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Gradually during the opening scenes of "Joe Versus the Volcano," my heart began to quicken, until finally I realized a wondrous thing: I had not seen this movie before. Most movies, I have seen before. Most movies, you have seen before. Most movies are constructed out of bits and pieces of other movies, like little engines built from cinematic Erector sets. But not "Joe Versus the Volcano." It is not an entirely successful movie, but it is new and fresh and not shy of taking chances. And the dialogue in it is actually worth listening to, because it is written with wit and romance.
The movie announces its individuality in its opening shot, which is of a loathsome factory -- a vast block of ugliness set down in the middle of a field of mud. Into this factory every morning trudge the broken spirits and unhealthy bodies of its employees, among them the ashen-faced Joe (Tom Hanks), who has felt sick for years and believes that the buzzing fluorescent tubes above his desk may be driving him mad.
The factory is a triumph of production design (by Bo Welch, who also designed "Beetlejuice"). It is a reminder that most movies these days are rigidly realistic in their settings, as if a law had been passed against flights of fancy like this factory that squats obscenely in the center of the screen. The entire movie breaks that law and allows fantasy back into the movies again. Like "Metropolis" (1927), "The Wizard of Oz," "Ghostbusters" or "Batman," this movie isn't content to photograph the existing world -- it goes to the trouble of creating its own.
In the factory, Joe hunches in his little corner, quailing at the attacks of his boorish boss (Dan Hedaya) and hardly daring a peek at the office secretary (Meg Ryan), whose huge typewriter seems ready to crush her. He hates his job. Hates, hates, hates it. He barely has the strength to crawl out to a doctor's appointment, where he learns that a Brain Cloud is spreading between the hemispheres of his brain.
He will feel terrific for four or five months, and then he will die.
The death sentence is a liberation. Joe quits his job, and is almost immediately offered another one. A man named Graynamore (Lloyd Bridges) owns an island that is rich in a rare mineral. The island is inhabited by natives who must be placated. They need a human sacrifice for their volcano. Since Joe is going to die anyway, Graynamore reasons, why shouldn't he go out in style by leaping into the volcano?
Sounds good to Joe. And meanwhile the movie has been developing into a duet between whimsy and romance. The writer-director, John Patrick Shanley, is the same man who wrote Norman Jewison's wonderful "Moonstruck" and the astonishingly bad "The January Man." Now he is back on the track again. The best thing about his direction is his own dialogue. The characters in this movie speak as if they would like to say things that had not been said before, in words that had never been used in quite the same way.
En route to the island, Joe meets one of Graynamore's daughters and then the other. Both are played by Ryan, who has three different kinds of fun with her three characters: grungy, waspish and delectable. They set sail for the South Seas. Everything leads to the moment when they stand on the lip of the fiery volcano, wondering whether they should risk fate by jumping in. Only in this movie could jumping into a volcano be considered risking fate, rather than certain death.
"Joe Versus the Volcano" achieves a kind of magnificent goofiness. Hanks and Ryan are the right actors to inhabit it, because you can never catch them going for a gag that isn't there: They inhabit the logic of this bizarre world and play by its rules. Hanks is endearing in the title role because, in the midst of these astonishing sets and unbridled flights of fancy, he underplays. Like a Jacques Tati, he is an island of curiosity in a sea of mystery.
Some of the movie's sequences are so picaresque they do themselves in: The native tribe, for example, is a joke that Shanley is unable to pull off. What's strongest about the movie is that it does possess a philosophy, an idea about life. The idea is the same idea contained in "Moonstruck": that at night, in those corners of our minds we deny by day, magical things can happen in the moon shadows. And if they can't, a) they should, and b) we should always in any event act as if they can.
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By Renee Reese, Fort Stewart Public AffairsAugust 4, 2011
FORT STEWART, Ga. - Ever since he was 6-years-old, wildlife biologist and Garrison Commander Award of Excellence category two winner, John Macey knew what he wanted to do in life.
"I'm living my dream," said Macey. "It may not seem like a big dream to some but it's what I enjoy doing. When you improve the habitat, you leave a lasting imprint on the environment."
The GCAOE award of excellence is awarded on behalf of the Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield garrison commander to recognize exceptional individual performance.
His supervisor recognized his performance by recommending him for the directorate of public works award and eventually the GCAEO.
"It could have went to anyone because there is nothing that I do that does not involve others … it's a team effort," Macey said. "I really enjoy what I do and if a person loves what they do in turn they are more successful. That is a measurement for happiness."
Macey, with the directorate of public works environmental division, supports the Army's mission on the installation by managing threatened and endangered species like the red-cockaded woodpecker, eastern indigo snake and gopher tortoise to name a few.
"We work to reduce training restrictions allowing Soldiers to go into the field and concentrate on their mission and not worry about a certain species," Macey said. "We restore and improve the local habitat which supports the Army's mission."
He spends about 60 percent of his time out in the field and at times counts the number of active boroughs of the gopher tortoise and runs statistical analysis on the information.
Macey and his team members also run into several hundred eastern indiginous snakes in our area.
"The indigo is the only snake that breeds in the winter," lamented Macey. "We capture them, insert a tag so we can scan and monitor their information. We have about three to five hundred of that type of snake in our area."
Macey credits his mother with introducing him to wildlife through animal books as a child and he has always been intrigued by what some may call a nuisance.
Because of his enthusiasm for wildlife, he went on to earn his bachelor of arts in wildlife science and a graduate degree in wildlife science.
When not outside tracking endangered species on the installation, he and his teammates are in the classroom teaching children about his passion or offering Environmental Compliance Officer Threatened Endangered Species courses.
He willingly admits that most school age children are intrigued by snakes and that is the species that he talks about often during presentations.
"People are either fascinated or terrified of snakes," said Macey. "Before coming to this job, I too was fascinated by snakes." Macey added, "Snakes have gotten a bad rep" and people mostly want to kill them not knowing that they provide protection for the environment such as eating pesky rodents like mice.
As a wildlife biologist, Macey and the Environmental Division of the Directorate of Public Works have earned numerous environmental protection awards because of their focus on the environment and Soldiers.
"The Army helps to protect our freedom we have come to enjoy and we help to improve the environment for our Soldiers… making a lasting impact," Macey said.


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Help a young male create his capsule wardrobe!
What are the basic essentials for a young man's wardrobe? What's the best approach to building a versatile, comfortable, and stream-lined wardrobe from scratch? [more inside]
Where to find casual men's clothes for the office?
My company just moved from business casual to casual. Most of my clothes are business casual and I'd like to upgrade my wardrobe (on a reasonable budget) to dress sharp in a casual (jeans ok, shorts not) environment. I'm 30 in middle management so looking for something contemporary, but not cutting edge that would look sharp in a big, conservative Midwest company. Can you point me to online resources to help find outfits that look good and are reasonably priced? Thanks in advance!
What if Carhartt and 2(x)ist had a baby?
I need new clothes, and I would like, for once, clothes that look good. Significant bonus points if they signal modesty and I can do some physical work in them. [more inside]
Update my wardrobe!
I will soon have around $500 to spend on clothes. Help me be a grown-ass adult woman. [more inside]
Cover me!
I'm trying to build a small wardrobe of versatile, well made, neutral basics(who isn't?), with a twist. I have work clothes provided by my employer, so I only need happy fun time clothes. I have nice plain T's. I need some shirts that are a step up but not button downs; I have to wear them at work and hate them. I'm a woman, mid-forties, 5'3", pear shaped, size 4/6/8 depending on the brand. I have a small waist and enjoy emphasizing it in a fully covered, non-binding way. My budget is about $100 a piece. Suggestions?
How to I dress beyond the one-leg-in-the-pants-at-a-time?
OK, so I need to dress better -- up my act, look a bit classier or cuter or generally not like a boy in college. Part eleventy billion. [more inside]
Safe storage of clothing in under-stair cupboard with fuse box
I learned today that it's dangerous to store combustibles such as clothing near the fuse box or electrical intake. I keep my off-season wardrobe under the stairs, and the electrical intake/fuse box is also under the stairs. How far away do I need to keep this stuff? What is a safe distance? Is it feasible to use compact-o-stuff vacuum bags to reduce the crowding in the understair cupboard? [more inside]
I want to be more stylish. Help? Looking for both general style tips and specific clothing recommendation.
I want to be more stylish. Help? Looking for both general style tips and specific clothing recommendation. [more inside]
Send them back to school. Can't think anymore.
Please help me come up with a reasonable comprehensive list for back-to-school wardrobe requirements for 16 year old boy, and 13 and 12 year old girls, living in New England and doing their laundry once a week. [more inside]
US expat needs new wardrobe
I'm looking for good suggestions for buying US clothes on the Internet from overseas. Clothes are so expensive here in Australia that I think it might be cheaper even with the added shipping costs. I'm looking for male clothes that could be worn to the office - trousers, shirts, shoes.
Dress me up like my old headless barbie.
I've happily gained some weight recently - now I'm at the size at which I'd like to stay for the forseeable future, would you help me rebuild my wardrobe? [more inside]
How would a 23 year-old male become more fashionable?
How would a 23 year-old male become more fashionable? The only time I feel dressed well is when I wear a suit. How can I fix this? It's difficult for me to find clothes that I feel fit me well because of my 6'3" 185 lb frame. [more inside]
Please help me to make an ~*~impression~*~
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Flickr for Clothes, y'all! Good idea?
Wardrobe software. Has nobody done this? Wouldn't a social webapp for clothing be fiercely awesome? [more inside]
Build my Wardrobe
Help me update my wardrobe into the realm of "creative casual." [more inside]
I'm melllllllllllllllttttttting...
What do I wear or how do I modify my current business wardrobe when I'm in the middle of losing weight and my clothes are too big, but I've still got a long way to go? [more inside]
Why are baby girl clothes all so frou-frou?
What's the deal? It's not like a newborn cares about bows and ruffles, and it's not like she'll grow up any more or less feminine as a result of what she wears. Boys' clothes are much simpler and seem to have cooler designs, and some of the unisex stuff is pretty good, but all the girl stuff seems pastelly and flowery. Where are the primary colors for girls, the animals and trucks and fire engines. And does anyone make black baby clothes?
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Timothy R Powers, 57, was jailed in Australia more than a
decade ago for child pornography offences and eight months
ago, with NSW police issuing warrants for his arrest on new
charges, he fled to the US.
"He has outstanding charges in Australia for possession of
child pornography," Lieutenant David Tiefenbrunn, of the St
Charles County Sheriff's Department in Missouri, told AAP on
"That was one of the reasons he fled Australia - to avoid
prosecution on that case.
"He's already been convicted in the past in Australia and has
served time for possession of child pornography."
St Charles sheriffs received an anonymous tip earlier this
week that Powers was downloading child pornography at his
home in Weldon Springs, near St Louis.
An investigation was launched, his computers were seized and
he was charged with possession of child pornography and
failure to register as a sex offender.
Powers, a US citizen, is being held in the St Charles County
Department of Corrections on $US50,000 ($A55,600) bond.
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Tour de France Results
At Harrogate, England
First Stage
A 118.3-mile, flat ride from Leeds, England to Harrogate, with one Category 4 and a pair of Category 3 climbs
1. Marcel Kittel, Germany, Giant-Shimano, 4 hours, 44 minutes, 7 seconds.
2. Peter Sagan, Slovakia, Cannondale, same time.
3. Ramunas Navardauskas, Lithuania, Garmin Sharp, same time.
4. Bryan Coquard, France, Europcar, same time.
5. Michael Rogers, Australia, Tinkoff-Saxo, same time.
6. Christopher Froome, Britain, Sky, same time.
7. Alexander Kristoff, Norway, Katusha, same time.
8. Sep Vanmarcke, Belgium, Belkin Pro Cycling, same time.
9. Jose Joaquin Rojas, Spain, Movistar, same time.
10. Michael Albasini, Switzerland, Orica GreenEdge, same time.
11. Fabian Cancellara, Switzerland, Trek Factory Racing, 8 seconds behind.
12. Paul Voss, Germany, NetApp-Endura, :09.
13. Greg Van Avermaet, Belgium, BMC Racing, same time.
14. Martin Elmiger, Switzerland, IAM Cycling, same time.
15. Samuel Dumoulin, France, AG2R La Mondiale, same time.
16. Simon Clarke, Australia, Orica GreenEdge, same time.
17. Geraint Thomas, Britain, Sky, same time.
18. Andre Greipel, Germany, Lotto Belisol, same time.
19. Koen de Kort, Netherlands, Giant-Shimano, same time.
20. Jurgen Van den Broeck, Belgium, Lotto Belisol, same time.
21 Bauke Mollema, Netherlands, Belkin Pro Cycling, :14.
22. Alberto Contador, Spain, Tinkoff-Saxo, same time.
24. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, same time.
32. Tejay van Garderen, United States, BMC Racing, same time.
34. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Astana, same time.
44. Andy Schleck, Luxembourg, Trek Factory Racing, same time.
60. Frank Schleck, Luxembourg, Trek Factory Racing, same time.
65. Christopher Horner, United States, Lampre-Merida, :26.
70. Peter Stetina, United States, BMC Racing, same time.
84. Matthew Busche, United States, Trek Factory Racing, same time.
90. Daniel Navarro, Spain, Cofidis, same time.
97. Benjamin King, United States, Garmin Sharp, :43.
133. Alex Howes, United States, Garmin Sharp, 1:00.
160. Joaquin Rodriguez, Spain, Katusha, 1:16.
166. Danny Pate, United States, Sky, 1:30.
184. Edward King, United States, Cannondale, 2:29.
194. Andrew Talansky, United States, Garmin Sharp, 4:15.
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Computers have been around for quite some time. So what is stopping us from making computers boot instantly like regular home appliances and other devices? Is it even possible? I know there is hibernate and sleep but those aren't really real boot
Computers are state machines. The problem is that the initial condition the computer starts with (which is, literally, instant) is not very useful to you and me. (Even after the first electron moves).
What's useful to you and me is many millions of steps further down that state machine. The easiest way for developers to describe that state is define it in programs, and those programs will always take non-zero time to run.
Now you might say: "fine, but can't you cache the 'first-usable-state', and start there". And you could, and it does, it's (roughly) what resume from sleep is. (and which is why it's not very fair, I think, to "exclude" resume from a discussion of improving boot times).
When you turn on your computer, it instantly executes code in BIOS or UEFI boot manager. It doesn't take much time to execute BIOS or UEFI boot manager. It will initialize your hardware, scan your storage devices for operating system, and run the operating system. It is usually the operating system that requires much time for loading.
If you use a very simple operating system that will load instantly, such as that only display sequence of images or play music files, then you can boot your computer instantly.
The problem is that operating systems are huge. And by huge, we're talking millions and millions lines of code. Even Linux 3.6 has almost 16million. XP was rumored to have 40.
Even when you're using solid state hard drives, you still need to load that code from non volatile memory (disk drives) to volatile system memory (RAM).
A pocket calculator has an operating systems (it's small, but it runs a program) however its so small it can live in chips on the system board.
Again, it's a problem with PCs having much, much larger operating systems that must be loaded into system memory.


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The best things about Cairo so far: An abridged and subjective list, pt II
1. Nightlife reporting
2. Palm trees with their trunks painted white
3. "Nature"-scented hand soap
4. Sam's ancient washing machine (looks like this but yellow and teal and smacked around a bit. When you want to use it, you drag it from the kitchen to bathroom and plug it in. Entire washing process takes about 10 minutes)
5. Being told my name, in Arabic, means "little sheep's butt" (roughly)
6. Pine cone light fixtures in my sublet
7. Curfew (RIP Jun 15)
8. Exquisite juice boxes
9. Decoratively-lit fruit stand street
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UNKNOWN: Years ago, it became popular to copy the dress, mannerisms, and speech of gang members. Venerating criminals on such a large scale was a new event in the history of America, as never before had violent criminals been looked up to like this. The black lives matter people are in this same vein: they praise criminals who attack/assault police, and condemn law-abiding citizens who are police officers doing their job. And then when the rare occasion happens that a rogue police officer does use deadly force unjustifiably and the officer is arrested and charged, the black lives matter people are silent. Up has become down. Wet has become dry. In has become out, etc., etc., etc.


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I have a custom functions.php filter to put the Search bar within the main navigation, but now the search bar shows up twice on the website as the Responsive Select Menu plugin is picking it up as part of the menu. This would be fine if the second search bar remained hidden with the mobile navigation, but instead the second search bar is visible at all times. On the website, it is the second one appearing just below the main menu.
I need the second search bar to behave with the rest of the mobile menu, and only appear when the navigation converts to the mobile version.
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One Positive From the Euro-Zone Crisis, It's Waking Up All Those Sleepwalkers
The euro zone's fiscal crisis has one positive aspect—it has spurred an unprecedented amount of public debate in its 17 member nations, reflecting a level of popular engagement that has been almost entirely absent since the single currency was launched in 1999.
This is proving a major source of confusion for investors, who had grown accustomed to the careful control of the euro-zone message exercised by Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt and Paris over the past decade.
But if the euro zone is to survive, it will require the support of a populace that has until now been largely indifferent to its existence. And that can only be secured by talking openly about its faults as well as its merits, of which there are many.
As the crisis enters its second year, the views of Finnish party leaders, Slovak coalition partners, academics, "wise men" and lawmakers, however distant from power, may all matter. Public discourse in the euro zone used to consist of nothing more than a comforting drone, conducted in language that was designed to obscure and suppress any suggestion of conflict. It is now a cacophony, and many are feeling a little bewildered.
As the core has lost authority, and its reassurances that everything is under control and going according to plan are disproved daily, the range of possible outcomes has widened enormously. Europeans used to look rather smugly at the U.S., where it seemed nobody was in control, everything was in dispute and the rhetoric unnecessarily robust. But it turns out that's just the way things are when what is under discussion really matters, and has consequences that are important to people.
Having for the most part sleep-walked into the euro, many members of the currency area are now wondering exactly what it is they've gotten themselves into. In 2003, the U.K. conducted a very thorough investigation of whether the euro was a currency it could use. It failed some, although not all, of Gordon Brown's five tests.
None of the current members of the currency area examined the issue with anything like that level of rigor. All they had to do was meet or attempt to meet some fairly crude numerical targets, and most people were happy with that.
Indeed, euro-zone policy makers affected to be gently amused at the passions aroused in the U.K. by the issue of whether to use one medium of exchange or another. It was not, they suggested, a matter of great or profound significance. But if you are going to surrender a fairly important part of your sovereignty, the least that should be expected is a decent row, and some sharp language.
Inside the currency area, there was some grumbling when euro notes and coins were introduced, and prices that had been marked in the legacy currencies were converted to a common standard. Almost everyone felt that in making the conversion, retailers took the higher rather than the lower value where there was an alternative. But that was hardly an objection to the euro in principle.
It has taken a crisis of previously unimaginable scale and scope, but the euro zone's public space is no longer marked by quiescence and excessive politeness.
In recent days, the leader of Finland's third-largest political party has claimed the euro zone is suffering from a form of "gangrene" that calls for radical surgery; an Irish economist has claimed the ECB is interested primarily in "placating the editors of German tabloids;" a member of the junior partner in Germany's governing coalition has proposed that new mechanisms be put in place that would allow countries to leave the currency area; and one of Germany's "wise men" has said the currency area may not survive the next 12 months in its current form.
None of these comments represents a vote of confidence in the euro zone or its institutions. But they are in their various ways intended to be constructive, in the sense of changing things for the better. Most of the debate on the euro zone's future assumes it is a thing of value, if slightly or severely dysfunctional in its actual operation.
This is not all good news. It is now much more difficult to follow the debate, more difficult to distinguish the serious proposal from the wild fancy, more difficult to be sure about which voices matter and to which a deaf ear can be turned. It is much harder to make informed judgments about how it will address its mounting debt crisis.
"Statements from various officials continue to be confusing and unhelpful," the Institute of International Finance said in a note on the euro zone's debt problems.
Perhaps if the currency area had attracted as much passion when it was in its infancy, it wouldn't be in quite the mess it is today. People who live in the 17 countries that use the euro have woken up to the fact that it isn't a colorless, bloodless, faceless abstraction, and that it is an extremely ambitious if currently flawed attempt to create a multi-national economic space that is without precedent, and may never be attempted again.
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The following retail outlets sell disc golf supplies in Central Oregon:
Chux Plastic
Four Outlets Around Central Oregon:
Aspect Boards & Brews, 1009 NW Galveston in Bend. Open 10-7, 7 days a week.
Redmond's Bazaar, 531 NW Elm in Redmond. Open 10-6, Tuesday-Saturday.
Blazin Saddles, 413 West Hood Avenue in Sisters. Open Monday-Saturday 10-5:30 & Sunday 10-4.
New and used discs, baskets, bags and more
Carrying the following brands: DGA, Discraft, Gateway, Innova, Latitude 64, Legacy, Prodigy, Disc Mania, and Millennium
Gear Fix
550 SW Industrial Way, Suite 183, Bend, OR 97702
Westside Bend
New and used discs, various other used equipment and items (varies)
Carrying the following brands: Vibram (new), and multiple other used brands
Mountain Supply
834 NW Colorado Ave., Bend, Oregon 97701
Old Mill District Bend
New discs and starter bags
Carrying the following brands: Discraft
182 E Hood Ave, Sisters, Oregon 97759
Downtown Sisters
New discs
Carrying the following brands: Innova
380 Powerhouse Dr., Bend, OR 97702
Old Mill District Bend
New discs, starter bags, practice baskets
Carrying the following brands: Innova and Vibram
Dick's Sporting Goods
63455 N Highway 97, Suite 8, Bend, OR 97701
Cascade Village Shopping Center, north Bend
New discs, starter bags, practice baskets
Carrying the following brands: Innova
Sportsman's Warehouse
63492 Hunnell Rd., Bend, OR 97701
North Bend
New discs and starter bags
Carrying the following brands: Innova
Big 5 Sporting Goods
61545 South Highway 97, Bend, OR 97702
South Bend
2925 South Highway 97, Suite 100, Redmond, OR 97756
South Redmond
New discs and starter bags
Carrying the following brands: Innova
Gateway Disc Sports
Multiple locations carry new Gateway discs, including:
The COCC Bookstore, 2600 NW College Way, Bend OR 97701, 541.383.7570
US Market, 2625 NE Butler Market Rd, Bend, OR 97701, 541.388.8189
Expressway Store, 1450 SE Reed Market Rd, Bend, OR 97702, 541.389.0933
Circle K, Chevron Bend, 1400 NW College Way, Bend, OR 97701, 541.388.4489
Chevron Redmond, 2005 U.S. 97, Redmond, OR 97756, 541.548.6337
MWS Sports, 3rd St., Bend, OR
Trading Post, Crooked River Ranch, OR
Chevron/Circle K, E. Highway 20, Bend, OR
The Gear Peddler, Bend, OR
Deschutes River Market, Deschutes River Woods, Bend, OR
If you know of a location in Central Oregon that sells disc golf supplies that is not listed above please Contact Us.


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[Update: a more recent how-to has been posted]
Alright folks. This is the post you've been waiting for. If you have the PDC build of Whidbey at your disposal and you find the debugging experience to be a bit lacking, the following is just for you.
Visualizers are custom viewers meant to be used at debug-time. They are entirely managed, and associated with particular types. Where before DataSet was a horrible mess in the watch window, now the standard DataGrid can be used to view the previously inaccessible data contained therein.
Before we start I must mention that this feature has changed significantly since the PDC build. The general idea hasn't changed, but the implementation has improved tremendously. Unfortunately this does mean that any visualizer you write now will require some effort to port. Beyond this, the feature isn't extremely robust in the PDC build, nor is it supported in languages other than C#. If you do anything wrong, you won't get any nice error messages telling you how to fix it - this is again because the feature is in its infancy in the PDC build.
Now let's rock.
First, we have to use regasm on a specfic DLL: <Whidbey Install Dir>\Common7\IDE\meehost.dll. I recommend pulling up the Visual Studio Command Prompt, which can be found at Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Visual Studio Whidbey\Visual Studio Tools by default. Simply type 'regasm meehost.dll' and watch the (utter lack of) magic happen.
Visualizers consist of at least two classes. One is on the debugger side to handle UI, and the other is in the debuggee process to get its hands directly on the data. Communication between them is a stream of bytes; they both do serialization and deserialization of the data. In this incarnation of visualizers, you are responsible for making sure that the debuggee-side class is loaded in the debuggee.
Let's create the debugger-side class now. Create a class-library project, and add a reference to the meehost.dll that we just regasm'd. You'll also want to add references to System.Drawing.dll and System.Windows.Forms.dll to support the use of Color and MessageBox below. Now replace all the text in Class1.cs with this:
using System;
using System.IO;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Drawing;
namespace ClassLibrary1
public class Class1 : IUIProxyDisplay
public Class1() {}
public void SetCallback(IUIProxyCallback callback)
// Create a memory stream then deserialize it
byte[] data = callback.GetInitialData();
MemoryStream memStream = new MemoryStream(data);
BinaryFormatter dataSerializer = new BinaryFormatter();
Color color = (Color)dataSerializer.Deserialize(memStream);
As you can see this visualizer will be very basic. It will only work on Color objects, and it will simply throw up a MessageBox with the ToString() of the Color it gets. UIProxyDisplay is defined in meehost.dll, which is why we had to reference it. Now that we've created this part of the visualizer, we need to put it in its rightful place - right next to meehost.dll. Copy ClassLibrary1.dll to <Whidbey Install Dir>\Common7\IDE\.
Now let's create a quick little test app. Add a new WindowsApplication project to the current solution. To this project we'll be adding the debuggee-side class, and here it is in its entirety:
using System;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Binary;
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.IO;
namespace WindowsApplication1
public class SerializeProxy
public static byte[] GetInitialData(object o)
BinaryFormatter serializer = new BinaryFormatter();
MemoryStream myStream = new MemoryStream();
serializer.Serialize(myStream, o);
return myStream.ToArray();
catch (Exception e)
return new byte[0];
public static object CreateReplacementObject(byte[] serializedObject)
BinaryFormatter objectSerializer = new BinaryFormatter();
MemoryStream objectStream = new MemoryStream(serializedObject);
return objectSerializer.Deserialize(objectStream);
public static byte[] InplaceUpdateObject(byte[] data)
throw new ApplicationException("InPlaceUpdateObject not implemented");
GetInitialData is all we care about at the moment. The debugger will supply the object in question, and SerializeProxy will turn it into an array of bytes which the debugger will then supply to debugger-side class.
Now we have all the infrastructure in place. Next we need to let the debugger know about these classes we've written. This is probably the second-ugliest part of this whole process - go to \Common7\Packages\Debugger and open csautoexp.dat in your text editor of choice. What's in there by default is useless garbage and can be removed and replaced with these three lines:
[DebuggerVisualProxy(@"<Whidbey Install Dir>\Common7\IDE\ClassLibrary1.dll", "ClassLibrary1.Class1")]
[DebuggerProxy("", "WindowsApplication1.SerializeProxy")]
With this C#-like syntax we're associating ClassLibrary1.Class1 (debugger-side class) and WindowsApplication1.SerializeProxy (debuggee-side class) with the framework class System.Drawing.Color.
Now, to test it out. I recommend that you add some use of the System.Drawing.Color class to your test application. :0)
Start debugging and break in a place where a variable of type Color is in scope. In the watch window, in the value column, for any Color variable, there should be a little gray box with an ellipse ("...") on it. Click on this and the MessageBox should pop up with the ToString() of the Color. Voila!
I'm sure you can imagine all the great ways to use this technology. DataSets and Images are the two obvious applications. I look forward to seeing all the different kinds of visualizers .NET-heads will create in the future. Have fun, and again, I promise that things are much better in more recent builds. :0)


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Cloud-based mobile workplace management company LogMeIn has unveiled two new updates to its remote support offering LogMeIn Rescue.
LogMeIn Rescue provides over-the-air (OTA) capabilities for configuring, diagnosing, troubleshooting and remote controlling smartphones and tablets.
The first update, revealed at Mobile World Congress 2013 on 25 February, will allow IT professionals, service providers and mobile operators to provide advanced remote support for Samsung, HTC, Motorola, and Sony Android devices.
The updated offering does not require users or IT administrators to pre-install software on devices, the company said, but works in conjunction with a free, downloadable app in the Google Play market.
LogMeIn claims this makes the service ideal for bring your own device (BYOD) workplaces.
Kevin Bardos, VP of customer care products at LogMeIn, said: "Mobile operators and OEMs have been at the forefront of delivering mobile device support, and we believe their experience will prove critical to how businesses look to support employee-owned devices entering the workplace.
"With the new release of Rescue, we're taking the capabilities built for – and refined in – these operator and mobile OEM environments, and delivering them in a way [that] simplifies the support experience for device owners and the IT teams tasked with keeping them productive."
The second update, called Rescue Click2Fix, was debuted the following day and allows frontline customer service representatives to diagnose and resolve common Android and iOS device issues remotely, without needing to involve technical support staff.
According to LogMeIn, Click2Fix combines an easy-to-use interface, simple alerts, quick fixes, and proactive guidance for the most common problems, such as battery and performance issues.
"LogMeIn Rescue is often the tool of choice for technical support teams. This new customer service toolkit has been designed to bring these same capabilities and benefits to virtually any customer service representative – delivering Level 2 support at the first point of contact," said Bardos.


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The Best and Worst Foods for Your Cholesterol
You'll be surprised by which foods help (and hurt) your heart
Certain foods have been shown to decrease heart disease risk by lowering LDL ("bad") cholesterol levels and raising HDL ("good") cholesterol. And while you probably know about the cholesterol-busting powers of oatmeal, beans, and olive oil, you may be surprised to discover that some of your favorite foods can also make an improvement in your cholesterol profile.
Here, the authors of The New American Diet lay out the science behind some surprising foods that can help protect your heart.
(Related: Learn how to Improve Your Cholesterol and keep your risk of heart disease down.)
The antioxidants in pasta help control inflammation and insulin, which in turn helps reduce levels of harmful LDL cholesterol and triglycerides.
When Harvard University researchers analyzed the diets of more than 27,000 people over 8 years, they discovered that those who ate whole grains daily weighed 2.5 pounds less than those who ate refined grains.
Barilla, a major manufacturer of pasta products, recently released a line of whole-grain pastas that are almost identical to the average supermarket brand, and you can buy them in bulk at discount stores!
A study in the Journal of Nutrition found that eating eggs increases good (HDL) cholesterol but not bad (LDL) cholesterol. So eggs actually help your arteries stay clear! In another study, overweight participants ate a 340-calorie breakfast of either two eggs or a single bagel 5 days a week for 8 weeks.
Those who ate eggs (including the yolk) reported higher energy levels and lost 65 percent more weight—with no effect on their total cholesterol levels.
The perfect heart-healthy diet is balanced in its ratio of omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acids. While conventionally farmed beef is about 1:20 in its ratio of omega-3 to omega-6, grass-fed beef is more like 1:3—close to the ratio found in most fish.
And grass-fed beef has twice the vitamin E and only about 15 percent as much fat as conventionally raised beef.
Grass-fed beef is available through a variety of Internet sources or at most farmers' markets.
It might not be perfect, but a fast-food breakfast is better than none, and the Egg McMuffin's nice balance of protein, carbs, and fats with just 450 calories make it one of the best go-to options in fast-food land.
The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey II revealed that serum cholesterol levels are highest among those who skip breakfast.
According to Harvard researchers, eating breakfast makes for smaller rises in blood sugar levels throughout the day. And regulating blood sugar helps reduce levels of harmful LDL cholesterol and triglycerides.
When researchers at Purdue University had people eat 2 ounces of almonds a day for 23 weeks, they found that not only did they not gain any weight, but they decreased their caloric intake from other unhealthy food sources while improving cardiovascular risk factors like lipid metabolism and cholesterol levels.
A fast-food pork dish can improve your cholesterol profile? Yes. Chipotle Grill uses naturally farmed pork that's high in stearic acid—the same kind of heart-healthy fat found in olive oil.
By skipping the carbohydrate-laden wrap and adding black beans, you'll get a healthy dose of protein and fiber as well.
Research shows that dark chocolate can improve heart health, lower blood pressure, reduce LDL (bad) cholesterol, decrease the risk of blood clots, and increase blood flow to the brain.
Find out more about The Health Benefits of Dark Chocolate.)
The magic of the anchovy pizza comes from its combination of fish and garlic. Fish is loaded with minerals such as zinc, copper, iron, iodine, and selenium that work as cofactors to improve the effectiveness of cholesterol-lowering fish oils.
Adding garlic to the mix lowers total cholesterol better than eating those fillets or cloves alone. Any fish/garlic combination will work, but few others will show up at your door in 30 minutes or less.
You might think ordering the fish is always the best idea, but a 2008 report from the Journal of the American Dietetic Association stated that eating farmed fish such as tilapia may actually do harm to people suffering from heart disease.
The reason: Tilapia is naturally low in omega-3s and high in omega-6s, and often served breaded and fried, making it no better or possibly even worse for your heart than fried chicken.
An apple a day might keep the doctor away, but when you strip away the apple's fiber-dense skin and add sweeteners, as most applesauce makers do, you create a processed food that's high in sugar and low in fiber—a perfect recipe for blood-sugar swings that raise cholesterol levels.
Conventionally grown apples also tend to be high in pesticides, which have been linked to obesity and metabolic syndrome.
Isn't soy supposed to lower cholesterol? A study in the journal Circulation found that you'd need to eat 2 pounds of tofu every single day to lower your LDL cholesterol by a measly 3 percent.
As a result, the American Heart Association no longer recommends soy as a heart-healthy food.
Still, Americans eat enormous amounts of soy already, and recent studies show that soy makes it harder to retain muscle and easier to store fat.


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Upstairs, Downstairs
Data Going Up, Data Going Down? Engineers and IT Shake Hands in the Middle as OPC Gives Way to XML, Web Services10/29/2008
What We Think We Know About Upstream Straight Run10/29/2008
A New Look for New Products
Chemical Processing unveils its new look for new products through a resource center that covers hundreds of chemical industry must-haves.08/25/2008
Polystyrene Plant Gains Extra Output and More
Automation upgrade also extends asset life and boosts reliability07/14/2008
Readers' Choice Awards: Whos a Big Hit with Readers?
Chemical Processing's annual survey covers the bases with its technology provider all-stars in 45 categories06/30/2008
Whats needed in process automation?
A recent survey of end users provides an extensive wish list05/05/2008
Rethink Batch-Manufacturing Alarm Systems
You can avoid common failings and improve performance.02/13/2008
Make the Most of Automation Upgrades
Avoid common mistakes that undermine projects.01/23/2008
Build reliability in during design
Instrumentation that promises to improve reliability may not always be what they seem. You have to consider whether a site can properly maintain sophisticated instruments.12/19/2007
Service Plant Soon?
EAM is different from industry to industry. Just what is enterprise asset management?12/19/2007
Pursue the perfect plant
Look into creating the perfect plant by integrating product and operational management into your environment. This provides the ability to respond faster and minimize impact to the business and bottom line, driving increased yields, asset utilization and order fulfillment.11/14/2007
EPA clarifies position on ion-generating equipment
Claims about a products ability to kill pests, including germs, can lead to EPA regulation, says Lynn Bergeson, regulatory editor.10/30/2007
Rosenzweig's Ramblings: China's Manufacturing Concerns
Editor Mark Rosenzweig comments on the growing concerns with China's quality of products and manufacturing. View this videocast to hear what concerns pertain to the chemical industry.10/12/2007
Industry needs to swim with the tide of regulation
Controls on chemical use and manufacture are increasingly global in nature, says Mike Spear, editor at large, in this month's End Point column.08/31/2007
Plug cyber-security gaps
With the new high risk chemical facilities federal anti-terrorism regulations, its time for the chemical industry to ratchet up its cyber-security efforts. Theres a surge in interest in cyber-subjects such as security certification, defense-in-depth strategies, risk-based planning and improved policies and procedures.08/31/2007
Automation, Operators and the bottom line
Automation brings operator challenges as well as benefits. Addressing them means rethinking both control rooms and training.08/28/2007
Good Control Room Alarm Management Still a Challenge
Read about how process industries resolve the issue of operator overload, human error and organizational accidents.08/28/2007
China teems with harmful exports
Problems with Chinese manufacturing go well beyond defective and dangerous products, Mark Rosenzweig, editor in chief, notes in this month's installment of From the Editor.08/28/2007
10 Tips for Success
Paying attention to the following points can ease implementing and improving critical plant procedures:08/01/2007
Help Your Operators
Automating procedures within control systems can serve to make your operators more effective and more consistent. With studies showing more than 40% of all plant incidents stemming from some form of human error, it makes sense to give automation a larger role in day-to-day operations.08/01/2007


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Book your room at Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn
Get an overview of this hotel3.5-star motel with outdoor pool and 24-hour front desk
Situated in Campbelltown, this motel is 5.5 mi (8.8 km) from Australian Botanic Gardens and 6.9 mi (11.1 km) from Menangle Park Paceway. Liverpool Hospital and Westfield Liverpool are also within 16 mi (25 km).
Property Features
Along with an outdoor pool, this motel has a meeting room and dry cleaning. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden are onsite.
Room Amenities
All 31 rooms provide conveniences like sitting areas and refrigerators, plus free WiFi and flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Other amenities available to guests include balconies or patios, DVD players, and room service.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn20 Queen Street Campbelltown NSW 2560
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Hotel Amenities
Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn features an outdoor pool, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Campbelltown motel also offers barbecue grills, a garden, and a picnic area. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- One meeting room
- Outdoor pool
- Picnic area
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 31
- Tours/ticket assistance
Family Friendly Amenities
- DVD player
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Balcony or patio
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Daily housekeeping
- Desk
- DVD player
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Phone
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Room service (limited hours)
- Separate sitting area
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
You can order up room service during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Only service dogs are allowed
24-hour check-in
No elevators
Optional extras
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 15 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 15 per stay
Hotel Name
- Campbelltown Colonial Motor
- Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn
- Campbelltown Motor Inn
- Colonial Campbelltown
- Colonial Inn Campbelltown
- Colonial Motor Inn Campbelltown
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Alcohol is not served at this property.
National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.


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"Medellín - capital of Antioquia" Medellín by Trekki
Medellín Travel Guide: 154 reviews and 514 photos
Medellín, with more than 2 mio of inhabitants, is capital of Colombian province of Antioquia, and the second largest city of Colombia.
Unfortunately it has a bad reputation for being the centre of drug trafficking, but this is no longer true, as the Cartel de Medellín is no longer existing and Pablo Escobar (it?s boss) is long dead. Today it is a lively and pleasant city, with University, a lot of museums and very nice restaurants.
Medellín is situated on around 1500 m above sea level and inmidst the Valle de Aburrá in Cordillera Occidental (one of the three ranges, the Andes are splitting up into in the north; the other two being Cordillera Central and Cordillera Oriental). It is all characterized by forests and very rich soil, so agriculture (mostly coffee plantations) is quite dominating in the surrounding area. This all makes up for a very mild climate and that?s why you can see a huge variety of plants and flowers, including orchids, in the city and around. And that?s why the city is also called Capital de las Flores (capital of the flowers) and Capital de la Eterna Primavera (capital of eternal spring). Each year, the Festival de las Flores (festival of flowers) is held each August, and I did see photos of the parade with very richly flower decorated floats (? cars for parades).
My experiences have only been on business travel, so unfortunately, I did not have much time to explore. It would be useless to give you the name of restaurants and hotels I stayed in, as I am afraid, they might either no longer be there or different than I have experienced them.
But at least, I did visit Pueblito Paisa :-)
And as this tiny spot is quite characteristic for Antioquia, I will tell you about it.
All pictures have been taken by myself, if not marked otherwise.
Please do not use any of them without my permission.
The same applies for my writings here.
!! This page is not new - as it can be seen from the dates of writings.
I only have moved it to the right department. Haha, confused me has placed it under Dep. de Magdalena, where it does not belong to..... but to Antioqia (as I even wrote in my heading, but never noticed the mistake...)
Thanks dear M. for telling me :-))
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Nice page!
it must be a fascinating country
Thanks for your good page, Ingrid.....
Very good tips. Medellin still has its moments. A friend of mine got shot here. He was in hospital for 6 months and everybody else in the car was killed. He then told me, 'It's great! You should go there.'
Pueblito Paisa looks lovely!! I already fell in love with those carved wooden balconies! Haha, absolutely love the general tip :)))
Also, Pueblito Paisa is a good model of a number of Colombian town I have been to. It is not a museum display, it is a good example of real towns. El Retiro looks like Pueblito Paisa, so does the town past La Ceja (don't remember the name).
There can be few places whose name incurs such a negative reaction from those who have heard of it but never visited. Interesting to see the array of fountains and courtyards - would like to see some broader citywide photos if you have them!
I've enjoyed your glimpse of Medellin - as you say, usually known for the wrong reasons! And that "Carrapicho" now will go around my head all day! :))
The name of Medellín reminds me American films about narcotic barons... Now I know it as a touristic attraction. Thanks Ingrid for the virtual tour around Columbia!
A cute corner of colonial Columbia :~)
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Phase synchronization (PS) in coupled chaotic oscillators has been investigated numerically in Lorenz, Rossler models and also experimentally in cardiorespiratory systems by many researchers. In non‐identical oscillators, which is a reality, complete synchronization (CS) of amplitude and phase is difficult to arrive at. Lag synchronization (LS) is an intermediate step between complete (CS) and PS. PS shows promises in communication, in the context of pulse position modulation, in homoclinic chaotic systems. As has been observed earlier by others in numerical experiments that there is an intermittent region between PS and LS. This intermediate region is defined as the intermittent lag synchronization (ILS). Experimental evidence on both PS and ILS using two coupled Chua's oscillator (non‐identical) is reported here.
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You may remember Andrea McArdle as Broadway's original orphan with a sunny disposition, Annie. McArdle was only thirteen when she was pushed into the spotlight, when unforeseen circumstances launched her from understudy to star. Since then, she has been a Broadway baby, starring in numerous national tours and revivals. And now, thirty years later, McArdle is returning to the show that made her famous — but not in the role that you may think.
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I think my book has a couple of differences to most personal finance books. First, it's very easy to understand—even for someone who knows nothing about finances. Second, it's real: I followed this advice myself, building a million dollar portfolio on a modest salary, at a relatively young age. My book doesn't just espouse financial theory, but it shows how I utilized that theory in real life.
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Why should anyone rejoice when stock markets fall?
Anyone with a job (who intends to keep working for a number of years) should prefer stagnating or falling stock markets. Foundations for great wealth are never established by purchasing stock market investments that are rising in value. Instead, we lay foundations for huge wealth when we enthusiastically buy assets that are cheap. For instance, the stock markets in the U.S. jumped up and down from 1965 to 1982 (17 years) without going anywhere. Most people, during this 17 year period, were growing distrustful of the stock market because they hadn't made any money. But for patient investors who regularly invested during those 17 years, they were seriously rewarded when the markets erupted nearly 1,700 percent in the following 18 year period. All of those stock market assets they previously bought, at low prices, rose significantly during the next 18 year period (from 1982-2000). People who didn't start buying until the stock market started getting more expensive, voluntarily gave up significant, future riches.
The stock markets haven't made much headway in the past decade. Does that mean this is a good time to invest?
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I'm currently preparing to teach a personal finance class to high school kids. And I'm going to show them a huge, long-term stock market chart, spanning the past 200 years. Then I'll ask them: "Show me what would have been the best 15 year historical time periods to plough money into the stock markets, on a monthly basis." Simply by asking them questions (and not giving them the answers) they'll quickly see, without me telling them, that the best times to regularly add money to the markets have always been when markets were stagnant or falling. And coincidentally, media headlines have always been scariest during those times as well! To maximize wealth, my students—and readers of my book---will need to think long term, not short term. And they'll learn to ignore the media.
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I definitely join the chorus of investment academics who believe that the investment business is (mostly) a giant scam, filled with empty promises and high fees, which hurt the average investor's returns. The big picture is pretty shocking. Take this example: If you had put $10,000 in the AVERAGE global stock, in 1981, and held it until today, with all reinvested dividends, it would be worth nearly $200,000 by 2011. I'm not talking about buying Microsoft or Apple shares, I'm talking about the average stock. But if you ask people who were investing 30 years ago, how many of them turned $10,000 into $200,000, you probably wouldn't find anyone who had. Most investors deal with brokers and financial advisors who skim money off the top, in fees that may appear small---but aren't. And people also become victims to the silly decisions that many brokers and advisors make.
You can find advisors without a conflict of interest (which my book shows) but you can also easily invest your own money. Warren Buffett suggests that, as an aggregate, financial advisors don't tend to add value. And I agree with him.
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Has any one heard whether or not Mnsr Arse Wegner has commented on this incident? Knowing him he would probably claim not to have seen it ! After all Henry was ( and probably still is ) a favourite bum-boy of his.
Apparantly Ar$ene W*nker told Terry Henry to apologise.But in the cold light of day even an apology is considered nowhere nearly good enough. With the WC draw just two weeks away, it does not give enough time for the match to be restaged.Because of Henry's dishonesty, France will be seen as villans of the piece at the WC finals - I just hope that England are drawn against them. France going out before the knockout stages will be poetic justice.


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That's how I approach technology.
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