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Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, United States (4E) – Thousands of dollars worth of donated gifts have been taken Tuesday from a church in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts and police are now investigating.
According to officials, someone managed to enter the locked storage at St. Anne's Church when the shed's door got broken after it was kicked in.
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Who cares about Paul Walker, Ludacris, Tyrese? This movie pits The ROCK vs Vin Diesel, that's better than Arnold vs Sly, Jackie Chan vs Jet Li, or even Aliens vs Predator. The Second and Third Movies may not have been all that great, but they definitely know how to pique my interest by launching cars off cliffs, and then base jumping from the falling car. With stunts like that, I could care less about plot. I'm guessing this movie's storyline will play out like they cut and pasted the best parts of Fast and the Furious, Heat, Oceans 11, No Holds Barred, and Bullitt.
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The case for the Article V Convention
We know our approach to existence is being subverted. The War on Terror, the War on Drugs, non-transparent elections, etc. are charades specifically meant to keep humanity enslaved. Politics As Usual keeps the charade in place. If you can stop Politics As Usual, you have a good chance of opening up political dialogue, and thus a chance to galvanize people to break the status quo so it can be reformed..
The Constitution contains a convention clause in Article V. If America held a convention, it requires that delegates would have to be elected by the states, the delegates would then convene to draft/propose amendments, those proposals would then be sent to the states for possible ratification. In other words, the Article V Convention is a three-part national discussion which stops Politics As Usual dead in its tracks. It breaks the current status quo of institutionalized corruption so it can be reformed.
We already know where things are headed with corporate governance--it's in the process of removing all protections. Public government has been drowned in private money. The Article V Convention will engage and re-educate everyone, and we can discuss things--not on a blog--but on the authority of the law, which would become binding if enough people of the states agree to ratify something.
The Article V Convention is the objective solution, based on all we know to be true of history and the human condition. It is a popular discussion the powers that be do not want to have.
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Won't work. Here's why:
Back in the 1980s, congress gave itself a 25% pay raise with the stipulation that 8 years later (when G. W. Bush was out of office) that cost of living increases would kick in making pay raises automatic without the required vote. People were outraged, but what could they do? One student in Texas had an idea. Knowing that one of the original Bill of Rights (that failed raitification) prohibited pay raises until an election has intervened, began lobbying state houses across the country. In 1992, just as the raises were to be implemented, it became our 27th amendment.
Congress was furious when the archivist announced that it had passed. They claimed the right to accept or reject Article V Amendments, but the people objected. Congress had to find another way around it. It took a few days, but they found one.
It was a time of high inflation, caused by congress intentionally increasing the money supply in order to cause inflation so that the value of the huge national debt (thanks to Regan) would be devalued. This, congress said, meant that for as long as they do not give themselves cost of living increases, they are in violation of the amendment because their pay was being decreased. Judge Sporkin of the 9th district court agreed, saying that those who filed suit were miscreants and that congress should never be held hostage by the people. It was then official. A cost of living increase in pay is not a pay increase.
The Supreme Court never had the authority that it claims today until it gave itself unconstitutional powers in a bloodless coup d'etat in 1819. It decreed that the Constitution is not law (no matter that it says it is), but is a guideline. Now, no matter what amendments Article V would come up with will be invalidated if congress & the courts consider it a "political matter".
We need to re-ratify the 10th amendment first, because until that is done, the Constitution is no longer the law of the land.
Dec 5 2012: In your zeal to damn Democrats & liberals (who are not necessarily the same animal, by the way) rather than see the larger picture, you misrepresent history. It is very unfair. You fail to mention that the huge national debt was ENTIRELY the result of the Regan revolution and Regonomics. It was a bipartisan doing led by Reagan's popularity.
You also fail to mention that the senate was Republican during three of the four Reagan congressional sessions, and no spending bill became law without the consent of the (large majority republican) senate and the republican president - Ronald Reagan - who pushed his massive spending bills through with full support of the Republicans.
Both sides agreed that inflation was necessary in order to reduce the "value" of the Reagan debt, which was as terrifying then as today's debt is to us.
Hate doesn't help. We need to be able to talk about history as it happened, no matter how much we don't like looking at ourselves as we do so.
Dec 5 2012: Again it was not a result of Reaganomics.
The senate does not create the budget. It was mostly a deception by the Tip O'Neil in other words he lied and Reagan regretted agreeing to it.
Again one of the most powerful people is the speaker of the house and they are the ones who have the most control over the budget. Which I suppose is why the senate not submitting a budget in years is not as big a deal?
Dec 5 2012: You have so little understanding of how government works, yet you are furious about mistakes in your own thinking. The reason you have not seen any spending bills come out of the senate in recent years is because ALL spending bills MUST originate in the house. They CAN'T originate in the senate.
Furthermore, Ronald Reagan's entire campaign theme was "Reagonomics", called trickle-down economics. He wasn't talked into it. He campaigned on it. It involves massive government spending that is supposed to put money in the hands of the wealthy so that they could become job creators, and in this way increase revenues. The only thing that Reaganomics gave us was inflation and massive debt that it took Clinton to begin to get us out of. Then came Bush 2 who merely took Reaganomics and put it on steroids and broke our government.
I will grant that Obama seems to like the failed Reagan policies, but he is no worse than the two mentioned above who came before him.
Before you argue about government, perhaps you should learn about it. Read the constitution perhaps? I keep correcting errors in your posts that anyone with a basic understanding of government should know before they take such hardened stances, such as the house originates all spending bills and congress authorizes and funds various government departments, etc.
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Wow, I never thought I'd see the day: Special K is about to get a makeover! Remember the drug's sleazy clubbing days in the '90s? The highly-addictive drug, called ketamine, started off as a humble animal tranquilizer but worked its ways into the hottest night spots, sending users into an ecstasy that made time stand still -- or, more accurately, into a "dissociative anesthesia" that could lead to a psychotic breakdown.
But here's the latest twist in ketamine's history: It could revolutionize the way depression is treated. I'm not talking your garden-variety blues. This is for real, serious, deep, clinical depression. How could something so toxic for club kids be so helpful for people who are ill?
Well, I guess kind of in the same way other prescription medications can be toxic to healthy people but helpful to sick people. It would be self-destructive and harmful to take any psychotropic drugs if you're not suffering from a mental illness. That's why they call it drug abuse.
You can read all about how dangerous K is for most of us in this Gawker post. Yeech, I get heart palpitations just reading that. Okay, okay, I get it! No K for me! Or you, or you, or you.
But researchers are experimenting with ketamine at the NeuroPsychiatric Center next to Ben Taub hospital in Houston, Texas, and they're optimistic about how it could change the way depression is treated. Long story short, traditional anti-depressants take weeks to take effect. But ketamine kicks in almost immediately. Obviously such a potentially dangerous drug would require a lot of careful study before it becomes a commonly-prescribed drug. But it's worth investigating if it could save lives.
Had you heard of ketamine before? Do you think it's worth studying?
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Yeah, I've heard of it as a party drug. It's definitely not the first to have several "uses", per se. There's sort of an underground thing where MDMA (ecstacy) is being used to help treat PTSD in very small doses, which I have read about in an Oprah mag awhile back. It's just a fine line to walk, with it's addictive properties.
Never heard of it. I've never done drugs so...
I have struggled with treatment resistant depression for years and have been researching other avenues of treatment for just as long. Ketamine is not a new thing in the arena of depression treatment, it's simply new to the US as far as large scale studies go. It has had proven effects in overseas studies. ONE DOSE of ketamine can provide up to a month of relief for some patients. It could end up being the breakthrough so many in the mental health community have waited for. It would have to be very carefully controlled, and plans are for it to be administered by a doctor only, with strict protocols. Depression is such a terrible disease to fight, and anyone who has dealt with it will tell you that a patient will do almost anything for relief. Ketamine may be known as a "club drug", but if it works, and if the protocols work, it could actually end up keeping patients off of other drugs that they might use recreationally in order to alleviate symptoms that conventional medications are no longer helping with. Instead of simply writing a piece on something talking about your own opinion on the matter, try looking into the research side of things. You could potentially shed light on something that would give a depression patient renewed hope.
never heard of it.
Yeah I have, never tried it though. I really hope it works! I have been struggling with depression for 8 years and nothing seems to work :/
I have heard of it but never tried it. If there is reason to believe it may work I say try it.
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FAA says delays are awfulTuesday, April 23rd, 2013
"As a result of employee furloughs due to sequestration, the FAA is implementing traffic management initiatives at airports and facilities around the country. Travelers can expect to see a wide range of delays that will change throughout the day depending on staffing and weather related issues. For example, the FAA is experiencing staffing challenges at the New York and Los Angeles En Route Centers and at the Dallas-Ft. Worth and Las Vegas TRACONs. Controllers will space planes farther apart so they can manage traffic with current staff, which will lead to delays at airports including DFW, Las Vegas and LAX. The FAA also expects delays at Newark and LaGuardia because of weather and winds.
"The FAA will continue to work with the airlines throughout the day to try and minimize delays for travelers. We encourage all travelers to check their flight status and also to visit fly.faa.gov for the latest airport delay information.
"Yesterday more than 1,200 delays in the system were attributable to staffing reductions resulting from the furlough. There were more than 1,400 additional delays as a result of weather and other factors."
So do your job, public. Sound off about how steamed you are over the delays. After all, you're part of the game. Personally, I don't like games.
Airline complaints boost case for GAFriday, April 12th, 2013
Just a quick shoutout to Southwest, where tighter seating arrangements mean arms and knees of fellow passengers are glued to yours for the duration of the trip, and fewer cabin crews are using Southwest's trademark humor during announcements. In fact, some are downright condescending. Also, thanks, Southwest, for losing the camera tripod used by AOPA photographer Chris Rose on our flight frmo Baltimore to Birmingham April 5.
Burt Rutan developing Ski Gull seaplaneTuesday, April 9th, 2013
Greg Koontz practicing for Sun `n FunTuesday, April 9th, 2013
Airshow performer Greg Koontz got practice with his new Decathlon Xtreme for his Friday, Saturday, Sunday performances at Sun `n Fun, and we got great pictures for an upcoming article on the airplane. That's Chris Rose on the ground, by prior briefing and agreement, getting the shot of the maneuver that Koontz uses for his ribbon cutting. This airplane had a bird strike the morning the shot was taken, but the cowling crack was quickly glued and repaired. CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE
Hawker jet line to find owner by mid-yearWednesday, March 27th, 2013
World's busiest airports namedTuesday, March 26th, 2013
Here's how Americans send robots to MarsThursday, March 21st, 2013
Doesn't hurt to recap one of America's proudest achievements, sending a huge robot to Mars. Thanks to blimp pilot, author, and aerial photographer Hunter H. Harris of the Eastern Shore of Maryland for sending this link along. It's easy to get to Mars. You just build a rocket, aim to the right of the moon, and it's all downhill from there, as you'll see. Crank the volume–this one's hard to hear.


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The411: This weekend a new stage play that received raving reviews in Louisville is now headed to Elizabethtown. Tyrone Goodman's "What Shall I Do..." will be at the Historical State Theater, 209 West Dixie Highway Saturday, February 19th.
"What Shall I Do" iintroduces audiences to the life of an urban teenage girl struggling with the fact that her parents are getting a divorce. The play follows her struggle and how she copes with her new life. The play is described as thought-provoking; emotional but even with a serious topic it still has humor in it.
Spend your evening in Elizabethtown it's just down road from Bowling Green, Louisville, Lexington and Nashville. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. The show begins at 8:00 p.m.
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Reluctant Nomads: Biennial Culture and Its Discontents
Since the mid-1990s, the embrace of what is now referred to as "biennial culture" has precipitated a series of questions connected to the ways in which international exhibitions interact with and intervene in global society's uneasy (and uneven) processes of neoliberal globalization. In this article, I address the biennialization of contemporary art in the context of geopolitical conditions of migration and exile. I ask: Does biennial culture offer a utopian vision of transnational harmony? Or does it simply epitomize the colonizing tendencies of global corporatism? I argue that large-scale international exhibitions tend to engage in a kind of complicit critique: they participate in and profit from the "deterritorialization" of the global marketplace, but are therefore also uniquely positioned to address its excesses. Introducing the term "reluctant nomadism" to refer to artists who challenge biennial culture's romanticization of itineracy and transnational mobility from within, I spotlight three artists—Tony Labat, Yto Barrada, and Ursula Biemann—all of whom subtly interrogate the assumptions of transnational mobility that attach to biennial culture. I argue that Labat, Barrada, and Biemann, who participate in biennial culture while drawing often elided connections between its nomadic tendencies and the barriers and exclusions engendered by global capitalism, are reluctant nomads whose complex mediations on the migrant experience compel us to consider the traumatizing realities of exile, migration, and forced relocation that characterize the lives of those involuntary nomads who cannot boast the beneficence of a global art world underwriting their travels.
Biennial exhibitions; reluctant nomadism; Doris Salcedo; Tony Labat; Yto Barrada; Ursula Biemann; art and geopolitics
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U.S. Army Capt. Daniel Meegan's absence was excused because of another honor. The Rollinsford native is studying at the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School in North Carolina.
"He's just done a wonderful job and to see him in the company of such great young people, it was just incredible. I'm proud of him and everyone else," said his mother, Janet Meegan, who accepted the plaque for her son and received a standing ovation on her way back to her seat.
"I had a hard time walking back. I appreciated that. That was unexpected."
New Hampshire Union Leader Publisher Joseph W. McQuaid welcomed the crowd of more than 300 people attending the ceremony at the Grappone Conference Center. This is the 12th straight year the newspaper has recognized a group of 40 people under the age of 40. The Class of 2013 included 25 men and 15 women, all nominated by friends or peers for their contributions to communities throughout the state.
"Its members include 20 New Hampshire-born sons and daughters, which is pretty impressive because most everyone in New Hampshire is from somewhere else," McQuaid quipped, drawing chuckles from the audience.
Gov. Maggie Hassan was unable to attend, but sent her congratulations in a written message via Executive Council member Colin Van Ostern, who was also one of the 40 honorees.
"I've had a number of friends who I've nominated for this over the past 10 years so it's really special for me to be recognized in the same way," Van Ostern said.
A brief biography for every recipient was read as the honorees made their way to the front of the banquet room to receive the honorary plaque and pose for pictures.
Former Gov. John Lynch, only three months out of office, was one of the presenters and joked that McQuaid had suggested he bring his resume and network during the banquet with some of the state's young leaders.
"I don't think there's anything more noble that we can do than make a difference in the lives of other people and that's what you all are doing every day," Lynch said.
The event was cosponsored by Citizens Bank and the Business and Industry Association of New Hampshire. BIA board chairman John Morison shared introduction duties with McQuaid as all 40 recipients were recognized.
Joe Carelli, president of Citizens Bank New Hampshire, also congratulated the honorees during a brief round of opening remarks.
"Our 40 honorees are part of a very elite group," Carelli said. "Each one of you has left and will continue to leave a very lasting impression on our state. Thank you for your contributions."
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Gibson has unveiled the Joe Bonamassa "Skinnerburst" 1959 Les Paul.
The latest signature to bear the Bonamassa name is a replica of his favoured '59 Les Paul, which Gibson has brought its full armoury of scanning technology to bear on, examining the guitar down to the slightest curve and ding to get exact measurments.
The end result features a faded Dirty Lemon finish, custom-wound humbuckers, a precisely matched carved top and neck profile, peroid correct hardware (including nickel plated bridge, aluminium stopbar and aged trapezoid inlays) and Gibson CustomBucker and Burstbucker pickups wound to the specs of the original PAFs in Bonamassa's treasured '59.
The "Skinnerburst" '59 is limited to 300 guitars, with 150 hand-aged by Gibson's Tom Murphy, and the rest treated to Gibson Custom's VOS process.
Naturally, all that work doesn't come cheap - the Bonamassa '59 is priced at £7332.
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Top: 2 Piece, Figured Maple
Back: Genuine Mahogany
Binding: Reissue Cream, Single Ply
Adhesive: Franklin Titebond
Species: Mahogany Neck with a Maple Spline
Truss Rod: Reissue Truss Rod Assembly
Joint Angle: 4° (+/- 15 seconds)
Neck Fit
Joint: Mortise & Tenon
Adhesive: Hot Hide Glue
Joint Angle Tolerance: +/- .005"
Species: Rosewood
Radius: 12"
Binding: Cream
Inlays: Nitrocellulose Reissue Trapezoid
Nut/E.O.B: 1.687/2.062
Adhesive: Hot Hide Glue
Material: Nylon
Width: 1.687
Slots: Gibson PLEK System
Inlay: Reissue with Gibson Pearl Inlay
Truss Rod Cover: Vintage
Angle: 17 Degrees
Model: Kluson Deluxe Green Key Single Band
Tuning Ratio: 12:01
Plating: Nickel
Type: ABR-1 Thumbwheel
Plating: Nickel
Type: Aluminum Stopbar
Plating: Nickel
Knobs: Gold Top Hats
Pickguard: Reissue Cream
Toggle Switch Washer: Reissue Cream
Pickup Mounting Rings: Cream
Strings: .011 - .050
Strap Buttons: Aluminum
Neck Position: Burstbucker #3
Bridge Position: Custombucker
Potentiometers: 2 Volume Controls, 2 Tone Controls
Capacitors: Bumble Bee
Toggle Switch: Three-Way
Output Jack: Traditional ¼"
Sealer: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
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Type: Custom Shop
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Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
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This is the naked version of the half-faired Yamaha XJ6 Diversion. Aside from the lack of fairing, it is exactly the same spec, but somehow it has transformed the Yamaha from sensible budget middleweight to exciting mini streetfighter. With its 'baby Yamaha FZ-1' looks and sit-up-and-beg riding position this is a very cheap way to get your rocks off. On ...
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Hardcore, know the score. The Yamaha YZF-R6 is a sexy uber-capable track bike that works on the road too. It caught the 600 race rep class napping and nothing came close until Suzuki launched its 2001 GSX-R600 – that's a long time to rule the 600 roost and shows just how good the original Yamaha YZF-R6 was.
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The XV535 Virago is where Yamaha started giving Harley-Davidson a run for their money: it was the first of their cruiser motorcycles and it certainly lasted well. The Yamaha XV535 is basic, trusted, easy to ride and with unchallenging but enjoyable performance. What's more this Virago is a great value for money motorcycle and perfect for newbies or laid back commuters.
998cc, 170bhp, 182mph, Insurance group 17
Yamaha's latest R1 features new-found midrange drive from junking Yamaha's tried and tested five-valve per cylinder in favour of the traditional four-valve set up, but at the same time installing some of the "bad boy" engine manners the original model was famed for. The chassis also gets updated by way of new frame, swingarm and suspension to make this latest ...
998cc, 150bhp, 175mph, Insurance group 16
The third and final great sports bike of the nineties. The FireBlade set the agenda, the 916 added finesse and the Yamaha YZF-R1 topped them off with extra power and madness. Even today the original Yamaha YZF-R1 is a sports tool to be reckoned with and updated Yamaha YZF-R1s are even more potent and easier to use too.
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The Yamaha FJR1300 is the first from-the-ground-up touring bike the Japanese firm has built. With shaft drive, comprehensive fairing, bespoke hard luggage, massive tank capacity etc, this motorcycle ticks plenty of boxes. From 2006 on it has an automatic gearbox option (AS model) available too, as well as a restyled fairing, adjustable handlebar and seat. All of which means the ...
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What you get with the Yamaha FZ1/FZS1000 is the awesome 2002 R1 engine in a more practical but still high-spec chassis. The Japanese firm class the Yamaha Fazer 1000 as a sports motorcycle and they're right – but it has the ability of a sports tourer and a city motorcycle, too – with more than a splash of musclebike / ...
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It's hard to fault the clinical, precise and devastatingly fast Yamaha YZF-R1. Its chassis can cope with all kinds of road surfaces and demolishes tight hairpins at any track. But it does demand skill and rivals like the CBR1000RR and GSX-R1000 are simply less work. For purists the Yamaha YZF-R1 still has something unique; a superb focus on the dark ...
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While the 1st part of this game series is fairly short, about 2-4 hours, depending on how quickly you progress, the first chapter shows a lot of great potential for the next 4 parts in the series. Telltale Games has done a great job drawing me into the game, and even into the characters. I feel badly every time I am forced to make a life or death situational choice for two characters, as I would love to be able to save everyone I come across.
More emphasis on the characters comes into play when you find characters that you really love, and characters that you can easily hate. It really comes in handy during the scenario where you must decide whom to save, or not. One of the characters that I chose to save was a woman at one point. My only reason for saving said cahracter was because of how well she wielded a gun and defended our group of survivors, not just once, but twice!
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Overall Rating: 4.7/5
This game is a really wonderful innovation in games, for how simple it is. The game immerses the player into the world, allowing them to get to know the characters, to love them, hate them, and to watch in sadness as memorable characters die. Telltale Games has really created a diamond in the rough, and I can't wait until Chapter 2 of this series is out, so that I can see how my own personal side of the story plays out. Especially since there seem to be so many different scenarios!
Graphics: 5/5
The graphics in this game are all cell-shaded, and due to this fact, the game can run smoothly on console, PC, and iOS. The detail that goes into each and every creature, vehicle, and person is very intricate and creates a remarkably deep environment for the playing experience.
Sound: 4/5
The sound within the game is very well done. The voice acting is well-acted and the sounds of each gun fire, each swing of an axe, or other weapon, has been well thought out. My reduction in this area is due in part, primarily, to the intro sequence of the game, when the main character has been knocked out cold. Lee opens his eyes approximately three times, the first time while it's still daylight out, and again when it's evening, then again when the player has regained full control. During the first and second time of Lee opening his eyes, there are sounds of zombies killing individuals. This sound seems to repeat itself both times Lee's eyes are opened.
Gameplay: 4.5/5
The gameplay in this game is simply great! Being able to make numerous choices within the game that affect the overall story… collecting items that can be used to kill zombies, or even helping out other characters… and button- action events that require pressing buttons at the right time to save your life, all make this game very memorable.
My drop in score is only in regard to the aiming function. For the Xbox 360, the right control stick must be used in combination with buttons to perform several life-saving actions. This does, however, create a handicap for the player, as it takes their thumb away from the buttons simply to aim, and then one must quickly hit the corresponding button before time runs out.


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Every year the Junior programme organises two selection procedures. Each procedure consists of three parts: A pre-selection, a written test and a spoken test. As a whole, this procedure takes 3 months.
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After concluding registrations all candidates are assessed against the criteria. All candidates are informed via e-mail whether they advance to the following stage or not: the written test.
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Candidates who meet all criteria, are invited by email to participate in a written test, where they'll be asked to show their printed invitation.
This written test is organised in Brussels by Selor in the month following the call (see also calendar). The exact date and place are mentioned in the letter of invitation.
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The 70 best successful candidates (at least 60% on written test) are invited by e-mail for the oral test. The oral test is taken in Brussels by BTC, a few weeks after the written test. (See also calendar).
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Candidates can choose from a limited set of days to do this test.
Mind: To be able to "plan" all candidates, they have to confirm their attendance for the oral test well in advance. We organise written and oral tests in search of a general profile. Candidates are screened against certain characteristics (motivation, mindset, etc.) that are indicative of how a Junior would function in the field.
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If you do not pass, you can apply in response to a later call for applications, on the condition that you still meet the admission criteria at that time.
Candidates who have passed the written test, but were not among the 70 best, or who failed the oral test, are exempted for the written test if they participate to a new selection procedure; this exemption counts for the next two selection procedures.
Mind, they do have to respond to the call for applicants again though and still have to meet all admission criteria applicable at that time. The result of the preceding written test is used when ranking the candidate among peers.
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This is not a guarantee though for actual recruitment as a Junior Assistant. Selected candidates are invited by e-mail for a special evening information session during which the further procedure is explained.
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After each selection procedure all available job openings for Junior Assistants are published on a website which is only accessible to candidates who are in the recruitment pool. In other words, these successful candidates can apply 2 times per year for job openings (until their 31st birthday).
Each publication period they are invited to apply for one or more of these positions and fill out a motivation form. This is also an occasion for them to update their CV.
The first selection is performed at headquarters in Brussels; we check whether the profile of the candidate fits the job(s) chosen. The most suitable profile(s) are forwarded to each project.
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Herbivore drool defeats fungal defence
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New York, NY, United States (4E) – Middle East issues dominate the third and last presidential debate on foreign policy scheduled next week, according to CBS News and the Commission on Presidential Debates.
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|That would be an improvement, at least the Silmarillion was written by Tolkein and not a New Line committee.
LB, you really are a massive geek.
A bit sentimental verging on cheesy. It was enjoyable. Inoffensive. Dreamlike at times.
Sort of film that could be watched by the entire family from young kids to your granny and they would all be 'entertained'.
And then a few weeks later they would all have vague memories of 'that film with a horse in it – what was it called?'
|Night Horse: the crime SOLVING horse!
|I hated the hobbit. Such a dull boring film. It makes me wonder what is may of been like with del toro at the helm
|Black Horse Down.
Ashleyfiddes wrote:Standard formula for this : (Your age / 2) + 7 = x
Anybody aged x or greater is fine.
Anyone below x and you're a filthy pervert who will be run out of town by pitchfork wielding vigilantes.
|City Slickers II : The legend of Horseys gold?
"The worst part is, I'll have to have the break-up sex with myself!"
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|I hardly ever turn off films once I've started watching them but I couldn't take any more than half an hour of War Horse's sentimental pap.
Oz - The Absolutely Fucking Shitefulness - 2/10
Just truly dreadful. Another unnecessary origins story which totally fails to engage on any level.
Why do we need to know? How it beings? How it ends? Can nothing be left to your imagination and not wrapped up in a happy little bow at the end?
The whole prequel thing is a fucking mess. No, we don't need to see how Anakin became Vader. We don't need to see another 3 films 3 hour films about boring Hobbits. We certainly don't need to see how Harry Osborn becomes The Wizard Of Oz.
Tell 'em everything and leave nothing unresolved! Heaven forbid you'll actually have to think and come to your own conclusion on the fate of certain characters.
The only reason I decided to watch this is because it's got Mila Kunis and Rachel Weisz in the cast. They are dreadful as is everyone else.
The film was shot in 3D and it's obvious at the 3D "look at me" moments are when watching in 2D. All 3D film them but most are a lot less obvious.
The final 15 mins or so are not excruciatingly bad. It does have a couple of Rami moments here and there and some of the effects are great.
Okay, it's aimed at the young-uns. Fine. They may well enjoy it a lot. You may end up wishing that there's no place like home and escape from watching this drivel. Unless you are at home of course.
The Resident Evil films. I'm one of the reasons they keep making them.
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Robot_Chubby wrote:Well it was obvious that it wasnt him, but it didnt turn out to be who I thought it might be!
beastmaster wrote:So you watched this movie because it has two attractive actresses in it?
Better to go with a porno, imo.
This is what we need to see. Oh yes.
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|Pacino can't act anymore, Pesci looks like he's made out of clay and De Niro isn't threatening anymore. They're all too fucking old.
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Enjoyable Sci-Fi.
I have one serious bugbear though, Jodie Foster's English accent, just why? Why did she have to have an English accent?
Because having a weird English/French/South African accent makes her sound more evil, obviously.
At least Kruger's accent was entertaining.
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Oh I watched Sightseers last night.
Was alright. I liked the idea more than the actual execution though. If you get me.
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Life of Pi
Not what I was expecting at all, but different in a good way. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen for the entire 2 hours - so much going on and so many wonderful colours. I could imagine watching it while on mind-bending drugs would be a hoot!
The 'twist' at the end while somewhat disturbing, made you want to remember everything that happened, to the point where I had to watch it a second time.
I'd definitely recommend this to those who haven't seen it.
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