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When she's not winning Emmys for playing Sarah Palin, Julianne Moore fashions herself a decorator. This month's issue of Elle features the home of Moore's stylist, Leslie Fremar, a Tribeca loft decorated by the thespian herself. So, readers, do you like what you see, or should Julianne stick to her day job?
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I like it.
I think she did a nice job; I especially like the dining area.
The nursery wasn't very inspiring, but we only saw a little bit of it. And I am truly over the trend of chalkboard paint; my heart starts to sink when I see it. But apart from that, I think she did well.
Nothing here is super original, but we've all seen professional designers do a lot worse. I like it - it's pretty, calming, welcoming and the mix of textures is attractive.
In one of the old Domino issues, Kelly Wearstler, who everyone scrambles to worship, did her guesthouse. It was the most awful design I'd ever seen. I mean truly breathtakingly horrific. You could practically smell the old musty off of the shag carpeting and 70's furniture. The color scheme was a mix of black, white and brown and not in a good way. I thought I would like it better after revisiting it a few months later. Nope. Not a bit.
So, Julianne's attempt, while not stunning, shows some talent. Give her time.
Re: The toilet roll and towel holders - I know this may be super-picky, but I do not like the way they hold thing so that they touch the walls behind them. The towels won't have air circulating all around them in order to dry properly, and the toilet roll, well, I guess it just bothers me to have the paper rubbing against the wall as you unroll it, but I can't put my finger on why. Neat idea, but I would make some refinements to address this issue.
Echo previous commenters' sentiments about this not being particularly original. It doesn't take a great deal of talent to do what's been done here - all you've got to do is spend a little time on popular design blogs. That's not to say that I assume Ms. Moore is talentless - it just isn't apparent here.
In response to the chalkboard wall hate: my kitchen walls are done in black chalkboard paint, and I actually agree that it is totally overdone. Not only that, It's a terrible mess -chalk dust everywhere, bits of chalk strewn across the floor...and god forbid you should accidentally brush up against the wall! Oh my. It also happens to be SO. MUCH. FUN. A year ago, we ditched the while school chalk in favor of richly-hued artist chalks and we'll never go back. Kids' artwork, sweet messages, important reminders...it's all there in full color.
I like the living room a lot, but the architecture is a contributing factor. Those windows are charming. But, I have seen many rooms by professional designers that looked a lot worse.
I loved JM's New York garden featured on AT earlier this year. So, I would say, she has talent.
As others have posted, I've seen better designs, but I've also seen much worse. My only real beef with this space is that the furniture is placed in a way that each piece is kind of disconnected from the others, meaning that there's no real cohesive conversation space.
There's more that could have been done with this space (those windows!), but this isn't a bad look to start with.
I can think of many uses for those silicone hangers, but for TP rolls they don't work. Touching the damp wall..no.
Now if someone comes up with a roll holder that recognizes dogs and emits a "back off" sound or voice scold, I an sold. I have two furry TP stealers in my house.
Not impressed by Ms. Moore's decor.
LOVE. This is exactly what I would love to have. Love the color, furniture and layout.
I like it. Not groundbreaking, but nicely done. Of course chalkboard paint isn't very innovative, but isn't it great fun for a family with small children?
@Rural and rueful, have you looked at TP locks on amazon. They are designed for toddlers and babies. Not sure if this would help your situation.
I actually saw a great magazine spread on Moore's own home (a loft in NY) many years ago and really thought it was much nicer than what is pictured here. I do think she has some talent as a decorator.
It was a lot edgier and more interesting, but then again it was her personal space and this was more purposeful, so that makes sense.
@tmoore -- coloured chalk makes it more interesting and fun, for sure. What sort of "artist chalk" are you talking about though? Chalk pastels? Or just coloured chalk?
If it is chalk pastels, you have to be careful... when I was in art school, we were taught that they are quite a health hazard. Carcinogenic (certain colours more so than others), and dangerous because of the fine dust. Maybe formulations have changed since I was in art school, but something to check on if you are using them in your home.
@fromage -- Moore's loft and brownstone were both designed by her brother-in-law, Oliver Freundlich of MADE LLC, although I am sure she was an active participant in the process.
@tmoore -- I'm afraid nothing much has changed with chalk pastels; they are still a very dangerous medium. Here is some more info:
Oh tmoore, I hope you see my posts about what I think you are referring to as "artist chalks". If you are using chalk pastels, the kind they sell in art stores, they are very, very dangerous. I know they're not labelled as such, but they are... using them in your kitchen, getting the dust on your clothes, your kids' clothes, throughout your house is very dangerous. It is not ordinary dust; the pastels get their colour from pigments, like cobalt, which should not be inhaled or otherwise absorbed. Over time, there can be serious health repercussions. Heck, it's why I stopped working with chalk pastels myself...
Hope you come back and see these posts!
Thanks for your concern. Not all brands are created equal. The pastel chalks I use are from Sargent, geared toward children and are certified non-toxic.


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For many people, 'theory' is an intimidating word. After all, it's often put alongside other words that sound intimidating like 'quantum', or 'epistemological'.
But what if I told you theory was actually very simple. So simple, in fact, that anybody could understand theory, and use it to their advantage all the time?
Read this post from top to bottom and you'll understand all of the following:
- What is a theory? How is a theory different from an 'idea' or 'concept'?
- How do people use theories to understand the world?
- Why are some disagreements resolvable while others seem to be irresolvable?
- How can you use theory to better understand the thinking of others?
- And more…
Ready to jump in? Remember, have no fear. Absolutely everyone can understand theory.
First, we'll need to clarify a common misconception. Namely:
Isn't a theory just an idea? Isn't any idea a theory?
In casual speech, the word 'theory' is often used interchangeably with the word 'idea'. Now, this association can be hard to sort out because of the broad way that 'idea' is usually defined and used. For instance, an idea can refer to any of the following:
So you can see that the word 'idea' is tossed around pretty loosely. Can the word 'theory' really be used in the exact same way?
You probably have a sense that the terms 'theory' and 'idea' can't be used interchangeably, and for good reason. Any old idea that slips into your noggin is not a theory, and a theory is more than just an idea.
So then, what is a theory?
A theory is a simplification of the world, one which takes a certain format. Why simplify the world? Well, the world is a massive and complicated place. There's no way you could encompass the entire world in your mind. There's just too much to it, too much going on. Nevertheless, theories can still help us identify certain aspects of the world, and understand certain relationships going on in the world.
The Format of a Theory
The basic format is very simple. A theory is an assumption and a conclusion that goes along with it. You assume one thing, and then you conclude another. An assumption alone doesn't make a theory. Neither does a conclusion all by itself. It's the pair together that makes a theory.
Now, a theory could have more than one assumption, or more than one conclusion, or multiple assumptions and conclusions. Keep in mind though, a theory is always a simplification. No matter how complicated it gets, it will never cover everything that actually goes on in the real world. And the more complicated a theory gets, the harder it is to hold in your mind with clarity.
In logical or philosophical terms, the assumption (or assumptions) are often referred to as the axiom (or axioms). Don't get too tripped up on this terminology. Just remember that whenever you see the word 'axiom', it's safe to think 'assumption'.
But wait — aren't assumptions a bad thing? After all, when you assume…
Assumptions have gotten an unfair reputation. An assumption by itself is neither intrinsically good nor bad, and assumptions play an important part in our everyday activities. In fact, many kinds of planning and thinking would become impossible without making assumptions.
As a basic example, imagine a mom and dad discussing a possible trip to the grocery store:
Mom: We're out of avocados. Should we go to the store tomorrow?
Dad: Sounds good. We're out of milk, too. You want to meet at the store after we get off work?
Mom: It's a date.
Consider all the assumptions underlying this brief, 33-word conversation. There's no discussion about whether milk or avocados are needed. It's just assumed. No one asks whether there's enough money for milk or avocados, and certainly no one wonders if the store even has such things as milk and avocados. While these are all assumptions, they all feel comfortably reasonable, and the fact that both parties share the assumptions makes the resulting conversation progress smoothly.
If there were absolutely zero assumptions going on, there would be a virtually limitless number of questions that would need to be asked and answered, ranging from boringly mundane to outright ridiculous, in order to make the conversation possible. For example:
- Do both people have clothing to wear to the store?
- How do we know the store will be open?
- What if the store is completely out of food?
- What if 'tomorrow' never comes?
So, if assumptions are necessary, why do they get such a bad rap? Well, when assumptions aren't shared, things do go a bit haywire. Let's change our example dialogue just a bit:
Mom: We're out of avocados. Should we go to the store tomorrow?
Dad: What? We have three avocados left.
Mom: No, we're out.
Dad: Check in the back of the refrigerator.
Mom: Oh, there is one avocado back here. I thought we used the last three avocados in the salad last night.
Dad: Oh yeah, I forgot we almost used them up in the salad. We probably should buy more tomorrow.
In our second example dialogue, everything gets off-track because the starting assumptions held by both parties don't match. (Mom assumed more avocados were needed, while Dad assumed there were plenty left.)
So while assumptions play a key part in most any conversation, the assumptions tend to go unnoticed when everything goes smoothly. But when things do not go smoothly, we have to bring our attention to the assumptions and (in many cases) correct them. Thus, we only notice assumptions when they're bad, or when they cause trouble, or when we don't share someone else's assumption. This leads to a positive bias where we think assumptions are always bad.
Assumptions aren't just part of interpersonal communication. We use assumptions inside of our own heads all the time. For instance, every night when planning for the next day, most people probably assume that in the morning, when they put their keys in the car ignition and turn, the car will start. This allows them to conclude that they can be at work by a certain time, or that they can use their car to pick up the kids after school.
It's not true that the car will always start. The battery might have gone dead, or the starter could be bad. But assuming that the car will start allows us to make all kinds of useful conclusions.
It is possible to have assumptions and conclusions that ultimately are not useful. After all, there are no rules about what kind of axioms you may start with. There's a limitless number of possible starting assumptions, leading to a limitless number of possible conclusions.
We can argue about the validity of the various theories, but the point here is that the types of theories possible are much broader than we usually imagine.
In any case, assumptions aren't really provable or disprovable. Assumptions don't come from logic. Assumptions come before logic. People's axioms are not changed by logical arguments or offers of conflicting evidence. Axioms are formed at an intuitive level; you either agree with them, or you don't. This is why arguments will often proceed until the underlying assumptions are revealed, at which point everything comes to a standstill.
Take the classic example of religion versus science. (For convenience, we'll use one-dimensional caricatures, The Scientist and The Pastor.)
The Scientist and The Pastor would be unlikely to resolve their differences. This is not because either is illogical. Both The Pastor and The Scientist make sense within the boundaries of their own theory. Rather, they would be unable to resolve their differences because they have different starting assumptions. The Scientist assumes that man possesses the ability to understand the universe and that we all live in the same universe, so he might say that, if there is a God, it should be readily apparent to everyone. This argument would be ineffective with The Pastor, who begins with the starting assumption that God is and always has been beyond the flawed rational understanding of man.
Perhaps The Pastor might say to The Scientist that, if there is evidence of God, it can be seen in the curiosity which He has instilled into every man's heart so that we may find Him. This line of thought wouldn't sway The Scientist because he doesn't share the starting assumption that God exists, and so he likely has some other explanation for where curiosity came from.
This is related to another interesting facet of theories—
Theories often contain within themselves rules for what does and does not count as evidence
Let's expand our Scientist and Pastor examples to illustrate this:
Briefly, here are a few more things to keep in mind about theories.
- Just because you agree with an axiom or two doesn't mean you agree with someone's ultimate conclusions. In these cases, dig a bit deeper and you will likely find additional axioms which you and the other person do not share.
- One person's axiom might be another person's conclusion.
- It is possible for different sorts of axioms to lead to similar conclusions. For instance:
Perhaps most interestingly of all, two theories can have different assumptions, different conclusions, and still cover the same exact topic. Take the example of Sigmund Freud and Michel Foucault.
To Freud, everyone is born with an innate sex drive. It is a part of a biological imperative to reproduce. This is one of Freud's assumptions, and if you don't agree with it you're almost certain not to agree with Freud's final conclusions.
Freud concluded that, when society tries to suppress the sex drive, the result is that all that pent-up sexual energy gets manifested in strange and inappropriate ways (sexual frustration). Basically, all that repression leads us into neurotic behavior.
The mid-20th century theorist, Michel Foucault, had a different theory of sexuality. Foucault starts by assuming that people were not born with an innate sex drive. In fact, we are not born with anything. Everything about us is defined and produced through the society in which we live, even things as basic as our understanding of the human body.
Because Foucault believed that the society in which we are born produces our perspective, he concluded that in the Western world all the repression around sexuality is actually what makes it so exciting. Sex is effectively treated like a secret, and this secretiveness leads to people's intense interest.
Theories are wildly useful things. By not fearing assumptions, and instead understanding them, we can get a better sense of how various people (including ourselves) think—whether it's buying the milk or trying to understand basic human nature. It's also handy because it gives you better relative insight: Without understanding theory, you might've disagreed with something but not understood exactly why. Now, after some careful thought, you'll be able to say, "Well, this person assumes [this], which I don't. Instead, I assume [that]."
You'll also become comfortable thinking flexibly, and you'll end up doing less finger-pointing. The lazy fallback, "You're assuming [such-and-such]!" stops sounding like a valid criticism, and starts sounding hypocritical. After all—we are all assuming things. Is it to so hard to imagine yourself thinking with a different set of assumptions?
A special thanks to Dodge Grootemaat for helping me think flexibly and with sensitivity while writing this post.
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• Visit three historic wine zones: Chianti Classico in central Tuscany, and Montalcino and Montepulciano in southern Tuscany
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• Listen to Benedictine monks sing plainchant in Sant' Antimo Abbey
• Explore the Gothic city of Siena and its art treasures
• Taste pecorino cheese in the Renaissance town of Pienza
• Roll up your sleeves for a cooking lesson at a Chianti farmhouse
After a 9:30 a.m. pick-up in Florence, we shuttle to Chianti Classico (1 hour). Our first winery is a gorgeous old property, the family-run Vecchie Terre di Montefili. Here we'll have an introduction to the noble sangiovese grape, the concept of terroir, and the legend of the black rooster. A complementary welcome lunch follows in Greve in Chianti, birthplace of the explorer Verrazano, and, if time allows, a visit to the Greve Enoteca, where 200+ wines are available to taste. For our afternoon tasting, we move to the Conca d'Oro (golden bowl) in Panzano, a high-elevation, warm amphitheater of land in a preeminent sub-zone of Chianti. Here we'll visit Castello dei Rampolla, a biodynamic winery and pioneering renegade in its emphasis on cabernet. We then settle into our hotel, a renovated farmstead outside the medieval town of Radda in Chianti. Dinner is in a tiny hamlet called Volpaia, meaning "place of foxes." Here we'll have family-style servings of homemade pasta, wild boar stew, and fabulous torta della nonna (cream tort with pinenuts). L, D • Le Noci
America had Thomas Jefferson. Italy had multiple politicians with close ties to viticulture. In Tuscany, the most important was Bettino "Iron Baron" Ricasoli, Italy's second Prime Minister and inventor of Chianti wine. We'll visit Castello Brolio, where the Ricasolis have been making wine since the 1100s. Walking through the magnificent gardens and on the castle's crenulated walls, we'll hear about the Iron Baron's winemaking—and the legend of his ghost. Then we'll taste their highly regarded Chiantis and Super Tuscan, and continue sampling over lunch at the winery's Osteria del Castello. The afternoon is devoted to the Baron's cousin at Rocca di Montegrossi. Here Marco Ricasoli-Firidolfi diligently handcrafts some of the most elegant, refined Chiantis you'll ever find. In the late afternoon, we'll roll up our sleeves for a hands-on cooking lesson at a Chianti farmhouse. We'll dine on our brilliant labors and toast the day with a glass of vin santo, the golden dessert wine traditionally served with almond biscotti. B, D • Le Noci
Transferring from Chianti to southern Tuscany, we'll stop in Siena for the day. We start with Nanini, a famous old coffee bar where we'll sample panforte, a cake dense with nuts, candied fruits, and spices. After refueling on this medieval snack, we'll be primed and ready to visit the Palazzo Pubblico, a splendid town hall lined with Italian Gothic frescoes. We'll pay homage to the most famous: Simone Martini's Maesta and Ambrogio Lorenzetti's Good & Bad Government. Then we'll circle by the striped Duomo, home to artworks by Michelangelo and Pinturicchio, for an optional visit. Free time for lunch, shopping, and museum-going follows. Wine lovers can use this time to visit the Enoteca Nazionale, Italy's national wine bar/showcase, housed in a Medici fortress. Mid-afternoon we'll continue south to the hilltop town of Montalcino and our second hotel. Before dinner, we'll gather on the terrace for an introduction to Brunello and enjoy a glass of wine while admiring the spectacular view of the Val d'Orcia. Dinner is at a lively, family-run trattoria that offers excellent pinci pasta and succulent veal glazed with balsamic-juniper sauce. B, D • Hotel Dei Capitani
Today is dedicated to Brunello di Montalcino. Tuscany's most prestigious wine is made from sangiovese, a site-sensitive grape, so we'll visit wineries on the north and south sides of Montalcino to let you compare Brunellos made in different microclimates. First is Donatella Cinelli Colombini (aka Casato Prime Donne) on the cooler northern fringe of the DOCG zone, which is run by an all-female staff. Our hostess will provide an entertaining history of Montalcino as we tour the cellars. After lunch in Montalcino, we move 10 km south and get into a contemplate mood at the Abbey of Sant' Antimo. In its austere Romanesque church, we'll listen to Gregorian chants sung by the friars who live at this still-active abbey. Then it's on to our second Brunello tasting at Ciacci Piccolomini di Aragona, a southside estate with great wines—and a great Cinderella story to match. Dinner is on your own in Montalcino. B • Hotel Dei Capitani
The ability to make pecorino cheese was once considered so valuable a skill that women could list it on their dowry. We'll taste three types of pecorino in the cheese capital of Pienza and see how aging cheese in walnut leaves, olive paste, hay, even grape must affects its flavor. Pienza is also famous for its architecture, being an "ideal" city commissioned by the Renaissance Pope Pius II. We'll tour the Piccolomini Palace, stroll through its beautiful light-filled church, and learn a bit about Renaissance architectural theory and Leonardo's Vitruvian Man. Then we move to another Renaissance city, Montepulciano, for lunch. A summer retreat for Florentine aristocrats, Montepulciano has palazzi and piazze embellished by Florence's leading 15th C. architects. Wine took center stage in the 1700s, when its popularity among nobles and literati earned it the moniker Vino Nobile di Montepulciano. Our tasting of the day will be at Icario, a rising star in Montepulciano, which recently built a gorgeous state-of-the-art winery. Our farewell dinner back in Montalcino features Brunello-worthy Tuscan fare, such as gnocchi with wild herbs and beef braised in Brunello. B, D • Hotel Dei Capitani
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Resident Evil 5, Devil May Cry 4 Trailers, Not Demos, on Resident Evil: Extinction DVD, Blu-rayUpdate: Capcom has clarified to Shacknews that the "demos" of Devil May Cry 4 and Resident Evil 5 included in Resident Evil: Extinction are non-interactive trailers.
Original Story: The DVD and Blu-ray editions of the third Resident Evil movie, Extinction, will include some type of demo for Resident Evil 5 (PS3, X360) and Devil May Cry 4 (PC, PS3, X360), reports High-Def Digest.
It is presently unclear if the demos are playable, or just video demonstrations of the upcoming titles. Though Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 has been announced for PC, Resident Evil 5 has not, suggesting that if they are indeed playable titles, the demos of the Blu-ray version would only be supported on PlayStation 3.
Sony's involvement with the feature film also indicates that, if the demos turn out to interactive, they may only be playable on the PlayStation 3. Devil May Cry 4 releases in February, whereas Resident Evil 5 is slated for a vague 2009 release.
The DVD and Blu-ray versions of Resident Evil: Extinction arrive in North American stores on January 2. Shacknews has contacted Capcom for more details.
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POMPANO BEACH — Christopher Singleton said he and three friends agreed to play one more game of dominoes before calling it a night when men — masked and armed — appeared out of the darkness.
"One of them said, 'Yeah, yeah, give it up,'" said Singleton, 25. "We looked at each other, like we were trying to decide if this was a joke. Then they just started shooting."


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By GENE PATTERSON 6 News Anchor/Reporter
KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- Getting over the shock of being laid off takes time, but when you've come to terms with it, what do you do next? A Knoxville woman's answer was to start her own business making candles and bath and body products.
After more than 20 years on the job, Debbie Shepherd, 58, found herself laid off.
"I think I first went through the shock, the disbelief. Then the anger and then more anger and then hurt... And did I mention anger?" she says, smiling.
With just a few years before reaching retirement age, Debbie thought she had job security. She figured in five or six years, it was off to a life of leisure.
But the lay off put a crimp in her plan.
So what was plan B? "I didn't think about getting another job," Debbie says. "I've got something at home that I can turn this whole thing around."
That something is a small business she started in her basement last year with her aunt.
Originally, the idea when Debbie started "Goode Scents" was to grow the business over time and use it to supplement her retirement.
That thought is now out the window. Her goal is to make the small operation big enough to be her main source of income.
It's not as far-fetched as some might think. Tom Graves, director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center at the University of Tennessee, says Shepherd's chances of surviving two years is about 66 percent.
He says a full third of start ups last a decade. The old story that nine out of 10 small business startups fail, is an urban legend, he adds.
Graves recommends that Debbie turn to the Small Business Administration or locally to the Family Business Institute for help with her business needs.
He also says most start ups aren't profitable for a year or two.
Graves says Debbie needs access to capital and her sources would include banks and equity investors. But mostly, family and friends are the biggest sources of cash in those early days of a start up.
"If someone has that dream or desire and they go about it properly, chances of success are far greater than it would appear from the urban legends that seem to be existent today," Graves says.
Still, there are lots of candle makers out there and that will make success more difficult.
But Debbie is optimistic. She's heard that "everybody makes candles," but she says, "There was coffee before there was Starbucks, too, you know?"
Debbie already has a Goode Scents Web site and a storefront presence, a small space at the Southern Market in West Knoxville.
And since her layoff, she's developed a business plan that includes a marketing plan. 6 News found her on Twitter and she's sending samples of her work to major retailers.
"I'm hoping in two years, I can go back to my former employer and say thank you, because though this adversity, I've become the person I am right now," Debbie says.
She understands the challenges she's facing in her new career path. She says she'll give it her all for the next six months and work as hard as she can to make her business succeed.
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The classics are those books about which you usually hear people saying: Im rereading..., never Im reading... Italo Calvino, Why read the classics? Italian publishing 1991, translated 1999.
|These writings comprise my list of the classics in computer science. In recognition of the inevitable for all efforts of this nature, the list below is biased and subjective. While I have included several historical works, many of the contemporary works have been selected on the basis of personal interest. For a more comprehensive look at the historical works, I strongly recommend "Creating a computer science canon: A course of classic readings in computer science" by Michael Eisenberg at the University of Colorado. My purpose of creating such a list is twofold; to enumerate those works that have profoundly shaped the computer science community, and to list those works that have influenced my own research and education. The list below strikes a balance of these two interests. Suggestions, criticisms, or comments are always appreciated.
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Myanmar and Indonesia Ground MA-60s
The civil aviation authorities of Indonesia and Myanmar have ordered the grounding of Merpati Nusantara Airlines' and Myanmar Airways' Xi'an Aircraft Industries MA-60 fleets for airworthiness checks following a series of accidents.
A Merpati MA-60 crashed at El Tari Airport in Kupang, in east Indonesia, on June 10. On the same day a Myanmar MA-60 skidded and overshot the runway after landing at the Kawthaung Airport.
The Merpati aircraft is a write-off, according to airline official Harry Saptanto. In Yangon, Myanmar's director general of Civil Aviation, Tin Naing Tun, described the damage to the Myanmar Airways aircraft as severe.
Merpati's fleet of MA-60s now numbers 13. It ordered 15 in 2005. One airplane, delivered in 2008, crashed in 2011 in west Papua, killing 25 of the 27 people on board.
An Indonesian Ministry of Transportation spokesman expected checks on Merpati's fleet to take at least three months, while Tin declined to predict the duration of the Myanmar Airways grounding.
Following Merpati's acceptance of its first MA-60 in 2008, the airline refused subsequent scheduled deliveries, citing what it considered substandard operational reliability, a move that prompted Xi'an to threaten legal action. The sides eventually resolved their differences and the airline took delivery of the aircraft from late 2011 into the following year.
Philippines low-cost airline Zest Air retired its four MA-60s this past May after a landing crash and a runway overrun at Caticlan Airport in the Philippine town of Malay. Neither accident resulted in fatalities. Chinese carriers Wuhan Airlines and Sichuan Airlines have stored three and two MA-60s, respectively, since 2004.
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This sounds not only useful to researchers but also quite fun. Netimperative reports that BlinkxTV, a company that seems to be adding content to their multimedia engine almost daily, is offering (free) a searchable archive of more than 5000 "classic" or "vintage" European television commericials. The commercials are all keyword searchable using speech recognition technology (good, but not perfect). The archive of material dates back to 1945.
The material itself comes from deals Blinkx has made with Diesel, visit4info, the Advertising Producers Association (APA), and the Central Office of Information (COI) to the UK government.
Recently, Blinkx announced that it is working with universities and other institutions like the Smithsonian to make lectures and other special presentations available and searchable online.
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What to watch on TV this week, including Homeland and Mad Men
MSN TV's five television highlights
Last week, the BBC apologised after brutal scenes in the popular forensic drama prompted nearly 500 complaints. To be honest, it was pretty grim, but I'm glad the BBC didn't censor the controversial scenes.
Mad Men, Tue 1 May, 21:00 - 22:00 on Sky Atlantic
* AMC trailer below relates to this week's Sky Atlantic episode
This superb drama set in the world of 1960s American advertising continues. Don Draper and his colleagues at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce continue to fight for their fledgling company's future. However, while the world outside undergoes rapid cultural and social change, pressures at work and at home leave them struggling to keep up.
This week, the teams must each spend £150 on wholesale goods and try to sell them on for a profit in Essex. The trailer below shows team Phoenix at work.
Setting up in markets and shopping centres with mops, MP3 players, fake tans and false eyelashes, they must push their products hard and reinvest in the best sellers. Lord Sugar is waiting to be impressed.
I still love The Apprentice, but I'll be the first to admit that this series hasn't quite hit the heights yet; it's lacking big characters to take episodes by the scruff of the neck. That it remains watchable is a testament to its solid foundations, and the indomitable Lord Sugar.
The Bridge, Sat 5 May, 21:00 - 23:00 on BBC4
Another heart-stopping Scandinavian crime drama. This week, the murderer uses schizophrenics to commit violent crimes. Police officers who beat a man to death are found innocent.
* At the time of publish, trailers/clips for this week's episodes weren't available. The preview trailer below does give a flavour of what to expect if you tune in, but bear in mind it was intended for pre-publicity.
In this week's instalment, Saga and Martin hope a teenage runaway could prove to be the witness who gives them a vital break in the case. I am hooked on this Scandinavian crime drama, which is in Danish and Swedish, and stars Sofia Helin and Kim Bodnia. Swedish detective Saga Noren (played by Sofia Helin) is intriguing; cold and dispassionate, she's as much of an enigma as the criminals she hunts. Maybe even more so...
Homeland, Sun 6 May, 21:00 - 22:45 on Channel 4
This is it, ladies and gents. The last episode of season one. Brody makes his final preparations to die for his country, claiming the vice-president is a domestic threat to the US.
* Showtime trailer below relates to this week's Channel 4 episode. Please note it contains rather fruity language.
Fellow marine Walker is setting up his rifle across the road from where the policy summit is taking place. Carrie is confined to bed after her betrayal and sacking - but when she finally realises what is happening, she convinces Virgil to drive her to the scene, hoping she won't be too late.
Get ready to chew your nails down to the cuticles in this feature-length conclusion of the thriller, starring Claire Danes, Damian Lewis, Morena Baccarin, Mandy Patinkin and David Harewood.
Homeland is one US import enjoying critical and commercial success in the UK;. Channel 4 must be dead chuffed. Season two will air soon - let's hope it continues to be free-to-air.
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Welcome to MOTHER MONSTER! This is a non-profit fanblog entirely dedicated to the one and only Lady Gaga. Make sure to check out all kinds of Gaga-related graphics, videos, audios and downloads! If you're looking for something specific, click here and you might find it. I'll be glad to answer all questions I receive on my ask box as long as you identify yourself.
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Look what just came from the mail today! So happy I could die <3
Look what just came from the mail today! So happy I could die <3
But as I don't live in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, Germany or France… it will take around 20 or 30 days for me to receive it.


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An Orlando Magic cheerleader was injured Tuesday night during a performance.
Jamie Wood, 31, reportedly suffered three vertebrae fractures and a broken rib.
There were no signs of neurological damage. She's expected to make a full recovery.
There has been a debate for some time whether cheerleading should be considered to be a sport or an activity.
We want to know what you think. Share with us on Facebook.
In October, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that cheerleading should be designated a sport at the high school and collegiate levels.
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Vertical Reader Picture Showcase and free PSAs for non-profits
One of the reader-submitted suggestions in today's what do you want poll was "more from the flickr pool". So, in one of the fastest turnarounds ever, we created a vertical flickr badge (160x600) and added it to the rotation in the"Sponsors/PSA" section in the right sidebar. This will be displayed at random times, along with everything else already there.
Just like our horizontal display, we are using a standard flickr badge to display random pictures submitted to our flickr pool for this purpose. The pictures are displayed directly from flickr - we do not save or store the pictures anywhere! For more, please check the Reader Picture Showcase intro.
And speaking of PSA (public service announcements), if you are running a not-for-profit (eg ad-free, fee-free) photography-related website or blog, we can display a (free) PSA banner showcasing your site/blog. The PSA banners will be added to the rotation with everything else in the "Sponsors/PSA" segment. Please let us know if you are interested. Each request will be evaluated for content and whether it would be a good match. We got inspired to do this after learning of the one-year anniversary of the non-profit PhotographyBB magazine.
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Hi Everyone
Welcome back to week 3 of my series to Saying Goodbye to Retiring In Colors and Stamp Sets.
This week we will be saying goodbye to Midnight Muse
I chose the colour combination from the Color Coach; Midnight Muse, Pool Party and Cherry Cobbler.
I will admit I struggled with this card, as I do with all Masculine Cards, and think just about everyone does, that's why I like to challenge myself and make masculine cards more often. But I do like the end result.
So how did I make this card?
Step 1:
Cut a piece of Early Espresso cardstock in half at 14.8cm and score it half at 10.5cm and sponge the edges with Early Espresso Ink; this will be your card base.
Step 2:
Cut a piece of Very Vanilla cardstock to 9.2cm x 13.6cm and sponge the edges with Early Espresso
Step 3:
Next with an arrow stamp, stamp a repeating pattern, alternating between Midnight Muse, Cherry Cobbler and Pool Party.
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Next from the Label Love stamp set, stamp the Happy Birthday and punch out with the Artisan Label Punch, and sponge the edges with Early Espresso Ink.
Step 5:
Cut a piece of Midnight Muse cardstock to 1 x 8.2 cm, and cut one of the ends at an angle, and sponge the edges with Early Espresso Ink. Next pierce two rows of dots, with your Paper Piercing template.
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Attach the Very Vanilla piece to the Early Espresso Card base.
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And to finish it off, attach the Midnight Muse piece towards the bottom of the Very Vanilla piece and with Dimensionals attach the sentiment over the Midnight Muse.
Sound simple enough? How about you have a go! Download the PDF so you have it on hand!
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Early Espresso 121686 $11.95
Very Vanilla 106550 $14.95
Midnight Muse 127546 $11.95
Midnight Muse 126860 $9.95
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Cherry Cobbler 126966 $9.95
Pool Party 126982 $9.95
Multipurpose Liquid Glue 110755 $6.95
Stampin' Dimensionals 104430 $6.95
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Label Love (W) 130619 $42.95
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Artisan Label Punch 130920 $27.95
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Make sure you come back next week were we'll be saying goodbye to the final retiring In Color- Raspberry Ripple. We will also be saying goodbye to Peaceful Petals.
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Atlantaaaa Hooomee
Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky....
I have never seen Atlanta look like this, oh gosh.
Back in the A tonight. (Look there are the trains that I have such a love/hate relationship with).


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How can i stop worrying about my future ???
everyday , every year , every month , every moment
i can't stop worried about my future
cause i have more planing but
sometimes i feel i will be a failure
that's my big problem in my life
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May 27 2012: Egypt is currently experiencing massive social and political change - like much of the world, for different reasons, we are living though interesting times. Being brave is important - the bravest people are those who fully understand the situation they face, but still remain positive and active in the world.
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NBAers Al Horford, Bradley Beal injured this week
Updated on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
On consecutive days, Atlanta Hawks forward/center Al Horford (pectoral) and Washington Wizards guard Bradley Beal (knee) suffered serious in-game injuries that may significantly affect their ability to participate in the 2013-14 NBA season.
For the second time in the last three seasons, Horford will miss a significant amount of time with a torn pectoral muscle. Horford, who tore his left pectoral on Jan. 11, 2012, subsequently missed 58 games (55 in the regular season) and only played in 17 total contests that year (three in the postseason).
On Thursday, Horford suffered a complete tear of his right pectoral muscle while trying to deflect an inbounds pass. The injury will sideline him indefinitely and most likely for the remainder of the 2013-14 campaign.
Horford was in the midst of the best season of his career, one which likely would have resulted in his third NBA All-Star nod in the last four years. He was averaging career-highs of 18.6 points and 1.5 blocks while shooting a career-best 56.7 percent from the field. Horford is currently one of just six NBA players leading his respective team in both points and rebounding (8.4 per game).
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Smaller protests erupted in Cairo after the rushed approval of a Egyptian constitution draft, with participants threatening to ensure the referendum vote fails.
CAIRO — Thousands of Egyptians protested against President Mohammed Morsi Friday after an Islamist-led assembly raced through approval of a new constitution in a bid to end a crisis over the Islamist leader's newly expanded powers.
"The people want to bring down the regime," they chanted in Tahrir Square, echoing the chants that rang out in the same place less than two years ago and brought down Hosni Mubarak.
Morsi said the decree halting court challenges to his decisions, which sparked eight days of protests and violence by Egyptians calling him a new dictator, was "for an exceptional stage" and aimed to speed up the democratic transition.
"It will end as soon as the people vote on a constitution," he told state television while the constituent assembly was still voting on the draft, which the Islamists say reflects Egypt's new freedoms. "There is no place for dictatorship."
The opposition cried foul. Liberals, leftists, Christians, more moderate Muslims and others had withdrawn from the assembly, saying their voices were not being heard.
Thousands took to the streets in Cairo and other places, such as Alexandria and cities on the Suez Canal and in the Nile Delta, responding to opposition calls for a big turnout.
It did not match the tens of thousands who demonstrated Tuesday but rallies tend to gather pace later in the day.
Protesters said they would push for a "no" vote in a referendum, which could happen as early as mid-December. If approved, it would immediately cancel the president's decree.
"We fundamentally reject the referendum and constituent assembly because the assembly does not represent all sections of society," said Sayed el-Erian, 43, a protester in Tahrir and member of a party set up by opposition figure Mohamed ElBaradei.
"Leave, leave," some chanted, another anti-Mubarak slogan.
In the Cairo mosque where Morsi said Friday prayers, some opponents chanted against him but backers quickly surrounded him shouting in support, journalists and a security source said.
The plebiscite on the constitution is a gamble based on the Islamists' belief they can mobilize voters again after winning all the elections since Mubarak was overthrown in February 2011.
Morsi will be able to guarantee the backing of his well organized Brotherhood and Islamist allies, as well as many Egyptians who are simply exhausted by the turmoil.
"He just wants us to move on and not waste time in conflicts," said 33-year-old Cairo shopowner Abdel Nasser Marie. "Give the man a chance and Egypt a break," he said.
However, Morsi needs the cooperation of judges to oversee the vote, though many were angered by Morsi's decree that they said undermined the judiciary. Some judges have gone on strike.
The assembly concluded the vote after a 19-hour session, quicker than many expected, approving all 234 articles covering presidential powers, the status of Islam, the military's role and rights of citizens.
In one historic change, the president was limited to eight years in office after Mubarak served for 30 years. It introduced a degree of civilian oversight over the military — though not enough for critics.
An Egyptian official said Morsi was expected to approve the document Saturday and then has 15 days to hold a referendum.
"This is a revolutionary constitution," said Hossam el-Gheriyani, head of the assembly in a live broadcast of the session, asking members to launch a cross-country campaign to "explain to our nation its constitution".
The vote was often interrupted by bickering between the mostly Islamist members and Gheriyani over the articles. Several articles were amended on the spot before they were voted on and the assembly worked till early morning to finish the job.
Critics argue it is an attempt to rush through a draft they say has been hijacked by the Muslim Brotherhood, which backed Morsi for president in a June election, and its Islamist allies.
Two people have been killed and hundreds injured in protests since the decree was announced on November 22, deepening the divide between the newly empowered Islamists and their critics.
Setting the stage for more tension, the Muslim Brotherhood and its Islamist allies have called for pro-Morsi rallies Saturday. But officials from the Brotherhood's party changed the venue and said they would avoid Tahrir Square.
Seeking to placate opponents, Morsi welcomed criticism but said there was no place for violence. "I am very happy that Egypt has real political opposition," he told state television.
He said Egypt needed to attract investors and tourists. The crisis threatens to derail a fragile economic recovery after two years of turmoil. Egypt is waiting for the International Monetary Fund to finalize a $4.8 billion loan to help it out.
An alliance of opposition groups pledged to keep up protests and said broader civil disobedience was possible to fight what it described as an attempt to "kidnap Egypt from its people."
Several independent newspapers said they would not publish Tuesday in protest. One of the papers also said three private satellite channels would halt broadcasts Wednesday.
The draft injects new Islamic references into Egypt's system of government but keeps in place an article defining "the principles of sharia" as the main source of legislation — the same phrase found in the previous constitution.
The president can declare war with parliament's approval, but only after consulting a national defense council with a heavy military and security membership. That was not in the old constitution, used when Egypt was ruled by ex-military men.
Activists highlighted other flaws such as worrying articles pertaining to the rights of women and freedom of speech.
A new parliamentary election cannot happen until the constitution is passed. Egypt has been without an elected legislature since the Islamist-dominated lower house was dissolved in June, based on a court order.
"The secular forces and the church and the judges are not happy with the constitution; the journalists are not happy, so I think this will increase tensions in the country," said Mustapha Kamal Al-Sayyid, a Cairo University political science professor.
(Additional reporting by Tom Perry and Tamim Elyan, writing by Edmund Blair)


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Elementary French I (IHFR-101)
Introduction to basic skills to communicate about personal and everyday topics, including informal conversations with native speakers, finding information in newspapers and on Internet sites, and exploring the contemporary French-speaking world. For students with little or no prior knowledge of French.
Section: IHFR-101-01C
Credits: 4
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John Snyder may refer to:
- John Snyder (Pennsylvania) (1793–1850), American politician from Pennsylvania
- J. Buell Snyder (1877–1946), American politician from Pennsylvania
- John P. Snyder (1926–1997), American cartographer
- John J. Snyder (born 1925), American religious leader
- John Snyder (actor) (born 1950), American actor -- seldom in voice-only roles
- John Snyder (voice actor) (born by c. 1960), American actor -- usually in voice-only roles, & a.k.a. Ivan Buckley
- John Snyder (baseball) (born 1974), American player
- John K. Snyder (1922–1993), Louisiana politician
- John K. Snyder III, comic artist
- John T. Snyder, American games artist
- John Wesley Snyder (Texas) (1837–1922), Texas rancher and businessman
- John Wesley Snyder (US Cabinet Secretary) (1895–1985), American business manager & government administrator
- John Otterbein Snyder (1867–1943), American zoologist
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