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So I have been fairly active and fairly vocal about the whole thing the 24 hour check in, the lending of games and the kinect being a required piece of hardware.
I have had long discussion with those that supported XBOX through out the announcements, some thought it was fanboy talk, some thought it was an opportunity to hit MS while they were down....but many of the people I see commenting on blogs and articles were angry consumers and a lot if not most were Xbox fans.
I was told in many responses to my understanding of the situation that MS were building the future, they were leaping in to the future with both feet attached to a rocket pack. I was told that MS were just following the trend of DRM and such that other companies were already doing and this sort of thing was the future! I disagree, the future is set by the consumer....if you don't want DRM and online check ins and so on then you can vote with your money....and you can see today the power that has. MS reverse their decisions on draconian software and policies to suit gamers...as they could see by pre-orders that they were losing to Sony in a big way.
This is a major win for all gamers...the xbox fans included the machine they supported with all it flaws....now has less flaws thanks to the community as a whole sticking together and telling MS that this is just not going to happen. My hope is that the community will do more to empower themselves in this regard....we do not have to suffer their decisions mutely, we do not just have to accept their PR and go along with their visions of the future. We can as a unit say no more of this!
If all the people that moan about COD just stopped buying it...you would see a sharp interest from the makers in what fans want in the next game...if people want change they have to instigate it. If people just bend and keep buying stuff just because it is there or they are impatient then makers will think this is what you want....they wont read your blog about what is wrong with the game, they don't care for your comments..because they have your money....it's never about what you think.....it is always about what you buy.
I for one wanted the X1 and was deterred by the 24 hour check in, the lending,selling games and kinect attachment. With this announcement I feel that I can maybe go back to buying the X1 as MS have compromised on all but the kinect sensor...which was the least of my complaints. I would still like to be able to un-attach it and not have it on all the time as despite what MS think of it...I have no use for it, I don't care for Skype, I don't want to shout at my xbox so it does things....my controller should be able to do all that I need....I don't want to be the controller.....but....I can "pause" it and forget it is there I guess.....I would hope that MS would bend on this as well if they truly want to make a machine that fits all consumers......choice is something that is inarguable as a way of satisfying everyone...bundle the kinect with the machine....but allow people to not attach it....why is that so hard....why do I care what MS thinks about it or it's uses...they should care what I think of it and its uses....unless they are paying me to use it?
I am glad this day has come...and I have hope for the future of gaming not being so controlled and so dictated that we have no choices any more.
Well done consumers for standing up for what you believe....and well done MS for realising that being pig headed about unnecessary things would have been to your detriment. I'm glad you changed your mind...I can order and X1 with a little more peace in my heart as I will no longer be supporting restriction and removal of choice and making the industry think this is the way to go...and it is okay to dictate.

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Glenn Greenwald guides partner David Miranda through Galeão International Airport in Rio de Janeiro, following Miranda's return after being detained by British authorities. (Source: Reuters)
As the story surrounding the detention of American journalist Glenn Greenwald's partner David Miranda continues to blow up, the American government seems to be doing as much as it can to distance itself from the fury of the press and people who actually care about civil rights. In a press briefing this morning, White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest admitted that the government was given a "heads-up" warning by British officials prior to Miranda's nine-hour long detention. However he denies that the White House requested it, though he refused to deny or confirm any information passed along from the electronics officials seized.
Earnest spoke with the press room this morning on a variety of issues. When the subject of David Miranda, a Brazilian national who is in a relationship with Greenwald and assists him on stories occasionally, came up, Earnest acknowledged that the White House received advance notice of Miranda's arrival at London Heathrow Airport, where he was stopping over on a trip from Berlin to his home in Rio de Janeiro. However, Earnest emphasized that the detention was entirely a British decision, saying "This is something that we had an indication that was likely to occur but it is not something we request. It was something that was done specifically by the British law enforcement officials."
The detention of David Miranda stems partly from what some suspect was a meeting with Laura Poitras in Berlin. Poitras is an American filmmaker who has been working with Greenwald, likely on his leaking NSA documents from intelligence analyst Edward Snowden. Upon arrival at Heathrow, Miranda was detained by British security officials, who detained him for the maximum nine hours as allowed by the nation's terrorism laws, and was denied a lawyer and being able to speak with Greenwald. Miranda's lengthy detainment, which has only happened three times out of the last 10,000 detainments since the law's enactment, did not result in any charges being faced against him, but with all his electronics being seized for investigation, including his laptop, cell phone, and video game consoles.
However, when pressed on the matter, Earnest denied that the White House had any involvement otherwise, though he refused to dismiss the possibility that Miranda's equipment, or information extracted from them, was passed over to federal authorities, claiming he was "no position to do that right now."
Earnest's denials come as watchdog groups and the Brazilian government, who received no advance warning of Miranda's detention from British authorities, condemned the detention. In response, Member of Parliament David Anderson is seeking to make changes to the terrorism laws to reduce the length of detainment to six hours through a police bill currently being reviewed in Parliament.


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Many would say that the Amazon Kindle is what first sparked the eBook reader revolution. Today, we have a ton of eBook readers in the market, which quite honestly, haven't entered the Indian market but you can always get your hands on them if you choose to purchase them online. Only a week or so back, we reviewed Infibeam's new Pi2 eBook reader, which we thought was rather nice despite its average text rendition and somewhat slow interface.
A simple design but an effective one
Amazon's Kindle too has been a grand success and those of us in India have hardly got a glimpse of it. For those unaware, this is the Kindle's third iteration and Amazon were kind enough to send us their Wi-Fi model. The 3G model is pretty much the same device except that it has 3G connectivity pretty much everywhere and it can hook on to a partner network. That's right - free 3G browsing on the Kindle. Leaving that aside for now, we move on to the product at hand - the Wi-Fi Kindle that sells for $133 (approximately Rs. 5,900).
One would expect a good eBook reader to have a decent sized screen, somewhere in the same size of a typical paper book novel page. The Kindle like the Infibeam Pi2 has had that. It too uses the E Ink display like many other eBook readers.
A real slim design
Unlike the Pi2, there is no touchscreen and the searching of keywords and occasional web page URL needs to be done using the full QWERTY keyboard at the bottom of the screen. It's missing numbers though, so you need to press the SYM key and access the onscreen symbols screen. Wi-Fi connectivity is present on this model, and like we mentioned earlier, there is a also 3G model that sells for $189. One of the neat experimental features on this new Kindle is the text-to-speech synthesis.
Buying books online
One of the nice things about being a Kindle and an Amazon user is the ability to buy books on the go. There's no need to use your PC to download books and then transfer them to your Kindle. It can be done over-the-air at your convenience. The Kindle can also be locked to your user ID, so the entire experience is seamless.
The reading experience is good fun. There is a pair of buttons on either side of the reader which are used to switch back and forth between pages. They come handy if you're left-handed and also if you're lying down on one side with your Kindle in either hand.
Font size presets
The books load in full screen, so there's little wastage of space. A tiny status indicator on the screen, at the bottom displays your progress through the book. You can quickly switch font styles and sizes as well along with the line spacing and character spacing if you don't like crowded walls of text.
There are quite a few nifty features in the reader. You can, for example, add notes or add highlights to interesting pieces of text. You can also share it with users on social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook. You can also find other interesting highlights in books you're reading.
Build Quality and Design
The product itself is a nicely designed device. It's solid, slimmer than most other readers and it feels lighter, as well. All the QWERTY keys feel just about right. We don't expect users to be typing a lot with the keyboard, but you could technically use this to send somewhat long e-mails. It's easier than using an onscreen keyboard on a resistive touchscreen.
Pretty when turned off
The power button lies at the bottom edge of the device. Slide it and you're welcomed to a nice glowing green indicator. There is also a 3.5mm audio jack at the bottom that you can use to listen to music on your earphones or listen to books. Remember that this device has the text-to-speech functionality and Amazon also has audio books on offer as well.
There are also two speakers placed on either side at the top of the reader, at the back.
The text rendition on the Kindle is beautiful. There isn't any backlighting but the whites on the Kindle look a lot cleaner and the text appears darker and more contrasted as well. Reading is extremely easy on the eyes in almost all lighting conditions. The brighter white makes the text a little more visible under poor lighting as well. The kind of fonts used is also what makes the Kindle so impressive.
Settings for the Kindle
Performance of the reader is superior to the Pi2 as well. Pages for example, switch switch faster and this includes the page rendition while browsing the web. Don't expect it to be anywhere near the
The text-to-speech synthesis is strictly OK. It's an experimental feature and although the speech is clear for the most part, it might run into hiccups with complicated words or names. The Kindle has options to change the characteristics of the reading voice too. The speaker is fairly loud and the quality of the voice audible.
We noticed no heating or instability issues while using the Kindle. The experience was generally flawless except for the faint screen refreshing issue.
The Amazon Kindle is an excellent eBook reader. It's a little restricted than other eBook readers in the sense that you can't simply dump a load of eBooks on the Kindle and start reading them. It's a great reading experience and although this Wi-Fi model sells for just $139, shipping charges to India are bound to push this price a little close to Rs. 9,000. We've noticed a few models being sold by local traders for around Rs. 9,000, which isn't too bad a deal either. If you're an avid reader as well as a loyal Amazon user, you will be very pleased with this purchase.


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This hunting jacket has everything you need when you're out in the brush. Crafted of durable, rain and stain resistant 100% cotton canvas, featuring whisper light construction, handy cargo pockets, and discreet earth-tone colors. Happy hunting.
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This beautiful Gulf front complex has everything you and your family need for the perfect vacation destination. Blue Lupine in Blue Mountain Beach is centrally located just one block south of Scenic Highway 30A approximately 20 minutes east of Destin and 20 minutes west of Panama City Beach.
Blue Lupine, previously known as The Inn at Blue Mountain, is a very quiet 48 unit complex nestled between two non-rental subdivisions. Blue Mountain is just a few minutes drive east to Seaside, Watercolor, and Grayton Beach. We are also located in close proximity to Baytowne Wharf, Silver Sands Outlet Mall, Destin Commons, and the new Pier Park shopping and dining complex in Panama City Beach. This offers a grand variety of shopping, dining, and recreation to choose from for everyone in the family.
Our 4th floor (#423), three bedroom, three bath condo has a great tropical feel 'Tommy Bahama' style, and is beautifully decorated for your comfort. The unit boasts 1650 square feet of living area in addition to a 400 square foot balcony with great Gulf views. This is the perfect floor plan with a large living, dining, and kitchen area for entertaining the entire group, and still offers privacy to the bedroom areas with a split bedroom pattern. The master suite has a private balcony, jacuzzi bath with double vanities, and walk-in shower. The other two bedrooms are located on the opposite side of the unit with the queen bedroom having sliding door access to the main balcony with views and a private bath. The 3rd bedroom has twin beds and hall bathroom access. All bedrooms and living room have TV/DVD players, and ceiling fans. The private balcony is the perfect place to enjoy dining, relaxing with a good book, or experiencing the breathtaking sunsets.
The building of Blue Lupine offers many amenities including elevators located at each end of the complex for easy access from the main glass enclosed lobby, and the gated garage area, high speed wireless internet service available throughout the building, a fully equipped exercise gym located on the 3rd floor, and a large Gulf front heated community pool and hot tub are situated on the bluff overlooking the beaches. In addition, there are 2 community gas grills available to owners and guests located just outside of the glass enclosed lobby. Each condo entrance accesses the individual condos from the interior 50' atrium which is tropically landscaped and decorated. There is on-site security during the high traffic season, and on-site maintenance is available for emergency situations throughout the year from Tuesday through Saturday with hours being 7AM to 3PM. Also, there are beach chairs and umbrella setups available for rent during the season or you may use our complimentary chairs, umbrella and beach toys!
Most of all take time to relax, and enjoy the ambiance of the area. Scenic Highway 30A parallels 18 miles of paved bike path that encourages you and your family to explore the many unique beach communities along the way. Bring your own bikes or take advantage of the bike rental shops in the area. The Beaches of South Walton have beautiful sugar white sandy beaches, emerald green waters, and rare coastal dune lakes which have made us the desirable vacation paradise we are famous for today.
We welcome you to visit our area for your next vacation 'getaway', and look forward to having you as our guest. Thank you so much for visiting our web page, and we are ready to answer any of your questions and/or concerns regarding our condo and the area. Please check our calendar for availability. And, why not give us a call right now to book your reservation?
Please note that this condo is available May through August ONLY. Very clean and well kept!
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From Tallahassee and enjoying weekly get a ways! We love this place. It's tranquility provides for much needed rest from a hectic work week.
Anneliese Oppenheim purchased this condo in 2002
Beautifully furnished with Tommy Bahama furniture in all rooms. Super clean and with a gourmet kitchen that allows us to prepare fresh seafood when we want it or we can select from the many restaurants in the immediate area.
Peace of mind, rejuvenation, comfort, relaxation and star gazing.
This condo has a great view and we loved the large balcony! It is on the top floor of this 4 story complex, so you can see over the houses in the neighborhood next door. With only 48 units, the pool and beach area were not overly crowded - even the last week of June! Will definitely stay here again.
WE had a wonderful time in this clean and well appointed condo. Kitchen is great to prep food and drinks with everything you'll need. Would definitely come back!
Great place! Comfortable for everyone.
Will come back. Unit is well kept with lush appointments and furniture; clean and well kept. Can't wait to return.
This was our second year in this condo and we really enjoyed the property again. Anneliese was very accommodating and we felt very at home. The beaches were great and so are all of the people. Looking forward to staying here again.
The condo is located on a good section of 30A which is not as crowded as the beaches on the eastern part of the highway.
The condo itself was well-appointed and spacious. The condo's porches were a nice addition.
The multiple times that you had to go through coded gates to reach to the beach made it difficult to navigate since we were usually carrying supplies. The pool area was not large enough to use. Far too many people were crowded in the small space most of the time.
The washer and dryer were too small to be convenient. It took much too long to dry towels for six people.
Panama City- Great area to shop with wonderful payground for kids of all ages
Destin- restaurants-water parks-pier and so much more
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May 27 2017 - Aug 19 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
Through Labor Day
Aug 20 2017 - Aug 31 2017
5 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
7 night minimum stay
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|Non-refundable insurance
|$165 + Tax
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You must request a rental agreement that needs to be signed and be emailed or mailed back. Payment for rental, cleaning, damage deposit and taxes may be made online via credit card or you can mailed a check. Use my email to get more information or call 850-321-4909.
This unit rents May through August ONLY!


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| Haribo2012 chapter 1 . 6/11/2013
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| BrucasBangelBrylan chapter 1 . 4/27/2013
That's so cute!
BA forever
| Smittenwhenbitten chapter 1 . 10/8/2010
So cute, I could just see this question & answer session!
| cookies26 chapter 1 . 8/7/2010
Great! Liam is truly adorable, its not easy being the youngest. Buffy is so great with him, she makes a wonderful mom!
| annependragon chapter 1 . 8/6/2010
Beautiful love it
| Silverspoon chapter 1 . 5/28/2010
That was beautiful, just the right combination of light hearted and tender. It definitely had me smiling.
You write extremely well and your style is so admirable. I think this was a charming idea for a oneshot and am not surprised it would not let you rest until it was written.
I loved the backstory about Angel and Buffy's children, and the attention you paid to their names and the reasons behind them. Obviously, Liam's was the most touching and really tugged at the heart strings. Everything about this oneshot was positive; from Liam's innocent questions to the character descriptions of the three O'Connor/ Summers children. Great job.
| Chyna Fox chapter 1 . 8/19/2009
This is just too much cute! Good job.
| TeamDaVinciOnTheRoadAgain chapter 1 . 5/6/2009
A great story. Very good.
| Angelfirenze chapter 1 . 5/6/2009
This was an interesting little fluffy piece. I definitely enjoyed that Angel and Xander buried the hatchet. A lovely little break for my day.
| Emlily chapter 1 . 5/5/2009
A very cute fic :) Loved it!
| a2zmom chapter 1 . 5/4/2009
Cute and I love what Buffy tells Liam at the end. Always better to use that as a reason rather than the truth.
(one thing - a baby born a few weeks early does not mean the child will be short. By the first birthday the kid will have caught up. My youngest was born 2 1/2 weeks early. He's almost 6 feet and he's only 15.)
| infinity-for-eternity chapter 1 . 5/4/2009
Aww, what a cute story! Good job!
| ba2006 chapter 1 . 5/4/2009
Loved this fic are you gonna write more?
hope you do write more to this fic
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A British company called Econogo has released the Yogo scooter, but don't confuse it with the Yugo car. This little scooter has a couple of unique aspects. For example, the Yogo scooter can be charged indoors. How? By removing the 25-pound (!) lithium-iron phosphate battery and taking it to your charging location of choice while your much-loved scooter sits curbside. The simple task of running a cord to the scooter is so last year.
Yogo scooter can be charged indoors, spare battery goes along for the ride
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214 mpg with DIY aerodynamic fairings on a Honda 125cc motorbike
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Motorcycle Industry Council: Two-wheelers are green
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- Nov 3, 2009
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Genuine Scooters introduces Buddy Eco model
- Jeremy Korzeniewski
- Oct 15, 2008
It's generally accepted that riding a scooter can save you money at the gas pump. Even between the little two-wheelers, though, there is a big difference between the fuel mileage that one machine offers versus another, with the final figure depending on the size of the engine, the gearing of the transmission and the weight of the machine plus rider. As it is with cars and trucks, modifications can be made to improve the fuel economy of a scooter, and Genuine Scooters has just announced that it's
Yamaha adds scooter fuel mileage estimates to its website
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- Apr 29, 2008
Yamaha is not the first manufacturer to tout the fuel efficiency of its line of scooters, but it is the first to go so far as to list the estimated fuel mileage on each of its website's product pages. Scooter riders will be happy to see that Yamaha is claiming 124 miles per gallon from its Zuma, though its two-stroke engine likely emits more pollutants than a comparable four-stroke. Thankfully, both the Vino Classic and C3 use four-strokers and still do better than 100 miles per gallon. If highe
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- I don't know anything about these machines that are beings discussed
in this forum over the last week, however, about 12 or 13 years ago I
was asked by a client to remove one from her property.
Minutes after I arrived I encountered a problem. "The thing" was
bigger than I had anticipated, too large for my mid-size pick up
truck, or about roughly the dimensions of an oversized casket; but
very heavy. Before I arrived "the thing" had sat on the client's
back deck for years and had been weathered by rain and wind, and was
coated in that green fungus that covers everything in the Northwest.
(By the way, this lady was involved in the Ramtha movement.) Since I
could not move "the thing" in once piece that meant that I was forced
to disassemble "the thing" piece by piece. In this way I gained an
exclusive, inside look into the inner workings of a real life "occult
machine" that was designed to heal cancer, dissolve tumors, lengthen
life spans, etc.
The poor lady who bought this contraption spent thousands of dollars
on it; and really all it was was a metal tube surrounded by cotton
and chicken wire. You were supposed to lie lengthwise inside the
tube while low voltage electricity was pumped into the cotton through
the chicken wire. The electricity itself was generated by a
nickelcadium battery. The Ramtha lady (bless her heart) asked me if
I wanted to have "the thing" at no cost; by now she wanted it off her
property, which was about 15 acres in size, wooded, and picturesque
with exception for "the thing" that sat on her deck.
"No thanks, mam," I said in reply to her offer. I took "the thing"
apart and drug the metal tube into the bed of my dilapidated
dumptruck, which I used to own when I lived in Washington State.
While living in Washington I met a lot of strange individuals, and
the strangest of all were these people who fancied themselves cutting
edge scientists yet had no background in science. In my opinion they
were New Age charlatans who virtually robbed innocent rich folks by
selling them worthless "occult machines" like the one I hauled off to
the dump that day. What a way to make a living.
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Unsealed Docs In Prempro, Premarin Lawsuits Highlight Wyeth Ghostwriting EffortsAug 5, 2009 | Parker Waichman LLP
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According to the Associated Press, a federal judge overseeing hormone replacement therapy lawsuits on Friday ordered that thousands of pages of documents regarding Wyeth's ghostwriting practices be unsealed. The New York Times was among the parties that had petitioned to have the documents unsealed. Over 8,000 lawsuits have been combined before U.S. District Judge Bill Wilson that focus on Wyeth's hormone replacement drugs Premarin and Prempro, and their link to breast cancer, the Associated Press said.
According to the Associate Press, "ghostwriting is when a drug company conjures up the concept for an article that will counteract criticism of a drug or embellish its benefits, hires a professional writing company to draft a manuscript conveying the company's message, retains a physician to sign off as the author and finds a publisher to unwittingly publish the work". The published articles are then presented to "physicians as independent proof that the companies' drugs are safe and effective". As we have reported in the past, critics claim it is a common practice.
According to the New York Times, Wyeth managed to publish 26 such ghostwritten articles supporting hormone replacement therapy. In many cases, the articles purported to analyze existing research and offer treatment recommendations, the Times said. The true authors of the articles were not disclosed. They emphasized the benefits of hormone therapy and de-emphasized the risks.
The 26 articles were published in 18 medical journals including The American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology and The International Journal of Cardiology between 1998 and 2005, the Times said.
We have long been reporting on the frequent use of ghostwriting by drug makers. For instance, earlier this summer we reported that Zyprexa maker Eli Lilly apparently asked doctors to put their names on articles written by company officials in an effort to promote the drug. The company's alleged strategy to use ghostwritten articles to increase Zyprexa sales was revealed when more than 10,000 pages of internal documents were unsealed in May in lawsuits alleging Eli Lilly exaggerated Zyprexa's effectiveness.
Last April, the Journal of the American Medical Association published analysis of court documents uncovered in the course of Vioxx injury lawsuits that found that Merck & Co. employees worked alone or with publishing companies to write Vioxx study manuscripts and later recruited academic medical experts to put their names as first authors on the studies.
According to the Times report, Wyeth adopted a policy in 2006 requiring that listed authors must become involved early in the publication process. Under the policy, financial assistance by Wyeth or contributions by medical writers must be acknowledged in the published text.


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text: Francis Dhomont was born in Paris in 1926. He studied composition under Ginette Waldmeier, Charles Koechlin and Nadia Boulanger. In the late 40's he intuitively discovered with magnetic wire what Pierre Schaeffer would later call musique concrète, consequently conducting solitary experiments with the musical possibilities of sound recording. In 1963 he decided to leave instrumental writing behind, dedicating himself exclusively to electroacoustic composition, becoming an ardent proponent of the then-new genre of "acousmatics". His work consists exclusively of tape pieces using natural, or "found" sounds, exploring morphological interplay and the ambiguities between sound and the images it may create. Performances in public of his music are done using the French "diffusion" technique over multiple loudspeakers. Dhomont's work has won many international awards including at the Bourges International Electroacoustic Music Competition (France), the Magisterium Prize in 1988, Prix Ars Electronica in 1992 (Linz, Austria) and others. In 1997, as the winner of the Canada Council for the Arts' Lynch-Staunton Prize, he was supported by the DAAD for a residence in Berlin. He was recently awarded a prestigious career grant by The Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec . Dhomont is the editor of several electronic music journals, and has produced many radio programs for Radio-Canada and Radio-France. Since 1978, he has divided his time between France and Québec, Canada, where he taught at the Université de Montréal from 1980 to 1996.


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Companies finding ways to cope with large volumes of electronic messages
Scott Shamp recalls that when he was studying for his Ph.D at the University of Utah in the mid-1980s, he would be elated to come to work and find he'd received an e-mail.
Nelson: Give more HOPE to young kids
When Fortune magazine released its list of the 100 best companies to work for, many of those corporations included on-site or paid day care for their employees' children. That perk appears as a consistent factor in evaluating the best businesses in America.
Small Biz: Love of rugby driving force behind new Irish pub
As an enthusiastic rugby player and coach, Dustin Karr often thought about starting an Athens bar that provided the feel of a genuine old Irish pub.
Carroll: Globalization has changed social contracts
Social contract theory has a rich history. Its premises reach back to Biblical times and is evident in the Old Testament. In Genesis 9, for example, a covenant between God and all living things for all generations is articulated.
Business Whirl: Clark finishes part of tourism certification
Amy Clark, leisure travel marketing director for the Athens Convention & Visitors Bureau, has completed the second portion of a three-year professional development program that will lead to certification as a tourism marketing professional.
Brief Cases: Industrial supplier's new facility
Campbell Sales & Service Inc., an Athens company that provides industrial supplies and services to the poultry industry and farming community in Georgia, recently broke ground on a second facility.
Business Briefs: UGA research group awarded $9.2 million
A research group led by Stephen Dalton, professor and Georgia Research Alliance eminent scholar of molecular biology at the University of Georgia, has been awarded $9.2 million as part of a major new research grant by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences, part of the National Institutes of Health.
Permits Issued in Athens-Clarke County during the week of August 11 to 15 as reported in The Hunt Letter.
Hammond - Waltz engagement
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hammond of Bogart are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqulyn Alice Hammond, to Christopher Patrick Waltz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald P. Waltz of Augusta.
Scarboro - Elder engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Scarboro of Watkinsville are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Meredith Lee, to Bryan Fullilove Elder, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson Elder of Athens.
Pegram - Harvard engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pegram of Dallas, North Carolina are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Lynn to William Robert Harvard, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Harvard of Athens.
Garrett - Fox wedding
Cassandra Garrett, of Athens and CPT Daniel R. Fox, of Los Angeles, California were married at 6:30 pm July 8, 2008 at a private, beachside ceremony in Coronado, California. Minister Steven D. Haslet officiated.
Rowan - Bennewitz wedding
Stephanie Marie Rowan and Thomas Burton Bennewitz were married Saturday, May 31st at Snellville First United Methodist Church. The Rev. John Baker officiated at the 5 p.m. ceremony.
Thief nails heist on his first take
A Hollywood look-alike stole an undisclosed amount of money Thursday morning from a southeastern Clarke County finance company, Athens-Clarke police said.
Two injured after FedEx truck hits car
A FedEx truck plowed through a stranded vehicle on the side of Interstate 85 on Saturday afternoon north of Commerce, shutting down southbound lanes for more than three hours as rescue workers pulled the truck out of the trees nearby, according to the state patrol's Gainesville post.
Man takes everything from motel room
A Commerce man copped more than just the towels when he cleared out of a northside motel room early Saturday - he took the television, microwave, telephone, ice bucket, bed sheets and pillows, too, Athens-Clarke police said.
Wallet snatched before tab paid
A man snatched a wallet from the hands of a University of Georgia student early Friday as she was paying for drinks at a downtown bar, Athens-Clarke police said.
Man arrested in father's stabbing
Police arrested a 19-year-old Athens man they say stabbed his father with a kitchen knife in an unprovoked attack Friday morning at their Northwestern Clarke County home.
Repeating history lands man in jail
Officers arrested a 21-year-old Athens man Thursday night after he threatened another man with a gun and then began fighting with him in his southeastern Clarke County neighborhood, Athens-Clarke police said.
Car checkpoint nets drug arrest
Officers conducting a vehicle check on Beaverdam Road on Thursday night found an Athens man in possession of illegal drugs, Athens-Clarke police said.
Burglar gets away with man's paycheck
A Southeastern Clarke County man chased down a burglar he caught climbing out the window of his Bailey Street home when he and his wife got back Friday afternoon, Athens-Clarke police said.
Thief takes trailer, three lawn mowers
A Bogart woman told police on Friday she watched a man in a white Dodge truck back up to a trailer in her neighbor's driveway, hook up the trailer and then take off, Athens-Clarke police said.
Plasma TV taken in home burglary
Burglars entered a home on Towneview Place by removing a window air-conditioning unit between 4:40 and 5 p.m. Wednesday and stole a plasma television set valued at $1,600, Athens-Clarke police said.
Thieves take A/C from house for sale
A real estate agent called police Friday because someone stole the air conditioner from a house being sold on Sweet Gum Way, Athens-Clarke police said.
Obama: Biden is 'ready'
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Barack Obama introduced Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware on Saturday as a man "ready to step in and be president," and the newly minted running mate quickly turned his campaign debut into a slashing attack on Republicans seeking four more years in the White House.
Knox ready for bigger role
When Quintin Banks went down with a torn medial collateral ligament two weeks ago, John Knox suddenly became the top backup safety for Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez.
2008 College Football Preview
The talk of a national championship season for Georgia began around midnight Jan. 2, and it's gotten louder and louder. With the new season on the doorstep, the ABH previews the 2008 Georgia Bulldogs.
Houston gets shot at his hometown team
The first time Justin Houston steps onto the field at Sanford Stadium for an official game should come against the team he grew up watching.
Green a rare freshman find
Pick a topic and outspoken Texas Tech football coach Mike Leach usually is bound to have something to say about it.
Dogs finish 'crisp' scrimmage
Mark Richt didn't like what he saw from Thursday's simulated Georgia Southern scrimmage. So the Georgia coach had his team redo it Friday.
Historic background helped Stafford prepare for SEC's intensity
DALLAS - Matthew Stafford's growth into one of the country's top quarterbacks started in the fertile fields of a neighborhood nourished by the aura of legendary quarterbacks.
Fifteen-hour trek from N.J. to Georgia right path for Moreno
MIDDLETOWN, N.J. - Knowshon Moreno is on top of the Georgia Bulldogs world looking down on elation. Fans - even a Rhodes Scholar - are ready to chisel him on the program's Mount Rushmore as a legend in the making.
Trophy talk unavoidable for Moreno
Knowshon Moreno insists he's not thinking about his name showing up as a leading contender for the Heisman Trophy.
Quarterbacks: Joe Cox from North Carolina
Running Backs: Shaun Chapas from Florida
Offensive Linemen: Josh Davis from Mississippi
Wide receivers: Mohamed Massaquoi from North Carolina
Tight Ends: Aron White from Missouri
Special Team: Blair Walsh from Florida
Defensive Backs: Prince Miller from South Carolina
Linebackers: Akeem Hebron from Maryland
Defensive Linemen: Kade Weston from New Jersey
Miami QB suspended for season opener
MIAMI - Miami quarterback Robert Marve has been suspended for the season opener for an incident stemming back to last year, the Miami Herald reported on its Web site Saturday.
Future unknown for Paterno, Bowden
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Separated by 800 miles and styles that are about as far apart, Florida State's Bobby Bowden and Penn State's Joe Paterno are stuck together by winning and retirement rumors.
Bulldog teammates advance to semifinals
PINEHURST, N.C. - Adam Mitchell and Patrick Reed are giving the Georgia Bulldogs something to cheer besides football.
Mitchell, Reed bow out in semis
PINEHURST, N.C. - After a week full of autographs and adulation, Danny Lee is starting to feel like Tiger Woods at the U.S. Amateur.
Rich White: Maintenance can make difference in gas mileage
No matter where the presidential candidates are on the campaign trail, the issue of skyrocketing gas prices always is a top concern. We applaud Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama for discussing vehicle maintenance as a way to save energy, citing proper tire inflation and regular tune-ups as steps motorists can take to be part of the solution.
Chris Young: Saxon would walk the walk as this area's congressman
I'm not surprised at news of Rep. Paul Broun nearly draining his taxpayer-funded office operations account on what amounted to campaign literature (Story, "Broun's budget nearly drained," Wednesday). If there is one thing Broun is consistent about, it's his lack of consistency. For someone to run as a conservative, then spend taxpayer's money like he's on shore leave, leaves a lot to be desired in terms of integrity.
Ann Holloman: Trash collection changes needed in Athens-Clarke
In a moderate-size subdivision off Quailwood Drive near Whitehead Road Elementary School, there are trash receptacles out by the roadside every day. Because we live outside the area where the Athens-Clarke County government handles garbage collection, we have to contract individually with commercial trash haulers. Thus, we have different garbage trucks driving through our neighborhood every day, sometimes more than one truck a day.
Elinor Rees: In praise of a movie, and a movie reviewer
As a senior citizen who has lamented the scarcity of good movies this summer - and I hope I speak for many others as well - I thank Beechwood Cinema for showing a film worthy of our time and money.
Rings exhibit showcases long-lost collection
Art professor Mary Hallam Pearse stumbled upon the vintage display case while redding up a student studio at the University of Georgia.
UGA graduate uses his psychology degree to win at poker
David Bach is a different kind of University of Georgia alumni. His degree - psychology - is his professional ace, all right. But not how you might expect.
Rich: A difference of upbringing
Not long ago, I met a nice guy, a renewing of an old friendship actually, and I tried to fall in love. I tried but I couldn't.
Rossiter: Semester has truly begun
Week one is history. Beds are unkempt. New towels are dirty. Clothes are on the floor. Mom, dad or both aren't around to pick up the messes, much less cook dinner. Even beer is starting to lose its appeal.
Polaneczky: Bits of action, comedy served up in this 'Lunch'
Franny is, well, let's just say she is different. She loves her room dark and gloomy, and bats just follow her around wherever she goes.
Gerson: Turn bad into good
I recently returned from my annual uplifting experience of leading the confirmation students of our temple, with some of their parents, on an educational journey to New York City.
Lewis: Kids make a sound strategy to use against writer's block
People often ask me how I come up with topics to write about each and every week. As anyone with young kids knows, there's rarely a shortage of "material," though the time and clarity of mind to incorporate it into something readable isn't so easy to come by. And because stuff that's worth writing about comes about sporadically, it can be tough to record it and then expect to find it when I'm finally sitting down with my computer.
Popping open a soda solution
We're receiving more and more notes about creative ways people have found to be both thrifty and green.
Community notes: Bearded Lady Date Auction gains 100 volunteer hours
The Athens Beard and Moustache Club's inaugural "Bearded Lady Date Auction" netted 100 hours of volunteer pledges, which will benefit a variety of local charities.
Peace proponent Swamiji in Atlanta
One of the world's foremost proponents of peace and social responsibility, His Holiness Mahamandaleshwar Paramhans Swami Maheshwarananda, known around the world as Swamiji, will be in Atlanta Sept. 9-10.
Notes: UGA Performing Arts takes to the stage for a new season
This year, the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center will open its season with a first - four UGA grads will take the stage on Sept. 21 by way of The Georgia Guitar Quartet.
Another Athens band to watch - Dead Confederate
Athens rockers Dead Confederate have made Rolling Stone magazine's list of six bands to watch in 2008.
Quartet playing more than the numbers game
It would be more than accurate to say that the Atlanta-based Bonaventure Quartet is one of the country's prime purveyors of Hot Club jazz, as made famous some 70 years ago by celebrated guitarist Django Reinhardt (1910-1953).
'Party Animal' to prowl Athens
A dozen years ago, Bert Kreischer was living the life of ... well, Kreischer.
Howard's going it alone
When Terrence Howard first met with Sony music executives to discuss a recording career, the suits made an assumption.
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Hiking 103: Panther Creek Falls - Meet at the park and then head to Habersham County to hike through the wilderness to a 50-foot waterfall.
Nicholson man's birthday trip not your typical ocean voyage
NICHOLSON - It's common for men and women to start making life-changing plans when they hit 40 - lose 20 pounds, go to Europe, learn Spanish, swim across the Atlantic Ocean.
School districts feel budget pinch
Northeast Georgia school administrators may have to increase class size and cut summer school classes as they implement cost-saving measures in the face of possible state budget cuts.
Forensics job victim of GBI budget cuts
Rick Snow may have made his last trip to Athens to unearth human bones.
Couple's legal fight ends in their deaths
A divorcing Athens couple attended a court-ordered mediation session hours before the man killed his wife and committed suicide.
Watkinsville forces lumber firm to cut and run
WATKINSVILLE - The hulking trucks, timber stacks and swirling sawdust of a logging company don't exactly gel with local officials' vision for a sparkling small city.
Council on aging cutting deep
The Athens Community Council on Aging laid off a retirement planning expert when the state pulled the plug on a brand-new grant to comply with Gov. Sonny Perdue's order for Georgia agencies to cut their budgets by 6 percent.
Kennel operators indicted in cruelty case
A Jackson County grand jury returned felony animal cruelty indictments this week against the four people who ran a kennel where state and local authorities found dozens of starving dogs living in squalid conditions last winter.
NBAF comments due by Monday
Monday is the deadline for public comments on a proposed federal animal disease research lab that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is considering building in Athens.
Athens man dies in motorcycle crash
A 28-year-old Athens man was fatally injured Friday morning when he lost control of a stolen motorcycle and crashed on Old Lexington Road in southeastern Clarke County, Athens-Clarke police said.
Bogart man sentenced for child molestation
An Oconee County Superior Court judge Friday sentenced a Bogart man to 70 years in prison for repeatedly molesting a 10-year-old girl in 2003.
Fay not done yet
APALACHICOLA, Fla. - Fay just won't quit. The tropical storm that set a record with four landfalls in Florida chugged west across the Gulf Coast on Saturday and cities from Pensacola to New Orleans prepared for several inches of rain.
Local gang member wants another trial
The first person ever convicted in Athens as a street gang member wants a new trial.
Best water in state title goes to Macon
MACON - The Georgia Association of Water Professionals voted Macon the city with the best-tasting tap water in the state.
State grant for reservoir dries up
The state this week turned off the tap on grant money it had promised local communities for new water supplies, but that won't sink the Hard Labor Creek Reservoir, officials said.
Annual stroke forum planned at St. Mary's
St. Mary's Hospital will host its fourth annual Community Stroke Forum from 6-8 p.m. Thursday in the hospital's Assembly Rooms and Atrium Lobby, 1230 Baxter St.
Meetings set Tuesday on college planning
Jackson County and East Jackson Comprehensive high schools will host meetings for parents and students to plan for college at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in each school's auditorium.
No garbage pickup on Labor Day
The Athens-Clarke Solid Waste Department will be closed on Labor Day, so residential customers who normally put out their trash on Mondays are asked to wait until Tuesday next week.
Bogart will elect new mayor
Bogart Mayor Tom Peavey resigned this week after less than eight months in office.
Area unemployment offices busy
Unemployment rates in Northeast Georgia and the state are reaching levels not seen in more than a decade.
DNR proposed cuts may close 13 parks
ATLANTA - Budget cuts proposed by the state Department of Natural Resources could close up to 13 state parks and historic sites or shorten their hours.
Fay damages homes in South Georgia
FOLKSTON - Tropical Storm Fay has toppled trees onto several homes and flooded some roads with drenching rain in parts of Southeast Georgia as the storm makes it way across northern Florida.
Holiday airfare likely higher than last year
ATLANTA - People planning to fly during the holidays this year likely will have to dig deeper in their pockets.
Government needs to focus on product safety, not obesity
Recently, The Washington Post featured a weeklong, front-page series devoted to the pernicious effects of the increase it perceived in children's obesity.
Singer substitution a low point in Olympics
"The reason was for the national interest," the chief music director of the ongoing Beijing Olympics told Beijing Radio. "The child on camera should be flawless in image, internal feelings and expression. Lin Miaoke is excellent in those aspects. But in the aspect of voice, Yang Peiyi is flawless."
Oil independence an idiotic premise
Most every politician and pundit says "energy independence" is a great idea. Presidents have promised it for 35 years. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we were self-sufficient, protected from high prices, supply disruptions and political machinations?
Such a thing as too many free lunches
Even Jimmy Schmidt would have gone for a deal like that.
Clarke school officials should act like adults
There's the first day of kindergarten. Sleep-away summer camp. The psychological minefield that is high school.
Winders: His eyes have seen the glory ...
Randy Williams wouldn't want this story to be about cancer. In fact, this close to kickoff, he might consider it silly to discuss anything other than the University of Georgia Bulldogs.
Thompson: Just say you're sorry and then be quiet
"I hope the paper will have the wisdom to see this was a government in its finest hour, not its lowest point."
Huckaby: Rafting trip not at all like 'Deliverance'
The most embarrassing two hours I ever spent in a movie theater was when I took my girlfriend, her mother and her kid sister to see "Deliverance."
Shipp: Dems' convention could be trip back in time
Unfortunately for their supporters, Democrats may be getting ready to party like it's 1988.
Blog Bits
Government reporter Blake Aued, on local opposition to the proposed National Bio- and Agro-Defense Facility:
Random Thoughts: Senior tax break
Some may say this time of revenue shortfalls for governments isn't the time to mention tax breaks. Well, the time always is right to do right by those who have paid their dues.
Poverty transcends racial discrepancies
Don't be alarmed that minorities in America will constitute a majority in less than two generations. Instead, follow the money.
Georgia moving on new corrections strategies
The Georgia Department of Corrections is responsible for the incarceration of nearly 60,000 adults, and the supervision of another 150,000 adults on felony probation. We employ nearly 15,000 people. Indeed, if the Department of Corrections was a city, it would be the second largest city in the state.
Hollywood's use of mentally handicapped people flawed
I refuse to join the boycott of "Tropic Thunder." When I saw the e-mails from fellow disability rights activists to denounce the movie because of the repeated use of the R-word - "retard" - I groaned. Don't they know what the word "satire" means?
Oconee volleyball grabs four wins
The Oconee County volleyball team rolled to four wins in the Northeast Georgia Shootout on Saturday.
Warriors' runners finish in top 10
The Oconee County cross country boys team finished eighth and the girls 10th at the Walton Stage Race in Duluth.
Cochran: Last year laid foundation for '08
The records are wiped clean. With last year's seniors gone, every team's depth chart is bumped up one spot. The time to brag about last year has officially ended.
2008 Composite Schedule
A look at the 2008 high school weekly football schedule.
Region Breakdown
A look at the regional assignments for 2008.
2007 Standings
A look at the final standings from 2007.
Cedar Shoals: Jaguars' success could rest on Lattimore's shoulders
De De Lattimore isn't that talkative anyway, but something first-year Cedar Shoals coach Xarvia Smith said during the preseason left him stammering.
Oconee QB responds well to the spotlight
WATKINSVILLE - When Mitch Olson first met Zach Mettenberger, he had already heard chatter that the Oconee County quarterback was "a goofy kid." But when Olson, Oconee County's third football coach in four years, was introduced to the 17-year-old this past February shortly after he accepted the position, Mettenberger quickly dispelled the rumors.
Winder-Barrow: Corley perfect pick for new head coach
One thing new Winder-Barrow coach Ben Corley didn't have to worry about when he led the team in spring drills was gaining the attention and support of his players.
Clarke Central: QB Wilson looking forward to INTs
For a quarterback, Clarke Central's John Wilson has personal goals that might sound strange.
Madison County: Allen open to any spot
DANIELSVILLE - Madison County coach Randall Owens doesn't know what to make of senior Aldreakis Allen.
Oconee County: Olson feels right at home
When it comes to roots, no one dug deeper than Mitch Olson.
Oglethorpe County: Double duty motivates Johnson
LEXINGTON - On Friday nights, D.J. Johnson doesn't get much time to catch his breath.
North Oconee: Patience pays for Fullington
For three years, Jamie Fullington was forced to wait.
Jefferson: Roberds hits weights hard
Kyle Roberds' palms were sweaty and his heart was pounding.
Commerce: Big hits keep Bowen completely satisfied
Even in the summer heat, Chase Bowen doesn't mind getting a little dirty.
East Jackson: Experience helps as second season comes
Frank Caputo has been a high school football coach for more than two decades, but nothing he's ever experienced in the sport prepared him for the task of developing a program from scratch, as he did last season at East Jackson.
Westminster Christian: Closer look
Westminster looking to make strides in 2008.
Athens Christian: Players happy to be in mix
As part of a strategy to rebuild its struggling football program four seasons ago, Athens Christian opted to play a non-region schedule, which worked well in terms of development but eliminated any shot the team had at the postseason.
Apalachee: 'Cats hope for smooth switch
When Apalachee ascended from Class AA to Class AAA in 2004, the Wildcats endured a couple of difficult campaigns - going 3-17 - before earning postseason berths during their last two years in Region 8-AAA.
Athens Academy: Colquitt a total team player
As the time was diminishing and the inevitable was becoming apparent, James Colquitt was trying everything he could to prevent Athens Academy's season from ending.
Prince Avenue: Wolverines add strength to slate
After losing its season opener last August to Fellowship Christian, Prince Avenue Christian reeled off five straight wins and appeared poised to contend for a Class A playoff berth in just its second year of varsity play.
Jackson County: Kirk brings new attitude
JEFFERSON - Billy Kirk is no longer the new coach on the block, but he's convinced his Jackson County Panthers will look like a whole new team this season.
Big, colorful flowers aren't that hard to grow
If you're a first time homeowner, listen up. If you think you can't grow fabulous flowers, read on. If past failures have made you throw your hands up and retreat from gardening in general, get ready to rumble. There's a secret to great big bold flowers.
Custom shower curtains create tile match
Have you noticed that the newest luxury area in a home is the bathroom? In new homes, baths are often huge, having both full showers and jet tubs.
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Athens Area Association of REALTORSCelebrates 50TH Anniversary
2008 marks the 50th anniversary for the Athens Area Association of REALTORS Inc. Celebrating five decades which began with 21 founding members representing 14 firms, the organization will hold a commemorative event on August 15th.
The Athens Area Association of REALTORS(AAAR) is holding a drive to benefit Cell Phones for Soldiers. The charity uses monies from the sale of the collected cell phones to purchase calling cards for soldiers.
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Freshman scores Dogs' goals in opening victory
Freshman Ashley Miller scored the only two goals in her first game in a Georgia uniform and the No. 18 Bulldogs won their season opener 2-0 over Mercer on Friday.
Edwards bumps way to Bristol win
BRISTOL, Tenn. - Kyle Busch and Carl Edwards did nothing Saturday night to dispel the idea the upcoming Chase for the Championship would be a two-man race.
Mears joins Childress team
BRISTOL, Tenn. - Another one of the sport's worst-kept secrets was confirmed Saturday when Richard Childress said he's hired Casey Mears to drive a new fourth team car in 2009.
Clay has golden touch
BEIJING - Bryan Clay won the decathlon at the Beijing Games, the first American man to win the 10-discipline event at the Olympics since 1996.
Atlanta stops slump against Cards
ST. LOUIS - The Atlanta Braves have no intentions of giving up this season.
Gymnasts' parents refute age questions
BEIJING - The parents of the Chinese gymnasts are indignant, the International Olympic Committee sounds satisfied and the Beijing Games are almost over. Yet questions persisted Friday about the ages of China's gold-medal women's gymnastics team.
MLB roundup: Rays get past ChiSox
Driver's all business at Bristol
BRISTOL, Tenn. - With three races before the field is set for NASCAR's 10-race Chase for the championship, nine drivers are separated by 162 points in the competition for the last seven spots.
Yankee greats joined by Jeter
BALTIMORE - Derek Jeter is honored to be part of an exclusive club with Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth. For now, however, the New York Yankees shortstop is more interested in keeping his team in the playoff hunt.
Mets' Castillo remains on DL
NEW YORK - The New York Mets temporarily shelved their plans to activate Luis Castillo on Saturday, giving the second baseman more time to rest his strained left hip flexor.
Burrell sparks Phillies' rout
PHILADELPHIA - Pat Burrell homered and matched his career high with five RBIs, and Cole Hamels pitched effectively with some overdue run support to lead the Philadelphia Phillies past the Los Angeles Dodgers 9-2 Saturday.
Cards hammer Braves pitchers
ST. LOUIS - Adam Wainwright worked six dominant innings in his first start since early June, and Albert Pujols had three hits and three RBIs in the St. Louis Cardinals' 18-3 victory over the sagging Atlanta Braves on Friday night.
Braun returns to Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE - Brewers All-Star Ryan Braun returned to the starting lineup Friday against the Pittsburgh Pirates as he continues to deal with a nagging, tight back.
MLB roundup: Phillies pound Dodgers
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Atlanta looks to regain fans
FLOWERY BRANCH -The scene reminded Thomas Dimitroff of something out of "A Beautiful Mind," the movie about a mathematical genius.
Williams to have neck surgery
HOUSTON - Injured Houston Texans receiver Harry Williams will have surgery today to repair a neck vertebra he fractured during a preseason game Friday night.
Ryan gets win in his first start
ATLANTA - One start, one win for Matt Ryan. Ryan, making his first preseason start, opened the second half with a touchdown pass to give Atlanta the lead and the Falcons beat the Tennessee Titans 17-3 on Friday night.
Streelman emerges as Barclays leader
PARAMUS, N.J. - Steve Stricker lost a ball and a big lead Saturday at sun-baked Ridgewood Country Club, leaving Kevin Streelman atop the leaderboard and more than two dozen players in The Barclays title chase.
Stricker leads Mahan by three at Barclays
Steve Stricker shot a 7-under 64 in perfect morning conditions Friday to take a three-stroke lead over Hunter Mahan in the FedEx Cup playoff opener.
Magill: Parrott riding hot tourney streak
Travis Parrott, who was the NCAA doubles champion with Matias Boeker at Georgia in 2001, has achieved outstanding success in his last three tournaments.
Nothing mechanically wrong found with UGA bus' doors
Mechanics have found no evidence to explain why the rear side doors popped open on a crowded University of Georgia bus as it pulled away from a campus bus stop Thursday, dumping two students onto the asphalt.
New angle for med campus foes
Anyone who thinks the Athens-Augusta rivalry is over, think again. Some Augusta-area lawmakers want to delay expanding the Augusta-based Medical College of Georgia to Athens in the face of a state budget crisis.
Alternative fuels' promise energized UGA researchers
University of Georgia research that some considered interesting but marginal a few years ago has matured into cutting-edge science - and has landed UGA in the middle of a national quest to find alternative energy sources to power America's cars and homes.
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Soulja Boy has dubbed himself the "Inventor of Swagg" but he's willing to share the title: the rapper recently Tweeted that he inked a deal for his T-shirts that say—what else—"I Am Swagg," to be sold in stores.
Now to hear Soulja tell it the shirts were scooped up in a multi-million dollar deal. "They want to place one of my shirts in 600,000 stores, that's 3 milliion dollars cash. I'm crying tears of joy," he Tweeted.
No word on who "they" is or where the shirts will ultimately retail, but the shirt is currently available on the rapper's Ocean Gang Clothing line website and retails for $30. Their brand's product offerings also include plenty of other ways to show off your swag: among the hoodies, T-shirts and snap backs there are graphics that say "Swagg Daddy" or simply "Swagg."
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NEW YORK—A series of attacks against LGBT New Yorkers in Manhattan over the last two weeks has sparked concern among local advocates.
The Anti-Violence Project said four men shouted anti-gay slurs as they attacked Nick Porto and Kevin Atkins near Madison Square Garden on May 5. The agency said the New York Police Department has arrested a suspect in connection with a second anti-gay attack that took place in Union Square on May 7.
Two men reportedly shouted anti-gay slurs as they attacked a man who was leaving a West Village bar on May 8. The NYPD arrested two men who allegedly attacked two gay men near a PATH station in Herald Square around 5 a.m. on May 9.
"I am outraged by this string of assaults," New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, a lesbian, said in a statement issued May 10. "These vicious assaults are not reflective of the diversity that defines New York City."


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Does anyone have any info on pcsing to Bamberg with two children one 3 and one 1 with no vax's? Any tips? Is there anything that you would vax for? I was looking at MMR but my concern is they want to do 2 shots within 28 days that just seems like a lot for such a harsh vaccine. Also scares me to do to my 17 month old little boy..... is there any others that you would consider? Is there any tips you can give me about the transition and the process of going? Will I be hassled? What is the best thing to say? religious reasons?
Germany doesn't require any vaccines, so the miltiary cannot make you get any shots at all. If you are worried about measles in Europe you can just go to any German doctor and get the measles only shot for your children and the military will never know. It costs very little since it's socialized medicine so if you have no insurance there are standard rates that apply (ca. 50 Euros for visit and then the shot runs at about 10-40 EUros, depending on which one you get).
The military can give you a religious exemption to all vaccines, but you cannot do some and not others. It's all or nothing. Past shots don't count, you might have turned religious recently, kwim? So I would claim a religious exemption and then privately do shots in Europe that I want without the military or any US registry ever knowing.
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CLEVELAND (AP) - A 12-year-old boy shot by police after grabbing what turned out to be a replica gun died from his wounds Sunday, a day after officers responded to a 911 call about someone waving a "probably fake" gun at a playground.
MIAMI (AP) - Since the day in 1959 that Cuban government agents blackmailed his father into committing suicide, Gustavo Villoldo has been on an anti-Castro mission that included co-piloting a B-26 bomber during the ill-fated 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion, infiltrating Cuba for the CIA numerous times and tracking down Fidel Castro lieutenant Ernesto "Che" Guevara in Bolivia in 1967.
KEENE, N.H. (AP) - The self-styled "Robin Hooders" race to the rescue of the parking peasantry, pumping quarters into their expired meters and leaving behind cards informing them they have been saved from "the king's tariff."
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Bhakti Niwas
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Located 1 km from Sri Sai Baba Samadhi Mandir and 1 km from Shirdi Bus Depot, Bhakti Niwas in Shirdi has a breakfast facility. This home stay in Shirdi consists of 40 rooms on 3 floors. Each room has an ensuite bathroom with hot and cold water supply, balcony, direct-dial phone, wardrobe and a bottled drinking water.
No of floors: 3 | No of rooms: 40
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You don't need to spend a lot of money to teach children. Young children learn using their five senses and movement. You can make many teaching tools yourself, use inexpensive items that you already have, or find free resources available on the internet. This is a 5 part series of Thrifty Teaching Tools.
| FREE Printables from 3 Dinosaurs
| DIY Alphabet Boxes
- Art: Offer simple tools for children like crayons, markers, paint, chalk
- Alphabet Phonics Song on YouTube
- ACTION Promote Early Literacy with Action!
- Ant Farm: Gather some ants and put them in a container with sugar water. Children are fascinated by these tiny critters. Read The Ant Bully, watch the movie, and read Stop Bullying: It Starts at Home
- Alphabet free printable Block Letters
|hands on as we grow
Apples—Read books about Johnny Appleseed. Have children place apples on a large chart sorting by color: red, green and yellow. Count and pattern apples. Let children peel the apples with an apple peeler which produces a very long peel. The children love to turn the wheel and watch with pride and amazement as a very long peel is accomplished. Ask the children to put their peels in a row according to length. The following recipe smells delicious and can be cooked in an electric skillet.
Apple Crisp (already tripled for a classroom)
1 1/2 cups quick-cooking rolled oats
1 ½ cups packed brown sugar
1 ½ cups packed brown sugar
3/4 cup flour
1 ½ teaspoons cinnamon
3/4 cup butter
6 pounds apples (about 15)
6 tablespoons sugar
Melt butter in electric skillet. Add oats, brown sugar, flour, cinnamon and a dash of salt. Peel, core and slice fruit to make approximately 15 cups. Mix with other ingredients. Cover and stir occasionally. Save some for the principal and custodian because the heavenly aroma will float down the hall.
1 ½ teaspoons cinnamon
3/4 cup butter
6 pounds apples (about 15)
6 tablespoons sugar
Melt butter in electric skillet. Add oats, brown sugar, flour, cinnamon and a dash of salt. Peel, core and slice fruit to make approximately 15 cups. Mix with other ingredients. Cover and stir occasionally. Save some for the principal and custodian because the heavenly aroma will float down the hall.
Items for Activities, Alphabet Box or Blocked Letter: Bubble wrap, books, buttons, beans, balls, balloons, butterflies, bats, bees, bunnies, beenie babies, block, bear, baker, broccoli.
The Adventures of a Cardboard Box video shows the creativity and magic of a young child playing with a simple box:
- Beans: Glue in shape of first name - you may need to print child's name then have them place glue on each letter and cover with beans
- Bird Feeder: Children enjoy making bird feeders and suet
- Baby food jars – smelling jars
- Breath – deep mantras to relax and focus
- Build with Blocks
- Butterfly Fun Facts
- Boxes
- Beenie Babies: toss, sort, pattern, learn beginning sounds, match sound with letter card
- Books: Read every day books of Repetition, Rhythm and Rhyme
- Bob Books Free Printables
- Blanket: Make a reading space with a blanket
- Baby food jars for sensory or discovery jars
| Rainbow Bubble Snakes
Bananas are inexpensive and nutritious. Slice down the middle and fill with peanut butter. Cut into pieces and freeze. The children will love having something frozen in their mouth. Banana Splits
Ask parents to contribute and let children make their own banana split. Offer toppings of Marchino cherries, whipped topping, nuts, M&M's, chocolate and caramel sauce.C - Items for Activities, Alphabet Box or Blocked letter: Chalk, coffee filters, cotton balls, cups, cereal, cars, cookie cutters, candy, cupcakes, cowboys, candy canes, corn, cookies, carrots, cook, clown, counting games.
- Cat in the Hat – Great book for rhyming words and learning the short a vowel sound (at, cat, hat, mat, bat, fat, sat)
- Communicate – ask for help for supplies, emails, notes home, signature notes
- Car races: make tracks or maze out of duck tape or blocks
- Computers – see lists on my right sidebar for FREE resources
- Chalk outline body, trace over letters, hopscotch
- Curiosity: Encourage a child's natural curiosity and you will prevent behavior problems
- Consequences: The Good , the Bad and the Ugly
- Creativity:Why Craft? Why Art?
- Counselor: Invite the school counselor to give her talk on Being a Friend, Bullying, Say 'no' to drugs
| Mommy with Selective Memory
| Growing a Jeweled Rose
Dirt Pudding
1 (14 oz) bag Oreo cookies
2 (3 ½ ounce) packages vanilla instant pudding
3 cups milk
1 cup powdered sugar
1 (8ounce) package cream cheese, softened
¼ cup butter, softened
1 (12 ounce) container cool whip
Gummy worms
Break up cookies and put half on the bottom of a clean clay flower pot or child's sand bucket. Save other half for topping. Mix pudding and milk together, set aside. Mix sugar, cream cheese and butter. Add sugar mixture to pudding. Fold in cool whip. Pour onto cookies. Top with remaining cookies (or make more layers). Poke gummy worms into mixture. Refrigerate for at least a half hour when possible. Serve with gardening trowel or a child's plastic shovel.
| Upcycle Egg Cartons to Building Blocks
- Exercise: Count by 10s to 100 as you do different exercises
- Explore: Go on a nature walk
- Explain
- Experiment: Steve Spangler Science on Pinterest
- Environmental Print – As my daughter approached a store with her son, he yelled, "K-r-o-g-e-r! That spells Grocery Store!" He is learning the concept that the letter symbols form words. Environmental print is everywhere. Words are on cereal boxes, buildings, transportation signs, billboards, newspaper comics, game instructions, grocery lists, bubble bath, toys. Run your finger under words as you say them. This will teach children that reading is from top to bottom and from left to right.
Would you like a glimpse into Kindergarten? See Kindergarten: Tattle-Tales, Tools, Tactics, Triumphs and Tasty Treats for Teachers and Parents. Would you like to help your preschooler prepare for kindergarten? Read a mom's dilemmas with a teacher's advice and child development explanations in The Happy Mommy Handbook: The Ultimate How-to Guide on Keeping Your Toddlers and Preschoolers Busy, Out of Trouble and Motivated to Learn. These bestsellers make great gifts and are also available on Barnes & Noble and Kobo. The eBooks are only $3.99.


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The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 188 smoke-free guestrooms
- 3 restaurants and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- WiFi in the lobby
- Fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Computer station
- Lobby fireplace
- Front desk safe
- Free WiFi
What's around
- In New Town
- Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Princes Street Gardens (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- St. Giles' Cathedral (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Greyfriars Kirk (0.6 mi / 1 km)
- Scott Monument (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $338
- Classic Suite
- Junior Suite
- Classic Suite
- Deluxe Room
- Executive Double or Twin
- Superior Deluxe King Single Occupancy
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, View (Superior)
- Deluxe King Bedroom Single Occupancy
- Executive Double or Twin Room
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed
- z_Classic double for sole use
- Superior Room, 1 King Bed (Deluxe)
- Classic Double Room
- z_Executive double for sole use
- Junior Suite
- Executive Double or Twin Room
- Executive Double or Twin Room
- Classic Suite
- z_Classic Double Advance Purchase
- Junior Suite, 1 King Bed
- Classic Suite, 1 King Bed
- Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, View (Superior)
- Deluxe Room
- Classic Double Room
- Classic Double Room
- Deluxe Room
- Executive Double or Twin Room
- Deluxe Room (Castle View)
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 188 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-11 PM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Pets not allowed
- WiFi in public areas *
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
Nearby Five Star Edinburgh hotels
In the hotel
- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
- 2 bars/lounges
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Fireplace in lobby
In the room
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The full-service Balmoral Spa has five treatment rooms, a 15-metre pool, Finnish dry sauna, Turkish steam room, gym, fitness studio, and relaxation suite. Services include facials, body wraps, massages, manicures, and pedicures.
DiningNumber One - This fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Hadrians - Onsite restaurant.
Palm Court - This restaurant serves light fare only.
The Balmoral Bar - Onsite bar.
Scotch - Onsite bar.
Awards and affiliations
Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in Green Tourism Program, a program that measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.
The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh's small print
Also known as
- Balmoral Edinburgh
- Balmoral Hotel
- Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh
- Hotel Balmoral
- Balmoral Edinburgh Hotel
- The Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh, Scotland
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for an additional charge
Full breakfast is offered for an extra charge of GBP 25 per person (approximately)
WiFi is available in public areas for GBP 15.00 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Beyond the Village
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Show Info: Beyond the Village podcast goes behind the scenes of international nonprofit, Children of the Nations (COTN). Hear from the perspective of the children in Sierra Leone, Uganda, Malawi, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. Listen to U.S. and international staff share about their joys and their struggles. And explore what all this really means with special guests.


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Posted on 15 October 2009
- 12:00
Tom Huddlestone admits it's probably not the best time to face Portsmouth - but is confident we can go and win at Fratton Park on Saturday.
Pompey ended a run of seven straight defeats in the Barclays Premier League with a 1-0 win at Wolves last time out.
The club has since been taken over and former Chelsea boss Avram Grant has returned to Fratton Park as Director of Football having previously been Technical Director between 2006-07.
Tom takes that all into account when assessing the fixture. "They've played well in their last few games and maybe have been a bit unlucky to lose them, but they won their last game and they will be full of confidence," he stated.
"They've just been taken over as well so I'm sure the whole club will be lifted.
"It's never an easy place to go anyway and it's probably not the ideal time to play them but we know regardless of who we play, if we're on form then we can beat anyone."
Tom watched Pompey's early kick-off against Everton on September 26 and was impressed with the former - and current - Spurs players in the Pompey side.
Kevin-Prince Boateng moved to Fratton Park on a full transfer in August - joining ex-Spurs Younes Kaboul and Michael Brown - while Jamie O'Hara is there on loan until January.
"Kevin and Jaime seemed to be at the focal point of everything they did against Everton," said Tom. "Kevin didn't have too many opportunities at Tottenham but you could see in training that he had real quality.
"Jamie was a bit unlucky at the start of the season with how well the team started because day in, day out he's one of the best trainers.
"The manager has said he wants him back in January and that has to be a good sign.
"The main thing for Jamie is that he wants to play football regularly and he's doing that now in the Premier League."
19 July 2017
Ticket details have been confirmed for our trip to Goodison Park to face Everton on Saturday 9 September.
7 April 2017
Harry Kane is back in the squad to face Watford in the Premier League on Saturday.
27 January 2017
Friendships and rivalries will be renewed for two of our players on Saturday when we face Wycombe Wanderers in the FA Cup fourth round... and a certain Adebayo Akinfenwa.
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Pradip Chattopadhyay
Incomplete - Poem by Pradip Chattopadhyay
In between the drudgery for hard prose called bread
pick up the hum of a pulsating thread
string them in mind give them a name
frame it in print outline of a poem!
It can be raw ripe cored and sweet
it can be anything but never complete
bitter nut cracked a songbird's tweet
the only opening heart's only conduit!
It can be anything untimely summer's rain
a pain unknown raindrops on windowpane
a sigh muted happy memory's fountain
tears for losing what would never come again!
Hold it for life for all they are worth
to breathe out the prose breathe in rebirth
in colors and shades tastes bitter sweet
a poem that is anything but ever complete!
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