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Find more than 3 Refrigerators price in India from leading online stores updated as on 14th August 2020. Prices of mobiles in India range from Rs. 6399 to Rs. 322000 with the lowest priced refrigerators being Haier 62 L Direct Cool Single Door Refrigerator(HR-62HP, Silver Grey, 2016) for Rs. 6399 from Flipkart and the most expensive refrigerator being Samsung 810 L Frost Free Side by Side Inverter Technology Star (2018) Convertible Refrigerator(Black Caviar, RF28N9780SG/TL) that costs Rs. 322000 at Flipkart.
Refrigerators have always been thought of as big, boxy behemoths of the kitchen. Purchasing one used to be as simple as buying groceries but not anymore. Technological advancements have led to manufacture of a several types of refrigerators that come with different specification. Modern ones often incorporate wireless connectivity, fingerprint resistance and other innovations that didn't exist a few decades ago. The reinvention of refrigerators comes with a daunting new reality that involves finding the perfect model within the set budget. At the end of the day, buying the right refrigerator is all about asking the right questions so let's get started, shall we?
What type?
Given that it's a big appliance, you need a fridge that looks good in your kitchen. That said, you should familiarize yourself with the four types of fridges before taking a trip to the store. French door refrigerators have two doors that open outwards and a freezer at the bottom. Side-by-side refrigerators are fairly common and resemble the French-door fridges with the only difference being that the freezer and fridge are placed side by side. The other two types include the top freezer and bottom freezer where the fridge is below in the former and above in the latter. While there are variations among the four types, your choice comes down to a matter of personal preference.
How much space do you have?
The last thing you want is to buy something that won't fit in your kitchen, hence the importance of taking measurements into account. Also consider the size of the doorway and the hallways to ensure that the doors of the refrigerator don't bump into anything. If you have to, carry a tape measure when you go shopping to measure the length, width and height of what you consider purchasing. You may want to consider under-the-counter refrigerators if you have a small kitchen.
Does it have useful features?
Depending on your feeding habits and those of anyone living at home with you, there are certain features that you will need in a refrigerator. Adjustable shelves will prove handy for storing tall items while temperature-controlled drawers will offer cooler temperatures for delicate items like fish. On the other hand, two crispers with humidity controls are a must if you eat a lot of fruits and vegetables. You want to look for something a large freeze and a meat keeper if meat is your beat.
What about a wine chiller?
Wine purists never keep their Chardonnay with the veggies. It's just wrong. Look for a wine chiller with temperature controls as well as individual compartments for the reds and whites. Some high end models come with spate sections, but whatever you choose should allow you adjust for the right amount of chill.
What's your price range?
Beyond the basics like adjustable shelves, auto-defrost, ice dispensers, smudge-free surfaces and water spigots; sellers will tempt you with everything ranging from zoned temperature controls and door alarms to integrated iPod docks and electronic controls that will up the prices. It's important that you identify your needs and see what you can get within your budget.


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City of Norman Youth Council
Extended Deadline Friday, August 09, 2019
Youth Council Application
Tenative Meeting Dates
What is a Youth Council?
Youth Councils give youth in the community an opportunity to learn about local government. The cities of Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Broken Arrow and Edmond are some of the cities in Oklahoma that currently have Youth Councils.
Why create a Youth Council?
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According to ESRI Market Profile, 25.3 percent of Norman's population is under the age of 19. It goes without saying that young people are the future of our communities. Therefore, it is vitally important that they are vested with the knowledge, skills and abilities to be the next generation of local leaders. Youth Councils are an excellent means of doing so because they promote regular and active civic engagement among youth.
Youth Councils promote civic engagement among youth by:
- Offering real-world experiences with elected and advisory bodies
- Teaching them about the role of Councils, Board and Commissions
- Providing them with an opportunity to develop leadership skills and learn how local government operates
- Increasing communication between youth and adults
- Increasing youth volunteerism
Who serves on the Youth Council?
The City of Norman is seeking motivated, energetic high school sophomores, juniors and seniors who are active in their school and community and are interested in local government.
Application requirements would include:
- Applicants must live in a Ward of the City of Norman. A Ward Map is available at www.normanok.gov.
- Applicants must be a high school sophomore, junior or senior in the upcoming academic year.
- Applicants must provide a completed application, including two letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, employer, minister, youth group leader, family friend, coach, or club advisor who is familiar with their service to the community and/or their leadership skills.
- Terms will be for the school year (September to May) with a limit of two terms.
- Applicants must be able to attend Youth Council meetings held the second Monday monthly (September to May) from approximately 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Application considerations would include:
- Include at least one representative from both local high schools, private, charter, and home schools.
- Include students from diverse backgrounds.
- Applicants should demonstrate a proven record of leadership, goal-setting, commitment to community service and community values and want to create positive opportunities for other youth in the community.

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Weird SMS messages from unknown numbers
Since as far as I can remember owning Nokia phones I get strange text messages from unknown numbers that look like this:
From: +79196575267
Time: 11/11/2009 14:48
1257950895 1 912.867409663487
From: +79198163461
Time: 23/11/2009 15:23
1258989829 1 795.947321834859
From: +79195518714
Time: 23/11/2009 16:52
1258995167 1 590.061261517537
Today I got two of these within 30 minutes.
I cannot remember if they all were similar to this, since by default they are not being saved. Instead they open automatically and they disappear when closed. Unless you specifically say you want to save them.
With the risk of making now something private public, does anyone know what they are and who is sending me these ?
- Is my cellphone being brute-forced by script-kiddies ?
- Is there a virus going around in +79 area code ?
- Is this an attempt by terrorists to have my cellphone exploded ?
- Is this an attempt to call them and be charged hundreds of Euros per second ?
- Is someone trying to tell me that they are being held in a Chinese factory ?
- Is Nokia trying to update my phone remotely ?
- Is this the result of cosmic radiation ?
- Is this a program with communication capabilities having unexpected memory errors ?
- Is something calling home with eg. GPS coordinates ?
I wonder...
Update: In case you noticed, the first part is the epoch (number of seconds since 1 Jan 1970). The second part might be the timezone ? And the additional part milliseconds ? But who would be sending me this and why ?
Other possibilities
* Pending alien invasion ?
* Messages from the future (or past) sent to the wrong person ?
Time update?
Maybe a futile attempt of your services provider at automatic time updates? I haven't tried to decode the epoch data to see what the exact timing is, as I'm waiting in line at the butcher'.
Well, it's quite easy to
Well, it's quite easy to decode that timestamp using date --date="XXX secs since Jan 1 1970", and the time being send is the current time.
However, if it's my service provider then why from a spoofed number (coming from Kazachstan ?) and why does it cause an SMS to open automatically (rather than set my time correctly). And why 2 times today ? :-)
Software bugs ?
I like my other explanations more though. This would be boring :-P
Timezones and optionally the
Timezones and optionally the time itself is usually taken from the cellphone towers, not sent by SMS :).
SMS class
There are 4 different SMS classes.
A normal SMS is class 1; these get stored into the phone or on the sim depending on configuration and available space.
The message you received is a class 0 SMS. According to the specs, these should be shown immediately and it's not necessary to save them. They are also known as flash SMS'es and some phones can send them.
A class 2 SMS should be saved directly on the sim and a class 3 SMS should be 'forwarded to an external device'. No idea what that means...
Part of the story
Check this:
This number belongs to a Russian mobile phone operator "MTS" (subregion of the Republic of Chuvashia).
The reason why you are getting these messages is less obvious to me, but I guess it *might* be a bug in the billing system or someone's faulty phone tracking system.
I might ask someone to clear this up if you wish, but I'm not sure that they will be able / willing to do so.
This messages are so-called
This messages are so-called USSD messages your mobile device (cell phone in this case) receives in USSD push mode. This messages are being send from the russian end-user mobile number (+7 is a russian international phone code) and it's hard to tell either why does this russian mobile operator (local code 919 is operated by regional subsection of MTS mobile phone operator - one of the biggest mobile operators in Russia) allows to send USSD messages from the customers cell phones. As far as I know USSD outgoing text messaging should be blocked by default as it allow to send direct-to-phone-display spam and may allow forgeries by third parties. It is also strange that your phone was selected as one of the targets - I can hardly see any ways they may use to fool you and make any profit by sending messages like you had published.
Most probably this messages are the products of the unqualified persons trying to develop (or to correctly configure) SMS spam sending software - this kind of illegitimate advertisments was gaining an increased popularity last years. I live in Moscow and it is typical nowadays to receive about 20 spam SMS messages per week and I can hardly see any signs that the situation would become any better soon.


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Czech Grand Prix motorcycle racer Jakub Kornfeil has reached the World Championship podium for the first time in his career. The 22-year-old Czech finished second in the Moto 3 race at British Grand Prix in Silverstone on Sunday, behind Britain's Danny Kent. Kornfeil started his 103rd race from the fifth row after qualifying in 13th place. Another Czech, Karel Hanika, failed to finish the 17-lap race.
The introduction of a reduced, 10-percent value added tax rate for selected products in January this year has not resulted in lower prices for end consumers, according to a survey caried out by TaxVision consulting agency. On the otehr hand, some enterpreneurs recorded a slight increase in profits. For some producers, sellers and exporters of goods that are subject to the lower VAT, the change brought more paperworks and more expenses, the survey suggests. The reducedd VAT applies to books, baby food and medicines.
Czech Olympic champion javelin thrower Barbora Špotáková has failed to reach the podium at the World Championships in Beijing. She finished in the ninth place in Friday's final in the Bird's Nest Stadium, after she threw 60.08 metres. The 34-year-old athlete, who split from long-time trainter Jan Železný last year, said she planned to engage a new coach before the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Czech president's visit to China will not harm the Czech Republic's foreign policy or the country's position within the European Union, Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka said in a live debate on Prima television on Sunday. Miloš Zeman is the only Western politician to take part in the events in Beijing marking the 70th anniversary of the end of WWII in the Pacific, that will take place next week. According to Mr Sobotka, the EU states have not agreed on a EU-wide boycott of the celebrations. The Czech minister of foreign affairs, Lubomír Zaorálek, has previously said that the Czech Republic's decision not been questioned in Brussels.
Soldiers from the Czech Republic and other NATO allies, including Germany, Great Britain and the US, will take part in an international military training in the Czech Republic, which gets underway on Monday. The joint excersise of NATO units, Ample Strike 2015, will be held in Náměšť nad Oslavou in south Moravia until September 22. According to Magdalena Dvořáková of the General Staff's press department, the aim of the military training is to harmonise the activities of tactic air-force pilots and forward air controllers. For the first time this year, the Canadian air force and Austria will also participate in the exercise.
More people have died on Czech roads this summer than during the same period last year, Czech Radio reported on Sunday, citing police statistics. Since the beginning of summer holidays, 149 people have been killed in road accidents, which is 17 more than last year. According to Martin Farář of the Transport Ministry's Road Safety department (BESIP), the big death toll was affected by the exceptionally hot weather, which prevailed throughout most of the summer. According to the statistics, nearly one third of all the road crashes victims died on Friday, when people drive out of the big cities to their country houses.
Czech women's tennis number one Petra Kvitová has claimed her third title at the Connecticut Open in New Haven. In an all-Czech final on Friday, she defeated her compatriot Lucie Šafářová 6-7, 6-2, 6-2. The world number five faced only one break point and held serve throughout to remain unbeaten in seven career matches against Šafářová. Kvitová collected her third WTA title this year and 17th in her career.
Czech Education Minister Kateřina Valachová wants to prolong compulosry education in the Czech Republic from nine to ten years by making the final year of preschool compulsory. The proposal is part of an amendment to the School Act, which will be submitted to the government in mid-September. According to the draft legislation, all children at the age of four should be entitled to a place in nursery school by 2017 and by 2018, preschools should be available to all three-year-olds. Under the proposal, children in the final year of preschool should be entitled to free lunches.
The city of Prague plans to introduce a mass notification system via text messages, which could be used in case of emergencies or accidents to inform inhabitants of the affected districts. Mayor of Prague, Adriana Krnáčová, made the announcemnt on Saturday at a meeting with journalists on the occasion of the Rescue Services Day. At present, the SMS system is limited only to those who have subscribed to it, which is not very effective. For instance in the case of water contamination in Prague's Dejvice district, which happened in May this year, only several dozen people received an SMS with an early warning.
Around two hundred people attended a protest march in the centre of Prague on Friday evening against alleged police repression of the Czech far-left scene. The participants went from Jungmann square to Bartolomějská street, which was notorius as the base of the Communist secret police, and ended on Wenceslas square. The organizers were questioning the police raid on the Cibulka squat in Prague in May this year, as well as the operation Fenix in April, which resulted in the arrest of over thirty people. Several of them were later charged with allegedly taking part in the preparation of a terrorist attack on a train.


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The frustrating thing is, we do get along great. I'll probably never be able to listen to Three Times a Lady without thinking of her silly knife and fork earrings. And she'll no doubt always wonder how small my tiny nipples really are.
Obviously we're going to stay friends


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Nickel plated steel split-form eyelet with 5mm inside diameter.
Matching hand punch and die is NoG24, whilst the matching NoG48 machine punch and die is NoG53 (both machine and hand setting tools deliver a flare form set).
Standard pack sizes are 100 or 1000 units - other quantities are available on request.
Please note photo is an example of both a split form eyelet and a matching ring - check listing for what is included.


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Richie Havens performs in 1986. Havens was the opening act at Woodstock and performed for nearly three hours when other performers were delayed.
The music festival in Bethel, New York, whose 45th anniversary is Aug. 15, 2014, featured some of the most popular performers of the late 1960s -- some of whom are still performing.
Richie Havens died in April 2013. His ashes were spread at the site of the Woodstock festival in August 2013.
Also: Acts that almost made it to Woodstock
By: Alexander Cohn
Credit: AP
Folk singer Tim Hardin released 10 albums during his lifetime on the Verve and Columbia labels.
He died of a drug overdose in 1980.
Credit: Universal Music Group
George Harrison, of the Beatles, left, sits cross-legged with his musical mentor, Ravi Shankar of India, in Los Angeles in 1967.
Shankar, the sitar virtuoso who became a musical icon of the 1960s and introduced traditional Indian ragas to Western audiences, died Dec. 11, 2012. He was 92.
Singer-songwriter Melanie Safka performs in 1973.
She performed on the first day of Woodstock but might best be known for her 1972 hit "Brand New Key," also called the "Roller Skate Song."
Melanie Safka opens the second day of the festival "Day In The Garden," in Bethel, New York, Aug. 15, 1998.
She toured Australia in June 2014.
Credit: Ken Bizzigotti/AP
Arlo Guthrie sings "Amazing Grace" to his new bride Jackie Hyde, at their wedding ceremony on Guthrie's farm in Washington, Mass., Oct. 9, 1969.
The son of folk icon Woody Guthrie, Arlo Guthrie released "Alice's Restaurant" in 1967 and filmed the movie version in 1969.
Guthrie told Woodstock's Friday night attendants that the New York Thruway was closed.
Credit: Steve Starr/AP
Singer/songwriter Arlo Guthrie performs during opening day of the 35th annual Telluride Bluegrass Festival on Thursday, June 19, 2008, in Telluride, Colo.
Guthrie still performs and is touring around the U.S. in fall 2014 and into 2015.
Credit: Montrose Daily Press, William Woody/AP
Joan Baez performs at Woodstock Music and Art Fair, Friday, Aug. 15, 1969.
At the time she was six months pregnant with her son son, Gabriel. Baez has released more than 30 albums since 1960.
Joan Baez performs in the Clearwater Benefit Concert Celebrating Pete Seeger's 90th Birthday at Madison Square Garden on May 3, 2009, in New York.
Baez is touring Europe in September and October 2014.
Credit: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images
Joe McDonald sings during the concert marking the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival August 15, 2009, in Bethel, New York.
At Woodstock "Country Joe" performed solo on Saturday and then with Country Joe and the Fish on Sunday.
McDonald plans to perform at the "Heroes of Woodstock" with members of Jefferson Starship, Canned Heat, Big Brother & the Holding Company, on Aug. 16 in Cobb, Calif.
Credit: Mario Tama/Getty Images
Carlos Santana, right, and David Brown perform at Woodstock.
Their debut album, "Santana," was released later in August 1969.
Musician Carlos Santana performs during the first stage of his German "Live Your Light 2008 Tour" in Salem , southern Germany, July 2, 2008.
Santana released "Corazon" in May 2014. In July, Carlos Santana performed the 2014 FIFA World Cup official Anthem with Wyclef Jean, Avicii and Alexandre Pires in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for the closing ceremonies of the tournament.
Credit: Daniel Maurer/AP
The Lovin' Spoonful, from left, Joe Butler, John Sebastian, Zal Yanovsky, and Steve Boone, pose after accepting their award during the 15th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Dinner Monday, March 6, 2000, at New York's Waldorf-Astoria.
John Sebastian was not on the bill but was recruited to play on Saturday afternoon when several of the performers were running late.
Sebastian tours as a solo performer, with dates lined up through 2015.
Credit: Ed Betz/AP
The Scottish psychedelic folk group formed in 1966 and recorded 12 albums before splitting in 1974.
Credit: Elektra Records
Dale Spalding of Canned Heat sings during the Heros of Woodstock concert at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, New York., Aug. 15, 2009.
Three members of the band who played at Woodstock in 1969, Harvey "The Snake" Mandel, Larry "The Mole" Taylor and Adolfo "Fito" de la Parra, still tour as Canned Heat.
Credit: Craig Ruttle/AP
Leslie West, right, and Rev Jones of Mountain perform at the concert marking the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival Aug. 15, 2009 in Bethel, New York.
The Long Island band toured with Joe Satriani in 2008.
Members of the Grateful Dead in 1969. From left: Tom Constanten, Bob Weir, Bill Kreutzman, Jerry Garcia, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan, Mickey Hart and Phil Lesh.
Stormy weather caused the amplifiers to overload as the band played, cutting their set short.
Members of the Grateful Dead, from left, Bob Weir, Phil Lesh and Mickey Hart, speak at a news conference, Feb. 4, 2008, shortly before performing a fundraising concert for presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama in San Francisco.
The Grateful Dead toured extensively until the 1995 death of guitarist Jerry Garcia. Members occasionally perform as "The Dead." Bob Weir and RatDog recently canceled their summer 2014 tour, which was supposed to start in Boston on Aug. 14, 2014.
Credit: Noah Berger/AP
Creedence Clearwater Revival's album "Ultimate Creedence Clearwater Revival."
At the time of Woodstock the band was working on its fourth album, "Willy and the Poor Boys."
The Oakland, Calif. group disbanded in 1972.
Credit: Conqueroo
John Fogerty on "CBS This Morning" in 2013.
Tom Fogerty was the first member of the band to leave, in 1970. He died in 1990.
The subsequent decades have been fraught with lawsuits between the surviving members. When asked about reuniting with the two surviving band members in 2013, Fogerty told Charlie Rose of "CBS This Morning": "From time to time, I'll say something and it'll get in print that maybe that will happen, and then immediately I'll hear back stuff that doesn't sound like it's possible. ... I think it's a possibility in the future, you know. It's not something I'm actively seeking, but I'm not totally against the idea either."
Fogerty is touring the U.S. and Canada in the fall of 2014 and did a batch of dates with Jackson Browne in the summer of 2014.
Credit: CBS
Janis Joplin performed at Woodstock with the Kozmic Blues Band.
She died of a drug overdose in October 1970.
Credit: Sony Legacy
Sylvester "Sly" Stone of Sly and the Family Stone, December 10, 1970.
The band was active from 1967 to 1971. Sly Stone continued to tour as Sly and the Family Stone until 1983.
Sly Stone performing at the 48th annual Grammy Awards in 2006.
Largely reclusive, Sly Stone is the source of speculation due to his infrequent and brief appearances. At the 2006 Grammy Awards Stone played with the band for three minutes before leaving the stage.
Writer Jane Scott, right, interviews The Who, from left, Keith Moon, Pete Townshend, John Entwistle and Roger Daltry, in the late 1960s.
At Woodstock, The Who played several songs from their rock opera "Tommy." Activist Abbie Hoffman famously grabbed a microphone as the band members were tuning their instruments and was knocked off stage by guitarist Pete Townshend.
Roger Daltrey, left, and Pete Townshend of The Who perform at "12-12-12" a concert benefiting The Robin Hood Relief Fund to aid the victims of Hurricane Sandy at Madison Square Garden in New York City, Dec. 12, 2012.
Drummer Keith moon died in 1978, and bass player John Entwistle died in 2002. The band has announced a 50th anniversary tour starting in November 2014.
Credit: Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Clear Channel
The Jefferson Airplane, from left: Spencer Dryden, Marty Balin, Jorma Kaukonen, Grace Slick, Paul Kantner and Jack Casady in San Francisco in 1968.
Members of Jefferson Starship Paul Kantner, left, and Slick Aguilar perform in Bethel, New York in 2009.
Members of Jefferson Airplane are touring the U.S. as Jefferson Starship in the summer and fall of 2014 and throughout 2015 as a 50th anniversary tour. Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen's group, Hot Tuna, is touring the U.S. through December 2014.
Joe Cocker performs onstage at Woodstock Music and Art Fair after the release of his first album "With a Little Help from My Friends."
Joe Cockerperforms during the 63rd Red Cross Ball at the Sporting Monte-Carlo, Aug. 5, 2011.
In 2012, he released "Fire It Up" and followed that up with a tour of Europe.
Joe Cocker died on Dec. 22, 2014.
Credit: Getty Images
The Band with Richard Manuel on piano, Levon Helm on drums, lead guitarist Robbie Robertson, center, and bass guitarist Rick Danko, take the stage for their final live performance before a crowd of 5,000 at Winterland Auditorium in San Francisco, Nov. 27, 1976.
The Band recorded with Bob Dylan at his Woodstock home in 1967 and as The Band in nearby West Saugerties, New York in a house they named "Big Pink." The Band's debut album, "Music From Big Pink," came out in 1968.
Credit: John Storey/AP
Robbie Robertson, of the Band" appears on "CBS This Morning" in October 2013.
Various line-ups of The Band played through the 1990s. Richard Emanuel died in 1986, while Rick Danko died in 1999. More recently, drummer and vocalist Levon Helm died in 2012.
Robbie Robertson has been a music supervisor on several films, including several directed by Martin Scorsese.
Johnny Winter performs during the XII Jazz Festival in Valencia's Palau de la Musica, July 19, 2008.
Winter recorded several albums for various labels, often with his brother, Edgar Winter.
He died on July 16, 2014, two days after playing a concert in Cahors, France.
Credit: Getty images
From left: Neil Young, David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash pose for a photograph before the premiere of their film "CSNY Deja Vu" at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, Jan. 25, 2008.
The super group's debut album, "Crosby, Stills & Nash," was released in May 1969 and at the time of Woodstock, the band was touring with Neil Young, who performed on a few songs during the set.
Woodstock was their second time performing live as a band.
Credit: Amy Sancetta/AP
Crosby, Stills & Nash performs in front of a crowd at the Sands Bethlehem Event Center, in Bethlehem, Pa., June 24, 2012.
The band is currently touring the U.S. with concerts scheduled through early October.
Credit: The Express-Times, Matt Smith/AP
Singer Paul Butterfield performs at New York's Palladium Theater Oct. 1, 1977 in a benefit performance for the New York Public Library to purchase rare blues record.
Paul Butterfield was known for his electric guitar style and skill on harmonica. In 1971 he bought a house in Woodstock.
He died in 1987.
Fifties singing group Sha Na Na rocks under the Golden Arches and "Speedee" road sign on Aug. 18, 2003, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the oldest operating McDonald's located in Downey, Calif.
The doo-wop group started as an a capella group at Columbia University and hosted a television show from 1977-1981.
Jimi Hendrix was the festival's headliner, but of the hundreds of thousands in attendance only between 30,000 and 40,000 heard his performance of "The Star Spangled Banner" at 11:00 a.m. Monday morning.
He died Sept. 19, 1970.
Credit: Henry Diltz/PRNewsFoto
A plaque marks the original site location as the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival approaches August 14, 2009 in Bethel, New York.
Los Angeles band Sweetwater was supposed to open the three-day concert, but was delayed by traffic congestion. Singer Nasi Nevins was injured in a car crash in Dec. 1969 cutting short the band's career. Three surviving members performed at Woodstock '94.
Bert Sommer, who played "Woof" in the original Broadway production of "Hair," sang Simon & Garfunkel's "America" at Woodstock. He died in July 1990.
The Boston-based band, Quill, led by brothers Jon and Dan Cole opened Saturday's bill, but broke up by the end of the year.
Keef Hartley Band played on Aug. 16, 1969. The band released five albums between 1969 and 1972. Keith "Keef" Hartley died in November 2011.
Ten Years After played at Woodstock on Aug. 17, 1969. The band toured until 1973.
Guitarist Alvin Lee died in March 2013. Original members Chick Churchill and Ric Lee are still performing and touring Germany and Switzerland in 2014.
More: Acts that almost made it to Woodstock


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Intelligence Command reports also show that, since the Twentieth Army left Republic space [2755], each of these divisions has been slowly cycling older BattleMechs out of its ranks, replacing them with models normally seen only from Hegemony sources.
I'd hire you if I could.
The First Rasalhague Regulars are the showpiece of the Rasalhague District. Based on the SLDF striker regiments, the First has light- to medium-weight BattleMechs, a dedicated aerospace fighter wing, and a company of Land-Air 'Mechs. It also contains a significant number of Star League-designed BattleMechs, produced both within the Combine or purchased from SLDF surplus. The First Rasalhague's LAMs are thus one of the most advanced tools in the Combine's arsenal, produced by LexaTech Industries on Irece.
Positions in the WarShip training programs are the most highly sought after in the RSSCO, but the largest classes focus on aerospace fighter and small craft programs, which also includes training for the Alliance's few Land-Air 'Mech pilots.
In addition to these assets, each division's lighter weight 'Mech assets includes of a full battalion of Land-Air 'Mechs, spread out unevenly between each of the division's nine regiments. These LAMs are used as highly effective scouts, to help direct larger Lancers formations towards their targets. Due to this tactical maneuverability, the Amaris Lancer brigades are often the first to be deployed against bandit forces on offensive missions....The most common under-strength elements in the Lancers are their LAM formations. Intelligence Command shows evidence that the Republic is developing its own Land-Air 'Mech production lines somewhere within its territory, as the realm cannot presently secure enough of these flexible machines to keep up with the Lancers' demand through Hegemony-source imports alone.
http://masterunitlist.info/Unit/Details/2186/minotaur-standardErrata had already been issued for the Record Sheet, but the Unit Card doesn't match the TRO entry (TRO3060 p.203)http://bg.battletech.com/forums/index.php?topic=4021.msg272449#msg272449Per the ASC p.90-141Weapon Values should be 2/2/0 [0.7x2 or 1.4/1.4/0 for 2 ERML]PV should increase to 12 PV (a +3 increase from the change in damage)...everything else looks good.
Is this a correct change that needs to be made?
GRF-2N GriffinMUL indicates this variant is in Record Sheets: Operation Klondike; there is actually no mention of the GRF-2N.
The -2N appears in my PDF copies:Operation: Klondike page 159 (pdf page 161) right hand column between Sentinel and Shadow Hawk.Record Sheets: Klondike page 37
I've got the mention in the sourcebook, but, oddly, not the record sheet. Thanks for the exact page number: mine show's the HOP-4Bb. Fortunately, I bought that thru DriveThru, so I can check to see if there's an update available....GoldBishop: would you please check p. 3 of the RS, under "Credits"? See if there is a version number I can report to DriveThru?
Looking directly at the file, my copy was installed/downloaded in August 2016, but last modified in March [2016].91 total pages, with the Griffin -2N in between the Sentinel STN-3Lb on page 36 and the Hoplite HOP-4Bb p.38
My RS OK is showing the GRF-4N, not 2N. However I have in my MUL email "The KLONDIKE GRF RS should be labelled GRF-2N, not -4N, it was a typo in that RS volume." Historical Operation Klondike calls it the 2N.
The MUL lists both the FS9-K and FS9-A as extinct from the early SW yet TRO3039 states that -H was the main production model not the only production model and it further clarifies it by stating the -M version was done just before the factory was destroyed.Given the -A and -K were produced and are simple weapon swaps I think the MUL should reflect that it would be available.The -K model looks like the inspiration for the omni model that came out later on.
The mechanized battalions use modern infantry vehicles like the Goblin, providing the unit with mobility and firepower.
The 381st [regiment of the brigade] makes extensive use of Maxim and Goblin infantry fighting vehicles.


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Dropbox Inc., the provider of online document storage and collaboration tools, raised financing from BlackRock Inc. and others that values the company at US$10 billion, said a person with knowledge of the deal.
BlackRock led the investment, which totaled US$250 million, said the person, who asked not to be identified because the transaction hasn't been announced. Dropbox, based in San Francisco, previously raised money in 2011 at a US$4 billion valuation.
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With the current financing, Dropbox is one of the most highly valued technology startups, a group that includes Pinterest Inc., Airbnb Inc., Square Inc. and LendingClub Corp. Dropbox, which gained popularity by giving free storage and sync services to consumers, is going after businesses that are moving to the cloud, bolstering competition with Box Inc.
Dropbox has about 200 million users, or 10 times as many as it had at the end of 2010. Its revenue has increased 20-fold since late 2010 and is now in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year, people familiar with the company said in November.
The Wall Street Journal earlier reported on the funding round. Bloomberg News reported in November that the company was seeking US$250 million at a valuation of more than US$8 billion.
Representatives from Dropbox and BlackRock didn't respond to requests for comment.
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Apple Almost Called the iPhone iPad
If Apple and Cisco hadn't amicably resolved their 2007 spat over the "iPhone" trademark, Cupertino's iconic smartphone might have ended up with a very different name. Former Apple ad man Ken Segall says that prior to the iPhone's debut, the company considered a few other names for the device. Among them: Mobi (a play on mobile), TelePod (get it?), TriPod (three devices in one!) and iPad.


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I wore a pair of the new Oakley Pit Boots around the pits at Daytona during the ARCA December test days and couldn't help but notice how comfortable they were for new shoes. This Pit Boot is designed for over-the-wall action as well as normal, everyday pit duties.
In my opinion, it would even make a decent heavy-duty driving shoe. The company literature states that it has "superior pedal feel" and its "mid-cut design allows for easy entry and secure fit for a comfortable driving experience." Sounds like a driving compatible shoe to me.
The boots come in both a fire-resistant version and a non-fire resis-tant version. The FR (fire resistant) Pit Boot is made of self extinguishing fire retardant Firewall suede outer material and tongue that are also stain and oil resistant.
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The soles are composed of high NBS vulcanized rubber for good adhesion on slick surfaces and the toe cap is an abrasion-resistant micro-fiber material. The inner side of the sole is rounded enabling the wearer to make quick turns while running around the car during a pit stop. Conversely, the outer side of the sole is squared off to give extra support. This great shoe is available in black, sizes Men's 8-14 and half sizes except 12 1/2. The retail prices are: Non Fire-Resistant Version: $100 and Fire-Resistant Version: $150. You can find the Oakley Pit Boot at Speedware Motorsports, LLC, 877-333-4484 or go to www.Speedwaremotorsports.com.


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Fox Moth Macrothylacia rubi
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Wingspan 40-65 mm.
The males of the Fox Moth are generally more reddish-brown than the females, which are slightly larger and greyer.
The species is well distributed over much of Britain, and common in places. Its preferred habitats are open woodland, moors and commons.
The caterpillar is covered with blackish and tawny-coloured hairs and feeds on heather (Calluna) and bramble (Rubus), amongst others.
The males fly in the afternoon, whereas the females tend to fly only at night.


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A form of international reserve assets, created by the IMF in 1967, whose value is based on a portfolio of widely used currencies.
Special Drawing Rights
A reserve currency created by the International Monetary Fund to reduce the pressure on gold and the U.S. dollar in international transactions. It was established in the late 1960s and is mainly used in the IMF's internal accounting. A few currencies are pegged to the SDR; they derive their value from a currency basket consisting of the U.S. dollar, the Japanese yen, the British pound, and the euro.


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Several South Florida residents witnessed what they described as an angel in the clouds, WPTV reported.
Various pictures were taken of what looks like a clear sky, with a noticeable pink cloud that resembles an angel.
It happened the day Pope Francis was announced and some Catholics saw it as a possible sign from God.
Pope Francis Shows Humility on His First Day
"The pope asked to pray for Him," Cat Sunn told WPTV. "God answered."
But others found numerous explanations as to what the cloud could be.
Cristina Pina told WPTV that the clouds looked more like a monkey than an angel, Nick Stanley said he saw the dark lord, or Lucifer. Steve Massie said that seeing shapes and faces in non-human objects was simply something he called "pareidolia."
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More than any other year so far – even the first – this year of homeschooling has been difficult for me. I don't know if it is the backlog of things that didn't get done since my husband was deployed the first part of 2011 or adding another child to the lesson planning/attention paying/intentional time spent learning mix or simply that I am getting old or something I can't completely comprehend, but it has been exhausting for me. I just feel tired, and I am longing for simplicity and time to relax. I am struggling with the very-too-long list of things to do, and I am also finding it stressful when everyone seemingly needs my attention all.at.once! I'm tired of my house always being a heap of projects and "art" and messes. Eek!
So when a friend asked me recently, "So how is your year going?"
I smiled carefully and said, "Terribly."
A funny thing happened though: As that word slipped out of my mouth, I thought, "But I don't really want my children to learn any other way right now." I shared that for the first time there have been very real conversations (between Handsome and me) about whether it is time to send some of the kids or all of the kids back to school. I was very real with what I said, but as I spoke I started to think of all the things I do love about where we are at. So I am counting my blessings for the things that are going well this year:
551. the spelling program that I had been putting off buying because of the price but then finally bought in hopes that it would help one of my children not only spell but read – it is helping on both counts, and it has been good for the others too!
552. the projects that are taking over our living space are all kid-inspired, "Can we please do this, Mom?" type projects – so fun, and learning too!
553. my co-op class has combined with another class, and I am finding it pure joy to team teach with the other teacher!
554. We have strengths in exact opposite areas – a beautiful thing!
555. the freedom that I am learning (in that white-knuckled, I really don't do this well sort of way) in not trying to do it ALL (not that trying to do it all was working for me either)
556. the learning that is taking place, because we are learning not to try to do it all – it looks different, sometimes like play or leisure, but is oh, so amazingly profound!
557. the literature books are getting thicker around here . . . and more interesting for me
558. One child is just finished his last phonics lesson. He is reading many years ahead of his grade level, and it is a delight to see the joy with which he embraces books!
559. oldest child is finding her loves in life. She's knitting and taking an "applique and hand stitching class" where she couldn't wait to learn to dye fabrics. She's riding horses and learning to care for them too. It's fun to see this girl grow and develop into someone with "loves."
560. Speaking of loves, I just finished teaching a unit on color theory to my co-op class. It was so much fun! I loved it! I think the kids had fun too.
561. I also just finished knitting a shawl that I LOVE . . . the color is "winter wheat," the yarn divine, the pattern amazing and fun!
562. Thankful that that shawl is headed to a cooler climate to keep a loved-one warm; I hope she enjoys using it as much as I enjoyed making it. It is fun to be able to pass on handmade gifts.
563. Today a friend reminded me of James 1 – long ago memorized – God is our source of wisdom. We need not dig it up on our own; it is generously given to us!
564. the computer slowly but surely being taken over by the ten-year-old as she uses her typing skills to learn Latin and so many other things
565. the amazing opportunities that we have as homeschoolers – classes like knitting and "learning biology through art" and learning about gears with K'nex and learning about design with Legos and watching a woman spin and make soap like a real colonist would have – amazing opportunity!
566. seeing diligence pay off – I have been just amazed at all the things that the kids learn by recitation; it seems they can memorize anything. This practice which has so fallen out of favor in public schools is a treasure to our homeschool, as we learn poetry and verses and definitions and so many other things simply by repeating them each morning!
567. K, who comes on Mondays to do hands-on activities with the kindergartener! What a great way to start the week!
568. for my science-loving, over-educated husband who doesn't sweat the small stuff and teaches science to our kids!
569. so, so thankful for our homeschooling friends – moms on this same journey who help prop me up and really amazing, creative, fun kids with whom my own children have so. much. fun!
but my favorite one of late:
570. I got to hear him read his first word! A note from a friend read, "First steps, first words…. READING FIRST WORD TRUMPS them all!!!" And you know, she was right – I did miss his first steps and his first words, but I feel so, so honored to get to teach him to read his first words and to hear him say, "Mom! I'm learning to read!"


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I did a google search and came back with industrial products, but no residential prosucts.
I have a System 2000 boiler and hot water tank. When the furnace is firing, the temp of the exhaust through the flue is around 400 degrees.
That seems like a horrible waste of heat.
Same thing with the dryer. It throws heat right outdoors, which also seems like a waste. (not really concerned with humid air, as it is winter and I have to run a humidifier anyway).
Is there any "safe" method to do recover waste heat from a boiler?


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SLAs- Two-Way Accountability for Customer Service
A Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a type of service management system that establishes a two-way accountability for service, mutually agreed upon by customer and provider. It is really a contract that documents operational and interpersonal relationships, establishes mutual expectations, and provides a standard to measure performance. Organizations that have such systems in place achieve higher customer and employee satisfaction ratings.
This white paper explains how to get started in creating a Service Level Agreement and pitfalls to avoid. The following is the table of contents for the white paper:
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Letter, E. B. Whitman to George L. Stearns
Author: Whitman, E. B.
Date: April 13, 1858
Whitman wrote a rather lengthy update on the Kansas situation for Stearns, focusing on the political machinations of the previous few and the uncertain situation created by the Lecompton debate. Of territorial leadership, Whitman observed: "While Kansas is blessed with many of the truest men of the age, men who are fully up to the emergency, she is also cursed with some of the most unprincipled demagogues that ever afflicted any country." There was much confusion and disagreement about the best course of action for free state men to take, now that many acknowledge the death of the Topeka movement. He then turned to the work of the Minneola/Leavenworth Constitutional Convention, March 1858.
Location of Original: KSHS Call Number: George L. Stearns Collection, #507
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Keywords: Conway, Martin Franklin; Denver, James William, 1817-1892; Douglas County, Kansas Territory; Free State Party; Leavenworth Constitutional Convention, March-April 1858; Lecompton Constitution; Minneola, Kansas Territory; Robinson, Charles, 1818-1894; Stearns, Geo. L. (George Luther), 1809-1867; Topeka Movement (see also Free state movement); United States. Congress; Whitman, E. B.
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So I wanted to talk about which misconceptions, be it definitions of atheism, scientific ignorance or what have you. Which ones do you hear all the time or rarely that really dig under your skin and tickle your insanity nerves?
For me it would have to be big bang cosmology. Whenever someone says that "they can't believe that the universe came from nothing." makes me want to shout and let it all out, I can really do without that. It would either have to be that or the scientific illiteracy that goes along the lines of "the big bang was an explozionn."
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That the 'mad scientist' is a common persona, for anyone that might study nature.
That idea that "all morality stems from religion" is repugnant to me.
ya.. like Jesus invented being good...
I am fed up hearing about the misconception that atheists are "refusing" to believe. It's' not that it isn't true, but it is a gross oversimplification. When someone says that to me I know he or she has his or head up his or her ass and is not listening to me.
That 'evil is what other people do.'
Yeah, well of course scientists say evolution is true - they are all atheists. I saw a documentary about how they throw out any scientist who isn't atheist. They put up all this evidence and then the only people allowed to call it into question are other atheist scientists. Why won't they let Christians present evidence?
What about the likes of Francis Collins? A Christian. Yes, the majority of scientists are either atheist, agnostic or both, but not all scientists are atheists.
I often bring up Francis Collins when dealing with theists who believe science is a big conspiracy. The trouble is that few of them can begin to grasp the human genome project or his role in it. In the end they either say that he is forced to conform to atheist science in his work or that he isn't a 'true Christian'.
Science shouldn't care what belief system one holds. It's absolutely irrelevant to the objective study of the real world as a method of finding out what is true, and If a Christian scientist wishes to present evidence, then what exactly is stopping him or her?
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Nothing of which I am aware.
When I was first learning how find the area under a curve, I felt put upon, confused, and wondering what this math ment. Then after I had some hang of it, it seemed rather 'cool'. Then ....
Francis Collins went for a walk in the forest one winter day, saw a waterfall frozen into three separate sections, thought of the Christian Holy Trinity, fell to his knees and gave praise to the Lord his doG. Craig Venter came walking up, saw the same frozen waterfall and said "Fuck it, I can climb that." and then he did.


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As we begin the new year in earnest, we face a significant challenge to mass transit service that helps make a difference to our quality of life in eastern Queens. Certain cuts proposed by the MTA to address its revenue shortfall makes no sense; and the impacts fall on our young, our seniors and hard-working residents who work off-hours.
Whether or not you personally use these transit services, you likely know someone affected, a child, a parent, a co-worker, a neighbor, a worker at a store you shop at.
Just look at some of the cuts that impact eastern queens. This includes the eliminating the Q75, no overnight service on the Q30, and ending weekend service on the Q31, Q76 and Q79. Other lines slated to be shut down or cut incolude the Q26, Q56, Q74 and Q84. Subway lines affecting Queens residents include the G, M, Q, W and Z.
I urge all concerned residents to speak out, testify against the service cuts at upcoming hearings and press Albany and City Hall to look for efficiencies in the MTA budget that cover its budget needs. As Chair of the City Council's Finance Committee for eight years through 2009, I always believed in the primacy of preserving core services.
Last year, the MTA package included plans to conduct a forensic accounting of the MTA and its operations; no doubt this long overdue review will identify areas such as outside contracting, administrative duplication and outright waste that any public agency must face up to before it looks to cut services to the public it ought to be serving.
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Late-inning spots 'up for grabs' in Marlins' bullpen
NEW YORK -- So often in the young season, Marlins games are being decided by one misplaced pitch or one big hit allowed.
At a time Miami starters are settling into a groove, the relievers have had their struggles. They've been prone to allowing a game-changing hit, especially the long ball.
From the seventh inning on, the Marlins' team ERA is 4.45, which ranks 12th in the 15-team National League. They've allowed nine home runs, fourth most. Not all of those numbers are on the relievers. For instance, starter Nathan Eovaldi surrendered a three-run homer in the seventh inning in a loss to the Padres on April 6.
The relievers have had their struggles, however, with inherited runners. In all, nine of them have scored. Only the Cubs and D-backs (14 each) have allowed more inherited runners to score in the NL.
Mike Dunn has had his struggles, posting an 8.31 ERA in 8 2/3 innings, and Carlos Marmol has thrown nine innings with a 4.00 ERA, but the four runs he's allowed came on Jayson Werth's grand slam at Washington on April 9. A.J. Ramos has been the most effective of the late-inning setup relievers, allowing one run in 9 1/3 innings.
"We just need to keep plugging guys in there, and we need somebody to step up and get some big outs," manager Mike Redmond said. "That's really what it comes down to. We've been in a lot of close games, but unfortunately we've given up some big hits late in those games to lose."
In situations considered late and close, the Marlins have given up six home runs. According to STATS Pass, late and close is defined as innings seventh or later, and the batting team being ahead by one run, tied or with the tying run on base, at bat or on deck. In such situations, only the Phillies and Pirates -- each with seven -- are ahead of Miami.
"It really comes down to trying to find those guys that are going to be able to pitch in those late innings," Redmond said. "We're going to really try everybody to see what's going to work, and who is going to take those late innings. It's really up for grabs."


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They were federal employees, company workers, students. They were on their way to work, class or just enjoying a bus ride on a sunny day. They were in the wrong place at the wrong time when OC Transpo bus No. 76 failed to stop at a Transitway crossing and slammed into a passing train.
On Thursday, Ottawa police released the identities of the five men and one woman killed in the morning collision with a Via Rail train about to pull in to the Fallowfield station. They were Michael Bleakney, 57, Karen Krzyzewski, 53, Rob More, 35, Kyle Nash, 21, Connor Boyd, 21, and, the bus driver, Dave Woodard, 45. Another 34 passengers were injured but most of them have been released from the various city hospitals to which they'd been sent.
Woodard was a eight-year veteran of the bus service. In a CBC Radio interview, his wife, Terry, defended her husband. He was, she said, "a very careful driver" who would "never put anyone in jeopardy. Something had to go wrong. There's no way he went through the barriers for no reason."
The Transportation Safety Board, with the assistance of Ottawa police, is investigating the 8:50 a.m. accident. Investigators spent most of Wednesday at the crash site, a stretch of the Transitway that runs parallel to Woodroffe Avenue, north of Fallowfield Road. They were back early Thursday morning. While city workers cleared away debris and prepared to remove the bus, and railway employees replaced tracks, investigators took photos and measured sight lines in hopes of determining the circumstances of the collision.
According to surviving bus passengers, the bus wasn't slowing enough as it approached the railway crossing despite the lowered guard barrier. They have said they were yelling at the bus driver to "please stop" only seconds before the crash. Some said the driver appeared to be frantically pumping his brakes as he came up to the barrier.
TSB lead investigator Rob Johnston emphasized that the investigation is at an early stage — "at this point we're just trying to see what we have" — but are sure the bus hit the train. They hope to use information from event recorders on the double-decker bus and the train, along with a global positioning system, to determine the speed of the bus at the time of the crash, whether the driver applied the brakes and whether there was any mechanical failure. The locomotive's record was shipped to Montreal for analysis. "We're doing a detailed and thorough analysis of that bus as we are with all other facets of our investigation," he said.
The guard barrier itself was working "normally," said Via Rail president Mark Laliberté, who held a minute-of-silence vigil for the victims at a Montreal hotel Thursday afternoon.
Medical authorities have also joined the investigation, working with the safety board. "All six deaths are under investigation by the coroner's office," said Louise McNaughton-Filion, regional supervising coroner for Eastern Ontario. "We have to extend our sympathies to the relatives of those who have passed."
Beyond the investigation, though, there was the grieving. "I can't believe he is gone," said Kyle Nash's father Richard. "It doesn't make sense. It isn't real. It's the cruelest thing I can imagine." The 21-year-old was on his way to class at Carleton University at the time of his death. "He was taking the bus to school and now he's dead."
A second young victim, Connor Boyd, also 21, was also on his way to Carleton. "We are devastated by the loss of our son, Connor," the Boyd family said in a statement. "He was so amazing and we are so proud of who he was. We are comforted to know he knew we loved him and we were proud of him."
At the university, flags were lowered to half-mast as a show of respect for the two students, who were friends, as well as the other victims and their families. "On behalf of the students, faculty, staff and alumni of Carleton University, I wish to offer our deepest sympathies to the families of students Connor Boyd and Kyle Nash, (and) to all of their friends and classmates," said university president Roseann O'Reilly Runte. "The loss of such young people, who were in the prime of their lives, will touch us in many ways."
"We are very saddened by the loss of Karen," said her brother, Hussar. "Karen's passing comes as a complete shock to family and friends. She was a gentle spirit who was caring and compassionate to others." Krzyzewski had been busing from Barrhaven to Library and Archives Canada's administrative centre in Gatineau — an hour's trip she made every weekday morning — where she worked for nearly three decades.
Rob More's father, Michael, said his son, who was born with cerebral palsy, was fond of riding buses as a way to see the city. He liked to sit at the front of the double-decker buses to get the best view. Early Wednesday, like every other day, Rob called his father just before catching the No. 76 express bus in Barrhaven to go to an IBM Canada office, where he worked in maintenance. "I talked to him a 8:10 a.m.," Michael More said. "Less than an hour later, he was gone."
"In the truest sense of the word, he was a real human being," said Ravi Sundararaj, a colleague of Michael Bleakney at Public Works and Government Services Canada, where he worked as a senior geotechnical engineer overseeing excavations on Parliament Hill as part of the restoration project at the Parliament Buildings. "He was the guy everybody turned to. He was one of the reasons we came into work, because we knew he was there. He's irreplaceable."
The Woodard family, too, was grieving. "I lost my husband, the love of my life, my best friend, the father of my daughter, and a great stepdad to the boys," Terry Woodard said in a Facebook posting. "I don't know what to say. I want him back so much ... (He will) be always in my prayers, in my mind, but most of all in my heart."
Grief also found other forms of expression. Trying to deal with what had happened to them, some crash survivors apparently felt compelled to visit the site.
One survivor, Chad Mariage, said he wanted a second look after the chaos of the previous day. "I didn't know how I would react when I got here. My anxiety level went up a bit ... (but) it puts things in perspective. It's one thing to watch it on the news ... But when you're actually back here, that feeling of how close it could have been. There are some things you can't unsee."
Romi Gupta, a 40-year-old office employee who works downtown, came with her husband. She sustained cuts on her arm in the accident and still suffers back and neck pain. She shrugged off her injuries as she looked at the debris-strewn site. "It's nothing compared to what other people have been through."
With files from Meghan Hurley, Tom Spears, Neco Cockburn, Andrew Seymour, Joanne Laucius, Ian MacLeod, Maria Cook, Kelly Egan, Don Butler, David Reevely and The Canadian Press.


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First, a salute to the Mahatma, and a quote:
"I shall work for an India...in which there shall be no high class and low class of people, an India in which all communities shall live in perfect harmony. There can be no room in such an India for the curse of untouchability or the curse of intoxicating drinks and drugs."
Not sure how effective the new ban on smoking in public places in India will be, but they picked a good day for putting it into effect, and I hope it works and can be extended to the items he's referred to specifically here. This is one of my favorite Gandhi-ji pictures, titled 'The Leader Leads'.
The final quarter of the year promises to be Bollywood's best, and October should do well in kicking things off. The movies I am looking forward to, in addition to Ramchand Pakistani, which was delayed from its initial release date in August (#3 in this post has more commentary):
1. Kidnap starring Imran Khan, Minissha Lamba, Sanjay Dutt. I'll hope to share my thoughts on this over opening weekend. Saving my music review for then as well, because the soundtrack is only decent as a standalone product. If Gabbar Singh were to critique Pritam Chakrobarty's music, his question before listening to each album might be: Abe O Pritam...kitne dhun churaaye? (how many tunes did you steal?). Alas, the answer isn't zero...again. But there's enough in it to look forward to. Sanjay Dutt will be the best actor by far in the film, but they've made it clear this is Imran's film. Some promo stills remind me of Aamir Khan in Ashutosh Gowariker's Baazi (1994). Should be interesting. Here are a couple of posts on the film. Official website: kidnapthefilm.com
2. Heroes starring Salman Khan, Sunny Deol, Bobby Deol, Sohail Khan, Dino Morea, Mithun Chakrobarty, Preity Zinta, Riya Sen, Amrita Arora, and others. The one movie I'm hoping does better than most expect it to do -- the plot is intriguing, and it should be fun to see Salman and Preity like this! Official website: heroes.erosentertainment.com
3. Roadside Romeo, an animated film that is a collaborative effort between Yash Raj Films and Walt Disney Studios. While the title sounds a lot less appealing to me than, say, Toonpur Ka Superhero (that's an Ajay Devgan project), it should be worth checking out, if only for the voices being provided by Saif Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor, and Javed Jaaferi! They're all good comedians (especially Javed), and the film promises to be fun. Official website: This link.
4. Honorable Mention, if only for the cast, goes to two films I'm not expecting too much from:
Golmaal Returns, starring Ajay Devgan, Tusshar Kapoor, Arshad Warsi, Shreyas Talpade, Kareena Kapoor, Amrita Arora and Celina Jaitley. It's a good cast, and it'll likely be a hit. But I didn't think much of the original, and I'm willing to bet the best this does is give Singh Is Kinng a run for its money, which means it will do well financially. A wild-card for the month, which could just work if they strike a balance between clean and nonsensical but tasteful comedy, it could be rather fun. Official website: golmaalreturnsfilm.com
Drona, starring Abhishek Bachchan and Priyanka Chopra, a film by Goldie Behl. Because the name 'Goldie' wasn't enough, we have tons of reminders of the person in the form of gold, lots of it, all over! So I was excited with the superhero/fantasy theme, and its music is pretty decent. Given the theme, I was hoping we'd get He-Man and Zelda (from The Legend of Zelda, borderline religion for Nintendo video-gamer kids from the 1980s), instead we got this...
Abhishek Bachchan has had his chances over the years, and we know he'll keep getting roles and decent scripts no matter how his films fare. Some of us have said, "Abhi nahin to kabhi nahin" and moved on, though. Yet, he might just prove there can indeed be not so fit and in-shape superheroes in the world (he gives me hope!), for which part of me is secretly looking forward to the outcome. Official website: drona.erosentertainment.com
Any in particular you've been looking forward to?
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Ramchand Pakistani
Oct 10, 2008
Cheenti Cheenti Bang Bang
Horn Ok Pleassss
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Oct 24, 2008
Roadside Romeo
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Golmaal Returns
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As I previously mentioned, calling the Value method on an Excel Range object returns an array of arrays of values. Here's a quick way to get a 2-dimensional array of all values from a worksheet...
data = worksheet.UsedRange.Value
But, as I failed to mention in that article, you can also insert a 2-dimensional array into a Range of cells:
worksheet.Range("A2:G7").Value = data
If you have a lot of data to insert, this will be much faster than inputting the data cell-by-cell. But it is important that the range of cells be the same size (number of rows, number of columns) as your 2d array.
Your Array: Number of Rows
Assuming you have data, a 2-dimensional array, you can determine the number of rows by calling data.size:
rows = data.size
Your Array: Number of Columns
You can determine the number of columns by calling size on one of the data array's rows:
cols = data[0].size
Defining Your Worksheet Range
But to use the Range method, you need to define the column letters (ie, "A2:G7"). You probably already know that you want your starting point to be cell A1 or A2. But how do you programmatically determine the final column letter for an array that is 104 columns wide?
Each cell (or row, or column) object has an Address method that returns its location in letter-number format, so...
worksheet.Cells(5, 3).Address
...returns "$C$5", and we can use that string in our upcoming Range definition. So if you have a range that is 30 columns wide by 100 rows in length, which we want to insert into a Range, starting at cell A1:
first = worksheet.Cells(1,1).Address # => "$A$1"
last = worksheet.Cells(100,30).Address # => "$AD$100"
worksheet.Range("#{first}:#{last}").Value = data
If your worksheet has a header row and you will be inserting your data after that, bump up the row value by 1:
first = worksheet.Cells(2,1).Address # => "$A$2"
last = worksheet.Cells(101,30).Address # => "$AD$101"
worksheet.Range("#{first}:#{last}").Value = data
I hope that some of you find this useful. My thanks goes to Charlie for suggesting the topic.


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Anthony scores 41, Knicks win 11th straight
Bucks fail to clinch playoff berth
Carmelo Anthony scored 41 points, tying a franchise record with this third straight 40-point game, and the New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 101-83 on Friday night for their 11th straight victory.
Anthony, who had 50 points and 40 in his previous two games, equaled Bernard King's 1984-85 mark. New York matched the third-longest winning streak in franchise history.
J.R. Smith added 30 points for the Knicks, who used a huge third quarter to turn around the game after a lackluster first half on the night they honored their 1972-73 NBA championship team.
Brandon Jennings scored 25 points for the Bucks and JJ Reddick had 18.
After scoring just 36 points in the first half and trailing by nine, the Knicks poured in 42 in the third quarter, with Anthony scoring 18 and Jason Kidd ending the period with a 59-foot heave at the buzzer.
"We were a little dead in the first half," Anthony said.
Milwaukee led 57-48 after Jennings hit a jumper with 8:46 left in the third before the Knicks scored the next 16 points.
Anthony started the streak with a layup, free throw and short jumper. Smith followed with a 3-pointer and Anthony's long jumper with 6:25 to go gave New York a 58-57 lead, its first since late in the first quarter.
The streak continued with a 3-pointer from Smith and concluded with Anthony's 3-pointer with 4:47 left to put the Knicks ahead 64-57.
The Bucks finally scored on Jennings' layup with 4:26 left, but Raymond Felton hit a 3-pointer and Smith followed with two more as the Knicks ran off to a 78-66 lead after three quarters.
The Bucks got as close as 87-81 on Reddick's 3-pointer with 4:39 remaining in the game, but the Knicks scored the next 11 points and ended the game on a 14-2 run.
Milwaukee took its biggest lead of the game, 44-34, on Jennings' two free throws with 1:05 remaining in the second quarter.
The Knicks' 36 points at the half were the team's lowest since scoring 36 against the Bulls on Jan. 11.
The teams were tied at 19 after the first quarter, the Knicks' lowest total in the opening period since scoring 18 against Indiana on Feb. 20.
Felton finished with nine points for the Knicks, while Anthony (14), Smith (10) and Tyson Chandler (10) each recorded double-digit rebounds.
Monta Ellis added 11 points for the Bucks and Larry Sanders had 12 rebounds.
Notes: During halftime, the Knicks celebrated "Legends Night" by honoring the 40th anniversary of their 1972-73 championship team. That was the last Knicks team to win the NBA title. ... The Knicks' last loss was a 93-80 defeat to the Clippers on March 17 in Los Angeles. ... The Knicks have won five straight over the Bucks, including all three games this season. The Knicks' last season sweep in the series was during the 1999-00 season. Milwaukee's last win in the series came on March 9, 2012.


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This is an article I found over at "PositivelyPresent.com" just searching the net. I was going over the positive results of being open minded in my head, typed it in and *Presto*… Here it is. To put it basic from my own perspective, being open minded allows you to grow. The wonder in itself can inspire investigation and that can bring about change. Many of my experiences in the last 3 years (along with some dope ass friends), helped me to learn this and I'm still learning. Not everybody is the same so to honestly and humbly communicate with each other and keep that initial loving connection is important to me. Not only with people but with things we do. Job changes, schedule changes, weather changes… whatever. Everything changes in some aspect and being open minded will help you roll with the punches. Adapt and find power in it or change the next outcome. FOOSHHHHH!
7 benefits of being open-minded
Being open-minded can be really tough sometimes. Most of us are brought up with a set of beliefs and values and, throughout our lives, tend to surround ourselves with people who share the same values and beliefs. Therefore, it can be difficult when we're faced with ideas that challenge our own and, though we may wish to be open-minded, we may struggle with the act of it from time to time.
I'd like to say I'm a fairly open-minded person, but, like most people, I do have some pretty strong views about specific topics and find it hard to sway from those opinions — no matter how others might try to persuade me. Of course, I fully believe that having strong beliefs can be a wonderful thing and I believe we should all stay true to what we believe in, but having strong beliefs doesn't have to mean having a closed mind.
Though it can be tough to do sometimes, I've always found that when I open my mind, I've reaped a lot of rewarding benefits. There is much to be gained from opening the door to your mind and letting new ideas and beliefs come in. Here are just a few of the benefits I've uncovered when I've taken the time to view the world around me with an open mind…
The 7 Benefits of Being Open-Minded
- Letting go of control. When you open your mind, you free yourself from having to be in complete control of your thoughts. You allow yourself to experience new ideas and thoughts and you challenge the beliefs you currently have. It can be very liberating to look at the world through an open mind.
- Experiencing changes. Opening up your mind to new ideas allows you to the opportunity to change what you think and how you view the world. Now, this doesn't mean you necessarily will change your beliefs, but you have the option to when you think with an open mind.
- Making yourself vulnerable. One of the scariest (and greatest) things about seeing the world through an open mind is making yourself vulnerable. In agreeing to have an open-minded view of the world, you're admitting you don't know everything and that there are possibilities you may not have considered. This vulnerability can be both terrifying and exhilarating.
- Making mistakes. Making mistakes doesn't seem like it would be much of a benefit, but it truly is. When you open your mind and allow yourself to see things from others' perspectives, you allow yourself not only to recognize potential mistakes you've made, but also to make new mistakes. Doesn't sound like much fun, but it's a great thing to fall and get back up again.
- Strengthening yourself. Open-mindedness provides a platform on which you can build, piling one idea on top of another. With an open mind you can learn about new things and you can use the new ideas to build on the old ideas. Everything you experience can add up, strengthening who you are and what you believe in. It's very hard to build on experiences without an open mind.
- Gaining confidence. When you live with an open mind, you have a strong sense of self. You are not confined by your own beliefs, nor are you confined by the beliefs of others. For that reason, you are able to have and gain confidence as you learn more and more about the world around you. Open-mindedness helps you to learn and grow, strengthening your belief in yourself.
- Being honest. There is an honesty that comes with an open mind because being open-minded means admitting that you aren't all-knowing. It means believing that whatever truth you find might always have more to it than you realize. This understanding creates an underlying sense of honesty that permeates the character of anyone who lives with an open mind.
For some, being open-minded is easy; it comes as effortlessly as breathing. For others, having an open mind can be more of a challenge, something that they have to work on and make an effort to obtain. Whether or not you consider yourself to be open-minded, you can certainly see from the list above that there are great benefits to viewing life with an open mind. It's not always an easy thing to do (believe me, most people struggle with this), but the effort to think openly and embrace new ideas will be worth it when you're able to take part in the benefits that come from opening your mind.


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About half of iPhone 4S users really like Siri, according to a recent study, and nearly all use Siri at least once a month.
In a survey of 482 iPhone 4S users, consulting group Parks Associates found that most people use Siri to make calls or send text messages. About a third of the respondents use Siri daily or nearly daily.
However, Siri's other services aren't as utilized, according to the Wall Street Journal. Few use Siri to play music or schedule meetings -- about a third had never done so. Whether this is based on trusting a new technology or frustration with the app itself is unknown. Press:Here has written previous stories where users expressed annoyance at being misunderstood or that Siri tends to be busy or unavailable. One man even is even suing Apple over "false advertising" surrounding Siri.
U.S. & World
Either way, respondents were not shy about expressing their opinions on Siri, which tended to be polar opposites. Many thought it marvelous, while others found it "very disappointing." The survey concluded 55 percent of respondents were very satisfied with Siri while 9 percent were unsatisfied. Apparently the rest fell in between the categories.
Not surprisingly, Apple declined to comment on the survey.
What we get from this is that Siri was a great concept, but it didn't quite deliver on the promise that it initially showed. That's not surprising for a beta testing but not in a final product. We think Siri will likely be more stable in its next incarnation.


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Was MLK's 'I Have a Dream' Speech Misinterpreted?
Professor Jonathan Rieder explains how Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech may have been racially misinterpreted, and how King would likely view civil rights in America today.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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King was was seen going as half full and a half empty he wouldn't be ... or how ... that they dismantled segregation created a democratic nation ... we went from a non racial democracy to a fall ... from a racial them ... we went from anything we bring to a non racial democracy elected a black was first elected black president what he knew that I remember said I've been anointed to leverage the captaincy feed the hungry ... he would have focused on all the suffering even if that involve race anymore ... that he wouldn't be in ... the fire re created a fire a profit of ten he wouldn't critical of this prestigious well okay ... professor writer thanks much for joining us the book gospel of freedom ... every year ... I thinks again for coming thank you for having me ...