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Simona Noja
Noja received training in the Olympic gymnastics team of Romania and studied ballet at the Art Academy in Cluj-Napoca (Romania). She completed a degree in linguistics (Romanian-English) at the University "Babes-Bolyai" in Cluj-Napoca in 1994. Between 1986 and 1991 she was soloist dancer at the Romanian Opera in Cluj-Napoca, and from 1991 to 1995 Soloist at Deutsche Oper am Rhein, Düsseldorf. She joined Vienna State Opera as a principal dancer in 1995.
Simona Noja had acclaimed performances as principal dancer at the Ballet Estable del Teatro Colon (Buenos Aires), Teatro Municipal (Santiago de Chile), Ballet de Cuba (Havana), Bolshoi Theatre (Moscow), La Scala (Milan), Balletto dell'Opera (Rome), Dresden Opera, Teatro San Carlo (Napoli), Royal Swedish ballet (Stockholm), Finnish National ballet (Helsinki), Stuttgart Ballet, Frankfurt Ballet, Bavarian State Opera in Munich.
In 2002 she founded the cultural foundation "Simona Noja," and in 2006 the dance school "dancearts" in Vienna along with her husband, Boris Nebyla. Between 2006-2009 she was a guest teacher at the Vienna Festival ImPulsTanz. In 2009 she founded the company & dance studio theater RenaissDance. Since 2010 she was appointed Executive Director of the Vienna State Opera Ballet School.
Simona Noja won the Silver Medal at the dance competition in Jackson, USA (1990), was voted Best Dancer of the Year by the magazine "Danza e Danza" (2001), and received the Star of Romania (title: Chevalier) (2002) and the Austrian Honorary Cross for Science and Art, First Class (2008).
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11 comments:
- Loredana said...
Foarte interesant! felicitari pentru munca depusa de a scoate la lumina toate aceste povesti extraordinare!
- September 22, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Adrian said...
Multumesc, va mai asteptam!
- September 22, 2011 at 10:44 AM
Buna ziua! Multumesc pentru prezentare! Este uimitor cati romani de exceptie exista! Si totusi!!! Cred ca nici nu se vrea sa se stie despre cei buni, ci doar despre faptele rele facute de unii...
Nu stiu daca ati scris despre Jean Negulescu, John Houseman si Edward G. Robinson.
- September 26, 2011 at 8:42 PM
- Adrian said...
Despre Negulesco si Robinson am scris deja, multumesc pentru sugestia cu Houseman!
- September 27, 2011 at 3:02 PM
Exista un motor de cautare prin care sa gasim mai usor unele materiale pe care le-ati postat? Stiti ca eu nu ma prea pricep! Multumesc!
- September 27, 2011 at 8:59 PM
- Adrian said...
Din pacate blogul nu are functie de cautare; incercati pe google ceva de genul "jean negulesco true romania", de multe ori da rezultate.
- September 28, 2011 at 9:37 AM
O cunosc pe simona din copilarie, pe cand eram la liceul de coregrafie din Cluj.
Am pierdut contactul.
Am stiut dintoteauna ca va ajunge o mare balerina.
Alaturi de oricine parea un diletant.
Era aproape imposibil ca staua ei sa nu straluceasca in lume.
Ma gindesc des la tine,
Cristina P
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- S.E. Cupp: Trump's dangerous remark about Clinton shows just how disconnected he is from the 2nd Amendment
- She says it's common for pols to pander on gun rights, but his remarks do not reflect responsible gun owners' views
S.E. Cupp is the author of "Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity," co-author of "Why You're Wrong About the Right" and a columnist at the New York Daily News. The opinions expressed in this commentary are hers.
(CNN)Years before he would run for President and sedate the world with his dulcet riffs on the pyramids and Popeyes, Dr. Ben Carson was auditioning as a would-be political leader on Glenn Beck's television show. Running through a quiz on the issues, Beck asked him if he thought semi-automatic weapons should be legal.
"It depends on where you live," Carson said. "I think if you live in the midst of a lot of people, and I'm afraid that that semi-automatic weapon is going to fall into the hands of a crazy person, I would rather you not have it."
It was a memorable moment for me. I was working for Beck's network, TheBlaze, at the time, and Carson's remarks came just before my show went on air. My jaw dropped.
Anyone remotely fluent in the Second Amendment and gun issues would never talk the way Carson did. For one, semi-automatic weapons describe the vast majority of guns, from handguns to shotguns to rifles. Limiting their use to outside "the midst of a lot of people," wherever that is, is capricious and unconstitutional, regardless of what Carson would "rather."
For me, it was a nonstarter. Whatever his political ambitions, I would not be on board.
Gun owners and gun rights supporters can spot a phony from a mile away -- someone talking like anti-gunners think we would talk.
This week Donald Trump pulled a Carson, and showed just how disconnected he is from gun rights and the Second Amendment.
In case you've taken an Olympics break from the news, Trump made Olympic-sized news himself, implying that gun owners would stop Hillary Clinton from making Supreme Court picks.
"If she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks," Trump said at a rally. "Although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is, I don't know."
The comments sparked an immediate and understandable firestorm. Even a supporter behind Trump made a shocked face as the words came out of the candidate's mouth.
Trump and his surrogates have tried to imply this was some kind of gaffe, that he didn't intend to suggest gun owners would violently take out Clinton or her court picks. They insist he meant they would respond by voting for him.
Of course the problem is, Trump's hypothetical -- "if she gets to pick her judges" -- puts us after November, not before it.
Then there's this, from the Trump spokeswoman who inexplicably but reliably always manages to make something he's said sound even worse:
"He was saying ... what could happen," Katrina Pierson told Jake Tapper on CNN's "The Lead." "He doesn't want that to happen."
So, at least one person from the Trump campaign believes the candidate meant that gun owners "could" respond violently to Clinton's court picks.
Not surprisingly, the Secret Service also took Trump seriously, tweeting ominously: "The Secret Service is aware of the comments made earlier this afternoon."
Trump's remark was not a gaffe. This was Trump attempting to pander to a group of voters he is pretending to understand.
In addition to being undisciplined, offensive and even dangerous, Trump's comments reflect ideas completely outside those held by the mainstream of Second Amendment supporters.
Putting your fringe militia kooks aside, gun owners don't talk this way or think this way. The millions of gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment know it's there to protect against tyranny, not a politician performing her elected duties.
Defending the Second Amendment should not be done recklessly, opportunistically and flippantly: the right to bear arms isn't a campaign rally punchline, nor is it a casual threat. Responsible gun owners -- which account for the overwhelming majority -- take gun ownership and gun rights seriously. Trump, because he has little relationship with the politics and policies he has recently discovered, doesn't know this. Like Carson, he talks like he thinks "gun nuts" talk.
To highlight this, the NRA tweeted in the wake of Trump's comments and the backlash, "Joe Biden in 2008: If Obama 'tries to fool with my Beretta, he's got a problem.'"
Unintentionally or otherwise, it's an apt comparison. Biden has also pretended to talk like a gun rights supporter -- and unconvincingly.
He once told women concerned about self-defense that he advised his wife to "just walk out on the balcony here, walk out and put that double-barrel shotgun and fire two blasts outside the house" if she were ever afraid. Unfortunately, that's illegal in Delaware, but whatevs. You sound tough, Joe.
Clinton, too, has put on this show before.
In 2008, while campaigning against Barack Obama, who had just announced a proposed handgun ban, Clinton waxed nostalgic about her love of shooting for the Indiana crowd. "It's part of our culture," she said. "You know, my dad took me out behind the cottage that my grandfather built on a little lake called Lake Winola outside of Scranton and taught me how to shoot when I was a little girl."
And, saying what gun owners across the country were thinking, Obama responded: "She's talking like she's Annie Oakley. Hillary Clinton is out there like she's in the duck blind every Sunday. She's packing a six-shooter."
Posing as a friend to gun rights is one of the easier things to spot in politics.
Trump's relationship with the Second Amendment, like his grasp of so many other important American institutions, is, well, promiscuous. He has previously -- and recently! -- called for more gun control measures. This latest comment is just another example of Trump renting conservative issues for a while, talking the way he thinks we talk, and making us all look horrible in the process.
On a final note, what Trump also said is true. If Hillary Clinton becomes president she will absolutely attempt to roll back our Second Amendment rights. She has promised to push for allowing lawsuits against gun manufacturers when their product is used criminally, an idea more than 70% of Americans do not support, according to a survey released by the National Shooting Sports Foundation in April, and which former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders denounced as effectively "ending gun manufacturing in America."
But unfortunately, that message -- an important one -- is drowned out by another one of Trump's unforgivable outbursts. On guns, and practically everything else, Trump is, above all, a phony.


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Continuing on with how I have lived procrastination. For context check out days 111-113.
I was writing about procrastination earlier and realized that I was writing about procrastination in the overall sense and not about one point within how I have lived procrastination. So I am going to pick that one thing that I am ready to apply on a daily basis and that is my procrastination with homework.
I have written about how I failed a class last semester and how I was living out the hope character. Hoping that I would pass because I half assed my way through classes with the same teacher and got away with it. What I realize now is that I procrastinated throughout the whole semester with this class. I missed the first two or three days of class and didn't know where the class was because it was not in the room that was stated on my schedule. The teacher was sending us emails to our school email and that is something I don't check often so I missed what was going on in the class because I didn't check my school email. If I did I would have known what was going on. So I didn't take responsibility for checking my school email and that had consequences of missing what was going on and what was expected of us to do in the class. I got off to a late start and because of that I half assed my way through the class and ended up failing because of it.
So I am taking the 2nd jazz arranging course and have to spend a lot time in the computer lab working with finale. This is something I should have been doing during the first arranging class but I always put it off because I would have had to go to the computer lab where I would rather be working in the comfort of my apartment. I would have thoughts like "I don't want to go to the computer lab to work on my arranging project because I feel comfortable here alone in my own apartment."


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Much was expected of Jason Bay when the Mets decided that he would be the one to fill the power void of the 2009 season and give their core player David Wright some much needed protection in the lineup.
Even critics of his $66 million dollar deal at the time, did not expect Bay's power numbers to flat-line as they did last season, his first with the New York Mets.
Most of the concern with Bay's contract was more about the length of the deal and the easily attainable vesting option for a fifth year, than anything else. Sure there were some whispers out of Boston about concerns with his back and his arm, but the medical reports were clean and Bay vehemently denied the rumors.
So where did all that power go? And more importantly, will it ever come back again?
Andy McCullough of the Star-Ledger wrote the following,
Before he crashed into the left-field wall in Dodger Stadium last July, Jason Bay's season was already disintegrating. His performance that month was frightful — a .250 slugging percentage, a strikeout every three at-bats, zero home runs.
A slow start had morphed into a bad season and things were quickly deteriorating just before he injured himself.
Bay says, he was trying to do to much. "All of a sudden, I kind of started changing things," he said yesterday, "and trying to do a little too much."
When asked yesterday about what he hopes to accomplish this season, Bay replied:
"More than anything, I just want to get back to the player that I know I am. I kind of lost that a little bit last year. Like I said, I'm not out there to try to prove anybody right or wrong — more myself to just go out there and be consistent and be the guy I'm supposed to be."
When asked how many homeruns he believes he can hit this season, he said:
"Thirty, I think, is reasonable. Yeah, it's a big ballpark. And the number might take a hit… David Wright hit near 30. It can be done. It's not so much about the home runs. It's about the overall production. For me anyway, if I'm driving in runs, I would like the home runs — no question. But I still need to drive in runs."
I would expect a solid bounce-back season from Bay in 2010. He had a lot of things working against him: a new league, a huge ballpark, the pressure of a big contract, playing in the hotbed of the New York media, and joining a Mets team with a dozen monkeys on its back.
Like Bay said, I'm more concerned with his overall production: getting on base and driving in runs.
Whether he does it by hitting booming homeruns or blasting doubles off the wall is of little concern to me. Show me an OPS of .850+ and a slugging percentage at or above .500 and everything else will simply take care of itself.


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Date: Thu, 1 Dec 1994 17:14:42 -0500 From: Anonymous Subject: Need Help in a hurry!!! Please help me to do these problems because I don't have the slightest idea how to do them. (1) Give the equation of a vertical line. (2) What is the equation of the vertical line containing the point 3,-4 (3) What is the eq. of the horizontal line containing the point 4,6 (4) What is the equation of the x-axis (5) What is the equation of the y-axis (6) Write the equations of 3 lines containing the point -1,1 (7) Does the point 2,4 lie on the line with equation x-5/y-3=3 (8) Give the ordered pairs of 3 points on the line with eq. y=3x/2+4 (9) Solve the equation 3x-5y=15 for y (10) State the x- and y-intercepts of the line with equation 5x-2y=10 (11) Solve for y, Y=4x+7y I would appreciate it if you would explain how to do these problems. Please write back soon.
Date: Mon, 5 Dec 1994 15:57:50 -0500 (EST) From: Dr. Sydney Subject: Re: Need Help in a hurry!!! Hello there! Thanks for writing Dr. Math! I think I'll help you by going over some of the general concepts these questions are all about and working a few examples, and then maybe you can do the problems, okay? Okay, first let's talk about horizontal and vertical lines. A horizontal line will be of the form y = c while a vertical line will be of the form x = c for some constant, c. So, for instance, y = 28 is the horizontal line that is 28 units above the x axis. x = -6 is the vertical line that is 6 units to the left of the y-axis. Why do these equations describe horizontal/vertical lines? Well, let's break it down... say we take the equation y = 28. That equation is saying that given any point on the xy plane, if the y coordinate of that point is 28 than that point is on the graph of y=28. That means that x can be any number you want. So, for instance, (1, 28), (5, 28), (-898989898, 28) will all be on the graph of y = 28. If you draw a graph of this it will make more sense. Try plotting all points whose y coordinates are 28. You get a horizontal line, right? Can you apply the same ideas to vertical lines? Now, what do you know about the x-axis and y-axis? The x-axis is a horizontal line, right? So what might the equation for this line be? The y-axis is a vertical line. What might the equation for this line be? (What values do x and y have on the axes?) That should help with questions 4 and 5. Now, what if you are given an equation of a line and want to find points on that line? Your equation will give you a relation between 2 variables, x and y. So, if you let one of those variables be any number you want, and plug that number in for that variable you will have an equation with one variable. Solve that equation, and you have your point. For instance, say I want to know a point on the line 2x + 8y = 16. If I choose x = 0 (you can choose any number you want, but usually it is easy to choose 0), then the equation becomes 2(0) + 8y = 16. So we have: 8y = 16. Divide both sides by 8 to get: y = 2. So, when x = 0, y = 2. That means that the point (0,2) is on the line. Note we could have chosen any number for our x, but after we have chosen that number, there is only one possibility for what y can be. To check if a point is on a line, all you have to do is plug in values and check if everything looks all right. For instance, say I want to know if the point (1,2) is on the line with equation y = 3x - 1. Plug in x=1, y=2 and see what you get: So, does 2 = 3(1) - 1? Yes, so, the point (1,2) is on the graph. What about the point (0,1). Plug in x=0, y=1 and see what you get: Does 1 = 3(0) - 1? No, so the point (0,1) isn't on the graph. If you are given an equation with two variables and you are asked to solve for one of them, you have to play around with the equation until you have an answer. It is easiest to see how in an example. Say we want to solve the equation 2x + 8y = 16 for x. Then first you should get the x's on one side of the equals sign and the y's and constants on the other side of the equals sign. So, subtract 8y from both sides to get: 2x = 16 -8y. Now we are almost done...we want to know what x is (not what 2x is), so we divide both sides of the equation by 2 to get: x = (1/2)(16 - 8y) = 8 - 4y So, x = 8 - 4y We've solved the equation for x. So, the general strategy is to get all the x's on one side of the equation and then divide by a constant. On to your last question about intercepts. Do you know what an intercept is? An x-intercept is the point on the line where the line intersects the x-axis; a y-intercept is the point on the line where the line intersects the y - axis. We know that on the x-axis, y=0 and on the y-axis x=0, right? So, to find the x-intercept of an equation, set y=0 and solve for x. To find the y-intercept of an equation set x = 0 and solve for y. Remember the example I did above where I found that the point (0,2) was on the graph of 2x + 8y = 16? Well, (0,2) is a y-intercept for that graph. Another way to find intercepts is to first solve the equation for either variable, say you solve it for y. Then you have an equation of the form y = mx +b. Here, "m" is called the slope and "b" is the y-intercept.(If you plugged in x=0 to the equation, you would get y=b) I hope this helps with these problems. If you have any questions at all or want to check your work, feel free to write back. We were glad to hear from you! --Sydney, Dr. "Math Rocks!"
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|Jacqueline Gourevitch began exhibiting in the mid-50's while studying at the University of Chicago and the School of the Chicago Art Institute. She now lives and works in New York City. Gourevitch's on-going series of "Cloud Paintings" was started in the mid-60's. She has had over thirty solo shows. Her work is included in the Menil Collection, the Wadsworth Atheneum, the DeCordova Museum, and The Museum of the City of New York, among other public collections.
"I keep returning to sky. It is always, everywhere, there, a universal experience. Painting sky, drawing attention to it, affirming the power of nature, recording the sky's endless reconfigurations and sudden emptying out, keep me accountable as a painter. Painting, as I do, with natural light is predictably unpredictable, useful training for daily life. Sometimes what is going on up there is very muted and a special effort is needed to see it. Becoming aware of seeing as separate from what is being looked at is a gift in painting. I am as involved with the grit of paint as with the ephemeral nature of clouds. To a painter there is nothing superficial about a surface.
"If I were to re-title my 'Cloud Paintings' I might call them 'Perpetual Motion.'"
(Jacqueline Gourevitch, 2009)
|Left: Cloud Painting # 216, 2005; Right: Cloud Painting # 221, 2007; 30 x 24 inches ea. Both oil on canvas; courtesy of the artist.
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Other Sun Belt Conference teams ran for more yards than Middle Tennessee State in the opening weekend of the 2010 season. None ran at a better clip, though.
The Blue Raiders, who led the conference in rushing offense in 2009, averaged 6.6 yards per carry in their 24-17 loss to Minnesota last Thursday. None of the other six Sun Belt teams that played averaged better than 4.8.
"I felt the strength of our team coming into the season was our running game," coach Rick Stockstill said Tursday. "Phillip (Tanner) played well for a bit last year before getting hurt. Benny (Cunningham) had a great summer and fall camp and is progressing well. D.D. (Kyles) had a good year last year.
"We have three really strong running backs and when our offensive line is healthy, we can be really effective."
Tanner had a team-high 75 yards on just eight attempts (9.4 yards per carry) in his return from a knee injury, which caused him to miss almost al of last season. Kyles added 32 yards on three attempts (10.7) and Cunningham, a sophomore out of Goodpasture, dded 31 on seven attempts (4.1).
"No matter how well you play in practice you wonder if you can still do it in the game," Tanner said. "After the first series you start to loosen up and realize you can still play this game. It was a humbling experience to get back on the field because you never know when your last play will be."
The Blue Raiders' next game is 6 p.m. Saturday at home against Austin Peay, which leads the Ohio Valley Conference with 306 rushing yards and a 7.3 per carry average following a 38-6 victory over Cumberland.
• Fast starter: Tennessee State's Rayshawn Weatherspoon was named Ohio Valley Conference Specialist of the Week after he set a John Merritt Classic record with an 89-yard kickoff return Saturday.
The redshirt-freshman from Pittsburgh, Tenn., set the record when he scored a touchdown on the opening kickoff. That helped send the Tigers to a 27-14 victory over Alabama A&M.
He also played defensive back and had one tackle with four passes defensed.
• Landmark victory: Belmont volleyball coach Deane Webb earned his 300th career victory when his team defeated Weber State on Saturday at the Nevada Invitational.
The Bruins missed an opportunity to win the match in the fourth set and had to go a fifth to present their coach with the milestone, 25-20, 16-25, 25-18, 23-25, 15-4.
Webb's career record is 300-166. Nearly half his victories (138) have been with Belmont, which makes him the winningest coach in program history.
"There's a coaching saying that I agree with that says 'Good players make good coaches', and seeing a 300th win as a college coach reminds me how fortunate I've been to coach all the wonderful players that earned all of these victories," Webb said.
Belmont returns home to face Tennessee-Chattanooga 7 p.m., Tuesday at Curb Event Center.
• Former MTSU catcher Michael McKenry joined the Colorado Rockies on Monday after being promoted from the team's AAA affiliate. He hit .265 with 10 home runs and 49 RBI in 99 games for the Colorado Sky Sox.
• Trevecca Nazarene's men's and women's cross country teams made their debuts last Friday at the Balmont-Vanderbilt open. Sophomore Emily Smith (104th in the women's 4K) was the top Trevecca finisher and was second among all NAIA participants.
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Urban Myths about Liquor
Being a bartender and bar school instructor I've heard many interesting stories about liquor. Have you heard any of these?
"Dude, there's deer's blood and heroin in Jagermeister."
"My dad's brother's friend almost died after drinking Goldschlager because the gold flakes cut up his intestines!"
"If you eat the worm in tequila you will begin tripping because the worm is soaked in mescaline!"
Just as some people refuse to stop believing that the first moon landing was staged, you will always find gullible people wanting to believe these outrageous stories. There are some strange things in liquor abroad but not in the FDA controlled U.S.
1. Jagermeister: This 70 proof 56 herb-liqueur from Germany is a popular college party favorite. The word "Jagermeister" does in fact mean "hunt master" but could you imagine the FDA allowing blood of any kind in something we drink? Mmmm, "Could I please have a shot of hepatitis?" I guess it has something to do with the vampire obsessed culture of young America. And heroin? Well, once upon a time in the early 1930's when it was first introduced it did contain Opium. But sorry not anymore–just like Coca Cola had the fun stuff, it can only be purchased illegally on the streets these days. Some say that Jager tastes just like Nyquil. Well, think about it..what's the number one ingredient in cough syrup?..alcohol. And since it also contains herbs it does make a nice remedy for those sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, nighttime I need some rest remedies.
2. Goldschlager: This 87 proof Swiss cinnamon schnapps does contain real 24 gold karat flakes. But if you haven't noticed they're in the liqueur business. The gold flakes are so thin, soft and malleable they just dissolve into your system and do not cut up your intestines. If someone did once die while drinking Goldschlager, it was because they just drank too much. The gold is just a novelty. I wonder however, if gold is an essential mineral?
3. Worm in tequila: Tequila is a Mexican spirit made from the blue agave plant. Many people believe that the worm at the end of a bottle is somehow bloated with the drug mescaline. Well, it's actually not even a worm. It's the larva from a moth–gross huh? This larva lives in the blue agave plant, and so it's to commemorate where the tequila came from. Some also say it's proof that the tequila's alcohol content is high since the "worm" stays preserved. You don't find this tequila in many restaurants and bars in the U.S. because it very unappealing. Typically, makers of "Mezcal" (tequila made from a different agave species) is bottled with the worm. So forget about hallucinogenic qualities in this worm at all.
Liquor around the world:
If you go to some far off countries there are even more strange things in liquor. In Cambodia there is a tarantula brandy made with newly dead tarantulas–aaahhhhhh! In rural Korea some farmers infuse their rice liquor with mouse carcasses (I don't know why) and also with dead snakes–supposedly the liquor neutralizes the venom. I say, if you're drinking this stuff, you must already be tripping.
So how and why do these urban myths get started? I suppose because everyone wants to have an interesting story to tell. This desire to know secret bizarre things about alcohol only contributes to the growth and development of an urban myth. And although the start of these stories may be partly factual, the truth only gets exaggerated by the whisper-down-the-lane affect.


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Smart card reader writer software
Budget €3000-5000 EUR
Development of a software is needed that can be used to read and write smart card chip, as well as edit smart card chip data.
With arqc dynamic support to create arqc cetificate and cryptogram with algos.
I would like the to duplicate, read and write chip smart card in one click, got to work with IC Card (EMV) Reader/Writer – ARQC dynamic bins
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And able to Read Write EMV Protocols in the world were EMV is Used,(201,226,206 all EMV Chip From Credit and Debit Card's)
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In the upcoming Harry Potter film, Robbie Coltrane plays Hagrid, a giant who befriends the boy wizard and his mates
Robbie, seen here with his wife at the UK premiere of the film, enjoyed his time on the set and has signed up for the sequel
Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson often played jokes on their new pal Robbie, including changing his mobile phone text to Turkish
With just two days to go before the long-awaited release of Harry Potter And The Philosophers Stone, star Robbie Coltrane says the film is the perfect cinematic escape for these uncertain times.
Its about the triumph of good over evil and we can all use a bit of that, he says of the film, which looks set to storm the box office on both sides of the Atlantic on Friday.
In the big-screen adaptation of the best-selling novel Robbie plays Hagrid, a giant who befriends Harry and his pals Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Before filming began on the movie, Robbie spent some time getting to know his pint-sized co-stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.
Its very important to have an off-screen chemistry with the children if youre going to have it on-screen, he told the BBC. Kids cant fake liking somebody, so we hung out a bit beforehand.
Of course that hanging out involved more than sipping the books fictional butterbeer. The youngsters, it seems, played their share of jokes on the larger-than-life actor.
We made labels saying kick me and stuck them on Robbies back, shares Emma, who plays Hermione. Robbie Coltranes got the best sense of humour ever.
Harry himself, 12-year-old Daniel, also enjoyed a few jokes at Robbies expense, having changed the actors mobile phone text screen to Turkish. Its impossible to change it back unless you know the Turkish for change language, laughs Robbie.
But dont think the veteran actor didnt retaliate. Whenever the kids were on screen, Robbie came up with creative ways to distract them. If the cameras on them and you stick your finger up your nose, theyre gone, he says.
The foursome shared not only time but neighbouring dressing rooms as well. I said get me away from those beasts, jokes Robbie, who also signed on for the films sequel. Despite the high-jinks, Robbie enjoyed the 130 days filming alongside the talented youngsters, who he assures are not showbiz brats but rather proper kids.
Robbie had high praise for his young co-stars, calling Rupert a deft comedian. He applauded Emma for her tremendous natural elegance. And also tips his hat to Daniel for taking on the titular hero.
Playing Harry Potter must be a terrible responsibility for a wee boy, says Robbie. But hes very like Harry.
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I can't argue the cost difference BIKER, but the CR's are no Vento's. The CR do compress at volume, and give a wider soundstage but less imagine and absolute detail.
That said, they are both very good speakers and either one can be better depending on your tastes,room, etc.
Enjoy the Ribbons, they are one of the coolest speakers out now, amazingly funky to look at, sound good, and wait until you get them and unpack them! They are packed better than ANY product I have gotten in as long as I can remember! No kidding, they are packed like a fine watch, not an $800 speaker!
He's talking about the Treos. They have THREE 4.5" EMF woofers combined with the Ribbon. They're $1000 each or $2000 for a pair. The center has four woofers and is $1250.
I think they're an improvement over the CRs you reviewed, but only from what I've heard from Carver. I've yet to get a pair or set to test for my own.
I'm a fan of Canton as a brand that most don't recognize but is one of the better deals in AV. If memory serves the Ventos are the top of the line product right? With a $10K a pair set? I can think of a few brands I'd rather have at $10k than Canton... off the top of my head Martin Logan Summits, Avalon Acoustics Ascendants...
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Apple Enhances Mac App Store for OS X Lion with 10.6.8 Update
Earlier in the week, it was rumored that Apple was prepping to release a new Mac OS X build to the public. Apple on Thursday followed through and released Mac OS X 10.6.8 which helped patch a number of issues and minor improvements in the OS.
This is expected to be the last build released for Snow Leopard before the public release of Mac OS X Lion; Apple's next major update for the Mac. The last update was released in late March and since then has stayed relatively the same. The release notes mention that the new build enhances Mac App Store so that your Mac is ready for OS X Lion.
The 10.6.8 update is recommended for all users running Mac OS X Snow Leopard and includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility, and security of your Mac, including fixes that:
– Enhance the Mac App Store to get your Mac ready to upgrade to Mac OS X Lion
– Resolve an issue that may cause Preview to unexpectedly quit
– Improve support for IPv6
– Improve VPN reliability
– Identify and remove known variants of Mac Defender
For detailed information on this update, please visit this website:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4561.
For information on the security content of this update, please visit:http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222.
Mac App Store will be the only way to upgrade to Lion as Apple has decided to discontinue software DVD's. This would enable people to get the update easily, however they would need to be prepared for 4GB of download.
The public release, issued for Snow Leopard, was the same build, Build 10K540, released to developers earlier this month. Apple has yet to announce a specific date for the release of Max OS X Lion, which is pegged for a release in July.
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An eye socket.
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- January 22, 2018, 07:00
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Most supporters were happy to draw a line under manager's time in charge
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Moments of the year: McGregor fights for his right to party
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Pep Guardiola's side are quickly becoming the best team the league has ever seen
Ken Early: Pep proves Barca template can work in England
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- December 11, 2017, 06:30
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The Workers' Cup, a film about the hard lives of stadium labourers, is sad and revealing
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- English Soccer
- November 27, 2017, 07:00
He's not a winger at all – football terminology needs to catch up with changes in the game
Ken Early: Tony Pulis's collecting of points misses the point
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- November 20, 2017, 07:00
A criticism of the West Brom manager is the way his teams tend to switch off after 40 points
Ken Early: Ireland get the opener but Eriksen spills the beans
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- November 14, 2017, 23:02
Irish passion no match for Danish brains as lack of a plan is shown up in Dublin
Ken Early: Seeing Hoolahan take the field may be a bad sign
- International
- November 14, 2017, 06:00
Ireland's most creative player likely to feature against Denmark only if Plan A is failing
Ken Early: International teams are rubbish – but do fans really care?
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- November 13, 2017, 06:00
Everyone knows the top-level football is elsewhere, but it's not about that anymore
Ken Early: United's plan went against all Mourinho's usual habits
- Soccer
- November 6, 2017, 07:00
United surely haven't spent £322m to be history's most expensive long-ball team
Ken Early: Quality of Pochettino's process speaks for itself
- Soccer
- October 30, 2017, 07:00
Manager just needs trophies now to reinforce the real progress he has made at Tottenham
Ken Early: Klopp and Mourinho display mastery of the blame game
- Soccer
- October 23, 2017, 07:00
The managers showed how to avoid blaming the players while blaming the players
Ken Early: Mourinho bluster can't hide his side's ultra-defensive tactics
- Soccer
- October 16, 2017, 07:00
Anfield draw exposes gulf between respective managers' footballing philosophy
Ken Early: Game changed when Joe Allen was forced off
- International
- October 9, 2017, 22:52
Martin O'Neill's side again proved why they are such a hard team to kill off
Ken Early: Power play likely to be Martin O'Neill's tactic again
- International
- October 9, 2017, 07:00
Republic manager to start with his most physically powerful line-up against Wales
Ken Early: Fire or ice now the big call for O'Neill
- International
- October 6, 2017, 22:45
Callum O'Dowda's composure could keep James McClean out in Cardiff
Ken Early: FAI break the mould by sticking with Martin O'Neill
- International
- October 5, 2017, 21:10
Striking to hear O'Neill cite the number of season tickets sold during his time in charge
Ken Early: Barca shut Camp Nou in solidarity with Catalan vote
- English Soccer
- October 2, 2017, 07:00
Many on the board believed it was wrong to play on the day of the Catalan referendum
Ken Early: Strong case for the defence of Jurgen Klopp's vision
- English Soccer
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Liverpool have a better chance of success if they keep taking the game to the opposition
Ken Early: Everton discovering the harsh reality of life after Lukaku
- Soccer
- September 18, 2017, 07:45
Filling the void left by a man who scored 40 per cent of their league goals a real problem
Ken Early: Wenger goes from bust to boom on financial doping
- Soccer
- September 11, 2017, 07:45
Arsenal manager looks to have given up the fight in this era of nine figure transfer fees
Ken Early: Ireland's lack of composure proves costly
- International
- September 6, 2017, 06:00
Hoolahan's absence felt in final quarter as O'Neill's men fail to capitalise on red card
Without a system there is no salvation for Ireland
- Soccer
- September 4, 2017, 07:00
Ken Early: With a solid game plan, smaller countries can overcome more talented opposition
Ken Early: Arter can be Ireland's middle man for years to come
- International
- September 2, 2017, 06:00
Arter, Hendrick and McCarthy can form Ireland's midfield unit for next few seasons
Ken Early: Billionaire owners toying with real fans' clubs
- Soccer
- August 28, 2017, 07:00
Most takeovers by wealthy owners end in failure and it simply adds to fans' alienation
Ken Early: Conor McGregor remains the man for all seasons
- Other Sports
- August 28, 2017, 06:00
Even in defeat McGregor will continue to polarise opinion and nowhere more than his homeland
Ken Early: Despite defeat in the ring McGregor has still won
- Other Sports
- August 27, 2017, 11:23
Dubliner never stood a chance against the master but comes away with $100m in the bank
Ken Early: Mayweather learned quickly not to take his eyes off McGregor
- Other Sports
- August 26, 2017, 07:00
Mayweather will try to make his opponent feel lost and lonely in the boxing ring
Ken Early: Matic is not a top player and Chelsea have upgraded
- Soccer
- August 21, 2017, 07:00
Current Chelsea manager wants players who are tactically flexible – and he won't tolerate slacking
Ken Early: What the Dickens? Spurs' scrooges called out by Rose
- Soccer
- August 14, 2017, 07:00
This is the premiership, not 'Oliver Twist', and Rose was right to ask for more money
Ken Early: Neymar intent on being best-paid if not the best
- Soccer
- August 7, 2017, 07:45
Brazilian not moving to PSG for the challenge – money remains his bottom line
Ken Early: The rest of Ireland's campaign is about holding on
- International
- June 12, 2017, 07:00
Ireland struggled to get going in a game they would have been expecting to win at home
Ken Early: Ireland's Uruguay win a classic of the June friendly genre
- International
- June 4, 2017, 21:26
Aviva treated to a fun evening as Martin O'Neill's men warm-up nicely for Austria
Ken Early: You can't 'run' a game without a well-run team
- English Soccer
- May 29, 2017, 05:00
Criticism of Paul Pogba ignores context – no one can run the game in Mourinho's United
Ken Early: United clinch Europa League to salvage season
- Soccer
- May 24, 2017, 22:27
Jose Mourinho's side back in Champions League after win over Ajax in Stockholm
Ken Early: Manchester needs football in times like these
- Soccer
- May 24, 2017, 07:00
Game takes on symbolic and emotional importance for Manchester United players
Ken Early: Arsène Wenger's reign can't survive on past glories
- Soccer
- May 22, 2017, 07:00
There has always been a clear time to say goodbye even for the best managers
Ken Early: Agents making the most of warped system
- Soccer
- May 15, 2017, 07:00
Mino Raiola made €49 million from Paul Pogba's transfer due to inconsistent system
Ken Early: Liverpool are a long way from socialism these days
- Soccer
- May 8, 2017, 06:00
Shankly's club along with the rest of the Premier League are the ultimate neoliberalists
Ken Early: Joey Barton ban raises questions over sport's gambling culture
- Soccer
- May 1, 2017, 07:00
Banned Burnley midfielder right to highlight the link between the media and gambling
Ken Early: Are Spurs the best in England? They are certainly not the luckiest
- Soccer
- April 24, 2017, 07:00
Being praised will be no consolation to Tottenham if they keep missing out on trophies
Ken Early: Mourinho delivers another smash-and-grab classic
- Soccer
- April 17, 2017, 07:00
Manchester United manager's tactics were once again devoted to nullifying opposition
Ken Early: Documentary shatters the myth of Les Bleus
- Soccer
- April 10, 2017, 08:00
Racial unity symbolised by France's World Cup winners did not survive in post-9/11 world
Doctor Sócrates review: the thinking, drinking, footballing genius
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- April 8, 2017, 06:00
Brazil captain was a self-styled free spirit who fell victim to his own contradictions
Ken Early: Koeman still feeling 'manly' despite Coleman calamity
- English Soccer
- April 3, 2017, 07:00
Everton manager's comments on Ross Barkley reflect reality of Premier League football
Ken Early: Second-string display shows talent pool lacking depth
- International
- March 28, 2017, 22:40
Martin O'Neill knows he will need his frontliners back for Austria qualifier
Ken Early: Every player is a Neil Taylor until the rules are enforced
- Soccer
- March 27, 2017, 07:01
Referee did not send off Bale because he would have been accused of ruining the game
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Ken Early: Whole occasion felt unworthy of Coleman's suffering
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- March 24, 2017, 23:09
Referee Nicola Rizzoli could also have sent off Gareth Bale for tackle on John O'Shea
Ken Early: Bale is Wales's undisputed technical chief
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- March 24, 2017, 06:00
Not a personality leader, but it's obvious he really cares about playing for his country
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- Soccer
- March 20, 2017, 07:00
Dignified, sophisticated play in Man City v Liverpool light years ahead of United's form
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- Soccer
- March 13, 2017, 07:00
Barcelona will be lucky to meet another team that self-destructs like Paris Saint-Germain did
Ken Early: Alexis Sánchez frustrated with constant failings
- Soccer
- March 6, 2017, 07:00
Arsène Wenger dropping his lead striker at Liverpool is not giving off a good impression
Ken Early: Zlatan leaves his mark on English game
- Soccer
- February 27, 2017, 07:00
For many years, Zlatan and English football regarded each other with mutual scorn
Ken Early: Luis Enrique's strength is now his weakness at Barcelona
- Soccer
- February 20, 2017, 07:00
Coach's system was brutally exposed as world-class individuals were overrun in Paris
Ken Early: How high-flying Leicester have landed with thump
- Soccer
- February 13, 2017, 07:00
Ranieri had best team last season, not the best players – this time he has neither
Ken Early: Wenger's troubles at Emirates reminiscent of Brexit
- Soccer
- February 6, 2017, 07:00
Arsenal fans endure the widest gap between what they want and what they have
Ken Early: Romance of the Cup a myth only TV companies believe in
- Soccer
- January 30, 2017, 07:00
Premier League has become so rich that domestic cups have shrunk into irrelevance
Ken Early: Guardiola's courage will be rewarded in long run
- Soccer
- January 23, 2017, 07:00
Most managers would have looked to shut Spurs down; Pep decided to try to outplay them
Ken Early: Mourinho reverts to type with Fellaini substitution
- Soccer
- January 16, 2017, 07:00
For all talk of United's return to former style, in crunch manager opts for brawn over skill
Ken Early: World Cup plans to turn beautiful game to plain Jane
- Soccer
- January 9, 2017, 05:50
Mourinho's reasons for backing 2026 Fifa plans reveal true status of international game
Ken Early: Klopp and Conte happier looking for solutions than scapegoats
- English Soccer
- January 2, 2017, 07:02
Liverpool manager has transformed a number of players who struggled under Rodgers
A year when sport failed to divert us from life's grim realities
- International
- December 27, 2016, 13:35
Sports Review of 2016: Ken Early looks back at the major failings of Euro 2016
Ken Early: Why does Wenger still indulge players like Özil?
- English Soccer
- December 19, 2016, 07:00
Yet again the Arsenal manager blamed the referee, but his men were simply outplayed
Ken Early: Spurs fail to live up to Mourinho's pre-match billing
- Soccer
- December 12, 2016, 07:00
Tottenham Hotspur play with great intensity but there's a problem: team has only one gear
Ken Early: Guardiola yet to remake City in Bayern image
- Soccer
- December 5, 2016, 05:55
Pep spurns idea that Premier League is tougher than others, but player quality is an issue
Ken Early: Football struggles to unite during Rainbow Laces campaign
- Soccer
- November 28, 2016, 07:00
Premier League's support for LGBT community ran into predictable opposition
Ken Early: Rooney righteously disgusted at hypocrisy
- Soccer
- November 21, 2016, 07:00
England striker has been in the stocks for daring to insult the holy ideal of hard work
Ken Early: James McClean continues to thrive on passion
- International
- November 14, 2016, 06:00
West Brom player knows now he is good enough for the top level, he has proven it
Ken Early: When the going gets tough, Ireland get going
- International
- November 14, 2016, 04:00
Under Martin O'Neill there is a steely determination and a willingness to hang in there
Ken Early: Liverpool's fun is just hard work in disguise
- Soccer
- November 7, 2016, 07:02
Should Anfield club sustain current scoring rate, they will win the Premier League title
Ken Early: José Mourinho and Man United look out of date
- Soccer
- October 31, 2016, 07:00
Basic formula that brought success in the past has been ousted by newer methods
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A Korean Serial Killer Kang Ho-Soon
Kang Ho-soon, 38, a South Korean serial killer, suspected of murdering seven women, was arrested on Januray 25th, for murdering a female university student. Last Friday,he confessed to the slaying and to fatally strangling six other women, who went missing between December 2006 and November 2008, with stockings in one of South Korea's worst serial murder cases.
"Appearances are often deceiving". This saying can be used no better to describe a serial killer Kang, whom his neighbors and co-workers described as kind and faithful. He was also good-looking and affable. His smiling face, appearing in some newspapers, is enough to belie the brutal nature of his crime. The suspect was apparently dexterous in hiding his true identity behind his docile appearance.
His first homicide allegedly took place Dec. 13, 2006, when he strangled a 45-year-old karaoke bar employee to death after the two had sex. He killed four other women by Jan. 7, 2007. Twenty-two months later, Kang reportedly killed a 48-year housewife in Suwon on November 19, 2008 and a 20-year-old student in Gunpo a month later.
Investigators found four bodies on Friday and sent them to the National Institute of Scientific Investigation for DNA analysis, said Na Won-ho, another police official involved with the case. Another body was found last year. Investigators have not found the body of one victim. Kang said he buried it in an area that has undergone terrain changes since a golf training facility was built there, Na said.
Kang is also suspected in the 2005 arson deaths of his fourth wife and her mother (which he denied), police said in a statement. Police also said he told investigators he felt "helpless" after his wife's death and developed the urge to kill about a year later.
Investigators, crime experts and the public are wondering what motivated Kang to go on a killing spree. Criminal psychologists point out that Kang might be a typical psychopath, lacking feelings of compunction and guilt. He told police he approached his victims for sex — or with the intent to rape them — and then strangled them with a pair of stockings, Park said at a briefing Friday. He said he then buried their bodies. "I couldn't suppress my urges after committing the first murder," investigators quoted Kang as saying.
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Keeping an eye out for terrorism
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. -- - They are tasked with picking up the trash of the community. But sanitation workers in Palm Beach County are now carrying a heavier load of helping prevent terrorism.
They are called Waste Watchers.
More than 200 ordinary looking garbage personnel are being trained by the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office to help out on the front-lines of preventing the next disaster.
"I want to protect the people of the neighborhood. The people I live close to. It's my job," said Miguel Rodriguez, a trained Waste Watcher.
The Waste Management program is nationwide but only began on Thursday in Palm Beach County and along the Treasure Coast.
"A lot of people think that the garbage man is just there to take out the trash and not too many people think about the good and value they actually add to the community," said Glen Miller of Waste Management.
Miller said since drivers cover the same neighborhoods multiple times a week, the workers are often the best to detect if something is out of place or suspicious.
"It's funny, but it could happen. Take Boston for example," said Miller.
Waste Watchers do not go through trash, but observe everything going on outside of the bins they pick up on their routes.
"It definitely doesn't go too far. Merely, all we're trying to do is just be an extra set of eyes and ears to help local law enforcement," said Miller.
Miller said drivers are trained to report suspicious activity, not act on it.
Rodriguez said he looks at his title not as a added responsibility, but honorable duty.
"I have to do it. It's my job. I have to protect them also," said Rodriguez.
In addition to Palm Beach County, the program is also starting up along the Treasure Coast.


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How to modify a tax rule in PrestaShop 1.5
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In our last tutorial, we demonstrated how to create a new tax rule for your store. This article will teach you how to modify an existing tax rule in your PrestaShop 1.5 setup. Tax data may change, rates may go up or down for particular locales, or the rule behavior may need to be changed. The instructions below will guide you on how to edit a tax rule in your PrestaShop 1.5 store.
Editing a tax rule in PrestaShop 1.5
- Log into your PrestaShop 1.5 admin dashboard.
- Using the top menu bar, hover over the Localizations tab and click on the Tax Rules option.
- Now that you are on the Tax Rules list screen, click on the Edit icon on the right hand side of the row of your selected tax rule. This icon looks like a pencil and paper. This leads you to another screen where you will see a lower section with the different locales for the rule. To edit this part of the rule you will need to select the Edit button for that particular locale.
- This opens up to the Tax Rule screen. Make any changes you need to your tax here.
Country Select the appropriate country from the drop down list ZIP Code range You can define a range (eg: 75000-75015) or a simple zipcode Behavior Define the behavior if an address matches multiple rules:
This Tax Only: Will apply only this tax
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This is a compilation of information from many different posts from a number of members of a few other forums, all trying to describe one or two particular features the "real" Paul will have:.
You know it's really Paul because he will have:
*Swooped brows - highly arched (or only the right brow swooped).
*Chipmunk Cheeks (I've seen maybe 1 or 2 pics like that).
*A deeply cleft chin (Where did that go, even in the early years?).
*Extended ears (Where did those go, even in the early years?).
*No rhythm and couldn't dance (He sure could in 1965, and somewhat in '64, but not quite as well '66?).
*A scar just to the right of his chin (Not always seen).
*When he smiled or sang, all of his top teeth showed up to the gum. (No, not always.)
*He was bald and had to wear a wig. (Only seen that once, and it was just a front hairpiece.)
*He was very short. (Only in 1963 and again later from time to time in the 70s+)
I've since then also come across these postings:
*He had very little or no chest hair, but had very hairy hands.
*Had Inflammatory Bowel Disease, and that he wore diapers due to "explosive" diarrhea. We're supposed to be able to detect this in the "Help!" movie.
*His nose never beaked - only Faul's did that. (Oh, really? See this thread:
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*Had Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (because of the picture in Hamburg where he's goofing around and is all sprawled out on a large bench or trunk, or something.)
*Had Grave's Disease (bulging eyes in a picture here and there).
Add to this the fact that he would have been bipolar due to the many different personalities and temperament types he displayed. Either that, or he had multiple personalities.
Yes indeed, where DID the cleft chin go?


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As leaders we need to make more time to evaluate our programs at the grassroots level in order to better understand the effectiveness of our programs, mission and direction.
It's easy for us to write programs on the 8 x 11 white bond paper, with its table divided into 3-6 columns with headings like "events," "date," "venue," "target," and so forth, without making time to listen and feel the heart and needs of our members. While this works to some degree, what happens when the goals aren't met? Will we learn from the experience and do something differently next time?
We recently did a survey among 843 young people here in the North Philippines Union Conference. This gave us a peek at the state of the surveyed youth in this region. According to the survey, 85 percent of respondents said they believe that their eternal salvation is based on their obedience to the law and 60 percent said they go to church to be saved. Further, only 21 percent of respondents said they have read the New Testament, and 20 percent the Old Testament.
This is alarming.
We can do a lot of programs and activities and yet miss the real issue if we run ahead to our office, grab a pen, write down the next program that comes to our mind, bring it to councils and committees for approval, execute it, and voila! We're done and again ready to think of more programs.
For some leaders, taking time to simply listen to a member seems to be a distraction. Instead of taking it as an opportunity to serve or listen, we rush to our programs and leave the people, whom Jesus came to seek and to save.
Why was Nehemiah effective in rebuilding the walls in Jerusalem? He asked Hanani and his brethren "concerning the Jews who had escaped, who had survived the captivity, and concerning Jerusalem." Then they related to him the need and condition of God's people, "The survivors who are left from the captivity in the province are there in great distress and reproach. The wall of Jerusalem is also broken down, and its gates are burned with fire" (Nehemiah 1: 2-3). This condition broke Nehemiah's heart. It led him to weep, mourn for many days, fast and pray before God. He also visited the place himself before planning. What was the result? The city walls that were in ruins for more than 120 years were rebuilt in only 52 days.
This is an apt illustration of seeing or evaluating the grassroots first before writing a plan on paper. Nehemiah saw the "people" first, and spent time in prayer and fasting before writing on "paper."
We often quote church co-founder Ellen G. White's popular statement on reaching out, which says, "Christ's method alone will give true success in reaching the people. The Savior mingled with men as one who desired their good. He showed His sympathy for them, ministered to their needs, and won their confidence. Then He bade them, 'Follow Me'" (Ministry of Healing p. 143). Jesus touched the hearts of the people effectively because He mingled with them and ministered to their needs.
So the next time we plan, I believe it is necessary to consider the grassroots level. In this way, we can have a plan that is not detached but relevant to God's family as a whole. I would suggest that leaders consider the following things in planning:
1. The directions coming from the higher organization, -- e.g. General Conference, divisions -- should be designed for individuals at the grassroots level. I believe that God has chosen our leaders to direct His affairs on earth. Nevertheless, this is never an excuse not to see and feel the heartbeat of the grassroots level.
2. The leadership nearest the grassroots, which are the missions and conferences, guided by the unions and divisions, should come up with an effective tool or means to measure the progress of the mission and direction of the worldwide church. This tool should also offer feedback to the higher organizations.
Evaluation should consider where the church members are now in terms of salvation, righteousness by faith, doctrinal knowledge, spiritual disciplines, mission and community involvement. It would be is disastrous for young people if reformation is emphasized without understanding first that they are saved and made righteous by faith alone. Otherwise, we'll only produce Pharisees.
3. Adjustment of plans, if necessary, should not be seen as a distraction but rather a development to reach our goals.
4. Once a carefully and prayerfully crafted instrument is established, administered and interpreted, results must be presented to pastors and leaders of missions and conferences.
We can ignore these suggestions because it requires time, effort and resources, but we would miss out on a lot of opportunities.
The plan of salvation necessitated God to send His Son, to pitch His tent among us, to live, eat, sleep, laugh and shed tears with us. God would have been an abstract painting to us if Jesus had failed to be the "exact representation of His being." God did not only see but also knew by experience our needs and conditions.
He knows the grassroots.
--Petronio Genebago is Youth Ministries director for the North Philippine Union Conference.


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The weekend anchor at KEYC-TV in Mankato, Minn., is drawing national attention on the Internet after a Sunday night broadcast in which she slurred her speech and stumbled over her words.
Annie Stensrud was on the main page of the Huffington Post's media section Wednesday. The national Internet news source had one of its quick polls next to her name.
The question: "Is this anchor drunk?" The two answers to chose from: "Definitely!" and "No way."
It was a question KEYC watchers in southern Minnesota and northern Iowa had been asking one another since Sunday night.
The CBS affiliate's 10 p.m. newscast started about 15 minutes late because of a football game, with a blurry-eyed Stensrud stumbling over her words. Her words became more slurred and mixed up as she read through stories about a new medical center in New Ulm and an event at Farmamerica, a farm interpretive center in Waseca.
Her broadcast ended abruptly after about three minutes. When news returned after a commercial break, it was filled with weather and sports segments. Stensrud was not seen again and didn't appear in the closing shot, as she usually does, with meteorologist Mitch Keegan and weekend sports anchor Erick Lind.
The station's news broadcasts Monday and Tuesday made no mention of the incident. That changed Wednesday after Stensrud's segment was loaded on to YouTube and picked up by the Huffington Post and other sites.
KEYC news director Dan Ruiter said viewers are jumping to conclusions if they assume Stensrud was intoxicated. There is no proof of that, he said.
In an official statement released Wednesday, Dennis Wahlstrom, KEYC vice president and general manager, declined to say whether Stensrud is still working at the station.
"Sunday night's uncharacteristic newscast on KEYC Mankato can hardly be considered private," Wahlstrom said in his written statement. "Nonetheless, in our judgment, the matter represents a personnel issue to be resolved internally."
The Internet life of Stensrud's broadcast began on the Rants & Raves section of Mankato's Craigslist. The first post was within a half-hour after the broadcast was over. Before 1 a.m. Monday, someone made a post saying he or she had a digital recording of the broadcast.
Two days of posts explaining how to load the recording on YouTube followed. Someone loaded the video on Craigslist early Wednesday, and the Huffington Post picked it up Wednesday afternoon.
Other sources also posted the video, including The Onion's A.V. Club entertainment site and Gawker, which asked, "Is This News Anchor Drunk or Just Minnesotan?"
The video was reminiscent of another YouTube video that made the rounds in February with a headline suggesting a television journalist reporting live from the Grammy Awards was under the influence. It turned out the woman was suffering a "complex migraine" on the air.


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Palermo's Argentinean defender Matias Silvestre has told Cesare Prandelli he "would be proud to wear the Italy shirt."
The 27-year-old has been in Serie A since joining Catania in 2008 and, thanks to his ancestors, has an Italian passport.
"Considering my Italian origins, I would be proud to wear the Italy shirt," Silvestre told RAI Sport.
"I grew up, in football terms, in Italy, so this does feel like my home. I hope to receive an Azzurri call, as I continue to do my work on the field and try to prove I can play for the Nazionale.
"I will carry on waiting and improving. And hoping."
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Plain black table tops, bright red text books, bleach white walls, this is my prison. Tables lined neatly,all in a row, the quiet hum of voices and dull scratching of pens. The door stands open beckoning me towards the bright summers day. One movement towards that door and my four eyed maths teachers voice will shriek through the air, setting teeth on edge. A warm breeze trickles through the open window, playing with my hair, teasing me. My pen dances between my fingers as I look down at the page before me. It's a blurr of numbers and letters that I'll never make out. A sigh passes over my lips and I glance back at the clock. Tick, tick, tick, the second hand moves slowly from one number to the next, teasing me with wasted seconds. My pen hits the paper again and I begin doodle idly on the side of my page. The chiming song of a bird floats past the classroom and I glance up at the sparrow nestled in the greenery outside, teasing me. I hum quietly under my breath, wishing for a place for from here. My eyes wander from my page again to the graffiti on the bench top. MADDI RULES, I LOVE CHRIS, TIFFANY GIVES HEAD, P.L & S.T FOREVER. I smile despite my frustration, how many children will sit in this exact chair. How many uninterested eyes will glance longingly at the clock. How many high school lovers will write their initials on this table? How many already have? How many will be suppressed by the monotony of life here?
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Shaker holds off late attack by Niskayuna
Goalie Morrison, defense fight off Silver Warriors
Updated 2:53 pm, Monday, May 28, 2012
LATHAM — The Niskayuna girls' lacrosse team peppered Shaker goalie Anne Morrison and her defense with shot after shot in the final minutes of their Class A sectional semifinal on Thursday.
Fortunately for No. 2 Shaker, its defense stood tall and it denied No. 3 Niskayuna a chance to defend its sectional title following an 8-7 win at Shaker.
"I was just trying to do literally everything possible to keep the ball out of the net," Morrison said. "That's obviously the biggest way I contribute to the team and that's my job, so I was just trying my best to keep it out. ... Eye on the ball and everything."
"They were just so confident out there," Shaker coach Courtney Hill said. "They played with their hearts. They knew that there were three minutes left on the clock and they knew that they had to dig deep."
The teams battled back-and-forth the entire game and neither team led by more than one goal.
In the first half, Shaker's Sarah Cheney scored off a failed clear attempt by Niskayuna to tie the game at 5, but Silver Warriors senior Kayla Treanor scored with three minutes, 27 seconds remaining to give her team a 6-5 advantage heading into halftime.
In two regular-season meetings, Shaker led both games at intermission.
"We have played down by one or two goals, but we knew that there was a whole bunch of time on the clock," Hill said. "I just told them: 'We have to be smarter with the ball, smarter with our shot selection and possess the ball.'"
Treanor scored with 20:35 left in the game to give her team a 7-6 lead, but Shaker responded.
Julia Lennon drew the Blue Bison (15-1) even at 19:51 and Anne Rehfuss capped the scoring 12 minutes later.
Niskayuna (12-5) had plenty of chances in the end, but simply couldn't capitalize.
"The last five minutes, I think they had seven shots," Rehfuss said. "Everyone wanted to win this game so badly. I don't think anyone was going to let that ball go in the goal."
Treanor capped her outstanding career with three goals on six shots and two assists. Asa Goldstock stopped nine shots in goal.
"We played a full 50 minutes," Niskayuna coach Peter Melito said. "Both teams played unbelievably hard. We needed a bit of luck. It came down to a couple of bounces."
Rehfuss scored three times on five shots and Cheney added two goals and an assist. Morrison made a dozen stops.
Shaker will meet top-seeded Guilderland in the title game at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the University at Albany.
"I think we're going to have to play a near perfect game," Rehfuss said. "They have so many great players both on defense and on the attack. I think we're all going to have to be on our 'A' game."
"We'll prepare like we do for every game," Hill said. "It's just working with the fundamentals and a little bit of game strategy and knowing what your opponent does bad and what they do good."
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We all know what a major influence Randy Travis has been, from his emergence on the scene out of Charlotte in the mid 80's and how impactful his career had been on the country music scene and, fortunately for us, Randy has put it all together in a very memorable compilation in his newly released 25th Anniversary Celebration. Available Tuesday, June 7th! Once you check out the video and review, take our poll and tell us your favorite Travis hit!
"This is the kind of music that inspires you, moves you, makes you want to listen – makes you search the radio dial constantly try to find him again.." ~Tim McGraw
Randy Travis has come a long way since I used to emcee his gigs as the house band in Charlotte and this album is a "who's who" of country purists paying tribute to Randy and singing along with him in a unique and diverse album covering all of his killer hits.
But wait! To me, the treat of the album is his new song "Everything and All" which is on the Anniversary CD as both a duet with and as a solo effort on the last cut. This song sounds like a big ole hit record and a song that sticks in your mind. I can hear radio eating this cut up!
Some other notable cuts on the album include a thoughtful cover of the classic "Forever and Ever Amen" with Zac Brown, "He Walked on Water" with Kenny Chesney which is just a soulful as the original and a sweet duet medley of Randy's "Better Class of Losers" which morphs into Alan Jackson's "She's Got the Rhythm." This album is full of mind blowing moments like that. You get everything from "Is It Still Over" with Carrie Underwood to an amazing rendition of "Road to Surrender" with Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. All of Randy's pals came out for this party:Jamey Johnson, John Anderson, Josh Turner, and reaches kind of a zenith with "Didn't We Shine" with Randy and George Jones, Ray Price, Connie Smith and Lorrie Morgan. Now THAT'S Country music and Randy delivers it strong on this fun and wonderful retrospective release. ~ Tim Roberts, CBS Radio Program Director
Select the "next" button below for the track listing for Randy Travis' 25th Anniversary Celebration! See NBC Today Show performance with Josh Turner!
Available on June 7th, you can purchase Randy Travis' 25th Anniversary Celebration at amazon.com, iTunes.com and randytravis.com!
In celebration of his new CD, Randy appeared on the NBC Today Show to perform with friend and country music artist Josh Turner. "T.I.M.E." is a featured track on this Anniversary Album:Vodpod videos no longer available.
25th Anniversary Celebration Track Listing:
1. "Everything and All" featuring Brad Paisley
2. "A Few Ole Country Boys" featuring Jamey Johnson
3. "Forever and Ever, Amen" featuring Zac Brown Band
4. "He Walked On Water" featuring Kenny Chesney
5. "T.I.M.E." featuring Josh Turner
6. "Love Looks Good On You" featuring Kristin Chenoweth
7. "Better Class of Losers/She's Got The Rhythm (And I Got The Blues)" medley feat. Alan Jackson
8. "More Life" featuring Don Henley
9. "Can't Hurt A Man" featuring Tim McGraw
10. "Promises" featuring Shelby Lynne
11. "Is it Still Over?" featuring Carrie Underwood
12. "Road To Surrender" featuring Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson
13. "Diggin' Up Bones" featuring John Anderson
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Show open documents as separate windows on the taskbar
Some applications don't show your open documents as separate windows on the taskbar, which prevents you from switching to a specific document. This tip explains how you can get quick navigation in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
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to a specific document directly by clicking its taskbar button, or by using Alt-Tab. This tip explains how to fix this problem.
To get quick navigation in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, do the following:
Choose Tools, Options. Click the View tab, make sure that Windows in Taskbar is checked, and click OK.
In Adobe Acrobat or Reader, choose Edit, Preferences, and select General on the left.
Check Show documents in taskbar, and click OK. The change will take effect when you restart the program.
Note: In Office apps, this changes the Alt-F4 keyboard shortcut so that it closes only the current document, not the whole application (unless only one document is open). But in Acrobat, Alt-F4 still closes the program and all open documents in one fell swoop.
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