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Hey, everybody!
I was just wondering if any of you out there happen to be traders of (begins to drool) Jefferson Airplane/Starship bootlegs...
It's really a drag, I can't say I have anything to trade with (unless you count a couple of Fleetwood Mac shows I got a few years ago off my old man) but I could always send double blanks or something. I mean, BLPH is wonderful (for the most part), but I've always wondered what tunes like Greasy Heart and Wooden Ships and Crown of Creation and (doubles drooling) Eskimo Blue Day or Mexico sounded like live on a good night, and as far as I know there's no official releases of late period Airplane shows. Plus I've got to admit a soft spot for Early Jefferson Starship... always wanted to hear one of those Dragonfly shows with the 'Blows Suite' and all... my mom mentioned that, you know. Saw 'em in 73, I think.
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So its about ass now huh? EVEN THE ASS HAS 'EXCEEDED'!
One mention of LEGENDS and everyone goes batshit.
don't we already have 2 other [sonic slicer] about sonic threads? o.o
Every Sonic thread we've ever had is a [sonic slicer] about Sonic thread.
But now we can [sonic slicer] about it in a mature manner~
LoL, bitching about video games is in no way mature!
...When Larry the reploid accountant goes maverick of his own accord, he's certainly formidable during tax season, but he isn't going to provide X the challenge needed to make him grow as a warrior and reach his potential.
I dare say ol' chap, whats all this nonsense with this bloody werehog? I MUST stress, that it is a most horrid business. tsk tsk, fancy a cup of tea and a biscuit? *monocle*
Good sir, if you were to allow a purple can that's in flames to cross your path, would that be bad luck? I don't think so. But then again, that plant falling for a fox sounds just like one of god's twisted designs, that little demonic thing.
When I look at the Sonic franchise, I go and hug my Super Mario Bros. games.
Sonic 3D Blast is a great game. Screw the haters, the game does its purpose and plays quite well, the way it's supposed to. And for an isometric Sonic game, it's pretty cool.
Sonic X, anyone? (Oh, and don't forget that other Sonic cartoon, the much older one)
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No, no, no, I am not predicting the name of Jay-Z and Beyonce's next baby.
I couldn't be MORE CREEPED OUT BY THIS PHOTO!
And that isn't CODE for "watch the latest DUDE FOOD video below"…
Or is it?
Those are actually some American Football terms that are spewed out of the CENTER'S mouth, right before he HIKES the PIGSKIN into the hands of the QUARTERBACK who then looks for an open WIDE RECEIVER or FULLBACK; whomever is closest to the END-ZONE and not being BLOCKED by DEFENSIVE LINEMEN.
If John Madden reads this… He would be throughly impressed with my technical football jargon!
I could be a referee!
Hey, I wouldn't say no if offered the job! Staring at football player's booties in tight pants all day… Not a bad gig.
Well… Unless of course… These derrieres belong to pro-bowlers that look like…
Sorry dude. Call me (no… TEXT ME) if you need some nutritional advice!
Well there is certainly no need for me to hit the showers now because that image just ruined my sexual appetite!
Clearly that dude (and some of his team mates) has been eating way too many "fried to a crisp" chicken fingers!
Sizzling chicks hanging out in a hot tub! Don't join them!
Perhaps football teams around the country should tune into the latest DUDE FOOD video.
But hold on a second… Football players aren't the ONLY PEOPLE who might be choking the chicken…
Are YOU guilty of stuffing a few too many pieces of the fried stuff in your face when shouting at the TV during the BIG GAME?
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- When Jay-Z and Beyonce have their next baby, what do you think they'll name it?
- What's your GUILTY football snack?
- Be honest: Do you watch the Superbowl for the game or for the commercials?
- What celebrity would you like to throw in the deep-frier?
- What has more calories: 6 pieces of chicken fingers (100 grams) or 1 slice of cheese pizza (100 grams)?
- When you were younger, what was your dream job?
- Can you recall your favorite UNHEALTHY snack food when you were younger?
- Broncos or Sea Hawks?
- What's a Sea Hawk?
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BlueAnt updates the Q1 headset for A2DP streaming audio support
Meebo Gives Publishers More Control Over Meebo Bar With New API
BlueAnt Q1 owners take note, your headset can now stream audio via the A2DP protocol as long as you update the firmware. Apparently the ability was added after a bunch of customers requested the function. But I've found it's one of those functions that sounds great, but is actually a novelty and is somewhat lame.
But whatever, I guess you should probably update the headset anyway. Maybe it improves battery life too. Head over to BlueAntWireless to download the software that will update your headset to firmware version 8.19.


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We know how to play with flair: Bravo
West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo talks about his team's chances in the Champions Trophy
Is Chris Gayle still the most dangerous one-day batsman in the world do you think, and what's he like to captain?
Yes, he is the most dangerous player, and I think he will be until he decides to finish the game. But he's a guy that's easy to captain. Chris doesn't say much. He shares his knowledge. He's very approachable, a good team man, and to have someone like him in the team is always an asset. To me as captain, I can't explain how I feel of – I'm very happy to have him available and fit and playing. He has done a lot of great things for cricket over the years, and I know he still has a lot of desire, passion to represent the West Indies team. I want to do well for West Indies cricket, and like I said, I have the opportunity to lead a talented team with all the senior players available along with some real exciting players, and what that's going to ask for, the coaching staff, everyone is happy, and hopefully we can get off to a good start in the tournament. I know a lot of teams will be looking at our squad and thinking that, yeah, we have a very good team. But at the end of the day, cricket is played on the field, and we're not going to allow the outside distractions get in the way of how we prepared and how we want to play in this tournament.
Talking about the captaincy, can you outline the reasons why there was that change made, that you've become the captain of the one-day side?
I think they just want to try a rotation policy. Obviously Darren had been doing the job in all forms of the game for the last two and a half years, and that itself can be a tasking job, just give him a break from the team. He's still our Test captain, so therefore I think that it's a change of pace. I'm happy he's still in the squad so I can actually continue what he left, take over from what Darren was actually doing, and he's here and we've get the best way, the best combination, what we think should be the best for the West Indies teams so that we can win games.
Tell us something about Sunil Narine; he's been bowling really well of late.
Yeah, Sunil Narine burst on the scene. He has done a great job for himself and for us as a team but also for other teams he's played for around the world. He's still learning his trade, he still has a lot to learn, and every day by day he practices well, and I think that he's going to be a main player and will always be a main player in our setup. We've got to give him that assurance that he's our key player, not put too much pressure on him. Obviously playing in England before did not have much success and teams tend to say okay, he can't bowl outside of the Caribbean, outside of the subcontinent, but he's a world-class player. He's very young and he has achieved a lot in international cricket for the short time he has been there. So now is a good opportunity for him again to actually do well. We're going to use him. Yes, he's our trump player, our marquee player, but he's not under any pressure to perform for us. If he does well, it's a bonus, but we're going to let Sunil just relax and enjoy his cricket and enjoy the competition ahead of him. It's a great tournament for him, it's his first ICC Champions Trophy, and I'm sure he wants to go out.
There is a feeling around that you are one of the favourites. Do you accept that?
Well last year in Sri Lanka we were cast as favourites and we end up winning, so it's good to be favourites again. Hopefully we win this time. But honestly we don't think we are favourites. We just want to concentrate on what we have to do. We're in a very tough group, and first of all, we want to take it step by step, try and survive that group, the talk around is it's the group of death, so hopefully we get out of the group of death and then take it from there. A tournament like this, it's short, and you never know what can happen. Being favourites, it's good that other teams can actually — and media people can actually look at us as favourites, but we don't see ourselves as favourites, we just want to be humble and go about our business in our own way and let the man above take care of our destiny.
Can we expect you being the captain to do the same dance moves that you do after taking wickets?
Yeah, I think nothing will change. I'm the same, yes I'm the captain now, a bit more responsibility but I try to remain and be the person who I am, the person who the fans have grown to love over the years I've been playing cricket, and I'm going to continue to do that. I'm going to lead from the front and I'm going to make sure that my team plays the game the way it should be played in the right spirit, and we're going to entertain the people. Obviously winning is going to be my main priority, especially in a tournament like this, but yeah, we're going to continue to entertain and we're going to continue to play the game how we know how to play with the flair and the glamour, and hopefully we can give the English fans something to support.
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From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at Phoenix Muni
Today is the A's final intrasquad game and manager Bob Geren handed off lineup selection duties to bench coach Joel Skinner – but when Geren saw the first lineup, he realized a change might be in order. Skinner had Hideki Matsui batting leadoff, so he could get a second at-bat more quickly today, but Geren said he knew he'd have to explain at length why Matsui was batting leadoff to the Japanese media, so …. Matsui is batting third now.
Of course Geren came out and told all of us that story, anyway, and the Japanese media got a chuckle out of it, but it took about 30 seconds to explain, so why not just leave Mastui in the leadoff spot? It would be kind of cool and would give all of them a fun little story. Geren joked with the Japanese reporters that he expected Matsui to steal a lot of bases.
UPDATE: Matsui was waved out of the circle in the first inning, he went back into the dugout for a moment and suddenly he's batting cleanup, with Andy LaRoche moving in front of him. How… odd.
Some quick injury updates: Rich Harden had hoped to start throwing again tomorrow or Monday but the A's have decided to give him another full week off to make sure all that lat stiffness is gone. He'll be doing a lot of stretching and flexibility work. I have to say, I'm continuing to be impressed with the different approach the A's training staff is taking this spring. They're going to take their time with injuries and make sure the issue is gone before anyone winds up with a more long-term problem.
Michael Wuertz, shut down a few days with shoulder tendinitis, will throw tomorrow and should get into a game in under two weeks, according to Geren.
Geren didn't have an updated report on Josh Donaldson, who took a foul tip off his knee (the shin guard was on) on Friday, but he said Donaldson might even get into today's game if he wants to.


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A good resource for the very bright young person of your acquaintance.
A good resource for the very bright young person of your acquaintance.
Here are links to those four books at Amazon. I've encoded them so that a local veterans' charity organization receives a commission (4%), which does not increase your price to buy them.
Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses
Opening the Heavens: Accounts of Divine Manifestations, 1820-1844
Remembering Joseph: Personal Recollections of Those Who Knew the Prophet Joseph Smith
Understanding the Book of Mormon: A Reader's Guide
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Minnesota scored three times in the eighth against C.J. Wilson and then saw Joe Nathan escape from a bases-loaded jam with no outs to preserve a 5-3 victory. Hank Blalock, Nelson Cruz and Ivan Rodriguez reached to start the ninth, but Nathan struck out Elvis Andrus on three pitches. Julio Borbon followed and flew weakly to shallow left field. That left things up to Michael Young, who grounded into a fielder's choice on the first pitch.
The Rangers finished 4-5 on their nine-game road trip and will return home 3 1/2 games back in the wild-card standings. The Angels are leading Oakland, so the Rangers will be five back in the West if the A's don't rally.
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"FilmLoop, Inc. today unveiled a Visual Communications Network that enables people to broadcast, find, and communicate using digital content. For businesses, FilmLoop is a real-time connection that extends brands direct to consumers' PC desktops. For individuals, it's a unique way to instantly express oneself, voice a perspective, or share images with friends, family, or the general public," says today's press release.
"Our goal is to establish a new method of communicating via the Internet," said Prescott Lee, CEO and co-founder of FilmLoop. "We have developed a technology that is free for consumers, instantly gratifying, and very cool. This is an exciting new frontier for consumers and businesses alike, and we're very lucky to be leading the way."
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NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) -- Cyprus' supreme court has ordered the retrial of four former airline officials who were acquitted by a lower court of manslaughter charges in a 2005 plane crash that killed 121 passengers and crew.
Six of the supreme court's nine judges said Tuesday that the lower court was mistaken in its "selective and piecemeal" evaluation of the evidence and called its reasoning that there was nothing linking the defendants to the crash "fundamentally flawed."
Prosecutors had argued that the defendants failed to prevent the Helios Airways Boeing 737-300 from being flown by "unsuitable and inadequate" pilots.
Greek investigators blamed the Aug. 14, 2005, crash outside Athens, Greece, on human error after an unpressurized cabin knocked out both pilots soon after takeoff from Cyprus.


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Scene 37 The Mistake
Erina has her first day at work but makes a big mistake and has two work with Mike to fix it.
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Erina: Hello, Campus Pizza.
Mike: Hey Erina, it's Mike.
Erina: Oh, hi Mike. What's wrong?
Mike: Well I just delivered a pizza to this guy, and he said he talked to you and he ordered a ham pineapple pizza, half of it with no pineapples, and there's double the pineapples on it.
Erina: Oh my gosh, what was I thinking? I must have written it down wrong.
Mike: It's okay, don't worry about it. It's your first day, and it might have just been an English mistake. But listen, I need you to tell Jeff to make a new one right away.
Erina: But Mike, Jeff is on his break right now. What should I do with the pizza then?
Mike: Well, it's pretty easy, it's pretty much already pre-made. You've made pizza before, do you think you can do it?
Erina: Yeah, I think so.
Mike: Okay, now you'll find all the ingredients there, you put on tomato sauce, leave the crust empty, put on the ham, and make sure you only put pineapples on half of the pizza.
Erina: Okay, I'll make sure. I'll do that.
Mike: You put it in the oven for 6 minutes, and I should be back in 10 minutes to pick it up.
Erina: Okay.
Mike: One more thing Erina.
Erina: What is it?
Mike: This guy is really unhappy, so why don't you throw in an extra order of breadsticks, just to make him happy.
Erina: Yeah, I was thinking the same thing, too. I will work on it right now.
Mike: Okay, I'll be back in 10 minutes. See you soon.
Erina: Thanks Mike.
What was I thinking?
Oh, my gosh. What was I thinking?
The phrase 'What was I thinking?' is used to show the speaker made a mistake and regrets it. You can also say 'What were you thinking?' if listener thinks the speaker made a big mistake. Notice the following:
- I forgot to put gas in my car. Ugh! What was I thinking?
- You forgot your wife's birthday! What were you thinking?
pick it up
I should be back in ten minutes to pick it up.
Here, the phrase 'pick it up' means to go and collect something. You can pick up a thing, like a pizza, or you can pick up a person, as in pick up the kids at school. Notice the following.
- My dry cleaning should be done. I need to pick it up today.
- She went to pick her friend up at the airport.
throw in
Why don't you throw in a extra order of breadsticks.
Here, the phrase throw in means to include something. When you throw something in, you can add it to something else even though it was not needed. Here are some more uses:
- The teacher threw in a few difficult questions for the smart students.
- When I opened my lunch, I was happy to see my mom threw in some chocolates.
just to
Throw in some breadsticks just to make him happy.
Here the phrase 'just to' means 'in order to'. The word 'just' means 'simply' or 'only' and shows the main reason for doing something. Notice the following:
- You should take extra clothes just to be safe.
- She stayed late just to make sure the work got done.
work on it
I will work on it right now.
The phrase 'work on it' just means to 'do something'. Here 'work on it' means make the pizza. Notice the following uses of the phrase 'work on it'.
- I have not finished the assignment. I am still working on it.
- I can't finish the project now, but we will work on it next week.


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We all knew that the Beatles NEVER go out of style. Everyone, and I mean everyone, likes the Beatles. They have expired numerous musicals (Rain, Across The Universe) and are still selling at a rapid rate on iTunes. It seems like new compilation albums for the Beatles are coming out every year because their music is still in high demand.
John, Paul, Ringo, and George, you have made such an impact on the music industry, and that is evident in how the youngest generation knows your music.
The music of the Beatles has been passed on from one generation to another as we hear our parents play it, and our parents, parents played it.
We all know "Hey Jude", "I Wanna Hold Your Hand", "Twist and Shout", and "I Am the Walrus."
Watch kids from 6 to 10 answer questions about the Beatles and react to their musical performances and afterwards, a couple argue using a medley of 17 Beatles songs.
We will ignore Justin Beiber references, but accept the "He's the Niall," One Direction comments.
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Heupel Law | Kevin Heupel
No, the debt limits in a Chapter 13 apply to the full amount of the debt regardless if it there is a joint debtor.
Answer Applies to: Colorado
Replied: 8/17/2011
Janet A. Lawson Bankruptcy Attorney | Janet Lawson
No, the liability is "joint and several" so the entire amount counts.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/15/2011
Tucker Legal Clinic | Samuel Tucker
The total debt would be listed on the schedules. Both spouses are responsible for the entire debt jointly and severally.
Answer Applies to: Mississippi
Replied: 8/15/2011
Lake Forest Bankruptcy | Anerio V. Altman, Esq.
he secured debt limits in a Chapter 13 depend upon your secured liabilities under State and Federal Law so generally no, we don't use half debts-You are liable for the full Community Property debt under State Law and that's what we use in BK. It is possible something different may apply in your case.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/15/2011
Law Office of Asaph Abrams | Asaph Abrams
If one's a codebtor or cosigner on debt, one is liable for the entire debt. Answer does not address all implications of the question, nor is it legal advice to be relied upon.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/15/2011
Bankruptcy Law office of Bill Rubendall | William M. Rubendall
If a debt is jointly owned there is what is called "joint and several liability." The entire debt is owed by either one of the joint borrowers, so a bankruptcy of one does not cut the debt in half.
Answer Applies to: California
Replied: 8/15/2011
Ross Smith, Attorney at Law | Charles Ross Smith III
Your question is badly worded, but the answer is , yes. But remember, you owe the WHOLE mortgage. You can not cut the amount due on the mortgage in 1/2 because your spouse is not filing. You will need an attorney to effectively file a Chapter 13. Get a good one. The best bankruptcy attorneys cost no more than part time practitioners in bankruptcy. Good luck. Thank you for reading me. I hope you found this answer to be helpful. This answer is not intended to create an attorney/client relationship. It is general information that should be discussed with your own attorney. Because the law in other jurisdictions is different and the facts of each case are different, consumers cannot rely on the opinions expressed here.
Answer Applies to: Ohio
Replied: 8/15/2011
Melinda Murphy Dionne, PC | Melinda Murphy Dionne
I am assuming that you are asking whether you only count one-half of joint secured debt in determining whether you qualify for Chapter 13 when only one of the joint owners is filing. In most cases you are jointly liable for the entire debt. For example, if you both sign a note and mortgage, the mortgage company can sue either or both of you for the entire debt until the note is paid in full. Unless you are only liable for one-half of the debt (your documents must provide this specifically) you list the entire debt in your Chapter 13 case. In determining whether you qualify to file for Chapter 13 the entire amount of secured debt that you are liable for is considered. The fact that you have a co-debtor will generally not reduce the amount of debt that you are obligated to pay.
Answer Applies to: Alabama
Replied: 8/14/2011
Colorado Legal Solutions | Stephen Harkess
No. You don't owe half of the debt. You owe all of it. Even if you file separately, all of the debt will count toward the debt limit.
Answer Applies to: Colorado
Replied: 8/14/2011
Ashman Law Office | Glen Edward Ashman
Answer Applies to: Georgia
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Law Office of Maureen O' Malley | Maureen O'Malley
Answer Applies to: Virginia
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The Schreiber Law Firm | Jeffrey D. Schreiber
Debt is usually joint and several which means the creditor can collect all from one debtor and not just half so all secured debt is included in the debt limitation.
Answer Applies to: California
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Pop star Ke$ha has credited an action-packed vacation with helping her to dream up a magical theme for her new record.
The singer is set to release her second album, "Warrior," two years after shooting to fame with her party anthem-packed debut, "Animal."
The singer reveals her new material is inspired by a soul-searching quest around the world, in which she dived with killer sharks and helped to care for captive lion cubs.
She tells Ryan Seacrest's KIIS-FM radio show, "The theme of this record is magic. I went on a spirit journey by myself. No security guard. No managers. I just went around the world and lived on a boat. I was in Africa rehabilitating baby lions. I went diving with great white sharks, and just went on this crazy spirit quest. I got hypnotized, and I just really wanted this record to be really positive, really raw, really vulnerable and about the magic of life."


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Social not-working website Facebook has just written a large cheque to IBM to buy hundreds of patents.
Apparently Mark Zuckerberg has just worked out that he is short of Intellectual property and has decided to get some in, quick.
The lack of intellectual property was highlighted when Facebook was sued by Yahoo. Yahoo sued Facebook claiming that it infringed on 10 of its patents, including several that cover online advertising technology.
Normally the procedure would be for Facebook to counter sue with patents of its own and then the two sides will fight it out about who owns or owes the most. The only problem was Facebook only invented 56 things.
The 750 patents from IBM are for lots of different bits of technology, ranging from search to semiconductors.


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BOE's Broadbent Says U.K. Outlook Depends on Global Economy
Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Ben Broadbent defended the openness of the U.K. economy and said international developments are just as important for the outlook as domestic ones.
"Thanks to the deep integration of international banks and capital markets, problems that arise in one part of the world can rapidly arrive on our own shores," Broadbent said in a speech in London today. "It would be a big mistake, however, to imagine that the system brings us only problems."
While the U.K. economy expanded at the fastest pace since 2007 last year, fueled by domestic demand, the Bank of England has warned that growth can only be sustained if the improvement broadens. Crediting domestic policies entirely is misleading because the international environment is important, and "it matters more than via trade volumes alone," Broadbent said.
Broadbent also said that European Central Bank President Mario Draghi's efforts to tackle the euro-area debt crisis in 2012 show the positive impact of strong global ties.
"U.K. policy alone cannot explain why, coincident with the fall in funding costs for U.K. banks, you also saw a steep decline in those for banks in continental Europe," he said in a speech at the Institute of Economic Affairs conference. "That, surely, had more to do with the ECB's declaration that it would 'do whatever it takes' to hold the euro together, and the backing that statement received from core-country governments."
To contact the reporter on this story: Emma Charlton in London at email@example.com
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What does fall out mean?
Definitions for fall out
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word fall out.
Princeton's WordNet
fall out(verb)
have a breach in relations
"We fell out over a trivial question"
follow, fall out(verb)
come as a logical consequence; follow logically
"It follows that your assertion is false"; "the theorem falls out nicely"
come out, fall out(verb)
come off
"His hair and teeth fell out"
fall out(verb)
leave (a barracks) in order to take a place in a military formation, or leave a military formation
"the soldiers fell out"
happen, hap, go on, pass off, occur, pass, fall out, come about, take place(verb)
come to pass
"What is happening?"; "The meeting took place off without an incidence"; "Nothing occurred that seemed important"
fall out(Verb)
To come out of something by falling.
fall out(Verb)
To cease to be on friendly terms.
Fall Out
"Fall Out" is the 17th and final episode of the allegorical British science fiction series The Prisoner, which starred Patrick McGoohan as the incarcerated Number Six. The episode originally aired in the UK on ITV on 1 February 1968, and was first broadcast in the United States on CBS on 21 September 1968. "Fall Out" generated controversy when it was originally aired owing to the obscurity and ambiguity of the installment's last 20 minutes. This reaction forced McGoohan, who wrote and directed the episode, to go into hiding for a period of time because he was hounded at his own home by baffled viewers demanding explanations. The episode omits the usual long opening sequence in favor of a recap of the penultimate episode, "Once Upon a Time". It is the only episode in the series in which the show's main outdoors location, Portmeirion, is given a specific credit in the opening titles. This resulted from an agreement with Portmeirion's architect, Sir Clough Williams-Ellis, that the location would not be revealed until the series finale.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of fall out in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of fall out in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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Never fall out with your bread and butter.
Sometimes, we have to take medicines and it makes our hair fall out.
I believe in an open mind, but not so open that your brains fall out.
The situation is urgent, they're going to fall out of the sky in 2017.
Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin:
If we allow Kiev to continue... the situation could fall out of control.
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Every Ukrainian organization/association, committee, club, be it branch or main office, or individual has the right to membership in the UCCA, with the understanding that they evidence their agreement with the goals and methods of the UCCA and pay the annual membership dues.
Organizations, associations, clubs interested in applying for membership in the UCCA
Must provide the following:
- Official letter requesting to join UCCA
- A copy of their Bylaws (English and Ukrainian, if applicable)
- A copy of the organization's official registration in the U.S.
- List of Executive Board Members with contacts
- Approximate number of members
All applicants are reviewed by the UCCA's Membership Committee, which then submits the request to the UCCA National Council for final approval. Applicants are notified in writing of the decision of the UCCA with request to their application status.
According to the UCCA bylaws, once approved, all member organizations, which are in good standing with their membership dues, have the right to send a representative(s), based on the number of members they have, to the quadrennial congress of the UCCA.
Additionally, each member organization, in good standing, has a seat and voting rights in the UCCA National Council, the highest ruling body of the UCCA, between the quadrennial congresses.
As prescribed by the UCCA Bylaws, member organizations are required to pay annual membership dues to the Ukrainian Congress Committee of America in the amount of $100 per year.
The UCCA is a 501 C (3) not-for-profit organization and all donations are tax deductible.


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Economists study the use and organisation of the world's productive and financial resources. Economics is not a science in the same way as the physical sciences (physics or chemistry). It includes the study of political, industrial and social relationships and interactions. The field of investigation is very wide and may include the study of such topics as reasons for the balance of payments crises, the effects of different forms of taxation, international trade or business economics. Economics is not a precise science; it is only possible to forecast degrees of probability of a particular economic model having certain results. Economics therories are not classified as correct or incorrect-rather they are either applicable or inapplicable depending upon the situation and circumstances.
Economists study the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Their work is mainly in analysis of data and the practical applications of economic policy in a particular area such as finance, labour, agriculture, transportation, energy, and health. Others develop therories to explain economic phenomenon such as inflation or unemployment.
Economists use mathematical models to develop programmes predicting the nature and length of business cycles, the effects of inflation on the economy, or the effects of tax legislation on the unemployment levels.
Economists who work for the government (such as the Indian Economic Service)
Or apex financial institutions like RBI,IDBI, SEBI,EXIM Bank etc.,assess economic conditions nationally and internationally to estimate the economic effects of specific changes in legislation or public policy .
In the government economists are in structured work schedules preparing reports, often working alone though under pressure of deadlines and prone to interruptions with meetings and conferences.
The primary task of economists is to give advice on the probable consequences of a course of action. For example, in the corporate sector, they may advise a company on the effects of a rise in the price of its products. Economists may also work as advisers with all types of employers. In that role they are not expected to implement decisions, and should be prepared for their advice to be ignored. For those economists who would like to play a more active role in an organization should go in for management positions.
Work Environment
Economists work in the corporate, industrial, government and financial environment. They may be in academics, with international organizations, in banking, stockbroking and pure research. The work is essentially conducted in the typical office environment though there may be business travel at middle and senior levels of management. The work being more in the nature of research and analysis, economists are involved in a lot of paper work, study of data and need to work long hours on the computer.
Economists may specialize in economic research and analysis, economic development and planning. Economists may specialize in financial analysis and management. Many economists work only in market research and analysis while a few specialize in urban and regional planning. Economists may be involved in equity research, in the financial services sector, in rural development, in demographic studies and in the formulation of economic analysis and policies. Their services in various capacities are utilized by government organizations as well as the public and private sectors.
Physical and Psychological Requirements
An analytical mind, skill in quantitative techniques, interest in political and social affairs, analytical powers, resilience to persevere even when suggestions are being ignored, ability to communicate complex research findings to lay people, patience and persistence. Economists must be able to present themselves, both orally and in writing, in a clear, meaningful way.
Most universities offer Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Economics either in the Arts discipline or in the Science discipline, usually the former. Economics is taught as a part of undergraduate and graduate studies and may be chosen as the subject for specialization with honors/major in the subject. In the usual three-year honours curriculum, students are exposed to economic theory,monetary theory, public finance, taxation, business organization, international trade, financial systems and banking, economics of growth, welfare and planning, economic thought and economic history-all aspects of economic activity, processes, systems, etc., with special emphasis on the Indian economy. Most of recognized universities in the country offer an honors programme in Economics at the graduate level.
In the postgraduate programme in Economics, which is usually a two-year programmes, the syllabus deals with the above mentioned topics and areas in greater depth and more analytically. Students get an opportunity to specialise in a specific branch such as rural economics, agricultural economics, welfare economics, public finance, monetary economics, business economics, applied economics, economic analysis and policy, developmental economics, econometrics, mathematical economics, etc. Although postgraduate courses in the subject are offered at most universities, not all of them offer facilities for specialization in all spheres. It is best, therefore, to assertain the course curriculum/structure before applying. Doctoral studies are also offered at most of the universities, which offer the master's degree.
Graduate level courses are open to students who have completed Plus Two or equivalent level of education on the basis of marks secured, generally. The post graduate programmes are usually open to students who have completed their graduation with honours in economics. Admission to the top universities is through an admission test that evaluates the candidate's understanding and knowledge of this subject. Because of the importance of quantitative skills to economists, students should ensure that they have adequate exposure to mathematics and statistics from their school years into undergraduate study. AT the higher levels, knowledge of econometrics and computer science becomes essential.
A Bachelor's degree with a major/honours in Economics is not enough to obtain positions of economists either in private industry or in government and allied institutions. A Master's degree with 55% and above marks/equivalent grade is the minimum requirement though a PhD is ideal for those who aim to have a long innings as also to capture the top positions in industry, commerce and government.
Post graduate degree holders in economics find placement from the campus of central universities in equity research and other financial services in the corporate sector. Market research organisations also offer middle management jobs to start with.
Economics postgraduates may also opt for research fellowships and after completing their thesis apply for teaching assignments in universities and management institutions.
Openings in government (for example, Indian Economic Service, discussed in a separate chapter) and apex financial institutions like the Reserve Bank of India [Refer Chapter: Apex Financial Institutions] are challenging and competitive options.
In industry, business and commerce, there is always a high demand for experienced economists. Aspiring economists should gain experience gathering and analyzing data, conducting surveys, writing reports on their findings while still in college. Trying for an internship in industry could be a good idea during vacations, Joining a specialized research institution is an excellent career move.
While economics may be a specialist qualification, there are also options for economists to get into the Civil Services, in banks and other financial institutions, in operations research, market research, securities and financial services, financial analysis and credit analysis too.
Career Progression
Demand for qualified, experience economists is very high in competitive market conditions. Advancement opportunities for economists with requisite qualifications and wo4rk experience are very good both in the private sector and in the government. Senior economists can be at the helm of affairs at the national level. They may also be taken on in advisory postions in international organizations.
Constant reading and updating is an essential aspect of any successful economist's life.


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Lobbyist Profile: Summary, 2009
|Lobbying Firm
|Dutko Worldwide
|Advanced Cleanup Technologies Inc
American Chemistry Council
Compressed Gas Assn
NV Energy
Olin Corp
RPM Inc
Sierra Pacific Resources
Zeachem Inc
NOTE: All lobbying expenditures on this page come from the Senate Office of Public Records. Data for the most recent year was downloaded on February 10, 2015.
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blame the full moon
i'm so cranky right now. and i really have no idea why.
actually, i do, but admitting it is going to make me sound like a bitter woman.
of all the things i could be doing instead of pouting, like working out, or cleaning my room, or even just unloading my phone's inbox, nothing sounds worth my while.
pms sucks.
i should eat some ice cream. ooh! haagen-dazs mayan chocolate. yum! it's not cheat day today, but aren't you suppposed to get a free pass on bleedy days? no? fine, i don't even like ice cream.
though maybe if i had just eaten a whole gallon of it while crying my eyes out watching serendipity in the first place, i wouldn't be so hostile right now.
every little thing is getting on my nerves, from an honest mistake made by an otherwise innocent student of mine, to the fact that my simpleton brother accidentally reformatted our old pc last night. i'm holding on to grudges and creating imaginary fights in my head.
i probably just need to go back to sleep.
maybe that will chill me out and help me resist the urge to claw someone's eyes out. or maybe i can just dream about it and be happy that way.
it's worth a try. i know tomorrow will be a better day.
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Ruby Conference held at Dhaka
On 22nd April RubyConf Bangladesh 2017 was arranged by Ruby Community Bangladesh at University Grant Commission Auditorium, Dhaka. Around 150 developers have participated in this conference. On this daylong program 10 tech talks was presented by expert rubyists. Nascenia & BdREN were gold sponsor of the conference & BDOSN assisted as partner.
Experts discussed about different frameworks of Ruby, especially Ruby on Rails. Ruby on Rails is a popular full stack web application development framework, which allows us to launch a web application really fast. Popular products like airbnb.com, slideshare, Github are developed using Ruby on Rails. Biyeta.com, ishkul.com are one of few sites in Bangladesh that are built using this framework.
Judging from the eagerness & enthusiasm of the participants, undoubtedly Ruby on Rails is emerging as a popular framework in Bangladesh. The objective of the program was to develop network among Ruby community & to encourage new programmers.
In future, the organizer RubyBD wants to arrange the program at a larger scale.


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Support for our products is very important to us. Check out all the ways you can be supported with our products:
You will receive 24 months of free support (via email) with the purchase of our products.
Support for ButterflyNetRender:
(This support includes any minor updates to the product.)
To purchase additional support contracts – please contact
List of common questions for our products
Messiah Studio needs to be installed Locally on each RenderNode machine. Please make sure you install Messiah Studio in the same directory on each machine.
This is a issue with BNR reading the Lightwave settings in a lws scene file (where a animation plugin is missing a tag). You will need to update to a newer version of BNR to resolve this.
If the frame is getting created -but BNR doesn't find it. I usually is because the output format is not getting matched correctly with the different lightwave formats.
NewTek has made many changes of the output format over the years – Suggest using these types that have not changed:
————– History of changes to the 'Output Format' —————-
NewTek changed the numbering order of the output format for LW9.3.1.
They added new formats and changed the number order that makes it
incompatible with previous LW versions and it may cause image output
problems when people try to render scenes between this version and older
ones. This affects the "OutputFilenameFormat" setting stored in the LW
Here is a list of the affected output formats:
"Name_001" 4 8
"Name_001.xxx" 5 9
"Name_0001" 6 10
"Name_0001.xxx" 7 11
Then in LW10 they changed it to (they switch 4,5,6,7 with 8,9,10,11)
0 = "Name001
1 = "Name001.xxx
2 = "Name0001
3 = "Name0001.xxx
4 = "Name00001
5 = "Name00001.xxx
6 = "Name000001
7 = "Name000001.xxx
8 = "Name_001
9 = "Name_001.xxx"
10 = "Name_0001"
11 = "Name_0001.xxx"
12 = "Name_00001"
13 = "Name_00001.xxx"
14 = "Name_000001"
15 = "Name_000001.xxx"
Then LW 11 they changed it again: (they switched 8,9,10,11 with 4,5,6,7)
0 = "Name001
1 = "Name001.xxx
2 = "Name0001
3 = "Name0001.xxx
4 = "Name_001
5 = "Name_001.xxx
6 = "Name_0001
7 = "Name_0001.xxx
8 = "Name00001
9 = "Name00001.xxx
10 = "Name000001
11 = "Name000001.xxx
12 = "Name_00001
13 = "Name_00001.xxx
14 = "Name_000001
15 = "Name_000001.xxx
**** So you best options to use – to skip most of these issues is to try using these instead:
12 = "Name_00001
13 = "Name_00001.xxx
14 = "Name_000001
15 = "Name_000001.xxx
Windows 2003 with SP1 added a change to the Socket message size – Please install the HotFix 898060 to resolve this issue.
Open the Controller Options->Configure->Priority
Please select FIFO check box. If you not satisfied with result behavior,
Please set the number or rendernodes you would like for each priority level ('Low,Normal,and High Max RenderNodes')
On Windows 7 it seems a message box might get hidden by the main window:
You may need to 'alt-tab' to see if a message window is hidden behind the main window
(As this might make the program look like its frozen, but in fact its just waiting for a click on a message window)
In the Options->Configure->Priority
Confirm the Priority for each level are set to the correct number of rendernodes.
The default is 15 rendernodes.
Windows 2008 Server supports a new sharing file system called SMB2. Which may cause problems when connecting to XP or older OS machines. To solve this issue – you will need to disable the SMB2 support on all clients and servers (Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 2008)
You can use the support forums for questions and email us directly at no charge*
*(email support is no charge for the first 12 months after your purchase, which includes 12 months of minor software updates).
Please try this settings in your firewall:
5950-6100 – BNR Client connect sockets
6516-6546 – Remote Sockets for viewers
7880-7900 – BNR Client command sockets
Find the BNR Membersite under the 'MORE' top menu on the main website. – Click the Find BNR username.
Enter the email address your product is registered to:
A email will be sent with the users matching your email address. (Each BNR Product has a different username to keep track of the products)
Find the BNR Membersite under the 'MORE' top menu on the main website. Then follow the link.
At this screen:
Enter your 'Username' and 'Code' and press the 'Forgot Password' button. The site will email you a new password that you will need to click the 'Activate' link in the email.
Find the BNR Membersite under the 'MORE' top menu on the main website.
There are 2 factors that control the Priority
1. Priority Level = Low, Normal, High, Take Over
2. Priority Order = 1-32757
A Scene with 'Level: High' will run before a Scene with 'Level: Normal'
A Scene with 'Level: Normal' will run before a Scene with 'Level: Low'
A Scene with 'Level: Take Over' is a special level -that can be used to Take over all the rendernodes – for emergency jobs.
Now inside each 'Priority Level' the scenes will run in the 'Priority Order' So: A Scene with 'Level: Normal' and 'Order: 1' will run before 'Level: Normal' and 'Order: 2'
The FIFO setting in Options->Configure Priority is used to set the increase the Priority Order each time you add a scene to the queue. (FIFO – First in First out)
Please see Tree View below for a visual map of how this works:
On windows BNR stores the configuration settings in cfg files located here:
Win2000/XP machine:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ButterflyNetRender\
Vista/Windows 7,8,10:
When you enable the Logging. The LWSN (LightWave renderer) output is captured to a file.
Please check the 'load…' and 'render…' logs to check for any Lightwave rendering issues.
Make sure you place the license key for Kray in the Configure folder on the network where BNR has installed the LightWave plugins.
Check the Log Tab to find text log files:
launch*.txt = command to start rendering
load*.txt = log of loading the scene
render*.txt = log of rendering the scene
Check each log file for any error messages to figure out what might be wrong.
It might be a missing plugin or object file.
Make sure you are only using 1 thread during rendering.
In the BNR Config Lightwave settings (Configure Platforms->LightWave tab) set the Render Threads to 1.
You need to set the output format to fit your frame range – use name0001.xxx
I'm using the LWSN -2 option to give BNR more control over the render nodes. And this also gives me the ability to not have to reload the Scenes each time it renders a frame(s).
However if you want to use the LWSN -3 (Batch mode) option – this is also available.
No, BNR will set this up for you with the Automatic setup feature. All you have to do is install BNR on the same machine that you have Lightwave installed on and you must have a shared network directory that all your machines can access, BNR will do the rest!.
You will need to make sure the LightWave cfg files are created by Launching Lightwave Layout and 'Clear' and 'Rescan' the plugins, then exiting Layout.
ButterflyNetRender requires the Maya scene to be saved with a Frame Ext of 'Name.####.ext'
No, Currently BNR can read the Render Globals from the Maya .ma file – but not the .mb file – you will have to set the render settings after you load a .mb file.
You can setup Modo with the BNR Setup Wizard – this will copy all the files required for network rendering.
Yes it could, but, you could configure the rendernodes to use all CPU's or a single CPU/Core in a multiprocessor system.
So you are not locked into using a rendernode per CPU/Core – you can configure them depending on the type or render system you will be using.
The Controller and Client communicate via TCP/IP.
ButterflyNetRender 4.x:
Socket Ports 5600-5699, 6600-6625, 7600-7615.
ButterflyNetRender 5.x, 6.x, 7.x :
5950-6100 – BNR Client connect sockets
6516-6546 – Remote Sockets for viewers
7880-7900 – BNR Client command sockets
Make sure your firewall (if enabled) has these ports open so the applications can talk with each other.
In the BNR Controller – Select the Options->Controller Information.
Error MSVCR100.DLL Solution
For Windows 32 : Be sure that you have installed the Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package x86
: VC10 SP1 vcredist_x86.exe >>http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=8328
For Windows 64 : Be sure that you have installed the Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Redistributable Package x64
: VC10 SP1 vcredist_x64.exe >>http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=13523
Error 14001: This application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
(Error Number: 14001)
Make sure you install the updated Visual studio vcdist kit that comes with Lightwave – it should be in the same folder that Lightwave was installed in.
Here is the link to help understand how to setup After Effects CS6 for network rendering
Yes, Just install the client after you install the controller and configure it with this machines IP address.
Please confirm you are not running a Firewall on the Controller machine or Client machines.
ButterflyNetRender 4.x:
Socket Ports 5600-5699, 6600-6625, 7600-7615.
ButterflyNetRender 5.x, 6.x, 7.x :
5950-6100 – BNR Client connect sockets
6516-6546 – Remote Sockets for viewers
7880-7900 – BNR Client command sockets
If you want to run a Firewall on these machines – Please open these ports for Local TCPIP traffic


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Kindle books and more
Use OpenDNS for a faster & safer Internet
Project Honey Pot
My gamer card
Hoping to get banned by the Great Firewall of China
Free Tibet from the evil Chinese Government
Remember Communism has killed over 70 Million people in China alone, plus all the other millions murdered by Stalin & Castro. Beating the socialist of Hitler of only about 20 to 30 million murdered.
China has killed its own people on several occasions & has encouraged the genocide in Darfur by helping them with refining the oil.
Why are we still recognizing them as a valid Government? They don't even care for their own people, China had a leader that said that for the world order we can kill 6 Million Chinese. (That was not a direct quote, but similar to what Mao Tse Tung did say.)
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The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Friday 4 December 2009
The list below of leading figures in the theatre world mistakenly said the actor Simon Russell Beale performed in The Cherry Orchard and The Winter's Tale at the Young Vic this year. It was, rather, the Old Vic.
Samuel West actor, 43
"What makes British theatre great is the fact that the majority of our talent is not based in London. But this needs to be protected by paying a fair wage to all those involved in regional repertory."
Highlights of 2009: Lead role in Enron.
Coming up: West End transfer for Enron in January.
Thea Sharrock director, 31
"British theatre is on a real high at the moment. It's about the sheer quality and range of productions that are being staged. I think this comes from the National Theatre – it's so well-run and eclectic. People see a range of plays being staged there and it makes them unafraid of doing something difficult or unusual."
Highlights of 2009: Equus on Broadway, As You Like It at the Globe, Mrs Klein at the Almeida.
Coming up: The Misanthrope, starring Keira Knightley, opens in the West End next week.
Jane Horrocks actor, 45
"We've had lots of great new writing in the last couple of years – let's have more of it, please. But we've had nothing to rail against under Labour – perhaps if we get a Tory government, we'll see more agit-prop."
Highlights of 2009: Annie Get Your Gun at London's Young Vic, and the BBC4 drama Gracie.
Coming up: Potential project at the Young Vic.
Simon Stephens playwright, 38
"There's a unique respect for playwrights in this country, and a unique relationship between actors and writers."
Highlights of 2009: His play Pornography had a successful run at London's Tricycle theatre, while his latest, Punk Rock, sold out in London and Manchester.
Coming up: New plays for the Lyric Hammersmith and the Brighton festival.
Rupert Goold director, 37
"We're seeing a lot of new, exciting productions in regional theatres – the core repertoire isn't necessarily what audiences there want. But there's still a crisis in regional funding."
Highlights of 2009: Enron at Chichester and the Royal Court. Divided critics with his first opera, Turandot, at English National Opera.
Coming up: Will become associate director with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 2010.
John Richardson 35 and Kate Pakenham 34; producers at London's Old Vic
Richardson: "The future is about collaborations between regional theatres and London's West End."
Pakenham: "We've got a great talent in Britain for staging work in found spaces. If theatre remains a visceral, physical experience, it can act as a counterbalance to the isolation of the internet."
Highlights of 2009: Dancing at Lughnasa and Inherit the Wind.
Coming up: John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation.
Caro Newling producer, 52
"There's been an extraordinary surge of playwrights emerging over the last three or four years, and a superb generation of independently minded artistic directors who are prepared to commission, and take risks on, new work."
Highlights of 2009: Architect of the Old Vic/Brooklyn Academy's Bridge Project; produced the West End show Three Days of Rain.
Coming up: Second year of the Bridge Project, and US tour of Shrek the Musical.
Steve Waters playwright, 44
"We're seeing a lot of plays that are a topical response to events, especially at places like the Tricycle and the Bush. We've got to ensure that theatre remains this supple."
Highlights of 2009: His double-bill about climate change, The Contingency Plan, at London's Bush Theatre.
Coming up: Radio broadcast of The Contingency Plan, and new play for the Donmar.
Dominic West actor, 40
"The strongest actor in British theatre at the moment is Mark Rylance."
Highlights of 2009: After The Wire, returned to the London stage in Helen Edmundson's adaptation of Life Is A Dream at the Donmar.
Coming up: Directing BBC drama Moving On in Liverpool in January.
Alia Bano playwright, 28
"British theatre is very cutting-edge. Playwrights here aren't afraid of saying something controversial. And people in theatre are very supportive of each other; they give advice, listen and create a very productive atmosphere. It's a little bubble of excitement, really."
Highlights of 2009: Won the Evening Standard theatre award for most promising playwright for her debut play, Shades.
Coming up: New plays for the Royal Court and the National Theatre.
Kwame Kwei-Armah playwright, 42
"The financial situation is making whole generations politicised, and that's coming through in our theatre. I would like to see greater diversity in terms of the voices coming out of the black community. Often I feel we're being commissioned to only write about our horribleness."
Highlights of 2009: New work at the Tricycle.
Coming up: Radio play about Robert Mugabe; a new play for the National Theatre.
Amanda Drew actor, 39
"It's new writing that makes British theatre great. For an actor, there's nothing quite like creating a character for the first time, and discussing every nuance of the writer's words."
Highlights of 2009: Lead roles in Enron at Chichester and the Royal Court, and Parlour Song at the Almeida.
Coming up: West End transfer of Enron.
Simon Russell Beale actor, 48
"The dynamic in British theatre has always been about balancing our rich theatrical tradition with new writing. The high quality of what we do has remained the same since about 1620."
Highlights of 2009: Performed in The Cherry Orchard and The Winter's Tale at the Young Vic and the Brooklyn Academy, New York, as part of the Bridge Project collaboration.
Coming up: New production of Dion Boucicault's London Assurance at the National in March.
Lucy Prebble playwright, 28
"The reason British theatre is booming is that the people who go to the theatre – the upper-middle classes – actually have more disposable income than they ever have before. They've seen rates go down on VAT and their tracker mortgages, and their jobs are safeguarded."
Highlights of 2009: Her play Enron won five-star reviews; nominated for best play at the Evening Standard theatre awards.
Coming up: West End transfer of Enron, working on film version. Several TV projects, and a new play.
Josie Rourke artistic director, 33
"We're better at getting things put on quickly here than in the US. A play I like can land on my desk, and within six months we're putting it on."
Highlights of 2009: Commanded a strong season as artistic director at London's Bush theatre.
Coming up: The Taming of the Shrew for the Chicago Shakespeare Company.
Ella Hickson playwright, 24
"We've got a great bunch of women writers who are not being judged in gender terms – it's like they've finally realised we're more than just boobs. We're also losing our fetishistic obsession with diversity. About 60% of this country is middle class – we shouldn't be afraid of trying to reflect that on stage."
Highlights of 2009: Her first full-length play, Precious Little Talent, went down a storm at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Coming up: A film version of Precious Little Talent, and new works for Edinburgh's Traverse theatre and Glasgow's Oran Mór.
Felix Barrett director, 31
"The new writing that's happening is extraordinary. Everyone is desperately trying to prove themselves and come up with the next thing. We at Punchdrunk feel guilty about our [relatively high] ticket prices, but our shows rarely break even."
Highlights of 2009: Collaborated with Damon Albarn and Adam Curtis on It Felt Like a Kiss, the new work by his theatre company, Punchdrunk.
Coming up: A new promenade production with English National Opera.
Naana Agyei-Ampadu actor, 27
"The government really takes theatre seriously. Funding schemes such as the Travelex £10 ticket deal are a great way to nurture people's interest in theatre."
Highlights of 2009: Played a sex-starved singer in Been So Long at the Young Vic and on tour.
Coming up: Lead role in new Channel 4 film The Wags of Great Britain.
Nica Burns producer, 50
"We have a problem, as British people, with standing up and saying we're good at something. Well, we're good at theatre – we always have been. We've got such a great canon of interesting writing, whether classical repertoire or new work."
Highlights of 2009: Producing West End shows The Rise and Fall of Little Voice and Endgame.
Coming up: Productions in planning include Ibsen's Ghosts and O'Neill's Long Day's Journey into Night.
Polly Stenham playwright, 23
"There is some apprehension about a change of government. The Royal Court and National rely on funding, and I don't know how they could be more frugal – they're so careful with their cash as it is. But I did see David Cameron at the Court once, so maybe he's into theatre."
Highlights of 2009: Second play, Tusk Tusk, opened at the Royal Court.
Coming up: Screen adaptations of That Face and Tusk Tusk; a new work for the Royal Court.
Howard Davies director, 64
"The politics and social commentary that has been at the driving heart of British theatre had gone a bit soft – but it's now starting to revitalise itself. The massive scam in the financial sector has made everybody angry, and this is starting to show in theatre."
Highlights of 2009: Won best director at the Evening Standard theatre awards for Burnt By the Sun at the National.
Coming up: New version of Bulgakov's The White Guard at the National.
Laurie Sansom director, 37
"The rejuvenation of regional theatre has continued this year, but the recession has put pressure on us: we have to rely on local audiences rather than tourists. But in such times it is essential to hold your nerve, and continue producing provocative and theatrically exciting work."
Highlights of 2009: Young America season at Northampton's Royal & Derngate Theatre, where he is artistic director.
Coming up: Expected London transfer of the Young America season.
Ian Rickson director, 45
"British plays have the power to be so many things – metaphors, polemics – even in a tiny studio that seats just 40 people. We tend to think of theatre in Britain as something rarefied, like croquet, but it's not – it's a space for talking about the world."
Highlights of 2009: Directing Jerusalem at the Royal Court.
Coming up: West End transfer of Jerusalem.
Rory Kinnear actor, 31
"It doesn't feel as if we're living through a 'golden age' – that was really between 1550 and 1610. There are still the same strengths and weaknesses in British acting that we've always had – the balance between adhering to the text and being innovative with it."
Highlights of 2009: Burnt by the Sun at the National.
Coming up: Hamlet at the National and Measure for Measure at the Almeida.
Hayley Atwell actor, 27
"Theatre is an immediate form of escapism. When there are difficulties in our own lives there is an even stronger need for theatre to move, excite and make people think."
Highlights of 2009: A View From the Bridge in the West End.
Coming up: The US remake of The Prisoner, and a TV adaptation of Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth.
John McGrath artistic director, 47
"There is a perception of a split between new writing, classic work and everything else – the unusual, the interactive, the physical. Actually, the most interesting theatre work is going on in the spaces between those three."
Highlights of 2009: Launched the National Theatre Wales, as artistic director.
Coming up: NTW's first season includes Michael Sheen in a Passion play and site-specific work all over Wales from March.
Roy Williams playwright, 41
"I can't remember the last time there has been a year when I've seen so many pieces I've been blown away by – not just plays, but performances and direction. But I still want to see more diversity – black audiences who are not just going to see a black play."
Highlights of 2009: New work at the Tricycle in London; RSC tour of his Days of Significance.
Coming up: New play Sucker Punch will open at the Royal Court next summer.
Juliet Stevenson actor 53
"I've been on stage most evenings this year, which means I haven't seen much. Tough times have generated a deep appetite for serious theatre – but a golden age? I'm not so sure: most theatres are still run by men, and we need more women writing and directing."
Highlights of 2009: Nomination for best actress in the Evening Standard theatre awards for Duet for One, at the Almeida and Vaudeville theatres, London
Coming up: Playing a model agency head in Desert Flower, a film about Somalian model Waris Dirie.


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Using Facebook pages to measure Dakar's Internet participation
A new website aims to monitor how social media is contributing to African development. Médias sociaux pour le développement, also known as Mesodev, is founded on the observation that although social media is very useful for development, little information on its use is available from a development perspective.
Mesodev (written in French) hopes to:
- provide information, existing or new, the possible use of social media for development, including information for better use
- form information sharing partnerships with both the private sector and the development sector
Two months after launch, Mesodev still lacks substantial content, but we are drawn to two posts in particular.
One is a nifty project that aims to determine Internet participation in each neighborhood of Dakar, Senegal. Not surprisingly, each part of Dakar has its own Facebook page. A color-coded Google map shows how many people liked each page as of December 27, 2012. Popular areas include Rufisque (4,000+ people) and Guediawaye (3,200+).
Afficher View Facebook: Geography Dakar on a larger map
The other nugget is a deep-dive into a report of global political leaders on Twitter. Mesodev points out flaws of the report and adds that only 21 of the 37 African countries mentioned in the report (39%) have an active Twitter account for at least the president, primer minister, of the government.
Translated into English, the insight is right up our alley: "Apart from Algeria, Gabon, Mauritius and Cape Verde that we thought would be present on Twitter, [accounts] are often absent in fragile countries (Central African Republic, Sudan, Guinea Bissau, Equatorial Guinea) and/or [those with] questionable freedom of expression, particularly in regard to social networks (Congo, Lesotho, Swaziland…)."
The Mesodev project has big plans and, given success, hopes to expand to other regions like Latin America. Follow @Mesodev for the latest insight.
P.S. We've created a Twitter list that aggregates all African head of state accounts. Quite a few are active and may even follow you back!
P.P.S. For even more great Internet analysis from Senegal, have a look at Dossier: Démocratiser l'internet au Sénégal.


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When the Big Apple no longer felt big enough, Dave Prager and his wife Jenny Steeves moved to a city of sixteen million people-and, seemingly, twice that many horns honking at once.
Call them the New Delhi Yankees. In Delirious Delhi ($17.95) Dave takes readers through India's capital as he and Jenny experienced it: isolated, overwhelmed, and loving every minute of it. With 24 pages of color photos, this book offers hilarious anecdotes, astute observations, and attempted comprehension about what they encountered, ate, and stared at while stuck in traffic in this frantically expanding world capital. And in their telling, Delhi is truly delirious in every definition of the word: it's ecstatic, hallucinatory, mind-boggling, feverish, and vastly energizing-all at the same time.
Organized into twelve thematic chapters (like work-life, transportation, and food), Delirious Delhi helps newcomers orient themselves to this intense and amazing city, and it lets veterans see it through eyes that have never seen anything like it before. It's perfect for anyone who has lived in India, anyone who is moving there, or anyone who is planning a
Dave Prager was a typical copywriter working at a typical Madison Avenue advertising agency until fate (and human resources) offered the opportunity of a lifetime: to spend a year-and-a-half working at the agency's office in Gurgaon. While many Americans would recoil with visions of mosquito Armageddon and monkey pickpockets, Dave and Jenny leaped to spend the next 18 months immersed in the cuisine of their dreams. They currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area, where they're anxiously awaiting their daughter Georgiana to be old enough to sit through a 20-hour flight to India.
When the Big Apple no longer felt big enough, Dave Prager and his wife, Jenny, moved to a city of sixteen million people--with seemingly twice as many honking horns. Living and working in Delhi, the couple wrote about their travails and discoveries on their popular blog Our Delhi Struggle.


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We received some very thoughtful comments on our post about having to be well off in order to eat well. Thank you to all who commented.
Diana mentioned Will Allen's urban farming project "Growing Power" and so did the NY Times on July 1. Allen's urban farm has 14 greenhouses crammed onto 2 acres of land in a working class neighborhood in Milwaukee. He's producing a quarter of a million dollars worth of food. Besides the 25,000 pots full of vegetables, the farm also produces tilapia, perch, chickens, ducks, heritage turkeys, honey and every four months turns out 100,000 pounds of compost (the farm utilizes 1/4 of it; they sell the rest).
Allen also teaches would-be urban farmers from all over the country highlighting the details of aquaponics, worm castings and grub worms. Will Allen is showing us that eating well does not need to be just for the elite. He says we need 50 million more people growing food in their yards and on their porches.
I have a feeling that many of you already do. I am fortunate to have a lot of yard attached to my house and work to keep a steady supply of greens and herbs. In the summer the food mutiplies 10-fold and it is a pleasure to walk into my yard to get a breakfast of raspberries, some green beans for dinner, arugula salad for lunch. August and September will bring apples, plums, tomatoes, corn, squash, peppers. I wish I could get more blueberries and huckleberries to grow in the dry shade in the front of my house. Working on that. I dream of a chicken coop or a small greenhouse.
Are you one of Will Allen's 50 million urban farmers? What's growing on your porch? Or what do you hope to grow soon?


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