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Remember when the Phillies were the best team in baseball last season, and then got greedy and beat Atlanta in the final game of the season so St. Louis could squeak into the final playoff spot and then they (with the help of a freaking rally squirrel) beat us and then they won the World Series and Ryan Howard recorded the final out for the second year in a row but not before injuring himself and Oh, Look! Chase UtleyŌĆÖs Also Injured! and then we got the closer of a team that experienced an even bigger choke job than us late last season and that was the big free agent signing and then we forgot to get middle relief so we let Chad Qualls pitch and we wound up with no middle relief and no Howard and Utley and oh yeah we let Roy Oswalt go and now Cliff Lee sucks and Roy Halladay is injured and Cole Hamels is probably going to help some other team later this season and so either Vance Worley or Jeff Blanton will be our ace for the playoff stretch which we wonŌĆÖt be a part of and the damn Pittsburgh Pirates will probably be in the World Series instead of us and even Shane Victorino is in the doghouse while CARLOS RUIZ of all people is our best player and there is no hope, no hope at all and the Phillies are all of a sudden doomed, doomed, DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEDDDD?!!!!!!!!!!! Neither do I. ┬ĀHave a good All-Star Break.
This Phillies season may not be going as well as we originally hoped, but this weekend we can ignore the dread of perhaps finishing less than ten games above .500, and remember a player during those heady days of the early 2000ŌĆÖs, when the 86-76 plateau was the best we could hope for.
Rheal Cormier, who was the set-up man for the Phillies throughout the first half of the last decade, will be inducted this Saturday into the Canadian Baseball Hall Of Fame. ┬ĀA native of the province of New Brunswick, Cormier went 28-21 with Philadelphia from 2000 to 2006, but had a career year in 2003, when he went 8-0 with a 1.70 ERA.
Since 1984, the Canadian Baseball Hall has inducted dozens of Canadians (and guys who spent significant time with the Expos and/or Blue Jays) who have made the game more interesting, if not better.
Notable names include Baseball Hall of Famers Gary Carter (former Expo), Roberto Alomar (former Blue Jay), Jackie Robinson (played minor league ball with the Montreal Royals) and actual Canadian Ferguson Jenkins. ┬ĀPete Rose, who half of the 1984 season with Montreal and earned his 4,000th hit as an Expo, is eligible but has not yet been elected. ┬ĀLe Grande Orange, Rusty Staub, will also be inducted this weekend, along with Milwaukee Brewers GM Doug Melvin and the 2011 Pan American Games champion Canadian team.
It may be a little late to book a trip to the induction ceremonies in St. Marys, Ontario, but Phillies fans wonŌĆÖt have long to celebrate again: ┬ĀSt. John, NB native Matt Stairs will be eligible for the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame in 2015. ┬ĀIf Rheal Cormier and Paul Quantrill are in, I say ŌĆ£In Case Of Emergency UseŌĆØ Stairs is a lock.
Random thoughts/ramblings/game notes on yesterday├óŌé¼Ōäós Phillies game
-How much fun must it be to be a Phillies fan right now? As most of you know, April through September, I'm a (certifiable) but ardent fan of the Pittsburgh Pirates. The reason I keep following the Bucs├é┬Ā is the hope that someday they'll put together a run like the Phillies are on right now. Enjoy it, Philadelphia.
-Advantage Philly in the battle of the bullpens. The difference last night was that the Philadelphia relievers pitched three shutout innings, while the vaunted Dodger corps couldn't shut the door when handed a one-run lead in the sixth.
-Any Dodger fans care to tell me if Jonathan Broxton is better at closing games when he only has to go one inning? I know that extra hitter shouldn't matter, but with how highly specialized reliever roles are these days, sometimes it's mentally difficult for a closer to start the game in the eighth.
-That said, give credit to Jimmy Rollins for that last at-bat. Broxton made his pitch and Rollins, great hitter that he is, managed to cream it.
-Where Broxton lost the game was in the Matt Stairs/Carlos Ruiz combo. I understand there's some hesitation after what Stairs did to the Dodgers in Game 4 last year, but even if you make a mistake to him in that situation, the worst case is a tied game. And there's no excuse for hitting Carlos Ruiz.
-The Dodgers actually outhit the Phillies eight to five last night, and each team drew four walks. The difference? Three of the Phillies hits went for extra bases, while just one of the Dodgers eight (Matt Kemp's home run) was more than a single.
-Your time is now, Cole Hamels. After being the all-everything MVP in last year's postseason, you have the chance to curb a mediocre postseason and end the NLCS at home on Wednesday night. A win means no cross-country trip back to LA and having to win one of two on the road. It also would mean the Phillies could set up their rotation and rest before the World Series.
-I still would like the Phillies chances to take one of two in Los Angeles with Pedro Martinez and Cliff Lee slated to pitch.
Random thoughts/ramblings/game notes on yesterday├óŌé¼Ōäós Phillies game:
-On July 1 of this season, did anyone think they'd be watching a Pedro Martinez/Vicente Padilla pitcher's duel in the NLCS? Strange perspective I suppose, but it didn't really take away from what was an outstanding playoff game yesterday.
-The Dodgers crowd was very into this game that they really had to have. I loved the standing ovation that graced Padilla as he walked off the field, having shut down an offense that had been rolling throughout the playoffs.
-He's been subject to fair criticism, but give Chip Caray credit. He knew to just shut up and let the crowd noise speak for itself when Padilla strolled to the dugout after his day was done.
-How amazing was it to watch Pedro Martinez? It was very much a lion in winter performance. He didn't have his overpowering stuff of a decade ago, but he still changed speeds masterfully, hit his spots and kept a good Dodger line-up off balance all day.
-The bottom of the eighth had to be one of the most anti-climactic comebacks in postseason history. Five pitching changes and the runs scoring on an error and a bases loaded walk. That had to be interminable for any Phillies fans at Dodger Stadium to sit through.
-What did you Phillies fans think of Charlie Manuel's handling of the bullpen in that inning?
-Isn't it weird that a manager is getting criticized for possibly pulling Pedro Martinez too early in a playoff loss?
-Rough game for Chase Utley. I'm not sure exactly what happened on that throw to first in the eighth, other than perhaps he was accounting for a takeout slide from Raphael Furcal that never came. Utley just missed making amends with two outs in the ninth, but he was a hair late on Jonathan Broxton's pitch and ended up lining out to Andre Ethier.
-Given the state of the Phillies rotation, how big does Game 3 at home with Cliff Lee pitching become?
For thoughts on the Adam LaRoche trade, check out my LaInterview with B&C Red Sox maven Dan Tobin. There's no mention of hunting videos, but at-bat music inspired by the Karate Kid, ADHD, and the Red Sox staking their division title hopes on two members of the 2007 Pittsburgh Pirates all come up.
Check it out if for no other reason than Dan actually makes me look funny.
With their most accomplished hitter traded and fresh off getting swept in three games by the Rockies, the Pirates sit at 31-38 and in last place in the NL Central. Basically, it's June baseball in Pittsburgh.├é┬Ā The only difference is that this year, one of those mythical five-tool prospects we've been dreaming about for almost a decade and a half is finally on the roster. And wouldn't you know it, he's playing well!
Really well, in fact.├é┬Ā Andrew McCutchen's numbers through 17 games speak for themselves, but what sets him apart is the flash in his game.├é┬Ā Five of McCtuchen's 26 hits have been triples, which speaks to unbelievable speed, as well as an aggressive approach to the game. It's also blink-worthy to watch 'Cutch chase down fly balls in center field. There's a confident ease to his defense, and he cheats in to take away hits to shallow center field, gracefully gliding back to snag balls that would drop in the gap for most other outfielders.
If the rest of the season plays out as expected, the Pirates roster will be decimated of most of its major league talent (Laroche, Sanchez, Wilson) by August. If that happens, McCutchen would be just about the only reason to come to PNC Park. That scenario brings up an interesting hypothetical: is a position player worth the price of admission?
The only time I've been shut out of walk-up tickets to a Pirates game came in the summer of 2004, when Oliver Perez pitched against the Braves. It was during a particularly dominant run for Perez, and it wasn't a fireworks night, leading me to believe the seats were sold by folks coming specifically to see Oli. However, a starting pitcher controls a much larger portion of the game, and, not to mention, only takes the field once every five days.
A once-in-a-generation hitter like Albert Pujols, in his prime right now, is probably worth the price of admission because there's a chance that in every game he could put on an historical performance. In the same vein, it was probably worth it in the summer of 1998 for Cardinals and Cubs fans to pay to watch Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, because every at-bat was an opportunity to watch a piece of a hallowed record fall.
McCutchen isn't nearly the hitter Pujols is right now, nor is he chasing a record like McGwire or Sosa. But given the dearth of people with his skill set to wear the Pirates uniforms over the last 17 years, plus the fact that watching him play is a wonderful excuse to daydream about better days, I think he might just be worth the $16 it costs to sit in my favorite seat.
What about you? Any of you have a position player out there that is worth the price of admission alone?
Those colors don't look good on him at all. I don't think it will ever look right on the man. He should be popping out with runners on base for one team and one team only! Continue reading »
Year after year, we go through the same song and dance. Phillies players emphasize their desire to get out the gate fast. They don't want to suffer from a slow start and have to play catch-up the rest of the season. Yet, all this talk, all this supposed confidence clearly gets left in the clubhouse the moment the team steps on the field. 2009 was no different, as the defending champion Phillies suffered through a lifeless 8-2 loss to the lowly Pittsburgh Pirates to open the campaign.
Two key moments in the game in the early frames. Three walks from Matt Capps loaded the bases for the bearded wonder, Eric Bruntlett. Continuing a theme from last season of struggling with runners in scoring position, Bruntlett hit into a inning ending double play, stifling the rally. The following inning, the Pirates faced a similar situation with 2 on and 2 out. Shelby Ford proceeded to "hop in the Cadillac" and cranked a 3 run bomb off of Joe Bisenius, and the rout was on. 3 more runs off of Scott Nestor in the following inning turned the game into a laugher.
A few bright spots came from Ra├ā┬║l Iba├ā┬▒ez had his first RBI as a Phillie with a 3rd inning RBI single, and Jamie Moyer pitched two scoreless prior to the game getting out of hand. However, losing to a lowly Pirates team cannot be tolerated by team management. I fully expect Charlie to stir the team awake. They cannot afford to be mailing in games out of the gate, and to fall behind in what's expected to be a competitive division. More games like this one, and the hot seat will quickly get warm.
I'd like to direct this article to one Mr. Jose Reyes. It seems that you have a slight misconception about your fellow teammates. A recent post on High Cheese sited a New York Post report, where you were none too happy with the Phillies suggesting that you "pimp" your home runs too much. They even went so far to post a picture of you on the locker of Shane Victorino after he celebrated his grand slam off of CC Sabathia in the playoffs a little too exuberantly.
"I heard that," Reyes said, as reported by the New York Post. "I don├óŌé¼Ōäót know why they said that because I├óŌé¼Ōäóm not the only when I hit a home run that I ├óŌé¼╦£pimp├óŌé¼Ōäó it. A lot of people do that. A lot of people from Philadelphia too.
Ok, sure. That is true. Jayson Werth got a little too excited on his Game 4 home run to put the Phillies up 6 runs, and FOX microphones overheard Shane giving Werth the business in the dugout afterwards.
But then you took it one step further.
I don├óŌé¼Ōäót know why the Phillies focus so much on the New York Mets. We just worry about us.
I don├óŌé¼Ōäót know why they always focus on us. They are the ones to win the World Series. We don├óŌé¼Ōäót say nothing about them. We just say congratulations to the Phillies. They always say something about us and we don├óŌé¼Ōäót even focus on them. We focus on them when we play against them.
We don├óŌé¼Ōäót worry about the Phillies ├óŌé¼ŌĆ£ we focus about the New York Mets," Reyes said. "They have to be happy because they win the World Series. Why do they focus on us? What did we do to them? If they don├óŌé¼Ōäót like us, that├óŌé¼Ōäós OK.
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Over the past weekend, the defending World Champion Philadelphia Phillies ::milks it for effect:: reported to the lovely Clearwater, Florida spring training complex to begin preparations for the upcoming season. Some interesting observations:
Chase Utley continues his preparations for Opening Day: The man who coined "W.F.C" was one of many Phillies who reported early to camp to continue rehabbing the injured hip that plagued his entire second half. The standing of the star 2nd baseman will be monitored closely over the course of the next two months. Early reports indicate that Chase is ahead of schedule, to no one's surprise, and barring any setbacks, the man will be ready to go on day 1. The only way that Chase does not take the field on Sunday night is if Charlie ties him up in the manager's office.
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Michelle Obama is back in fall fashion stepping out in a warm rose Moschino bow front piquet swing jacket with matching skirt as hubby Pres. Obama addressed a joint Congress yesterday evening.
Mrs. O's bracelet sleeve-length jacket featured a twist on the classic with a bejeweled bow brooch (of course!) at the neck and fan pleating on the back. The matching skirt had comfortable kick-pleats built in as well.
After her summer shorts fiasco, we think this tailored fall look is suiting the First Lady just fine.
Sharing a box with Jill Biden-- who looked lovely herself in a ruffled navy top and cream skirt, Michelle was all smiles when chatting with the ladies seated next to her, including Vicki Kennedy, the wife of the late Senator Edward Kennedy.
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Pressed for time? Try polyester
When polyester came swooping in like a knight on a white horse in the late '60s, I was so excited with the prospect of never having to stand over a hot ironing board again, I threw away my sprinkling bottle.
Talk about women in shackles. That sprinkling bottle and all it represented was a 500-pound ring around the collar of women.
The sprinkling bottle was a simple two-part devise that cost less than a buck back then, probably $22.99 today.
Before ironing, the clothes were sprinkled, loosely rolled up and packed in a plastic-lined basket where they mellowed for no less then 23.4 hours, which allowed them to become evenly damp.
If they mellowed 23.5 hours or longer, they mildewed and smelled like your first boyfriend in second grade. Once the clothes were of the right dampness, they had to be ironed within 15 minutes or put in the freezer. Our family lived out of the freezer.
"Mom, where is my blouse?"
"In the freezer, right next to your dad's underwear."
Having spent the majority of my adult life ironing puffed sleeves worn by our three little girls, I was giddy with thoughts of the time I would not be chained to an iron and sprinkling bottle.
I could read, take long walks, discover new hobbies, take a college history class, volunteer, the options were endless.
Of course, none of that happened. Life tends to fill any little opening that we might make for ourselves.
Nevertheless, the sprinkling bottle was thrown out, but the iron was stored in the far recesses of the basement. Interesting that I never disposed of it.
Deep down, I knew, much like chartreuse, it would come around again.
And so it has. Today, I am surrounded by cotton with an iron in my hand and the cord permanently plugged in. Cotton has changed partly due to the dryer and so has the iron.
My fancy iron now has its own sprinkler, thus no need for the plastic lined basket, but this task still takes a bite out of my day.
But life is a never-ending Merry Go Round. I just read an article saying polyester is coming back. Wow! Just think of all the time I will have.
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There is an offline installer (search around the forum for it)
If that does not work the NSMB game carries the 4.1sys menu update and then update through the disc and then mod the wii with the dogeggs guide (link in my sig)
My friend mistakenly downgraded his LU64 Wii to 3.2 and when I attempted to upgrade it back up to 4.1 through the firmware updater by waniko (I believe that's how it's spelled), the updater doesn't initialize the network (the wii still recognizes the internet). Is there any way to get his Wii back up to 4.0 - 4.1?
It can still be softmodded and everything (boot2 can't be installed). It's just that the channel where you can play your games says "system update"
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Extract CB2_BB1_Dop-Ios-Mod-v10.1.zip to sd:\
Goto settings- data managment- channels- sd card
Load boot.dol/elf
Use ios249, or ios38, or try all other ios if it fails
Install ios34, ios35, ios50, ios60 without patches.
Install ios36 with patches
Then Install System Menu 4.1
If that fails, try to install an ios the accepts fake signing, from within dop-ios-mod. Then do the above.
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Well, can I get the link to an offline installer? Apparently, some hacks do not work with the lan adapter.
@Mauifrog: I can't download anything with the lan adapter. I did what you said, but it only went to a black screen with white lines. Like I said, the wii knows it's connected, but the hacks won't initialize the networks to download the information it needs to fully work.
We can do that. First, can you run CB2_BB1_SignCheck.zip
Load it from settings- data managment- channels- sd card
When it loads, push reset many times, then post the signcheck.cvs file from your card here.
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Alright. The report is in the attachment.
Load CB2_BB1_WadManager_1.4.zip, same as the others
Use ios249
Place wads in sd:\wad
Install ios60
install system menu 4.1u
You will still have a update prompt from disks since all your ios are downgraded. You could accept an update from the disk if the game is in your region.
Run the wii trough the 3.1-4.1 guide linked below.
I am surprised that the downgrade did not brick your lu64, I would have thought it would. Lucky you.
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So, I can use smash bros. brawl disc to update all the IOS w/o any bricking?
Kk. Last question then I should be good to go.
Is there any other method to backing up the NAND chip incase of a full brick? And since the patched IOS60 is installed, I should just start at step 5 correct? Or just do it from the beginning?


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World Club Challenge: Phil Clarke looks forward to the clash between Wigan and Sydney Roosters
Phil Clarke says Wigan can upset the odds like their 1994 side against the Sydney Roosters.
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Several of them were former Australian Test Players who now work in the game as either coaches or commentators, so their opinion might be worth something, but it does remind me of the last time that Wigan came Down Under to contest the World Club Challenge.
Back in 1994 Wigan travelled to Brisbane to play against the Broncos at the end of a 46-game season. We arrived without two of our best players, Kelvin Skerrett and Andy Platt, who were the foundations in the middle of the pitch, and the two toughest members of our squad. They had given Wigan a fear factor in the UK, but without them it was now Wigan who were full of fear!
I got the closest experience that I think I will ever get to a Christian walking into the Roman Coliseum to face some angry Lions. When we left the dressing room the entire Wigan team thought that we were going to get killed. A crowd of over 50 000 were laughing and booing in expectation of our demise. It was the most scared that I, and several of my team mates, have ever been in our careers.
The build up to this game has a very similar theme. Wigan will play without their best player of the last few years, Sam Tomkins, and yet have to find a way of starting this game faster , sharper and with greater precision than the Roosters. There is even the possibility that they will be without Sean O'Loughlin, if his hamstring does not pass the Test on Friday. I think that they really need him. If the Roosters have Sonny-Bill Williams then Wigan must have O'Loughlin.
When I think back 20 years and recall the tries that we scored to win in Brisbane I optimistically envisage that happening again. One came from a speculative kick that had a lucky bounce, the other from a piece of opportunistic brilliance when Jason Robinson scored and the third was from an attacking move on the half way line.
Two waves of attack
Last season Wigan scored more tries and made more breaks from their own half than any other team in Super League. It's what they do well, and have been able to do it against all of the teams in Super League even when they have known that it was going to happen.
Trent Robinson's time as a coach in Super League has given him first-hand experience of this and one of the most fascinating things will be if the Roosters defence can stop it. Wigan have two waves of attack and get nine of the 13 men that they have on the field to run on one play.
People Down Under say that it is very similar to the way that Melbourne used to play five years ago, which might make sense when you remember that Michael McGuire came from there to coach Wigan at about that time. But will it still work against the best defenders in the NRL?
Split loyalties
As a born and bred Wiganer you would expect me to be cheering for the Cherry and Whites, but my heart is split on this game. I came to play for the Roosters when I left Wigan in the mid-90s and although my time on the field with them was short, there is something about the club that has meant that I am a Rooster for life. They do the right thing and have a chairman, Nick Politis, who is one of the most respected people in Australian sport.
At the game this Saturday they have organised a reunion of the 2003 World Club Challenge winning team. It was the side that beat St Helens 38-0 and their current team hope to do something similar.
Whenever you ask a player before a game if he is confident he will always say YES, but when you are the under dogs like Wigan this week, it is essential that you start well and score before they do. Wigan looked sharp against the NZ Warrriors last week but know that they have to climb a Rugby League Everest in 80 minutes if they are to prove all of the experts over here wrong.
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Do you like when you can see the opposite sex's junk in pants?
Like for a girl it'd be a camel toe, for a guy a moose knuckle... y'know. Do you like it or does it put you off?
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I enjoy seeing it on guys, but only if I'm attracted to him already, and only if it's clearly accidental, like because of the way his pants fit and not because he's purposefully trying to show off. I can tell the difference and it isn't attractive when they try too hard.. I wouldn't even look at the crotch area if I didn't think the guy was really remarkably attractive otherwise though. On girls I genuinely don't notice, and don't find it offensive. I always check myself in the mirror to make sure I don't have that little issue going on down there, but for other girls I never see it even when they try to point it out to me, like "omg these jeans are so unflattering, but they're so comfy so I wore them out anyway lulz!" nope, still can't see it LOL!
I had (?) a pair of jeans that were a little bit tight down there and I stopped wearing them because I figured people were looking. ... I mean at least there's something to look at but still. eh.
If it makes you self conscience then don't wear it :) it also makes it difficult to hide when you get those random out of nowhere boners and that can make you feel all the more uncomfortable. Another benefit to wearing snug fitting jeans (like "girl" jeans that really hug you all around) is being a bit more accessible for affection while cuddling. Only once you're both comfortable with it of course.
A waistband tuck always gets rid of the stiffs.
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It depends entirely on the state of our relationship. If it is on a stranger, acquaintance, friend, or romantic partner who I am not yet close with, it is off-putting. If it is being displayed out of comfort and casual dress, with someone who I am equally comfortable around.. for example, a monogamous relationship in which we live together and have shared the deepest expression of love, I would appreciate their body, simply by belonging to the one I love, in its entirety and not have a care in the world about it.
It looks like a lame attention whoring move when a girl dresses so tight you can see her p****. From a sexual standpoint, it is a turn on. From a mental standpoint, you think, jeeze what a skanky slut.
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Good answer, I agree. Seems like most guys think a camel toe is gross ... the f***? That's okay, I think inflatable t*ts are disgusting.
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A MARS explorer is about to get its head in the clouds. NASA's Mars Atmosphere and Volatile Evolution probe (MAVEN), which launched on 18 November, will be the first to extensively explore Mars's upper atmosphere, searching for clues to when and why the planet went from a warm, wet world to the cold, dry desert we see today.
So far, most missions to Mars have concentrated on its surface. These craft have gathered mountains of evidence that Mars once hosted flowing liquid water with the right chemistry to support life. That is a strong sign that the Red Planet once had a thicker, warmer atmosphere. But today, it is just one-hundredth as dense as Earth's. So where did it go?
The leading theory is that early Mars had a global magnetic field that for some reason switched off about 4 billion years ago. The upper atmosphere was then vulnerable to being stripped away by the solar wind. But there is a host of other possibilities. Large amounts of gas could have been lost during a catastrophic impact on early Mars, for example, or chemically trapped in rocks over the course of millennia.
To find out what happened, MAVEN will swoop through the Martian atmosphere, taking deep breaths and analysing the gases as it flies. It will also bend and twist in its orbit to gather simultaneous data on the particles streaming from the sun. Teams on Earth can use the data to piece together what the atmosphere was once like.
"We want to try to rewind the movie and see what happened as Mars aged," says Mehdi Benna at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.
MAVEN comes at an important time for robots on the ground. The Mars rovers Opportunity and Curiosity need orbiters to relay communications with Earth. The current orbiters are each roughly a decade old and may soon be out of operation (see diagram). After MAVEN, the next potential relay to launch will be the European Space Agency's ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter, which won't arrive at the Red Planet until late 2016.
MAVEN could also offer key data for helping future astronauts reach the Martian surface. One of the most difficult aspects of landing on Mars is dealing with the thin atmosphere – there is just enough to create dangerous heat during the descent, but not enough to slow down a spacecraft in the same way that we do on Earth. Better knowledge of Mars's atmosphere and how its density changes from year to year could be critical to landing heavy, crewed spacecraft.
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JOHNSTOWN, CAMBRIA COUNTY - Pete Knaze's mother Anna was murdered and robbed in her Johnstown home in May of 1992. Neighbors saw and heard her letting in a man who said his car broke down.
"There's a woman thats 80 years old. No broom, no gun, no knife in her hand and with his bare hands he strangles her and breaks her up. That's brutal buddy. I just hope he gets it the same way some day," Pete Knaze said.
He's talking about Ernie Simmons. Simmons was 36 when he was convicted in 1993 of the fatal choking and beating. He was sentenced to death. But now he gets another chance.
"The reason he's going to go on the street is because of the way they prosecuted him," Bill Moushey of the Innocence Institute of Point Park University said. "Whose fault is that?"
Simmons wrote a letter to the Innocence Institute proclaiming his innocence and claiming he didn't receive a fair trial. Student reporters found glaring errors made in the case. A federal judge threw out the conviction.
"It was one of the largest cover-ups of evidence I've ever seen," Moushey said.
Four violations by the prosecution were uncovered, all four involving evidence that, by law, they were required to disclose to Simmons attorneys but didn't. Like, the state's key witness was unable to pick Simmons out of a line up of pictures. And prosecutors made a deal with that witness to drop a pending gun charge against her for her cooperation. There was DNA tested that did not match Simmons. Finally police had Simmons' girlfriend audio record conversations with him. He claimed on those tapes 19 times he didn't do it. The prosecutor said he didn't mean to hide that evidence.
"It was totally an accident. The stuff wasnt even at the police station as I recall, it was somewhere else. I really don't even want to get into the details. I'm not here to throw anybody under the bus," Kiniry said.
"You tape things all the time. If you made 19 tapes of me a year later, would you remember that," Moushey said.
Faced with two options, a trial or a plea agreement then-District Attorney Pat Kiniry visited Pete Knaze at his home December 30th.
"He (Kiniry) said we're gonna go for the plea. I said when? He said tomorrow. I said what, do i have a choice? He shook his head," Knaze said.
So on Kiniry's last day as district attorney, and still believing Simmons was their man, he offered him a plea that entailed a sentence of time served plus 10 years of probation. Plus Simmons didn't have to admit guilt. He accepted. No trial.
"I had to make that decision based upon my experience. I knew the case inside and out. I felt there was a great chance perhaps there would be a conviction if it was presented to a jury, but I have to worry about when that goes on appeal," Kiniry said.
"If they honestly believe this guy did this, they should never have cut him a deal," Moushey said. "I'm not in favor of putting people who torture and brutally murder break almost every bone in this woman's body. Who in their right mind would do that?"
Moushey doesn't know if Simmons is guilty or innocent and that's not his concern. He only cares that the now-52 year old's rights were violated nearly 2 decades ago.
"We don't go after exonerations we go after finding the truth," he said.
Pete Knaze wonders what if? What if another jury could hear that his mother was strangled? Every rib was broken and her spine was severed. He hopes he's not letting her down, but he can't help but feel like the message scribbled on the back of that picture in his wallet now holds a different meaning.
"It says 'remember your mother'. That's a hell of a way to remember her. A hell of a way to remember her," Knaze said. "Why did he have to take her life? That's what hurts."


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Killing a pastor is cold.
Torrio giving Capone the greenlight to kill O'Bannion made me cheer.
Killing a pastor is cold.
Torrio giving Capone the greenlight to kill O'Bannion made me cheer.
We can haz St. Valentine's Day Massacre?
eh, I guess my crime history here is weak - that wasn't with O'Banion
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I can't say I'm getting into this season as much as the previous 3. Still, there are some interesting storylines. The Band of Brothers character is slow developing, but I still get this sneaking suspicion he's going to turn out to be a sinister bad ass. Where is this Margaret-Rothstein thing headed? What will the fbi agent do now that J. Edgar has trumped him? I don't want to see Eli's son get into the business but I guess that's where we're going with this. The main storyline from what I can tell so far in this season is Dr. Narcisse. I don't fully comprehend where that's going either yet.
So, Narcisse strangled the singer's whore mother? And she burnt his chest? And the singer cleans it for him?
I wonder how far this show is going to get this season. There are at least 2 big events in late 1924 and early 1925 around Capone and Torrio that I hope we see this season (and includes another guy we saw for the first time in a while tonight -- who has been on the fringes of the show since the beginning) . We are still in May 1924, though (Leopold and Loeb, Brewery scam by O'Banion), so we gotta jump ahead some.
Random, but I watched Rounders earlier and was surprised to see Gillian with blonde hair as Matt's girlfriend. Csb
I don't think he wants to risk bringing any attention to the deal because it might mess up whatever scam is he running. Rothstein is very well known, so any investment he makes in his own name will bring attention. That douche fund manager would be bragging to everyone about how even Arnold Rothstein thought it was too good of a deal to pass on.
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So Stephen Root knows who he really is? That was a shocking turn of events. I always thought we was an ally to Nucky. I was surprised he is maneuvering behind his back.
I want more Remus.
And here's Williams's girl.
I really can't get enough of Remus talking about Remus.
I don't think Willie is a pussy. I think he's a kid who is not $#@!ing down with all this $#@!hole lying and killing and cheating and then just going on about your day like a sociopath. He's normal. He's probably about to go off in it though.
Tragic Gillian. I bet that's the first time in her entire life someone told her that she is important to them. She feels happiness and Piggly Wiggly says she's "at peace" = she dies next episode.
Margaret and Arnold had more chemistry in that one scene than she and Nucky have had all series. I'm down.
Glad Esther Randolph is back.
I kind of thought that Remus talking about Remus was almost a speech impediment. I was almost disappointed to hear him say, "I" so easily
Lulz at "Remus wanted hot cakes". Interested to see how the FBI agent reacts to J. Edgar stealing his thunder.
I am really digging Alphonse. He was already a psychopath and now he's got the green light to go to war. It's going to be hard to contain the Chicago storyline behind AC.
The question is, what will he do about it?
Jimmy was also a kid whose conscience weighed heavy on him, yet he chose the life. Willie is a kid who grew up loved in an intact family and didn't get doinked by his mom nor engage in trench warfare. How much does your past affect your future?
In the end, the only way Jimmy could resist and defy Nucky was by flying a Kamikaze mission. I'm curious to see how Willie handles his path, and if he struggles as much at being half a gangster.
Either way, it sets up simmering conflict between Nucky and Eli, and I always enjoy that dynamic.
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Ron: Sweet. I'm in a Prohibition era gangster movie. Let's do some gangster $#@!.
Gillian: I'm going to mope and be perfectly still.
Ron: That's a decent idea. We all mope. It's not your fault.
[Gillian and Ron are sitting looking at each other while doing absolutely nothing]
Gillian: I have deep dark secrets.
Ron: Would you care to mope some?
Gillian: Let's.
Gillian: We're just going to sit here all season?
Ron: As opposed to what? Doing some Prohibition era gangsta $#@!?
He wants what he sees as the ease and glamor of Nucky's life but he can't handle the fallout yet or really stand up to his dad. So he's currently half a gangster. I agree that it will be interesting to see where he goes with it. The fact that he has all the reasons in the world to be having a tough time of it right now doesn't change the fact that he's acting like a little bitch. :)
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I like that they are starting to get Nucky out of AC so that his character isn't stuck with the just the going-nowhere storylines.
Really happy that Means is apparently going to have more of a role than answering the phone every third episode. Love what Stephen Root is doing here (one of the greatest character actors of all time). There is a lyrical and almost poetic quality to his dialogue. Like the Rothstein character, Means can carry a scene simply by his presence.
I hate every scene with Gretchen Mol and the new Chalky/chick/Narcisse triangle. Ugh.
Why did Purnsly kill the deacon? Because he is close with Omar?
The deacon knew Purnsly was dealing the dope and was about to tell Chalky
Well that was a pretty boring episode, just like the one before it, but oh my does it call for some fireworks in the next couple.
pretty $#@!in solid episode
Also, no way Eli is going to go against Nucky again, is there? The FBI agent is picking the parts of the operation least likely to roll over on him.
I hope not. The show is better when they're working together.
Omar is such a pimp, I wish there could be Omar Little the series.
and she keeps one in the chamber in case you ponderin
Purnsley- glad he's dead, didn't trust him from his first appearance.
Eli- needs to be dead. Will be soon, but it won't be at nucks hand.
The dr. - he dead also.
Chalkys hot gf- dead.
No Gretchen mol tonight. No Margaret. Awesome.
Thought it was a solid episode. No Chicago or Richard this week, so that means a ton of Chicago and Richard next week!
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|Dolly Parton has few peers, and no one in music will deny her powers as a singer, a storyteller and a pop star. From her first national hit in 1967, the ironically titled "Dumb Blonde" (Nobody with a lick of sense ever accused Dolly of that!) to the legendary '70s duets with Porter Wagoner. From her first number one single ("Joshua) in 1970, to her 26th number one in 1991 ("Rockin Years" a duet with Ricky Shelton), and all the train stops in between, Dolly has it all. "To Know Him Is To Love Him" from the fertile three-way collaboration with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris, the amazing crossover pop smashes, including the heartfelt duet with Kenny Rogers "Island in the Stream" as well as the revered Juke Box staple '9 to '5 and "Here you come Again", this 99 track / 4 CD treasure trove covers all the bases. You may never have to leave home again, but if you do, be sure to take Dolly along for the ride. First-ever multi-label, career-spanning box set for Dolly Parton! 4 CDs, over 100 songs includes her biggest hits, rarities, and duets from Monument, Rca Victor, and Columbia, plus seven previously unreleased songs introduction written by singer-songwriter Laura Cantrell, and new liner notes written by noted Dolly Parton historian Holly George-Warren features never-before-seen photos and rare memorablia! All the big hits, including "Jolene", "'9 to '5", "Coat Of Many Colors", "Joshua", "I Will Always Love You." rarities and previously unreleased tracks.
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|Personnel: Dolly Parton (vocals, banjo, hand claps, background vocals); Glenn Baxter (vocals, trumpet); Stephanie Spruill (vocals, tambourine, background vocals); Anita Ball (vocals, hand claps, background vocals); Richard Dennison, Lea Jane Berinati, Denise Maynelli (vocals, background vocals); Dolores Edgin, June Page, Sonja Montgomery, Jennifer O'Brian, Jennifer O'Brien Enoch, Debbie Jo Puckett, Christ Church Pentecostal Choir, Howard Smith , Delores Edgin, Janie Fricke, Anita Carter, Porter Wagoner, Lea Jane Singers, Vicki Hampton, Bill Phillips, Joe Babcock (vocals); Ricky Skaggs (guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin, fiddle, triangle); Reggie Young (guitar, electric guitar); Dean Parks (guitar, banjo, alto flute, synthesizer); Herb Pedersen (guitar, banjo, background vocals); Bobby Thompson, Buck Trent (guitar, banjo); Steve Gibson (guitar, mandolin); David Lindley (guitar, fiddle); Maurice Gibb (guitar, synthesizer); Jeff Baxter (guitar, vocoder); Chip Young, Pete Bordonali, Billy Joe Walker, Jr., Jimmy Colvard, Dave Kirby, Odell Martin, David Wolfert, Martin K. 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|Authors: Ralph Emery; Dwight Yoakam; Marty Stewart; John Sebastian ; Jon Langford ; Kris Kristofferson; Merle Haggard; Mindy Smith; Porter Wagoner; Wanda Jackson.
|Introduction by: Laura Cantrell.
|Photographers: Henry Horenstein; Jim Herrington; Kristin Barlowe; Raeanne Rubenstein; Les Leverett; Nils Jorgenson; Harry Langdon; Roger Ressmeyer; Randee St. Nicholas.
|Arrangers: Dolly Parton; Steve "Golde" Goldstein; Mike Post; Nick DeCaro; Porter Wagoner; Ray Stevens; Bergen White; Gregg Perry.
|Dolly Parton's story is mighty but it's never properly been told on record until this 2009 Legacy box set. Spanning 99 tracks over four discs, beginning with the early-'60s demo "Gonna Hurry (As Slow as I Can)" and running until the end of her stay with Columbia in the early '90s, DOLLY may miss her bluegrass comeback of the new millennium but this is the only gap in the narrative, and it's not greatly missed, because this captures her prime. DOLLY has genuine momentum, beginning with her earliest stabs at girl group pop, running through duets with the Merry Melody Singers, not getting to her star-making duets with Porter Wagoner until the end of the first disc, allowing plenty of time for her complex story to be told in some detail, including several rarities and seven unreleased cuts. Some fan favorites may be missed, but this hits all the hits, along with expertly chosen album tracks, creating a substantial and entertaining testament to Dolly's skills as an entertainer, song stylist, and incisive songwriter. As it reaches its conclusion, it's hard not to agree that there's never been another talent like her.
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|Original Release Date : 2009
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|Label : RCA/Legacy
|Number of Discs : 4
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This is a simple explanation of civilization, human communities and the nature of understanding, which explains human history, its present and its future; and is the result of the study of the changes overtaking our community circa 2000, see:
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- Subjects:Teacher Tips and Strategies
Books that Promote Teamwork
By Beth Newingham on August 22, 2012
- Grades: 3–5
I like to read aloud books that promote teamwork and cooperation, especially at the beginning of the year. Great discussions often follow the read-alouds that help to build community and promote teamwork within the classroom.
Here are two booklists about these topics. Perhaps you will find them useful for selecting good read aloud books to promote your classroom's teamwork theme!
• Books for Teaching About Teamwork booklist


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Tuesday night on the eve of the country's 49th Independence day, all roads led to Carnivore for the much anticipated Erykah Badu concert.
Badu who flew in on Sunday night was in the country was accompanied by her band and her production team. She was the star performer at the Tusker Lite Experience, which turned one this week.
Hundreds of fans thronged The Carnivore grounds to catch a glimpse of her and she did not disappoint. After an up-beat performance by curtain-raiser Jazz artiste Isaiah Katumwa from Uganda, also popularly known as Uganda's sax wizard Ms Badu took the stage a little after 9pm.
She did a number of songs from her albums Baduizm, Mama's Gun, New Amerykah Part one and Part Two. Her set lasted about two hours and when she was done the crowd kept shouting for an encore.
They particularly loved her rendition of her famous hits including Tyrone, On and On and Bag Lady which the guests sang word for word. It was truly impressive.
Among the guests who made an appearance were rapper Bamboo, MTV's Lisa Amenya,Camp Mulla's Miss Karun and DJ Pinye who will collaborating with DJ Adrian for a show dubbed the PA System. The pair brings you the event at Club Volar on Ngong Racecourse on Saturday from 8pm.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-596682108065667047.post5040641115668518706..comments2015-06-19T06:47:12.179-04:00Comments on Body and Soul: Come Monday...weekly newsletterMary Johnsonhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-596682108065667047.post-42892584721943894202011-12-07T09:04:08.532-05:002011-12-07T09:04:08.532-05:00Lucy~every year I say I'm going to cut back on...Lucy~every year I say I'm going to cut back on buying, but it hasn't happened yet! I don't know what's wrong with us...we certainly have enough make up and nail polish, yet we always want more :)

purplegreenpanda~I'm sure that those of us on blogs and internet forums make up a big part of that 59%! But I think one of the reasons that sales are up overall, is that many people are choosing to do their own nails in this rough economy, so they're out buying more than than they previously were. And with all of the celebrity nail polish collections, consumers are drawn to those also.Maryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-596682108065667047.post-17166039348615850742011-12-07T02:59:50.550-05:002011-12-07T02:59:50.550-05:00It's interesting to hear polish sales are up s...It's interesting to hear polish sales are up so much. I didn't start collecting this year. I feel like I've purchased a village's share of polish. And I know a lot of people who have acquired so much more. Now these people tend to congregate in internet forums that I've been frequenting so maybe my perception is skewed? But it feels like a fraction of the population has been buying 590% more lol!purplegreenpandahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-596682108065667047.post-11498771895767638122011-12-06T16:56:54.057-05:002011-12-06T16:56:54.057-05:00I don't have too many to buy for so I'm al...I don't have too many to buy for so I'm almost done. Those are some adorable polishes. I think I have bought more drugstore polish than any other year. It's getting ridiculous. Love those lipsticks. Why do I keep wanting more? I was just looking through all my makeup & I have tons of it. I still keep ordering more. It makes me feel sick.Lucyhttp://email@example.com


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innocence[in′ə səns]
- The definition of innocence is the state of being free from wrongdoing or corruption, or naive.
- An example of innocence is someone who did not do something illegal.
- An example of innocence is a small child who has done nothing wrong.
The picture of innocence.
- the quality or state of being innocent; specif.,
- freedom from sin or moral wrong
- freedom from legal guilt
- freedom from guile or cunning; simplicity
- lack of sophistication; naiveté
- harmlessness
- ignorance
- Archaic an innocent person
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Origin of innocenceOld French ; from Classical Latin innocentia
- The state, quality, or virtue of being innocent, especially:a. Freedom from sin, moral wrong, or guilt through lack of knowledge of evil.b. Guiltlessness of a specific legal crime or offense.c. Freedom from guile, cunning, or deceit; simplicity or artlessness.d. Lack of worldliness or sophistication; naiveté.
- One that is innocent.
- Absence of responsibility for a crime.
- Her attorney managed to convince the jury of her innocence.
- Lack of understanding about sensitive subjects such as sexuality and crime.
- In his innocence, he offered the stranger to bring the package to Paris, never suspecting it contained drugs.
- Lack of ability or intention to harm or damage.
- Tests have demonstrated the innocence of this substance.
Old French inocence, from Latin innocentia.


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To maintain 'continuity' Microsoft has decided to lengthen the downgrade rights on Windows XP
In what Microsoft calls an effort to maintain 'consistency', the software giant has decided to extend the downgrade rights given to those who have bought a PC with Windows 7 and wish to downgrade to XP.
Originally it was believed that the downgrade rights would only last up until the release of Windows 7 SP1, but in a Windows Blog yesterday, Brandon LeBlanc was able to confirm that in fact the rights would be extended.
Related Links:
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- Windows Phone 7 Series review
Talking about the downgrade LeBlanc was keen to stress in the blog that it was a decision made entirely to assist in companies eventually upgrading en-masse to Windows 7:
"Going forward, businesses can continue to purchase new PCs and utilize end user downgrade rights to Windows XP or Windows Vista until they are ready to use Windows 7. Enabling such rights throughout the Windows 7 lifecycle will make it easier for customers as they plan deployments to Windows 7."
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The Football Coaches Association of The Gambia Saturday held a stakeholders conference at the Conference Hall of the Friendship Hostel at the Independence Stadium in Bakau.
The conference brought together various stakeholders in the game of football and lectures were given in an effort to bridge the gap that exists between them. It is also hoped that the conference will act as a way to avoid the problems hindering the development of Gambian football in the coming domestic league season and beyond.
The various stakeholders made deliberations in their area of specialisation. Delivering his lecture on behalf of the Sports Journalists Association of The Gambia, Lamin Cham spoke on the importance of sports journalists in the development of sports in any country. "We agree with the stakeholders that journalists can reach a lot of people with his thoughts, in order to have a balance divergence of views, which can be done by an interview popularly know as post-match interviews which many coaches aroundthe world are now used to," he said.
He said this will reduce the confrontation between managers and players that sometimes complain that what the media published about them is wrong. Cham also spoke about the sitting arrangement of the journalists in the stadiums as a problem while also stressing that journalists should be responsible in their reporting.
Ousman Manneh, who represented the medical department, spoke on the importance of first aid care especially duringa match, as according to him, they are not only present at games for the players but equally for the spectators. He regretted the difficulties that they encounter with some coaches who refuse to allow them to treat their players.
Manneh called on every club to have their own team medics so that they can bepresent in all their training grounds as it is not only during a competitive match that a player can be injured and need thehelp of a doctor.
Pamodou Sarr, speaking on behalf of the security agencies, spoke about the role of security personnel in football matches. He admitted that some of the security personnel are not properly trained on how to stop football violence, adding that they are only acting based on orders. He hoped for such forums from both FIFA and the GFA in order to capacitise their coaches.
Other speakers at the forum included two veteran referees, Jerreh Faye and Alhagie Faye. The occasion was chaired by Ebrima Manneh.


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Well, guess most of us know that China always wants to control its entire web traffic. It doesn't want its netizens to see what's "not proper" by the government standard, thus sites like YouTube, Twitter, Facebook are all blocked by the national internet filter dubbed the "Great Firewall", or "GFW" in short. Along with popular SNS sites there are countless .au, .jp, .tw and .hk domain sites blocked for no apparent reason.
Now joining the rank of "China Hates You Club" might be our Windows Phone 7 Marketplace.
In the past 3 days or so, most Chinese WP7 users in my circle (myself included) had this problem: the Marketplace tile shows a certain number of apps could be updated, but when we click update, the progress bar stays "pending" like forever, then suddenly surge to 100%, and ends up "attention required" fail right away. The ISPs or carriers we had this problem on include:
- Beijing Unicom home ADSL
- Beijing Unicom 3G
- Shanghai Telecom ADSL
- Shanghai Unicom 3G
- China Mobile Fujian division 2G (worked briefly an hour ago and now as dead as a brick again)
- Zhejiang Unicom
Technically it could be the Marketplace itself going nuts. But now I'm sitting in my office where the WiFi is routed through a VPN to the United States. And guess what? All those apps stuck in the updating process last night are now getting updates super fast.
That leads to the conclusion that something went wrong between the Marketplace and our phones: the connection itself.
We are quite positive that WP7 Marketplace has been GFWed by China, although not being 100% sure yet. It's not really a surprise. A couple of years ago when I was an Androider, the Android Market was GFWed by DNS hijack too. We worked around it by tweaking phone HOSTS files and such, but the solution just isn't stable. Maybe for stability's sake, Motorola now rips the Android Market off its phones shipped to China and replaces it with two 3rd party alternatives, one from Moto itself, the other from a Chinese download site.
We don't know if this GFW block will be permanent. But even in the worst case, we believe with Nokia's moving to WP7, it will be lessened. After all, China is still a Nokia country, and Nokia just got ranked the #1 most trusted consumer brand in a national survey not long ago.
Note: Almost every Chinese WP7 user is now on Mango Beta just for the Chinese input's sake. There is a slim chance that the Marketplace problem lies in the Mango Beta server, although from the look of it, Mango Beta and NoDo devices actually shares the same Marketplace server.
Just tested the Marketplace again on Unicom 3G. Previously overlooked the app-buying process. This is now very frustrating. If this is Microsoft's doing, I think it's already committing business fraud (essentially the same as phishing) and could be brought to the court. The testing result (all done on phone) is:
- Browing the Marketplace: OK
- Searching for apps: OK
- Buying paid apps (checking Live profile and credit card): OK
- Billing: OK
- Downloading what I just paid for: Fail, can't connect to the Marketplace.


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Udinese claimed the point they needed against Serie A champions AC Milan to make certain of their place in the UEFA Champions League next season.
I Bianconeri played out a goalless draw in the final round of matches, meaning Lazio's 4-2 victory at ten-man Lecce was not enough to take fourth spot.
"This is a fantastic moment. I'm very proud to have scored 57 goals in two years," said Udinese captain Antonio Di Natale, who finished Serie A top scorer for the second year in a row.
"Today we showed we deserve once again this prestigious achievement, we drew against a great Milan side and we could even have won, but that's OK. The draw tastes like success, like a triumph."
Lazio twice saw their lead cancelled out, with Manuel Coppola and Ignacio Piatti replying to goals from Tommaso Rocchi and Mauro Zarate.
The dismissal of Massimiliano Benassi seven minutes after the interval proved the turning point, though, with Zarate putting away the penalty awarded for the goalkeeper's challenge on Rocchi. A Giuseppe Vives own goal then made certain of the win after 63 minutes.
Roma reach Europa League
Lazio finished level on 66 points with Udinese, but missed out on the Champions League due to their inferior head-to-head record. Roma ensured UEFA Europa League qualification with a 3-1 victory over relegated Sampdoria.
The home side found themselves trailing to a Daniele Mannini goal after 26 minutes, but Francesco Totti, Mirko Vucinic and Marco Borriello found the target to turn the match around.
Juventus, who missed out on a European spot, ended their season with a 2-2 draw at home to Napoli. Christian Maggio and Cristiano Lucarelli had twice given Napoli the lead, but Juve responded through Giorgio Chiellini and substitute Alessandro Matri.
Inter ease past Catania
Giampaolo Pazzini scored twice as Inter Milan warmed up for the Coppa Italia final by beating Catania 3-1. Pazzini scored after 15 minutes and again three minutes into the second period, before Yuto Nagatomo added a third in the 63rd minute. Pablo Ledesma pulled one back for Catania but it was a deserved win for the hosts.
Chievo were also convincing 3-1 winners at Palermo, who will face Inter in the cup final next week. After conceding early to Antonio Nocerino, the visitors won it with goals from Sergio Pellissier, Kevin Constant and Nico Pulzetti.
Youngster Francesco Grandolfo scored a hat-trick on his first Serie A start as relegated Bari signed off in style with a 4-0 victory at Bologna. Erik Huseklepp was also on target for Bari in only their fifth success of the season.
Brescia battle to draw
Brescia bade farewell to the top flight with a battling 2-2 draw at home to Fiorentina. Juan Vargas put the visitors in front in the second minute only for Citadin Eder to level in the 18th minute. Alessio Cerci put Fiorentina back in front 15 minutes from time, but Brescia continued fighting and snatched a point courtesy of Pietro Accardi's 87th-minute effort.
Cesena coach Massimo Ficcadenti had a disappointing end to his tenure with a 3-2 defeat at Genoa. His side conceded three first-half goals to Antonio Floro Flores, who scored twice, and Rodrigo Palacio. And although Erjon Bogdani and Luis Jimenez replied after the interval, the visitors could not complete the comeback.
A Rolf Feltscher own goal earned Cagliari a 1-1 draw at home to Parma. Valeri Bojinov fired Parma into a 34th-minute lead at the Stadio San Elia, but Feltscher's unfortunate headed own goal ten minutes into the second half meant the home side had to settle for a point.


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Breasts Not Bombs out Friday… will the protest cam be there too?
By kbender
Thursday, June 12th, 2008 at 6:06 pm in Uncategorized.
Breasts Not Bombs, the ladies who like to go topless in public during non-violent public protests, are gearing up to show their stuff at the embattled U.S. Marine recruiting center on Shattuck Square in downtown Berkeley from 10 a.m. to noon Friday. They are doing it in the name of peace and justice and we're all for that.
But we do have a question: will the 24-hour Fox News camera that is attached to a building across the street and has been steaming live video for several months be showing the bare breast brigade on their Web site? We tried to check the status of the site http://www.foxnews.com/protestcam/ today but couldn't get a picture.
The Breast Not Bombs women say they are coming to Berkeley because they can't bare another day of the military recruiting youth and occupying the "sovereign nation of Iraq." They want to stop "funding the war and turning valuable human life into casualties or cannon fodder."
Now, the U.S. Marine center has been plenty of action in the last four months since the City Council called them "uninvited and unwelcome intruders" and Code Pink and the like began rallying outside weekly. But we're pretty sure this is the first time the bare ladies will be out in force.
As the group likes to say, maybe the breast is yet to come.
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PIERRE – The South Dakota Highway Patrol is currently accepting applications from those wishing to become state troopers.
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From 1926 to 1933, Droste studied at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, and the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität (later, the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin). He received his doctorate in 1933, from the University of Berlin. His thesis advisor was Lise Meitner, who was an adjunct professor (nichtbeamteter ausserordentlicher Professor) at the University of Berlin and directed doctoral research in her own section at the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Institut für Chemie (KWIC, Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry, after WW II the Max Planck Institut für Chemie - Otto Hahn Institut), in Berlin-Dahlem.
From 1933, von Droste was a member of the Sturmabteilung (SA). From 1937, he was a member of the Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei (NSDAP, National Socialist Workers Party).
From 1933 to 1942, von Droste was a scientific assistant (Mitarbeiter) at the KWIC, where Otto Hahn was the director and Lise Meitner headed a department. While at the KWIC, Droste contributed to the German nuclear energy project, also known as the Uranverein (Uranium Club).
In December 1938, the German chemists Otto Hahn and Fritz Strassmann sent a manuscript to Naturwissenschaften reporting they had detected the element barium after bombarding uranium with neutrons; simultaneously, they communicated these results to Lise Meitner, who had in July of that year fled to The Netherlands and then went to Sweden. Meitner, and her nephew Otto Robert Frisch, correctly interpreted these results as being nuclear fission. Frisch confirmed this experimentally on 13 January 1939. Droste and Siegfried Flügge, an assistant to Hahn, independently also predicted a large energy release from nuclear fission.
From 1942 to 1944, von Droste was at the Reichsuniversität Straßburg (Reich's University of Strassburg), which had been founded in 1941, in German occupied France. He held his position there until 1944, when the Allied military forces liberated Strasbourg from German occupation. From 1944 to 1945, he was at Walther Bothe's Institut für Physik (Institute for Physics) of the Kaiser-Wilhelm Institut für medizinische Forschung (KWImF, Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Medical Research; today, the Max-Planck Institut für medizinische Forschung), in Heidelberg.
After World War II, the denazification process began. When Droste faced the proceedings, he turned to Werner Heisenberg, a prominent member of the Uranverein, for testamentary support – a document known as a Persilschein (whitewash certificate). Heisenberg was a particularly powerful writer of these documents, as he had never been a member of the NSDAP, he had publicly clashed with the NSDAP and the Schutzstaffel (SS), and he had been appointed by the British occupation authorities to the chair for theoretical physics and the directorship of the Max-Planck Institut für Physik then in Göttingen. Heisenberg wrote the document. In February 1947, Droste also requested support from Meitner; for complex reasons, she provided a document carefully vouching for his behavior without commenting on his character. Hahn too provided a Persilschein for von Droste, but Hahn also sent a critical letter to von Droste.
From 1946 to 1951, von Droste was in the Physics Department of the University of Heidelberg. From 1951 until his retirement in 1973, he was employed at the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB, Federal Physical and Technical Institute), in Braunschweig. He also held a position at the Technische Universität Braunschweig from 1967 to 1972 and was Regierungsdirektor (Government Director) from 1951 to 1973.
The following reports were published in Kernphysikalische Forschungsberichte (Research Reports in Nuclear Physics), an internal publication of the German Uranverein. The reports were classified Top Secret, they had very limited distribution, and the authors were not allowed to keep copies. The reports were confiscated under the Allied Operation Alsos and sent to the United States Atomic Energy Commission for evaluation. In 1971, the reports were declassified and returned to Germany. The reports are available at the Karlsruhe Nuclear Research Center and the American Institute of Physics.


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Oral history interview with Adrian Dornbush, 1965 June 13
Dornbush, Adrian
b. 1900
Painter, Arts administrator, Art teacher
Active in Washington, D.C.; Kenosha, Wisc.
Size: 1 sound tape reel ; 7 in. (16 p. transcript)
Format: An interview of Jack & Irene Delano is also on this tape.
Collection Summary: An interview of Adrian Dornbush conducted by Richard K. Doud.
Biographical/Historical Note: Art administrator.
Conducted as part of the Archives of American Art's New Deal and the Arts project, which includes over 400 interviews of artists, administrators, historians, and others involved with the federal government's art programs and the activities of the Farm Security Administration in the 1930s and early 1940s.


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So....I'm new here
As the title states, I'm new to this site, so I guess I'll tell you a little about me. I'm a huge fan of Korn, but I've never gotten to see them live :/ I have a ton of favorite songs, and they rotate on almost a day-to-day basis. My favorite collaboration that Korn has done was Make me Bad with The Cure on MTV unplugged, but I'm loving Burn the Obedient as well :) I'm pretty much here to keep up on band news and make friends. That's pretty much it for now. Feel free to add me as a friend, or just talk :)


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Couples compete in Bass Club tournament
YATESVILLE, Ky. -- Fourteen couples competed against the heat and each other in the Annual Lawrence County Bass Club Husband and Wife Tournament at Yatesville Lake on Saturday.
Tough conditions on a highly pressured lake made catching keeper bass hard, according to a news release from the club, but eight teams brought fish to the scales.
Winners were:
1st place: Chris and Angela Malone
2nd place and Bigg Bass: Kyle and Cortney Malone
3rd place: Greg and Patty Freeman.
Tournament sponsors were Tackle Box Fishing and Hunting and Graley Auto Body. Big Bass sponsor was Treasures from the Valley.
The next regular club tournament is June 23 at Paint Creek Lake in Hillsboro, Ohio.