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Hacking the Eee PC
ASUS' diminutive sub-notebook, the Eee PC, has so far exceeded expectations and is sold out virtually everywhere. Its simple interface and wallet-friendly pricing have contributed to making the Eee the most popular gadget this season.
It's in the hands of the power user that the Eee really shines. With hardware support already taken care of, the Eee offers an opportunity for beginning-to-intermediate Linux users to customise themselves a flexible Linux-based tool using the Eee's easy or full desktop mode.
In this article, we take you through tweaking your Eee, although in the interest of preserving your warranty, most of the hacks here are focused on software. The first and most important hack is to read the manual that came with your Eee to make sure you're completely up to date on everything. When you read the manual (because you are going to read it, right?), you'll notice that ASUS mentions the keyboard shortcut Ctrl-Alt-T to launch a terminal. Gaining root on the default Eee install is as simple as issuing the command:
sudo -s
There is no password; any person who can open a terminal is able to gain root.
ASUS' easy mode uses a customised IceWM (www.icewm.org), a standard X11 window manager that's been around for a very long time. It's relatively easy to customise to your liking. The first step is creating a directory for local modifications. Open a terminal using the aforementioned keyboard shortcut, and type:
mkdir ~/.icewm cp /etc/X11/icewm/* /home/user/.icewm/
This creates a local customisation directory and copies the ASUS IceWM configuration into it, ready for you to modify. As not all of the software that ships with the Eee is accessible through the easy mode launcher, the first useful thing to tweak on the Eee is to add the IceWM panel menu and edit it to add those applications that aren't exposed through the easy mode interface.
To enable the menu, edit ~/.icewm/config, and scroll down to the option named TaskBarShowStartMenu. Change the 0 in the uncommented value to 1, and save the file. You need to restart your Eee for the menu to show up:
# Show 'Start' menu on task bar # TaskBarShowStartMenu=1 # 0/1 TaskBarShowStartMenu=1
To edit the menu, open ~/.icewm/menu in your favourite editor. The menu format is pretty simple, following the syntax:
prog label icon command
where label, icon and command are replaced with the appropriate entries for the application you want to launch. For example, to add an entry that launches Konsole, the KDE terminal emulator, you would create an entry as follows:
prog Konsole konsole konsole
Submenus are described with the following syntax:
menu "Label" { }
Program entries or further submenus are defined between the curly braces.
The first thing we all thought on using the Eee when we first received it was "the Windows XP theme doesn't look attractive on XP, let alone on Linux. How the heck do we change this abomination?"
You'll be pleased to know that this is extremely simple, now that the menu is enabled. The biggest theme repository for IceWM is at themes.freshmeat.net/browse/925, with hundreds of themes from which to choose. Once you've downloaded a theme, create the folder ~/.icewm/themes, and extract the theme to that folder. It will now be selectable from the IceWM menu under Settings→Themes.
You can find a wide range of other customisations by reading the comments in the ~/.icewm/preferences file. Some notable ones are showing the workspace switcher on the panel and adding a CPU meter. Traditional window manager settings, such as focus model, are available as well.
With a built-in Webcam, it's a shame that the Eee PC didn't ship with the Linux beta of Skype that allows video calling. It is, however, easy to install by hand. Navigate to www.skype.com/download/skype/linux, and elect to download not the current stable version, but the beta. When it asks you to select your distribution, download the package for Debian Etch. Once you've downloaded it to disk, open a terminal and navigate to where the file was saved. Type the following to install the package:
dpkg -i skype-debian_22.214.171.124-1_i386.deb
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Wonderful article. Just what I was looking for. I might mention one tiny nit. In the section where Jes is talking about apt pinning, the entry for the pin should be:
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How to not lose those screws.
Go into the kitchen and get a tea cup or coffee cup, style doesn't matter, but I like wider ones than narrower ones.
Drop the screws and the memory panel and your small screwdriver, for that matter, into the cup.
Now everything is easy to find.
If you feel especially hygienic, wash the cup when you're done.
If you feel really hygienic,
If you feel really hygienic, wash the cup before you begin.
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Just wondering if installing an alternative OS, like Ubuntu EEE or eeexubuntu would void my warranty. I had an HP laptop at one point, I installed Ubuntu 7.10 and they said I voided my warranty by doing that. Hopefully Asus isn't as lame.
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More eeePC hacks, please! The installed Xandrox Linux system--which apparently is an offshoot of Debian--does not include very many advanced apps, such as a java interpreter, c/c++ compiler, or other developer tools. Xandrox.com has only 2 free tools for download (neither of which looks interesting!) and I am not sure if Debian or Ubuntu programs will run correctly (So it seems from the eeePC forums I have been looking at)..so please, more command line hacks, lists of compatible Linux software and sources, and help to "Xandrosize" other Linus Software!
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A couple of tips
The main IceWM config file on my Eee 900 is actually ~/.icewm/preferences
And after editing the file you don't have to reboot for changes to take effect; just issue 'killall -HUP icewm'
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The main IceWM config file on my Eee 900 is actually ~/.icewm/preferences
And after editing the file you don't have to reboot for changes to take effect; just issue 'killall -HUP icewm'
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Country music artist Craig Morgan will be chasing Wahoo later this month with other competitors at the Wahoo Smackdown II hosted by the legendary Bimini Big Game Club and Resort.
Morgan will be filming a segment for his award winning TV Show, 'Craig Morgan: All Access Outdoors' during the February 21-23 tournament aboard Miss Kathleen, captained by Chase Camacho, rated one of the top sport fishing charters in the Caribbean.
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We are "settled creatures." So says Ryszard Kapuściński, a Polish historian and journalist, in his book The Other (2008). Having spent a lifetime of travelling through Africa, Asia, and Latin America, he noticed how much we experienced "the world outside [as] a source of anxiety." We hesitate about being exposed to "the other." Making contact with those beyond our sphere of identity and living demands recognition as well as responsibility. According to Kapuściński, historically we have not been good at dealing with "differentness," so we either start a war or we isolate ourselves--but in other cases, we show hospitality. Hospitality assumes a friendly, open, and approachable attitude, "a dialogical encounter."
A highlight of 2010 was the opportunity South Africa had through the Soccer World Cup in July to welcome the world to our country and continent. No doubt there were some people who preferred to resist the world outside of South Africa in hostile and isolating ways. For most of us, however, this beautiful international game facilitated a response of friendliness, acceptance, and love toward others. There are countless stories of how the world experienced a taste of African solidarity and responsibility.
A more personal highlight this year was the opportunity I had through the Lausanne Congress in October to welcome Fuller Seminary to our city and context. It was a blessing to host a delegation of faculty, staff, alumni and students on a one-day exposure-and-encounter trip in South Africa.
We visited the Parliament of South Africa to learn about the legislative weight of our apartheid past along with the legislative wonder of our new democratic era. We enjoyed lunch together at the Waterfront surrounded by beautiful Table Mountain and the breathtaking ocean. Just a 25-minute ferry ride from the harbor we could view Robben Island, originally a place of banishment for leper colonies, but eventually a notorious place of suffering for prominent political prisoners of the apartheid regime. Unfortunately, the predictable unpredictability of Cape Town weather prevented us from visiting the island to gain a glimpse of the cold cells and harsh conditions endured by the likes of Nelson Mandela and other stalwarts of the struggle.
We drove through Cape Town's most densely populated "township," Khayelitsha. Ironically it means "new home," but it was all too clear that the experience of newness and opportunity is far from reality for this population of one million in which poverty and unemployment are rife. We visited the "Learn to Earn" NGO (non-governmental organization), which seeks every day to rebel against this status quo and empower people with knowledge, values, and skills for a more hopeful future in the world of work.
In Stellenbosch with its picturesque landscape, famous winelands, and well-known university, there is a shocking fact. South Africa currently is the nation with the widest gap between rich and poor, and Stellenbosch comes first place as the town in the country with the greatest inequality gap. In this place where poverty and wealth exist side by side, I serve at a university that attempts to contribute to a more hospitable life for all through our teaching, research, and community engagement. Our institutional transformation commitment is aptly termed "a pedagogy of hope." Our Fuller delegation enjoyed an insightful debriefing and informative discussion together in the Faculty of Theology.
We relaxed together for an African dinner at a local wine estate. Reflecting on the day, snapping pictures of one another, enjoying a meal together, envisioning how God may be speaking and working through this encounter ... these were just some aspects of the beauty of our fellowship.
God uses such international events to advance our mission of serving Christ and his manifold ministries within the church and society. God uses Fuller to advance our encounter with "the other," our experience of diversity as blessing, and our responsibility to love others--especially the most vulnerable--in concrete and creative ways through an ethic of hospitality. I am so proud to be an alumnus of Fuller, an institution that has brought the world to the seminary. I was especially excited to spend time with the seminary delegation in Cape Town and Stellenbosch, bringing Fuller to "an-other" world. May God continue to use us to resist the stubborn settledness of many kinds and to embrace the faith, hope, and love of God in and through the world ... together. Together?
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There are many talented vocalists out there, but when it comes down to it not many are able to reach into their arsenal of skills and pull out a good act. When you step on stage you are an actor. You portray the song and its emotions and you tell a story. In this workshop you will learn the fundamentals of stage acting, and how to bring out your inner actor and show the audience that you are capable of another level of performance. Wear comfortable clothes and bring one chart in your key.
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SF's mayor vetoes the "Happy Meal Ban," urging parents to step up instead.
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In early November, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a landmark bill requiring McDonald's Happy Meals and other fast-food meals aimed at children to meet new nutritional standards – or lose the toy.
Scheduled to take effect in December 2011, the new rules will allow restaurants to include a toy with a meal only if the food and drink combined contain fewer than 600 calories, and if less than 30 percent of the calories come from fat. The ordinance will also require restaurants to provide fruits and vegetables within every meal containing a toy. For perspective, consider that the classic Happy Meal (burger and fries, unadulterated with healthy choices like apple slices) currently weighs in at 650 calories and 23 grams of fat.
"We're part of a movement that is moving forward an agenda of food justice," Supervisor Eric Mar, who sponsored the measure, told the Los Angeles Times. "From San Francisco to New York City, the epidemic of childhood obesity in this country is making our kids sick, particularly kids from low income neighborhoods, at an alarming rate. It's a survival issue and a day-to-day issue."
However, San Francisco mayor Gavin Newsom disagreed and vetoed the bill, aligning himself with the segment of the population who believe this brand of "food justice" is less about battling childhood obesity than it is removing choice from parents and putting it squarely in the hands of an Orwellian nanny state.
"Parents, not politicians, should decide what their children eat, especially when it comes to spending their own money," Newsom said. "Despite its good intentions, I cannot support this unwise and unprecedented governmental intrusion into parental responsibilities and private choices." And yet, because the measure was passed by eight votes — one more than needed to override a veto — his opposition won't matter unless one of the supervisors changes his or her mind at a scheduled override meeting.
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Jenny Grettve and Ravishing Mad had a showroom far away from the center and in that showroom, on the 2nd floor of an apartment building, I met with them and spoke to them about their collections for S/S 12. So, I went into the elevator
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Jenny Grettve is both an architect and a fashion designer, a fact which comes through in her sculptural pieces. She's got something interesting to say about eco-friendly fashion which stuck with me: "Make fashion you can wear for a lifetime."
So true - why don't we just get it right the first time?! If you produce quality, well-made and classic pieces, then people will love them for years and won't need to buy more or waste the ones they have already. Right on, Jenny! Her pieces stand up to the rhetoric; have a peek at some of my favourites (including the perfect wide-legged trousers she's wearing herself):
Also, have a look at an art video she produced of the entire collection below:
Anna from Ravishing Mad was an exercise in contrasts. Her style is irreverent and her ideas are complicated - when describing her denim she said "I intentionally do everything the denim world tells you not to do." I could see what she meant - instead of distressing her jeans, she paints directly on the fabric. Her creations have high waists and ample thighs, and she even uses denim to create sculptural haute couture pieces inspired by evolved skeletons and and rorshag tests. I only wish I'd gotten a picture of the amazing 3/4 length navy silk jersey dress she embellished - with burn marks.
My favourite piece of denim from her S/S 12 collection below:
And a few more pieces from the same collection which I found on her website:
A great fashion collaboration made in Malmö (pronounced "malm-oh"), the 2nd city of Sweden, which these girls hope to make as much of a fashion hub as Stockholm. They may just be on to something.
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The Blue Jackets have signed right winger Derek Dorsett to a three-year, $4.9 million contract, allowing both sides to avoid restricted free agency this summer.
The deal will pay Dorsett $1.5 million in 2012-13, $1.4 million in 2013-14 and $2.0 in 2014-15, and takes him one year into unrestricted free agency under terms of the current NHL collective bargaining agreement.
"I'm obviously really excited," Dorsett told The Dispatch tonight. "This is where I want to be. I want to be a part of this organization and get things going in the right direction here. That's very important to me.
"We talked before the start of the season, and they weren't in a position to do anything right then, which I understood. So we talked a couple of times during the season and decided we'd wait until after the season. Well, immediately after the season we started hammering out a deal and we got it done pretty quickly. Both sides got what they wanted, I'd say."
Dorsett, 25, set career highs with 12 goals, 20 points and an NHL-high 235 penalty minutes this season, becoming only the fifth player since the 2005 NHL lockout to register double-digit goals and 200-plus penalty minutes. His 14:42 of average ice time also was a career high, and the 1,578 shifts he skate were fourth among Blue Jackets forwards, trailing only Rick Nash, R.J. Umberger and Vinny Prospal.
In his fourth full NHL season, Dorsett assumed a bigger role in the dressing room, too. Late in the season, he wore the 'A' of an alternate captain in a handful of games, and it won't be a surprise if he has the letter permanently next season.
"Derek has always played the same way, left everything on the ice," said agent Allain Roy, who represents Dorsett. "If you put him in a leadership role -- and I expect he'll become more and more of a leader in Columbus, building off last season -- it's hard for guys to play with him and not have that kind of spirit and attitude and passion rub off."
It was a good day for Dorsett. Not only did his contract become official, but he was invited to play a round at Scioto Country Club.
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No fear: Blind skiers take to Western slopes
Skier Wally Mozdzierz (pronounced MAHJ'-jesh) hears the snow crunch and feels the contours change beneath him as he glides swiftly down the mountain.
Downhill skiing for him is different than most: He is blind, and has a guide to help him navigate the terrain.
Thanks to several sports groups, he and others who are blind get snow sports lessons - and for some, it is a way to defeat depression and a sedentary lifestyle that sometimes accompany being without sight.
Mozdzierz has taken some tumbles, hit some trees and fallen 50 feet off a cliff into a pine bough. But he continues to tackle some of the steepest and most challenging terrain, including the toughest-rated double black diamond runs.
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Did you know that the days between Christmas and Valentine's Day are the most popular to get engaged? Well, here come the brides! With wedding season in full swing, thousands of newly engaged couples across the country are starting their wedding planning, making this a very busy time for the wedding industry. Designer Kun Yang recently shared with the pingg team her experience creating a custom save-the-date for one such bride-to-be! The bride Kaity wanted a simple, classic save-the-date design featuring a photo of the couple from their engagement shoot. Their wedding colors will be primarily greens, with other earth tone accents including browns and yellows. The wedding venue is a bit rustic with lots of greenery and flowers so, they needed a save-the-date to reflect their beautiful theme!
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The overall direction of the final design was to create a rustic and dreamy look, with the photo serving as the strongest element of the design. The featured typography displays the marriage of vintage and modern, and an added divider and ornaments enhance the vintage look a bit. The colors were chosen from the already existing color palettes from the photo. Again, simplicity!
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As you probably know, there are two different types of diabetes, type 1 and type 2. They both have different causes yet they also have two common factors. First you must inherit a predisposition to the disease and secondly something in your environment triggers the diabetes. Genes alone are not enough.
According to the American Diabetes Association, people with type 1 diabetes need to inherit risk factors from both parents. However, that alone is not enough to cause type 1 diabetes. Environmental factors are also important. One environmental trigger may be related to cold weather as type 1 diabetes more often develops in the winter than summer and is more common in colder climates.
In type 2 diabetes, family history of the disease is one of the strongest risk factors for getting the disease. However, again environmental or life style factors are also very important. Such things as obesity and lack of exercise or sedentary life style are risk factors for diabetes.
Provena Mercy Medical Center is a proud sponsor of the Annual Step-Out Walk to Fight against Diabetes on Saturday, October 16, 2010 at Pottawatomie Park in St. Charles. Every dollar raised through Step Out plays an important role in supporting the Associations mission: to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. For more information or to register, please visit diabetes.org/stepout or call 1-888-DIABETES.
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This is a particularly lovely performance of the Vienna Phil with Carlos Kleiber conducting Brahms 2. While this might be served better in the clips section, I have some questions to those of you out there who may have played the Dehmal Vienna tuba, not its later variants with bigger bells.
1. What is the bore size?
2. How do they play? Pitch, sound, consistency of sound throughout its range, etc.
3. What mouthpieces seemed to work best.
I ask this because the gentleman playing sounds wonderful on this recording, alot more present than I would have thought a horn of this apparent stature might indicate. I encourage anyone who wants to see, and hear, one of these bygone instruments in use to watch. It is a very unique, earthy sound that is rather pleasant.
I know what Mr. Jacobs said about his turn on the instrument, that is well documented. I would like to hear from anyone on this board who has spent some time on this instrument to chime in.


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May 13, 2013 Hewlett-Packard Middle East's Printing and Personal Systems (PPS) group general manager, Salim Ziade talks about the company's channel focus and the future of the new PPS business unit in the Middle East region
May 13, 2013 The Channel Middle East Conference is taking place on the 28th of May at the Ritz Carlton Hotel, Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
May 12, 2013 Suren Vedantham, group managing director, StorIT Distribution, talks about the company value focus and how the company is helping reseller partners to develop value-added businesses.
May 12, 2013 As the tidal wave of data continues to flood the enterprise, businesses are constantly looking for new ways to streamline the infrastructure that supports its generation and storage, and manage it more efficiently.
May 12, 2013 It is probably too soon to say that green IT is top of the CIO's agenda in the Middle East region.
May 12, 2013 The sixth annual channel Middle East Awards brought together leaders of the IT industry in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, to recognise the stellar performances and accomplishments of regional channel players in 2012
Mar 17, 2013 Partner certifications, and how vendors and distributors implement such initiatives to resellers, is an area where they are constantly looking for improvement.
Mar 17, 2013 With the trend towards server and desktop virtualisation growing, resellers with the right skills will be called on to guide customers through a maze of choices.
Mar 17, 2013 IT vendors and distributors have their own channel programmes, but they all have one goal — growing market share. A solid ecosystem of channel partners can help you achieve growth, but if you aren't consistently engaging your channel base, you really don't have partners but reactive order takers
Mar 17, 2013 The move from basic image processes to more integrated printing systems based on document and content management is opening up opportunities for the channel to sell printing solutions and services in the region


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Tyler Ryan has been a part of the Midlands media landscape for many years, having worked in morning radio, episodic television, and as a pitch man for local and national products.
Columbia (WACH)—Its been the mantra of Fraser Crane types for years. "Let it out, don't bottle up the anger." Twitter therapy, however, is signaling lawsuits resulting in thousands of dollars all over 140 characters or less.
Wikipedia defines defamation as words "written, broadcast or published…that creates a negative image." This criteria has begun to be applied to social media, including Twitter and Facebook. According to All Twitter, record executive Ira DeWitt is suing artist Johnny Gill for comments he made on Twitter. Gill is alleged to have "attacked the reputation" of DeWitt by tweeting, among other things, that she was deranged. Although this case has yet to go in front of the court, this is not the first such case revolving around a Twitter rant.
Singer Courtney Love settled out of court for $430,000 after she unleashed a series unkind tweets about a fashion designer she was in a debate with. Love's legal team simply said she was expressing opinion, however, the plaintiff's claimed that due to Love's celebrity status, she had more influence over her followers, resulting in character damage.
In another case, an AP reporter was sued by an NBA referee after tweeting observations about a game he was watching. In this case, the referee said the tweet resulted in a disciplinary investigation by the NBA.
Similar cases have been filed with bring up the question of opinion verses fact, or lack there of. When does freedom of speech become infringed? As they say, "It's all fun and games until the lawyers show up."
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Cathy Lynn Ross (nee Farrell)
At Stratford on Monday, June 25, 2012, of Cathy Lynn Ross (nee Farrell), age 41 years.
Wife of Darren Ross. Mother of Maci Lynn. Daughter of Elaine Gill (David, deceased) and Leonard Farrell. Sister of Lenny Farrell and Kim Blanchard (Mike). Granddaughter of Edith MacPhee (Joseph, deceased).
Resting at Belvedere Funeral Home from where the funeral will be held in the funeral home chapel on Thursday at a time to announced. Interment in Sherwood Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday 7-9 p.m.
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Finding The Families
The Search For Korean War MIA/POW Family DNA Samples
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On May 15, 2001, the Korean War Project announced Finding The Families,
an Internet based initiative to find several thousands families of servicemen Missing
In Action from the Korean War. As tensions heat and cool on the Korean peninsula,
many remains of servicemen lost in the Korean War will eventually be repatriated to the United States. DNA samples are needed from these families in order to make it possible to attempt to identify remains found in the future.
We encourage you to research your local city or county and see if together we can find the missing families to let them know We Remember The Lost.
Once we make contact, we will direct you to the Department of Defense unit that ultimately obtains the DNA samples.
March 26, 2013 - Dallas, Texas. In the three years of the Korean War, 8,177 United States servicemen were designated Missing In Action. At least 800 of these servicemen now rest in the Military Cemetery of the Pacific at the Punchbowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. Remains of others rest forever at sea and on land in both North and South Korea.
The Punchbowl remains are to date largely unidentified. The only potential means of positive identification is through DNA samples obtained from family members of the lost, and from other forensic records that only recently became available.
In addition to the Punchbowl remains, the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) Laboratory at Hickham AFB in Hawaii has hundreds of remains ready for DNA matching and possible identification.
According to the Department of Defense, DNA samples are needed from family members of these missing.
Over the years, tensions in Korea have cooled and re-heated, but many of the MIA's now resting in North Korea and the DMZ are expected to be repatriated to the United States. It is with great hope that many of these remains may be identified in the future through DNA analysis.
In 1999, the Department of Defense asked the Korean War Project for help finding families of MIA's. Because Department of Defense funds were unavailable to conduct the search, the Korean War Project volunteered free help.
In August 2000, the Korean War Project, a non-profit corporation based in Dallas, Texas, began an online program to identify the specific MIA servicemen and find their families. That project evolved into Finding The Families. This volunteer work has continued for over 13 years.
The Korean War Project maintains the most comprehensive public Korean War casualty database on the Internet.
With the cooperation of the four military services, the Project obtained the names of all personnel for whom DNA samples were needed from family members and placed flags on these names on the central Korean War Project casualty database.
Jan Curran, of Diamond Bar, California, lost her father, naval aviator Lt. Charles Garrison. Lt. Garrison was shot down and captured in May, 1951. He died in captivity. His remains have not been recovered.
Mrs. Curran supports the Finding The Families Project.
"This is such an important effort, particularly as the years pass. The available family members who can donate is dwindling. Many people are unaware that samples from two family members are desired for better identification. My aunt and uncle both donated samples a few years ago and my aunt has since passed away. I'm glad I didn't put it off." If you are a family member who lost a loved one in Korean, please visit the Korean War Project at http://www.koreanwar.org to determine if DNA samples are needed for future analysis. Remembrance
For several years, the Korean War Project has maintained the most comprehensive public database of Korean War Casualties available to the public.
This database is a combination of the central Korean War casualty database maintained by the Department of Defense, the PMKOR database maintained by the Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office, databases from the National Archives, and individual casualty databases maintained by the four military service casualty offices.
In addition to the government obtained information, the Korean War Project maintains the Remembrance database consisting of data submitted by veterans and family members who have interest or knowledge of a particular loss.
To date, over 26,000 (counting Families Found) entries are now in the Remembrance database for public viewing and access through the Internet. Many of these Remembrance entries have resulted in family members discovering the need for DNA samples.
The Department of Defense and researchers throughout the world routinely use the Korean War Project databases to identify potential DNA donors. In addition, hundreds of veterans with actual knowledge of the circumstances of a loss place their invaluable information online.
For many family members, the Remembrance database entries comprise the first actual specific knowledge of a loss and the unique ability to immediately contact veterans who knew their loved one.
The Korean War Project first appeared online in February 1995. In 1997, the Project obtained 501(c)(3) non-profit status and embarked on a mission to provide the public worldwide with a central location for information relating to the Korean War.
In addition to providing the most comprehensive Korean War casualty databases, the Project provides more than 2200 individual unit pages with over 100,000 individual entries from veterans, family members, researchers, and government agencies. All entries are readily available to the public.
The Project does not have any major commercial or foundation sponsors and does not receive government funds.
The Internet operation of the Korean War Project is manned by Hal and Ted Barker in Dallas. All design, programming, communications, and historical research is conducted by the Barkers.
The Finding The Famlies program is a continuing public effort to provide the most comprehensive information to the public relating to the Korean War.
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Workout Like An Olympic Athlete To Get A Super Hot Bod!
Need an exciting way to get fit so that you keep motivated? The way in which Athletes have to train is gruelling and can inspire you!
I am very excited for the 2012 London Olympics this coming summer! The biggest sporting event in the world which we have to wait for every four years has 38 events but I am going to go through some of the very best that are fun, motivational and effective for getting you into great shape.
Best For Revealing Those Abs
There is nothing better than a set of cheese grater abs. Boxers have a variety of muscle characteristics they have to train. What I mean by this is that they need explosive power, agility, and endurance which is very difficult to come by all in one package. When you throw a punch, the punch starts from the legs, transferring through the torso, chest, shoulders and then to the arm. So training emphasis is all over the body. To protect yourself from punches you need an abdominal wall of stone. You will not see a boxer in this day and age without a lean torso area. This is why boxing is particularly good at sculpting the whole of your abs section. To get a full abs workout like a boxer try medicine ball exercises, incorporating twists like in the picture to the left that works the oblique's and perform normal ab crunches but hold the ball close to your chest.
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Mountain Biking
Besides giving you buns of steel and strong leg muscles taking on an adventure into the nearby woods or countryside will relieve some tension or stress and put you in a good mood. The fresh air and sunlight will give you that boost. Change up your route, with hills, woodland and country road so that your body doesn't get time to stabilize and you will forever challenge yourself. It's great for toning up your core and arms as they stabilise you on the bike as well.
Best For Losing Weight
Intensifying your workouts like executing sprints, weight training, rowing is the best way of losing weight. For weight training it's not the exercise itself but it's the intensity in which you do it that turns your body into a fat burning furnace. Check out this article for a better explanation of why intensive weight training is effective for weight loss. But let's get back on topic. In relation to the Olympics; sprinting is what we call an anaerobic exercise which means you produce energy without burning oxygen. Your body will recover after the workout as opposed to during. When your body starts recovering is when you burn the calories, and this is why this type of workout is so good. You don't have to workout for very long (no longer than 5 minutes) and you burn the calories throughout the day as you are still recovering from the very intensive sprints all performed within 5 mins. Here is how you should break it down: Run at your maximum for 10 seconds, have a break for 10, followed by a further 20 seconds, have a break for 10. That is one set accumulating to 50 seconds. Do this for 8 sets and that will only take you to 4 minutes! That's it, your workout done for the dayJ. A sprinter builds up strong, toned quads and glutes. You will be interested to learn ladies that you will give your bottom a lift at the same time.
Best For All-Round Fitness
I've added this one as I have entered myself into my first triathlon in September of this year! I am so pumped up for it, although a little scared haha. It burns a tremendous amount of energy. The guys who do throughout the year attending many events are amongst the most toned athletes in the world, and I'm not just talking about the Olympians, even the keen novice is extremely fit from head to toe. Good upper body strength for swimming, and muscular legs for running and cycling. The variety means the athletes are less likely to have recurring injuries in the same place, and their bodies look well balanced, with a good distribution of muscle.
The reason I have taken up the challenge is for one simple reason, to motivate me to get into the best shape of my life. I want to feel like I have made a great achievement, and to be able to train and compete in differing disciplines all in one race, makes it that more interesting and exciting. Competition and a target like I have set out for myself guys is one of the best ways to get yourself out of a rut. Sometimes you can just get stuck, stuck into the same routine and feel like you're not doing anything and it really de-motivates you. It happens to me and pretty much everyone, so do yourself a favour and set yourself a goal… Train like an Olympian!
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A Sicilian wine tasting fair featuring a master class on Chinese food pairing.
Wines of Sicily presents, for the second year running, An Odyssey of Wine 2013 at the Hong Kong Jockey Club on 14th March 2013.
This tasting fair will showcase the biggest range of Sicilian wine in Hong Kong. Come discover Sicily's new frontier wines that are less oaky, more elegant and the family estates that have pioneered wine production this region like Tasca d'Almerita, Donnafugata and Planeta.


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A palmetto tree is known for its fan-like look, and the intricately striped bands of Palmetto Bay bring to mind the plant's spiky leaves. Each piece in this tailored kate spade new york pattern features a contrasting wash of neutral color accents along with slightly raised platinum on platinum-printed ticking. Dishwasher safe. Made in the USA.
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In this modern-day production of Strindberg�s naturalistic text, the timeless themes of love, lust and desire are set against a backdrop of social conventions worth challenging. The tragedy of the three main protagonists unfolds under the watch of an ensemble of performers. The piece is framed by striking, contemporary staging, breathing new life into a classic play.
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Juliet Binoche makes her third irresistible, scintillating appearance on the London stage in this immensely stylish and well-modulated production of Strindberg's great one-act play from the Avignon Festival, playing a languorous aristocrat swept up in a midsummer madness of drink, dance and sexual adventurism.
The setting is modern - one of the first songs we hear at the party is Blondie's "Hanging on the telephone" - but the French text (with surtitles) is completely faithful to the original, or at least very similar to the Michael Meyer translation.
But the action - which is stretched out to last for two absorbing hours - is removed from the single-set large kitchen to a big white area that is a poetic space containing a forest of silver birches, the outline of a country house pavilion and a conservatory of sliding glass panels. Laurent P Berger's design and lighting is a fluctuating mood chamber, with areas picked out for emphasis. The incursion (marked a "b...
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I came to Mademoiselle Julie from the opposite end of the spectrum from JEChenique, having no knowledge of the play at all, so I had no expectations of it beyond my pleasure at having a chance to see Juliette Binoche live, and my anticipation of seeing my first Strinberg. Apart from these differences, however, I absolutely agree with his/her critique. My husband said as we left "This has just gone to the top of my list of plays never to see again". Sad! ...
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Steelers Add Damon Cromartie-Smith Back To Practice Squad; Release Jacques McClendon
The Pittsburgh Steelers made a practice squad roster move on Friday as guard Jacques McClendon was released and safety Damon Cromartie-Smith was signed back after clearing waivers.
Cromartie-Smith had been waived late Tuesday so that nose tackle Alameda Ta'amu could be added back to the 53 man roster from the suspended list.
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Steelers Release SS Damon Cromartie-Smith, Activate NT Alameda Ta'amu
The Steelers released S Damon Cromartie-Smith on Wednesday to make room for NT Alameda Ta'amu, who re-joined the active roster.
Ta'amu served a two-game suspension, handed down by the Steelers, after being arrested and charged with DUI.
Cromartie-Smith spent the first seven weeks of the season on the Steelers' practice squad. He was promoted to the active roster last...
Ta'amu Officially Back on Roster; Steelers Cut Cromartie-Smith
The Steelers cut Damon Cromartie-Smith, who was on the roster for one game, to make room for Alameda Ta'amu who served a team mandated two game suspension for his arrest earlier this month.
When Alameda Ta'amu was arrested for DUI and 14 other counts on October 14th there was a lot of ta ContinueThe post Ta'amu Officially Back on Roster; Steelers Cut Cromartie-Smith appeared...
Steelers Waive Safety Damon Cromartie-Smith On Wednesday
The Pittsburgh Steelers waived safety Damon Cromartie-Smith on Wednesday to get back down to the league mandated 53 number.
The Steelers were granted a 48 hour roster exemption on Monday when they reinstated rookie nose tackle Alameda Ta'amu from the suspended following his two week suspension.
Cromartie-Smith had been signed to the 53 man roster this past Saturday off...
Steelers Sign SS Damon Cromartie-Smith, Cut OG John Malecki
The Steelers signed safety Damon Cromartie-Smith to their 53-man roster and released offensive lineman John Malecki.
Coach Mike Tomlin threatened on Tuesday to bench "repeat offenders" who commit penalties on special teams and Cromartie-Smith would seem to be the ideal replacement for someone such as cornerback DeMarcus Van ****, who has been flagged five times for special...
Steelers promote Cromartie-Smith, release Malecki
Safety Damon Cromartie-Smith was promoted off the Pittsburgh Steelers' practice squad. Cromartie-Smith, who was on the team's practice squad most of last season before being promoted Dec. 8, 2011, had spent the first seven weeks of this season on the practice squad as well. He made three special teams tackles while playing in the final four regular-season games last season...
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The Pittsburgh Steelers signed 8 players to the practice squad on Saturday and now we will look at each a little more in depth and which ones might possibly have a chance to contribute in the future.
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S Damon Cromartie-Smith Signed To Steelers Practice Squad
We have another name now as the Pittsburgh Steelers have signed safety Damon Cromartie-Smith to the practice squad and he now joins guard Ryan Lee and linebacker Marshall McFadden as members of the 8 man practice squad.
The practice squad is not new for Cromartie-Smith, who spent a good chunk of time there last season prior to being activated to the 53 man roster late last season...
Steelers Dwyer, Hoke on injured reserve; Ivy, Cromartie-Smith sign
The Steelers have placed running back Jonathan Dwyer and nose tackle Chris Hoke on injured reserve and signed linebacker Mortty Ivy and safety Damon Cromartie-Smith from the practice squad.
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Near-infrared photography captures bats and other night movers.
A few years ago, I began documenting the bats flying around my backyard bat house, using inexpensive, monochrome security cameras and a DVD recorder. The little mammals streaked impressively through the frame, but I was disappointed when I started single-framing through to see what they looked like. In each frame showing a bat, it was a mere blur.
I decided to use a xenon strobe to freeze the bats in the images. It wouldn't be synched to the video frame rate, but the combination would be statistically likely to capture at least a few usable stills.
The problem was, some bat experts I consulted thought the strobe would delay their activity and might even drive them away. So I needed to make a subtle strobe, which sounds like an oxymoron.
I knew that xenon tubes produce a wide spectrum, and many tinted plastics block visible light but pass near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths that monochrome cameras are sensitive to. After some experimentation, I found that filtering the flash through 5 layers of "Limo Black" window tint film darkens it to a dim purple spark, but illuminates the field of a sensitive video camera from 10 feet or more.
Step #1: Set up the strobe and filter.
Next- For an automotive strobe, just wrap 4-5 layers of film around the face and duct-tape them together in back. Leave the leads hanging out so you can connect a battery or other 12V DC power source.
- For plug-in strobes, make a filter by stacking 4–5 squares of film (there's nothing magic about 5 layers; you should experiment). Don't remove the film's transparent backing, which makes it easier to handle. If the strobe has a slot for a colored filter, slide it in there. Failing this, just stick the film over the strobe with duct tape. I mounted my camera and strobe to a board to make a single unit. It's ugly, but we're using this in the dark, right?
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Space Ironman Ultimate Form XVII
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This article is about a/an ally in Kamen Rider Fourze. |
Gender: | Male |
Ally Type: | large satellite |
Season: | Kamen Rider Fourze |
Homeworld: | N/a |
First Appearance: | Kamen Rider Fourze the Movie: Everyone, Space is Here! |
Last Appearance: | Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum |
Number of Episode Appearances: | 2 (Movie) |
Actor: | |
One Seven Formation | |
The XVII (エックスブイツー Ekkusu Bui Tsū?) is a large satellite weapon known as the "Space Ironmen Ultimate Form" (宇宙鉄人究極体 Uchū Tetsujin Kyūkyokutai?). The Kyodain make it their goal to complete the XVII and use its laser cannon to wipe out humanity. XVII acts as a special ally to Kamen Rider Fourze and the rest of the Kamen Rider Club.
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After gaining Professor Blink's consciousness, XVII became a sentient machine determined to prevent the Kyodain from exacting their plans against humanity. He is able to make friends with Gentaro Kisaragi and helped power the Fusion Switch.
XVII is a large satellite that had gained the conscious of Professor Blink after the professor uploaded his consciousness into its mainframe. With this new consciousness, XVII managed to seal off the Kyodain's powers. XVII can communicate with humans through a globular computer terminal known as Brain (ブレイン Burein?). XVII is able to change from its satellite form to a large humanoid robot with a large "17" over his chest in One Seven Formation (ワンセブンフォーメーション Wan Sebun Fōmēshon?). He has a giant laser cannon that can level an entire country. In addition, XVII has small robotic drones called the Gunbase (ガンベース Ganbēsu?) which are part of its defense system to guard the inside from intruders.
After the Kyodain went rogue and attacked Professor Blink, the professor uploaded his consciousness to the satellite's computers. XVII sealed off the powers of the robotic siblings. But the Kyodain tricked the Kamen Rider Club into disabling the computer and retaking their forms. XVII spoke to Gentaro and explained who he was. When the Kyodain proceeded to use XVII's laser cannon to attack Earth until Gentaro as Fourze Cosmic States warped the laser back, disabling the cannon. XVII thanked Gentaro but was then attacked by the Kyodain. After their destruction, XVII reassumes his satellite form and travels into space.
XVII reappears in Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Wizard & Fourze: Movie War Ultimatum, bringing Nadeshiko back to Earth.
Behind the scenesEdit
XVII is voiced by Tsutomu Isobe (磯部 勉 Isobe Tsutomu?), who previously portrayed Isamu Ozu/Wolzard(Fire) in Mahou Sentai Magiranger.
- The XVII is an homage to Daitetsujin 17, which was also created by Shotaro Ishinomori.
- It's ability Brain is named after the main villain of the show.
- The Gunbase are a homage to the support robot character Gonbesu from Space Ironmen Kyodain.
- It should be noted that in the film, his name is pronounced "X-V-2" as supposed to 17, which is what VXII is roman numeral for.
- This might be refferencing that the orignal Daitetsujin's name was pronounced as "One-Seven"


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What is Outsider? It is a starship combat space opera chronicling the adventures of a young human officer thrust into an alien society in the midst of a galactic war. It is presented in a for-web, full-color comic format, which combines digital 2D, 3D and hand-drawn artwork.
Humanity is caught in the crossfire of a galactic war, and it's up to the members of Earth's Scout Corps to forge an alliance that will ensure Earth's survival. But which side to choose: the oppressive, insectoid Umiak or the ruthless, elflike Loroi?
Outsider is written and drawn by me, Jim Francis (a.k.a. Arioch). It was started as something of a learning project, and has since grown in scope. Visit my gallery if you'd like to see more of my work or learn more about me. Outsider is updated irregularly; when available, updates are usually posted on Monday morning (Pacific Time). The first pages were posted on October 31, 2001.
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Outsider is created (written, designed, penciled, inked, colored, modeled, textured, rendered, lettered) by Jim Francis, with the following assistance:
TrueType implementations of Loroi Hand and Loroi Block fonts:
Jesse "Quazel" Israel
Additional Mechanical Concepts: Francois "IgnusDei"
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Cameo Appearances: Dylan Meconis (as Ellen Kirkland) p.2-12; Jim Kroutch (as self) p.3-5; Faith Hicks' Raven (as Loroi medtech) p.19-25; Jennifer Anderson's Orin (as Loroi medtech) p.20-25; Lauren Francis' Luma (as Loroi Unsheathed) p.22-26; Gopal Prabhu (as Lieutenant Chandra) p.96; Martin Koza & Andrew O'Dell's Eloree (as Loroi porter) p.100.
The Loroi borrow stylistically from previous space sirens (especially the Elerians from Master of Orion 2, and the Syreen from Star Control 2) and from the blue-skinned aliens of Japanese animation (most notably the Gamilas and Deingil from the Space Cruiser Yamato series). They are intended as an homage to the "Space Amazon" archetype... blue and otherwise.
Artistic inspirational nods also go out to: Patrick Owens & Judith Peterson (Master of Orion 2), Rob Cunningham & J. Aaron Kambeitz (Homeworld), Yoshikazu Yasuhiko (Crusher Joe, Venus Wars), Shoji Kawamori (Macross, Crusher Joe), Kazutaka Miyatake (Macross), Leiji Matsumoto (Space Cruiser Yamato), Hideki Kakinuma (Gall Force, Mospeada), Masaki Kajishima (Tenchi Muyo), Wendy Pini (Elfquest), Hayao Miyazaki (Nausicaä of the Valley of Wind), Masamune Shirow (Appleseed, Ghost in the Shell), Joe Johnston & Ralph McQuarrie (Star Wars), Syd Mead (Tron, Blade Runner), Hijiri Yuki (Chojin Locke), Jes Goodwin (Warhammer 40,000), and Gerry Anderson (Thunderbirds, UFO, Space: 1999).
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tools do you use?
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Intuos4 Medium pen tablet and
Photoshop. Prior to page 45, most of the character linework was
drawn with an ordinary #2 pencil on plain paper and inked with Micron Pigma
pens, and scanned with an Epson
P1200U scanner. Drawing and coloring is now done entirely in
Photoshop with the tablet. 3D models are created and rendered with
Newtek Lightwave 3D
[9]; pages are colored, composited and lettered with Photoshop
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Comicraft and
Blambot. My main
computer system is a
Dell Dimension XPS Gen5 Pentium D Dual-Core 3.20GHz running Windows XP with
2GB of RAM, a two-disk 500 GB RAID, and a Dell 1600x1200
20" LCD display.
Q: How
long does it take you to do a page?
A: Right now, each page takes 3-5 evenings or somewhere in the
neighborhood of 20 hours to complete, depending on the number and complexity of panels. 3D
models and textures can take several days to weeks to create.
Q: May I link to your comic/website?
A: Sure, no need to ask permission. Banners are located here.
Q: May I submit fan art?
A: Certainly, just email it to me at: email@example.com.
I generally post all fan artwork in my gallery, unless it is
inappropriate in some way. I reserve the right to resize or
alter images as necessary.
Q: Do you do "link exchanges"?
A: No, sorry.
Q: Will you add Flash animations and sounds?
A: Not planning on it.
Q: How long is this comic going to be?
A: The story as currently outlined is 7 chapters (of about 50
pages each), plus a short prologue and epilogue. I originally
thought it would take 4-6 years to complete, but unfortunately I
haven't made as much progress as I would have liked. If I had
known how much work this would be, I would have chosen a less
ambitious project as my first webcomic.
Q: What are your long-term plans for this
comic? Will you ever finish it?
A: I promised myself that I will finish through the end of
chapter 2, and then I'll decide where to go from there.
Q: Will you ever have the comic printed and marketed?
A: Maybe, but I'll worry about that if and when a lot more of
it is finished. Unfortunately, color is very expensive to print.
But, if I decide to do so, information about it will certainly
be posted on this site.
Q: Will you upload your 3D models so I can use them?
A: No, sorry.
Is Outsider based on the game Master
of Orion?
A: The game was an important inspiration
for Outsider.
Is Outsider based on the anime series Crest
of the Stars?
A: No. I have seen the series, but that was not until I was
already several
years into production of the comic.
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10:34am Friday 13th April 2012 in News
A SENIOR councillor wants drivers to be given more information about the closure of a main road into Romsey.
County councillor for Romsey Extra and HCC deputy leader, Roy Perry, has urged the Highways Agency to provide better signage on the M27 and M271 to let motorists know the diversion routes.
This follows the closure of the A27 Southampton Road, which is set to remain so until July to allow Network Rail to raise the Ashfield Bridge.
Cllr Perry said the Highways Agency would only permit small signs and these were often obscured by high-sided lorries. As a result, many motorists were not using the official diversion along the M27 to Junction 2 at Ower, but diverting along Botley Road and Highwood Lane.
He said such requests for more visible signs had been refused. "I have urged Hampshire County Council to alert the Highways Agency to the inadequacy of present signage. I cannot see why the electronic signs on the motorway gantries should not be used to alert motorists.
"They tell me to 'Think Bike', which is all well and good, but residents in Botley Road and Highwood Lane are really suffering. I am disgusted to hear that the agency has so far refused to have high-level and really visible signs."
The works at Ashfield Bridge are part of a wider programme by Network Rail to provide a diversionary route for freight trains from Southampton to Basingstoke, which would be used if there were problems on the main line.
The larger size of containers means work must be done along the line to either raise the bridges or lower the line, as at Lockerley. A Highways Agency spokesperson said it would do all it could to help manage the traffic, but added that the work was not on the agency network and the M27, as the main diversion route for affected drivers, had been performing well with the extra traffic. He said the warning signs on the M27 had been jointly agreed in advance between the agency, Network Rail and the local authority.
"Given the relative volumes of traffic on the M27 and the A27 through Romsey, we feel that the level of agreed signage is about right, but if the council or Network Rail feel they may need to be revised, then we are happy to talk to them and take another look if needed."
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Perhaps Mr Perry has not realised that with petrol at £1.45 a gallon, unless there is subsidy for Romsey drivers to add miles to their daily journeys, this is how it will be.
What could be done is for Network Rail to be given a gee-up to get this work done. The bridge structure is installed, but just as at Lee its going to take two more months to complete. When I drive past Ashfield I don't see signs of active work going on. Maybe the council wants us to route via the official diversion so that we don't see this.
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We can see why by reading this article. Nothing has changed.
2. Councillor Perry may be looking for votes by managing opportunities. Look here for a previous event:
where he said "I am also concerned about the visual appearances the changes might have on the bridges. I want to see the character of the bridges maintained wherever possible." but this was some months AFTER the planning round, and only when the traffic planning started.
If he wants to do something good for his constituents get the council to place a temporary 30mph limit on Highwood Lane, nothing else will change.
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The answer is universal - YES! Oh but hold the phone - I saw 4 people in the past two days who violated this simple yet hard-to-master technique. The fucking loops are there for a reason - for a belt! Go ahead and wear a shoelace around your waist. Use a rope. Use SOMETHING! Don't walk around with your shirt tucked in and no belt on - you look like a douche. Here's a very old forum that discussed this.
Again, I forgot to snap photos of these boobs and they terribly low fashion IQ's but I will add a few photos from a Google search:
Belt-free khaki - doofus! |
I feel like this is silly looking too. |
It doesn't matter if your pants are tight? - who cares, wear a belt.
If you're pants are baggy? - definitely wear a belt.
Khaki pants with a polo tucked in? - belt it.
Denim with a tucked in t-shirt? - pull the shirt out and add a belt.
This is something that is so basic, so rudimentary, that it shouldn't even have to be addressed. If it has loops, they're to be utilized.
Plain and simple - but not so simple for some guys to comprehend. Women, for you, this article does not apply - or does it?