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\nThe Asheville Art Museum offers seven weeks of Summer Art Camp to rising K-12th grade students. Enrollment is limited and pre-r egistration is required. Registration includes admission to the Museum and all materials necessary for each class. Classes are held in the WNC Art R esource Center studio\, located on the upper floor of the Museum's new E ast Wing. Morning\, afternoon and all-day sessions are offered (supervised lunch break provided for day-long students). Registration information and class descriptions are available at www.ashevilleart.or g\, or call Sharon McRorie at 828.253.3227\, ext.122.
Summer Art Camp 2012:
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June 11 - 15\, 2012 (Rising K - 2nd Grade Students)
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\nAfternoon Session: < em>Carnival of the Animals
June 18 - 22\, 2012 (Rising 3rd - 5th)
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With over a million people, over 400 schools and 180,000 pupils Birmingham is the largest urban local authority in the UK. We're also one of the youngest, and one of the most diverse – both in the population we serve, and in the variety of our schools.
So whether you're just starting in education or looking for promotion, we'd love you to join us. It's your opportunity to make real progress in your career, and to use your skills and experience to make a real difference to young people's lives.
Searching for Teaching and Support Staff Vacancies
Use the links below to search all the latest school vacancies.
- Jobs with Birmingham City Council
Details of vacancies in all council departments including teaching and support roles. The search current vacancies link has an Occupation feature - choose between three Education options: Adult, Teaching and Non-teaching.
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The Teaching Jobs Bulletin and the Support Staff Jobs Bulletin are now available from eBriefing. A new edition of the Teaching Jobs Bulletin is uploaded each Monday during term time and a new edition of the Support Staff Jobs Bulletin is uploaded each Wednesday during term time. You can also follow us on twitter for links to the most recent Bulletins.
- Vacancies are also published in the Jobs4U, printed fortnightly and available from your local library, leisure centre or any City Council building.
- The Birmingham NQT Pool for 2013 will be opening on Friday 18 January. Go to the Teaching in Birmingham page to download the application forms that will be available from this date.
A guide to roles in schools is available below:
Please note: Birmingham City Council is not responsible for the content of other organisations' web sites.

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OpenBSD Packages and Ports Installation and upgrading of packages and ports on OpenBSD. |
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Wine on OpenBSD 4.3
Anyone running it or have any good links to the installation/setup instructions. I have read most of what I can find but many files such as winecfg seem to be missing from openBSD pkg.
Note that the version of WINE available for OpenBSD dates from 1999. This is because newer versions of WINE contain many Linux-specific technologies. The only thing I have *ever* gotten to work with OpenBSD's WINE is sol.exe from Windows 95. Nothing else, and nothing from any newer versions of Windows. If you require Windows Applications, either set up a multiboot environment and run Windows natively (or Linux/WINE), or run Windows in a virtual machine.
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Right, that old Wine port is for nostalgic reasons only..
I believe the issue with modern Wine is thread related, but honestly none of the developers seem interested in such a port anyway.. jggimi is right, if you own a previous Windows licence, multiboot.. or install it in QEMU or something, that might violate the EULA but who honestly cares eh? |
I have been trying to get a virtual windows machine running on OpenBSD for awhile now but all the technology I looked at didn't seem to support OpenBSD as a host OS. Will QEMU do that? If i could get a windows MMC console to work with OpenBSD I could finally leave MS land forever, never to return.
Yes, qemu can be used to run Windows. But use standard installation media from Microsoft, not an OEM "image" disc from a PC manufacturer. Those are hardware configuration specific, and none will match the qemu virtual machine.
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good stuff everyone. I have started building a new OBSD machine for QEMU / reactOS or win VM. (hence the other matrox posts :-)) I have multiple MS action pack subscriptions as well as an MSDN universal license so getting valid software is not a problem. I have spent the last decade porting stuff over from unix to windows in a never ending fight to get my OS to treat me like an adult and recently I threw in the towel. Windows *could* do anything *nix could do if MS would stop intentionally breaking stuff so my grandma can play scrabble on AOL with one less virus. I gave up on windows even though MS/RIAA were nice enough to give me temporary permission to play my own media on the copy of vista I lease.
All that ramble and I didn't answer the question. I work for a large company as a software engineer and have to live in a windows world. I need to manage many many windows machines and run IIS, .net, SQL server ect everywhere. I have made lot of progress with OBSD, read a samba book and see that it can do much of the network management i have to do. Rdesktop works great. Made a network bridge, a firewall, vpn, proxy, dns server and on and on. I love it but I still need to be able to manage those win apps from my desktop. A vm would be perfect. I could run BSD local and have a win vm joined to the domain to do that stuff. As a server I can replace tons of stuff we do on 2003 now with OBSD for free and have it run better on less hardware. great potential. When the free version is better than what is sold, then what is sold has no value and people will eventually stop buying it.
Will VNC work for you? I have used VNC on mixed platforms in the past and recently installed the "tightvnc" package on OpenBSD 4.3 and it works very well.
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or you could do what I do (because work-wise I'm in the same position you are)...
load up Virtual-PC 2007 (which is completely free $-wise), then install OBSD on it. In fact I have a very nice 4.3 installation on a .vhd that's about 10 Gigs in size. When someone at work inquires about OBSD, I let them have that copy (it already has the networking configured for our LAN so it literally works outta the box.) The cool thing about this is showing someone how much easier and more efficient something can do on OBSD running on top of a windows installation than the windows installation itself... priceless.
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I have a full VMware ESX license and setup as well as Workstation. I run OpenBSD VMs there. I just like the ESX model with a minimal, stable base OS and lately I don't want to work on anything thats not opensource if i can avoid it. with a non MS base OS i can run numerous extra virtual appliances including another complete windows vm on the same hardware. I setup reactOS inside qemu and in a few years thats going to be sweet if reactOS stays on schedule. That would not only satisfy all my needs but the base os, the vm layer, and the vm machine itself would all be 100% open source as far as I can tell.
I installed win 2003 enterprise in qemu and i can get it to join the domain and other things but blue screen every time with windows update. Its 2003 sp1, IE 6.0. I've tried with and without kqemu and using the no-acpi flag causes my vm to not boot at all. Thanks to everyone for the help. Often My questions are more to understand rather than getting anything productive done. I could very easily vnc from win to bsd. I can rdesktop from bsd to win as well. I could run vmware on linux. Many people at work try and give me a MAC saying that its BSD . There are many ways I could do it, but i want to do it a new way that i have never done before, with OpenBSD. :-) Anyone running 2003 in qemu and able to update it via windowsupdate website? |
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The tax incentive would reimburse organizations such as the Joplin Sports Authority, allowing them to attract amateur sporting events to the state, everything from baseball to basketball tournaments.
"Right now, other states who have this tax and reimbursement on file are getting winning sporting events right and left, so for us to be more competitive with the neighboring states, that's what's important about it," states Patrick Tuttle, Joplin Convention and Visitors Bureau.
This is how the bill would work, what a city spends on hosting an event would be reimbursed under the tax credit program or the state would reimburse the city for $5 for very ticket sold, whichever is less.
"It helps them with marketing. It helps them with, in some cases, prize money, guest speakers for an event, those kinds of things. So, it'd really help a local planner to be able to expand their budget by knowing part of that is going to be reimbursed," says Tuttle.
City administrators say this will not only help local organizations, but the City of Joplin as well.
"Some of that money is coming back to Joplin. If they're having a large softball tournament and we know we have so many teams and so many hotel rooms nights, so much revenue is generated because of that event, they can then bank on part of that coming back to Joplin through reimbursement of the taxation," says Tuttle.
A similar bill was introduced last session, but did not pass. 9 different sports authorities in the state could benefit from the bill.


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HAVING risen 82 points in four straight trading sessions - one before the Greek elections over the weekend and three after - the Straits Times Index (STI) yesterday ended 25.53 points down at 2,830.15.
Turnover remained as depressed as it has been for many months now with 1.4 billion units worth $907 million traded excluding foreign currency issues.
According to conventional market wisdom, the reason for the selling was sudden doubts over the situation in Europe, particularly Spain and Italy. As a result, Hong Kong closed 1.3 per cent weaker and Europe opened about 0.5 per cent in the red.
An equally likely explanation was that trading funds had bought ahead of Wednesday's US Federal Open Market Committee meeting and sold once it was over.
Stocks in play were mainly of the penny variety, with brokers making a spirited attempt at generating interest in counters such as M Development, Artivision, and GMG. Call warrants on the Hang Seng Index were also active, as were shares of commodity firm Olam International.
Among the few research reports of interest issued yesterday was Maybank Kim Eng's "sell" on the Hong Kong Exchange (HKEx) following the latter's purchase of the London Metals Exchange (LME).
"While LME's trading fees would be raised by around 200 per cent in July 2012, the adjusted price-earnings of 60x still looks very stretched, especially given that HKEx has promised not to raise trading fees again until 2015," said the broker. It set a fair value of HK$90 for the stock which yesterday closed HK$1 weaker at HK$108.70 on volume of 3.8 million.
In a report yesterday, Reuters quoted ING strategists as saying that with Spain under increasing pressure, the spectre of having to exhaust European Stability Mechanism (ESM) resources with an official rescue of Spain looms large.
ING was quoted as saying that with a full rescue package for Spain likely to cost around 250 billion euros (S$401 billion), taking into account funds already committed to Greece, Ireland, and Portugal would leave only around 150 billion euros in the kitty, said Reuters.
"If beyond that, Italy were to require help we would enter very dangerous territory," ING said. "There is no rescue mechanism in place that could cater for an Italian bailout."
In its June 20 Liquid Insight, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch (BoA-ML) said it has long held the view that the US Fed will launch a third round of quantitative easing or QE3 by September and that remains its view today.
"We also think it will not start hiking interest rates until mid-2015 at the earliest," said BoA-ML. "Exactly when the Fed will announce such easing actions depends on the outlook and risks. We see about a one-in- three chance that it will launch a significant action in June, although by September we see a 75 per cent chance of QE3."
In its June 14 Economics Markets Strategy, DBS Group Research said that even if Greece exits the eurozone it does not mean another "Lehman moment" because people have had two years to think about and prepare for it.
"When Lehman Brothers collapsed, it literally happened in a moment - over a weekend," said DBS. "People came to work Monday morning and had no idea who they could trade with. Because they had no idea who was holding Lehman's rotten apples. Everything froze.
"Markets have had since May 2010 to research and discover who's holding the bad apples this time. And most have known for quite a while who it is."


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Bert Isbell, 90, of Frisco, Texas, passed away on December 26, 2012.
He was born on April 4, 1922, in Pampa, Texas, to Rebecca Kinzer and Archer Bert Isbell.He was a 1941 graduate of Pampa High School, where he played football for the Pampa Harvesters. Bert enlisted in the US Coast Guard in 1942 and served in the Pacific and was a WWII veteran.
Bert married Eloise Knox on June 18, 1950, in Ponder, Texas. He was a longtime member of Rockhill Church of Christ.
Bert was a recipient of the Silver Citizen of the Year in 2010 from the Frisco Chamber of Commerce. Frisco ISD named an elementary school in Bert's honor, Isbell Elementary. He was also a member of the Frisco Association of Retired School Personnel and the Heritage Association of Frisco, as well as a member of the Lions Club.
Bert is survived by his wife, Eloise Isbell; three children, Judy Isbell, Lynn Cain and her husband, Chris and Bert Isbell Jr.; and four grandchildren, Travis Isbell, Katie Isbell, Jacob Cain and Tyler Cain.
Bert was preceded in death by his parents, Rebecca and Bert Isbell.
A memorial service was held at Rockhill Church of Christ on Saturday, December 29, 2012, at 11:30 a.m. with Brother Jim Pyburn officiating. A visitation was held at Turrentine-Jackson-Morrow Funeral Home in Frisco on Friday, December 28, 2012, from 6 to 8 p.m.
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The ex-cop suspected in the killings of an officer and two others remained at large Friday as darkness fell over a mountain forest and police suspended their manhunt until Saturday morning.
"Once it gets dark out there and the snow keeps falling and they have no air support, I don't know how effective they would be in that situation," spokeswoman Cindy Bachman of the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said.
Throughout Friday, more than 100 officers searched through fresh snow for clues to the whereabouts of Christopher Jordan Dorner, 33, a fired Los Angeles Police Department officer and former Navy lieutenant suspected in the three killings.
Dorner allegedly wrote a manifesto declaring a war of revenge on police, authorities said.
By Friday night, police were expected to have completed a search of vacant cabins in the snowpacked forest of the San Bernardino Mountains near the resort town of Big Bear Lake, Bachman said.
Police on Thursday searched 400 homes in the Big Bear Lake area and were completing searches of 200 more on Friday, she said. Overnight patrols in the town were to be beefed up with 12 extra two-officer teams, she said.
"The search is continuing," Bachman said. "First of all, they have to rest. They have been going at this for two days."
Police teams were dressed in snow gear, holding the trigger guards on their assault-style rifles while scouring eight square miles near Big Bear Lake, a popular skiing area two hours east of Los Angeles.
The mountains were the focus of Friday's search effort because police had found Dorner's burned-out pickup truck a day earlier near the resort community.
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I recently built a version of mednafen 0.9.17.1-WIP with all of the systems enabled that work perfect or (reasonably) well on the Pandora. This should supersede the PC engine only build (mednafen-pce) I released a while back.
It supports the following systems:
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy (Color)
Sega Game Gear
Atari Lynx
Neo Geo Pocket Color
PC-Engine / Turbografx 16
Sega Master System
Virtual Boy
From my testing the only systems from the above list that did not run perfectly full speed were Game Boy Advance and Virtual Boy, but suprisingly GBA wasn't as bad as I expected.
I created a launcher script for each system that uses zenity to prompt for a rom and remembers the last used rom directory. Each system should be configured to use integer scaling utilizing as much of the pandora screen as possible. I tried to set up reasonable control mappings for each of the systems.
Important keys:
Esc- exit emulator
Shift-Alt-1 reconfigure controller 1
F5 - save state
F7 - load state
0-9 - select save slot
Shift - F5 record movie
Shift - F7 play movie
Shift - 0-9 select movie slot
+ - Fast forward (4x by default)
- - Slow motion (0.75x by default)
# - Toggle 4:3 scaling for nes, pce, and sms
F10 - reset
F11 - hard reset / power
\ - toggle cheats console
! - enable/disable cheats
n - open net play console
PC engine CD rom games require a bios file named syscard3.pce to be placed in pandora/appdata/mednafen/.mednafen/pce_bios
Atari Lynx games need a boot image named lynxboot.img placed in pandora/appdata/mednafen/.mednafen
Misc notes:
Some NES games need a bit of overclock (approx 700)
PC engine CD games need some overclock especially if audio encoded as ogg
Wonderswan controls use Q, Shift, A, and . for the lower control axis
I'll document everything better soon.
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Virginia residents could see a higher sales tax — and the state could become the first in the country to shed its gas tax — if a transportation plan unveiled by Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell passes the state's General Assembly during its 2013 session. The five-year, $3.1 billion transportation overhaul is the governor's attempt to address some of the state's major road and infrastructure needs in coming years; $14 billion in projects are already underway across Virginia. McDonnell said the 17.5 cent tax on gasoline — which accounts for more than 30 percent of Virginia's transportation revenues — was "dated," blaming inflation and better mileage on the dollar for making it a stagnant funding source. Raising sales tax from 5 to 5.8 percent, …
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Gov. Bob McDonnell's (R-VA) transportation bill passed the House of Delegates Finance Committee, moving past its first hurdle in the state's 2013 General Assembly session. In a 14-8 vote along party lines, the committee passed McDonnell's package, which calls for eliminating the state's 17.5 cents per gallon gas tax and raising the state sales tax from 5% to 5.8%.   more ›


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On two test routes around the Baltic resort of Warnemünde, the star-branded products of Mercedes-Benz have been able to win through against the competition. The Vito 113 CDI and the new Sprinter 316 BlueTEC successfully secured first place in their respective categories.
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Double scoop at the "Motoring Matters Magazine Group Awards 2013" in Australia: Mercedes-Benz Vans triumphant in Australia
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Mercedes-Benz Vans has excelled at the renowned "Motoring Matters Magazine Group Awards 2013" in Australia, scooping two awards. The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter won the coveted "Delivery Magazine Van of the Year Award". The Mercedes-Benz Viano topped the "Best People Mover of the Year" category once more.
, Jun 07, 2013
Double success at the 2013 Van Fleet World Honours in UK: Sprinter Named Best Large Van, Mercedes-Benz Vans Wins Safety Award
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The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is setting standards worldwide - also as far as fleet specialists in the UK are concerned. This was recently underscored once more when the vehicle won the Best Large Van award at the renowned 2013 Van Fleet World Honours. In addition, Mercedes-Benz Vans received the Safety Award for its safety concept.
, May 08, 2013
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: Russia Votes the Sprinter "Van of the Year 2013"
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The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has been voted "Van of the Year 2013" in Russia, thus winning the country's largest nationwide automotive competition for the third time in a row. With this spectacular achievement, the vehicle that lent its name to the large van segment has demonstrated how well the Russian growth market receives its key attributes reliability, high quality, and versatility.
, Apr 29, 2013
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: A powerful performer!
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It just keeps on sprinting! Ever since the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter made its debut in 1995, the van has made a name for itself the world over and has become a top seller. Over the past 18 years, the vehicle has boasted total sales of 2.47 million units and helped customers perform a wide variety of tasks. The Sprinter is a truly global vehicle and a key pillar of the "Vans goes global" growth strategy of Mercedes-Benz Vans.
, Apr 29, 2013
The new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter - Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: Now even safer, greener, more economical, and more attractive
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The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has lent its name to an entire vehicle segment and is a synonym for large vans with around 3.5 tons of GVW all around the globe. The Sprinter has always driven innovations in its segment — a tradition that is being continued by the new model. The new Sprinter continues to set standards, boasting five new safety systems, engines that meet the future Euro VI emissions standard, and a striking appearance.
, Apr 10, 2013
23rd "Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles": Mercedes-Benz vehicles deliver a good performance in the desert
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On March 30, 2013 the Daimler employees Coralie Lejeune and Susanne Ehmer, Sabrina Trillmann and Astrid Ebermann, as well as the skilled trades team members Sabrina Mayer and Larissa Lauber crossed the finish line of the "Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles" exhausted but satisfied. The Mercedes-drivers were able to capture top positions with their standard production transporters in the rallye's most important rankings.
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With three premieres at Bauma 2013 Mercedes-Benz is celebrating the completion of its custom-designed range for the construction industry: With these vehicles Mercedes-Benz offers characteristic construction-trade configurations ex factory. Right down to the last detail they are tailored to meet the specific customer requirements in the construction industry and ancillary trades.
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Daimler employees hit the desert - Ready to Roll in the Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles: Four Mercedes-Benz Vans Teams on their way to the desert
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Volker Mornhinweg, Head of Mercedes-Benz Vans, recently personally saw off the Mercedes-Benz Vans rallye team and wish its members well. "The coming days will most certainly be filled with special challenges and unforgettable experiences," said Mornhinweg. "You will surely take unique impressions home with you. For now, however, I wish you much success in the rallye - take care and have fun." Four rallye teams from Mercedes-Benz Vans started in Paris this past weekend to participate in the Rallye Aïcha des Gazelles.
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The new Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
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It has given its name to an entire vehicle class – around the world the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is synonymous with large vans with a permissible gross vehicle weight of 3.5 t. The Sprinter has always been the leader in its class in terms of innovation, and now it is once more demonstrating this to impressive effect: with five new safety systems, engines meeting the future Euro VI emissions standard and a striking look, the new Sprinter is again setting the benchmark. And one thing is clear: with outstandingly low consumption figures of up to 6.3 l/100 km, it is streets ahead when it comes to best-in-class fuel consumption too.
, Jan 29, 2013
Daimler commercial vehicles at the Bauma trade fair in Munich, from 15 - 21 April 2013
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This year the building-trade-typical version of the Mercedes-Benz Citan van and the new Mercedes-Benz Arocs truck series are the highlights at the 2013 Bauma trade fair."The new force in construction" will be presented to the general public in Munich for the very first time.
, Oct 10, 2012
Distribution Drive: new short-radius distribution vehicles from Mercedes-Benz and Fuso
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Milk to the supermarket, parcels to the front door: the omnipresent delivery vans and trucks on our city streets are the backbone of the regional economy. Mercedes-Benz and Fuso are dynamic performers in this part of the commercial vehicles segment, with an extensive range of eco-friendly, cost-effective and versatile vehicles to meet every need. They offer a range of equally dynamic and driver-friendly models, from the new Mercedes-Benz Antos heavy-duty delivery truck to the Citan urban delivery van.
, Sep 18, 2012
Mercedes-Benz at the 2012 International Commercial Vehicle Show
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The premiere of the new Mercedes-Benz Antos, the first specialised truck series for heavy-duty short-radius distribution. Whether it's food, domestic heating fuel or municipal transportation, with a permitted gross vehicle weight of 18 t to 26 t, the Antos is at home when it comes to regional transport. The model range, including the highly-specialised Loader and Volumer models, is just as varied as the field of application.
, Aug 28, 2012
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The performance of a giant and the thirst of a sparrow – the new Mercedes-Benz Citan is the efficient urban delivery van. The new Citan combines minimal CO2 emissions with great driving pleasure as well as great performance and low maintenance costs like no other city van. The standard consumption of the Citan BlueEFFICIENCY is 4.3 litres/100 km – no other urban delivery van with a combustion engine consumes less fuel or produces fewer emissions. Load space of up to 3.8 m³ and a maximum payload of 800 kg are no less remarkable.
, Jul 02, 2012
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Daimler commercial vehicle brands will be presenting a great number of premieres at the International Motor Show for Commercial Vehicles (IAA) in Hanover in September this year. Whether trucks, buses or vans: the main focus for all brands and models will be on more environmentally-friendly, economically-efficient and safer vehicles and major assemblies. Whether trucks from Mercedes-Benz and Fuso, buses from Mercedes-Benz and Setra, vans from Mercedes-Benz or major assemblies and services – they all represent Daimler's innovative leadership.
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Mercedes-Benz Vans All-Wheel-Drive Event in Turin 2011: all-wheel drive for all
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They play a key role not only on the roads of Europe and further afield, but also in off-road applications on dirt tracks and rough road surfaces as well as in excavation pits: Mercedes-Benz vans and large-capacity vehicles come up trumps also with their all-wheel drive and superior leading-edge technology. The comprehensive range offered by the all-wheel-drive quartet from Mercedes-Benz Vans covers the complete spectrum from comfortable large-capacity vehicle to sturdy large-volume van.
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Daimler at the 2010 International Commercial Vehicle Show
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Three major brands, a pageant of innovations, over 60 trucks, vans and buses and coaches – Daimler AG is putting in an impressive showing as the world's leading manufacturer of commercial vehicles at the 2010 IAA International Commercial Vehicle Show. For the first time, the Mercedes-Benz, Fuso and Setra brands are assembled together in trade show hall 14/15, where they each have their own individual stands. This symbolises the bond that exists between three brands which lead the way in their respective segments.
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Mercedes-Benz at the 2010 International Commercial Vehicle Show
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The innovations from Mercedes-Benz Trucks at the Hanover International Motor Show focus on quality, safety, economy, environmental friendliness and comfort. The revolutionary Active Brake Assist feature now offers even more extensive safety functions, the Actros Edition is the stuff of drivers' dreams and the new Atego and Axor bring unprecedented comfort and functionality to distribution operations.
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The new Mercedes-Benz Vito: economical, powerful and clean
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Tough, indestructible and dependable – day-in, day-out, the Mercedes-Benz Vito applies itself uncomplainingly to the rigours of the tasks on hand. This is a van that knows its business. Mercedes-Benz has undertaken a comprehensive revamp of the Vito van, which is now yet more economical and kinder on the environment, yet more practical and more dynamic. New engines and new transmissions reduce emissions and fuel consumption by up to 15 percent while enhancing performance.


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general freaky what did you tell me about general chardy? i must have missed it. he played terrible tonight. i think he might have been a little intimidated. nadal played horrible. absolutely horrible. he is at 30% capacity right now and he has no return of serve. so i am not happy with him. and i dont give a damn if he has only lost 9 clay matches in the last 8 years.
I say Chardy has a classic off night of his, and Nadal dispatches of him easily. All up and down this Chardy...
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Mark Sanchez, Darrelle Revis want to stay Jets
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Mark Sanchez wants to stay right where he is. So does Darrelle Revis.
The two players are among the New York Jets' biggest uncertainties heading into next season. Sanchez comes off a miserable year and Revis is recovering from a serious knee injury while also having a sticky contract situation.
"Until I'm told differently, I'm a Jet," Sanchez said Monday as the Jets cleaned out their lockers. "That's what I always thought would happen. I don't see anything different. I just want another crack at this thing."
Whether he gets that opportunity remains to be seen. The 2009 first-round pick had his worst season since his rookie year, throwing 18 interceptions and getting benched for a game late in the season. Sanchez appeared to lose his confidence as the season wore on and questions about his ability to lead the team became more frequent.
Sanchez didn't hesitate when asked if he believes he can be the team's starting quarterback again.
"No question," he said. "Absolutely."
Some believe Sanchez might be best suited for a change of scenery, to leave the pressures of New York and start over with another franchise. But that will be a tough task for whoever replaces Mike Tannenbaum, who was fired as the team's general manager Monday.
Sanchez is due $8.25 million in guarantees next season after having his contract extended last offseason. He would cost the Jets a $17.1 million salary cap hit next season if he is cut, but New York could spread that amount over the next two seasons if he is released after June 1.
The salary cap hit would still be a costly $8.9 million even if the Jets do find a willing trading partner. So, there's a good chance Sanchez will be back next season to compete for the starting job, possibly with a veteran brought in who could present a viable challenge.
"I've got confidence in Mark," Revis said. "It was a tough year for him. The only thing you can try to do is just lift him up as much as you can and be positive around him. ... I just think he has to just focus on football." Continued...
One player who likely won't be back is Tim Tebow.
Tebow was expected to be a key part of the offense after he was acquired from Denver in a trade last March. Instead, he had no impact and was never a serious challenger to Sanchez for the starting job. Tebow was leapfrogged by third-stringer Greg McElroy when Sanchez was benched, and is expected to be traded or released during the next several weeks.
Tebow said all the right things during his one season with the Jets, doing all he could to hide his frustration at his lack of playing time. He was the NFL's most sought backup, though, attracting large crowds of media every Wednesday and Friday — the days he spoke in front of his locker. His presence, many assumed, provided too much of a distraction for Sanchez.
"I'm not going to make any excuses about anything like that," Sanchez said. "He worked his butt off while he was here and he tried to come in and help this team. That's all I'm going to say about that. He's a good teammate."
Having watched from the sideline most of the season with a torn ligament in his left knee, Revis was disappointed the Jets were labeled by many as a "circus," led by the hoopla surrounding Tebow. There were also the comments by anonymous players throughout the season that annoyed Revis, saying his teammates need to "keep things positive around here."
Meanwhile, Revis expects to be "100 percent ready" by the time next season begins, but there are obvious concerns. Revis was considered the best cover cornerback in the league at the time of his injury, and he'll need to prove he hasn't lost a step and is healthy enough to be a top player again. A new contract might also depend on it.
"Right now, I'm not even focused on that," he said. "I've got to get this knee back to 100 percent. That's all I'm focused on is rehabbing and we'll go from there."
Revis considered holding out of training camp because he was expecting an extension, but instead reported on time. Tannenbaum and the team talked about wanting Revis to retire someday as a member of the Jets. Whether a new general manager feels the same will dictate Revis' long-term future.
"I definitely want to be here," Revis said. "This is where I live. This is the team I got drafted by."
Despite a 6-10 season that ended with three straight losses, Revis thinks the Jets could get back to their winning ways quickly. Continued...
"We're not far," he said. "It's just this year there was a lot of stuff going on. ... The season kind of spiraled into turmoil from injuries, and I think we couldn't really bounce back from that."
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I'm SO happy & excited to be pregnant & I cant wait to hold my little one...but if I could do some things differently, I would. I wouldn't change my situation or anything about the baby at all, just a few side things after I found out I was expecting.1) Keep the name choices to myself. My husband & I chose baby names before we were pregnant to plan for the future. When we found out, we already had the first boy & girl names picked & gave the baby a nickname for now so we wouldn't have to call the baby "it." When people asked me the baby's name, I said "we picked X X for a boy & Y Y for the girl." We got a few positive reactions, with questions, because the names we chose weren't common but have deep meaning for us. One friend, however, made a face & said the boy name we picked was old fashioned & he would be teased for it & asked why we picked it in the first place. Then she told my husband that the first boy was "supposed to be named after him" & reiterated the teasing part. All of this caused quite a few arguments between me & my husband. I was hurt he chose to talk to her about not being fond of the name & for trying to change it because of someone else's opinion that didn't even matter.
In the end, we kept our original names (after he stonewalled about picking another one & seeing how upset I was getting). But definitely for the future kids, we're not telling the name until after the baby comes.
2) Wouldn't tell my mother in law so soon. I admit my relationship with her wasn't the best from the beginning but I tried to include her into things to show that I was trying to include her & be a nice daughter in law. After she caused a scene at my wedding & had a fight with my husband, I was ready to write her off but I figured telling her about the baby would change things. Big mistake!! This is the first grandchild on her side of the family & all she cared about was getting the rent on time (at that time, we were renting the basement). I cried when I found out she said that. Then every time she saw me, she would comment on my weight or give name suggestions. It got so bad that I left the house & went back to my mother's because I refused to be treated so badly & risk losing the baby due to stress. Now my husband is so mad, he refuses to tell her anything else about the baby or tell him the address to where we're at now (we left the state so good luck finding us).
3) Wouldn't buy a ton of books. This is my first baby & when I found out I was pregnant, my mom was hundreds of miles away & I had no trusted female mom friends nearby, so I loaded up at Barnes & Noble. Don't get me wrong, I got great books & a few magazines but mom told me to stop buying all that & just ask her even if she's far away because I'll waste money! My friends said the same thing. Thank God for texts & social networking. At the time, I wanted to wait until the second trimester to tell people but when I got too antsy & needed to talk to someone, I let a few friends know. Best decision ever! :) It made up for the in-law fiasco.
I also found out that there are PLENTY of sites with pregnancy info that are SO helpful & FREE!! I use those more than the books & many of those sites have free phone apps for when you're on the go! My favorites are babycenter.com, thebump.com, babiesonline.com & parenting.com
4) Less worrying. There's only so much you can do while pregnant & worrying shouldn't be one of them. Once I let go of some of my fears & built up confidence, I felt SO much better, even with the aches, leg cramps & weird sleep patterns! I just pray for the best & coast through the rest. As long as I follow doctor's orders & do the best I can with everything else, I know baby & I will be fine!
5) Wouldn't wait so long to buy maternity clothes. I waited until my clothes were too uncomfortable before relenting. At 5 weeks I needed maternity & sleep bras because mine were tight & strangling me. By 8 weeks, I needed looser pants but not quite maternity pants so I got some underbelly yoga pants (and scored a BOGO sale so that helped!). I ended up needing new shirts & pants within a month so now I know to dress as the need demands but not to spend a ton. I noticed that overbelly pants are more comfortable & I can probably wear them my whole pregnancy so I will buy a few key pieces & hopefully that will last me. I must admit though, I'm jealous of those lucky ladies that didn't need maternity clothes until at least 6 months.
What are some things you would do differently for your next pregnancy? Do you have any advice for how to deal with rude comments regarding baby names & weight gain? I've all but cursed people out & I'm very tempted to at this point.
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Incidentally, this will kill all the animals.
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Anyone tried the new snapshot? The new Jungle biome is fantastic:
Unfortunately it won't appear in old maps unless you modify the level.dat with NBTedit.
Also new pathfinding for zombies & wolves - they're actually pretty smart now and can navigate obstacles or even mazes to get to you. Cant wait to see what happens when the skellingtons get a similar work-over.
Last edited by Mistabashi; 21-01-2012 at 04:25 PM.
Oh wow, that looks amazing. Maybe we'll see something like that when the map eventually gets extended.
The major problem with the jungle biome is the rules for leaf decay are murder on them (a bit like the fail that was the temp map I tried to put up when the game went Beta: Leaf block holocaust = laaag in the extreme). Both the jungle trees and the ground cover bushes tend to lose large chunks. If Jeb_ would just fix it so that as long as a leaf block is in some way connected to bedrock or through intermediate solid blocks/objects then it stays vs if it is free-floating i.e. only touching air then it decays. I never did like the leaf decay rules even back when they were a bit more generous in alpha. And ffs would someone at Mojang PLEASE fix the water/lava pond gen'ing? They need to be generated BE-F*CKING-FORE trees are gen'd. Enough of the damned floating tree trunks over ponds; it's been driving me nuts ever since they were introduced. The addition of a "proper" jungle biome (and a dedicated wood and leaf block too) was a nice unexpected addition, as was the climbable vines. I hope it means they'll focus a bit more on biomes and map generation, so it'd also be nice to *not* see jungles and deserts and tundras touching each other. Minecraft *has* intermediate biomes, frickin' use them please. >_<
Also, hard difficulty mode + jungle + nighttime = screwn. Even in daylight it can be difficult to move around in there, particularly when it's dark enough in places for hostiles to spawn. Love that mob pathfinding has been improved at least in some instances. I wondered why the zombies were less stupid. Tamed wolves seem to be doing their perma-whining again like when they were first introduced.
It looks fantastic. And the overhauled wayfinding sounds good, too.
But Drose has some points there.
Blimey something I am actually looking forward too?
As someone in the MCF pointed out, with Notch this would have warranted a full-on release.
While I may question Jeb´s directions a lot of the time, it is nice to feel like once again people are working on the game who actually give a damn :)
Hello folks ! What's new ?
I, for one, have been wandering near the new farm, there and there, until walking over a stone slab, approaching the edge, and seeing (hoohoohoo funny) lotsa creepers. I might have accidentally taken an arrow (in the... no, i dunno, was in 1st person view) and fallen, accidentally, in a hole, where some passing green mob might have done some damages. After respawning and reclaiming back all my stuff, they had nearly all exploded themselves, along with several times me, and some elements of decor. Then day arose, and i saw a sign reading something like "beware, creepers ahead, dont approach the edges".
So long story short there might be some damages around the new creepers spawners area. Sorry for that :p
Does anyone know what happened to the top of Rusty's place in Beech-grove Bay?
Firstly thanks to Twink for alerting us, but also in general would be nice to know what happened. Creeper damage was sort of a possibility, but not really likely as the creeper would have to spawn on the roof, and the only flat areas are well lit. Not to mention the damage was so extensive it would have had to be multiple creeper hits. Very suspicious. In other words, keep your eyes open guys and don't forget to alert us if you see damage anywhere (we likes to fix things as well, not every creeper explosion is suspicious!).
Did Eltagno announce this? The new farm is available on the hub network (IE on any portal that connects the north, east, south etc hubs), and has a full compliment of farm animals (they do NOT respawn, so please use wheat to breed them before slaughtering them), and there are various other things like a wheat farm, melons, pumpkins and even a pond with lilypads (if it is empty let us know). This is a public resource, please treat it with respect.
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I'm not sure if it's been discussed yet, but is there a chance that we could get the Sensible Enchanting mod on the server? It apparently plays nice with other plugins, and the current enchanting system in MC is pants-on-head moronic.
When the server was being updated, was there any point where the 'fire' prevention spreading tool wasn't uploaded or working? There was a massive hole in the side of the inn in Cat City right next to our fire... just a thought. Could have been a fire on Rusty's roof if lightning struck there
I think there was, Twink. A few people seemed to noticed similar things.
Hello RPS! I've had minecraft for a while now but never tried it online, only a couple of hours offline, and i'd very much like to try this server since im a long time RPS reader. Is it noob friendly? :D
noob friendly! oh yes! I complained (politely) about it being hard to find wild animals for food, and they set up this amazing public farm! you should see it!
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Last Friday we left on our "big trip" (as Henry calls it). We drove from Colorado to Kentucky, down to Nashville, Tennessee, and finally to Huntsville, Alabama. What a trip! We were able to see so much family and had a great time!
On Friday we drove through Colorado and Kansas, caravan-ing with my mom and grandpa. We stayed overnight in Missouri, and then in the morning drove through St. Louis, as well as Illinois, and Indiana on the way to Louisville. We made it to the Bluegrass State a little after lunch time and went straight to visit my great-aunt DeeDee, who was recovering from having her leg amputated. She was in good spirits when we got there and I think she enjoyed seeing my boys and meeting Rick, as well as seeing my mom and giving my grandpa a hard time (as usual).
We only had one day in Louisville (it was a last minute addition to our trip due to my aunt's leg), so we wanted to take advantage of the time. My mom's aunts and uncles sure helped with that! My great-aunt Mary Janice organized a family cookout at the home of my mom's cousin, Debbie. It was so great! I got to visit with all my second cousins and their families (some even drove in from Ohio!) as well as see my great-uncle Joe and aunt Mary! We talked farmer's markets and family, and my aunt Mary-Janice showed me her greenhouse in Debbie's backyard (I was so jealous!). Unfortunately I only took two pictures in Kentucky and both were of Rick and Emmett. I hope my mom took some more she can share with me when she gets home!
We stayed the night with my uncle Dan and aunt Mary Janice in Louisville (and had fun with the fact that Dan was a Great-Great uncle to Henry and Emmett). They were lovely hosts and had fresh bagels with three kinds of cream cheese for us in the morning before Rick and I and the boys hit the road. My mom and grandpa stayed in Louisville for another week and a half, while we drove down to Nashville.
We arrived in Music City a little before lunch time on Sunday and after dropping our things at my aunt and uncle's home, we headed over to my cousin Kelly's for a Memorial Day cookout. We met her friends, and my cousin Michelle came up from Alabama with her husband Mike for the afternoon as well. Maggie, my cousin's daughter played with Emmett, and we all enjoyed the food. Aunt Marsha made peanut butter cookies and two kinds of brownies, Michelle made buffalo-chicken dip and Kelly had a spread of honey-chipotle ribs, spring-veggie potato salad, and a bunch of other yummy salads and side dishes I don't remember the names of.
After the sun set, Henry had a blast chasing lightening bugs in the back yard. We got a short video – it was so fun to watch him. He LOVES bugs and these were a special treat!
On Monday, Kelly had the day off and she and Maggie took us around town to see some of the sights in Nashville. Our first stop was Bicentennial Mall, which is a park where you can read through the history of Tennessee along a marble walkway. Here's where we confirmed that Tennessee was dubbed the Volunteer State back in the war of 1812 (not the Civil War, like I thought).
The river fountains at the front end of the mall were all turned off due to the flooding, but Henry got a picture near the huge flag poles there. We had a fun time chatting as we strolled along, learning Tennessee history, and got a few good shots where the mall ends at an amphitheater that offers a great view of the capital building in Nashville.
Next to the mall is the Nashville farmer's market. We looked around at all the stalls and ended up with some strawberries and some peaches that were from South Carolina. They we delicious, and we split a whole basket with Kelly and Maggie.
After the farmer's market, we headed to Centennial Park. This was a great big urban park with places to eat and a lake and lots of things to see. In the middle of the park is a replica of the Parthenon. We walked all around the outside and went into the lobby to cool off. They charge to tour the inside, but there really wasn't much to the interior except a giant golden statue of Athena, so we looked at the picture on the brochure and called it good.
We headed to lunch at a little barbecue shack called Hog Heaven. We had spicy BBQ pulled pork with pickles, a cornbread pancake, baked beans, turnip greens and sweet tea. And we heard a motorcycle pull up playing ice-cream-man music. We all wondered where he was keeping the ice cream, until the real ice cream truck came around the corner.
After lunch, we walked to the other side of the park to look at the train engine that is parked there. On the way, we had to stop for snow cones. It was Henry's first one – and BLUE!
After we were done playing at the park, we headed back to Uncle Stu and Aunt Marsha's (or Aunt Marsh, as Henry liked to say). My aunt made ham and these amazing baked beans (they were so good). And she had more cookies for us, oatmeal-cranberry. Yum!
We finished the night by playing cards. We had coffee and Sock-It-To-Me cake. De-lic-ious. We played a card game they taught us a few years back called Hand and Foot. Maggie and Stu; Marsha and Rick; versus Kelly and me. I don't remember who won, but it was a great time. And my uncle told jokes with funny accents.
In the morning, Rick made pancakes, and my uncle and I headed to the airport to pick up my other uncle, Terry (er, that's Teke to me). We decided that after he got back to the house, we'd all head to the Nashville zoo. We all grabbed a ham sandwich before we left and hit the road.
The zoo in Nashville is beautiful and we had a fun time. We ate ice cream cones and saw all the animals. I got lots of pictures of everyone looking at the exhibits. Henry loved all the snakes and frogs and lizards and bugs in the tropical pavilion (I don't know what it was called – the one in Denver is called Tropical Discovery??). There were also fish and giant turtles, as well as bats and things. Maggie carried Emmett the whole time and he loved it.
In the outdoor exhibits we saw blue macaws and monkeys, alligators and tigers… all the fun zoo animals. Emmett LOVED the alligators, and we got a video of him enjoying them. It even sounds like he's trying to say "alligator."
Those zoo photos document the last time my uncle Stu got to wear his blue hat. He let Henry put it on back at the house, and Henry seemed to steak his claim. He only removed it when he slept, and then, only because we made him. My uncle autographed it, and gave it to Henry to keep before we left.
My aunt roasted a turkey for dinner on Tuesday night, with all the fixin's (and baked us more cookies!), and Kelly ate with us as soon as she got off of work. I made a peach tart with the peaches from the farmers market for dessert, and after we ate, we all played my aunt and uncle's Nintendo Wii. I've mentioned before how, as my BFF's little sister, JoAnn, says, "Wii: It Brings the Family Together." And again, I have confirmation that this is true! Seriously, Nintendo needs to make it their slogan or something. Seven of us, from ages 13 to 73 played 100 pin bowling, wake-boarding and Frisbee. And my uncle Teke, who is 66 by the way, beat us all at bowling, and it was his first time. I only wish I had gotten pictures.
This is turning out to be a VERY long post, so you will have to wait until tomorrow to hear about the second half of the week!


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