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Things move quickly these days - but until I had a baby earlier this year I hadn't realised just how quickly. With two children aged 14 and 12, everyone assumed I'd simply be repeating my previous performance. Instead, I find myself feeling like I have become my own tut-tutting mother: "We didn't do it that way in my day."
Getting pregnant, being pregnant, having a baby, looking after a baby, and generally acting the parental part: sometimes subtly, sometimes quite fundamentally, there are times I feel that it's all changed. For the better? Not necessarily.
Some changes are well-publicised: the rise in assisted conception; the advances in genetic screening; the extension of immunisation programmes against childhood diseases - and the fears of what additional problems the vaccines might bring; the latest findings in cot death research; and what Madonna thinks of British maternity hospitals.
The fact that child-bearing and raising make front page news is in itself different from when I started out. Then, having children was a much more low-key, less self-conscious affair.
I had my first two children in the 80s - the so-called style decade. That was me in the John Galliano jacket, with the Conran shop armchairs and the Dualit toaster. But my babies were not privy to such excesses.
When I was expecting my first child I headed straight for the second-hand children's gear shops of west London where I was delighted to find a rather worn brown corduroy carrycot. It was wonderfully multifunctional: it sat on wonky wheels (as a pram), on a wooden stand (as a cot) and strapped in the back seat of the car (as a car seat). And it only set me back £10. Why would I spend more on something that would be needed for such a short time?
Since then the baby gear industry has gone into overdrive. The choice is vast and ever-changing. Just to take a newborn for a walk you are faced with a plethora of options: two-in-one or three-in-one "travel systems", front-facing or rear-facing, traditional pram, all-terrain pushchair. And you are still probably going to want a removable car seat, a Baby Bjorn carrier, and maybe a sling as well. And you'll probably stop using most of that within the first year - a period, according to Prima magazine, when the average parents spend £4,500 on their baby.
Everything costs a packet - a Land Rover all-terrain buggy for example is around £385 - and comes in a bewildering choice of "designer" patterns and colourways, as you might expect if you were purchasing a top-of-the-range BMW. As for second-hand, whether it's because of the scare over a connection between "used" mattresses and cot death, or simply that parents are gaining status from the fashionableness of their baby equipment, it does not seem nearly so common.
That doesn't mean I'm not happy to join in this time around. As a baby-proud new mother, I was delighted to discover Tim Waterstone's newest enterprise, Daisy and Tom, an easy-pram-access shop on King's Road in Chelsea selling great clothes, good books, educational toys, an edited selection of prams and strollers, and even a kiddie haircutting business. In my day, Mothercare was almost top of the range.
But the huge increase in things to buy - from sterilising units to magazines to the glories of Baby Gap - is only part of the change. There is a different mindset now. From the very point of conception, parents of the 21st century expect to be in control more than I ever did. A large number of women know the gender of the baby they are carrying. They write plans for the kind of birth they want and follow books that outline the rate at which their child should be developing. Yes, there were childcare manuals in 1986, but not many, and you felt rather foolish resorting to them. Now it is a market worth around £6m a year in this country.
The starkest current example of the quest for control is the runaway success of The Contented Little Baby Book by Gina Ford, a maternity nurse. If you follow its schedules - which start off with an hour-by-hour regime for a two-week-old baby - you will be able to set your watch by your newborn, and sleep through the night by at least four months. I suspect its popularity may be partially a result of modern parents witnessing the ghastliness of kids born to their libertarian predecessors, but it is spookily like the four-hourly feeds and leave 'em to cry disciplinarian tactics that my mother remembers guiltily from the 50s.
Information is key for the contemporary parent. Everything has a name and every problem has a solution; they daren't sit back or wait and see. Having absorbed the antenatal classes, books, TV programmes, magazines and newspapers, first-time mothers reach the labour ward knowing almost as much as their consultants about the most arcane bits of obstetrics.
The perfectly normal struggle to get a baby to sleep at night is now called "sleep training" for which there are a number of regimes to try. A London housewife called Annabel Karmel has become a baby food guru by writing books about what is basically mashing up fruit and vegetables. There's very little sense of doing what comes naturally - of having any kind of instinctive feeling for what might suit your particular child.
The plethora of research into child development has thrown up fascinating stuff - I never knew small babies were drawn to black and white images for example - but has also created new terrors that are treated with deadly seriousness. When, for example, a new mattress was delivered this week, the cot death warning boldly stated: "Do not let your baby get too hot (or too cold)."
Back in the 80s I blithely placed my babies on their tummies to sleep; routinely fed them delicious sloppy scrambled egg, and peanut butter sandwiches. While pregnant I drank coffee, wine, gin, whatever, and ate liver, unpasteurized cheese and seafood. I gave up breast feeding after a couple of months. I had never even heard of separation anxiety - and my older children seem fairly normal. Nowadays all of that is verboten , mostly because some report or other has shown them to be "bad for baby".
But, for all that feeling of proscription and orthodoxy, I have welcomed some changes in modern motherhood with open arms. Seeing celebs like Catherine Zeta-Jones, Madonna and Patsy Kensit with pregnant bellies stylishly bedecked did make me feel less drab when pregnant. Women are no longer routinely weighed at their antenatal class appointments. Antenatal yoga classes are a wonderful invention. Epidurals are readily available and much more acceptable among all types of women, even the staunch NCT-types. From the hospital to the local health centre, there is much more information and help on offer (even if half of it freaks you out). Fathers are generally more involved, and welcomed.
There is also one area in which progress has really changed the life of a new mother, and that is nappy technology. I am not talking about the change from cotton nappies to disposable - that did happen between my mother's childbearing years and my own - but the change from barely adequate disposable to miraculously absorbent, totally reliable disposal. And the best thing of all: some frighteningly efficient gel hidden within the depths of these lightweight new inventions means that there is simply no nappy rash anymore. Praise be to God and chuck out the Sudocreme.


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1963 Internatioal Harverster Scout 80
Price: US $1,500.00 Item location: Loyalton, California, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: International Harvester
- Model: Scout
- Type: Truck Top
- Year: 1963
- Mileage: 57,650
- Engine size: 152 4 cylinder
- Number of cylinders: 4
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: Manual
- Drive type: 4WD
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1963 International Harvester Scout
'63 international Scout 80. Runs and drives, stops. Mostly all there and unmolested aside from steering column shortened 3.75" and whatever fixes needed over 53 years to keep it traveling. Needs work to be competitive and safe on the streets with modern cars and drivers. Has snowplow and attachment. Feel free to ask questions and I will answer them as best I can.
$500.00 NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT due within 24hrs of auction close. vehicle is sold AS IS/WHERE IS. Vehicle needs to be picked up within 7 days of sale unless other agreements are made. Storage fee of $25.00 a day will be charged if time frame and agreements there of are not adhered to.

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Alpine trekking - Option 2
Gnadenwald - Fritzens - Wattens - Wattener Lizum – Lizumer mountain hut
For Fritzens and Wattens, leave from what is known as the Hackl, the entrance to the Hall valley (car-park), then pass Gasthof Walderbrücke (Gnadenwald), the St Martin chapel, the Farbental and the Bärenbach.
Continue on foot from Wattens or else take it easy and use the mountain hut taxi as far as Lager Walchen (army camp) in the Wattens valley. Walk from the western side of Swarovski Works II in Wattens via the Vögelsbergweg (path) or the toboggan run as far as Gasthaus Vögelsberg.
From there follow the path via the Ried-Hof to Gasthof Säge. Continue along the forest track near the Wattentalstrasse and on to Gasthaus Hanneburger. From Gasthaus Hanneburger take the Wattentalstrasse straight to Lager Walchen, an Austrian army's training area. Walkers must stay on marked footpaths in the military zone. More detailed information about training times available here:
or call +43 (0)5224 5822. Follow the unique Zirmweg up to the Lizumer mountain hut.
Intermediate point:
Gasthaus Säge
Open all year
Tel.: +43 (0)5224 53173
Intermediate point:
Gasthaus Hanneburger
Open all year
Tel.: +43 (0)5224 53875
Lizumer mountain hut – Wattener Lizum - Wattenberg
Open from early June until end of October
Tel.: +43 (0)5223 52111
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- For other uses, see Newspaper Zombie (disambiguation).
Newspaper Zombie is a zombie and the sixth zombie encountered in Adventure Mode. He reads a newspaper that he holds upside-down, acting as a shield for this zombie. When he loses his newspaper, he pauses for about 1.5 seconds, then gets angry and moves faster. He appears to be an elderly person with glasses and heart-patterned boxers. When the player's plants destroy the newspaper, he pauses, a question mark appears above his head, and then he will make an angry sound and then he quickly charges forward at the player's plants in a rage. Lobbed-shot plants, Fume-shrooms, Gloom-shrooms, and flaming peas damage both the zombie and the newspaper at the same time.
He returns in the sequel as the first new zombie encountered in Modern Day. His abilities remain the same, but now he and his newspaper have significantly higher health and speed than the first game, and when enraged he can eat non-defensive plants instantly. He has an upgrade version which has more health and similiar ability.
Plants vs. Zombies
|Destroyed newspaper
|The sounds of rage from a Newspaper Zombie after discovering his newspaper is destroyed
Plants vs. Zombies 2
|After rage
|Newspaper is ripped
|Mumbling/reading newspaper
Almanac entry
Plants vs. Zombies
His newspaper provides limited defense.
Toughness: low
Newspaper Toughness: low
Speed: normal, then fast (after losing newspaper)
Newspaper Zombie was *this* close to finishing his Sudoku puzzle. No wonder he's freaking out.
Plants vs. Zombies 2
Newspaper Zombie
Newspaper Zombie
TOUGHNESS: Hardened
SPEED: Basic
Newspaper protects zombie, who is then enraged when it is destroyed.
You can't really blame him for getting so upset; he was THIS close to finishing the crossword (23 down was "Brains").
Plants vs. Zombies
The Newspaper Zombie absorbs 17 normal damage shots and his appearance changes upon absorbing 3, 6, 8 (when the newspaper is destroyed), and 13 before dying at 17 normal damage shots. When the newspaper is destroyed, this zombie will start to run faster due to his destroyed newspaper.
Plants vs. Zombies 2
The Newspaper Zombie absorbs 61.5 normal damage shots and his appearance changes upon absorbing 13.5, 27, 40 (when the newspaper is destroyed), and 50.75 (when his arm is lost) before dying at 61.5 normal damage shots. When the newspaper is destroyed, this zombie will start to run and eat plants four times faster due to his destroyed newspaper.
Plants vs. Zombies
- Adventure Mode: 2-1, 2-2, 3-2, 3-4, 3-5 (DS, DSi), 5-10
- Mini-games: Wall-nut Bowling, It's Raining Seeds, Beghouled, Beghouled Twist, Last Stand, Wall-nut Bowling 2, Dr. Zomboss's Revenge, Buttered Popcorn, BOMB All Together!
- Puzzle Mode: Last Stand: Night, Last Stand: Fog, Last Stand Endless
- Survival Mode: all levels
- Co-op Mode: all levels except Co-op Day and Co-op Bowling
- Others: Versus Mode
Plants vs. Zombies 2
- Player's House: Piñata Party
- Far Future: Piñata Party
- Jurassic Marsh: Piñata Party
- Modern Day: Days 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 13, 17-31, 35, 36, 39, 40, 44, Highway to the Danger Room and "Rescue the Gold Bloom" Epic Quest - Step 1
Plants vs. Zombies
The newspaper is useless against the lobbed-shot plants, instant kills, Fume-shroom, and Gloom-shroom because they can bypass his newspaper. Spikeweed and Spikerock also makes his newspaper useless by attacking below him. The back head of Split Pea can also be used as it hits the behind of the zombie himself. In Wall-nut Bowling and Wall-nut Bowling 2, the zombie loses the newspaper after being hit by one Wall-nut, and dies after a second hit, like the Conehead Zombie. The Newspaper Zombie pauses and charges very quickly towards the end of the row after the player's plants destroy the newspaper, the player will need to be fast in order to kill him. Snow Pea, Winter Melon, or Ice-shroom are effective against this, as they can slow his movement, leaving plenty of time to kill him. If the player is facing multiple Newspaper Zombies, Ice-shrooms can be used effectively to paralyze and kill them, or the player could just use lobbed-shot plants (preferably Melon-pult or Winter Melon).
Plants vs. Zombies 2
Watch out for this zombie since he is a much bigger threat. Do not destroy his newspaper unless you think you have a good strategy to deal with him while he is enraged. Also forget the use of lobbed-shot plants and area of effect plants, as the newspaper and the zombie is one object altogether so they will still destroy the newspaper first. Effective plants are Shadow-shroom, Chomper, Toadstool, and Chili Bean, as they can kill him ignoring the newspaper. On large groups instant kills are a must. Up to three attacks from Magnifying Grass can also kill one of them without him being enraged.
Without the use of Plant Food, Hypno-shrooms are surprisingly effective against the Newspaper Zombie. When Newspaper Zombie loses his newspaper whilst hypnotized, he will get angry and kill any zombie on the lane very quickly from his increased biting speed. However, it should be noted that this strategy is only effective on lanes with large amounts of zombies, and many zombies at once can overwhelm it. Using Sweet Potato or Garlic can lure more zombies on the same lane as the hypnotized Newspaper Zombie. Immobilizing or slowing plants such as Stunion or Stallia can also be effective so that the hypnotized Newspaper Zombie does not die quickly when biting them.
Plants vs. Zombies Wiki has a gallery for Newspaper Zombie.
- When its newspaper is rotated 180 degrees, the newspaper's front cover is really the back cover, and thus, the title is at the end.
Specific to Plants vs. Zombies
- Newspaper Zombie has the second lowest physical health out of all the zombies in the first game (only the Imps in I, Zombie are weaker, since they only take three normal damage shots). He itself has nine health points and his newspaper also has eight health points, making his total amount of hit points seventeen.
- Newspaper Zombie's glasses are available in the Xbox Live Marketplace for 80 Microsoft Points.
- When Newspaper Zombie's head falls off, it is a regular Zombie's, not his own. He shares this with Jack-in-the-Box Zombie. However his glasses will still appear falling off.
- If Newspaper Zombie bites a Garlic and loses his newspaper right after, he will bite the Garlic a second time before switching lanes.
- If Newspaper Zombie bites a Garlic after losing his newspaper, he will not make his angry expression and he will instead move fast with a normal face.
- When the player enters somewhere else and Plants vs. Zombies is still running, when they come back Newspaper Zombie will appear above the "Resume Game" tab.
- If a Newspaper Zombie gets hit by a Lawn Mower or a Giant Wall-nut, a question mark will appear over his head for a brief moment, as the newspaper gets destroyed before the zombie himself.
- The title of the newspaper is "ZOMBIE," and there is also a picture of a head on it.
- There is a glitch on the DS version that sometimes when the Newspaper Zombie loses his newspaper, he will suddenly run on a spot instead of looking down with a question mark.
- There is also a glitch on the online version that even if he has not lost his newspaper, he will still have angry eyes when eating.
- Newspaper Zombie is officially and technically considered a shield zombie because he holds the newspaper up in front of him, it protects him from damage, and it has all the traits of a standard shield. However, there is one small exception to its shield capabilities. His newspaper will protect him from frozen peas, but will not cancel the splash effect of flaming peas. This is understandable because it is made of paper and will burn.
- However, there is no burning animation of the newspaper.
- In Plants vs. Zombies Adventures and Plants vs. Zombies 2, the Barrel Zombie and Pharaoh Zombie is identical in movement characteristics to the Newspaper Zombie, in the sense both move faster after their shield object is destroyed, except the Barrel Zombie runs out of embarrassment, Pharaoh Zombie simply moves faster, and Newspaper Zombie runs out of anger.
- Newspaper Zombie can still be frozen by Snow Pea, even when it is holding its newspaper in Java version of the game.
Specific to Plants vs. Zombies 2
- Newspaper Zombie's newspaper now takes significantly more hits than it did in the first game. When he is enraged, he eats plants extremely fast, and also runs as fast as a Zombie Chicken or Ice Weasel.
- The increase in health may have been from the fact that the area where he resides is a seemingly final world, as opposed for being extremely weak and a very unnoticeable enemy like in the first game.
- If he was unchanged, he would have been a weaker Pharaoh Zombie.
- Newspaper Zombie's newspaper lights on fire when hit by a fire-based plant such as Snapdragon. However, this appears to be purely cosmetic, and Newspaper Zombie does not become enraged due to the fire.
- The newspaper also does not take a shorter time to destroy.
- This is probably intended for use of the achievement Hot Off the Presses.
- In his Almanac icon, his newspaper is on fire.
- Unlike Explorer Zombie's torch or Super-Fan Imp's or Prospector Zombie's dynamite, ice plants can't extinguish the newspaper's fire.
- Grumbling noises can be heard from Newspaper Zombie when he is reading his newspaper.
- If one listens closely, Newspaper Zombie actually speaks and says things like "23 down is brains".
- According to the credits of the game, the Newspaper Zombie is voiced by Chris Sampson.
- His almanac entry description is a nod to the first game, as both mention the reason why he gets enraged when his newspaper gets destroyed; he was finishing a puzzle included in the newspaper.
- However, in the first game, the almanac entry says that he nearly finished a sudoku puzzle, while in the second game, the almanac entry states that he nearly finished a crossword puzzle.
- When his newspaper is gone, he makes the same grunt sound from the first game.
- Unlike the first game, his eyes do not turn red when he is angry.
- If he is killed by an instant-kill or Shadow-shroom, his enrage sound and the destroyed newspaper's sound can still be heard.
- The newspaper is different in this game, reading "Daily Brains" for the title.
- The name "Daily Brains" may be a reference to the fact that several news services have the word "daily" in the title.
- If one looks carefully, they can see what looks like Crazy Dave in the image in the newspaper.
- The news on the main page is: "Garden gnomes spotted".
- This could be a reference to Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2's Infinity Time mode. However, it is more likely a teaser to the Infinity Time mode, as Garden Warfare 2 came out after Modern Day Part 1.
See also
|Plants vs. Zombies
|Plants vs. Zombies Adventures
|Plants vs. Zombies Online
|Player's House
|Ancient Egypt
|Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum
|Pirate Seas
|Far Future
|Event exclusive
|Plants vs. Zombies: All Stars
|American Suburbs
|Prehistoric Ages
|The Great Wall of China
|Ancient Egypt
|Pirate Seas
|Wild West
|Kung-Fu World
|Journey to the West


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THURSDAY, Aug. 9
Dee Carstensen will appear from 7 to 9 p.m. at the "2001 Music Under the Stars Concert Series" at Deer Path Park, Readington Township, sponsored by the Hunterdon County Department of Recreation and Parks. Admission is free. For additional information, call 782-1158. FRIDAY, Aug. 10
The Round Valley YMCA And Singles Of Hunterdon will team up for an evening of exercise and socializing from 7 to 9 p.m. This free event includes warm-up exercises and instruction on exercise equipment. Changing room and showers are available. The YMCA is located on Route 22 west in the Annandale section of Clinton Township. To register, contact Diane at 516-9523.
Today is the Deadline to Register for The Design Division entitled "All Things Bright and Beautiful" and the Special Exhibits Division entitled "The World Around Us" will be held for those ages 8 to 16 at the Community Garden Club of Hunterdon County. Call Betty Calhoun at 996-3746 to pre-register.
SATURDAY, Aug. 11
The Califon United Methodist Church, 15 River Road, is serving Brunch from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. A fresh salad bar for $3 is featured along with hot and cold sandwich platters and homemade desserts. For more information, call 689-3283.
A seminar entitled Fly Fishing With Emergers will be held at 10 a.m. and conducted by Wildlife Conservation Corps members Jim Flately and Pierre Benoist. The free program will be held at the state Division of Fish, Game and Wildlife's Pequest Trout Hatchery and Natural Resource Education Center, located on Route 46 nine miles west of Hackettstown. For more information or to register, call 637-4125 .
Spin Casting For Beginners will be held for those ages 8 and up at 10:30 a.m. Fishing safety, ethics, management, equipment and techniques will be discussed followed by an actual fishing experience. To register or for more information about this free program, call The Pequest Hatchery at 637-4125.
The Fifth Annual Anderson House Seafood Festival will be held from noon to 7 p.m. today and at the same hours tomorrow, Sunday, Aug. 12, at the Deer Path Park, West Woodchurch Road, Readington Township. Children's games, pony rides, crafts, flea market and entertainment will be featured. Appearing at 5 p.m. on Saturday will be "The Impalas" while at 5 p.m. on Sunday, "The Duprees" will perform . Admission is $5. For more information, call 534-5818. Proceeds will benefit Anderson House, a halfway house located on county Route 523 in Readington for women in recovery from drug and alcohol dependency.
SUNDAY, Aug. 12
Red Mill Hosts Motorcycle Show from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Hunterdon Historical Museum home of Clinton's Red Mill. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for museum m embers and for the Concerned Motorcyclists of N.J. Inc. Vintage, antique and new bikes will be judged in several categories. Food, music and merchant vendors. F or further information, call 735-4101.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 15
Senior Sunset Fun And Games will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Extension Center Building No. 1, and outdoors on the grounds of the County Complex. Indoor activities will include shuffleboard, pinochle, bridge and other card and board game s. A new activity will be held, called "Fun and Dancing with Dr. D." Supper will be at 6 p.m. There will be a sing-a-long at 7:30 to close out the evening. The donation is $4. For registration, call 788-1359.
THURSDAY, Aug. 16
The 2001 Music Under the Stars Concert Series will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. at Deer Path Park, Readington Township, featuring Richie Havens and Janis Ian. Admission is free. Those attending should bring lawn chairs or blankets, and flashlights. Ice Cream, hot dogs, hot pretzels and drinks will be available for purchase.
SATURDAY, Aug. 18
The Red Mill, located at 56 Main St., Clinton, will rock to the sound of the oldies, starring First Class Act. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m. for picnics. At 7:30 p.m., the music begins. Admission is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors, $6 for seniors, and $5 for children ages 6 to 12. Those attending should bring a blanket or lawn chairs. For further information, call 735-4101.
SUNDAY, Aug. 19
A Classic Car-Truck Show will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lebanon Plaza, 12 71 Route 22 East, Lebanon, to benefit the Lebanon Fire Company and Oldwick Fire Company. Admission is $8 for those who pre-register by Sunday, Aug. 12, and $10 for those who register on the day of the show. Spectator admission is $3. Admission is free for children. For further information and registration forms, call 236-2792 or 439-2448.
A Peach Festival And Craft Show will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Stanton Grange No. 148, 16 County Route 618, just off Route 31 in Readingtion Township. Light lunch is available. There will be hmemade pies, cakes, and breads.


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Meredith Kercher
October 4, 2011 by Post Team
Meredith Kercher, Tears of relief rolled down her face, Amanda Knox is on the verge of collapse, as a judge last night cleared him of the death of Meredith Kercher.
A jury found the 24-year-old, did not participate in the 2007 murder of British knife Meredith student whose semi-nkd body was found in the apartment she shared with American in Perugia, Italy.
Experts said that police investigating the attempted murder and found DNA evidence was so weak that it should have been used to convict anyone of Knox and her then boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, who also authorized the murder, leaving only one person in jail – Rudy Guede
But Foxy Knoxy and walked away from court a free woman, Meredith's family spoke of their surprise at the verdict and pledged to appeal. Father John said the family home in Coulsdon, Surrey: "It's ridiculous. How can they ignore all the other tests. I thought the judge might play it safe and uphold the conviction, but reduce the sentence. However, this result is crazy.
"There were 47 wounds on Meredith and two knives used. One person could not have done that. What happens now? Does that mean that the police need to look further murderers?
"It makes a mockery of the original test. We are all shocked, we could understand the sentence reduction, but full liberation, wow."
Meredith's sister, Stephanie told how the victim had become almost "forgotten" during the appeal of 10 months.
Before the verdict was read, Knox had made a passionate plea of ??innocence in court.
Speaking in Italian, said: "I did not kill, I do not rape, I did not steal. I was not there. I'm not who you say I am.
"The perversion, violence, lack of respect for life. I did not do the things they are saying that I did. I lost a friend in the worst, most brutal, inexplicable way. I am paying my own life for something not have.
"I had good relationships with everyone who lived in my house. I was messy, sloppy, but I had good relations. I shared my life, in particular with Meredith. She was always very kind to me.
"Meredith died and I always wanted justice for her. Do not run from the truth and I have never found elsewhere."
However, as Meredith's father, mother Arline, brother Lyle Stephanie and tried to reach an agreement with the verdict, Knox's family was off the court and spoke of her relief.
Sister Deanna, said: "We are grateful that Amanda nightmare is over. She has suffered for four years for a crime he did not commit.
"We are grateful to the court to have the courage to seek truth and to reverse this conviction.
"We are very grateful for all the support we received from around the world, people who took the time to investigate the case and could see that Amanda and Raffaele are innocent."
Father Francesco Sollecito said. "I allowed some tears tonight," Speaking of Meredith, said: "We will remember her fondly."
After the verdicts were delivered, taunts were heard outside the court building. Hundreds of people gathered in the streets shouting "shame" when they learned of the decision.
And there was commotion inside as Knox was quick to embrace her family and legal team. She was released last night and plans to fly to the U.S. today.
Arline, Stephanie and Lyle left the court without comment. His lawyer Francesco Maresca said: "The family to respect the decision of the court, but do not understand.
"They are confused as to why the sentence was revoked, but they have faith in the judicial system."
Meredith's father revealed prosecutors plan to appeal against the acquittal. But Knox feared by then be back in America. He added: "It would be difficult to extradite her back to Italy." Before the verdict of her son and daughter, said he always strives to forgive her murderers.
Lyle said: "It's hard to talk about forgiveness at this time. Four years is a very long time, but on the other hand, is not and is still very, very raw."
Asked how the family remembered her, he said it was "as if it had gone on a long break and have not been back yet."
Stephanie added: "Forgiveness does not enter it at this time.
"Without a definitive end to all it will be hard to forgive anything at this time.
"What everyone should remember is the brutality of what happened that night and all that Meredith must have felt that night.
"Everything that happened, fear, terror and not knowing why. She did not deserve that, does not deserve that, I loved this place.
"It's very difficult to understand what happened that night without knowing the truth."
Putting her hand on the arm of her mother, she said she had come "to remember Meredith in a city that loved him." His sister was in the studio a year in Perugia at the University of Leeds. She had only been in Italy for two months, when prosecutors say he was killed in a brutal sex game went wrong.
His throat had been cut and had been sexually assaulted. Guede drug dealer, was convicted on 21 murder of Meredith in another trial and was sentenced to 30 years. Barman Knox falsely accused Diya "Patrick" Lumumba's assassination. She said yesterday that it must pay 19,000 pounds in damages.
Much of the appeal focused on the examination of DNA on the knife, which is considered the murder weapon, which indicates that the test might be flawed. The defense team also challenged the testimony of Knox and Sollecito sightings near the crime scene, claiming that it came from unreliable witnesses, a homeless heroin addict who had been discredited in other trials.
The most damning revelations came from two court-appointed experts who poured scorn on the forensic investigation of the murder scene.Key the original trial was a kitchen knife in the kitchen 30 cm Sollecito, and a bloody clasp Meredith bra.
Blood stains on the home they shared mixture contained DNA from both Meredith and Knox. Prosecutors said that fingerprints found at the scene matched those of the Americans and was with luminol, which reacts positively with blood.
However, on appeal, experts said DNA testing was flawed and should not be relied upon to secure a conviction.
It is crucial that experts said there was no DNA testing Knox at the scene of crime – against the police forensic claims. She and Sollecito said they were not in the woman's apartment that night, but went together to his.
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I have one machine win 7 running sep sw reports av status unknown any ideas?
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Dec 10, 2011 at 2:34 UTC
What AV Product? Is security center reporting issues? SW works off the security center.
Dec 11, 2011 at 11:53 UTC
Does that computer have any scan errors? if so you will have to resolve those first. This help page can get you started with that. It could also be the firewall is not configured to allow Spiceworks to read the AV information from the client.
Another good general troubleshooting step is to follow at least the first three steps of the inventory inconsistencies How-To, before running a full scan.
Dec 11, 2011 at 12:13 UTC
No scan error have Asa device for firewwal. Win fw shut off
Dec 11, 2011 at 10:33 UTC
What AV Product?
Dec 12, 2011 at 8:05 UTC
What AV Product?
in the original post it says SEP (so symantec)
Dec 12, 2011 at 10:37 UTC
What AV Product?
in the original post it says SEP (so symantec)
Dec 12, 2011 at 3:37 UTC
Can you tell if SEP is blocking the WMI connection for that one computer?
Does the Win 7 computer report in Windows Security Center that the AV is installed and up to date?
After following my previous suggestion, does a manual rescan (from the inventory screen) help?
Dec 13, 2011 at 11:10 UTC
SEP is not blocking WMI in MSSC SEP Reports fine no I ev removed a the machine in question but still nothing. Than ks for you help
Dec 14, 2011 at 3:58 UTC
Have you also tried testing the WMI connection with wmic from the command prompt on the Spiceworks computer, using the same credentials as in your Spiceworks scan? Do that work or give an error message?
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During the 2014 Indoor Football League season, the League created the IFL Hall of Fame. In what has become a yearly event, the IFL will add new members to the Hall of Fame during the United Bowl weekend festivities.
Mark Blackburn (LB, Sioux Falls Storm)
A Los Angeles native, Mark Blackburn was first introduced to Sioux Falls when he was an All-Conference performer at the University of South Dakota. Upon graduation, Blackburn joined the Sioux Falls Storm, completing one of the most illustrious careers in the history of indoor football. A team captain and four-time All-League selection, Blackburn was a key figure in the team winning 40-straight games and four-straight United Bowl Championships (2005-2008). He was named United Bowl MVP in 2008. Blackburn is the franchise's all-time leader in tackles (664) and forced fumbles (10), ranks fifth in sacks (28.5), and third in interceptions (17). His #14 jersey is retired by the Storm.
Blackburn still calls Sioux Falls home. He currently serves as the Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Augustana University.
Lionell Singleton (DB, Tri-Cities Fever)
An All-Conference performer at Florida International University, Singleton is one of the most decorated defensive backs in IFL history. During his five-year IFL career, Singleton was named to three All-IFL teams (First Team in 2012, 2013 and Second Team in 2014). He was an instrumental player on the Fever's back-to-back Intense Conference Championship teams in 2011 and 2012. Singleton finished his IFL career with 395 tackles, 52 pass breakups, and 6 defensive touchdowns. He set IFL records with 31 career interceptions (T-1st) and career interception return yards with 454 (1st).
Singleton continues to do great work in and around the Kennewick community. He founded the Afterschool Matters Program at Eastgate and Jefferson Elementary. He was named the Kennewick School District Outstanding Partner of the Year in 2012. In 2013, he received the IFL's Adam Pringle Award (equivalent to the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year).
Tom Wigley (Owner, Colorado Crush/Ice)
Tom Wigley purchased the Colorado Ice during the 2010 IFL season. Under his guidance, the team quickly transformed from a struggling franchise to one of the more stable and competitive teams in the IFL. The Ice qualified for the postseason in four consecutive seasons from 2011-2014, earning the #1 seed in the Intense Conference playoffs during the 2011 and 2014 seasons. Two players earned IFL awards during his tenure (David Knighton, Most Improved 2011, Willie Copeland, MVP 2014), and 14 players have been named All-League. During the 2015 offseason, Wigley led the rebranding process for the team, changing the team name from the Ice to the Crush; a highly recognizable name in the Northern Colorado sports community.
Chris Dixon (QB, Billings Outlaws/Sioux Falls Storm)
A standout at Humboldt State University, Dixon began his indoor career in 2005. Widely considered the greatest player in Indoor Football League history, Dixon is a five-time United Bowl Champion. During the IFL's inaugural 2009 season, Dixon guided the Billings Outlaws to the first ever IFL United Bowl Championship. With Dixon again at the helm, the team repeated as champions during the 2010 season.
Prior to the beginning of the 2011 season, Dixon signed with the Sioux Falls Storm. Dixon spent three seasons with the Storm (2011-2012, 2014), compiling a 40-2 regular season record and three additional United Bowl Championships.
Dixon currently holds 33 different regular season and postseason IFL records, including; career completion percentage (68.6%), career passing yards (12,963), and career passing TDs (323). In addition to five IFL championships, Dixon is a three-time League MVP, four-time United Bowl MVP, four-time Offensive Player of the Year, and five-time All-IFL team selection. After retirement following the 2014 IFL season, Dixon was named the Head Coach of the Billings Wolves. The future is bright for the Wolves and football fans in the Billings community with Dixon leading the charge.
LaRon Council (RB, La Crosse Spartans/Green Bay Blizzard/Cedar Rapids Titans)
An All-American at Northwest Missouri State University, Council's Indoor Football League career began in 2011 with the La Crosse Spartans. In his rookie campaign, Council set team records with 177 attempts for 640 yards and 13 TDs. The following season, as a member of the Green Bay Blizzard, proved to be Council's most successful as a pro. Council set multiple single season IFL rushing records, including; attempts (256), yards (1,040), and touchdowns (32). He led the Blizzard to an 11-3 regular season record and appearance in the 2012 United Conference Championship Game.
The final two years of Council amazing career were spent with the Cedar Rapids Titans. During the 2013 and 2014 IFL seasons Council rushed for 1,307 yards and 37 TDs. His efforts helped propel the team back-to-back playoff appearance (the first ever postseason berths for the Titans). During his four-year career, Council was a three-time First Team All-IFL selection. He is the All-Time IFL Leading Rusher with 2,987 yards and ranks third all-time with 81 rushing TDs.
B.J. Hill (DB/KR, Green Bay Blizzard)
An All-Conference performer at Ball State University, Hill is one of the most decorated players in IFL history. A versatile athlete, Hill contributed in all three phases of the game, however, he truly made his mark as a defensive back and in the return game.
With a flare for the incredible, Hill was able to change the momentum of a game like no other. His career is filled with highlight reel quality feats that will forever be immortalized in IFL history.
Hill spent his entire four-year IFL career with the Green Bay Blizzard. During that time, he was named to five All-IFL Teams. During the 2012 season he was the first player in IFL history to earn two spots on the All-League team in the same year (at the defensive back and kick returner positions). Hill finished his career holding three different IFL return records; career kick return yards (3,412), kick return TDs (13), and season kick return average (23.2 during the 2012 season). In total he registered 253 tackles and 20 INTs. And finally, Hill is a two-time IFL Special Teams Player of the Year (2011, 2013).
Terrance Bryant (QB, Sioux Falls Storm)
A standout at Oregon State University, Bryant's illustrious 7-year career with the Sioux Falls Storm began in 2005. During his career, Bryant led the Storm to five United Bowl Championships (2005-2008, 2013). He was named United Bowl MVP twice (2006, 2013). Bryant was also an All-League Selection in the UIF during the 2006, 2007, and 2008 seasons and was named League MVP in 2006. For his career, Bryant passed for 15,011 yards and 280 TDs.
"Thank you to the IFL and to all those that voted," stated Bryant. "It is a great honor and I am truly humbled to be inducted into the IFL Hall of Fame,"
Rich Roste (Radio Voice of the Sioux Falls Storm)
Since the team's inception, Rich Roste has been the voice of the Sioux Falls Storm. Nicknamed "The Silver Fox," Roste is synonymous with the Storm franchise and shares in a tradition unlike anywhere else in Indoor Football. Impeccable on the microphone, Roste is known for his signature phrase, "Holy Help Me Hannah!" In 2005, Roste was named UIF Broadcaster of the Year. During his celebrated 15 seasons calling IFL games, Roste has announced 8 of the 9 United Bowl Championship Games and has only missed two Storm road games.
"I am and utterly speechless, which is very hard to do to a sportscaster," said Roste. "I am gracious for this wonderful honor, thank you all very much."
Tommy Benizio (Former IFL Commissioner)
Benizio's career in the IFL began in 2003 when he co-founded the Intense Football League. As a founding member, he owned and operated the League as well as the Odessa Roughnecks. In 2006 he was named Intense Football League Executive of the year, and, in that same season, the Roughnecks were crowned 2006 Intense Bowl Champions. Benizio was instrumental in building the relationships that led to the merger of United Indoor Football and the Intense Football League to create the current version of the IFL. For his efforts, Benizio was elected as the IFL's first Commissioner, serving from 2008-2012. Benizio's leadership and guidance helped progress the league during its infancy stages.
"Being inducted into the inaugural IFL Hall of Fame class is one of the biggest honors of my career," said Benizio. "There were so many worthy candidates on the ballot which helps to prove that the IFL has grown into the Premier Indoor League in the nation. This is all very exciting!"
After his tenure as IFL Commissioner, Benizio co-founded the IFL's Texas Revolution in 2013.


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Aussie Rules was once described as not being about life or death - it is much more important than that.
But sadly, in WA, storm clouds are gathering and our game is being pushed towards the edge of a huge financial cliff.
Nerdy me had my interest sparked after reading a few years of WA Football Commission annual reports.
The WAFC is not just the unobtrusive body charged as caretaker of footy in the state - it is also responsible for the development of the game.
Fiercely independent and West Aussie, they are free of political interference, own the Eagles and the Dockers and supervise the WAFL, they fund footy, manage Domain Stadium (aka Subi Oval) and oversee most aspects of our great game.
The WAFC was created around 1991 because WA Sports Minister Graham Edwards was extremely worried about how broke footy was and its destructive inter-club rivalry was making it incapable of self-administration.
Mr Edward's controversial decisions saved footy. Thanks to him and the WAFC, control of our game remains firmly in WA, and the game is in great shape.
Both our AFL clubs are on winning streaks. Interest in the WAFL is high. More than 178,000 males and females of all ages in 531 clubs and 56 leagues based in towns, cities and communities between Kununurra and Esperance and, from the coast to our eastern border, play what is the only truly Australian game on around 390 ovals.
The game is growing at around 10 per cent a year and there are more than 4,000 accredited coaches, 516 umpires and you don't have to be Einstein to work out that all this must cost a shedload of money.
And it does.
Around $15 million every year gets puts back into grassroots footy. That and the thousands of volunteers who give up their time to coach, administer and take part in the game are what makes it all happen.
That $15 million comes from the Eagles, Dockers and operating Domain Stadium. Should any one of those stop contributing, WA footy will struggle to survive.
The thing about footy is that everything relates to everything else. Change in one area impacts all areas of the game. And my alarm bells are ringing.
Footy's move to the new Perth Stadium changes everything.
Specifically, it changes how the game accesses money and it is most likely to remove, or significantly reduce, the WAFC's income streams. It also has the potential to transfer more of the control of the game to the east.
I don't want to revisit the stadium debate, nor do I want to make any petty or partisan political point. My point is to start a conversation about the future of footy's funding.
We need to do that because footy is important. It is uniquely Australian, transcends class, religion, borders, social status and race and has wonderful connections to the Aboriginal game called Marngrook.
It doesn't matter which team you follow or play in, if that small amount of money dries up so does your game. That would be a disaster.
Over the last three years the WAFL talent pathway has produced nearly a quarter of the players selected in the AFL draft.
WAFL, Auskick, AFL 9s, Masters, Amateurs and all aspects of the game are dependent on WAFC funds and, unless a sustainable source of finance is secured, it is all at risk.
There are complex negotiations underway and it's hard to see how there is going to be a spare $15 million each year for grassroots footy.
The problem is simple, but the solutions are all complex.
All the possible outcomes require each of the parties involved to concede something and, as per usual, I suspect there are many agendas running that relate more to power and control than to footy.
Regardless of who is in government, the state will own the stadium and need some sort of return, as will the AFL, the two WA-based AFL clubs, the WAFL and football generally.
It was unusual to commit so much money to build premises without having any pre-committed tenants, but despite that difficulty, it is almost certain that the two AFL clubs will come in. Their tenancy arrangements are currently being negotiated.
It would be a tragedy if the real price of the new stadium were to be the game itself.
The most catastrophic outcome would be for footy to move to the new stadium in 2018 and the money to disappear into the world of government and commerce. That would wreck our game.
The second worst outcome would be if footy became government funded. That would amount to the government confiscating footy from the public.
Quite properly, each party involved is seeking the best deal for themselves, but someone needs to make sure that nothing that is agreed to weakens WA football - or shifts more of the cost onto fans.
I hope that sustainable financial arrangements can be found, but because our great game's future is at risk there is a need to be watchful.
My family has its fifth generation playing the great game in WA and I don't think it is too much to ask that those young'uns be entitled to expect the same game to be there in another five generations.
You see, if the gods were fair dinkum, this is the beautiful game they would play in heaven, and for it to continue to grow and prosper, those involved have to put the interests of the game in WA before their own political, club and league interests.
Someone needs to give some ground (pun intended).
Who should control the funds that are generated by WA footy and used for game development, support and grass roots footy?
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On 09/11/2013 12:53 AM, Michal Skrivanek wrote: > > On Sep 11, 2013, at 00:11 , Eric Blake <eblake redhat com> wrote: > >> On 09/10/2013 03:52 PM, Dan Kenigsberg wrote: >>> On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 05:31:23PM +0000, SULLIVAN, Chris (WGK) wrote: >>>> Hi Itamar, >>>> >>>> BZ created: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1006490 >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>> >>> Thanks, but we cannot simply require libvirt > 1.1.0, as it does not >>> ship with F19. We need get a fix backported to F19, so that we can >>> change our VNC password there. >> >> Can you pinpoint which libvirt commit fixed things, and then clone that >> vdsm bug to libvirt under Fedora 19? > > I believe/hope the fix is http://libvirt.org/git/?p=libvirt.git;a=commit;h=752596b5dd0b4f3d27defc9e232552ff5a0bf08a > Bug cloned as https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1006697 Yep, that sounds like it. Thanks for doing the research; I've backported that patch to v1.0.5-maint, so it will be picked up the next time Cole cuts a build for F19 (which will probably be soon once some pending CVEs finish embargo...). -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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Another nationally ranked team defeated the University of Wyoming women's tennis team, 6-1 today in Lincoln, Neb. The Huskers are currently ranked 54th in the nation and gave the Cowgirls excellent competition and experience. The Cowgirls dropped to 0-3 for the spring season while the Huskers improved to 4-1.
In No. 1 singles, Jenny Bowman lost her first match of the season to the fourteenth ranked player in the Central Region, Katalina Balan, 6-2, 6-4. Bowman is now 2-1 for the season.
Yuliani Santi brought the Cowgirls their only singles win in the Number 2 position with a great match against Amy Frisch. In three sets, Santi won in spectacular fashion after a tiebreak game, 3-6, 6-3, 10-7.
The Cowgirls only other win came in doubles action where Bowman and partner Jennifer Hancock defeated the eighth ranked pair in the Central Region, Balan and Frisch, 8-6.
"We're playing as hard as we can against teams that are frankly better than us," head tennis coach Pam Wildt said after the match. "This will only help us take steps forward when we play teams that aren't ranked. We're competing well right now individually, and gaining confidence for teams down the road."
Wyoming heads to Creighton tomorrow to take on the unranked Bluejays for a match set to start at 6 p.m.
Individual Results
1 Balan (NEB) def. Bowman (WYO) 6-2, 6-42 Santi (WYO) def. Frisch (NEB) 3-6, 6-3, 10-73 Harvey (NEB) def. Hancock (WYO) 6-3, 6-14 Ochme (NEB) def. del Monte (WYO) 6-2, 6-05 Ketmayura (NEB) def. Terhaar (WYO) 6-2, 6-06 Tomkiewicz (NEB) def. Milosevic (WYO) 6-1, 6-0
1 Bowman/Hancock (WYO) def. Balan/Frisch (NEB) 8-62 Harvey/Tomkiewicz (NEB) def. Santi/del Monte (WYO) 8-43 Tomkiewicz/Ochme (NEB) def. Terhaar/Milosevic (WYO) 8-2
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text: Intermec rugged handhelds used by PGA of America for data capture12 Feb 2013 12:55 PM The Professional Golfers' Association of America expect to save over $3m by 2016 by deploying Intermec's CN50 and CK71 rugged handheld devicesIntermec has today (12 February 2013) announced that The PGA of America, an organisation of 27,000 men and women golf professional members, has selected the Intermec CN50 and CK71 rugged handheld mobile computers for data collection at its signature tournaments. The PGA previously rented equipment for each tournament, but by using the Intermec handhelds it estimates it will save upwards of $3m (£1.9m) by 2016. It also expects reduced pre-tournament configuration and volunteer training time as a result. Teaming up with Florida-based barcode and RFID technology specialists, Scan Read Technologies, the PGA worked with Intermec and Scan Read to deploy the new system in time for the 2012 PGA Championship. The PGA has a network of nearly 4,000 volunteers, including walking scorers, who use the CN50s to enter shot data in real-time, as it happens on the course. The data is then transmitted directly to the PGA's group of on-site quality control experts. The CK71s are used for scanning tickets at entry gates. Lou Manz, PGA Director of Information Technology, said: 'For the PGA, one of the most well-known brands in golf, it's absolutely crucial that all of our data is as accurate as possible because it is being fed in real-time to the media, including television, radio and Internet. With the rugged design, extended battery life and high-performing scanning capabilities, the Intermec solution offered us the most intuitive choice for our team of volunteers to use seamlessly with very little training.''Intermec's unique portfolio of mobile solutions continue to be a best-in-class option to support customer needs for exceptional performance with no room for downtime,' said Earl Thompson, Intermec Senior Vice President of Mobile Solutions Business. 'The PGA's choice of the CN50 and CK71 will help to further advance their goal of offering the best spectator experience possible.'Wireless magazineLeave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... RuggedisedHandheld introduces ALGIZ 8X rugged tablet Handheld boosts Algiz RT7 rugged tablet performance with Android 6.0 Finnish Defence Forces to deploy Bittium Tough Mobile smartphonesLatest in TechnologyHandheld introduces ALGIZ 8X rugged tablet Handheld boosts Algiz RT7 rugged tablet performance with Android 6.0 Finnish Defence Forces to deploy Bittium Tough Mobile smartphones


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This Is My List for the 2008 TBR Challenge
The 2008 TBR Challenge hosted by MizB is a no-brainer for challenges. For me, it's giving a little more structure to my otherwise random encounters with books. So I finalized my list and I present it to you here (along with annotations from the Peanut Gallery):
His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman (this one overlaps with the Chunkster Challenge)
The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett (this one overlaps with the Chunkster Challenge)
Zorro by Isabel Allende
Snow Mountain Passage by James D. Houston (this is about the Donner party…my friend recommended it to me)
You Are Not a Stranger Here by Adam Haslett (I picked this up at a rummage sale…it was a Pulitzer Prize finalist)
All He Ever Wanted by Anita Shreve (I've never read Anita Shreve)
The Killing Fields by Christopher Hudson (I think this one's been sitting in my TBR pile for 10 years)
Black Like Me by John Howard Griffin (this is non-fiction. Did you read that? Non-fiction. I hate to be so blatant in requests for pats on the back, but I haven't been shy about my aversion to non-fiction.)
Any Bitter Thing by Monica Wood (I picked this up at a rummage sale)
Mirror Mirror by Gregory Maguire (I've heard it's not so good…so I've been avoiding reading it for a few years)
Hello Darkness by Sandra Brown (I had to throw in a little light fare)
The Worst Day of My Life, So Far by M.A. Harper (see comment for #11)
Alternate List
Blue Diary by Alice Hoffman (I found this in a box but don't remember reading it…I'm willing to bet that even if I did read it, I won't remember. 🙂 )
Deadly Love by B.D. Joyce (this is a mystery and looks, eh, not so great, but I have a hard time getting rid of books in my TBR pile)
The Hours by Michael Cunningham (I tried to get into this book a couple of times, perhaps third time's a charm)
Chocolat by Joanne Harris
The Manikin by Joanna Scott
Emma Brown by Clare Boylan (this is a novel from the unfinished manuscript of Charlotte Bronte…I hope it's good!!)
The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini (I've heard how great this novel is, but it just never seems to be the next book in line…)
The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult (I love Jodi Picoult)
The Amateur Marriage by Anne Tyler (isn't this like a series or something?)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn by Betty Smith (I've heard this is great!)
Bee Season by Myla Goldberg
Peter and the Starcatchers by Barry Pearson (a YA novel that is supposed to be good)
Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to tell me if you've read any of these books and get me excited about my pile o' books to be read. Whether or not you accept this mission, your computer will blow up (due to your overuse of reading blogs and working on your own blog) in 5 seconds….
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Sea Bass with Tomatoes, Olives and Capers
Today I'm guest posting for my dear blogger friend, Kim, of Cravings of a Lunatic. She's taking a well deserved holiday and wanted some of her friends to share seafood recipes. Since Lent is still in full gear, our family goes meatless on Fridays. We've done the usual pizza Margherita and a few shrimp dishes, so I turned to a dish I typically order in restaurants. The quickly cooked sauce composed of shallots, grape tomatoes, olives, capers and oregano can be served over any fish.
Healthy and Hard to Resist!!
But while at the fish monger, the bright white of the sea bass looked to contrast best with the colorful topping. This Sea Bass with Tomatoes, Olives and Capers was supposed to serve two, but I managed to down the whole thing myself. And this is the sort of dish in which you are allowed to overindulge. Save your willpower for the Peanut Butter Chocolate and Caramel Bars I posted earlier this week .
- 1 pound sea bass, butterflied (my fishmonger did this for me)
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 tablespoon minced shallot
- 1 cup halved grape tomatoes
- ¼ cup olives, sliced
- 1 tablespoon capers (rinse if salt cured)
- 1 teaspoon fresh oregano, chopped
- 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Preheat oven to 450º. Line baking sheet with foil and spray with nonstick cooking spray.
- Rub sea bass with 2 teaspoons of olive oil. Season well with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. Place on baking sheet and roast till fish is flaky, about 15 minutes.
- While fish is roasting, add remaining olive oil to a skillet and cook the shallots till soft. Add tomatoes, olives and capers and cook for a minute or two, till tomatoes soften. Add oregano and balsamic vinegar and remove from heat.
- Spoon over cooked sea bass to serve.
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Traffic Costly for Lowe's Fernandez Racing at Mosport The Lowe's Fernandez Racing driving team of Adrian Fernandez and Luis Diaz appeared to be headed for a shot at the podium this afternoon at Mosport International Raceway. That was until an...
Traffic Costly for Lowe's Fernandez Racing at Mosport
The Lowe's Fernandez Racing driving team of Adrian Fernandez and Luis Diaz appeared to be headed for a shot at the podium this afternoon at Mosport International Raceway. That was until an unexpected passenger in the form of a large piece of bodywork lodged on the front of the #15 Lowe's Acura Lola. The ensuing lengthy pit stop to remove the bodywork dropped the duo out of third place and a lap down.
Diaz, who qualified seventh overall and fifth in class, started the race. By Lap 31, he was posting lap times that were third fastest of the P2 field. When he pitted under a yellow shortly after the one hour mark, Diaz was shown third overall behind the two Penske Porsches. Fernandez resumed in third place and held that position until the #1 Audi moved to the front of the field relegating Fernandez to fourth overall and third in class.
Traffic was a factor on the tight circuit and Fernandez was unable to avoid contact with a GT car. Shortly afterwards, he began complaining of a severe push in the car and his lap times dropped significantly -- the result of a large piece of bodywork from the contact that was attached to the left front of the Lowe's car. The team pitted under green on Lap 81 with 50 minutes remaining but a lengthy stop to remove the stuck debris resulted in a fall off the lead lap. The team finished eighth overall and sixth in class.
Lowe's Fernandez Racing will head to Detroit next week for the inaugural Detroit Sports Car Challenge Presented by Bosch at Belle Isle. The 2-hour 45-minute race will be held on Saturday, September 1, at 3:15 pm ET and will be broadcast live on SPEED.
Adrian Fernandez, #15 Lowe's Acura Lola:
"We had a good race. We had some problems in the warm-up and made a few changes and the car was pretty good in the race. Luis had a good fight and then I jumped in the car and we were third behind the Penskes. I thought we were looking good for awhile but when I went to pass one of the backmarkers, he didn't see me. I touched him with my left fender and some of his bodywork stuck to the car. After that, I couldn't turn right and had a huge amount of push which made us pit and also have to change tires instead of just taking fuel because the tires were dirty from the push. After the stop, the car came to life. Unfortunately, it was a little too late because we lost a lot of time. It cost us at least 10 seconds trying to get that piece off. These races are tough and traffic plays a big part. It is just one of those things, and that pit stop cost us. But we had a good race and I was happy with the performance."
Luis Diaz, #15 Lowe's Acura Lola:
"It was a good race for us but, unfortunately, we had that problem with traffic. The team again showed promise and we were close to the Porsches. I think we had a shot for the #6 Porsche to fight with him. The car was pretty strong during my stint. I'm happy because we are getting closer and closer and we need to keep working. I think soon we will have another podium."
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Japan will ban South Korean boats from the Kurils area. The islands are claimed by Japan but controlled by Russia. They ''are within the exclusive economic zone and under Japan's sovereignty,'' said Tokuyuki Sudo, of the Fisheries Ministry. The Kurils, to the north, were seized by the Soviet Union at the end of World War II. The dispute has prevented Tokyo and Moscow from signing a peace treaty ending the war. Howard W. French (NYT)Continue reading the main story
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QEA overhaul set to be presented despite opposition
A radical overhaul of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy is set to be presented before the PCB's governing board despite some resistance to the changes
Latif's counsel writes to tribunal seeking 'fair chance'
Updates of the player hearings conducted by the tribunal investigating the corruption allegations in the 2017 Pakistan Super League
How to watch the women's game
It has evolved at a crazy pace in the last few years, but comparing it to the men's game, which has been professional for hundreds of years, is pointless
Sarfraz joins Yorkshire for short T20 stint
Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed has signed for Yorkshire as an overseas player for the NatWest T20 Blast
Manodara 84 ensures Sri Lanka clinch thriller
Pakistan needed 16 runs in 21 balls when their last wicket fell, consigning them to two entire World-Cup campaigns without a single victory
Why the QeA draft is a bad idea
Not for the first time has the PCB tried to shake up domestic cricket in the country, but now, they may well have hurt the chances of young players desperate to break into the first-class tournament
Durham line up Imad Wasim signing
Durham are hoping to complete the signing of Imad Wasim as an overseas player in the NatWest T20 Blast
The QeA's annual tinkering: How the tournament has changed
What resistance to change? We take a look at how the Quaid-e-Azam trophy has evolved in the last 15 years
Radical overhaul for QeA Trophy on the cards
To improve the level of experience in domestic cricket, the PCB could introduce a draft system to pick players into regional teams for the Quaid-e-Azam trophy
Umar Akmal not given central contract
Fakhar Zaman, Faheem Ashraf, Hasan Ali, and Shadab Khan have been rewarded for their impressive performances, in Pakistan's run to the Champions Trophy title, with their first central contracts
When Moeen trumped Sobers, and most wickets in a day
Was Joe Root's 190 the highest score by a batsman in his first Test as captain?
Dottin, Taylor star as West Indies leave Pakistan winless
West Indies were aided by rain after putting up a strong batting display against Pakistan which saw Deandra Dottin reach her maiden ODI hundred, supported by Stafanie Taylor's 90
Pakistan, WI face off in battle for pride
While West Indies will look to build on their 47-run victory against Sri Lanka, Pakistan will be keen on ending their 12-match winless streak in the World Cup
Sethi named on PCB Board of Governors
The appointment strengthens Najam Sethi's chances of taking over as PCB chairman and adds to his influence in the Pakistan board
South Africa, India, New Zealand in race for semi-final spots
Three of the tournament's top five teams face off in Saturday's games at the Women's World Cup
Rowe and Devine mow down Pakistan
Sophie Devine pummeled a record nine sixes during her 41-ball 93 as New Zealand knocked Pakistan out of contention for the semi-finals
A 'real challenge' to follow Misbah - Sarfraz
Pakistan's new Test captain Sarfraz Ahmed believes filling Misbah-ul-Haq's shoes will be a difficult task, but is counting on senior players to help Pakistan continue to move forward
Clark's lap of honour, Hockley's finest hour
Some of the biggest names in women's cricket recount their standout experiences in past editions of the game's premier event
Australia, India eye fourth win on the trot
ESPNcricinfo previews the three Women's World Cup matches to be played on July 5, 2017
Sarfraz to lead Pakistan in all three formats
Wicketkeeper-batsman Sarfraz Ahmed will succeed the retired Misbah-ul-Haq as Pakistan's Test captain
Australia canter to fourth straight victory
Australia recovered from 60 for 3 in the 20th over to post 290 for 8. It was 159 too many for Pakistan, whose lack of intent all but killed the chase early on
'My performances reflect why I've had a stop-start career'
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It's called flash memory, and it's so hot that manufacturers such as Samsung are investing millions in new facilities to meet demand. One type, called NAND flash, is expected to post revenue growth of 18% a year for the next five years — stunning results in the cutthroat components market, says chip analyst Mark DeVoss at researcher iSuppli.
"It's the fastest-growing memory market that has ever existed," says chip analyst Jim Handy at Semico Research.
Flash memory is ideal for electronics because it's small, uses little power and has no moving parts. Cellphones long have used it to store data, as have digital cameras and tiny music players such as Apple's Shuffle.
But it's expensive. Hard drives — the storage used in PCs and many iPods — are a fraction of the cost of a comparable flash drive.
That's why manufacturers have stayed away from flash unless they were making very tiny, low-capacity products.
But now, flash prices have fallen just enough to make them viable in bigger devices. The wholesale price of 2 gigabytes of flash has tumbled from $838 in 2002 to $99 today, Semico says.
Manufacturers are responding by putting flash into:
•Digital music players. Apple issued a major salvo to the industry this month with the Nano digital music player, which has up to 4 GB of flash memory for $249. Unlike most other flash players, the Nano has a big color screen and can hold about 1,000 songs. And it's more likely to survive a hard fall than full-sized iPods, which use hard drives.
The Nano is so inexpensive that Apple is probably losing money on it, with the hope of profiting through music sales and later models, Semico's Handy says. Even so, nearly all of Apple's rivals are probably rushing to develop Nanolike devices of their own, he says.
The numbers aren't out yet, but Handy expects competitors to gobble up so much flash that there may be temporary shortages and price increases on the wholesale market.
• Camcorders. Forget spinning tapes and hard drives. Panasonic this month launched a camcorder that can store about 100 minutes of video on a tiny flash card. The zoom lens is one of the camcorder's few moving parts.
•Laptops. Samsung this week announced an internal flash component that can be used to build 32-GB drives for very tiny laptops and other electronics.
The new interest is thrilling flash makers such as No. 1 Samsung. Chang-Gyu Hwang, Samsung's semiconductor chief, spoke of a "flash rush" in a press conference last week. Samsung is experiencing "an unprecedented surge in demand," he said.


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Hotel Sea Breeze is a new complex opened in 2009 which has an impressive stylish design, very contemporary and with modern architectural features. The hotel consists of five floors and it has a total of 56 rooms, 10 apartments and 6 studios; all with private balconies and some of which enjoy sea views.
This magnificent three stars complex is situated in the heart of Sunny Beach, one of the most beautiful parts of the Black Sea Coast in Bulgaria and just steps from many restaurants, bars, nightclubs, markets, shops and facing a long sandy beach which is just 50 meters away (walking distance). At the beach, guests can enjoy the many water sports activities on offer such as water skiing, jet skiing, parasailing, volleyball, scuba diving, catamaran tours, boat trips, banana boats, among many others. The Old Historical Town of Nessebar is situated less than 3 miles from the hotel and is easily accessible from there. The City of Bourgas is about 24 miles away.
While guests at the hotel can make use of the many modern facilities for your leisure and entertainment; such as a swimming pool, a sunbathing terrace with sunbeds and umbrellas, a pool bar, a restaurant and a playground, along with the superb services of fully qualified and friendly staff.
For an unforgettable, wonderful and ultimate experience holiday by the beach in Bulgaria; book your stay with Hotel Sea Breeze now!
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The hotel features well-appointed and modern, fully furnished rooms, studios and apartments which are very comfortable, generous in space and decorated with warm and soft colours to guarantee your relaxation in style.
The hotel consists of 10 apartments, 6 studios; 56 rooms (40 of those are double/twin rooms). The rooms come either with a queen bed or two twin beds.
All rooms, studios and apartments come with private and fully furnished balcony with views to the sea or pool.
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All apartments included a separated bedroom and large living room.
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The hotel is doorsteps from many restaurants, bars, cafes and nightclubs and just 150 meters from the resort centre.
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The holiday season and bargain fares will draw many reluctant travelers back into the air. The anticipation of vacation trips or family reunions is bound to be at least slightly diluted by concerns over safety. Happily, since Sept. 11 the federal government and the airlines have taken some important steps toward protecting against terrorism.
To address one of the most deadly security shortcomings exploited by hijackers on that nightmarish Tuesday, airlines rushed to fortify cockpit doors even before Congress compelled them to do so in the aviation security law it passed last month. The screening of passengers and their luggage at airports, though still not as thorough as it needs to be, has been tightened considerably, and armed undercover air marshals are aboard an increasing number of flights.
Enhanced intelligence, though less visible to passengers, has been a crucial improvement. Passenger manifests are now checked against F.B.I. wanted lists, and airlines have improved their own profiling computer programs that identify people deserving added scrutiny.
Still, there are a number of vulnerabilities that Congress addressed that will require some more time, and a great deal of effort, to remedy. The job of protecting air travelers is far from done.
Despite a Jan. 18 deadline in the law for screening all luggage for explosives, only 160 of the roughly 2,000 costly screening devices needed nationwide are in place. Because airlines and the government were too slow to deploy the machines over the years, airlines are allowed to meet the deadline by engaging in a combination of bag-to-passenger matching, manual searches, dog-sniffing and some X-raying. Then, by the end of 2002, all bags must be screened by the certified machines.
Both the F.A.A. and the Transportation Department have a long history of failing to meet Congressional mandates on time. Secretary Norman Mineta created an uproar last month when he said the screening deadline could not be met. These were not confidence-inspiring words for jittery travelers, even if they were later retracted.
Last month Congress established a new Transportation Security Administration. To run it, President Bush has chosen a man once charged with protecting his father's life -- John Magaw, chief of the first President Bush's security detail. More recently, Mr. Magaw has run the Secret Service and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. If confirmed by Congress as under secretary of transportation for security, he will have less than one year to build from scratch a federal law enforcement agency larger than the F.B.I. and the Drug Enforcement Administration combined. It will employ roughly 30,000 airport screeners and several thousand air marshals, as well as police to patrol airports and other transportation facilities. The job comes with a five-year tenure and an extraordinary amount of authority to bypass lengthy rule-making procedures.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Magaw's experience and reputation suggest that he is a good choice. But during Senate confirmation hearings he must make clear that he intends to comply with the security law's deadlines, regardless of how implausible they may appear to airline lobbyists or other government officials. Americans will be looking to their chief air marshal for reassurance, so that next year at this time the nation can celebrate both the holiday season and a return to normalcy in its travel system.Continue reading the main story


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Gala Pokémon are special types of Pokémon that are found only in the Legend's Wake games. These Pokémon (usually) have a different color palette than the others of their species.
Gala Pokémon have lived in Pokéworld since the beginnings of time. They were created by the One when he formed the universe and Pokéworld. These special Pokémon are stronger than normal Pokémon and have powers unique to them. Gala Pokémon cannot have offspring with normal Pokémon, so they have become fairly uncommon. The One himself is a Gala Pokémon, as well as some other Legendary Pokémon. Non-Legendary Pokémon can be Gala Pokémon, too. The Guardians are made up solely of Gala Pokémon.
Gala Pokémon are stronger than Legendary Pokémon. They hold a special role in the history of Pokéworld and have been around for as long as the world itself. The One was at first worried when he gave the Gala power to regular species of Pokémon. He had the non-Gala Legendary Pokémon watch over these young, confused creatures. These kinds of Gala Pokémon were often isolated by their real homes and had to band together.
Some Pokémon quickly grew used to their power and used it for eveil, most notably Sheeva the Zoroark, a one-time sorceress for King Entei. She betrayed him and tried taking over all of Pokéworld. However, King Entei and a group of Gaia Pokémon were able to defeat Sheeva and stop her evil plans. This is how King Entei came up with the idea for the Guardians. He started a program that housed and trained Gala Pokémon to become master soldiers for battle. KIng Entei's first student was a Gallade named Draven. King Entei soon received more and more students through his program. He trained them all with dignity and respect.


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413258 CMS + Unlimite Photo Galleries
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I would like CMS to be developed for a website by an experienced programer. The CMS has to be developed by doing custom programming.
Requirements of the Project
1) An XHTML template for the front end will be provided by me. This will have to be integrated into the custom CMS.
2) Unlimited no. of pages can be added through the admin area.
3) Provision for adding unlimited images per web page via the admin area. These images will be added by a Browse button.
4) The website will have a left nav bar. The menu items will have drop down menus. The main links in the left menu will be categories such as Patios. Drop down menu will consist of sub categories - for Patios the sub categories would be such as Tiled Patios, Cemented Patios. In the admin there should be option to add/edit/delete the categories and sub category pages.
5) The website will have top navigation and footer bars. It should be possible to add links which can be displayed both in top menu and footer menu. Also it should be possible to display links only in footer or top menus. Thus, in admin there should be option:
Both Top & Footer
Only Footer
Only Top
The links in the top and footer menus will be for such pages as home, about us, contact us etc. Manage (add/edit/delete) such pages via admin.
6) All meta tags (title, keywords, description) can be added through admin area. This will be valid for all pages (all pages in left menu, top and footer menu) in the website.
7) The website will have a contact form on the about us or contact page. It should be possible to change the fields of the contact form via admin area.
8)Sort Order or Page order should be given for the main pages in the left menu, sub pages in the left menu, top menu pages as well as footer pages. By Sort Order, I mean that the administrator of the site should be able to put any page on any position in the left menu bar. Same goes for the links within a drop down menu (these are the sub pages for the main link). Same goes for the links in the top menu.
Same goes for the links in the footer menu. This is an important feature for the website and I would like you to be absolutely sure that you would be doing it.
Unlimited Photo Galleries
Admin Area
It should be possible to create unlimited photo galleries through admin. In each photo gallery it should be possible to add unlimited photos. For each photo it should be possible to give image caption.
Front End
Photo Galleries will be a link in top menu bar. Drop down menu for the different galleries. Clicking on each will take you to a page which will have thumbnails of the images. Clicking on each thumbnail will enlarge it by means of the light box. The image caption will be beneath it.
Please send links of websites previously developed by you and also the time line for completing the project.