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It took a day or two, but Beast Boy's flying had paid off. His increased muscles had made him last much longer in flying thanks to Quadratus's chakra orb. BB found the area where he was supposed to be; a small passage between the mountains.
"This should be right. Now where is that Ostiarius?" BB thought, more confident. At first no one seemed to be around to greet him or challenge him. He waited for another 5 minutes...still no one.
"Oh well. MAYBE he's just too scared!" BB laughed...no sooner after he said that, he bolted off as a rabbit, avoiding a gigantic hammer! He turned around and there he is. The great hammer. Ostiarius...and obviously he didn't like what he had to hear.
"ABOUT TIME!" BB shouted as he kept bolting around from Ostiarius's hammer of battle. BB turned back into his Argentinosaurus and was gonna repeat his strategy with him...that's the idea. But unlike Quadratus, Ostiarius had a hammer, and whacked it on his head hard. BB quickly changed back, getting a bump on his head, and began running as a cheetah. As he cut a corner though, he saw oddly a huge area...full of holes.
"Purr-fect." BB said, still a cheetah, and he raced into one when Ositarius caught up. At first the colossi version of a judge wasn't sure what to do. As soon as BB popped up in his normal human self, Ostiarius slammed his hammer to the ground. At first he thought he had got him until...
"POP GOES THE WEASEL!" BB yelled, jumping outta another hole. Angry, Ostiarius tried again, but BB again tricked him. Literally, the duel between BB and Ostiarius turned into a colossi version of "whack-a-mole". And Ostiarius kept on missing as BB kept on jumping. During a few jumps though, BB found where his Sigil was and kept on hitting it as he was hopping. The sounds from Ostiarius's hammer sounded like thunder from afar. One point though Ostiarius got an idea to trick the green kid.
First he slammed into the hole, this time with his foot. He saw where BB jumped out, but this time he hit him good. Slamming him back into the hole.
"Ow...ok dude. Time to talk this FACE! TO FACE!" BB jumped outta the ground as a gorilla, and clocked him in the forehead once more. The hit was finally the last hit for Ostiarius. He gripped his head in pain as Beast Boy got outta the way, into the hole. The colossi tried to keep his balance, but a trip in one of the holes made him fall backwards, hitting the back of his head. The hit made him lose something lodged in him...his chakra orb!
"Yes!" BB thought as he saw it fly around. It shot into the hole where BB was...and out flew BB's new animal...a dragon humanoid!
He still had the green skin and hair but his skin turned into scales, and wings shot out his back. His claws were of those like an aardvark and he felt his canine teeth had enlarged.
"Well done, 'party animal'," a voice said to him. BB turned his now bright emerald falcon eyes and saw someone land in front of him...Marage.
"What's the deal? How did I end up like this?" Was BB's first question.
"I forgot to tell you, Beast Boy. This is your ultimate form. When you've defeated your two chosen fighters, you turn into your ultimate fighter. In this case, your form is the Reptile Harpy. A very rare and powerful creature," Marage explained.
"So how do I change back?"
"Same way you change into all those other animals. Just think of your normal self." BB did just that and was back to normal fast.
"That reptile harpy was awesome!"
"Well, don't get too used to it. You can only keep it until Raviente is defeated or if the spirit council lets you."
"Okay, Marage...will my friends also get this ultimate form?"
"Of course! It's the ultimate form the reason Xreneus got you here. He told me that in order to summon the form you need the chakra orb's power...plus it keeps you in control. Understand?"
"Got it. So who's next?! I'm ready for anyone!"
"Actually...you only had two, so you're good. You can go back whenever you're ready."
"Really?... Well, okay, thanks." BB turned into a falcon and flew off. His work is done, but everyone else's has just started...and the watcher from not too far away knew that as he turned to find a particular blue dog and his next fighter.
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How to Track your Eating in a Way That Won't Make you Hate Life
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Weight loss is a process that requires careful management of your dietary habits as well as regular exercise. While it seems simple in theory, counting calories and tracking the foods you eat with a calorie calculator is often more complicated and annoying than you might think when starting a weight loss plan. Fortunately, tools and options are available that make it easy to track your caloric intake without wasting time writing in a journal, using a calculator to tally up your total, or following a complicated and stressfully strict diet plan.
Use a Wearable
iFit wearables are a useful tool that make it easy to keep track of the calories you eat and burn throughout the day. Plus, they also track the number of steps you and calculate the number of calories you burn as a result of your normal activities.
With an iFit wearable, you can input your meals and the foods you eat throughout the day to calculate your total caloric intake. By the end of the day, you have a clear idea of the number of calories you eat with meals and snacks, as well as the number of calories you burn through exercise and your normal routine.
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A calorie counter is easy to use when you eat proper portion sizes. Use measuring tools to ensure that you follow appropriate portion sizes and then use the packaging or the calorie information to determine the exact number of calories in a meal. For example, a proper portion size of fish is roughly three ounces, or a piece of fish about the size of your palm. By eating the right portion sizes, you stay within a certain calorie range for each meal and make the calculations as simple as possible throughout the day. The easiest way to measure your portions is to get pre-planned meals on your iFit account that have all the caloric information already available.
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Food-tracking apps are tools that you use with your phone to track your meals and snacks. Since the applications have a database of common food items, you simply put in the item after a meal and the application calculates the number of calories for the meal. Add each meal and snack throughout the day to your application and you will have a rough estimate of your total caloric intake.
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Do not wait to track the foods that you eat. Record it immediately on your iFit wearable or app. Since you want an accurate account of your caloric intake, tracking the information immediately ensures that you do not forget items or miss out on something critical. It also ensures that you do not forget the exact foods you have eaten throughout the day so that you can easily keep up with changes to your diet.
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Although you set weight loss goals and you want to keep track of every calorie that you eat, it is not necessary to complicate the process through a series of major changes to your overall diet. Keep the process as simple as possible by focusing on portion sizes and gradual changes. By making simple changes to your overall diet plan, you make it easy to keep up with any changes to your caloric intake.
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We still don't want to see 'Space Chimps,' but we do want to see Neil Genzlinger write more movie reviews!
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Apple TV tipped for September, but without TV service
This year's WWDC has come and gone and still no sign of the expected, or hoped, refresh of the Apple TV. Well, there's still September and this time it's sure to be announced. Or at least that's what sources familiar with the matter are now saying. But while Apple TV might indeed be the hero of Apple's Fall event, with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus only taking second stage, it may not arrive the way most are expect. That is, it may not arrive with Apple TV, The Service.


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"Some learned people say that evil cannot be overcome through violence. I say there is no other way."— Akyev(src)
Akyev the Unyielding was a Master Monk, and member of the Monks of Ivgorod.
Training ZhotaEdit
"There are times when I think you are still that fool boy who first came to the monastery. More beast than man, really...a wild thing with eyes clouded by emotion and intuition and all those other fleeting feelings that change on a whim just as swiftly as the winds. Are you that boy, or are you a monk?"— Akyev to Zhota(src)
Zhota was one of the disciples Akyev taught. He was assigned to teach the boy by the Patriarchs, after Zhota chose Ymil as his patron deity, hoping that Akyev's rigid demenor would temper Zhota's hesitent nature, and vice versa. When he first encountered him, he snapped Zhota's flute in half and tossed it out of the Floating Sky Monastery. They would spar together in the monestary's training grouns, Akyev wielding a scimitar he had forged himself against Zhota's bo. He easily defeated him, cutting into his staff, and commented that Zhota had "too much of the rivers in him," touching on his disdain for Ymil. He would forbid Zhota from ever fixing the blemish, lest he forget the lessons imparted to him. Over the years, Akyev worked feverishly to suppress his pupil's insistence on trusting in himself when presented with difficult situations. Whether or not Zhota' insights were correct didn't matter to Akyev. He believed such reliance on the self would compromise one's ability to obey the Patriarchs' commands and prosecute their divine will. Zhota was eventually annointed as a Monk, but Akyev carried doubts as to whether he was truly ready.[1]
The GorgorraEdit
"You know the boy is not a demon."— Zhota and Akyev discuss the latter's actions(src)
""I know what the Patriarch has told me. I do not question him"
"The caravan...You killed those people."
"I did my duty."
A few weeks after Zhota became a Monk, and the day after the sighting of the Fallen Star, Zhota was summoned to Akyev's side in the monastery. Akyev sent Zhota into the Gorgorra, ordering that his disciple examine all travelers within the forest, but remain wary, lest they be tainted by gods of chaos. Those touched by those gods were to be "purified," he ordered, relaying the decree of the Patriarchs. He departed the monestary on his own mission the next day, in order to find a demon wearing the skin of a child. He came across a caravan that had been transporting him and, after they cursed the names of the Patriarchs, slaughtered them all. He even hired bandits to find his quarry. He later encountered Zhota in the forest, finding him alongside Mishka. The child that he'd sought. He commented that Zhota had succeeded where he'd failed, giving his former student praise for the first time. He told Zhota that Mishka was a demon wearing the skin of a child. Mishka called Akyev the demon—lies to hide its true identity, according to Akyev. He recounted Mishka's tale, that he was the son of one of the Patriarchs and his concubine. He'd been born with deformities, but his mother had convinced his father to sequester him in the palace instead of killing him. Mishka had lived in isolation until the coming of the Fallen Star, causing paronoia to sweep Ivgorod. In this climate, Zhota summized that the Patriarch had ordered that Mishka be put to death, lest his purity be called into question. Thus, through the work of his mother and a few loyal servants, he was carried into the Gorgorra.
Akyev was unmoved—these were lies that the demon had told him. Zhota stated that he believed Mishka, causing Akyev to deliver a roundhouse kick into Zhota, winding him. Akyev disgustedly commented that Zhota was still a boy, and gave him a second kick as Zhota claimed that the Patriarch Akyev served was no longer interested in maintaining the balance between order and chaos. He scraped off the circles embodied on Zhota's forehead, stating that Zhota was no Monk. He ordered him to return to the monastery and await judgement. The two engaged in combat, Zhota once again wielding his bo against Akyev's scimitar. Akyev gained the upperhand, and was unmoved by Zhota's accusations of his brutality. For a moment, Akyev seemed to consider that Zhota was correct, that he'd been sent to kill an innocent. But only for a moment, as he swung his sword.
The sword was swung, but Zhota grabbed it, breaking the weapon in two. Zhota used the broken blade to decapitate his master. He then built a pyre to cremate his master's body. He could only hope that the Patriarch wouldn't be able to find another Monk like Akyev—one who could slaughter innocents without hesitation.[1]
Personality and TraitsEdit
"When the ill wind blows, the tree that bends will break."— A mantra often recited by Akyev(src)
By all accounts, Akyev was one of the strictest and unforgiving members of his order. Many initiates have been gravely injured (and, according to rumor, even died), due to his brutal training methods.[2] Zaim was his patron god, and he regards the god Ymil as being capricious and indesciscive. Unlike many of his fellows, he had no love of the arts, such as music. He believed in the concept of a Monk treating a weapon as a natural extension of their body. He never flinched from any task given to him. His fanaticism and willingness to do anything to achieve an objective given to him by the Patriarchs marked him as an oddity amongst the order. Likewise, unlike other teachers, he did not attempt to foster friendships with his students. His beard was black, without any gray.[1]


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Christopher Oliver wrote: > Vadim Gritsenko wrote: > >> Is it possible to use application context to share those global >> variables? > > > It's possible, but I don't see any benefit over using the session. Memory consumption. Several people already chimed in that they want to have "session-less" flows. >> What if those variables *are* global? If they are stored in the >> session they become local to the current user. >> > The intention is that they are per-user state, so storing them in the > session makes sense. See example in this thread with var role = .........ROLE; These kind of variables are not local to the current user. You can also have some other application-wide variables. >> Back to Antonio's suggestion. Can we have a configuration of the flow >> controller specifying where to store those global variables? Context, >> session, and request (that should be analogue to "no session", >> right?) can be possible values. > > > Where would you specify this, exactly? Geoff suggested couple of places: > This seems to be a good solution too, as long as it's not once per > application. It seems it would need to be on <map:flow> or <map:call>? I think map:flow is appropriate. Vadim
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Well, here's the Yoko JIRA: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YOKO-258 Thanks Tim! Vasily -----Original Message----- From: Tim Ellison [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Sunday, December 24, 2006 1:03 AM To: email@example.com Subject: Re: Issue with Yoko: ClassLoader.classes Zakharov, Vasily M wrote: > Hi, all, > > I was checking the output from HARMONY-2615 > <http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HARMONY-2615> stress test, and > found a couple of issues with Yoko. > > org.apache.yoko.rmi.util.ClassLoaderLocal class contains the following > line in its static initializer: > > classes_vector = ClassLoader.class.getDeclaredField("classes"); > > This line references the classes field in class java.lang.ClassLoader, > and that field is not documented by RI API JavaDoc and so is absent in > Harmony classlib. > > As the result of this issue, the classes > org.apache.yoko.rmi.util.ClassLoaderLocal and > org.apache.yoko.rmi.impl.PortableRemoteObjectExtImpl fail to load with > NoSuchFieldException. > > I'm not sure what should be done to this issue. > Should we file it to Yoko JIRA as "strong bond to RI"? > Or should we add the field mentioned to Harmony classlib? :) Yes, let's raise the issue with Yoko and understand why they need to reach in to use that field -- then we can either help with how that information can be obtained via standard Java API, or consider defining an o.a.harmony API that gives them the required info (Yoko will just need to figure out which JRE they are running on). I'll look out for the discussion on yoko-dev. Regards, Tim
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Our top five picks for summer travel are Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, Canada's National Parks, Turkey and Hawaii.
Las Vegas
Sin City's 100th birthday celebration has put the city on the map as the top bargain destination this summer. Although festivities will run through the end of the year, the height of the celebration will be from May to July, and we're seeing sales and discounts that correspond to these peak months.
Though there's been plenty of news lately about the luxurious new Wynn Las Vegas, Rob Powers of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (CVA) points out that one of the chief strengths of the city is its broad spectrum of price points. It's easier here than in most places to spend as little or as much as you want.
Multiple airlines have just added new routes or increased service to the city, and cheap air-and-hotel packages abound. JetBlue has added service from Boston to Las Vegas, in addition to existing service from New York and Los Angeles. The small airline Sun Country has just doubled its routes to the city as well. FunJet and Southwest Vacations have low-priced air-and-hotel packages, with Southwest offering prices around $100 per person for two nights and air from Phoenix. In honor of Vegas' 100th birthday, Travelocity is giving away iPods and free music downloads ("Viva Las Vegas," of course) with the purchase of air-and-hotel packages. The CVA has a list of hotels offering summer specials. Also this summer, Vegas.com is offering discounts on air-and-hotel packages for people who depart for Las Vegas on Mondays.
Puerto Rico
If the proposed law requiring passports for Caribbean travel goes into effect at the end of this year, there is some speculation that Puerto Rico — a commonwealth of the U.S. that won't require passports — will see a surge in popularity and a rise in price. Because the good prices we're seeing may not be around for long, Puerto Rico stands out as a true summer bargain destination. Keep in mind that while hurricane season starts on June 1, the peak of the season doesn't start until late August.
At press time, BeachDestinations.com was offering packages starting from $431 with three days' accommodations and airfare from Miami. JetBlue has rates under $100 each way for flights between New York and San Juan. And, the airline has just added daily non-stop service from New York to Ponce, Puerto Rico, with $99 introductory one-way summer fares for purchase until May 31. American has also released a sale with round-trip fares starting at under $200.
Paradores — small, family-owned lodgings known for personalized service — are being promoted heavily by the Puerto Rico Tourism Company. Through the end of summer, you can find discounts on stays and free nights for kids. Prices start at around $69 per night, and may include extras such as meals, happy hours and live music or other events.
Canadian National Parks
This season, there's a way to sleep cheap in the great outdoors. With fewer annual visitors than the U.S. park system, Parks Canada has more room to enjoy the great outdoors and less competition for prime camping spots and lodging. The park system is comprised of 40 national parks and three national marine conservation areas, and has just implemented an online camp site reservation service for easier booking. And, with the exchange rate the best it's been since last fall, visiting these parks can be a budget-friendly option.
Those who live within driving distance of a park will benefit most from the value of Parks Canada. And, Canadian parks aren't necessarily farther than parks in the U.S. For instance, La Mauricie national park in Quebec is a half hour closer to Boston than Acadia National Park in Maine. And it's almost exactly the same distance from Portland, Ore., to Alberta's Banff as it is to Yellowstone.
Turkey is preparing its bid for European Union membership, which suggests that the cost of travel will most likely rise in years to come. And while it's still cheap, prices are already creeping upwards. Visitor numbers are expected to rise sharply in the next five years as well. Because it's a popular bargain, it's best to book summer travel soon.
If you can find a reasonable fare to Germany, consider catching a flight between Germany and Turkey with low-cost carrier Germanwings. Or, try Go-Today, which at press time was offering airfare and six nights' accommodations from $700 to $950, depending on travel dates. Gate1Travel offers both escorted tours starting at around $150 per day, and air and hotel packages start from around $120 per day. Also, Octopus Travel had a variety of packages to destinations in Turkey.
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Skip to comments.Chairman Mao's Reign of Terror--Finally the Truth Comes Out
Posted on 10/23/2005 7:12:23 AM PDT by RayChuang88
Our moral imagination is haunted by monsters--and the greatest aspect of this horror is the fact that so many monsters are real. Is the world ready to face the reality of Mao Zedong?
For the last seven decades or so, Mao has been a focus of admiration among many on the Left. Many Americans have known Mao primarily through the work of sympathetic biographers who became champions of the Chinese Communist regime. For many others, Mao has remained a man of mystery, whose true character and legacy have been hidden from Western eyes. All that is about to change. The publication of Mao: The Unknown Story by Jung Chang and her husband Jon Halliday will force a radical reformulation of Western understandings of Mao--and the book is virtually certain to exercise a vast influence within China as well.
(Excerpt) Read more at crosswalk.com ...
Between the labor camps, the misguided Great Leap Forward, and the horrors of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, is it small wonder why untold millions of Chinese were killed by labor camps, famine and flat-out genocidal liquidation? The original Soviet estimate published in 1976 of 56,000,000 killed during the time of Mao's rule was probably not far from the truth, either.
And you openly wonder why the Left still embraces Mao Zedung as a great leader, even though we now know the truth.
I don't wonder...the Left embraces a culture of death...Mao was just very efficient in their eyes...and, of course, the Left can embrace him because he was an enemy of the US.
I'm hoping that one of my bookclubs will be offering this book. If not I can add it to the list of books that I want to get by the end of the year.
The joke's on him. I have been to Tienanmien Square where he is entombed. If Mao could see through the walls he would see Colonel Sanders smiling down on him. (I kid you not) I half suspect the Chinese did this on purpose. They have a long tradition of this sort of subtle humiliation of their leaders.
The slaughter of 56 million means no more to the left than a liberal president who is accused of rape. The Marxist concept that no sacrifice is too great or immoral so long as the cause is advanced has permeated liberal/Democratic thinking. They ARE useful IDIOTS!
"It is only now that we are finally seeing the sheer horror of the utter and complete evil that was Communism."
But only people whose eyes are open have seen anything. Hardly any leftists (eg, the stranded fifth columnists in media, education, and the Demoncratic party) have seen anything at all.
Was? Did I miss something? My observation is that Communism is alive and well all over the globe.......
My wife has told me some incredible stories of what she and her family went through in the Cultural Revolution.
I've been to China a few times, and one of the things that amazes me is that Mao's picture still hangs on the wall of many households there, mostly in the rural areas.
Happily, much of the younger generation has no love for him, and maybe the time will come in the near future when Mao will finally be buried (physically and figuratively).
Could Christiana Amanpour of CNN be todays Simone de Beauvoir
I was not surprised to see Chairman Mao listed as number one. They claim 60 million. Not sure where their figures come from but the surely must have had some proof of the claim.
For the same reason they embrace Karl Marx as a great thinker and remain silent on the predations of Josef Stalin and Fidel Castro. For the same reason they revere the cowardly Che Guevara and the sleazy Eva Peron. Part of it is a misplaced sense of romanticism; they glorify these vermin as "little people" who fought the Establishment and won. Never mind that few accomplished anything on their own; they stole it from someone else or married it. And their accomplishments are always promissory notes payable in somebody else's blood.
More than that, they are all proof that socialism can ascend. Now, granted, it makes a mess of everything it touches, but the pantheon of liberal heros reminds the vanishing liberal that even idiots can still have hope.
"I don't wonder...the Left embraces a culture of death...Mao was just very efficient in their eyes..."
How right you are. I specifically remember 2 aging hippies, who held position and power in IT for Ohio, looked me straight in the eye and laughed, when one of them specifically said, "Remember. Hitler was an overachiever."
In shock, I turned and walked away. These 2 were in POWER, endorsed by Ohio government at the time.
It was disgusting.
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November 9, 2010 by staff
Rickey Smiley Morning Show, Radio One, Inc. (the "Company" or "Radio One") (Nasdaq: ROIAK and ROIA) today announced the amended terms of its pending exchange offer that is designed to refinance substantially all of its existing indebtedness under its 87/8% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2011 (the "2011 Notes") and its 63/8% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2013 (the "2013 Notes" and together with the 2011 Notes, the "Existing Notes"). The Company also announced terms of a proposed comprehensive amendment to its existing senior secured credit facility (the "Credit Facility"). Key terms of these transactions include:
An amended exchange offer (the "Amended Exchange Offer") pursuant to an Amended and Restated Exchange Offer and Consent Solicitation Statement and Offering Memorandum, dated as of November 5, 2010 (the "Amended Offering Memorandum") to offer: (i) $1,000 principal amount of the Company's new 12.5%/15.0% Senior Subordinated Notes due 2016 (the "Exchange Notes") in exchange for each $1,000 in principal amount of the 2011 Notes; and (ii) $950 principal amount of Exchange Notes in exchange for each $1,000 principal amount of the 2013 Notes, along with a concurrent consent solicitation to amend the indentures governing the Existing Notes to delete substantially all of the covenants contained therein. The terms of the Exchange Notes have been amended to provide for, among other things, (i) a maturity of sixty-six months after initial issuance, (ii) interest to accrue at a rate of 12.5% per annum if paid in cash (or 15.0% per annum if paid partially in cash and partially through the issuance of additional Exchange Notes, if the Company so elects through May 15, 2012) and (iii) that such Exchange Notes will only be subordinated in right of payment to borrowings of up to a maximum of $415 million and any other obligations under the Company's Credit Facility.
An amendment (the "Credit Facility Amendment") to the Credit Facility that will, among other things: (i) establish new financial covenant levels; (ii) permit the Amended Exchange Offer and the payment of interest on the 2013 Notes that was otherwise due and payable on August 16, 2010; (iii) waive any existing default or event of default that may have arisen under the Credit Facility prior to the effectiveness of the Credit Facility Amendment; (iv) replace $323.0 million of outstanding revolving loans with a new term loan; (v) provide revolving credit borrowings of up to $20.0 million that the Company can utilize for working capital and general corporate purposes and an additional $18.8 million that can only be used for certain specified purposes, in each case subject to certain conditions and limitations; and (vi) effect other amendments to permit the Amended Exchange Offer to occur in accordance with the terms set forth in the Amended Offering Memorandum.
The Company has negotiated the terms of the Credit Facility Amendment with Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. (successor by merger to Wachovia Bank, National Association), as administrative agent (the "Agent"). To be effective, the Credit Facility Amendment must be approved by financial institutions holding the majority of outstanding loans and commitments. The effectiveness of the Credit Facility Amendment is also conditioned on the completion of the Amended Exchange Offer. Furthermore, the Company will not complete the Amended Exchange Offer or issue the Exchange Notes in respect of the Existing Notes unless either prior to or concurrently therewith the Credit Facility Amendment has been entered into by the requisite parties. Thus, the transactions are conditional upon one another.
The Company has entered into a Support Agreement (the "Support Agreement") with certain holders of Existing Notes, who collectively represent approximately 86.8% of the aggregate principal amount of the outstanding Existing Notes with approximately 84.7% of the aggregate principal amount of the outstanding 2011 Notes and approximately 87.9% of the aggregate principal amount of the outstanding 2013 Notes, pursuant to which such holders agreed, subject to the terms and conditions set forth therein, to tender all of their Existing Notes into the Amended Exchange Offer (and thereby provide their consents in the consent solicitation). The previously announced Support and Backstop Agreement, dated June 16, 2010, terminated in accordance with its terms on September 1, 2010.
In the event the Amended Exchange Offer is successfully completed, the Company anticipates the payment blockage notice previously delivered by the Agent to the trustee under the indenture relating to the 2013 Notes will be terminated and the Company will be permitted to pay the interest that was due on August 16, 2010 to holders of the 2013 Notes. Holders of 2013 Notes who tender their notes in the Amended Exchange Offer will receive such overdue interest on the Settlement Date.
The completion of the Amended Exchange Offer is subject to a number of conditions (the "Offer Conditions"), including a minimum tender condition that (i) at least 95% of the combined aggregate principal amount outstanding of the 2011 Notes and the 2013 Notes be validly tendered and not withdrawn and (ii) at least 95% in aggregate principal amount of the 2011 Notes be validly tendered and not withdrawn (the "Minimum Tender Condition"). The Offer Conditions also require that all conditions to entry into the Credit Facility Amendment are concurrently satisfied or waived and continue to be satisfied or waived until the Settlement Date (as described below). Under the terms of the Support Agreement, the Company is required to obtain the consent of holders representing at least 50% of the aggregate principal amount of Existing Notes held or controlled by parties to the Support Agreement before amending, modifying or waiving any of the Offer Conditions, including the Minimum Tender Condition. As of 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 5, 2010, approximately 92% of the combined aggregate principal amount outstanding of the 2011 Notes and the 2013 Notes, including approximately 78% of the 2011 Notes, had been validly tendered into the exchange offer and not withdrawn.
The Amended Exchange Offer provides limited withdrawal rights. Tenders of Existing Notes and related consents made at any time prior to 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 5, 2010 may be withdrawn at any time prior to 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 12, 2010, but not thereafter. Tenders of Existing Notes and related consents made at any time after 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 5, 2010 may not be withdrawn.
The Amended Exchange Offer is only made, and copies of the offering documents will only be made available, to holders of Existing Notes that have certified certain matters to the Company, including their status as a "qualified institutional buyer" within the meaning of Rule 144A under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act"), an institutional "accredited investor" within the meaning of Rule 501(a)(1), (2), (3), or (7) under the Securities Act or as a "non-U.S. Person" within the meaning of the Securities Act (together, "eligible holders"). BNY Mellon Shareowner Services is acting as exchange agent and information agent and may be contacted at (800) 777-3674 or (201) 680-6579.
The Amended Exchange Offer will expire at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 19, 2010, unless extended by the Company, which time is the "Expiration Time." The "Settlement Date" will be a date promptly following the Expiration Time, assuming the Offer Conditions continue to be satisfied or waived.
The Company also filed a Current Report on Form 8-K which provides additional detail on the transactions summarized in this press release. A copy of the Current Report on Form 8-K can be found on the Company's website at www.radio-one.com. In the Investor Relations section of the website, the Company makes available free of charge its Annual Report on Form 10-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q, Current Reports on Form 8-K and any amendments to those reports filed or furnished pursuant to Section 13(a) or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"). Such material is made available through the Company's website as soon as reasonably practicable after it electronically files the material with, or furnishes it to, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (the "SEC"). The information contained on the Company's website does not constitute part of this press release.
The new securities issued pursuant to the amended exchange offer have not been registered under the Securities Act or any state securities laws. Therefore, the new securities may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements of the Securities Act and any applicable state securities laws.
This press release does not constitute an offer to purchase any securities or a solicitation of an offer to sell any securities. The offer is being made only pursuant to an offering memorandum and related offering materials and only to such persons and in such jurisdictions as is permitted under applicable law.
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fulltime, part time, mommin' ain't easy. in fact it's super hard.
but this vintage-styled, enamel mug (and some extra strong coffee) might help just a little.
the perfect mother's day gift for that hard-working mama in your life!
holds 12 ounces of your favorite beverage. enamel coated steel. lightweight and sturdy, makes a great companion for camping and to the beach.
each one is hand-dipped and looks a little rustic. occasional spots and markings on the finish are intended as part of the mug's charm.
hand washing recommended. do NOT microwave!
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John Murray Anderson
BiographySt. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
Director, producer, songwriter and author, educated at Edinburgh Academy in Scotland and Lausanne University in Switzerland. He studied drama with Herbert Beerbohm Tree. In World War I he served in the American Bureau of Information. Read more... the Money", "Two for the Show", "Laffing Room Only", "Three to Make Ready", "New Faces of 1952", and "Two's Company". He was the director at Radio City Music Hall in 1933, at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland in 1937, at Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe from 1938-1950, and for Ringling Brothers Circus from 1942-1951. He joined ASCAP in 1950 and his chief musical collaborators included Mitchell Parish, Walter and Jean Kerr, and Joan Ford. His popular-music compositions include: "The Girl in the Moon"; "Eileen Avourneen"; "That Reminiscent Melody"; "The Valley of Dreams"; "The Last Waltz"; "Come to Vienna"; "Some Day When Dreams Come True"; "A Young Man's Fancy"; "At the Krazy Kat's Ball" and "Annabell Lee".


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The reviews are in today, with Overlord, Picross and er, Great Battles of Rome getting the once over. You could be forgiven for thinking that the traditional summer gaming drought has kicked in but Overlord, at least, deserves a look. It's all too easy to say Overlord is Pikmin crossed with Fable, but that essentially is what it is. While your hero is controlled in the traditional third person, the meat of the game involves the Gremlin style minions. These are easy to control and the game soon becomes a fantasy puzzle game of using the right minions at the right time. Unfortunately you can't really be as "bad" as you'd imagine - certain quests need to be completed in a predetermined way for progress to be made - and the graphics won't blow you away. But on the 360 at least there is nothing like Overlord and that alone makes it worth a look.
I've not played Picross yet but with the excellent More Brain Training arriving a few days ago I probably won't bother. And Great Battles of Rome? I'll stick with Total War thanks.


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If bullying and other workplace conflict is identified and dealt with early, the situation can be addressed and resolved, preventing bullying from becoming acceptable behaviour which can result in workplace injury.
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Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
we enjoyed the peace and quite in beautiful surroundings. The food in the restaurant was excellent. no safe or television in the room
This was our second stay and as before it was a pleasure. This time we where in a classic chateau room which was really lovely. Food and wine excellent, haute cuisine without being too fussy 20 euros for the dog was a bit excessive but that is the only negative comment we would make
It's a real 16th century chateau, complete with a moat, in the heart of the Champagne producing area. The staff are very helpful and their recommendations for dinner in a small town nearby was one of the best meals I've ever had (at Le Cheneil Blanc)
The chateau was beautiful and the staff very helpful.Our room was a little small and furnished in a shabby chic style but this was reflected in the price we paid,if we had been staying longer than 1 night I would have paid for a bigger room.We ate in the Chateau restaurant which was expensive but well worth it.Unfortunately, we were only passing through as I would have liked to stay longer.Overall a splendid stay. No other restaurants in the village so for a longer stay you would need to travel some distance if you wished to eat out.Drinks were expensive.
The hotel restaurant in the Orangerie is top class! The Chateau itself a haven of relaxed atmosphere, fantastic rooms and all in a very beautiful setting. The breakfast was not of the same quality as the rest of the experience.
Staying in a castle with moat and beautiful surroundings. Found the 35 euro meal just as good (or even better) than the 50 euro meal. However both were excellent!
sooo romantic , built 1700 excellent dining!!! no
My absolute favourite hotel. The restaurant is the most amazing experience! Leaving!!!
The recently decorated (built?) rooms, the entourage of the castle, the view and the service.
The village location; the architecture; the grounds; the peace and quiet Staff were a bit distant, we were reprimanded for taking an apple from a tree which seemed rather rude of them, and unnecessary given the price we paid for our room; hotel could have provided information about shops etc in the locality; breakfast was a bit limited
Resonable price for a night on route to holiday. Clean with comfortable beds and nice dinning area. The kitchen did not have any equipment! We had to buy plastic untensilks at the supermarket and make a picnic! A kettle and some kitchen equipment would have greatly improved our stay.
Good value for the money. Wi-fi all over the hotel. Good parking possibilities.
Good clean and modern hotel with friendly if hard pressed staff (see below).Good room and facilities and convenient location Appalling road signing-ie none Disastrous breakfast arrangements which left us with no bowls,cutlery orange juice or choice of food despite numerous requests to the hard pressed member of staff serving.Ended up a rip off for us as we didnt get a proper breakfast at all.Avoid it until they get this sorted.
Clean, new facilities, convenient. Good bed - firm. Good value for money. (Excellent for Epernay) The fire doors were so tight & stiff that when opened they banged shut again. My room was right next to the fire doors, so they banged closed throughout the night.
Reception very good, rooms clean n comfortable, we enjoyed this hotel Directions were poor, that said, I feel that I'm at fault as I simply didn't get the map/directions before I left home - simple really!
Very generous accommodation for the price. Clean, quiet and very modern. There is no map available or directions; not on Sat Nav because development not yet completed. Had to go to Tourist Info office in Eperney and ask. Strangely there is no stand-up shower facility in an otherwise modern bathroom!
The receptionist on duty on arrival was so charming and so apologetic for the difficulties everyone has in finding the hotel (lack of signage - the Town Hall is to blame). The receptionist on duty on departure tried to charge me more than my booking confirmation said for the room, on the grounds that we'd had a bigger room than we booked - how were we to know that? I won though.
The rooms were a decent size and the price of rooms was quite cheap. It was handy to have a carpark for hotel guests. Very difficult to find. Lacking in basic things like a map of the area. Room not cleaned during the day. It had the feeling of a hospital rather than a hotel.
Nice room
The room was very large and beautifully decorated. The breakfast room was also delightful and the breakfast was delicious. It was a shame to have an indoor pool that was not heated.
Reasonably good location about 1km from Epernay. Very good quality and sized accommodation for a European hotel. The credit card we provided to booking.com as guarantee was debited for accommoation cost by the hotel at the time of booking. This is practice counter to any other hotel that we have booked online or otherwise, usual practice is for payment to be made at the end of the stay. This caused us extra currency exchange expense as the card we provided to booking.com as guarantee was not the one we use for payments. We consider this practice unacceptable and probably illegal as we had authorised booking.com to debit the card in the case of default, the hotel had no authority to debit the card. Also, most European hotels we have booked online include breakfast in their tariff. This was not the case with La Villa Eugene who charged EUR17 extra p
We were upgraded to a superior room
great location and parking, clean rooms, helpful staff. Good breakfast except coffee tasted like it had been warmed for several hours beds too firm for my taste, room temperature quite warm even when heat is turned down/off. Had to leave window open, traffic noise. when staying in the front rooms of the hotel
This Hotel is exceptional value for money and is a prime position. Not one thing
lovely rooms that are large and comfortable. beautiful restoration and breakfast room. at far end of the avenue so bit further to walk than expected but not impossible
Geen restaurand en bar
The Front Desk staff was exceptionally well versed and helpful. Help schedule tours, gave great advice reagrding places to go and eat. Very Professsional.
extremely friendly and helpful staff, and all the champagne!
The Jean Moet is situated in the quaint central area of Epernay. It is a short walk to the best restaurants and champagne cellars in Epernay. It serves a simple yet enjoyable breakfast, and is impeccably clean. We had booked a standard room and were disappointed by its size. Definitely worth the 20 euros more to book a superior, which was significantly larger. The bathroom door was a sliding door, much like what you would see in a dressing room, so the privacy level was next to zero. Meanwhile the staff was not on point in telling me what champagne cellars were open on the off-season (even though the hotel was obviously totally booked even during the off season to visit the cellars... did they really not know Moet&Chandon was closed on Saturdays?). Lastly, there were problems with the hot water in our room, twice. The reception compensated by comping our two days of breakfasts.
Friendliness, location, ambience. No tea or coffee facilities in room. Very slow wifi connection
Good breakfast Room did not seem finished (after renovation?) a lot of little things were missing that you would normally expect, like hangers for your coats, vanity light.
Very comfortable Noise from other guests arriving back 2am
The hotel is located in the centre of town. Very near the big champagne houses. The staff is very friendly and tried to arange a visit at a small champagne-house. The air was very dry in the room, so we had to sleep with the window open.
Easy parking. Quiet. Good location for moving on. Tea-making facilities: unusual in France! Good fair price for quality of provision. Nothing.
We were impressed with the location and condition of the hotel particularly as it was priced affordably. No complaints. Everything met our expectations, particularly as it was affordable and presented well.
Short walk to the Avenue de Champagne Resturant closed Sunday evening
The location was excellent - easy to find and only a short walk into the town centre. If was good to have onsite free parking. The rooms were clean and comfortable. The lighting in the room was very dim and there was little natural light, however as we were only there for one night this was not an issue
good quality/ price ratio, good location, very modest but there was everything needed for one night sleep.
I wouldn't consider this a 3 star property, however, location and staff were great.
Location Cheap, thin bath towels. Very, very small rooms for the price. Staff spoke limited English, but helpful. Charged for breakfast even though we didn't eat breakfast. Parking fees.
Friendly staff and excellent restaurant Poor shower head facilities (ie not fixed) made for a less than happy showering experience (rooms 44 and 45)
Friendly staff, good value for the money.
The lady receptionist was first class and spoke excellent English, but the rest of the staff did not come anywhere close to her standard of helpfulness. The rooms were very average. The hotel is adjacent to the main road, and next to the bus/coach terminus, and is thus fairly noisy at times. The food was no more than adequate, even eating a la carte.
it is what it says it is - a family run auberge - trying hard to make customers feel welcome. The food was of good quality but wines seemed a bit expensive.
Easy to find, friendly welcome.
Enjoyed the selection of food in the restaurant. Breakfast was ample. Bathroom was a bit cramped.
The hotel was in a very good location and easy to find. The staff were friendly and it was clean. A good breakfast was otherwise spoiled by UHT milk.
Polite and friendly staff, good resturant, and a very good price
Conveneint location for my trip. Comfortable room with slightly cramped shower room rather like the ones on overnight ferries. Dining room unfortunately closed on Sunday evening although the hotel did send email to warn me.
We have used this hotel for the past 20 years and have always had very good service and a comfortable room. Dinner is always very good except on Sunday when the restuarant isclosed. They have an area beside the bar which is never open.If you want refreshments you have to use the public bar.
it was cheap and clean
Free wireless internet was useful, although I initially had difficulty making the connection. Once connected, however, the facility was useful and convenient. The buffet breakfast selection was very basic. Also the room shower attachment was damaged and leaking, making showering very difficult.
New hotel, good value for money Very small rooms, terrible sewage smell in the toilet.
Clean and tidy. Close to Epernay town. Value for money. Tiny bathroom.
Cheap, clean and safe. Big car park. Location wasn't bad if you are happy with a 10 minute walk into town. Cramped (but we did have 3 adults in a room).
Free, easily accessible WiFi. All-you-can-eat breakfast. Clean, comfortable. Located outside the town center. Compact bathroom.
This hotel was perfect for our requirements for one night. It was clean, bright, and compact. It offered free WiFi access which many more luxurious hotels do not. The breakfast wasn't noteworthy, but was sufficient.
clean hotel bed and shower are not designed for people longer than 180 cm
Initial room had been smoked in - received a room change
The hotel had only been open 2 days and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We were 2 people sharing a 3 bed room which we found very small, but comfortable. There was no room to have suitcases, making it difficult to access your clothes. Some hooks and shelves may make it a little easier. The wardrobe space was difficult to access, and with wet coats, as we experienced... Everything was going to get wet!
Too expensive for the qualitiy delivered especially in the restaurant ...
Location, Pool and Spa Food very expensive!
Evening meal was superb and service was very good. Breakfast also first rate. Had to move rooms because first room smelled strongly of cigarette smoke (despite requesting a non smoking room). No-one on reception when we wanted to check out. Garage was out of action but reception did not appear to know. ( We had requested a space when booking)
excellent hotel,superb staff but very expensive especially the restaurant, but well worth the trip
It is beautiful centre of the Champagne region, but however the price is like the Champagne bottle... but we had a great time!
FRiendly reception and waiter at breakfast; lovely pool;good wine waiter Dinner was a disaster - not child friendly and no children's menu - although Reception still think they have one. Ambience was over formal
Beautiful accomodation in a great setting & great location. The staff were very helpful. The room was a little small, so value for money is questionable. The restaurant, while very good, is a little overpriced for what you get, compared to other similar establishments.
Everything. The staff were friendly and efficient, the facilities lovely, the restaurant excellent. I wouldn't hesistate to recommend La Briqueterie, and would certainly stay there again.
Staff were friendly, helpful, and very well trained. They were attentive without being intrusive. Dinner in the restaurant was excellent, though I did feel that breakfast provided a very limited choice.
This was a wonderfull hotel, staff very welcoming, helpfull and attentive. The room was beautiful, the restaurant superb, the lounge relaxing and the gardens delightfull. We look forward to returning soon.
Friendliness of the staff No parking facilities Room tired Toilet faulty Bathroom too small and shower screen inadequate
Very good location and easy parking. Helpful staff. Bathroom rather tatty and cheaply fitted. Loo ridiculously jammed up against the wall. We were overcharged for breakfast owing to their confusing system.
Excellent helpful staff but facilities were a bit poor compared to other Best Western hotels and i don't think this was fairly reflected in the price.
Close to the centre of town and hotel staff very friendly, rooms were clean and perfect for what we needed. There was no parking at the hotel, but there is a large car park that you have to pay for outside. I thought this should be included in the price.
Close to town centre and ease of parking (may be more difficult in summer - although large pay carpark opposite hotel)
Very close to Avenue de Champagne
Situation Bed was hard
Close to town.
in the central of the city no, good value for money
Convenient for walking to Champagne houses, air conditioned. We wanted to have a little picnic in the breakfast room/bar one evening, buying champagne from the bar and we were not allowed to, as "someone else in the bar might not like it". There was no one else in the bar and it was already around 8 pm. The breakfast was way too expensive, 12 euros, and all that was offered was pastries, cereal, fruit, juice and coffee/tea.
The location was fantastic, great restaurant wonderful staff.
Comfortable room, good location, tasty smell of croissans in the morning In the morning could hear our neighbours leaving their room.
Value for money. Central location.
Very good service for the very modest price. Excellent situation, kind and carefull staff, good breakfast. Most possible comfort (hear dryer, wifi) for the small family provincial hotel. no
convenient location, good breakfast, clean typical old style french hotel, no frills room was small but adequate for the needs of a few nights stay.
The food was very good indeed and the surroundings were sublime being set on the lake at Nantua. In that context it was good value. Room was a bit basic and the bathroom looked tired and ready for a facelift. Mattress had about lived its life and needed replacing.
The rooms and facilities were excellent Difficult to locate reasonable restaurants in the vicinity
Clean rooms Rather 3 than 4*. Breackfast not included. Restaurant to expensive.
Staff very friendly & helpful, room very functional, however no duvet. The hotels decor was a bit 80's.....
The feeling of being surrounded by beautiful things.


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The International Conference & Exhibition on Palm Oil 2017, will be held at Jakarta Convention Center Indonesia from 12 – 14 April 2017 in the capital city of Indonesia. The event is presented to you, to continue the success of ICE PO 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015.
The rapid growth of the palm oil industry in recent years has brought new opportunities and challenges into the world economy. This brings the need for a platform to discuss strategies and to achieve a more sustainable future business for the Industry.
ICE PO 2017 aims to create a sustainable platform for the industry players to exchange information, ideas, and experience among producers and consumers on Palm Oil products, and also provides a unique opportunity to review the advances in Palm Oil development, as well as to analyze and overcome challenges that the industry faces today. ICE PO 2017 is arranged to be a 'one stop event' for the palm oil stakeholders from discussing issues to promote the industry and develop networking. It consists of 2 programs : Conference & Exhibitions. The event itself is expected to be attended by more than 600 conference participants
and 3000 visitors.
The participant includes the following :
- Producers, Businessman
- Exporters, Importers and Traders
- Scientist, Engineers and Technologists
- Policy and Decision makers, Investors and Bankers
- To expose the recent development of palm oil products and technology resulting from scientists, producers and policy makers.
- To expose the products, services and supporting technologies related to the industry.
- Creating network among the industry players.
- To discuss and overcome challenges faced today by the industry.
- To embrace the smallholders towards better prosperity.


text: Last year, we dropped from 18 to 31 (13 spots) and picked up the 74th pick (12th pick, 3rd round) and while everyone hated the value, the results speak for themselves. What I am curious is how would you react if we dropped again 13 or so spots and picked up a top 10 or so 3rd round pick? Just to make it simple, SF wants to trade up for a WR and offers the 30th pick+77th pick for our first. Personally, I think it may be worth it again considering the number of D-line prospects that should go in the first round. If we feel not enough separates the 2nd tier guys, then we could get an additional starter with a trade.