars for financial professionals. Jay is often quoted media outlets including Kiplinger's Personal Finance, MarketWatch.com, and CNNas well as in industry publications such as Accounting Today, CPA Wealth Provider, andInvestment News.
Professional Certifications and Organizations
- Licensed to practice as a CPA in Pennsylvania and Florida
- Personal Financial Specialist (PFS)
- Member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Member of Pennsylvania Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Member of Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants
- Member of Financial Planning Association
- Member of Philadelphia Estate Planning Council
Leadership Background (Past & Present)
- Board of Directors - Variety Club Camp and Developmental Center
- Young Entrepreneurs Organization President and Board of Directors
- World Entrepreneurs Organization Board of Directors
- Pennsylvania Institute of CPAs Committee Chair
- Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Committee Chair
- Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce Committee Chair
- Board Member and Committee Chair of other Various Organizations


text: So Paul took his stand in the open space at the Areopagus and laid it out for them: "I'm here to introduce you to this God.... He doesn't play hide-and-seek with us. He's not remote; he's near. We live and move in him, can't get away from him!" ~Acts 17


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Miss Lee, Run Me Off Another Copy of That "Disappointed in the Ruling" Form
Here's yet another patent ruling for Samsung to be "disappointed" with.
A U.K. court on Thursday sided with Apple in a patent infringement suit brought against it by Samsung, dropping the hammer on the South Korean company's effort to bust the iPhone maker for infringement.
At issue in this case were a trio of standards-essential patents (SEPs) covering the transmission of data over 3G networks. Samsung had asserted them against Apple in the U.K. — and elsewhere — in the hope of squeezing it for royalties on the company's 3G-capable devices. But Judge Christopher Floyd rebuffed Samsung's claims, ruling all three patents-in-suit invalid.
Floyd's ruling further undermines Samsung's already dubiously shaky campaign to assert its standards-essential IP against Apple in the pair's endlessly metastasizing legal battle. To date, Apple has prevailed against about two dozen of the SEPs with which Samsung has attacked it.
Samsung, as I noted above, was dismayed by Floyd's decision and rolled out what has become an old chestnut of a statement for times like this: "We are disappointed by the court's decision. Upon a thorough review of the judgment, we will decide whether to file an appeal."


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Being one of the dreaded gnu atheists, accomodationists make my teeth itch. Mind you, I believe there's a place for all kinds of atheism: the soft and fuzzy kind believers can snuggle up to has its uses, just as does the hard and sleek kind that shows no mercy to belief (but don't mistake that for lack of compassion for believers!). No movement does its best without diversity. But the accomodationists who seem to think that criticism of religion is right out of bounds and turn on any atheist who isn't afraid to call silly buggers on silly beliefs – ugh. Don't put me in a room with one, please. If I find myself alone with someone like, oh, say, Chris Stedman, I may find myself saying something Not Nice.
Then again, I have many elegant and eloquent Victorian-age atheists, agnostics and freethinkers to turn to now. Perhaps I'll just pull up a quote in the Kindle and hand it to them. The freethinkers who came before dealt with this crap. They dealt with the believers whining, "But you never talk about the good things about my ridiculous beliefs!" and they dealt with people telling them to STFU. They got accused of all the sorts of things we do. And they weren't at a loss for words.
Some of their words were Not Nice according to some tastes. But they said Not Nice things in lovely language, and I think those things are Very Nice indeed. Take, for instance, this section in M.M. Mangasarian's The Truth About Jesus: Is He a Myth? He's speaking mostly to believers, but many of these words work for the soft-on-religion-hard-on-freethinkers kind of accommodationist as well.
People say to me, sometimes, "Why do you not confine yourself to moral and religious exhortation, such as, 'Be kind, do good, love one another, etc.'?" But there is more of a moral tonic in the open and candid discussion of a subject like the one in hand, than in a multitude of platitudes. We feel our moral fiber stiffen into force and purpose under the inspiration of a peril dared for the advancement of truth.
"Tell us what you believe," is one of the requests frequently addressed to me. I never deliver a lecture in which I do not, either directly or indirectly, give full and free expression to my faith in everything that is worthy of faith. If I do not believe in dogma, it is because I believe in freedom. If I do not believe in one inspired book, it is because I believe that all truth and only truth is inspired. If I do not ask the gods to help us, it is because I believe in human help, so much more real than supernatural help. If I do not believe in standing still, it is because I believe in progress. If I am not attracted by the vision of a distant heaven, it is because I believe in human happiness, now and here. If I do not say "Lord, Lord!" to Jesus, it is because I bow my head to a greater Power than Jesus, to a more efficient Savior than he has ever been—Science!
"Oh, he tears down, but does not build up," is another criticism about my work. It is not true. No preacher or priest is more constructive. To build up their churches and maintain their creeds the priests pulled down and destroyed the magnificent civilization of Greece and Rome, plunging Europe into the dark and sterile ages which lasted over a thousand years. When Galileo waved his hands for joy because he believed he had enriched humanity with a new truth and extended the sphere of knowledge, what did the church do to him? It conspired to destroy him. It shut him up in a dungeon! Clapping truth into jail; gagging the mouth of the student—is that building up or tearing down? When Bruno lighted a new torch to increase the light of the world, what was his reward? The stake! During all the ages that the church had the power to police the world, every time a thinker raised his head he was clubbed to death. Do you think it is kind of us—does it square with our sense of justice to call the priest constructive, and the scientists and philosophers who have helped people to their feet—helped them to self-government in politics, and to self-help in life,—destructive? Count your rights—political, religious, social, intellectual—and tell me which of them was conquered for you by the priest.


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Depending on which subscription you choose, the cost (without discounts) ranges from about $5 to $25 per month. In other words, going without one takeaway coffee per month would save you almost enough to pay for an Australia/NZ subscription. Most people reading this blog probably have British ancestry, and for you the Britain & Australia/NZ subscription may be better value. I chose a world subscription because some branches of my family were in Ireland and Canada.
Not sure whether they have records that will be useful to you? Have a look at the full list (worldwide). More datasets are added each month. Note the inclusion of the British Newspaper Archive and various other digitised newspapers.
If you are thinking about getting a FindMyPast subscription (or if you already have one), see my tips on using FindMyPast for genealogy.
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This version includes important updates to clarify the differing views of a neighborhood in Queens with a growing Asian population — Editor.
NEW YORK — For the many civic groups observing the decennial redrawing of City Council district lines, it has been an imperfect and sometimes frustrating endeavor.
Alleged back-room political deals. Incumbents who seem to have an oversized voice in the process. Murky decision-making by a supposedly independent commission.
Now, after three rounds of sometimes raucous public hearings, the redistricting process is near its bitter end.
The 15-member District Commission, tasked with redrawing the lines to reflect demographic changes in the city, released what is likely to be the final version of the district lines on Monday. They are expected to vote on them today.
If the Council approves the lines — and it is unlikely that they will reject them given the election calendar — they will become finalized for the next decade, angering minority and neighborhood advocacy organizations who realized that a bevy of their proposals would not be incorporated into the commission's map.
For James Hong, a spokesman for the Asian American Community Coalition on Redistricting and Democracy, it was an expected yet agonizing outcome.
"Overall, the changes made to the map neither reflect the current population size nor the growth of the Asian-American community in the past 10 years," Hong said.
ACCORD, a coalition of 14 Asian civic groups, grew increasingly agitated at each public hearing as it became clear the commission was going to divide a neighborhood with a growing Asian population from Councilman Dan Halloran's district. That neighborhood, referred to as being a larger part of Bayside by ACCORD and by others as Oakland Gardens, has its own separate zip code.
The coalition argued, ultimately fruitlessly, that the southern portion of Bayside/Oakland Gardens should be naturally added to Halloran's district. The councilman alleged that ACCORD was merely seeking to create an "Asian district" at the expense of everyone else. The southern boundary from the December plan was largely maintained in the new plan, satisfying Halloran.
"We do not have proposals to create an Irish district, an Italian district, a Greek district, a district of green eyed people or a district of left handed people," Halloran said at the Queens public hearing.
ACCORD sharply disagreed, penning a letter to the commission that contended their proposal would still make Halloran's district less than 30 percent Asian. Tension between Halloran and Asian civic groups remains high over a tough, racially-charged 2009 general election that Halloran won against an Asian-American, Kevin Kim. That race cast a long shadow over the last Queens public hearing.
Jerry Vattamala, an attorney for the Asian American Legal Defense and Education Fund, said that AALDEF — which advanced their own redistricting proposal known as the Unity Map — was "evaluating all of our options," including a possible lawsuit against the commission for an alleged violation of the City Charter over how the Asian population across New York City fared in the redistricting process.
"It really is a violation of the charter," Vattamala said. "Asian-Americans are a protected group. According to the prioritized list, these groups, including Asian-Americans, must be ensured fair and effective representation."
Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, a sprawling neighborhood with a burgeoning Asian population, is divided among four council districts, a perpetual concern for Asian civic groups. The commission's latest map did little to create the sort of districts those groups desired.
In a Feb. 4 memorandum from Carl Hum, the commission's executive director, to members of the commission, the reasoning behind how all districts were drawn in the city was made public.
The memorandum emphasizes that the commission followed closely the criteria laid out in the City Charter. Population size — ensuring no district is 10 percent larger or smaller than the average district size — and ensuring that racial and voting minority groups are fairly represented are two of the most important criteria in the charter. Not mentioned, but emphasized by Hum in public comments, is incumbency protection, which Hum argued was a legitimate factor to consider when redrawing district lines.
Praised by good government group Citizens Union (a sister organization of the Gotham Gazette), Hum's memorandum helped to deflect charges that the bipartisan commission, which includes former elected officials Tom Ognibene and Frank Padavan, lacked transparency.
But other civic leaders continued to be unimpressed by the proposed new lines.
Former Brooklyn District Leader Lincoln Restler accused the commission of "packing" Hasidic Jews in northern Bedford-Stuyvesant, a current part of Councilwoman Letitia James' district, into southern Williamsburg, thus benefitting Councilman Stephen Levin, an ally of the Hasidic Jewish community and the former chief of staff to one of their fiercest allies in Albany, Assemblyman Vito Lopez.
"More than a year ago, individuals in consultation with Councilman Levin and Vito Lopez shared with me their plans to remake this district and cut out as much of brownstone Brooklyn as possible while packing in the Hasidic community," Restler said. "This has been precisely the outcome more than 12 months later of a sham redistricting process designed to strengthen the incumbent council member at all costs."
Restler, mulling a run against Levin, will see his election prospects plummet under the current proposal, though advocates of the alteration argued at the Brooklyn public hearing that the commission was rightfully uniting a community of common interest, which is another key criteria outlined in the City Charter. Levin himself argued this at the hearing, though James said that Jewish leaders in her district expressed concerns about losing a legislative representative.
The aforementioned Lopez factored into the redistricting process when it was reported last year that an ally in the Council requested his residence be drawn into term-limited Councilwoman Diana Reyna's district to better facilitate a rumored run for that Council seat. Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who political insiders have said plays a large but unseen role in the redistricting process, was angered when the alteration was brought to her attention — and made public — and asked the commission to withdraw the council lines many believed were final, setting off a third round of public hearings in January.
One vocal critic of the districting process, Manhattan and Bronx Councilwoman Melissa Mark-Viverito, had criticized the commission for removing a section of East Harlem and Randall's Island from her district. Both were restored in the latest proposed map, though Mark-Viverito found more of her district, currently Manhattan-based, drawn north into the Bronx. The district added enough Bronx residents to make the district slightly more of a Bronx district than a Manhattan one.
One of the Districting Commission's most detailed discussions of its decision-making, in the memorandum released on Monday, was reserved for Mark-Viverito's district.
While the commission said adding Bronx residents was done to reflect the "extreme" population growth in that county, Common Cause New York Executive Director Susan Lerner said she believed "political purposes" were behind the redrawing of Mark-Viverito's district.
"We don't see the justification of this district with 200,000 more people in Manhattan," Lerner said. "It's a pure gerrymander so the Bronx picks up an additional seat. It's pure power politics."
Mark-Viverito did not respond to requests for comment.
Image of Randall's Island by InSapphoWeTrust, used under Creative Commons license.


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The Unfinished Swan is coming to PlayStation Network. Giant Sparrow announced on the PlayStation Blog tonight that following a long period of silence, it has signed a deal with Sony to bring the first-person painter to PlayStation 3.
"For those of you familiar with Sony's relationship with thatgamecompany, it's the same kind of thing. Sony calls it an 'incubation deal,'" said Giant Sparrow creative director Ian Dallas. "In addition to giving us funding they also provide office space, equipment and advice (often in the form of this cheerful graphics programmer from the God of War team). The best part is that we get to focus all of our energies on just making a game."
The indie title follows the story of a boy named Monroe chasing after a swan who stepped out of a painting and wandered into a surreal, unfinished, white space of a world. Paint will be your guide, revealing walls, corners, and other obstacles. But that's not everything.
"The painting a white world stuff is actually just the first 15 minutes," said Dallas. "After that, things get really weird."
Watch the game's debut (PlayStation Network) trailer below.


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I've recently started Awakenings on Xbox360 and got Ser Pounce-a-lot. Its description says "Use: This item has a unique power", but I can't figure out how to use it. It's in the Useable Items section of my inventory, but it lacks a "Use" option. Am I supposed to get to it from somewhere else or is this some weird bug?
The same thing was going on in Origins with some gifts from the Feastday Gifts DLC.
Just to be clear, the items have been gifted to the appropriate people, in the case of Ser Pounce-a-lot, to Anders. They are not marked as gifts anymore.


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- Ken: "This is so exciting, Tommy! It's just like old times!"
- ― Ken Rosenberg and Carl Johnson during the shootout at the Sindacco Abattoir
The Meat Business is the final mission in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas given to protagonist Carl Johnson by Ken Rosenberg from the office in Caligula's Palace, a casino located along The Strip in Las Venturas, San Andreas.
Ken Rosenberg has relapsed and is high on cocaine when Carl enters. The drug gives Ken a confidence boost and he decides to venture outside the office and show the city who's boss. Ken decides to go to visit the Sindacco Family at their abattoir to visit Johnny Sindacco, who is recuperating there after being discharged earlier from the hospital.
Carl and Ken make their way to Whitewood Estates, where the abattoir is housed. When they arrive at the abattoir, Carl tries to stay behind, knowing that if Johnny recognizes him, there will be trouble. However, Ken begs Carl to come with him, his confidence faltering. Unfortunately, Johnny suffers another heart attack when Carl steps out of the shadows during the meeting and dies. The Sindaccos realize that Johnny had a heart attack due to his previous encounter with Carl, so they launch an attack on the two. Carl and Ken fight their way out of the abattoir, making sure there are no witnesses left alive before driving back to Caligula's Palace. During the trip back, Ken realizes how screwed he would be after this. Carl promises him that he would think of something to get him out of the trouble.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Take Rosenberg to the abattoir
- Protect Rosenberg and kill all the witnesses
- Open the freezer door for Rosenberg
- All the witnesses are dead head for the exit
- Drive Rosenberg back to the Casino
Post mission phone call
Catalina: I know it's you, you stinking perro!
Carl Johnson: Look, just say what you gotta say. I ain't interested in these stupid games!
Catalina: Stupid games? This is my heart you play with!
Carl Johnson: What? Look, you... Damn! Gotta change my number!
Carl Johnson: Hello?
Ken Rosenberg: Carl? It's me, Ken. The Leone family has made their move! Salvatore's here, now! He's taken over Caligula's! We're screwed! It's war for control of Venturas, man. War! WAR! There's word of some Triad visit or something that should keep him busy. I'm calling from the bathroom, I gotta go, I really gotta go.
The rewards for this mission are $8,000 and an increase in respect. The missions Madd Dogg and Freefall are unlocked.
- Johnny Sindacco - Dies of a heart attack after seeing Carl.
- Many members of the Sindacco crime family - Killed by Carl in order to dispose all of the witnesses of Johnny's death and to leave the abattoir.
- As they escape the abattoir, Ken will say at one point "Oh, Tommy, this is just like old times!", to which Carl responds "Who the fuck is Tommy?". Ken obviously is referring to Tommy Vercetti and is probably still missing the days when he used to work alongside Tommy himself.
- As they exit the place, any vehicle you damaged before will become repaired.
- The player can fail the mission by getting inside the freezer that Rosenberg is hiding in and wait until the freezer door closes. The mission will fail along with a message "You are trapped in the freezer with Rosenberg". The player will respawn in a nearby hospital as if CJ was wasted.
- Similarly to the above situation, it is possible for the player to become trapped inside the freezer while Rosenberg leaves, which will not fail the mission, as Carl will yell for Rosenberg to let him out, and then the door will be opened.
- This is a great mission for building weapon skill as the Sindaccos are easy to hit. This mission can easily be done with a pistol, which can lead to dual-wield pistols when hitman level is reached.
- The player can take advantage of the moving meat carcasses by attaching a satchel charge to one and detonating it when it gets near an enemy.
- There is a possible glitch where you can't seem to shoot at one of the guards, even if you try to he won't die unless you move somewhere else to shoot him. You can actually level your weapon skill by doing this.This is a great method in gaining hitman level with for example the combat shotgun.
- This is the only time in the game when Ken appears outside of a cutscene.
- However, during the mission Saint Mark's Bistro he appears in a "gameplay cutscene".


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Top among clinical departments at UHCMC, the Department of Medicine again contributed four of the specialties – Gastroenterology (28), Geriatrics (28), Cancer (34), and Pulmonology (42). This contribution by the Department of Medicine figured significantly into UHCMC joining only 152 other hospitals, or the top 3% of the nation's 5,000 eligible healthcare organizations.
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WASHINGTON—Pope Benedict XVI has named Msgr. Donald F. Hanchon, 63, pastor of Holy Redeemer Parish in Detroit and episcopal vicar for the central region of the Archdiocese of Detroit, and Father Michael Byrnes, 52, pastor of Presentation/Our Lady of Victory Parish and vice-rector of Sacred Heart Seminary, as auxiliary bishops for the Detroit Archdiocese.
The appointments were publicized in Washington, March 22, by Archbishop Pietro Sambi, Apostolic Nuncio to the United States.
Donald F. Hanchon was born October 9, 1947, in Wayne, Michigan. He holds a Master of Divinity degree from St. John Provincial Seminary, a Master of Arts degree in religious studies from the University of Detroit and a Master of Arts degree in liturgical studies from the University of Notre Dame.
Bishop-elect Hanchon was ordained a priest for the Detroit Archdiocese in 1974, and named Chaplain to His Holiness (Monsignor) in 2005.
After ordination, Bishop-elect Hanchon's assignments included associate pastor, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Detroit, 1974-1979; associate pastor, St. Mark Parish, Warren, Michigan, 1979-1981; director of vocations for the archdiocese and administrator of St. Bernard Parish, Detroit, 1981-1985; study for Hispanic ministry, 1986; pastor, St. Joseph Parish,
Monroe, Michigan, 1987-1992; coordinator, Archdiocesan Hispanic Ministry, 1992-2009; pastor, St. Gabriel Parish, Detroit and administrator of Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission, Port Huron, Michigan, 1992-1999; pastor, Holy Redeemer Parish, 1999-present; and episcopal vicar for central region of the archdiocese, 2009-present.
Michael Byrnes was born August 23, 1958 and ordained a priest for the Detroit Archdiocese in 1996.
Bishop-elect Byrnes holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Michigan; Master of Divinity and Master of Arts degrees from Sacred Heart Seminary, Detroit; and a Licentiate and Ph.D. in biblical studies from the Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome.
Assignments after ordination include associate pastor, St. Joan of Arc Parish, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, 1996-1999; graduate studies in Rome, 1999-2003; faculty of Sacred Heart Seminary, 2003; vice-rector and dean of formation, Sacred Heart Seminary, and pastor Presentation/Our Lady of Victory Parish, 2004-present.
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I had a frustrating time trying to brainstorm how kroner might actually work.
I am in love with the idea of establishing a system of human entitlements, deciding upon your societies core values, and reverse engineering your economy based on those criteria. Deciding first and foremost, that a new society is to be an ETHICAL society, and that it will promote certain values, should take precedence in any revolution or colonization in which the goal is to found a new society.
But without a solid framework for its IMPLEMENTATION, any revolution is doomed to failure, simply repeating the mistakes of the past over and over again as socialist values are lauded and decidedly un-egalitarian economies are put into place.
The closest I could come to figuring out how kroner actually works is through direct, radical income redistribution. Taking (ballpark) 70% of your income as tax every tax cycle and redistributing it equally among the population. I am not an economist and do not know what the long term consequences of this would be, but I imagine there are some pretty big holes in this plan.
The really weird thing about the Titan Socialist Model is that is seems to imply that it taxes ALL of your income, then redistributes it evenly. I can only imagine that the theory behind this is that the value of a currency isn't based on its returns, but on the governments ability to enforce arbitration in the result of a dispute in social contracts involving money.
I'm sure this all sounds pitifully ignorant, and it probably is, but everyone who ever grew up watching star trek probably asked the same question at some point regarding their economy: "How does it work?" How do you create an economy that places ethical concerns above petty self interest, and still have it function?
I don't think anyone has ever not thought to themselves, "Is this really the best we can do? Is capitalism the best economic model we have to offer? How can capitalism be ethical if there is still wide-spread poverty and corruption?" Yet every socialist model we have ever tried ended in failure. How do we account for this? Is there any way to create an economy that is both ethical and functional?


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This video was taken in Lecce during our recent trip to Puglia and marks two things. One, is the beginning (middle?) of her "I do it myself" phase. Note the upside down sunglasses. The other is the up before the down. And by down, I do mean tantrum. Shortly after Phoebe's happy stroller ride came a wailing wallop of no-way attitude when we asked her to do something pretty reasonable: get in the stroller.
We were on our way to one of the very few restaurants I'd looked up ahead of time to try on vacation. The New York Times and Chowhound, two of my most used sources, had mentioned Trattoria Cucina Cassareccia as the place to try. So we did and it was delicious. However, it was this episode that prompted our latest parenting decision. We're not taking kids to dinner anymore. We're a lunch-only group now. Dinner is reserved for those who can eat after 7pm without crying, a category that I sometimes don't fit into either, but Paul doesn't make me stay with the sitter.
Note: no babies were harmed during the making of this video. Estelle is safely tucked in the Bjorn, it's "Mena" that you see in the seat here.