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Krakowski, 42, nominated for her '30 Rock' role, just confirmed her pregnancy this month, but she was clearly comfortable showing off her advanced pregnancy curves in a silky, snug draped one-shoulder Wedgwood-blue dress, with a dramatic side slit that showed a peek of matching lace.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Thousands of angry textile workers demonstrated in the outskirts of Dhaka on Monday after a fire swept through a garment workshop at the weekend, killing more than 100 people in Bangladesh's worst-ever factory blaze.
Another fire broke out in a multi-storey garment factory in a Dhaka suburb on Monday, but a fire brigade official said the blaze was under control and there were no immediate reports that anyone had died in the latest blaze.
Workers of Tazreen Fashions and residents blocked roads and forced the closure of other factories in the industrial suburb of Ashulia, where the huge fire started on Saturday, demanding that those responsible for the disaster be punished.
"I haven't been able to find my mother," said one worker, who gave her name as Shahida. "I demand justice, I demand that the owner be arrested."
Police and officials said narrow exits in the nine-storey building trapped workers inside, killing 111 people and injuring more than 150.
"This disastrous fire incident was a result of continuing neglect of workers' safety and their welfare," said Amirul Haque Amin, president of Bangladesh's National Garment Workers Federation.
"Whenever a fire or accident occurs, the government sets up an investigation and the authorities - including factory owners - pay out some money and hold out assurances to improve safety standards and working conditions. But they never do it."
Working conditions at Bangladeshi factories are notoriously poor, with little enforcement of safety laws, and overcrowding and locked fire doors are common. More than 300 factories near the capital shut for almost a week this year as workers demanded higher wages and better conditions.
At least 500 people have died in clothing factory accidents in Bangladesh since 2006, according to fire brigade officials.
Bangladesh has about 4,500 garment factories and is the world's biggest exporter of clothing after China, with garments making up 80 percent of its $24 billion annual exports.
Hong Kong-listed Li & Fung said in a statement that it had placed orders for garments from Tazreen Fashions which were being manufactured on the premises where the fire broke out. It said it would provide relief to victims' families, and carry out its own investigation into what caused the blaze.
A spokesperson for U.S. retail chain Wal-Mart Stories Inc. in India said the company was "trying to determine if the factory has a current relationship with Walmart or one of our suppliers".
(Reporting by Serajul Quadir and Anis Ahmed; Writing by John Chalmers; Editing by Robert Birsel)
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Andrew Maxwell's London Loves
Tue Nov 11, 18, 25 and Dec 2. Comedy Café Theatre.
Mischievous Irish raconteur Andrew Maxwell has been a London dweller for 20 years now. He's practically a Londoner, we'd say. To celebrate his two decades in our capital, the Radio 4 star is performing this topical show, all about London. 'Andrew Maxwell's London Loves' is playing a weekly residency at the Comedy Café, with a special guest joining Maxwell each week. Expect pin-point accents, biting observations and suave stories.
Lou Sanders in Another Great Show Again
Thu Nov 27 - Sat Nov 29. Soho Theatre.
Sanders's latest show is a chaotic mish-mash of ex-boyfriend stories, talking vagina puppets and bags of flour. But, somehow, she's mashed them into a pleasingly ludicrous shape. Sanders flips conventional stand-up rules with her blustery, teenage-like delivery: her sharpest jokes are treated as throwaway lines and any groan-worthy gags are bombastically overplayed. She's very funny, too – her overblown sense of self-importance is deliciously silly.
John Waters – Carsick: This Filthy World Volume Two Live Comedy Monologue
Tue Nov 11. Southbank Centre.
Expect weapons-grade filth from the king of trash cinema, who returns to the capital with a rare stand-up date. Fans of cult movies like the mind-blowing 'Pink Flamingoes', 'Serial Mom' and 'Hairspray' will not want to miss out.
Sam Simmons – Death of a Sails-Man
Mon Nov 17 - Sat Dec 6. Soho Theatre.
'Death of a Sails-Man' bagged Aussie absurdist Sam Simmons his second Foster's Edinburgh Comedy Award nomination at this year's Edinburgh Fringe. He plays Phil, a muesli salesman lost at sea on a windsurfing board. As the days pass his mind deteriorates and all manner of oddities and hallucinations take place. It's ridiculously good fun and relentlessly silly.
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Boosh fans, it's time to dig out those lightning bolt t-shirts you bought on the 2006 tour. Noel Fielding – the Hoxton-haired half of the Mighty Boosh – lands in Hammersmith and Brixton as part of his first ever solo tour. The surrealist comic is promising a mix of stand-up, live animations, music and appearances from his character creations, including The Moon and Fantasy Man. Plus, Noel's brother, Mike Fielding (best known as 'Naboo' from the series) and long-time Boosh collaborator Tom Meeten are also joining Noel on stage. Imagine that!
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XWayland is the compatibility layer for running legacy X11 applications atop Wayland. The XWayland code has been baking for a while and as of a few hours ago the initial support was finally merged. This XWayland merging came just in time as the merge window for the six-month update, X.Org Server 1.16, is soon closing.
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Robert Ginty: Actor best known for his action role as 'The Exterminator'
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The actor Robert Ginty became a leading star of action movies after he played the title role in the low-budget hit The Exterminator (1980). For the next decade he was the cut-price equivalent of Schwarzenegger or Stallone, making violent thrillers that invariably went straight to video but built him a large following of action fans. Ginty was usually the hero, often a war veteran using his skills to clean up the city streets, or a mercenary fighting corruption in the far corners of the world (where hordes of extras could be hired cheaply for scenes of mayhem). He was a man of many talents, however, and later found favour as an activist for experiment in the arts, a champion of human rights, a writer, a theatre and opera director, curator, artist and photographer.
Born Robert Winthrop Ginty in 1948 in Brooklyn, New York, where his father worked as a construction engineer and his mother worked for the government, he was of Irish ancestry and a direct descendent of Lord Edward Fitzgerald, member of Parliament and disciple of Thomas Paine, who died in the Irish Rebellion of 1798. Ginty's first love was rock music, and at the age of 16 he was touring with bands, playing drums with Carlos Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and John Lee Hooker.
He was educated at Yale and the City College of New York, then studied acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse, the Actor's Studio, and with Robert Lewis at the Yale School of Drama. He starred in Tennessee Williams's Orpheus Descending and Eugene O'Neill's More Stately Mansions at the Provincetown Playhouse, and at the New Hampshire Shakespeare Festival he played Hotspur in Henry IV, Part One and Bottom in A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The producer Harold Prince saw these performances and hired him as both an assistant and actor for his Broadway productions of The Great John Brown (1972), Don Juan (1973) and The Government Inspector (1974). After returning to New Hampshire to star in Israel Horovitz's one-act play The Indian Wants the Bronx, he moved to California, where he developed a reputation as a rugged player who could fill television roles that demanded physical action.
He was in episodes of Police Woman and The Rockford Files, and he had small roles in the films Bound for Glory (1976), and Two-Minute Warning (1976). His first notable role was in the TV series Baa Baa Black Sheep (1976-78), about the exploits of a Second World War flying ace and his squadron of misfits. Ginty was Lt. T. J. Wiley, one of what he later described as "a bunch of gung-ho young kid pilots". The series prompted him to take up flying, a lifelong passion that culminated in his becoming in 2004 an honorary captain in the United States Navy's Blue Angels.
Hal Ashby, director of Bound for Glory, then gave Ginty a strong supporting role in the powerful Vietnam war-drama Coming Home (1978), starring Jane Fonda. Ginty was the best friend of a marine (Bruce Dern) whose wife falls in love with a paraplegic while her husband is overseas.
Ginty next acted in the acclaimed television series The Paper Chase (1978-9), based on the movie about student life in a competitive law school. Ginty portrayed one of the students; another was played by Francine Tacker, who became the second of his three wives. Despite being hailed as the best new series of the year, The Paper Chase was cancelled after one season.
Ginty was on the verge, however, of his major breakthrough. He was cast in The Exterminator as a Vietnam veteran out for revenge on the gang who beat up his comrade. Deploying his most brutal combat skills, he battles the police and CIA as well as various criminals, at one point thrusting a villain through a meat grinder. Cheaply produced, the film made a huge profit, and though Ginty was billed third to Christopher George (as chief villain) and Samantha Eggar, he stole the film, and would often be billed afterwards as Robert "Exterminator" Ginty.
The image would carry him through a decade of low-budget, violent thrillers, shot in France, Italy, Mexico and Thailand, with such titles as Gold Raiders (1983), Maniac Killer, Programmed to Kill, Mission: Kill, Code Name Vengeance (all 1987), and Cop Target (1990). He also both starred in and produced Exterminator 2, an inevitable sequel to his biggest hit. He wrote and directed The Bounty Hunter (1989), and he also produced, directed and acted in Vietnam, Texas (1990), about a priest (Ginty) who discovers he fathered a son while on a tour of duty in Vietnam, though few priests would be as handy with a gun or their fists as Ginty proved to be. The film won him Best Director awards at the Houston International Film Festival and the Taormina Film Festival in Italy.
As his phase as an action star waned, he worked more frequently in television as both an actor and director. He appeared in seven episodes of Falcon Crest (1989-90) and such shows as Father Dowling Mysteries and Murder, She Wrote, and he directed episodes of Nash Bridges, Charmed and Tracker.
In 1994 Ginty responded to his heritage by becoming artistic director of the Irish Theatre Arts Center in Hollywood, whose goal is to sponsor stage, film and music projects dealing with the Irish experience, as well as allowing playwrights to hear their works read by actors in front of an audience. He lectured regularly at Trinity College, Dublin, and with film-makers Neil Jordan and Jim Sheridan he founded the Director's Guild of Ireland.
Ginty also became noted as a champion of experimental theatre. In 2004 he directed a hip-hop version of A Clockwork Orange in Toronto, and in 2005 at the Edinburgh Festival he directed Bertolt Brecht's Mother Courage and Her Children, set in Iraq. As a stage director, Ginty favoured modern playwrights, staging revivals of Sam Shepherd's True West, Tom Stoppard's Arcadia and David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross.
An exhibition of his paintings and photographs was presented at the Pompidou Centre in Paris in 2006. He was also a Unesco Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Global Market Place and a member of the International Centre for Human Rights. A staunch advocate of preserving classical American architecture, in 2005 he was appointed as ambassador for the Prince's Trust by Prince Charles.
He and his family, who lived in Toronto for several years, were also patrons of several arts bodies, including the Royal Ontario Museum, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and the National Ballet of Canada. When asked how he felt about his period as a top action hero, he replied that he had no regrets. "I've played a very violent repertory of movies, and what they've done for me is given me an economically viable career."
Tom Vallance
Robert Winthrop Ginty, actor and director: born Brooklyn, New York 14 November 1948; three times married (one son); died Los Angeles, California 21 September 2009.
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Briggs & Stratton's board recently approved the pulling forward of its 12-cent quarterly cash dividend into 2012, protecting the company's shareholders from potential tax increases next year. The company said that the dividend, which was previously approved on Oct. 17, would be paid on Dec. 31 instead of Jan. 2. The record date remains Dec. 14. Briggs & Stratton is the latest company to move up its quarterly payout or issue a special end-of-year payment, in order to protect investors from potentially having to pay higher taxes on dividend income starting in January.
The company has a market cap of $980m and is currently trading at $20.62 a share. The stock is sitting just below its 52-week high of $20.86 and offers a dividend yield of 2.30%. The company was founded in 1908 and manufactures air-cooled gasoline engines for outdoor power equipment around the world. Its main operations consist of two segments, engines and power products. The largest institutional holder of the Milwaukee-based engine maker is currently Blackrock.
Some of its smaller competitors such as Johnson Outdoors with a market cap of $197mm, Douglas Dynamics with a market cap of $300mm, and Altra Holdings with a market cap $577mm, all are expected to outperform in 2013. Much of the sector will enjoy an increase in outdoor furniture sales due to the extreme weather events that have occurred around the world. Hurricane Sandy alone caused a tremendous amount of damage to outdoor furniture and many folks will be looking replace their items come the spring. With the consumer alive and well and customers continuing to spend this segment in the market is expected to exceed analyst expectations.
BGG recently closed its $57 million cash acquisition in stock of Companhia Caetano Branco. Branco, founded in 1936, makes outdoor power equipment used primarily in light commercial applications in Brazil and employs about 150 workers there. Briggs said it financed the transaction from cash on hand, and that they do not expect it to have a significant impact on sales or earnings in fiscal 2013.
The company is expanding and has shown consistent growth for the last couple of years. When looking at the chart for the last 12-months there is a clear uptrend in place that is expected to continue into 2013. If the stock falls anywhere around $20 it is considered buying opportunity, with BGG expected to have another solid year.
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Damien's divine intervention - Saint Damien
#1 Oct 11, 2009
PLEASE SAINT damien please heal my son kent of fungal memingitis and being angry plus his blood is not right too msny white corpusal. many other things going please ask Jesus t help we will be ever grateful, pray and touch him thsnk you all, barbara
#2 Oct 15, 2009
It doesn't work.
#3 Oct 15, 2009
Sorry Barbara.
It is completely smoke and mirrors by the Catholic Church. It is a Fairy Tale and an Urban Legend. You can pray till you are blue in the face. It won't make any difference at all. They have their own agenda.
#4 Oct 15, 2009
They already have their two "miracles".
Don't feel bad though. You didn't miss anything.
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#5 Oct 15, 2009
good luck with getting god to answer you...
"Oh smartness, where art thou?"
Since: Nov 07
Dey tuk er jerbs!
#6 Oct 15, 2009
haha! yeah!
they might as well go ask a wall for help!
#7 Oct 15, 2009
This kind of fraud does have victims.
When news organizations treat this kind of charade as fact, there will be people who believe it. Some will make tragic mistakes because of it. Such as believing that they must have "no treatment", "just like Audrey Toguchi". Often, it is a child who is denied medical treatment because of these beliefs.
The myth was inadvertently created when the Star Bulletin reported this:
http://starbulletin.com/2003/03/29/news/story ... "She had absolutely no treatment, not even a diet."
But years later they corrected themselves:
http://starbulletin.com/2008/07/04/news/story ... "She underwent surgery a year later. A tumor the size of a fist was removed from the side of her left thigh and buttock."
But the original claim had already been widely repeated all over the world.
Most people have never read this:
The case report for the claimed miracle cure in Hawaii was reviewed by the president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, Dr. Richard Schilsky, a University of Chicago cancer specialist. He found that it's "highly likely" that the lung had already been seeded with liposarcoma cells when her original tumor was found. Schilsky said it isn't clear that all three lung growths were cancer, since only one was biopsied, and pointed out that there are several reasons people get small inflammatory nodules in the lungs that might resolve spontaneously. Dr. Richard Schilsky noted that "The point here is that the primary tumor was treated," and that could have helped her immune system control any remaining cancer in her body.
The primary tumor (the size of a fist) was surgically removed. The tiny specs healed themselves. That should be the lead story.
People have been told that it is a miracle. Some want to believe it regardless of the facts.
#8 Oct 15, 2009
The Star Bulletin knows the truth. They have printed it.
Many catholic church officials know the truth, but went ahead with canonization, for their own reasons.
A few catholic "believers" have read the truth, but cannot bring themselves to accept it.
Most others do not care.
"Bite Me"
Since: Aug 09
Bay of Plenty!
#9 Oct 15, 2009
Yeah seems that way right?
Honestly I don't get this sh!t
Or they could go watch paint dry...
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#10 Oct 15, 2009
And which two miracles would that be..?
I've read the bible[EEEck] but don't remember any of it.
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#11 Oct 15, 2009
Exactly! I agree
#12 Oct 15, 2009
The "other" Father Damien "miracle" is this.
On June 13, 1992, Pope John Paul II approved the cure of a nun in France in 1895 as a miracle attributed to Venerable Damiens intercession. In that case, Sister Simplicia Hue began a novena to Father Damien as she lay dying of a lingering intestinal illness. It is stated that pain and symptoms of the illness disappeared overnight.
That is it.
By their own rules, the Catholic Church needed two "miracles" in order to proclaim Father Damien a saint.
#13 Oct 16, 2009
Wow! The church must be absolutely desperate for miracles if they accept this kind of evidence.
#14 Oct 16, 2009
This is good stuff. Thank you.
#15 Oct 16, 2009
There is a Pulitzer Prize story here if anyone has the courage to write it.
#16 Oct 16, 2009
How much can you afford? For the cost of "divine intervention" in most cases are all BS...when someone "kicks the bucket"...clergymen will always say "it was the will of god"...so that they can wash their hands clean, inspite of emptying your bank account!
#17 Oct 16, 2009
It's all about promoting their "agenda" and recruiting fools to empty their wallets into the corrupt Vatican coffers. This Vatican has been doing this for generations, keeping power to the elite few to control, manipulate and extort the masses believing in such nonsense....the only miracle is the amount of money flowing into their bank accounts!
Yeah.....praise the lord and give me your wallet!
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Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:43 PM
I'm sure I am seeing lines!?
Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:46 PM
I can't see anything. Sorry.
Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:46 PM
My opk is dark aswell
I am 8dpo
Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:49 PM
i *think* i can see the faintest of faint lines, but nothing definitive
Posted 04 November 2012 - 03:52 PM
Bottom tests I saw a line straight away
Posted 04 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
They are super faint but I keep testing and still getting the same lines
Posted 04 November 2012 - 04:35 PM
I can't see any lines sorry.
Posted 04 November 2012 - 04:42 PM
I don't see anything sorry, maybe try again in a few days?
Posted 04 November 2012 - 04:44 PM
I don't see any lines.
OPKs will not tell you as early as a HPT when you are pregnant - because OPKs have a much higher threshold/sensitivity (at around 35mlU/ml whereas HPTs are around 12.....
I don't see any lines.
OPKs will not tell you as early as a HPT when you are pregnant - because OPKs have a much higher threshold/sensitivity (at around 35mlU/ml whereas HPTs are around 12.....
ETA: What you might be seeing in the OPK might be just your natural LH that circulates throughout your body, all the time throughout the cycle. Hence we need to wait for the SUPER dark OPK to tell us when we have our LH surge
Edited by Poseidon768, 04 November 2012 - 04:45 PM.
Posted 04 November 2012 - 05:00 PM
Maybe this may be a better picture
The top is the new test
Posted 04 November 2012 - 05:11 PM
I think I see something wait 2-3 days and try again
Posted 04 November 2012 - 06:56 PM
I think I see the faintest of faint lines on all test, but I've been staring at mine all day so might have crazy eyes lol
Test again in a few days, or tomorrow if you can't wait
Posted 05 November 2012 - 06:00 AM
I think I can see it too, but not enough to call bfp yet.
Leave it a couple of days and then try with a FR?
Posted 05 November 2012 - 07:55 AM
This mornings
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:32 AM
Sorry OP, can't see anything on those new ones
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Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:38 AM
I can definitely see lines in the new pic but can't tell if they are evaps or not. Good luck! I hope it's a BFP for you!
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:40 AM
Maybe... but I think you need to wait a few days then test with a first response. It looks to me like what you have there might be an evap line rather than anything else, but at 8-10 DPO you really can't expect a conclusive test result. Also, if you can't see it in a regular photo (not adjusted/enhanced in any way) then you're grasping at straws, in my opinion.
So, wait a few days then use a reliable test. Good luck!
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:45 AM
They seem to be getting darker and they are pink
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:48 AM
QUOTE (noi'mnot @ 05/11/2012, 08:40 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Maybe... but I think you need to wait a few days then test with a first response. It looks to me like what you have there might be an evap line rather than anything else, but at 8-10 DPO you really can't expect a conclusive test result. Also, if you can't see it in a regular photo (not adjusted/enhanced in any way) then you're grasping at straws, in my opinion.
So, wait a few days then use a reliable test. Good luck!
I can see them without editing
I'm in my phone so the picture are not so great
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Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:49 AM
I can't see anything in the photo above. However, they might not be showing up if faint. My first HPT for my DS was a FR and too light to photograph but was definitely there.
Good luck!
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:53 AM
I can see lines. They are very faint but they are there IMO
Go buy a FR!
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:56 AM
I cant see them, sorry OP i hope its just bad photos.
Posted 05 November 2012 - 08:59 AM
I don't see anything at all in the last picture that you posted. But, I do understand they're hard to photograph early. Try to be patient OP, though I know that it's hard! If you are pregnant then a first response should show it up pretty soon. Good luck!
Posted 05 November 2012 - 10:39 AM
I think i see something although it looks like mine from my chem pg
Posted 05 November 2012 - 04:12 PM
I took a frer
I can see a line
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Health board sources say Bidois, 33, had a history of violence in the unit. The Bay of Plenty District Health Board said it was satisfied sufficient protections were in place, as "this type of incident is not able to be predicted".
The police summary of facts says King and Bidois were together in a dining area when they argued. King threw coffee on the 183cm-tall, 120kg Bidois, who thrust his arm, encased in a plaster cast, into King's throat with force.
She was taken to intensive care, placed in an induced coma and given a tracheotomy. She remained in hospital until she died eight months later. It is understood Bidois was discharged from the unit and went home just a few days after the assault. In March, 2011, police charged Bidois with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, which carries a maximum penalty of 14 years imprisonment.
In July that year he pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of male assaults female, which carries only two years jail. He was sentenced in March, 2012 to two years intensive supervision. In November, 2012, coroner Wallace Bain found that King died of respiratory failure following complications from a fractured larynx caused by Bidois. He ruled there was no need of an inquest.
Hollister-Jones said after a "careful review of the evidence" it was decided to reduce the charge against Bidois.
"This was because the assault was not witnessed, and Ms King did not provide a clear account of what occurred."
Hollister-Jones said after King died, he looked at whether a more serious charge such as manslaughter could be laid and concluded a conviction was unlikely.
Detective Senior Sergeant Greg Turner of Tauranga police said the death was treated as a homicide and investigated fully. The final charge was the most appropriate given the available evidence.
Bidois had not come to police attention since. King's brother, Paul, said he was surprised Bidois was charged with male assaults female, "especially considering his violent history". Family members had tried, without success, to have the case taken further.
Graeme Moyle, the Sensible Sentencing Trust's mental-health issues spokesman, said the prosecution was "shoddy" and the case should be re-opened.
"Even if the assault was not witnessed, Bidois admitted it by pleading guilty to it. Ms King could hardly provide a clear account of what occurred, as she suffered from mental illness herself, had a fractured and infected larynx and spent the remainder of her life in ICU. I don't accept Bidois didn't understand that his actions, on the balance of probabilities, could cause death, and neither would a jury."
- Sunday Star Times
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