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BUENOS AIRES, Sep 11 (Tierramérica).- Three thousand people live below the smoke stacks of petroleum refineries and alongside chemical storage sites, among rubbish and debris, and foul bodies of water, in "Villa Inflamable", a settlement in the lower Matanza-Riachuelo river basin, south of the Argentine capital."That's downtown Buenos Aires," María del Carmen Brite tells Tierramérica, pointing towards the city's tall buildings in the distance. "If this explodes, we're all going with it," says the woman, a member of the Villa Inflamable Development Partnership.The entire 2,240-square-kilometer basin is polluted. From the point where it begins, west of the city, to where it flows into the Río de la Plata (River Plate), the lack of sewage treatment and wastewater and runoff from the 3,000 companies located in the area have severely harmed this water resource. But the lower portion is the most critical.Brite is one of the 144 people who two years ago filed a lawsuit for environmental damage against the government and the 44 companies of the nearby industrial complex, known as the Polo Petroquímico Dock Sud. The case reached the Supreme Court of Justice, which in June issued a ruling requiring the government and the firms to present a clean-up plan.On Sep. 5, at a public judicial hearing, Secretary of Environment and Sustainable Development Romina Picolotti acknowledged that Dock Sud holds "a potentially explosive combination" of industrial installations and announced that the 11 chemical deposits would be relocated within a year.She also promised that the affected population will be "a priority" of the plan. While long-term measures are being set up, clean water will be distributed to the residents, as well as a special dietary supplement intended to neutralize the negative health effects of the contamination."They must think that because we're poor we are stupid," protested Brite, who barely gets by on a 50-dollar monthly subsidy for unemployed heads of household.The neighborhood is in the town of Avellaneda, just outside the southern Buenos Aires city limits. The Riachuelo there is "a filthy sewer," says Brite's attorney, Jorge Iturraspe.The water is nearly black -- flowing opaque and oily. Plastic bottles float by like waterlilies on the surface, and the river banks are covered in garbage. "Anything can turn up here. Even a cadaver," says Brite.According to Picolotti, there are no epidemiological studies that verify the connection between the industry active in the area and the residents' health problems, though she admitted that the pollution does indeed exist.There is only one study, by the Japanese International Cooperation Agency, according to which 50 percent of the children ages seven to 11 in Villa Inflamable have traces of lead in their blood and 10 percent with chlorine in their urine.Brite is 49 and has nine children. She has lived in Villa Inflamable since 1976. In 1998, pregnant, she had to be hospitalized. "Everything was swollen. They had to intubate me," she recalls.She blames the clean-up of a chemical storage site belonging to Union Carbide, the same company responsible for the 1984 explosion in Bhopal, India, which claimed the lives of 8,000 people.Her daughter, Camila, eight, was born with fetal stress. At age five she had hemorrhagic measles and lost some of her breathing capacity. Twelve children in Villa Inflamable have died because of the virus transmitted by that illness, she said.And her son, Emir, 10, developed a rash one rainy day. The doctors diagnosed "poisoning from acid".Her three-year-old son Yair was hospitalized for a week this year because of difficulty breathing, and was referred to the hospital's poisoning unit. "They ask us to test for toluene, benzene and lead, but the reactive agents are very expensive," Brite said.She has no doubt that these health problems have environmental causes. And she remembers with sadness her son Rodrigo, who died at birth -- presumably from anencephaly -- and her first grandchild, who was lost to sudden infant death syndrome.María Alejandra Sciarreta, who is also a plaintiff in the case that reached the Supreme Court, is 34 and receives a government subsidy similar to what Brite gets. Three of her nine children attend a school for the disabled. Two have lead in the blood. One was hospitalized twice in the La Plata Children's Hospital due to vomiting and dizziness. "Now he has many behavioral problems at school," she said.According to the National Children's Defense Office, for Villa Inflamable "there is no remedy possible." What is needed is to relocate the 800 families living there, in addition to dismantling the industrial complex.Alfredo Alberti lives across from Villa Inflamable, in the Buenos Aires district of La Boca, where he can smell the fumes coming from the Riachuelo and the chemical plants."They can't allow people to live exposed to these levels of pollution. They want to move the families just 10 blocks from here, along the Sarandí stream, which is the same rubbish," Alberti said."We don't want to move there," Brite agreed, adding, "here the clouds can walk. 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Excerpt from: Above All, Don't Wobble, Chapter 6
"Many people, many – almost ninety percent – have decided to live on the plain ground, safe, not taking any risks. They never fall to the depth, they never rise to any heights. Their life is a dull affair, a drab thing, monotonous – with no peaks, no valleys, no nights, no days. They just live in a gray world, without colors; the rainbow doesn't exist for them. They live a gray life, and by and by they also become gray and mediocre.
"Never settle for any mediocrity because that is a sin against life. Never ask that life should be without risk, and never ask for security, because that is asking for death. Live dangerously – because that is the only way to live.
"The greatest danger is to reach to the greatest peaks of divineness, and to fall to the greatest depths of hell. Become a traveler between these two, unafraid. By and by you will come to understand that there is a transcendence. By and by you will come to know that you are neither the peak nor the depth, neither the peak nor the valley. By and by you will come to know that you are the watcher, the witness. Something in your mind goes to the peak, something in your mind goes to the valley, but something beyond is always there – just watching, just taking note of it – and that is you. Mind has polarity, you don't have any polarity – you are a transcendence.
"Remember this word transcendence. You are transcendental: you go beyond both the polarities. Both the polarities are in you but you are neither; you tower higher than both. Once you become in tune with this transcendence then you walk, not on the plain ground, but between the valleys and the peaks, remaining so balanced that no plain ground can remain as plain as this.
"This is something inner; it has nothing to do with the ground. The ground is very high and low – both heaven and hell are there – but you are somewhere far, far away from both. You simply watch the whole game of it, the whole play of consciousness.
"Homesickness will arise; it is part of our security, part of our mediocre life. But there is no home. These are just conveniences, just consolations that we create around us to give us a false feeling of security – because every moment death is coming closer and closer. Every moment the grave is calling, and sooner or later everybody is going to be in the grave. The home is not going to remain a home forever. At the most it is a caravanserai – you stay for the night, an overnight stay, and by the morning you go.
"Life is an eternal journey…there is no home. To understand this homelessness is to understand life." Osho
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Outside the VFW hall, Leo catches up with Jed. He complains about how cold it is for October. Jed asks him if he just fired Cal. Leo says he did. He adds that he also fired Jerry, Steve, Mack, and the other guy. Jed asks if he kept anybody. Leo says he kept Toby. Jed complains that Toby was the only person working for them that he didn't know, and that's the one Leo kept. Leo says that they were worthless and it's time to bring in what they need. Jed seems pretty pissed that Leo made this decision on his own. Leo said he did it because Jed is a "crappy politician" and that he'll probably find him making a lot of decisions on his own. Jed starts blathering about how many times he's gotten elected and so on without Leo's help. Leo snipes, "No, seriously, that's a real political accomplishment considering your family founded this state! Were you even opposed in any of those elections?" Jed continues protesting Leo's decision to get rid of everyone he knew. Leo's completely indifferent and bids him a good night. Jed follows Leo to his car, asking him why he's doing this. He says that Leo's a bigger player than he is, and that Hoynes would make him National Chairman. Jed needles Leo to tell him this isn't one of the twelve steps. Leo snaps, "That's what it is, right after admitting that we're powerless over alcohol and that a higher power can restore us to sanity, that's where you come in." Jed: "Leo..." Leo: "Because I'm tired of it! Year after year after year after year, having to choose between the lesser of 'who cares?' Of trying to get myself excited about a candidate who can speak in complete sentences! Of setting the bar so low I can hardly look at it. They say a good man can't get elected President. I don't believe that...do you?" Jed looks slightly humble. "And you think I'm that man?" Leo: "Yes." Jed asks, "Doesn't it matter that I'm not as sure?" Leo replies, "Nah! Act as if ye have faith and faith shall be given to you. Put another way: fake it 'til you make it. You did good tonight." As they walk down the street together, Leo assures him, "This is the time of Jed Bartlet, old friend. You're going to open your mouth and lift houses off the ground. Whole houses, clear off the ground..."
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Franklin High School Marching Band finished in 15th place at the "Bands of America Grand Nationals" in Indianapolis.
Buses arrived at Franklin High early Sunday morning after spending the previous days competing with 89 other bands.
They scored an 87.4, which is the highest score the band has ever received in a Grand National competition.
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Bill Devin
As Henry Manney put it, "Oklahoma blew away, business blew away,... and the Devin family followed the trail to California ahead of the blowing sand and dust of Oklahoma in the Thirties."
|Bill soon began working for Douglas Aircraft building and maintaining jigs and fixtures for aircraft production.
He later moved to the flight line as a crew chief for A-20 Havoc medium bombers where he learned electrics, carburetion,
structures, hydraulics and other aircraft systems and skills which were to prove invaluable to him in later life.
The Navy claimed his next two and a half years where he worked as a machinists mate and then as a motor mechanic responsible for maintaining landing craft in an assault transport unit. Obviously all this background and experience with motors answers the question of how did he get interested in cars. It was always there, and it was at this point that Bill Devin started to define his dream.
Out of the Navy in 1945, Bill went back to California with the goal of opening an automobile agency. He couldn't get financing from California banks so he began looking around for a more amenable state. He ended up in Montour, Iowa where he opened a Chrystler-Plymouth agency and two farm implement agencies and a Crosley agency. They proved to be successful but by 1949 he had grown tired of the Iowa winters and returned to California and opened a Chrysler-Plymouth agency in 1950. He brought a Crosley convertible with him and acquired a VW, some Peugeots, etc... He also purchased a new 1949 - 722cc Crosley Hot Shot in which he installed a Clay Smith cam.
Buchannan Field, CA. August 1951
This was Bill Devin's first sports car race as driver. He raced his Crosley Hot
Shot against MGs and Jaguars in the Novice race.
|Bill attended his first sports car race in Santa Ana which proved to be the beginnings of his obsession with sports car racing. Soon after, he headed for the tracks at Buchanan, Pebble Beach, Torrey Pines and Palm Springgs. Bill's brother, Gene, drove at the 1950 Pebble Beach race and two or three other races. That August, Bill began driving at Buchanan Field and won the novice race with his 722cc Crosley which qualified him for the main event. In the Main Event, he finished 5th behind Jack McAfee; driving a modified Jag 120, Jack Cannon; in his Cannon Special with a Ford V8, Bill Eserich; a 328 BMW and Bill Stroppe in an MG powered by a Ford V8.
Pebble Beach 1952
Bill Devin routinely vanquished the larger MGs with ease with his much modified Crosley Hot Shot.
Enthused by the Crosley successes, Devin looked to bigger and better cars. He sold the Fontana agency and linked up with the zany Ernie McAfee with a deal where Bill brought his money and his energy and Ernie did the selling of Siatas, Ferraris and other exotics.
Bill can't remember exactly how he got mixed up with McAfee. He does remember that Ernie had one of the now classic round drive-in restaurants which became the office and then put up a Quonset hut for the showroom. They ordered 25 Siatas for starters but just as quickly as the idea came about, it ended. McAfee backer, Bill Doheny, ended up buying the Siatas. Henry Manney and many others prominent in motor sports in the early Fifties immediately began to hang out at the Devin-McAfee place.
Ferraris had suddenly become a focus for Devin. To satisfy his recreational needs, Bill had bought and was racing the 2.6 liter Ferrari 212 that Phil Hill drove in the 1952 Carrera Panamericana. The remarkable fact is that Hill crashed the car during that same race and the crew cobbled it back together in enough time for Hill to finish 6th. After the race, the enterprising Devin picked up the car in El Paso, repaired it and soon had it back on the track.
Bill wanted to race at Le Mans so he ordered a new three-liter 250MM coupe and headed for Italy, with Chinetti, to get it. They picked up one of Briggs Cunningham's Fordillacs in Paris and drove to Modena to pick up the 250MM only to find that it would not be ready for Le Mans. Devin recalls driving to Le Mans in the Fordillac with a very young and frustrated Mike Hawthorn whose car for Le Mans was also not ready.
Bill hung around the Ferrari factory for a few weeks, and with his typical enthusiasm and about setting up a Ferrari for racing. He slipped over to Scaglietti and with Hans Tanner translating had worked a deal to convert redundant, 2.5 liter Formula 1 cars belonging to the Swiss racer Rudolf Fischer to two-seat sport racers. All of a sudden, Devin wasn't allowed in the Ferrari factory, as he was told no deals until Chinetti came back from Le Mans. Remember, in those days one didn't do anything Ferrari without Chinetti's blessing. Chinetti suggested that Devin convert some of the factory cars since Devin had already worked out the details with Scaglietti including body design and pricing.
Devin's 250MM still wasn't ready. He had also bought the ex-Porfirio Rubirosa two-liter Ferrari 166 and a 4.1 liter Vignale coupe driven by Simon and Vincent to fifth place at the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1952. Devin paid up and went home to await arrival of the cars in the U.S.
Bergsttrom AFB, Texas 1953
On his way back to California after picking up the Ferrari from the port in New
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|He sold the 166 at the dock still in its crate. After a few outings with the 4.1 liter coupe, Devin sold it to Masten Gregory. Devin campaigned the 250MM in several California races and even provided the car to a budding Phil Hill, who won the main event at the Madera Road Races. A succession of cars followed, including OSCA, Porsche, Arnolt-Bristol and a strange little front-wheel drive car called a Deutsch-Bonnet (based on Panhard components) which provided Devin with his next adventure.


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How to remove hesitation of interacting with client ? As a Devloper i want to develop my career but this require the better Client Interaction,but as now i haven't done any major client interaction , and i want to do major client interaction, how i can proceed in this way ?
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Be interested he thinks, how he thinks, why he (really) needs your application, his history, his culture, his side needs, ... and you should like him as it is. You are going to work with him for a while.
It's the key in all your inter personal relationships. Including in the client-provider.
Listening to people is hard, and you will have to practice a lot to do it with ease in the future.
Listen to him carefully before you convey your thoughts.
You will get lot of information if you allow your client to talk and based on that raise your questions. I believe its easier to raise questions than interacting ;) .
As the days move on you start suggesting/interacting with client.


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Author Yann Martine and J.J. Rolland – Published Editions du Fournel
Recent guide book (?2009/2010) for Hautes Alpes. Covers the area from the Vallee de la Claree down to Embrun up to the Italian border in the East and Ailefroide in the west. Good maps showing location of crags and either good sketches or photo topos showing the climbing. Not quite a rockfax but a really good guidebook for the region - it has 70 pages dedicated to the area around Ailefroide alone and the information is more accessible than the Escalades autour d'ailefroide. Bought the guide book from one of the outdoors shops in Ailefroide, costs 29 euros - pricey but the money is used to help manage and equip the crags.
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Atlanta tied for fifth among U.S. metro areas as a best place for black-owned companies to do business, according to a new report from the National Urban League Policy Institute, the research arm of the National Urban League.
Atlanta, which was tied with Charlotte, ranked behind the Washington, D.C., Los Angeles metro areas, which were one and two in the report, and the Chicago and Detroit metro areas, which tied for third.
St. Louis, Dallas-Fort Worth, Cleveland, New York and Philadelphia followed.
The report said that, "Cities with strong diversity supplier policies and which allow easy access to business-to-business and government contracts were the best environments for black-owned businesses to grow."
National Urban League President Marc H. Morial said, "Businesses owned by minorities have grown faster than white-owned businesses since 2007. One major factor in that growth has been the success of minority business set-aside programs. It's been one of the few job-creation bright spots during this difficult recession and jobless recovery."
"The greatest weakness in African-American entrepreneurship is not in starting businesses, but rather in growing these businesses enough to create sustained and significant revenue," Valerie Rawlston Wilson, the National Urban League's vice president of research, said. "Inability to obtain credit remains more of an obstacle for African American business owners than for any other group."
The report presented several recommendations for growing and strengthening black-owned businesses, from increasing the funding available for small business loans and raising the set-aside cap for government small business contracts to establishing robust procurement goals at all levels of government and encouraging support for private sector supplier diversity programs.
November 10th, 2011
11:45 am
I'm surprised the ATL is only fifth!
November 10th, 2011
12:03 pm
Amazing! With all the pro minority, pro black for black sake in Atlanta, you would think it would be a run away for #1!! Rules for supplier diversity, descrimination against white workers and companies, is not Constitutional and should be ruled as such! Assirmative regression policies are not Constitutional and should be legally eliminated!
November 10th, 2011
12:08 pm
Zeke enough all ready. Get off your butt and get a job you lazy communist whiner. Stop blaming others for your failings and expecting a handout . Pull yourself up by those boot straps and remember you're poor because you failed.
November 11th, 2011
12:07 pm
With all the black owned fake hair weave stores in this town I'm suprised its not #1! Lord knows they gots to have their nappy fake dread locks
November 12th, 2011
8:46 am
@ Zeke take vsheehan's advice!
@John Smith it's 2011 GET OVER YOURSELF! Don't worry about what beautiful black people are doing with their hair. They are definitely trying to impress you. You must love or be attracted to the black culture to be so concerned about what hair looks like! Get a life creep! Stop being an insecure white man it's not attractive!
November 12th, 2011
8:53 am
Go Black Atlanta Entrepreneurs!
@Zeke: What vsheehan said!
@John Smith: Stop being and insecure white man! (Like Biz Goddess said) Mostly Korean's own the weave shops not African American's. Do your research clown! And even despite your ignorance it's great that Atlanta is a leading black entrepreneur city. If you don't like it -Go back to YOUR country.


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Matthew Rossi said...
Would you have been upset if he'd outrolled you on a caster dagger? I mean, you can both use daggers and staves but he can use maces, should he only roll on caster maces?
No, weapons are a different story. I don't know why, they just are. ;)
I have mixed, complicated feelings on the issue, really, and can see both sides of the argument. As I said, I just know how I felt when a leather-wearing class took a cloth item that I needed, when I don't have the option of wearing leather. It just didn't seem right to me. There's also the chance that the boomkin will change his mind and decide to go feral or resto later on, whereas as a warlock I'm limited to a single role.
On the other hand, I also have a 60+ shadow priest alt that never heals and will happily roll on gear that traditionally would be mage or warlock stuff, so...
It's a complicated issue. I guess it all boils down to, people want loot, and when they don't get loot they get mad/disappointed.
I'm sorry, but it's perfectly fine to me. Especially with a Boomkin. My buddy decided to repsecc such, and I checked through every single boss loottable in Kara. Not counting tier gear, there is ONE, ONE leather piece with spell damage on it. Even in the dungeons the moonkin gear is sparse, so I completely understand why the guy roll against you. Sure he can wear leather and you can only wear cloth, but if the only upgrades for him are in cloth anyways, doesn't that limit him just as effectively as though he was limited to cloth only?
You should be pissed at Blizzard for forcing him to have to go for it.
If you are this mad, go to the forums and suggest they fix itemization for the hybrids. As has been said, Kara has 1, that's 1, Boomkin item. This is a raid that has something for each slot for a tank, healing gear of every armor type, Hunter mail in spades, decent amounts of elemental gear, tons of rogue leather and dps cloth.
They put a ton of Boomkin items in the badge gear. Too bad the boomkin have to be able to do heroics to get it all and pretty much no leather is found in raids for them.
I feel for them. I have to wear leather a lot as an enhancement shaman.


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How do you see the future of literature? Do yo think that shorter forms such as poetry and microstories will gain more weight?
Now that immediacy seems to be ruling our world, many have the fear that less people will take the time to read and write long novels.
Do you believe in this? Why or why not?
Which genres and themes do you think will gain more weight and why in the following years
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Mar 15 2011: In immediate Future i think the probability of micro stories replacing novels is quite sleek.
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On the other hand, Tech is moving at the mind blowing rate and its highly possible that one might come up with a tech which makes it possible to experience the same feelings in much smaller time. Reading(or whatever it may be called) will be much more efficient and productive.
And believe me this time is not far away but not in immediate future at least!!
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The Infinitely Profitable Program
Ξ March 11th, 2008 | → 38 Comments | ∇ Coding, Geeky, Software, Technical |
A recent article on Slashdot about assembler games-programming on an Atari [Donkey Kong and Me] got me reminiscing about writing assembler apps in my own early days – and about the machines we had way back when.
Having earlier cut my teeth on a DEC PDP-8, the biggest kick I got was when CP/M came out. CP/M was initially a 'business operating system' – but – it was also a system that one could possibly afford to have at home, on a Personal Computer – serious stuff for an up-and-coming nerd!
I was working for Tatung at the time, and as they built computers, I got to play with some pretty expensive kit – twin five and a quarter inch floppy drives and everything! I mostly worked on debugging the ERSO BIOS, and also worked on the Tatung Einstein computer; which used a compatible but beefed-up and expanded version of CP/M called Xtal DOS.
The Einstein was a great little machine for a while [before MS-DOS machines really came into their own], as well as being able to run CP/M programs like VisiCalc and WordStar, it could also run great games programs as it had in-built sound and graphics capabilities [colour and sprites!]. And all for £499 [that's in 1984 remember] – pretty pricey for the day!
Peet's Utilities:
I wrote articles for Tatung's Einstein magazine, which I still have kicking around somewhere, and some commercial programs too. The most successful group of these was a suite of programs called, creatively enough, 'Peet's Utilities' [1986].
Written in Z80 Assembler [I didn't know about languages like C then], the utilities included an undelete, hex-editor, function-key programmer (a TSR; if the reader knows what such a thing is!), program auto-boot (like 'run on start-up' today), printer-controller, typewriter-emulator [yup I used typewriter there] and a whole host of other things. I sometimes wonder, if I'd have ported these to MS-DOS, I might have become Peter Norton [I assume Norton's Utilities made heaps, whereas I didn't]! I recently found the contract I signed for Peet's Utilities – I got the princely sum of £1 per copy.
For completeness, I should say how Peet's Utilities was written – the mechanics of it; as it's quite interesting, and indicative of the times.
It was written on a CP/M business machine – another Tatung machine as it happens [a TPC-2000 - the rightmost machine in this picture].
The left most machines in the picture are Tatung Einsteins.
The TPC-2000 was faster and had more memory than the Einstein – and so could run my macro-assembler more efficiently. It was also a pure CP/M machine – so, by writing it on that I could be sure to not use some special Einstein-only feature or subroutine (as I could then market it more widely).
After I built the programs on the TPC-2000 I ported them to an Einstein using a program/protocol called Kermit – where I'd test/debug it proper! Quite a code/build/test/debug cycle for the times!
User feedback [on both Tatung's TPC-2000 and Einstein lines] repeatedly mentioned an irritation: that users often found they had to exit their current application [VisiCalc, WordStar, …] to perform simple disk operations, like finding a file on a floppy. It was a real and frustrating problem. For example, say they were running the popular WordStar word-processor and wanted to find an existing file for editing. Let's also say they're not sure which of a dozen floppy disks the file is on – they needed to use CP/M's DIR command to locate it. But, in order to use DIR they'd first have to exit WordStar. Of course, once they'd found their document they'd have to re-run WordStar, i.e., they had to load WordStar off a floppy again – a real pain, esp. as we're talking very slow floppy speeds here [for those that remember the sound - chunk chunk chunk is fairly onomatopoeic I think]!
To solve this problem I came up with the idea of GO.COM. The most profitable program ever written?
When a CP/M program loaded into memory, it was always located at the same address, at 0100h – the start of the so called 'Transient Program Area' [TPA]. CP/M's own mini-programs like DIR loaded, or were defined as resident subroutines elsewhere.
Well, it occurred to me that, as WordStar was still in memory [although the user had exited the program, the memory containing it (the TPA) was still intact] it would be rather useful to somehow re-execute the program in the TPA directly; rather than reloading it, i.e., why reload it from disk when it was already in memory? However, to do that you'd have to execute whatever code lay at the 0100h address once you'd finished using DIR etc. But, how to make that happen – you couldn't write a conventional program to do it, as it would have its 'jump to 0100h' commands/code loaded into the TPA itself – at 0100h – thus, if run, it would just run itself!
That's where GO.COM came in.
GO.COM contained no program bytes at all – it was entirely empty. However, because GO.COM was empty, but still a valid program file as far as CP/M was concerned (it had a directory entry and file-name ending with .com), the CP/M loader, the part of the OS whose job it is to pull programs off disk and slap them into the TPA, would still load it!
So, how does this help? Well, using the scenario above:
- the user exited WordStar
- the user ran DIR (or whatever else they needed) and at some future point would be ready to re-run Wordstar
- the user now 'loaded' and ran GO.COM
- the loader would load zero bytes of the GO.COM program off disk into the TPA – starting at address 0100h – and then jump to 0100h – to run the program it just loaded [GO.COM]!
- result – it simply re-ran whatever was in the TPA when the user last exited to DOS – instantly [WordStar in this example]!
So, GO.COM, which consisted of zero bytes of code – and sold for £5 a copy is, I figure, the most profitable program ever written (as any other program will return mathematically fewer £s per byte than GO.COM did)!
Is it really infinitely profitable? Well, in terms of what I made out of it obviously NO – I'm not infinitely wealthy. However, GO.COM could truthfully be a 'money for nothing' case. For example, priced per byte, it would look this way
Cost £5
------- = --- =
Bytes 0
I actually had some funny (as in not so) phone-calls and letters over GO.COM [no email back then]: Some purchasers - who were obviously into computers - rang up Tatung to speak to me and to ask how - and why - I'd disguised the size of the program (DIR reported that is was zero bytes remember). When I told them that it actually WAS zero bytes long, some of them became a little annoyed! "How dare you charge me £5 for nothing!" I told them that I hadn't, I'd given them something useful and if nothing else, I charged them £5 for an implementation of the idea!
It's a pity CP/M's CCP didn't have more in-built commands; the existing ones were limited to a small set of useful disk-based commands:
* ERA erases specified files.
* DIR lists filenames in the directory.
* REN renames the specified file.
* SAVE saves memory contents in a file.
* TYPE types the contents of a file on the logged disk.
I later ported GO.COM to early versions of MS-DOS, i.e., before the EXE file format existed - and it worked just as well there too! Happy days!
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I had an Einstein, and it was my favourite computer back in the 80′s, I wrote a digital audio sampler in assembler using the A-D port (Joystick I think) on it. Its the only piece of kit I ever studied the circuit diagram of, and mostly understood.
Ahh… those were the days, when computers weren't such black boxes.
beautiful solution, love it.
> I later ported GO.COM to early versions of MS-DOS,
Love that one <3
Nice to see ham radio gear in your picture :-). Vy 73 de DL1ELY
If you'd written version 2 I bet users would've paid £2.50 to upgrade
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Not only does your hack have the genius of simplicity (and is therefore elegant and beautiful) you writing is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you.
Fantastic idea! … If I'm not asking too much … could you please share GO.COM source files?
how was that possible? Wasn't there any garbage collector? It could be a security flaw.
The source file was a zero length file, i.e., there really is no source code.
Remember this is a long time ago – at a time when the single definition of 'garbage collector' was a human being.
Thanks, de G4SFI
Just for grins, I wonder if Go.com could have been patented. Imagine a patent on a zero-length executable! What a hoot!
What is the algorithm you are patenting?
Nothing, sir. Absolutely nothing.
What's the use of that?
Oh, it's very useful, I assure you. People will buy it and like it.
But how can …. ?
Look, it is an algorithm with zero steps. Zero is a number. So this is an algorithm. And it's a non-obvious solution to a real problem. So it should qualify for a patent.
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It's an interesting concept based around capturing those unplanned moments in life rather than just the highly staged family cheesefests we usually capture. Photos are stored in the cloud and can be accessed via the Memoto app. The device is very well designed. It's simple an unobtrusive but we shall have to wait and see if it's something people would want to wear.
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Rep. Martin Heinrich's constituents gathered beneath the outdoor tent, warming up with posole and hot chocolate, while the old guard South Valley residents sat on folding chairs discussing grandbabies and holiday recipes with one another. Saturday, Dec. 12, marked the grand opening of Heinrich's district office in the South Valley, an area in which he saw "great needs" during his campaign, he said in a news release.
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Dateline: Russia—A chemistry student in the Ukraine city of Konotop has been killed by what is believed to be exploding chewing gum. Russian news agency Ria Novosti reports that the unnamed 25-year-old was found dead with his jaw blown off after he was working on a computer at his parents' house. "A loud pop was heard from the student's room," a city police chief aide told ukranews.com. "When his relatives entered the room, they saw that the lower part of the young man's face had been blown off." Family members say the man had a habit of dipping his chewing gum in citric acid. Ria Novosti reports police found both citric acid packets and "some kind of explosive material" on a table in his parent's room. The parents believe their son, who was a student at Ukraine's Kiev Polytechnic Institute, mistakenly mixed up the packets, dipping his gum into the explosive powder.


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I disagree with the advice that players should test out a few classes before picking one. My own experience is that the way a classes plays in the first 20 or so levels is nothing like the way it plays at 60 and then again at 80. This is especially true of hybrid classes but it is true for all of them (or at least all I have played).
If you have never played WoW before, or any other similar type of RPG, my advice is to just pick the one that seems most interesting to you and plunge right in. After you have leveled up a class and spent time with the game mechanics and see what other people are doing on your way to level 60 (at least) you will learn so much. Then you will be in a much better position to pick the right class for you if you didn't do it the first time around. But leveling a bunch of different characters to level 10 or 20 is just a waste of time, IMHO, unless they are bank alts or something.
I disagree with your disagreement.
First of all, if you get a character to level 20 and decide you don't like it, you probably won't enjoy leveling it to 60, and there's no point putting up with something you don't like just on the offchance that you might like it later.
On the flip side, if you do level a Hunter (say) to 20, then get bored and level a Druid to 80, and then find you don't like playing a Druid in endgame, that Hunter is still there for you to go back to. You haven't lost anything by trying out more than one class.
To put it another way, you're probably right that how a class plays at 20 isn't a good indication of how it will play at 70, but it's a pretty good indication of how it will play *on the way* to 70, and the first 60 levels are as much part of the game as the last 20.
DanH. I might have found you logic dispositve two years ago, but I don't today. The problem is that leveling to 60 doesn't mean what it once did. A man wiser than me said recently on his blog that Blizzard seems to have forgotten that the content from level 1-60 is what attracted most of its current user base. Now that content is mostly neglected. Many of the changes in 3.0 were precisely designed to help players level up faster, and Blizzard has made clear that this tend will continue.
Given the ease with which people can level though 1-60 today, I just don't find you comment "and the first 60 levels are as much part of the game as the last 20." to be persuasive. It's true in theory, but it doesn't reflect the way Blizzard is approaching the game today.
I think a distinction needs to be made between new levelers and people leveling alts.
For people leveling alts, blowing through the early content with the help of gold from your main, an intimate knowledge of the quests, and years of experience with the game is fairly easy. For a new player leveling is much harder for the simple reason that a lot of the time you don't know where anything is. Sure it's still quicker than it was four years ago, but I see that as the early game being brought into line with the later content, not as it being neglected.


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Skipped the oil since I was making in an 8-inch square pyrex instead of cast iron. Coated pyrex with cooking spray. Cut salt to 3/4 tsp. and added a handful of shredded sharp cheddar and 1 tsp sugar. Baked at 400 for 20 minutes. Could have been a little moister, maybe the oil would have helped, but the taste was good.
Quick Buttermilk Corn Bread
Karry Hosford
Moist, tender corn bread is traditionally crumbled into a bowl of soup beans. If you have trouble turning out the baked bread, just serve it from the pan.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 1 wedge)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 170
- Calories from fat: 27%
- Fat: 5.1g
- Saturated fat: 0.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.6g
- Protein: 5.2g
- Carbohydrate: 26.5g
- Fiber: 2.2g
- Cholesterol: 28mg
- Iron: 1.2mg
- Sodium: 473mg
- Calcium: 88mg
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 cups yellow cornmeal
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 3/4 cups fat-free buttermilk
- 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- Pour oil into a 9-inch cast-iron skillet. Place skillet in oven for 10 minutes.
- Combine the cornmeal, salt, baking powder, and baking soda in a large bowl. Combine buttermilk, pepper, and egg, stirring with a whisk. Add egg mixture to cornmeal mixture, stirring just until moist. Remove pan from oven. Tip pan to coat bottom and sides with oil; carefully pour excess oil into batter, stirring to combine. Pour the batter into pan, spreading evenly. Bake at 450° for 15 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted into center comes out clean. Let stand 5 minutes before serving.
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Glendale, AZ (Sports Network) - Brent Morel blasted a two-run home run in the sixth inning and finished with three RBI and two runs scored to lead the White Sox to a 7-1 victory over the Indians in spring training action on Tuesday.
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Between 1960 and 2012 the share of Canadians in the U.S. foreign-born population declined from 10 to 2 percent, while the actual number of Canadian immigrants has remained remarkably steady. Using the most up-to-date statistics, this profile examines the Canadian immigrant population by size, age, location, college education, and more.
Central American migrants have long hopped freight trains known as "La Bestia," or the beast, to get through Mexico en route to the United States. While Mexico has been accused of turning a blind eye to this traffic, U.S. outcry over the surge of unaccompanied child migrants has drawn new attention to the use of the trains. This article highlights the journey aboard the trains, the dangers faced by migrants, and responses by the Mexican government and others.
Find relevant MPI resources on the child migration crisis—from research, articles, and public briefings that analyze the trends and policy developments surrounding the recent uptick in migration of unaccompanied minors to data on Central American immigrant populations and country profiles of El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras—all in one place. Click here.
MPI's Muzaffar Chishti and Claire Bergeron report on new immigration reform bills, the veto of Arizona's enforcement bill, remittances to Latin America, and more.
Traditional gateways like New York and Los Angeles still attract immigrants. But metro areas including Atlanta, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Minneapolis-St. Paul, and Austin, Texas, have become new destinations for immigrants as Audrey Singer, Susan W. Hardwick, and Caroline B. Brettell explain.
In 2006, more than 11.5 million Mexican immigrants resided in the United States, accounting for 30.7 percent of all US immigrants. MPI's Jeanne Batalova examines the number of Mexican immigrants in the United States, their socioeconomic characteristics, where they live, and the size of the Mexican-born unauthorized population.
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I love the whole idea of this...I needed something to go with egg noodles that wasn't a white sauce and because I had roasted red peppers in a jar on hand searched it. I also had sun dried tomatoes but dried so here are the changes I made~instead of broth used the water I re-hydrated the tomatoes in (next time I would use more) and doubled the balsamic vinegar. Wonderful!!!


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Freestanding and monolithic, Bet Amanuel is Lalibela's most finely carved church. Some have suggested it was the royal family's private chapel.
Freestanding and monolithic, Bet Amanuel is Lalibela's most finely carved church. Some have suggested it was the royal family's private chapel.
Atop a small but panoramic hill and behind an ugly 1960s facade sits this better-than-average rock-hewn church. It has thick cruciform pillars, small carved ceiling domes, a few paintings so faded you wouldn't even see them if the priest didn't point them out, and a solitary carving of a foot. Be sure to pop into the nunnery next door.
Although an unsightly green from the outside, this impressive, cross-shaped church is known for its architectural features (cruciform pillars, arches and cupolas), fine 17th-century frescoes and church treasures. It's also one of the largest churches in the area. The path begins around 1km from the road just southeast of Megab and involves a fairly steep one-hour ascent.
Admission price to the Muuziyemii Jimmaa includes a guided tour in English of the seven small rooms that make up the museum.
Only partly hewn, this wood, stone and mortar church, now out of service, is built on a steep ledge and is more interesting from the outside than in, though the old, rapidly deteriorating murals of saints and angels are delightfully unsophisticated. Behind the church the skulls of some former monks are lying around enjoying the view.
The main wildlife-watching circuit crosses the Bridge of God to the park's namesake savannah, but the road is so atrocious that many tour companies prefer not to come here; nobody will attempt it when it's wet.
Although less impressive architecturally than most, this church is among the most rewarding. It's spectacularly located within a cliff face, halfway up a sheer rock pinnacle 4km west of Megab. The first 45 minutes of the climb is mildly challenging, with a couple of tricky sheer sections requiring toehold action. The last two minutes require nerves of steel.
The original 14th-century (some say 12th-century) church at Debre Maryam was rebuilt by Tewodros in the 19th century. It's unattractive both outside and in and the treasury is meagre. The main reason to visit is that sometimes men make tankwa here. Also, it's across from the outlet of the Blue Nile. It's 15 minutes by boat and a short walk through coffee, mango and fig trees.
Despite the colourful legends, this large reservoir wasn't where Sheba played with her rubber duck. It was an important reservoir rather than a swimming pool or gargantuan bath. Nobody is totally sure of its age, but it's certainly been used as a water source for millennia. Its large size is even more impressive considering it's hewn out of solid rock.
Near the middle of the walled city, and often mistakenly called Rimbaud's House, is this museum dedicated to the poet Arthur Rimbaud with a series of illustrated wall panels (mainly in French) about his life.
High above the town, across from Kanta Lodge, this new centre provides a very brief introduction to Konso culture, but it's the excellent collection of totemistic waga that makes it a must-see.
Up in the mountains about 5km due east of Adwa is the monastery of Abba Garima . Said to have been founded by one of the Nine Saints in the 6th century, it's known for its collection of religious artefacts, including what may be Ethiopia's two oldest manuscripts, perhaps dating to sometime between 330AD and 650AD.
In a grove of trees on the other side of the same mountain as Abba Yohanni, this architecturally interesting 15th-century church, entered through a rock-hewn trench, has three aisles and four bays with well-carved details; six massive, finely hewn freestanding pillars; and three cupolas.
It's said the Ark of the Covenant was hidden at Tana Cherkos for 800 years, which would seem to indicate it's an interesting destination; but the present 19th-century church and its modern paintings are rather modest. Its unique feature is its ancient Judaic sacrificial stones. Tana Cherkos is 2½ hours from Bahir Dar by boat. From the landing it's a 30-minute walk uphill.
This is one of Ethiopia's largest festivals. In the days leading up to the event on 30 November, thousands of pilgrims arrive and sleepy Aksum truly awakens.
The main square is a bustling place with several minor points of interest. Most conspicuous is the monument to those who died fighting against Menelik's conquest of Harar. It shows the five original gates.


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TOKYO (KNOE 8 News/AP) - Japanese officials are pushing back the cleanup schedule for towns contaminated by radiation following the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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I know Forbes and, to some degree, US News & World Report caters to an upper middle class to upper class demographic but I wish they would compose, print, and advertise a list that most people will find useful, such as "Top 100 Public Universities that Most Americans May Be Able to Afford"
In Nor Cal, schools like San Jose State and Chico State, which have extremely strong engineering programs (in some cases, pioneering programs) still put a lot of backbone engineers into placement, but they are generally not fast-tracked for mgt roles, and they honestly have to fight pretty hard to get those first roles out of college, particularly now companies looking for 'Rock Star' engineers (I first heard that term from Netscape recruiter...). Google used to advertise for candidates "from top programs" though not sure if they still do
Bottom line, if you can get into one of these schools, or one comparable like Michigan, Duke, or UCLA/Berkeley, there are obvious reasons why you should (and you probably already know that:-)
Sad that, in this country, every single aspect of our lives is determined by how much money you have. What is worse, most of these rich "people" have about as much intelligence as a high school drop-out. Their greed is just more than enough to get them what they want. And when that is the sole concept behind your country, then we were doomed from the start.
...Reading some of these comments you'd think there was hope and change coming! Frankly, this is the list, has been the list and will always BE the list since despite the mantra of hope and change those running the show from either end of the spectrum are really part of the same group...the wealthy elite.
You are all here to work, make a bit of money and spend it on whatever they tell you is important so you feel good for awhile. They let you hold your paycheck just long enough to make you think you're living the dream. You are debtors. Programmed to be debtors and go with the program they have set out for you. Think for yourselves. Save some money. Don't answer the Pavlovian Bell and break out of their program.
There you are. Free education! Here ends the lecture.
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Film and TV series pitches often come down to a simple phrase, combining two or three existing TV shows and/or films. Fox's "Glee" is "High School Musical" meets "Election." Sandra Bullock's "The Proposal"? "Green Card" meets "The Devil Wears Prada."
So two Adult Swim alums, Adam Reed and Matt Thompson, came up with this pitch: James Bond meets "Arrested Development."
FX bought it. And the animated series "Archer" debuts on the network Thursday at 10 p.m. How do they feel? "Utterly freaked out," Reed said.
The animation, which has a '60s era retro feel, is created primarily in the Atlanta-based offices of Radical Axis, which also does work for Adult Swim shows such as "Aqua Teen Hunger Force."
Reed and Thompson worked for a time under Adult Swim guru Mike Lazzo, creating "Frisky Dingo" and "Sealab 2021."
Lazzo's philosophy: "Show me something I haven't seen before." "He is such an expert on everything that's ever been on TV or in the movies, that was really hard to do," Reed said. "So he really made us work hard to surprise him. For which I'm damned grateful."
The pair, both age 40, left Adult Swim and pondered another viable animation idea. Reed said he wanted to take a familiar genre and put a twist to it. They decided to tackle the spy world.
The Bond-ish star of their show is Sterling Archer, a pompous, arrogant jerk of a spy with the maturity level of a fifth grader. He hurls insults at his butler, threatening to stick sand into his minion's eyes if he finds dog hair in his apartment. He stands up a comely secretary at his office but doesn't even bother to apologize.
"I read a lot of the James Bond novels and he's actually a bit mysogynistic and racist," Reed said. "I wanted to focus on that."
Sterling has some redeeming values – barely. "He's really good at his job if he wants to be," Thompson said. "He just doesn't care. There's a lot of wasted potential there."
"He's handsome and looks good in a turtleneck," Reed added.
It also helps that Archer is employed by his mom, who runs the spy agency. To make matters even more awkward, Archer has Oedipal issues.
He used to date fellow spy Lana (voiced by actress and "Talk Soup" alum Aisha Tyler), who found the aforementioned Oedipal issues a bit gross. Instead, she goes after the agency's square comptroller Cyril ("Saturday Night Live" alum Chris Parnell) — "the anti Archer," Reed said.
With everyone throwing nastygrams at each other, the entire show does indeed resemble "Arrested Development." In fact, Archer's mom Malory is played by the delightful Jessica Walter, who played the matriarch on Fox's beloved Emmy-winning sitcom. "We sent out a request to Hollywood agents for Malory saying, 'Think Jessica Walter,' " Reed said. "We didn't think we'd actually get Jessica Walter."
During pitch meetings, some networks showed impressive lack of interest in "Archer." "One guy said one word," Reed recalls. "No."
"Another guy," he remembers, "spent the entire meeting texting."
But fortunately, the FX execs were attentive. They found the show to be fit FX's "guys will be guys" thematic set by shows such as "Rescue Me" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." The cartoon definitely hits upon adult themes, especially references to sex. "I wouldn't want my 14 year old watching it," Thompson said.
Originally, "Archer" only had six episodes but FX liked the first two episodes so much, they got bumped up to ten.
The show is purposely unclear when it's actually happening. "It allows us to pick the coolest things from a 40-year span," Thompson said. "Archer's suit might be from Sean Connery in 'Dr. No' from 1963. The car is maybe a 1970 Pontiac. They use cel phones. It's sort of a mish mosh."
Sample dialogue. Cyril and Sterling are being chased in a car. Cyril, training to be an agent, is a wee bit nervous as bullets whiz by him.
Cyril: So why aren't you better at this?
Sterling: I'm the best at this, Rain Man, okay unlike…
Cyril: Who? James Bond?
Sterling: I don't like to make that comparison but yah… basically.
Cyril: So do something!
Sterling: I'm doing all kinds of stuff Cyril. I'm shooting the gun, see. I'm driving the car.
Cyril: I can drive better than that!
Sterling: So I"m ejecting!
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January 13th, 2010
12:53 pm
oh dat sho be funay! I expeshaley lik dat inturatial joke.
January 14th, 2010
8:37 am
Ah, yes, just what televised entertainment has been missing: a misogynistic, racist idiot for a spy. You'd think at some point that even Caucasian males would tire of having a Caucasian male fool as a lead character but, hey, as long as he 'beds' the ladies from all backgrounds, it's all good.
January 14th, 2010
12:34 pm
Love the first episode that came on a few months ago, cannot wait to see more tonight!
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January 17th, 2010
9:03 pm
It's stupid writing that works! I
mean it's cool we've come this far to laugh at the inane, and this mixed up mash of dialog and attempted acting a theater de arte, or some other avant garde bull, it's just dumb, the plots are dumb the people even dumber, coolest thing is he's a secret, whatever, I'm not ever sure about that, but I haven't watched more than a couple of clips, but the thing is… eh, scratching, looking aside, wondering should I say that… it's wildly stimulating… ah that is… the scenes with the girls, I wouldn't want to see boys, no I don't think so… anyway that's what it is, a mix mash of whatever thrown on the pages of a Final Draft television script, yeah that's what we all use, to se hwat sticks and the explosive conclusion of the confusion is what resulted is this.
And yes, I will be back to watch more episodes!
Why? It's just dumb fun.
January 19th, 2010
9:49 am
The car in the promo picture is a 68 or 69 PLYMOUTH GTX…, the car he drove in the "Training day" episode was a 1970 Dodge Challenger. Obbviously they like early muscle cars and lean toward Mopar
March 3rd, 2010
2:37 am
I'm in a love/hate relationship with virtual memory because of the way prices are always dropping. I absolutely hate buying SD Cards for my R4 / R4i at (seemingly) a crazy bargain price only to see it become a whole lot cheaper a couple of months later.(Posted using N3T 2 for R4i Nintendo DS.)


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Went fairly static in the end. Very niceSouljah - Sent - 01/Sep/12 with On my own
As ever, felt scary before commiting but fine on "the send". galpinos - Sent x - 16/May/12 with Sam and Tim
danoflynn - Sent x - 25/Feb/12 with Cat Black, Dave Pattinson, Chris Taylor, Chunk, Andy Barker, Jack Symmons
A great finishing move. Took a few goes more than expected.Andrew Barker - Sent x - 25/Feb/12 with Cat Black, Chris Taylor, Dan O'Flynn
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Hidden - Sent x - 19/Nov/11
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Hidden - Sent - 06/Mar/11
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DETROIT The man Michigan hired to fix Detroit's finances is backing away from statements sharply critical of the city.
Last week in the Wall Street Journal, emergency manager Kevyn Orr blamed Detroit's troubles on complacency.
He said "for a long time the city was dumb, lazy, happy and rich" and that its wealth allowed "a covenant if you had an eighth grade education, you'll get 30 years of a good job and a pension and great health care."
Candidates in Tuesday's Detroit mayoral primary have criticized the statement. Retirees protested Monday outside Orr's office.
Orr said in a statement Monday that "Detroiters are and have been some of the hardest working, most resilient people in our state and across this country."
Last month, Orr filed to take Detroit into bankruptcy.


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LondonUnited Kingdom SE1 3TQ
April 13, 2013
Traveling coach and technical loudmouth. Author of "Metaprogramming Ruby".
Hey Paolo! Welcome to the group! Hope to see you on the water with us!
Hi. Thanks for joining. Hope to see you on a meetup soon. The beer meetups are most popular. We plan one for 7th March.
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