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Despite a gradual and sustained decline in the contribution of agriculture to the economies of the member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the sector remains socially and politically important. Although agriculture accounts for less than 2% of the gross domestic product of the OECD countries, it occupies over 35% of their total land area. Predominantly rural regions, where agriculture remains particularly important, contain almost one quarter of the population of OECD countries. The past quarter century has witnessed signi?cant changes in agricultural po- cies in OECD countries. Although total support remains high, a shift has taken place from price-linked measures to direct income support, most notably in the European Union. Policies have been adapted to meet pressing social concerns, such as ens- ing food security and improving environmental quality. OECD countries face major economic issues due to the ageing of their populations and the need to adapt to gl- alization and increasing competition from emerging economies. Continued pressure to reform agricultural policies will be exerted by the need to economize on the use of scarce public resources. At the same time, agriculture faces new challenges g- erated by climate change, the greening of the economy, increasing scarcity of energy and water, and the demands placed on the food system by an expanding world population.


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After the looong day we had yesterday, we slept like logs this morning. In fact, I woke up to an impressive thunderstorm, only to be more than happy to turn over to the other side and go back to sleep.
The heavy rain that followed the thunder, last until 2PM. Isabelle, by now very eager to see her parents, wanted to do so asap, To not lose more time than necessary, we moved 3,5 miles up river to the town of La Roche-Bernard, where we took a mooring in the marina. Isabelle called her parents, who will drive here from Nantes tomorrow to see the boat. Then we will go with them to Nantes for a few days
One has to leave at high tide, needless to say, so we woke up at 5 AM to the alarm on my cell phone, and in the first daylight at 6 we where already under way. Slowly motoring in a drizzling rain and a light fog. Everything went fine through the channel this time, and soon enough we where in rhum sea again.
Not much wind today either, so we ended up motoring all day long. This far on the voyage, we have either had headwind or no wind at all, but we expect this to change once we turn south over the Bay of Biscay.
The plan was to go to the *Isle d'Houat' (The Duck Island) today but since the forecast mention NW wind tonight we changed our plans and continued to the river 'La Vilaine' (The Evil) instead. This meant motoring five hours more over a dead calm Sea. After noon the sky cleared though, and it was sunny and very warm the rest of the day. After entering the River Estuary (at high tide, mind you) and going a ew miles up river we arrived to the town of Arzal where there is a lock and a dam, so the rest of the river upstream is calm and tide-less. The construction was made in the 60-ies to put an end to the regular floodings that gave the river it's name.
After passing the lock at 8PM, we anchored at the first spot we found, quite close to the town.
We headed here to meet friends of ours, another french-Swedish couple that we got to know last winter in Falsterbo, Sweden.
Le Pouldu is a small, drying port in the estuary of *La Laita' rivier. Our friend had talked to the harbourmaster and been told that it should work for us given our draft of 1,6 meters to enter at high tide +/- 1 Hour. So we did.
The channel is narrow, as it turned out, very narrow. At one point, we happened to touch the fine sand bottom and with the last of the tide from behind got stuck. Lucky enough a small, local fishing vessel arrived after a few minutes and helped us off this sand bar. After some discussion in the very tiny port we were directed to a mooring along a long rope between a number of bouys, where the depth shoud be enough even at low tide.
As it later turned out, the few boats our size that actually made it into the port, all had pilotage from the locals, since the sand bars move once in a while. No harm done though, except maybe some antifouling paint lost underneath *Röde Orm's' sturdy full keel.
the estuary and teh little town of Pouldu is beautiful, and we had a wonder ful time here, thanks to Annika and Michel and some of there friends and neighbours. There's quite a bit of new footage in the Gallery from here.
Everything has it's time, and after letting a cold front (yes, another one) pass by, we left early one morning.
After two lazy days in Loctudy with fish and 'Fruits de la Mèr' for every meal it was time for a new surrounding again.
At 'Pleine Mèr' , high tide, we motored in slooow pace the 10 miles to the Iles de Glenans in a sunny but still chilly summer afternoon. We had a very light following breeze, but since the charging regulator for the solar panels 'gave up' a week ago, the need to charge the hous batteries called for the engine to be run for a couple of hours.
Les Iles, are low, sandy islands, islets and rocks and the shallow water between them has an almost emerald green colour that is quite exotic. Still just around 15 degrees (60 F) in the water mind you, therefore not too many adults swimming.
These islands are famous for the sailing school, where practically all of the French racing sailors have learned the basics as young. Eric Tabarly for instance who were here during several summers before joining the navy and becoming a professional racer. Talking about Tabarly, there is a museum in Lorient started by his widow.
we spent a few hours walking around here, as shown by a number of pictures in the Photo Gallery. A very inspiring place, and one where yoou would only anchor over night in settled weather. Presently it looks as if the high pressure will stay around for a few days at least.
07/27/2009, Loctudy N 47,50 W 04,10
Neptune is on our side again... We spent two nice days in the beautiful Camaret at the extreme point of the Crozon Peninsula. We played tourists, hiking on the trails of the mighty cliff almost at the point of Penn hir, we went down a pristine beach borded by high cliffs filled with mussels colonies at their bottom. To make the Raz, between the point of Brittany and the Island of Sein, we have to depart at 11 am to be at slack water at the entrance. It is a very dangerous place, a string of rocks which extends for several miles. As a short cut, for smaller vessels, there is a passage which needs to be negociated carefully with the tides. We did well, because it was a very smooth passage close to the very impressive lighthouse "la Vieille". We continued toward Loctudy after passing the Pointe de Penmarc'h, turning East and having a wonderful ride under sail. The entrance at night in the small harbor of Loctudy is a challenge, but again, the tide was with us and after some stressful moment finding the right spot, we took a mooring buoy.

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For those without a job, finding one can be a tough task, but Saturday that process was made a little easier.
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Organizers said this year the job fair was a big success.
Derrick Blanton is a student seeking assistance. He said, "I think it's beneficial because you have a lot of resources here and a lot of people to show you how to get a job, rather then going door to door."
Kimberly Moore with Workforce Plus added, "They are our workforce, the next generation, and if we do not put that emphasis on it early on there will be problems moving forward, so it's our role as a community, especially as a workforce board, to do activities just like this."
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Approximately four years ago, Tom Burgoyne, a friend of mine, introduced me to Pat Butler and told me, "Pat is a fine man and would make a fine sheriff. Can we count on your support?"
I did not know Pat but on Tom's recommendation agreed to support Pat.
And I did.
Over the past four years, I've had the privilege of working with Pat and also observing his work.
He is indeed a fine sheriff.
A year or so ago, I told Pat if he runs again, he could count on my support.
Recently, I went to see Pat and handed him a check made out to "Committee to Re-elect Pat Butler Sheriff."
He handed it back and said, "Jerry, thank you very much but there is no committee to re-elect Pat Butler and I'm not accepting any monetary help. What I spend on trying to get re-elected comes out of my own pocket."
Never in my 55 years in practice have I run into this response.
Tom Burgoyne was right: Pat is not only a fine sheriff but more importantly he is a fine man.
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Ben Crenshaw, one of the greatest putters in history, put together a 5-under 67 on day two of the Boeing Classic Champions Tour event outside Seattle. The two-time Masters titlist was unhappy with his putter, though, saying he could have done better at the TPC at Snoqualmie Ridge course.
SNOQUALMIE — It hardly seemed possible.
Ben Crenshaw, one of the greatest putters in history, was unhappy with his flat stick.
The man who has two green jackets, in large part from taming the treacherous greens at the Masters, shot a 5-under 67 Saturday at the Boeing Classic but said it could have been better.
He missed some makable putts finishing up at the TPC at Snoqualmie Ridge, including about a 6-footer on the par-3 ninth, his finishing hole of the day.
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"I left a couple of shots out there," said the affable Hall of Famer from Texas, who moved from 37th place into a tie for 13th with his best round since April. "I really hit some nice irons coming in [including one that skipped past the hole on the ninth], but didn't always convert. I am just doubting my reads some on my putts. I hit what I think are good putts, and they aren't going in."
Still, Crenshaw was quite happy with his play, an emotion he hasn't felt in a while.
"I was just awful the past two events [a missed cut in the U.S. Senior Open and a tie for 52nd at the Jeld-Wen Tradition], and the 73 in the first round was pretty mediocre," said Crenshaw, still looking for his first career Champions Tour win in his seventh season. "I've been down on my game, so I just wanted to play good golf."
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"I really got into a nice rhythm with my irons, and I just hope that continues [Sunday]," he said.
And there is always that golden putter, even if the modest Crenshaw isn't buying into his reputation as one of the best ever.
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Switching sports
The high-school coach who told John Cook to give up football and concentrate on golf is walking the course supporting him this week.
Wilbur Lucas, 73, lives outside Fife. He coached Cook in football and golf at Miraleste High School outside Los Angeles. He said Cook was a decent quarterback as a freshman and sophomore, but short, and that he told Cook, "You have a chance for a scholarship in golf and who knows, maybe a professional golf career."
Lucas said Cook is the only player he ever suggested drop a sport.
Cook got a scholarship to Ohio State, won the U.S. Amateur, won 11 times on Tour, and is tied for sixth place at 6-under 138 after shooting 6-under Saturday.
• After playing partners Phil Blackmar and Joe Ozaki took the gamble on the par-4 14th hole, going for the green over the canyon, Ed Dougherty told the gallery it might want to look away.
He wasn't going to attempt the 278-yard carry over the canyon, and was electing to lay up. Despite encouragement to give it a shot, he stuck with his plan. Alas, he made a par, while Blackmar and Ozaki made birdies.
• Ed Wintermyer, a bartender at the TPC at Snoqualmie Ridge, found a 1980 set of PGA Tour collector cards in an Issaquah antique store five months ago and bought them for $6. About 20 players in the set are in the Boeing Classic and they have autographed the cards for him after he put them on display outside the locker room.
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If I've learnt anything from the last few weeks it's that it's well and truly Parmi season. There appears no signs of the La Nina weather phenomenon that is meant to bring with it the rise of the next ice age, cold winds and flooding rains rather the clash of Nina and Nino have bought with it perfect weather conditions (sorry I'm still angling to be the next Keith Martin). Every time I go outside I dream of spending my day tucked into a nice little seat in a beer garden somewhere and enjoying the remainder of a youth that is vanishing quicker than my hairline.
Enter the Avoca. We wandered in and were soon warmed by the fact that Parmi's are $13 on Monday's and Tuesday, so not only would we be enjoying their beer garden, Parmis and hospitality our pockets would be none the lighter for the experience.
The Parmi's themselves were adequately sized, and nice enough they just didn't seem to set the world on fire. There was nothing really wrong with them but there was nothing that stood out to rave over either. Here are my thoughts.
Location: 893 South Rd, Clarence Gardens SA 5039
Price: Mondays + Tuesdays $10 Schnitzel + $3 for Parmi Topping.
Rest of the time $17 Schnitzel + $3 for Parmi Topping.
Size: The size was adequate being lunch time we didn't leave hungry, it might be different after a long at work. – 7.5 / 10
Sides: The chips were great but sparse, the salad was served in an individual bowl (props) but was a little wilted and bland – 7 / 10
Topping: Mozzarella cheese + Nap sauce. The sauce was OK. There was nothing other than Tomatoes, and couple of herbs in the sauce, again a little bland but a pass mark – 6 / 10
Value for Money: @$13 the Value for Money is good – although the beers are a little over priced. @$20 I'd expect a little more for my money. – 7.5 / 10 (6 if I was paying a lobster)
Venue: I'm quite a fan of anywhere with a big beer garden, the Avoca has a nice big area outside with plenty of tables and chairs to enjoy your meal at. – 8 / 10
Overall Rating: If you after a Parmi on a Monday or Tuesday, then by all means I would recommend getting one from the Avoca as the value for money is quite good. Otherwise there is nothing wrong with the Parmi's here and the beer garden compensates quite well for any short comings in value you might get any other day.
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A profile on a sex-cruising website has been confirmed as belonging to James Holmes, the gunman who attacked and allegedly killed 12 people on Thursday night.
Investigators were alerted to the AdultFriendFinder page which created on July 5 by a 24-year-old user calling himself 'ClassicJimbo'.
On Saturday afternoon sources from the website told TMZ that the profile did belong to Holmes, whose hair is dyed red in the photos.
The sources tracked the IP address back to Aurora and the account information for the profile, including the address and date of birth, matched up with Holmes, reported TMZ.
Holmes says he is looking for 'casual sex' or a 'fling' - and chillingly writes, 'Will you visit me in prison?'
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A King County Metro employee training to supervise Link light-rail operations was arrested after locking himself in the control cabin at the rear of a railcar.
The March 7 incident delayed a northbound train at Stadium Station for 4½ minutes.
It began at Beacon Hill Station about 7 p.m., when fare inspectors asked the 45-year-old man to show proof of payment. He showed an ORCA fare card, but it hadn't been used.
The man was not wearing a uniform, but he showed Metro ID and urged inspectors to confirm his identity by calling the train-control center, Sound Transit's report says. Metro operates the trains. Inspectors say the man argued he was on duty. They believed he was off-duty, and they called police.
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The man used a key to lock himself inside the vacant operator's cabin, according to the inspectors. After knocking on the door, police obtained a key from the train operator in the front and opened the rear cabin, reported the King County Sheriff's Office, which supplies transit police. They handcuffed the man, then released him to a Metro rail supervisor.
Paul Bachtel, president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 587, objects to how the worker was treated.
"He's a new hire, and his uniform hadn't come in yet. I have no idea why he was in the rear cabin, but he is a supervisor and can go where he so desires. The question I have is, why did police cuff him instead of just calling dispatch to verify his identity?" Bachtel said.
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Published June 18, 2014
The city of Charleston is enlisting outside help to better enforce tourism regulations and control traffic on the peninsula.
Three new tourism enforcement officers will be hired by the city, according to planning director Tim Keane. They'll be part of the Livability Division within the Department of Planning, Preservation and Sustainability.
"They'll be patrolling weekdays, weekends and evenings on foot, bicycle and vehicle," Keane said during a tourism management forum hosted by city leaders last week.
Mayor Joe Riley asked a committee led by Historic Charleston Foundation CEO Katherine Robinson to modernize the city's Tourism Management Plan, which was most recently updated in 1998. The committee is scheduled to finish its work by the end of the year and present recommendations to the tourism commission and City Council in early 2015, according to Robinson.
Two public hearings have been held, and Keane said the committee has already begun implementing ideas brought up by citizens. City Council recently enacted a moratorium on certificates of appropriateness for new tour vehicles and new special events. Golf carts used for shuttling purposes are also now prohibited, Keane said.
To help deal with traffic issues, Historic Charleston Foundation and the city are partnering to bring Gabe Klein, a former transportation director for Chicago and Washington, D.C., to Charleston this summer as a consultant to develop a transportation strategy.
"We have 18th- and 19th-century streets in Charleston; that's all we're going to have, 18th- and 19th-century streets in downtown Charleston, so it makes it a big challenge in a growing city and region to handle transportation," Keane told residents. "We think that the priority — and Gabe is going to help us through this with you — is that you have to drive less. If you live downtown, more and more people can drive less and more and more people can live without a car."
He said dramatically better public transportation that residents and visitors happily choose to use is needed, along with much better bike facilities and safer intersections and sidewalks for pedestrians.
"The hope is you won't need to get in your car," Keane said.
The committee is now finished receiving public input and has broken into subcommittees — on mobility and transportation, tourism management and enforcement, special events, visitor orientation, and quality of life — to plan recommendations to give the city.
Keane said the common themes being discussed include tourism growth, better enforcement, better communication, remote parking and shuttles for tourists, resident parking and more public restrooms.
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Will Smith Slaps Reporter Who Tries to Give Him Gay Kiss
Just days after Will Smith announced he agreed with President Obama's stance on gay marriage, a gay reporter tried to kiss the actor at the premier of Men In Black III. Will Smith naturally responded by slapping the man after he kissed him in the mouth.
Liberal media is already trying to twist this story and make Will Smith look like the villain. Tell me this. Would it be okay for Bill O'Reilly to go and shove his tongue down Jennifer Aniston's throat. Would everyone stand around and cheer and gently laugh as the Godly Andrew Wilkow planted a wet and wild one on Angelina Jolie, all while Brad Pitt and children calmly watched the happening?
No, there would be assault charges and investigations. So why is it that if a gay man sneaks up and kisses you on the mouth, that you are the bad guy for giving him a slap. As Will Smith said of the incidence, "He's lucky I didn't sucker punch him."
Will Smith comes down on it with the near wrath of the Almighty.
The lesson learned here is that it is not okay to just run up and kiss people on the mouth. That's tantamount to an unwelcome sexual advance. Will Smith had every right to defend himself and respond like he did, just like any woman or man would in that situation, regardless who is forcing a kiss on them.
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Clint and me: Mossbourne head says school leaders are 'lone heroes'
Wilshaw shoots from the hip as he urges others to follow his tough- guy role model
Clint Eastwood's characters in Westerns are "a model for 21st-century school leadership", a celebrated headteacher has said, calling for school leaders to become "the lone warrior, fighting for righteousness".
Sir Michael Wilshaw, head of Mossbourne Community Academy, in Hackney, often feted by education secretary Michael Gove, said heads should reject new trends towards shared or "distributed" leadership and needed "more ego".
He said schools needed powerful heads who were "entrepreneurs and empire builders" and unafraid to upset staff if it is in the long-term interests of the school.
Sir Michael, who has taken on a series of advisory roles for the Government, told the 100 Group conference of leading state and private school heads in London last week: "Take that scene in Pale Rider when the baddies are shooting up the town, the mists dissipate and Clint is there.
"Being a headteacher is all about being the lone warrior, fighting for righteousness, fighting the good fight, as powerful as any chief executive.
"I'm not that bothered about distributed leadership; I would never use it; I don't think Clint would either. We need headteachers with ego. You see heads who don't use 'I' and use 'we' instead, but they should.
"We need heads who enjoy power and enjoy exercising that power."
Sir Michael also tore into a stack of core initiatives started by the previous government, including Every Child Matters, personalised learning and the community cohesion duty.
He said schemes such as the national strategies took good staff away from schools: "Thank God (they are) being closed down," he said.
Sir Michael's comments will irritate many school leadership teams which have adopted the philosophy of shared or distributed leadership.
The National College, which awards the National Professional Qualification for Headship, has worked hard to debunk the myth of the "hero" or "superhead", preferring to promote a more caring and sharing approach.
But his speech chimes with the new coalition Government's view that schools should seek independence from local authorities and have more control over their finances.
Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, hit back at Sir Michael's Clint Eastwood call.
He told The TES: "Different schools require different styles of leadership, but schools are too complex institutions to be led by one person alone."
Toby Salt, deputy chief executive of the National College, added: "Heads make tough decisions every day and there is no one way to be a great leader."
He said the college trained heads "so they can be confident in their decision-making and inspire others to do the same".
Heads at the 100 Group conference expressed concern that having too much authority in the hands of one person made schools vulnerable to abuse of power.
Sir Michael has been the darling of both the Labour and Tory parties because of his success at Mossbourne, which opened on the site of the failing Hackney Downs School in 2004.
Since taking on his role, his hardline approach to everything from uniform to detentions has been credited with achieving outstanding exam results. Ten of his pupils received offers from Cambridge University this year.
Some headteachers have claimed that Mossbourne creams off the most talented pupils, a charge that has been denied by Sir Michael, who is also director of education at the charity and academy chain Absolute Return for Kids (Ark).
Sir Michael Wilshaw has infuriated unions by saying he is "ashamed" of primary heads who took part in the key stage 2 Sats boycott last year.
Sir Michael told the 100 Group conference of leading state and independent school heads: "I felt ashamed that some of the heads opted out of Sats at KS2."
Asked by The TES to expand on his statement, he said: "I was slightly surprised (that they took part in the boycott).
"There's a contract you are making; you are more powerful than you have ever been but we want you to be accountable.
"Publication of exam results has been shown to be very beneficial."
Unions, however, claim that the publication of test results and league tables is unfair and twists the curriculum towards "teaching to the test", at the expense of other learning.
Russell Hobby, general secretary of heads' union the NAHT, said: "Heads must be held accountable, but for the right things; it's about schools being measured on what matters.
"I'm proud of people who would risk careers and reputations to make that happen."
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Well, well well, the genius of Sir Michael Wilshaw. Is it any wonder that schools are struggling to recruit outstanding leaders when the government's pet is promoting such lunacy. And when your rare, outstanding Clint Eastwood type moves on, what becomes of your school?
Ego, the desire for power, the absence of distributed leadership, fear?
Is this 21st century England or North Korea?
Quote: "Being a headteacher is all about being the lone warrior, fighting for righteousness, fighting the good fight, as powerful as any chief executive. I'm not that bothered about distributed leadership; I would never use it; I don't think Clint would either. We need headteachers with ego. You see heads who don't use 'I' and use 'we' instead, but they should. We need heads who enjoy power and enjoy exercising that power."
Sir Michael Wilshaw would be well advised to have a look at what generally happens to dictators throughout history; Hitler, Mussolini and even a certain Mubarak!
Tahrir Square here I come!!!!
As a middle aged male headteacher in a secondary school I must tell the world that the last thing education needs is more middle aged male headteachers with egos. Bring on a little modesty and some people who aren't trying to act out adolescent fantasies. Clint Eastwood ? This bloke should listen to himself.
Quote: "Being a dictator is all about being the lone warrior, fighting for righteousness, fighting the good fight, as powerful as any chief executive. I'm not that bothered about distributed leadership; I would never use it; I don't think Clint would either. We need dictators with ego. You see dictators who don't use 'I' and use 'we' instead, but they should. We need dictators who enjoy power and enjoy exercising that power." Worthy of Colonel Gaddafi?
There is no doubt that the maverick always enjoys a degree of success and the lone warrior has his moment. However I am reminded of the maxim "behind every good man is the person who put him there". I bet there are a host of good leaders with this man in his school who could tell a different story. No man is an island, you can only rule with concensus. He may have had vision and the power to achieve change in his school but he does not know all the answers and he certainly didn't achieve all that success on his own. Oh, and another maxim he might want to consider.. pride comes before a fall!
Absolute power corrupts absolutely - and quite right too. Would hate to think anyone in the management of education could be accused of having any hint of good business management. Good god - whatever next? Find me a head without an employement tribunal in the making and i will show you how to make water out or wine!
I am pleased that this maverick had the guts to at least debunk so many myths in one blow. Absolutely refreshing even if the Pale Rider metaphor was more fun than reality. This guy has loads of power BUT I bet he exercises it with care and I bet he relies on others to also lead...but the nonsense of leadership espoused by Toby salt and others needed a good blast.
Whilst I agree with Sir Michael Wilshaw's emphasis on the Headteacher as a leader who should not be afraid to take difficult decisions or someone who is prepared to put their head above the parapet, I would question his underlying assumption that somehow, the rest of the teaching staff within a school would be opposed to it's long-term success by virtue of their lowly positions. Surely it is in the interest of all staff to have high standards of behaviour and for the school to be academically successful. Sir Michael's vision of "the lone warrior, fighting for righteousness" ,reveals a certain insecurity and paranoia and a fundamental distrust of his staff. His choice of the Clint Eastwood, 'Pale Rider' character reveals him to be not a man of education and culture, but rather somewhat of a Philistine. With his diplomatic skills Sir Michael smacks more of Calamity Jane than Pale Rider.


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When Comic-Con began 40 years ago, it was pretty much a bunch of guys and their comic books. My how times have changed. Now it's a multi-day, multi-million dollar tent pole event. Gaming, TV, and movies are all using the convention as a springboard to success, though not all succeed. It's less a comic convention now and more a convention about what would interest comic book fans. A big recurring theme this year was not just the increase in exposure for other meduims, but also the growing influence of the internet on each of them.
In his panel for The Frog Princess and Hayao Miyazaki's Ponyo, John Lasseter announced that Disney/Pixar would be releasing exclusive content to their Facebook page with shorts and behind the scenes footage of the animation process.
Huge on YouTube, the comedy group Derrick Comedy was picked up by Roadside Attractions for the feature film Mystery Team. The movie follows the adventures of three bumbling Encyclopedia Brown-type sleuths trying to solve an adult mystery. The group has had several videos go viral in the college circuit, and if the clip shown during the Roadside Attractions panel is any indication, this adventure is definitely not for kids.
People were even using the internet to discuss Comic-Con. The live podcast/get together of fans and top Twilight bloggers discussing the New Moon panel and their Comic-Con experiences is only one such example.
Even family-friendly entertainment made it to Comic-Con. The popular podcast The Radio Adventures of Doctor Floyd did a live podcast on Sunday morning to a delighted audience of kids and adults alike. Able to attract major voice talents like Stan Freberg, Frank Conniff (Mystery Science Theater 3,000), and June Foray (the voice of Rocky in Rocky and Bullwinkle), the radio show is now it talks of being developed into a TV series or movie.


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Chief of Staff of the Army General Raymond Odierno discusses the initiative he signed in partnership with the NFL regarding Traumatic Brain Injuries. The Army will work hand in hand with the NFL sharing research to help with treating TBI's for both the soldiers and the NFL players. Produced by Sgt. Susan Noga. Also available in high definition.
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Police seek fresh leads in assault of 86-year-old Dundalk woman
DUNDALK - An 86-year-old woman was assaulted in her Dundalk home last month after walking in on a burglary, and police are hoping the community can help break the case.
Around 9:08 a.m. May 16 Baltimore County police were called to the 8500 block of Kavanagh Road in Dundalk.
When officers arrived, they found an 86-year-old woman suffering from head injuries. The woman told investigators she found a man breaking into her home and he attacked her.
She was taken to an area hospital for treatment. Her injuries were not life-threatening.
The victim later told police personal items and a small amount of money were taken from her home.
Her attacker was described only as a stocky man.
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June 2012
Software development is a data rich activity with many sophisticated metrics. Yet engineers often lack the tools and techniques necessary to leverage these potentially powerful information resources toward decision making. In this paper, we present the data and analysis needs of professional software engineers, which we identified among 110 developers and managers in a survey. We asked about their decision making process, their needs for artifacts and indicators, and scenarios in which they would use analytics.
The survey responses lead us to propose several guidelines for analytics tools in software development including: Engineers do not necessarily have much expertise in data analysis; thus tools should be easy to use, fast, and produce concise output. Engineers have diverse analysis needs and consider most indicators to be important; thus tools should at the same time support many different types of artifacts and many indicators. In addition, engineers want to drill down into data based on time, organizational structure, and system architecture.
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It is likely that Comcast will have no problems getting the support of U.S. lawmakers for its proposed $45.2 billion merger with Time Warner Cable. Why, you ask? Well according to several campaign finance watchdog groups (as reported by Ars Technica), the majority of lawmakers reviewing the merger in hearings have taken campaign contributions from the cable operator directly or indirectly.
For example, every member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which held the first congressional hearing on the Comcast/TWC merger yesterday, have taken campaign funds from the company. Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) received $35,000 from the Comcast federal political action committee between 2009 and 2014; Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) received $32,500; and Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) received $30,000. These figures are the combined contributions from Comcast to the senators' campaign and leadership committees.
Senator Schumer recused himself from the merger hearings in the Senate because his brother, a lawyer, worked on the deal. Out of 18 committee members (10 Democrats and eight Republicans), 17 of them received money from Comcast's federal PAC, according to the database at OpenSecrets.org.
Even the deal's most outspoken critic, Sen. Al Franken (D-MN), received money from Comcast indirectly: a Comcast PAC gave $5,000 to Franken's recount fund in 2009. Franken has also received $15,050 from Comcast employees since 2009.
Using OpenSecrets tools, Ars Technica has put together a handy list of Senate Judiciary Committee members how have taken money from the Comcast PAC:
Comcast PAC donations to Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats:
- Chuck Schumer, New York: $35,000
- Patrick Leahy, Vermont, Chairman: $32,500
- Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island: $26,500
- Chris Coons, Delaware: $25,000
- Dick Durbin, Illinois: $23,000
- Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota: $22,500
- Dianne Feinstein, California: $18,500
- Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut: $11,500
- Mazie Hirono, Hawaii: $5,000
- Al Franken, Minnesota: $0
Comcast PAC donations to Republicans:
- Orrin Hatch, Utah: $30,000
- Chuck Grassley, Iowa, Ranking Member: $28,500
- John Cornyn, Texas: $21,000
- Lindsey Graham, South Carolina: $13,500
- Jeff Sessions, Alabama: $10,000
- Mike Lee, Utah: $8,500
- Ted Cruz, Texas: $2,500
- Jeff Flake, Arizona: $1,000
In addition to money from Comcast PACs, Ars Technica put together a list (using OpenSecrets again) of donations from Comcast employees.
Comcast employee donations to Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats:
- Chris Coons, Delaware: $44,200
- Chuck Schumer, New York: $31,600
- Dick Durbin, Illinois: $30,400
- Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota: $23,123
- Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island: $22,331
- Patrick Leahy, Vermont, Chairman: $15,250
- Al Franken, Minnesota: $15,050
- Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut: $14,000
- Dianne Feinstein, California: $6,025
- Mazie Hirono, Hawaii: $4,500
Comcast employee donations to Republicans:
- Orrin Hatch, Utah: $23,750
- Chuck Grassley, Iowa, Ranking Member: $3,000
- Lindsey Graham, South Carolina: $2,000
- Jeff Sessions, Alabama: $0
- John Cornyn, Texas: $0
- Mike Lee, Utah: $0
- Ted Cruz, Texas: $0
- Jeff Flake, Arizona: $0
While U.S. lawmakers have no power to stop the merger, they have a lot of power and influence over the agencies that can. Their influence can be exerted on both the Federal Communications Commission and the Justice Department to help steer what these agencies focus on in their reviews. But judging by the list above we don't expect any Senators sitting on the Judiciary Committee to kick off a letter writing campaign opposing the merger to the appropriate regulatory agencies anytime soon.
Source: Ars Technica


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A new Japanese teaser trailer for Christopher Nolans Inception debuted recently on Japanese television and has since found its way online along with a series of Inception production photos. It was all shown in an interview with Ken Watanabe (whom we recently learned is The Tourist) and the trailer itself is decidedly Watanabe focused.
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A series of production photos which debuted along with the trailer were picked up over at Nolan Fans. This one in particular is worth your time:
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Florida's law enforcement agencies would face stricter standards on how to administer photo lineups under a bill approved by a House committee on Tuesday. The proposal is designed to help prevent wrongful convictions, but is opposed by the law enforcement lobby.
"Obviously we don't want innocent people in prison," said Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, the chair of the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee that considered the bill. "We felt like it was imperative to at least begin to explore this because everybody wants to make sure we get the right people."
The measure (HB 821) requires law enforcement agencies to administer "blind" lineups by an independent administer who is not involved in the case. The bill was amended Tuesday to allow law enforcement agencies to substitute an independent administrator with photos on a computer program or photos randomly shuffled in manila folders. Most lineups are done through photos, and not in-person, law enforcement officials explained.
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