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Justin Williams, 10, scrolled through the menus in his computer program quickly, showcasing a familiarity with the video game software he hoped will attract a teammate for December's video game jam contest.
"I want to be a game designer when I grow up," said Justin of Mitchellville.
Justin was one of about 20 participants in a video game design workshop on Saturday intended to prepare the interested children for the Dec. 7 Video Game Jam. The workshop taught them how to use Kodu, a video game design software, with a tutorial created by Illinois-based DeVry University.
The workshop was held by the Patriot Technology Center at the Largo-Kettering Library in Largo. The center is holding its fifth Video Game Jam, a contest where teams spend two hours creating a game that will be judged by video game professionals, said Thurman Jones, president of the Patriots Technology Training Center. The winning team will receive a $100 gift card and second and third place will get $50 and $25 cards, respectively.
Two workshops have been held in Prince George's County with another two scheduled from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 16 at the Oxon Hill Library, 6200 Oxon Hill Road, and Nov. 23 at the South Bowie Library, 15301 Hall Road in Bowie.
Designing games requires knowing math, engineering, design and a myriad of other skills so it prepares the children for a technology-demanding world, Jones said.
"It gets them more into the business of games," Jones said. "We want to get students involved with STEM education so we can attract more high-tech firms to the county."
The workshop consisted of a short tutorial that introduced participants in the Kodu software. After the tutorial, Jones brought the students together to introduce themselves and start talking with each other to form teams. Justin said he had a couple of prospects for teammates and he plans to compete in the Video Game Jam on Dec. 7 at Prince George's County Community College in Largo.
Justin's mother, Tamara Williams, said she supported her son's interest in learning how to design games. He plays them often, so this is a chance for him to make friends and get an interest in designing games that will help him in the future, Tamara Williams said.
"If he is going to spend this much time playing the games, he might as well learn how to build them," Tamara Williams said. "It makes [the family] feel better that he is having a learning experience and enjoying the games."
Michael Coker, 14, of Upper Marlboro, was at the workshop hoping to find some teammates for the competition.
He said the Kodu software was fun to use and is a good way to expose younger people to complicated works such as engineering and video game design. Those careers can be intimidating, but the Kodu software is a good place to start, Michael said.
"Don't be intimidated," Michael said. "Try it out before you say no. Don't give up on your dreams."


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Mövenpick Hotel & Resort Al Bida'a Kuwait, one of the best hotels in Kuwait, is situated on a stunning beach with white sand merging into azure waters. Located just 15 minutes from Kuwait International Airport and ten minutes from Kuwait's well-known shopping district in Salmiya, the hotel has a location that suits business and leisure travellers alike.
The enchanting five-star city resort covers some 40,000m² and bears the hallmarks of contemporary Mediterranean style, making it unique in Kuwait.
With 280 rooms, five pools, two restaurants, two shisha terraces, a 200-metre private beach, health club, kids playground and spa, Mövenpick Hotel & Resort Al Bida'a is a delightful destination for a day, a weekend or longer. Furthermore, wireless internet access is available in all rooms and public spaces of the property, including the beach area.
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All our rooms and suites, including the villas, are tastefully designed and furnished in modern Sardinian style and offer air-conditioning, self-controlled heating system, cable TV, coffee and tea-making facilities , hairdryer, mini-refrigerator, electronic safe and high speed Internet. Public Wireless LAN internet is available in all public spaces of the property, including the beach area.
Breeze restaurant offers oriental and international buffets plus an extensive a la carte menu, including traditional Swiss dishes. At weekends our famous Friday Family Brunch is well renowned in Kuwait, offering live cooking, live entertainment, childrens' activities and more.
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The outdoor terraces of both restaurants with breath-taking views are simply unique. Enjoy sheesha in this amazing setting.
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Screening Room, a 1970s television series that aired in Boston, invited independent filmmakers to screen and discuss their work on a commercial affiliate station.
This episode of Screening Room features Jonas Mekas.
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Having finished first in Friday's opening race, and fourth in yesterday's second race, Whincup went into today's final already in the box seat to win the round.
But his cause was further boosted on the opening lap of the race when Craig Lowndes and Rick Kelly got together on the exit of Turn 10, crashing heavily and taking Steven Johnson and David Reynolds out with them.
The incident resulted in a lengthy Safety Car period, during which most drivers opted to pit. It was a strategic move that played into the hands of the drivers who decided to start on the harder Dunlop tyres, like Whincup, and dealt early leader Alex Davison – who started on the softer tyres – a huge blow.
While the guys on hard tyres could pit, satisfying the need to use both compounds during the race, Davison was forced to stay on track, pit under green flag conditions for the slower tyre, and drop down to 20th at the finish.
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Trip report - a week eating (mostly) in the West Village
Thanks to everyone on the board for making our trip to NY easy. I'm trying to remember back to the dark ages when one would have to walk by restaurants thinking – does this one look good? The following is our trip report. We're a family of 4 from Fort Lauderdale, FL with two boys 14 and 11. After originally planning to stay in a hotel near Madison Square Park, I had a change of heart and we stayed instead in an apartment near 7th Ave and Bleeker, took it easy, and spent most of our time in and around the West Village. Our first afternoon and evening we saw midtown, and had a morning downtown, but after that we stayed pretty close to "home, and ate mostly within a couple of blocks of our apartment.
Here's where we ate, with stars by my favorites:
The Breslin
Minetta Tavern*
Fatty Cue
Keste Pizza*
Murray's Cheese Shop sandwiches to go*
Totonno's Pizza
Doma na rohu (4 times)
Spotted Pig (brunch)
Dominique Ansel assortment (take out)*
Ceci Cela
Blue Ribbon (desserts)
Little Branch*
Waffles and Dinges*
Roxy's Deli pastries
Le Arte de Gelato
Milk and Cookies
Jacque Torres
Stand4 milkshakes
Hudson Bagels
Every place we ate had at least one outstanding dish, with Minetta Tavern coming closest to the fabled perfect meal missing slightly with just one dish, Public missing more obviously with just one, and Babbo coming in a strong third place. The exception is Totonno's, which mystified us with one-dimensional and bland pies, but this is obviously a matter of style and I'll make no more mention of our only disappointment.
I took a quick poll of the family and asked what dish would get them to return to NY for a quick meal:
Me: The warm Cannele de Bordeax or DKA from Dominique Ansel
Wife: Tied between Babbo's Garganelli with mushroom and Palma's Pappardelle with lamb
Son 1: Babbo's octopus
Son 2: Fatty Cue's deep fried bacon
Detailed impressions and photos coming soon.
You ate well in my nabe! (I'm at 7th and Bleecker too.)
How was Doma? I've eaten at the old Doma (which was at Perry and 7th) but not at its new incarnation. Obviously pretty solid for four mornings worth of breakfast!
If you stay in the area again, grab a pizza from John's of Bleecker, buy some beers at the bodega and take it back to your apartment. My favorite pizza in the city, and the only surefire way to avoid the terrible lines.
Breakfasts first. When we didn't eat family style we at least tried bites of each other's food so I did try everything.
Doma na rohu
Standouts: Murray's bagels, Babichka.
Doma is indeed an excellent breakfast place. I don't know how it compares to other spots in the area, as we all loved it so much for a lightish breakfast that we decided to make it our "regular" spot. What attracted us originally is that they serve Murray's bagels. That's really all we need to make us Floridians happy, so we tried it. We did go four times always between 9 and 10am and had every breakfast dish on their small menu (I think) so I guess I can review it.
The bagels come toasted by default, I don't know if that's a faux pas, but we liked them that way. Salmon was very good too. Oatmeal with fruit was a small portion and the fruit was apple heavy, but those are quibbles for an excellent dish. The frittata with asparagus was good and well made. Granola with yogurt was fine. The potato brisket hash with fried egg was good too, the meat was stew-y and not my favorite but my kids loved it. One of my favorite dishes of our entire trip (new to me and I can try and make at home) was the Babichka, which I had twice and my son once. A simply prepared French toast stuffed with cream cheese. Amazing. Light and small enough to not induce guilt, but delicate enough to stand out. I love French toast and tried a Shopsins version and Spotted Pig's, and preferred Doma's. (Although Shopsins' wins as a dessert).
However there was inconsistency. The first time I had the Babichka it was carefully prepared, cream cheese evenly spread. The second time I was disappointed to find a few bites had no cream cheese at all and others not enough. My son's on the third day had huge globs in certain places which hadn't been properly spread around. We found the same for the bagels. So find out what days the good cheese spreader is working. :-)
Service was fine, although when we were there each day there were only 3 or 4 other people/couples in the place and the single server was a little harried. I hope they have another server when it's busier.
Standouts: I would guess all 900 things, but slutty cakes and scrambled eggs from what we tried.
Shopsins was Shopsins, probably no more comments need be added to what has been said on Chowhound. It was a real highlight for us all. The contrast of the location, the surly service (the table next to us got asked to leave because both people wanted to order the same thing) and Kenny himself who took cat naps out front between cooking all the orders - god bless him – with the quality of the ingredients and the careful preparations was unforgettable.
I got a little confused ordering for the kids and wound up getting the Last Request, basically a huge pile of food on a plate, sort of a buffet plate that I imagine two of me might fill up on. I forget what all was on it but digging through it I had first rate scrambled eggs, ham, and onions. I helped the kids get and eat the slutty cakes (original) and the pecan banana crème brule French toast. Even though we've made the slutty cakes at home, the way Kenny caramelizes them on the griddle made them over the top delicious. The French toast came with syrup but were much better without, as I mentioned they would make a fantastic desert at many restaurants. My wife appropriately enough got the Mommy - scrambled eggs, cinnamon raison French toast and sausage, which was another winner. The French toast was plain bread (I think) and the raisons were added during cooking. Really really good.
I would recommend trying to work in scrambled eggs to your order somehow. In a world where scrambled eggs are scrambled eggs, these have a lot to teach those others.
Spotted Pig
Standouts: Biscuits, Deep Fried Poached Eggs, Fries
We had brunch at Spotted Pig. As I'll get to later, we screwed up and ordered the wrong thing at The Breslin so I wanted to give April Bloomfield another try.
We shared the Dutch baby with Bacon to start and while the bacon was good, the Dutch Baby was a soggy thin funnel-cake like contraption bathed in syrup which didn't add much to the flavors nor the texture of maple and bacon. The plate was not pre-warmed and by the time it was slathered in syrup and brought to the table the paper-tin pancake was room-temperature. Not recommended. Dip some bacon in maple syrup for the same effect.
I had the French Toast with banana and crème fresh, and overall the dish was acceptable but needed a more flavorful fruit than banana. I had seen this online with blueberry and think the tartness of a blueberry sauce would have helped this a great deal. Nothing stood out and the cream fresh was much too cold to meld with the toast. One of the sloppier dishes I had on this trip.
Scrambled eggs with biscuit and bacon. More good bacon and the eggs were fine but fell short of Shopsins', the biscuit was a highlight, rich and flakey at the same time with deep flavor. No butter needed.
Burger and fries. Good burger I guess, great Roquefort cheese. "Fries from Hell" as my son called the shoestring fries, were excellent, but received the moniker due to their springy nature which caused a few fries in every mouthful to catch on the cheeks upon entry and fly across the table.
Deep Fried Poached Eggs with Chorizo Stew. Two eggs on a bed of well-flavored chorizo stew. I would have liked to see another ingredient for balance/contrast (even bread) but it was very good the way it was. Although my son did love it he got palate fatigue and didn't finish. I would not say it was a must try but maybe close to it just for its uniqueness and the quality of the preparation.
Dominique Ansel
Standouts: yes, everything although the fresh madeleines did not strike me as notable.
I picked up some early morning breads and the only pastries that had come out that morning – little Frenchie Religieuse - and brought them back to the apartment on Saturday. Pure heaven. The breads were still warm when we ate them and I honestly con not remember eating anything better. The croissant was the lightest I've had in a long time with the perfect crispness, and the Kouign-amann (DKA) and Cannele de Bordeax were revelations. We also tried Ceci Cela and I thought there was no comparison, Dominique Ansel was far and away better, so much so that I think I may be missing something at Ceci Cela.
As I pointed out in the first post, Dominique Ansel wins as my favorite food of the trip.
1 - Doma na rohu
2 - Excellent French toast at Doma with sometimes gloppy cream cheese
3 - Doma frittata
4 - Pretty much the whole inside of Shopsins
5 - Mommy
6 - Pecan etc French Toast
7 - Last Request
8 - Directions to bathroom taped to giant spatula attached to bathroom key
9 - Spotted Pig French Toast
10 - Fried Poached Eggs with a little help from some fries
11 - Dominique Ansel, Frenchie Religieuse
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re: walker42
Thanks for both reports. A good assortment of foods and restaurants. Maybe next time you will do a "mostly East Village/LES " eating extravaganza.
re: walker42
you seem like a good father...i live near where you stayed and you picked some of my favorites.
re: walker42
I loved Shopsin's. The last request looks like it has some fried onions and guacamole on it.
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My curiosity got the best of me:
Last reQuest sPeciaL 22
stacked eggs, lace potato, hatch,
bacon, ham, cheddar, caramelized
onions, sausage cream gravy
As I mentioned, originally we had hotel reservations near Madison Square Park, thinking this was a good "central" location to see all the tourist things we wanted to see with the kids. This evolved into taking a more laid back approach and we wound up just taking in a smaller part of Manhattan. After spending some time in the West Village, I'm pretty sure on future trips we'll be looking to stay south of 14th first and foremost.
Overall, the service for the first four restaurants at which we ate, The Breslin, Babbo, Public and Minetta Tavern, was to a very high standard. Of these the service quality award would by a large margin go to Babbo. My children are now going to start noticing deficiencies in service when we eat out at out local places after 4 nights of perfect service. The service at Fatty Cues was excellent but not designed to be comparable to the others. For example, we received a complimentary amuse bouche before our meal but our server didn't know what it was. The service at Palma was somewhat disorganized but acceptable.
The Breslin:
Standouts: atmosphere, cocktails, razor clams, baby octopus
To get this out of the way right up front, overall the food we had at The Breslin was "good." Billing itself as upscale bar food would make me say it was "very good" bar food. Overall, I loved our meal here but would not consider most of the food memorable in and of itself, although it was expertly prepared and was memorable for that reason. Perhaps I am just not a fan of the cuisine.
We arrived upon opening at 5:30 on a Sunday. (We planned on catching the sunset from Top of the Rock – ugh the crowds). Only a few tables were occupied during our seating and when we left at 7:30 the restaurant was still less than half full. The space was right up my alley and I loved it. Black leather and tartan everywhere and a look like the place had been around for 100 years. Very well done without being "themey." We sat in a booth with a curtain which we pulled closed occasionally to cocoon.
If the bar food was very good the cocktails were exceptional. To me judging a cocktail is simple but my standards are high in their way. If the flavors develop slowly in the mouth and are complex enough, I'm happy. If I regret not having ordered a nice single-malt instead, I'm not happy.
I followed my usual pattern of tequila to whiskey and tried the Pablo Honey followed by the Liquid Swords, both complex enough to put a smile on my face. Instead of moving onto beer with the meal, on the advice of one of our servers I tried the Beggar's Banquet with our appetizers. Rarely do I enjoy a beer cocktail (maybe never), but this one was delicious and not overpowered by the ale. Then I moved onto beer and ordered a "Spotted Hen" before our server cocked her head and suggested maybe I was thinking of the Spotted Pig (guilty) and brought me a Speckled Hen. :-) My wife ordered an excellent Long island Iced Tea. I would recommend each of the four drinks we tried.
We started with the Scotch egg, Stilton pie, razor clams, and baby octopus. The octopus and razor clams were wonderful, and my favorite dishes of the meal. I was thinking maybe this was because they were lighter and not too rich or drenched in sauce, but that's not the case. The clams were prepared with Serrano ham which I was worried would overpower the clams, but the two flavors and textures balanced very well. The octopus likewise was served with a heavy rouille and delicious garlic scapes which complimented each other. In fact when my youngest didn't care for his garlic scape I was quite happy to snag it off his plate before anyone could get it.
My youngest though was very happy with the Scotch egg, which was one of his favorite dishes of the trip. I have to say it was the first time I've enjoyed a Scotch Egg and it was almost light, even though the egg is surrounded by sausage and deep fried in bread crumbs. I am happy we split it into four because while this may be a great food to eat at the bar while working on a few beers, as an appetizer I believe I would grow tired of the rich monotonous flavor before I finished one by myself. The same can be said of the rich Stilton Pie, delicious in the quarter serving I took, but a whole one would make a better accompaniment to some other food than as a serving on its own.
Now I have only myself to blame but we ordered the Pig's Foot for me and my sons to share while my wife got the vinegared poussin. The poussin looked delicious and I thought it tasted just fine but as I rarely enjoy chicken, I couldn't judge. My wife on the other hand is a chicken connoisseur, and try as I might I just couldn't get her to say any more than it was "good," - faint praise from her.
The pig's foot was an unusual thing to say the least. Basically prepared I guess like head cheese with the meat from pigs' feet being made into sausage then stuffed back into the leg and deep fried. Flavor was reminiscent of corned beef. Again, like the stilton pie, this was just too much and too rich for us to make into a meal by itself. I would say in all seriousness that I would have enjoyed 1/20 of a serving with the excellent vegetables as an appetizer. Just too strong of a flavor and too monotonous to make a meal. The testa I had the following night at Babbo was 1/200th the portion size with a similar flavor and was out of this world. Bummer for us and my kids didn't get to try the burger and fries, nor did I get to try the lamb ribs. My fault but I got a good picture at least.
For desert one son had an excellent rhubarb tart with ice cream and black pepper – recommended. The other ordered the toasted marshmallow ice cream, which had too deep of a burnt sugar flavor for him. After one bite he passed it over to me and I loved it even if it didn't taste too much like marshmallow, or perhaps because of it. I promised him we'd get some desert for him later in Times Square, as I've been to Roxy's Deli there before and the pastries and cookies are really pretty good. The cream horn, cookies, and Napoleon can be recommended if you stuck in Times Square when the sweet tooth aches.
2 - Baby Octopus with garlic scapes (blurry - blame the good cocktails)
3 - Scotch Egg
4 - Pig's Foot
5 - Vinegared Poussin
6 - Sliced Pig's Foot - more of the same inside
We happened to walk by Little Owl several times during our stay and no matter the time of day, there was always someone taking a picture of the place from accross the street. Huh?
One day we saw the scene below with this huge crowd taking pictures and it clicked that this restaurant must have been in Sex in the City. I thought that it was kind of funny, or something. I'm not sure. I got it in Boston seeing all the people arriving by tour bus to Cheers because I recognized the iconic (for folks my age) sign and stairway. Was Little Owl featured that prominently in Sex in the City? Weird seeing everybody getting all excited over a little corner restaurant. Wouldn't it be nice if they were excited about the good food instead?
re: walker42
little owl's food isnt so special. i think people go there because they love the idea of a quaint little west village bistro but its really forgettable.
i like the breslin but the food is just too salty and fatty for its own good. places like joe beef in montreal do HEAVY food quite well but i always felt that april bloomfield isn't a great chef and oversalts her food to compensate for her lack of skills.


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J. Cole returned to the stage on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" last night, adding some new flavor to his track "Power Trip" by performing alongside the Roots.
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Violent video games have been under fire in Germany following the horrific school shooting carried out by a 17-year old earlier this month.
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Instead, suggests an editorial, political officials' efforts would be better channeled toward keeping real guns, not virtual ones, away from toubled youth:
Few crimes are more disturbing than violent murders at schools... In the aftermath [of the recent German rampage], a call has gone out to remove violent video games from store shelves. Banning video games or enforcing a blanket social restriction, however, is not the answer.
After a tragedy such as this, video games often receive immediate scrutiny... Studies may have found corollary evidence linking violent games to violent behavior, but... correlation does not equal causation, and there is no convincing evidence of a causal effect here. There are simply too many lurking variables—socially awkward teenagers may play violent video games, but so do many perfectly happy teens. We cannot prove that playing the games somehow morphs teens into serial killers.
Many people are concerned and look to lawmakers to respond. We must be reasonable, however, in our expectations. There will always be sociopaths and oddballs... We cannot hope to make every single person happy or non-violent. Exaggerating the link between video games and teen violence in this case smacks more of political ploy than effective measure...
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State Sen. Nancy Jacobs wants federal investigators to look into whether state officials broke any laws by allowing workers from state agencies other than the Maryland State Police to process paperwork for firearm purchase applications.
Jacobs (R-Dist. 34) of Abingdon said she thinks there needs to be a federal investigation into the decision to use employees of five state agencies to help enter information on firearms applications to help reduce a massive backlog of applications resulting from a state gun-control law that goes into effect Oct. 1.
In a Sept. 8 letter to Gov. Martin O'Malley, Jacobs called the decision to bring in the other state employees "unconscionable," suggesting it may have violated state law requiring that state police employees must review applications before background investigations of gun applicants are done.
If the FBI office in Baltimore were to receive a request from Jacobs for an investigation, they would consult with FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., the U.S. Attorney's Office for Maryland and the Department of Justice to see what steps might be taken, said Richard Wolf, spokesman for the FBI's Baltimore Field Office.
Up to 200 employees from the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Department of Transportation, Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, Department of Human Resources, and Department of Juvenile Services had been working since Sept. 6 to enter data from the state police's backlog of more than 38,000 firearms purchase applications at the end of August.
Three of the five agencies had finished their work by Thursday, and the other two agencies were expected to finish Thursday, Maryland State Police spokesman Greg Shipley said Thursday.
A controversial gun-control law that goes into effect Oct. 1 will place new restrictions on buying handguns and certain assault weapons, causing an unprecedented surge in applications for purchases ahead of the new regulations.
In 2010, state police received about 744 applications per week, Shipley said.
In 2013, that number has jumped to about 2,400 per week.
State police have tried several ways to address the problem, including adding civilian employees and troopers to their Licensing Division, and increasing the division's hours to 21 hours a day, seven days a week.
The new process was meant to have the other agency employees enter basic information, freeing up state police employees to conduct the background checks and investigations, Shipley said.
Jacobs and other legislators argue that having information handled by people other than state police employees leaves the people who filed the applications vulnerable to having their confidential information stolen.
In her letter to O'Malley, Jacobs cited emails from federal workers who fear their security clearances may have been compromised by their firearms applications seen by non-state police personnel.
Del. Michael Smigiel (R-Dist. 36) of Elkton, another critic of the move, said it was very likely that some people will find their jobs affected by their security clearances being seen by state employees who shouldn't have access to that information.
In a release issued Saturday, state police said the state employees from the various agencies all handled sensitive information on a regular basis in their normal jobs, including mental health records, driving records and social services records.
But while they may regularly handle personal information, they're not certified law enforcement officers such as the state police employees who normally do the applications, Jacobs said.
Asked about it, Shipley pointed out that gun store employees who intially take customers' applications aren't police officers either.
Del. Kevin Kelly (R-Dist. 1B) of Cumberland sent a letter on Sept. 8 to Attorney General Doug Gansler (D) requesting an opinion on the legality of bringing in the other workers.
The application forms have a great deal of private information, and bringing in "200 strangers from five different departments" was likely to lead to problems, Kelly said Wednesday.
In two letters to State Police Superintendent Col. Marcus Brown, Smigiel questioned what measures had been put in place to ensure the security of the information that was being processed by the state workers.
Smigiel said he'd met with O'Malley on Thursday and made suggestions for how the state's background check system could be improved to speed up the process.
Asked about Jacobs's request for an investigation, Smigiel said he thought it was important to fix the problem before worrying about who is responsible.
He said he thinks the issue will be addressed in several lawsuits that will be filed involving the state's gun-control legislation.
"I think there will be reviews in the federal courts of some of these policies and procedures," Smigiel said.
Shipley said the application information was parceled out to each of the five agencies on encrypted discs, and each agency was given a separate log-in and password.
The data are entered onto a website, with the date, time and IP address of each entry monitored by state police personnel to make sure each entry was coming from a proper state government address, he said.
Access to the website was shut down as each agency completed its work, while the last two agencies' access would be shut off immediately when they finish their work, he said.


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I'm going to this game also. I live about an hour south of Green Bay. My girlfriend's dad got us tickets, but I'm sitting in the endzone seats, which is season ticket holder territory. Hopefully it doesn't get too ugly when I show up in my Phins gear!
Right now I have my eyes set on section 109 row 1. Really want good seats.
One of the guys I work with is a season ticket holder, and his advice is to cheer for your team, but be respectful. You'll be amazed at how nice people are in this part of the world. Just don't be a jerk and you should be fine.
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Can someone recommend where they buy away ticket games. I don't know if to do it through the Dolphins or if I should buy the tickets at Stub Hub or on NFL ticket exchange.
It is official I am headed to Green Bay Wisconsin to watch my Fins. Visitor Side Section 121 Row 1, Green Bay here I come.
I'll be there, my wife's a packers fan and the game is the day before our 2 year anniversary. Us fin fans should arrange a fins tailgate before the game somewhere. From what I hear the fans up there are real respectful so no worries about rocking out with the Phins out.
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A small plane flying from Ohio to Michigan and home again crashed Sunday morning while stopping in Warsaw to refuel, officials said.
No one was injured.
According to a news release from the Warsaw Police Department, the pilot, 63-year-old Thomas Kowalczk, of Marblehead, Ohio, had stopped to pick up parts at Port Clinton, Mich., and again in Lapier, Mich., and needed to refuel.
The 1984 Mooney M201 single-prop aircraft was stopping to refuel at Warsaw Municipal Airport and as Kowalczk descended toward the runway, a crosswind caught the airplane and tipped it to the side, causing the wing to touch the ground.
The plane bounced several times as it attempted to land, before crossing the runway and an adjoining taxiway and crashing into the airport�s fuel tank barriers and a fence, the release said.
The plane came to rest between an aboveground gasoline tank and the controls of underground fuel tanks.
There was no fire and no fuel was spilled during the accident, but there was significant damage to the plane and the airport�s fence, the release said. There was minimal damage to the fuel tank barrier.
The pilot�s son, 42-year-old Brian Kowalczk of Allendale, Mich., was also in the plane at the time of the crash.
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Motivated by the question What are the theological implications/problems with theistic evolution?, consider that Jasher 4:18 seems to imply that there is something wrong with the mixing of animal species to create "chimeras". The creationists group species into "kinds" but the naturalistic evolutionary view would probably say that the whole thing is a spectrum and that nothing is special about a particular given phenotype other than its current adaptability to the current environment, i.e. everything is just in continuous flux. But if Jasher 4:18 is true, then there is something "divinely special" about certain fixed phenotypes that we see nowadays. The two philosophies are completely in opposition. The technology to create chimeras will surely exist in future. What should a Christian say about chimeras? The view of Jasher 4:18 seems incontrovertible.
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18.2GB Wide Ultra2 SCSI Drive(1 inch)
Wide Ultra2 SCSI 68-Pin Non-Hot-Plug Option Part# 388143-B21
Overview:Today' s distributed enterprise is seeing larger more complex applications an increase of mission-critical data moving to the server increasing demand for transaction processing and critical server consolidation.
In this environment storage has become a critical component of the information system significantly defining both the systems reliability and performance. This is why Compaq drives undergo an intense qualification process that eliminates data integrity problems firmware and O/S incompatibilities and other causes of data corruption or premature failure. All drives are proven to perform in the Compaq systems for which they were designed
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Part Number388143-B21
Products ID1074
Access time5.0ms
Drive Capacity18.2GB
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This magic set is endorsed by the International Brotherhood of Magicians, the world's largest organization of professional and amateur magicians. It contains more than 300 classic tricks and includes magic apparatuses such as a custom deck of cards, magic wand, Chinese sticks, linking rings, an illusion box with a false floor, and more, allowing young prestidigitators to practice their legerdemain by performing a variety of card, handkerchief, coin, bill, rope, escape, and wand tricks. The set includes a put-together box that can be used as a presentation platform. A detailed manual explains how to execute every trick, and the set includes a 90-minute DVD with rare footage of master magicians such as Houdini, Vernon, and Buckingham performing illusions. Ages 7 and up. Box 19 1/2" L x 15" W x 5" D. (7 lbs.)
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Good for boy magician with younger sister as assistant. Attire for the pair would have been nice.
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Magicians Magic Set is a keeper!
By LJ
from Venetia, PA
This was a gift for our granddaughter who lives in another state. We had Hammacher Schlemmer gift wrap and ship the present directly to her house. It arrived on time as was promised. Our daughter said the gift wrapping and attached note was very nice. Our grandgirl loves this gift and showed us just how much by using it to do magic for us over a Skyp connection.
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By Mama Bubble
from San Francisco, CA
I bought this for my daughter on her 7th birthday. I took her to see a magic show a few days before her birthday so that when she opened the gift on her actual day, she'd already be interested. She is thrilled that she gets to learn how the tricks were done! I especially like that the dvd included is not just instructional, but shows real magicians doing tricks. Very entertaining, very nice quality, definitely worth the money!
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By jack
from Wrentham MA
This is an ideal kit for the beginner and unskilled magician who would like to entertain family and others especially children.It will however fool adults.As with all majical kits thre are some repetitive props so study the contents before you order.The delivert and packaging by the supplier will be excellent.
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from Milford, MA
I bought this for my young grandson for Christmas. We always gather together on Christmas Eve and this year he was entertaining us with some of the magic not long after he opened his gift!!! This is a great way for him to expand his imagination and talents while entertaining others. Who knows we may have a young David Copperfield in the family!!
very well recieved by my grandchildren
By LRD
from Minnesota
This was a gift sent to a grandson. I received a twenty minute call explaining how much fun both kids were having with it. They promised to have a show ready for me on my next visit. I made them promise not to turn me into a rabbit!
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Games will not offer a winning opportunity
The Olympics are expected to give a £5.1bn boost to the economy. But UK investors are unlikely to benefit.
Simon Read
Simon Read is Personal Finance Editor at The Independent. He edits the Saturday Your Money section and writes the Daily Money column and Wednesday's Midweek Money section in i newspaper. He also writes for the news and business pages of the Independent and i newspaper and is a regular money commentator on TV station London Live. He has won numerous awards including Consumer Finance Journalist of the Year.
Saturday 23 June 2012
Hosting the Olympic Games has consistently failed to give a stock market boost. That's bad news for those backing UK firms over this summer's sporting events.
In January, Your Money looked at the prospects for the UK ahead of the London Olympics.
Then, Jon Wingent of Close Brothers Asset Management, said: "Hosting an Olympics enhances investment opportunities that might not otherwise be there such as travel, tourism, leisure and retail."
But analysis of the investment performance of the last five countries to host the Games paints a depressing picture. Only Greece and the US reported a small gain, but in China, Australia and Spain, the market fell over the period one month before the Games until their end (see graphic). The Barcelona Olympics actually saw an almost 15 per cent fall in Spanish stock markets.
Darius McDermott of Chelsea Financial Services pointed out: "Markets have generally traded sideways in the run up to and during the Olympic Games. This could be due to people's minds being on other things, but also because the Games tend to fall in the summer months when investors and trading can be quieter too."
But he said any potential uplift will have already been figured into markets while investors are, in any event, more concerned with macro issues at the moment.
"The investment benefits from the London Olympics have generally been played out already, with the exception of tourism," Mr McDermott said.
"The wider issues of unsolved European sovereign debt issues will outweigh any Olympic sentiment when it comes to stock market performance in the next few weeks."
Jonathan Barber of Threadneedle UK Monthly Income fund agreed.
"The positive impact of Olympic effects on the UK market pale into insignificance alongside macro events such as the further unfolding of the eurozone debt crisis and the outlook for global growth in 2012," he said. "These macro issues will continue to drive market volatility in the short term, particularly as three-quarters of UK corporate earnings come from overseas."
Julian Chillingworth, chief investment officer at Rathbones, said: "Any longer-term input in the economy will depend on how effectively the Olympic stadia and related buildings are exploited – something China did not do post the Beijing games. What we don't want is another Millennium Dome scenario."
Fen Sung, manager of the Premier China Enterprise fund, said China did see some short-term gains at the time of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
"Tourism and construction were working well but the benefit was short-lived. A lot of money was spent, but the Bird's Nest Stadium – the focal point of the Games – is not being used today," he said.
Beyond that, why didn't China get more investment benefit from hosting the Games?
Charlie Awdry of the Henderson China Opportunities fund explained: "In China, investors didn't appreciate how disruptive hosting the Olympics was for business activity. In particular, we saw strong economic activity as business and construction was brought forward ahead of the Olympics.
"But then China seemed to have a national holiday for the duration of the Games and when people returned to work the global economic outlook had deteriorated. Activity levels fell and inventories had to be worked through which made the downturn even worse."
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