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The label Infinite Loop is its collection with the following artists: Cafe Ibiza, Lounge for Europe, P.P. Tone, Ralf Harris, The Groove Boy, The Junior D Orchestra, The Sir Project, Took, Twister Groove, Two Element, Unearthly, Zak Niemi, and more... Listen online now and download music! Album in the genre of Downtempo, Chillout, Lounge.
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01. Unearthly - Positive Vibrations
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03. The Junior D Orchestra - Groove with Me
04. The Sir Project - Megaian
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06. Twister Groove - Poacen
07. The Groove Boy - Deep It
08. Took - What Does Zlak Mean
09. Cafe Ibiza - Take It To
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11. P.P. Tone - Dep
12. Ralf Harris - Mad About - Orange Chill Mix
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I grabbed lunch on Friday at Wako Donkatsu, which is next door to the Boiling Crab on Wilshire Blvd. [Now, this is donkatsu and not tonkatsu because we're in Ktown.] I ordered the orosi donkatsu which comes piled high with grated daikon radish and scallions, and is served with a thinner jus-like dipping sauce. Honestly, the radish was overkill (it's literally just radish), so I would recommend the regular pork or chicken cutlet, which comes with the thicker dipping sauce for which you grind your own sesame seeds in a personal mortar and pestle. You get a side of soy-pickled jalapenos too, a Korean banchan that I love for its taekwondo kick of spicy, salty & sour. One of my favorites. Portions are hefty, so definitely work up an appetite before you plop down for this fried cutlet fix.
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My best receiver for getting auroral FM DX is a portable Sangean ATS909. It's easy to get signals by aiming the dipole in just the right way and listening through headphones. Generally easier than listening on larger radios where I am equipped to record. The following three recordings of Au were "accidents" that happened while recording for Ms.
The clips are from July 16 around 0800 EDT. I've IDed the first clip. It took a long time, and at first I thought I was dealing with weak Tr because an IL-ON path had been reported a few hours prior. But there was some Au reported in ON later that day.
In the clip that is IDed, I clearly hear show promos mentioning MN Public Radio News. On 88.9 that means KNSR Collegeville, which is new by Au but previously heard here via Es and Ms (and which I heard again later on July 16 by Ms, so one station by two modes in one day).
But this is followed by two clips I can't quite make out.
88.9 = The ID is right at the start, and there is all sorts of IDable info like sponsors. Then weather. Then more sponsors, including the Sisters of something, serving since 1857. Then into Weekend Edition. Not sure this is MN Public Radio.
98.3 = I am sure there is an ID in here, there's also an ad (some kind of co-op?) with a phone number and weather.
Any ideas on these? My Au range is usually east-west, and between 300 and 800 miles. So to the west, generally MN WI IS NE SD ND, and sometimes MI. To the east, upper New England out to ME, as well as NS QC and NB. With intense Au I can go south of these states, but I doubt that was the case here.
There aren't many guarantees in life. But I can guarantee your ears will get a workout thanks to the muffled sound of aurorae.
Have fun, and thanks!


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Set up here in 2011, MFD has now 25 clinics, including 22 across Bangalore and three at Pune with the promoter's seed capital and $2 million (Rs.10 crore) from first round of funding by the Saama Capital in its earlier avatar as Silicon Valley Bank.
"We plan to expand our operations by setting up an additional 75 clinics in Bangalore and Pune in the ratio of 60:40 over the next two years, as the response to our affordable healthcare has been overwhelming," MFD chief executive Naresh Malhotra told IANS here.
The hospital chain has treated about 100,000 patients so far with about 40 percent of them re-visiting its clinics for check-up and tests.
"We cater to the primary needs of a family due to lack of accessible and affordable healthcare in state-run hospitals where outpatient departments are unable to cope with the increasing flow of patients and diagnosis at private hospitals is expensive," Malhotra said.
With 30 fulltime doctors and 45 specialists, MFD clinics provide diagnostics and laboratory services to patients, as about 70 percent of them need primary healthcare, which is their fundamental right.
As a global private equity group, Bamboo Finance invests in business models that benefit low-income communities in emerging markets.
"Since our global equity group has been set up to back commercially viable businesses providing access to essential products and services to underserved communities, we find MFD eligible for funding to expand its healthcare network across the country," Bamboo chief investment officer Eric Berkowitz said in a statement.
Asserting that affordable primary healthcare segment in India was under-served, Saama Capital managing partner Ash Lilani said additional funding by Bamboo would help MFD expand its presence across the country through its next phase of growth.
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Parolee Antwaine Green, 26, is wanted in connection with the Monday shooting of an intern working with the Metro Public Defender's Office, police said.
Assistant Public Defender Laura Dykes and her assistant, Carrie Gleaves, were interviewing a client in the area of University Court when a stray bullet struck Gleaves in the arm. Police said Dykes took Gleaves the federal courthouse then called an ambulance to transport her to the hospital.
A convicted robber, Green allegedly fired shots at Anthony Fizer, 22, as Fizer rode his bike in the 100 block of University Court at 2:30 p.m.
Fizer, of Moorewood Drive, was also struck by gunfire. He was transported to Vanderbilt where he is in stable condition.
In addition to his 2003 robbery conviction, Green's previous convictions include felon in possession of a weapon, evading arrest, and felony cocaine sales, police said.
Fizer, a convicted felon for cocaine possession, also has previous theft and assault convictions.
Detectives are working to identify a second suspect who was with Green at the time of the shooting.
Arrest warrants will be issued charging Green, who was last known to live on Charles E. Davis Boulevard, with attempted criminal homicide and aggravated assault.
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Postgame snapshot from Ford Field where the Lions beat the Vikings 34-28.
Good news: At least the Vikings' two biggest playmakers showed up this afternoon. Defensive end Jared Allen had three first-half sacks and now has 17.5 sacks for the season. He needs five more over the season's final three games to tie Michael Strahan's single-season NFL record. Allen went over 100 sacks for his career with a second quarter takedown of Matthew Stafford. Offensively, Percy Harvin provided a spark with 109 yards from scrimmage and a 6-yard touchdown catch late in the first half. We'd also be remiss not to give Joe Webb his due credit. He led two second-half touchdown drives, showing off his eye-opening athleticism on a 65-yard touchdown run and keeping the Vikings in the game to the final play.
Bad news: Christian Ponder may have been healthy enough to start this afternoon. But the Vikings may have been better off in Ponder had taken the week off. The rookie quarterback had an atrocious afternoon and the misery started right away. On the Vikings' first snap, Ponder was hit and stripped by Cliff Avril and Detroit's Stephen Tulloch recovered the fumble in the end zone for a Lions touchdown. Ponder also threw three interceptions, one returned 30 yards for a score by Detroit's Stephen Tulloch. Ponder was 11-for-21 for 115 yards on the day with TD tosses to Harvin and Visanthe Shiancoe. But he was yanked from the game for good midway through the third quarter, replaced by Webb.
Extra point: Stafford threw for 131 yards and two touchdowns in the first quarter, connecting on a 57-yard scoring strike to Titus Young and a 12-yard TD to Brandon Pettigrew. But once the Lions built a sizable first half lead, they became conservative with their playcalling. Stafford had 11 completions for 96 yards in the final three quarters.
Next up: The Vikings will host the Saints at Mall of America Field next Sunday. New Orleans sits atop the NFC South and held off Tennessee 22-17 this afternoon to improve to 10-3.
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Leg Iron posted a better effort when runner-up at Fontwell with Emperor Concerto well behind. He could go close again but Franklin Roosevelt's winning run came to an end when well beaten at Wetherby last time. OLD DREAMS made a promising start to her chasing career when just failing to catch Queen Of Mantua at Towcester last month. Nick Gifford's mare looks capable of winning at this level and gets the nod with the quirky Lajidaal making most appeal of the rest.
Leg Iron (IRE) 10-1 (11-12) Chased leaders, raced in touch in 5th from 6th, pushed along in 4th 4 out, stayed on to 2nd 2 out, kept on same pace flat, 2nd of 9, 3 1/2l behind Quarl Ego (11-5) at Fontwell 3m 4f hcp ch 0-110 (4) gs in Apr.
Franklin Roosevelt (IRE) 7-2 (11-4) Mid-division, mistake 8th, pushed along 10th, chased leaders before and blundered 4 out, soon weakened, 5th of 13, 24l behind Blazing Bull (10-4) at Wetherby 3m 1f hcp chs 0-115 (4) gs in Apr.
Pipe Banner 40-1 (11-0) Tracked leaders, lost place 8th, well held 4 out, 7th of 8, 45l behind King Spirit (10-11) at Uttoxeter 2m beg chase (4) gd.
Ballyvoneen (IRE) 9-2 (12-5) In rear, headway 9th, went 3rd from 11th, pushed along before 15th, tailed off and pulled up before 2 out, in a race won by Pyjama Game (11-4) at Sedgefield 3m 3f hcp chs 0-105 (4) gd, 9 ran.
Emperor Concerto 12-1 (11-5) Held up in 6th, headway to chase leaders 5th, went 2nd next, ridden and lost 2nd approaching 3 out, stayed on same pace, 3rd of 9, 11l behind Quarl Ego (11-5) at Fontwell 3m 4f hcp ch 0-110 (4) gs in Apr.
Old Dreams (IRE) 11-4 (10-12) In rear, headway 5 out, ridden in 3rd before 2 out, chased winner before last, edged left after last, soon every chance, kept on and held towards finish, 2nd of 6, 1/2l behind Queen Of Mantua (10-12) at Towcester 2m 3f mrs nov chs (5yo+) (4) gd in Apr.
Doctor Ric (IRE) 16-1 (11-2) Led, headed before 2nd, weakened from 8th, hampered 2 out, pulled up before last, in a race won by No No Bingo (11-12) at Towcester 2m 3f hcp ch 0-110 (4) gd in Apr, 8 ran.
Flugzeug 7-1 (11-5) Raced wide in touch, went 3rd 4 out, chasing leaders when blundered and weakened 2 out, 5th of 8, 24l behind Jamesson (10-11) at Plumpton 2m 4f Conditional Handicap Chase (0-100) (5yo+) (5) gd in Apr.
Sea Cadet 9-1 (10-7) In touch, ridden along after 12th, headway to lead before 14th, went right blundered and headed 2 out, chased winner until the last, 3rd and one pace flat, 3rd of 9, 5l behind Ballyvoneen (11-9) at Plumpton 3m 2f hcp chs 0-100 (5) gd in Apr.
Lajidaal (USA) 5-1 (11-8) Towards rear, pushed along 14th, headway before 4 out, went 3rd from 3 out, kept on from last, held near finish, 3rd of 7, 3/4l behind Top Benefit (11-0) at Fontwell 3m 2f hcp chs 0-95 (5) gf.


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After dumping out Arsenal, Bradford City turned its attention to Aston Villa in the League Cup semi-finals, first leg. And they humiliated the Premiership side. Nakhi Wells got them going with a nice finish after being kept onside. Some awful defending on set pieces saw the Villans concede two more goals. The last goal had enough power to light a small country. Matt Duke also came up with some spectacular saves. Andre Weimann got one back as team mate Darren Bent missed a point blank header. That was about it.
That would be a long ride back home for Paul Lambert's side as they ponder the return leg. A triumphant Bradford City could be headed for the finals.


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The current version of the program is widely seen as providing meager protection against attack, but a new version being built will be more robust–largely because it's rooted in NSA technology. The program is designed to look for indicators of cyber attacks by digging into all Internet communications, including the contents of emails, according to the declassified summary.
Designed to do something and actually doing something are two entirely different things. NSA boogyman aside, the government's track record in doing ANYTHING computer related is abysmal. I predict this system, if it ever even goes operational, will be overwhelmed with false positives that will make it completely ineffective.
That said, it's still a privacy nightmare.
Homeland Security will then strip out identifying information and pass along data on new threats to NSA. It will also use threat information from NSA to better identify emerging cyber attacks.
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By Stephanie McCrummen
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Wednesday, April 30, 2008 5:09 PM
Field Notes is a new feature intended to give readers a sense of the story behind the story. These journals -- a glimpse at the way our correspondents work -- will occasionally accompany dispatches from abroad on the web and in print.
There are few straight lines anyplace I've been so far in Africa -- roads, bricks, buildings, windows, pushcarts, power poles, farm fields, all are edged by a wavering line that betrays the work of unguided hands.
The rule applies widely, to traffic and queues, and in this, Congo is no exception, especially the Lubumbashi airport, where I arrived around noon a few Wednesdays ago to report on the country's roads and mines.
No lines here, just free-form crowds.
A mass pushing to the immigration counter, a scrum leaning toward the security check, and finally into the baggage claim area, where luggage is heaped from plane to pile. The conveyor belt that delivers the bags to the terminal was broken, so we all did what we had to do: climbed onto it, crouched through the opening to the outside and sorted through the pile.
But what can I tell you about Lubumbashi?
It is a busy mining center with a downtown consisting of three-story salmon-colored buildings, with shops selling cellphones, radios, stationery, auto parts, shoes, airline tickets and the sort of knock-off fashions from China you'd find at any trendy discount store in the U.S.
There are lots of cars and traffic circles in Lubumbashi, one of which has a startingly realistic statue of former president Laurent Kabila, a heavy man whose every bulge is recreated in such unflattering detail that I wonder whether the artist was being subversive.
Kabila was from the area and remains a heroic figure here. Huge fading billboards bearing his image -- again, a rather unflattering image of the man glancing sideways, appearing more shifty than clever -- loom at every turn like so many Doctor Eckleburgs.
Beyond downtown, side streets are planted with large-trunked trees and palms and half-dilapidated 1950s-era modern houses left by the Belgian colonizers -- all tile-roofs, curvy sides and wrought iron bars woven with bright pink flowers.
I stayed at Motel Nazem, a truck-stoppy kind of place with a lobby the size and brightness of a 7-Eleven: glossy white tile floors and oversized leather couches where the hotel employees watched soccer on TV all day.
It was in the shiny lobby that I met my trusty translator (my French is très poor), who I had found through a local contact who knew someone who knew someone who was Antoine, a Congolese radio journalist with excellent English.
A day-dreamy sort of person, Antoine told me how he had become captivated by the U.S. space program in the 1980s during the Cold War, when the United States had a cultural center in Lubumbashi that showed Peter Jennings' nightly news broadcasts. He had composed an epic poem about the Challenger space shuttle, as well as a song, called Challenger, which, in a singularly mesmerizing moment at 2 p.m. on a Wednesday, he sang freely in the lobby of Motel Nazem.
A sidenote: It is always interesting to see what random fragments of foreign cultures filter into people's imaginations. In Somalia, Franz Kafka appeared on more than one bookshelf; in eastern Chad, a young taxi driver had Gandhi: A Very Short Introduction on his dashboard; in the bars of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, no song is more popular than Country Roads by John Denver.
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Michael Beaton has worked as a programmer on games since 1990. He has specialised in 3D graphics engines and physics-based game dynamics.
He has worked for SPA, Argonaut, Rebellion, Atari and Manic Media Productions Ltd.
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Xiphos (PC Conversion, incl. CGA and EGA graphics engine!) SPA/Electronic Zoo - 1990 ATAC (PC, flight dynamics) - Argonaut/Microprose - 1992 Alien vs. Predator, Atari Jaguar (lead programmer, 3D engine programmer) - Rebellion/Atari - 1994 Manic Karts (PC, additional programming) - Manic Media Productions Ltd./Virgin - 1996 Formula Karts (PC & Sega Saturn verions, lead programmer, 3D engine programmer - Manic Media Productions Ltd./Virgin - 1997
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Healthcare is rapidly evolving new business models that are based on collaborative advantage. In the US, government is finally playing a leadership role and is actively participating through Medicare, Medicaid, and the Veterans Administration, as well as through ongoing research programs. The Meaningful Use mandate is subsidizing migration from paper to digital, making significant progress from the 2008 baseline of 12% of physicians using basic electronic healthcare records. Partnerships between patients, payers, providers, and product manufacturers use information technology to support their deepening relationships. Coordination of care aligns a patient's care with overall outcomes, shifting medicine from transaction-based to relationship-based.
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Joe Lolley is on his way to play in the Championship but Kidderminster's young striker ensured his final game for the Harriers ended on the best possible note by driving in the goal that sent the Conference side through to play Premier League Sunderland in the fourth round.
A breathless second half had seen Kidderminster equalise, go ahead and then concede a penalty before Lolley, who is due to sign for Huddersfield in the next 24 hours, beat the Peterborough goalkeeper Bobby Olejnik from around 25 yards.
Last season Lolley was playing for the Midlands Combination side Littleton while attending the University of Central Lancashire but was given a trial with Kidderminster after the player-coach, Steve Guinan, saw him playing for the Great Britain universities and colleges team. With the £250,000 fee Huddersfield are paying, and the money that will be made from this Cup run, it seems fair to say Guinan's judgment has been vindicated.
"It was a fantastic strike and that's the sort of thing he can do, he's an immense talent," said the Kidderminster manager, Andy Thorn. "He's been very good for the club and the club's been very good for him. It's the worst-kept secret that he's moving on but, wherever he goes, I'm sure he'll be a success."
Thorn's presence was a story in itself. Much had happened since these clubs played out a goalless draw 10 days before and being out of the Conference play-off places on goal difference and one good result away from a money-spinning trip to Wearside did not protect Steve Burr from being sacked and replaced as Harriers' manager by Thorn.
The former Coventry manager is no stranger to Cup upsets, having been a member of the Wimbledon team which beat Liverpool in the 1988 final, and he oversaw a 3-0 win over Salisbury in his first game in charge last weekend. All three goals in that game were scored by Lolley and the agreement reached with Huddersfield allowed him to make one final appearance.
He spent most of the first quarter of this game behind the ball as the League One side dominated possession, though not, on a heavy pitch, to any great effect. In fact, the visitors looked to be weathering the storm comfortably until Danny Kearns crossed from the right and the Peterborough captain, Tommy Rowe, looped a header towards the far post. Kidderminste's goalkeeper, Danny Lewis, seemed certain to paw the ball away but, back-pedalling, he lost his footing and could not prevent the ball hitting the inside of the post and bouncing over the line.
Forced on to the offensive, Kidderminster looked the better for it. Amari Morgan-Smith, played in by Michael Gash, should have done much better than shoot straight at Olejnik, and soon afterwards Lolley curled a shot too high.
It did mean, however, that Peterborough began to find more space going forward and, with half-time approaching, Shaun Jeffers put an excellent close-range chance just wide.
The miss was quickly made to look expensive. Three minutes into the second half a sweeping Kidderminster move ended with Danny Jackman crossing from the left and Gash, coming in at the far post, heading firmly down and past Olejnik.
Peterborough almost went straight back into the lead; Mark Little shooting against the outside of the post. Instead it was the visitors who turned the game on its head when poor marking gave Jack Byrne time to turn and shoot past Olejnik's weak attempt to save.
The Peterborough manager, Darren Ferguson, who had lost playmaker Rowe to injury during the first half, sent on the experienced Grant McCann and Danny Swanson and it looked to have paid off when Lee Vaughan brought down Britt Assombalonga in the penalty area and the striker sent Lewis the wrong way from the spot. But Lolley ensured his final game ended perfectly by firing an angled drive low and hard inside Olejnik's near post.
With the transfer pending Lolley preferred not to comment but his team-mates had plenty to say. "He's up there with best players I've played with," said Gash.
"He's come to us as a very young lad on trial and he's improved, improved, improved. There's been numerous scouts watching him and I believe he can go to the very top. In terms of coming out of the Conference, I'd put him up there with the likes of [Leicester City's] Jamie Vardy and [Millwall and previously Norwich striker] Steve Morison."
Ferguson had harsh words for Olejnik. "It was a very bad night and a very bad result. We gave away three very avoidable goals. At half-time I felt we were comfortable and, had we got the next goal, we'd have gone on to win but we gave them a free header for the first, the goalkeeper fumbled the second and you should never get done at the near post with a shot like that."


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PORTLAND, Ore.—More than 13,000 students were out of school Thursday —and likely will remain so through Monday— after teachers in southern Oregon's largest district went on strike.
The walkout Thursday in the Medford School District occurred after all-night bargaining yielded no results. No new talks are scheduled until Saturday, and the district has canceled classes through Monday. If no deal is reached, the district plans to reopen schools Tuesday with substitute teachers and shorter hours.
The strike is the first in district history and only the fifth teachers' strike in Oregon in the 21st century. On Wednesday, teachers in the state's largest district, Portland, voted to authorize a strike that could occur Feb. 20.
Medford schools Superintendent Phil Long did not immediately return a phone call Thursday. In a statement to parents and the community, he said it was a "sad day" for him and he understands their frustration.
"This was a moment we've worked diligently to avoid over many months of negotiations, and particularly over the last two days," his statement said. "Our negotiating team did not sleep last night as we wrestled with numbers and various scenarios that we hoped would meet our students' long-term needs and still satisfy teachers."
KDRV-TV showed teachers picketing in the dark Thursday morning in front of school district offices.
Medford Education Association president Cheryl Lashley said salary, working conditions and retirement benefits remain sticking points.
"The only way for you to settle this now is for you—the community—to barrage the (school) board and get them to stop the playground antics and get this settled," Lashley said in a statement.
She told KDRV that the union made its last proposal at 2:30 a.m. and the board rejected the offer three hours later.
The Medford district has more than 13,000 students, making it the eighth-largest of the state's nearly 200 districts.


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A case of major importance to the media is now pending in the High Court. It centres on the rights of journalists to protect sources of information.
Former Newcastle-based Journal reporter Dani Garavelli, who now works for The Scotsman, faces a prison sentence for failing to reveal her sources of information after being subpoenaed to give evidence at police disciplinary proceedings. And the High Court has paved the way for committal proceedings to go ahead against Garavelli.
The court also imposed strict conditions on its decision to grant Leicestershire Chief Constable Keith Povey permission to take the committal moves. It ruled that he must provide written justification for demanding the information Garavelli refuses to give.
At the hearing, which gave the go-ahead for committal moves, counsel for Povey, Patrick Moloney, of 1 Brick Court chambers, told Lord Justice Beldam and Mr Justice Buxton that Garavelli was subpoenaed to give evidence by Superintendent Martin Cooper. Cooper faced disciplinary proceedings brought by the chief constable of Northumbria and conducted by Povey.
But Moloney said she had refused to reveal sources of information and in these circumstances Povey sought to have her jailed for contempt.
Lord Justice Beldam said the court considered a prima facie case had been made out for an application for committal.
But he ordered that Povey must file a sworn statement giving detailed reasons why he thought it was in the interests of justice that Garavelli should answer the questions she had been asked.
He said the court had imposed that condition because of the complete absence on the face of the documents of the reasons for asking for the information Garavelli had refused. The court also ordered that Garavelli should be granted legal aid.


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Gmail Recently added Emoticons and other stuff but people wanted a better communication system for free so that is what Gmail did today.
Yes! Gmail finally gets audio video chatting enabled for free! All you need to do is to first download some of their plugins out here. Then you just need to login to your Gmail account and start chatting but make sure you have your webcam installed properly. Gmail has completely revolutionized the way how people communicate.
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Comboyne Agricultural Show, Champion Dog Show and Mountain Goat Races
Saturday 24 February 2018 to Sunday 25 February 2018 , Wauchope
The Comboyne Show not only offers a unique program of Mountain Goat Racing but all the features of a traditional Australian Agricultural Show. Among the pavilion exhibits visitors will see a high standard of entries in art, craft, phot…24 Feb - 25 Feb
The Hastings Bonsai Group Exhibition
Saturday 24 February 2018 to Sunday 25 February 2018 , Port Macquarie
The Hastings Bonsai Group Inc are holding a Bonsai Exhibition in the Auditorium at Panthers Port Macquarie . There will be over one hundred magnificent Bonsai trees and Penjing settings on display, they will have Bonsai Demonstrations in th…24 Feb - 25 Feb
Kendall National Violin Competition
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One of the most exciting events on the Australian music calendar is the annual Kendall National Violin Competition. The competition's history dates from 1999 when renowned Australian luthier Graham Caldersmith made the generous offer to do…26 Feb


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The appellate court affirms defendant's conviction of cocaine possession with intent to distribute, rejecting his argument that the commonwealth could not use the certificate of analysis of the substance removed from his motel room, because use of the certificate without ...Read More »
Monthly Archives: March 2007
Criminal – Concealed Weapon – Housing Project Encounter
A defendant who police encountered near a housing project posted for "no trespassing" and who responded by pulling up his shirt, when the officer asked defendant and a companion if each would mind pulling up his shirt, loses his challenge ...Read More »
Criminal – Domestic A&B – Bias – Paternity Testing
A woman's testimony about defendant, her boyfriend, having lived with her off and on for five years and fathered her daughter, and her description of two incidents in which defendant physically assaulted her, provided sufficient evidence to convict defendant of ...Read More »
Criminal – Drug Possession – Informant Tip
There was sufficient evidence to convict defendant of possession of marijuana and cocaine where defendant fled toward the fence when he saw police, made a pushing or throwing motion over the fence, and police found marijuana and cocaine on the ...Read More »
Criminal – Failure To Appear – Willful Conduct
A defendant who failed to contact his lawyer, stopped taking psychotropic medication and absconded from probation supervision, demonstrated that his failure to appear on other criminal charges was "willful," and his conviction under Va. Code Sect. 19.2-128 is affirmed. The ...Read More »
Criminal – Gun Possession – Drug Paraphernalia
A defendant's conviction of possession of a firearm while in possession of cocaine is affirmed despite his claim that the commonwealth failed to prove he was aware of the presence of a set of scales, which contained cocaine residue, located ...Read More »
Criminal – Indictment – Variance – B&E – Intent
The Court of Appeals upholds defendant's conviction of breaking and entering with intent to commit assault and battery, on an indictment that charged B&E in violation of Va. Code Sect. 18.2-91, and A&B in violation of Code Sect. 18.2-57. The ...Read More »
Criminal – Robbery – Firearm Use – Victims' Testimony
Although defendant's fianc?e testified that he did not participate in a robbery of two acquaintances as they stopped their cars after driving home from the hospital where they visited the fiancee's mother, there was sufficient evidence to convict defendant of ...Read More »
Criminal – Right To Counsel – 'Clear Invocation'
A defendant who made the statement, "I guess I need a lawyer," in a questioning tone, did not clearly invoke his right to counsel, and his statement could be admitted at his trial for second-degree murder. The trial court found ...Read More »
Domestic Relations – Custody – Jurisdiction – Voidable Order
A biological mother who gave up custody of her child when her mother and stepfather adopted the child in 1999 at age four, wins her appeal of a trial court order declaring void, for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, a ...Read More »


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- BY Marianne Bouchart
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Monastic Musings Too – By Sister Edith
I had never heard of Data Journalism until a few weeks ago. I'm still not entirely sure I understand what it means – but there are seemingly job openings for Data Journalists. Plenty of them.
What makes a person a data journalist? The ability to deal with data. At first I thought this must be pretty simple: take a statistics class, learn the basics of data interpretation. Want to know more? Take more statistics classes. That was a social scientist's point of view – and it's not true for data journalism.
Statistics vs Data Journalism
A data journalist definitely needs to know basic statistics. No competent data journalist would confuse a proportion with a percentage, and then report that prices (or profits) had increased 1300%. A data journalist understands the meaning of statistical significance, can accurately interpret reports of scientific research, and is energized, rather than terrified, but the presence of numbers.
The difference between the professions is found in the auxiliary skills. A social scientist – the group most commonly compared to data journalists – expects to define variables, collect data that no one has collected before, or create unique data sets. Even social scientists who specialize in secondary analysis – working with data collected by governments, international agencies, or public data sets – are interested primarily in exploring theories or evaluating which academic perspective is more likely to be true. So they study research methods, marinate themselves in the intricacies of social theories, and garner all the tools of academic discourse.
The data journalist does not expect or want to be the creator of data – although she may well aspire to be the one who combined existing data in new ways to generate a new perspective. The data journalist needs all the skills of any journalist – tracking down all angles of a story, gathering the particular details and forming a coherent narrative that is supported by the facts of the situation. For a data journalist, those facts are data – usually numbers – gathered by local, statewide, national, international governmental bodies as well as many non-profit agencies and dozens – hundreds – of public relations and advertising firms. Oh yes – there's also the data being generated by your cell phone,Facebook or Linked-In, your computer use and Google click-through, and the like.
Skills of the Data Journalist
Beyond the basics of statistics – understanding a frequency distribution table or a research report – the data journalist is an organizer of existing data. They pursue topics not data sets or research agendas. Rather than a long academic review of the literature on an issue like religious freedom or the psychological impact of unemployment, the data journalist wants to discover and create an underlying plot line, and support it with data from government reports, social scientists' research projects, economic projections, and more. [Read more…]


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Thermal site not best for stadium
While a new stadium may improve the Nashville Sounds' attendance, locating the new venue on the Thermal Transfer Plant site will have minimal benefit to downtown Nashville at best. It would be a facility only used around 74 days a year with no additional parking for when it is in use.
A minor league ball team is not a draw for tourists, and the site is less accessible to locals than the current location. Additionally, those attending would have to pay for parking.
Then there is the loss of potential tax revenue by the city owning the property while other uses would have a great positive financial impact on the midstate region. Among them is getting retail and residential locations downtown - two things Nashville and the region need. Retail will be the catalysis for increasing the "want" to live and visit downtown. With no existing critical mass of retail, one will need to be developed by a major center containing stores not found in suburban malls.
The Thermal property is one of the few locations meeting criteria for such a facility. Let's not lose it since the Nashville Convention Center and Municipal Auditorium are the two better remaining possibilities, and their availability potential is low.
Legislation to give sales tax credits to the Nashville Sounds for a stadium should allow expansion and renovation of Greer Stadium. This can be done at less cost during the off-season as demonstrated by similar projects at much larger sports facilities. Nashville taxpayers and its visitors will be better served by a continuously operated upscale mall on the Cumberland with housing and hotel towers producing much greater income than a rarely used stadium.
Bush conducts coalition of killing
Who knew that President Bush's campaign slogan, "Leave no child behind," meant the bodies of Iraqi children that are piling up along with the bodies of our own children soldiers. And who knew that during that same campaign, when he declared, "I am not into nation building," he meant that he was into blowing the hell out of countries that won't come to heel with the mighty miniature warrior.
This coalition of the killing is not making the world a safer place to live. On the contrary, it is sowing the seeds of much future hatred and attacks. How America fell for this dolt is beyond the pale. Bush consciously chose the gutting of a country when peaceful coercion was still in the cards. He did this to feed his own family ego and those whom he toadies for - the rich, the wanna-bes, and the hateful, bloodthirsty new breed of Christians that darken our homeland.
Bush and his administration of chicken hawks are not placing our children in harm's way to liberate the Iraqi people from a tyrant but to liberate them from the rest of their future.


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The rise of diabetes in the population is alarming; diabetes is a combination of genetic and environmental factors that can trigger an autoimmune response or an insulin resistance to prevent the release of hormone "insulin" from the cells of the pancreas. A majority of population is living with pre-diabetes; a research shows that 79 million Americans are living with pre-diabetes. Suffering from diabetes reduces the quality of life and puts the sufferer at an increased risk of many chronic diseases.
Diabetes causes elevated blood sugar levels as the insulin required to stabilize the blood sugar is inefficient or less in quantity, diabetes type 1 is congenital or is caused by an autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system attacks the insulin producing cells. This autoimmune response can be triggered by a viral infection, GMO, certain metals, vaccines, gluten and other factors. Diabetes type 2 is the most common–around 97% cases are of type 2, and this is caused by an insulin resistance in the body.
There are steps you can take to reverse diabetes by making lifestyle changes, first you need to remove refined sugars from your diet–simple and refined sugars cause an insulin spike, so do sodas, sweetened beverages, juices, and candies. Better switch to stevia (artificial sweetener) and natural sweeteners like raw honey and maple syrup. Grains like wheat have gluten in them and that can cause a problem if you're gluten intolerant, so you need to get tested for gluten or lactose intolerance.
Whole grains are always a preferred option, because they take longer to digest and don't cause an insulin spike. Brown rice, whole rye, oatmeal, corn and rice flour, whole barley and buckwheat are your gluten-free whole grain options. If gluten or wheat allergy is not a problem, you can have 100% whole wheat bread and pasta. Whole wheat and oatmeal are fiber-rich foods that are very helpful when it comes to reversal of insulin resistance.
Buy dairy that is raw and organic and is sourced from pasture-raised animals, others food to avoid are alcohol, GMO containing foods, it is a good idea to remove all processed and GMO foods from your diet. If you want to prevent or reverse diabetes, add high fiber foods in your diet. Vegetables, avocadoes, berries, nuts are fiber rich foods. Broccoli that is rich in chromium and medium chain fatty acids in coconut oil are very beneficial.
Organic meat, wild caught fish, and herbs like cinnamon and turmeric can help balance the blood sugar level. If you can't have 2-3 servings of fish each week, you should ask your doctor for omega 3 fatty acids or fish oil supplements. In order to prevent diabetes, you need to go out and exercise 20-30 minutes every day, if you are overweight, you must take measures to reduce weight. Weight training 2-3 times a week is very beneficial in reducing excess fat in the body.
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Featuring a world premiere reconstruction of John Frederick Lampe's Cuckoo Concerto by Artistic Directors Daniel Ryan and Suzanne Stumpf, this recording project also includes our unique interpretations of Vivaldi's Goldfinch concerto, Biber's violin Sonata Representativa, and more!
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The Miami-Dade County Fair & Expo is back! Enjoy the fair from March 13th thru 30th! Get ready for over ninety heart pounding rides, two giant Kiddielands, outrageous fair foods, livestock and agricultural competitions, live concerts, blockbuster shows, a sensational European style circus, and much more!
Click here for more info.
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Hi folks
All this downtime has given me chance to revamp my website and I would really welcome your feedback and suggestions as to how I may improve it further. It seems daft not to tap into all the knowledge and experience within the group and I know your comments will be honest and forthright.
The site is still a work in progress and about 75% complete at present but I'm willing to take on board and implement any beneficial input. The software is taking some adapting to and does have its limitations but with some endeavour I'm sure it will be a big improvement on my last effort.
The domain is www.kerbappealgardens.co.uk
I'd like to take this opportunity to wish the all in the group a very merry Christmas and happy and a prosperous 2017. Thanks to all in the group for their contribution, I find this a valuable resource and would now be lost without it having joined earlier in the year.
Ray (Kerb Appeal Gardens)


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food co-op
From Seed to PlateMonday, 19 March 2012
Green Villages is about coming together as a community and creating a more sustainable city. From Seed to Plate follows Mum & Bub as they discover how to grow food in small spaces. Learn more at http://www.greenvillages.com.au
Buy organic and saveTuesday, 31 January 2012
We all know we should be eating organic – but sometimes it can seem just a little too beyond budget! We've investigated how to eat organic without breaking the bank.
Fair young foodiesTuesday, 17 January 2012
Connecting passionate young foodies, here's the extended interview with Alexandra and Joanna from the Youth Food Movement from the current Feb/March 2012 issue of G magazine.
Food Co-op ConsciousnessTuesday, 13 July 2010
Are food co-ops an outdated hippy notion, or centres of wholesome, organic goodness with benefits to share?


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Take the Super Quiz
Published 4:57 pm, Monday, July 21, 2014
Take this Super Quiz to a Ph.D. Score 1 point for each correct answer on the Freshman Level, 2 points on the Graduate Level and 3 points on the Ph.D. Level.
(e.g., The world's largest bay. Answer: Bay of Bengal.)
Freshman level
1. The world's second largest bay. 2. Australian bay where Capt. James Cook landed. 3. Bay known for having the highest tidal range in the world.
Graduate level
4. The bight on Australia's southern coast. 5. This gulf is also known as the Sea of Cortez. 6. The gulf at the southern end of Italy.
Ph.d. level
7. The largest estuary in the United States. 8. The gulf on Australia's northern coast. 9. What gulf lies between West Africa and South Africa?
1. Hudson Bay. 2. Botany Bay. 3. Bay of Fundy. 4. Great Australian Bight. 5. Gulf of California. 6. Gulf of Taranto. 7. Chesapeake Bay. 8. Gulf of Carpentaria. 9. Gulf of Guinea.
18 points — congratulations, doctor; 15 to 17 points — honors graduate; 10 to 14 points — you're plenty smart, but no grind; 4 to 9 points — you really should hit the books harder; 1 point to 3 points — enroll in remedial courses immediately; 0 points — who reads the questions to you?


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Coming from a picnicking, backpacker travel heritage, it has taken me decades to recognize the value of a fine meal.
Now I can enthusiastically embrace a long, drawn-out "splurge meal" as a wonderful investment in time and money.
Nowhere is this truer than in France. French cuisine is sightseeing for your taste buds. You're not just paying for the food, it's a three-hour joyride for the senses.
Some Americans are intimidated when they go to a fine French restaurant, but they needn't be. Many waiters speak English and are used to tourists.
Here's what my friend and co-author, Steve Smith, and I recently experienced at a fine restaurant in Amboise, in France's Loire Valley.
French restaurants usually open for dinner at 7 p.m. and are typically most crowded at about 8:30. It's smart to make a reservation for your splurge meal, which we did the day before.
In France, you can order off the menu, which is called a carte, or you can order a multicourse, fixed-price meal, which, confusingly, is called a menu. Steve ordered a basic menu and I went top end, ordering off the carte.
French service is polished, professional and polite, but not chummy. Waiters are professionals who see it as their job to help you order properly for the best possible dining experience.
Aurore, our waitress, smiled as I ordered escargot (snails) for my first course. Getting a full dozen escargot rather than the typical six snails doubles the joy. My crust of bread lapped up the garlic-and-herb sauce.
In France, slow service is good service (fast service would rush the diners and their digestion). After a pleasant pause, my main course arrived: tender beef with beans wrapped in bacon. A sip of wine, after a bite of beef, seemed like an incoming tide washing the flavor farther ashore.
My crust of bread was called into action for a swipe of sauce. France is proudly the land of sauces. Thanks to the bread, I enjoyed one last encore of the meat and vegetables I'd just savored.
The next course was a selection of fine cheeses, a festival of mold on a rustic board; the vibrant-yet-mellow colors promising a vibrant array of tastes. With the cheeses there was a special extra item: raisins soaked in Armagnac brandy.
Then came dessert. Mine was a tender crepe papoose of cinnamon-flavored baked apple with butterscotch ice cream, garnished with a slice of kiwi. That didn't keep me from reaching over for a snip of Steve's lemon tart with raspberry sauce.
Even though we'd finished our dessert, Aurore didn't rush us. In France your waiter will not bring your bill until you ask for it.
Our entire meal cost us about $60 each. You could call it $20 for nourishment and $40 for three hours of bliss.
Even if you're not a "foodie," I can't imagine a richer sightseeing experience, one that brings together an unforgettable ensemble of local ingredients, culture, pride and people.
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