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VERRAZANO, one of the top three-year-old colts in the US last year and an impressive winner of the Haskell Invitational Stakes, will join Aidan O'Brien for a European campaign in 2014.
It was thought the son of More Than Ready, whose other top-level win came in the Wood Memorial, would be retired to stand at Coolmore's Ashford Stud in Kentucky.
However, a successful European campaign will help raise the profile of the former Todd Pletcher inmate, who could run at Royal Ascot in the summer.
"It makes sense for Verrazano to move to Europe as he has achieved so much already here," said Pletcher, quoted on Coolmore's website.
"The owners [Coolmore partners John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith] love to have their best horses run at Royal Ascot and a win there would be of great benefit to his stallion career."
Dermot Ryan, manager of Ashford Stud, added: "Being the best son of More Than Ready, who is doing so well as a sire in Australia, we feel that a European campaign would raise his profile when the time comes for him to shuttle there."
Verrazano, 16-1 with Paddy Power for the Breeders' Cup Classic, finished down the field in the Kentucky Derby, but bounced back in stunning style with a brilliant win in the Haskell. He was fourth in the Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile before claiming third on his final start of the year in the Cigar Mile.
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I've been invited to a Super Bowl party and I'm thinking of just not going to avoid all the snacks. I know I could easily chow down 1000 calories in a few hours surrounded by yummy snack foods. The game isn't of interest to me, just the fun time with friends but oh my....the temptation will be soooo great.
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bring your own snacks, eat a salad before you go, bring your own diet pop and low cal alcohol, and find something to do. i'm the same way, i'm not a fan of football, but every year we have the party and i make everyone's favorite appetizers because i don't like them. i also burn calories by refilling everyone's beer glasses and taking care of the kids. and i still get to hang with the neighbors. it's a win for everyone!
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pick your demon - chips or beer...hmmm, decisions, decisions.
maybe bring your own veggie tray - something you know you can enjoy since you paid for it and you brought it.
you could always eat before you go, and...
my personal favorite that i absolutely never do - drink one drink and then drink a glass of water. it apparently helps slow you down and thus you'll consume less alcohol.
have fun!!! enjoy the game.
who should i be routing for this year???
Thursday, January 31, 2008, 5:26 PM
I got together with friends for the playoffs and brought my own veggie tray, along with low fat rach (I just subbed it out from where the regular ranch dip sat in the tray and didn't say anything - no one noticed). I also brought whole grain tortilla chips and salsa. If there is something else that looks too good to pass up give yourself three bites - and that's it!
Double your cardio that morning or the day before.
Designate yourself DD so you have both an excuse and an obligation not to drink.
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Robin Parry scribbles the odd thought on various theological issues and books.
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- Robin Parry is the husband of but one wife (Carol) and the father of the two most beautiful girls in the universe (Hannah and Jessica). He also has a lovely cat called Monty (who has only three legs). Living in the city of Worcester, UK, he works as an Editor for Wipf and Stock — a US-based theological publisher. Robin was a Sixth Form College teacher for 11 years and has worked in publishing since 2001 (2001–2010 for Paternoster and 2010– for W&S).
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Mini-rant on foreign aid budgets
As usually happens in these times of relative hardship loud cries go up from the public complaining about the government's foreign aid budget. Why are we giving away all our hard earned money to foreigners when our own people are suffering? After all, these corrupt foreigners only spend it on weapons and space programs! We need to claw back that money and let charity begin at home!
There is currently a swell of public opinion in the UK that shares such sentiments.
I do NOT like it.
The UK is due to reach the giddy heights of generosity this year of giving away 0.7% of our GNP in overseas aid. It is a lot of money but as a percentage of the whole it is tiny. We spend almost all of our tax money on ourselves. And this is as it should be. Governments have a duty first to their own citizens. Maybe charity does begin at home, but even if it does it already has!
What frustrates me is that there are all sorts of budgets from which money could be diverted to help people whose houses and businesses are flooded. Why is it that the immediate reaction is always to stop the tiny bit that we give to help others?
I think that it is a good thing for a nation to seek to help others that are less well off. I think it is a virtuous thing. I think that it is a deeply human thing. That is the kind of nation I think Britain, or any nation, should aspire to be. To divert foreign aid money to flood victims instead of diverting money already allocated for UK spending would, I think, be a wrong move. Yes, times are hard and money is tight but when we only see our own problems and cannot see those of others we are in danger of gaining the world but losing our souls.
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And the people said, "Amen!"
Well, this people does, anyway. Thanks, Robin. - 11 February 2014 at 17:35
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- 11 February 2014 at 21:11
I think you're missing the point here. It's not that there is a general lack of concern for the plight of those in need overseas. The British people have shown themselves very generous when faced with humanitarian disasters worldwide. Britain, as a nation, as a society, as a community, does seek to help others that are less well off. It just doesn't like the idea of money which is collected through coercion (taxation) being used for charitable projects overseas when there are pressing needs at home. British people want to give, and do give, but they want to give freely. It seems that the comfortably-off find it all too easy to spend other people's money, but to do so without their consent is not charity, it's theft. 'Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver.'
- 11 February 2014 at 21:16
Not sure it's the public that object to foreign aid so much as the public selectively quoted and schooled in spiteful petulance by the mid-market tabloids. They'd have you believe they're the voice of the people. They're not.
- 12 February 2014 at 00:18
- Robin Parry said...
We obviously have very different views of government. Money taken in tax is not optional, true enough. But then none of us who pay tax have much of a say in where the money is spent. We elect a government to decide that on our behalf and, if we don't like what they do with it, we elect another. In the UK being elected IS the consent of people to make decisions on where money is spent. There is no need for a referendum on every decision for it to have legitimacy.
Where does the idea come from that none of that money should be spent on anyone outside of the UK? Not even a fraction of a percent? I cannot think of anywhere.
You speak of Britain as a nation and a society and as a community giving and yet what you actually seem to be speaking about is lots of individuals freely choosing what, if anything, they give. By Britain giving as a nation you seem to mean the sum total of all those individual givings. But surely the notion of Britain as community, nation, and society must be more than a loose collection of atomic individuals. And Britain giving as a nation cannot be limited to the individual choices of said individuals. Why cannot those who represent sub-communities within Britain and those who represent the nation as a whole (i.e., its elected representatives) give on our behalf just as they represent the nation in other ways?
People want to give freely. That's fine. They can and do. Nobody is stopping them. And nobody is stopping them giving generously to help out those struggling in the UK at the moment.
Perhaps we should see this time as an opportunity for individuals and sub-communities to pull together and sort things out instead of looking to central government to solve all such problems.
And perhaps it is an opportunity for the nation to say that we help our own but never at the expense of completely neglecting others. That the floods have helped us empathize even more with those nations in which floods cause far more harm and devastation than they have to us and they have strengthened our resolve to maintain our foreign aid. - 12 February 2014 at 09:56
Hi, Robin -- I do really appreciate your support for charity for other peoples. Personally, though, I think government has a very bad track record in essentially every area it gets involved in, introducing multiple layers of corruption and waste; and the idea that we must largely rely on an army of politicians and bureaucrats to fulfill the command of Love thy neighbor for us leads to all kinds of problems.
Another factor in foreign aid that turns me off is that it seems to be often used for nefarious geopolitical chess maneuvers and warmongering, which I would rather not have done in my name (at least with regard to US foreign aid), with money that has been taken from the People under a monopoly of force. I think the best kind of foreign aid is simply to get out of the way of people engaging in trade with all other people, which fosters harmony; and not creating dependencies abroad, or at home, through subsidies. I'd rather see the Church involved with voluntary foreign charity than the State involved with coerced 'charity'.
Seems to me that the strongest nation is the one which values individual Liberty the most and leaves each person free to obey the command to Love as they are led, without the barrel of the gun forcing them to do it as others would dictate.
Sorry, on my own mini soapbox there. :) lol - 18 February 2014 at 07:27


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Transformers 4 should be a prequel.
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Transformers 4 should be a prequel.
...Megatron and Starscream again
The entire story would probably have to be set on Cybertron, and that's not really in the cards.
Besides, it would be a little depressing to get this far, only to backtrack. (One of the reasons why I'm not looking forward to the upcoming SPIDER-MAN "reboot".)
Well where else can they go from TF3? All the villains got killed off, and Michael Bay did say he will never put in Unicron. I myself can't see where this series is going to go from where the third one left off from. Plus, the reboot for Spider-Man is necessary on some occasions. One of the reasons being that there was no where to go from SM3, and even the crew said everything was tied up in the third one where they even knew they couldn't go anywhere else with that story. I guess the same could go for the TF franchise, so that they can get it right this time around, or just ignore anything that happened in the previous movies. That's what a reboot really is, it either takes place after the original movies with little to no reference of the previous films, or start all over.
Are you kidding me.. Spider-man was done with the whole story? Lol they showed us 5 villains and a not so deep going story.. i loved the action in spider-man cartoons, awesome stuff.. there is still so much to do with that franchise, and the same for TF IMO.Originally Posted by DCBargas
When i Transform i release rockets with nanobot-viruses that destroys you from within... the fuel inside you will turn into acid, metal will melt instantly...
I'm a decepticon and my name is _____ All Hail Megatron!
Yeah, I was confused when they said that, but I also could see why they said it in the first place. Apparently in the fourth movie they were gonna have Vulture as the main villain, Spider-Man killing him with his bare hands (which he never does), and Mary Jane leaving town for no reason. Also Vulture was going to be Black Cat's dad, and Black Cat was going to be renamed to "The Vulturess"....yeah, I am not shitting with you on this, they basically ran out of ideas after 3. I have a couple of those articles saved on my blog site. Also, I could see where they could go from TF3, but without any of the actors returning except for the voice actors, it seems pointless to continue off from there. Especially since everything was in total destruction by the end. It would be weird seeing the next movie taking place a few months after acting like nothing happened, and the destruction didn't have any effect lol
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It's should be a reboot of a reboot of a reboot.
Well, not all of them. There are still plenty left. : rol
For all we know, all of them could've been in the films already. There were a lot of the Decepticons that never had their names mention in the movies. Remember in Transformers 2 there were a lot of those Decepticons in the desert? We could possibly have Unicron if Bay can make it work.
With a prequel, it would back up the trilogy.
We can see what The Fallen was doing before ROTF and the deal between Megatron and Sentinel Prime all on Cybertron.
To be honest I can't think of anything more boring than a prequel! Especially if a large part of it has to be set on Cybertron!
I think it's time to move on from Megatron, and Co, I mean there's literally a few thousand Decepticons to choose from as a new threat and the movies have shown they're not scared to pick obscure characters and throw them in the spotlight!
its true that there plenty of decepticons for pick for TF4, but i myself cant accept tf4 beign without Megs, Starscream and Soundwave
there are only 4 ways i can accept their absense
1. story takes places WAY BEFORE they even existed
2. if they never, EVER existed in that continuty to begin with
3. They can be absent, but as long they are alive offscreen
4. They should had been dead BEFORE that certain continuty began, thus they should had been dead before the prequel comics and/or film were released (then again i would not cared as i didnt knew anything of tf back then in 2007)
you dont. if they returned, they would remain saps because everyone knows that they would just die in the end for their second, or in megatrons case, third time. everyone complains how the stories arent the series strong point, and resurection would just make that statement as true as it possibly could be. i can just imagine the reviews now... they would tear bay apart for doing something like that (not like they dont already).
"You're nothing . . . . . . But Sentinel's Bitch!"
Yep I agree. Which is why I put the question out there! Fans are asking for these guys back without coming up with any reasons for bringing them back other than "because I can't accept TF without them!".
Transformers as a franchise I feel has gone above and beyond what other movie series' have done in keeping the villians around. I mean I was suprised they didn't go the Spider-Man route of killing Megatron off for good in the first and having a new big bad for the sequels. But they did a good job of keeping him involved! I feel DOTM was a fitting end for him though, he was weak, he'd had enough, he kicked Sentinels ass, then Prime put him out of his misery. You can't stretch it beyond that for the general audience.
If they decide to make a prequel, why don't they base it on the Robots wars on Cybertron. Have a story based on the original primes fighting the Decepticons on Cybertron and then sending the ship to Earth or several primes coming to earth and hiding the matrix or. They should include old Autobots and Decepticons during the movie and introduce the current Autobot line up (Prime, Bee, Jazz etc)
a prequel on cybertron wont happen. the price to make an entirely cg film would be incredibly huge. the films take a whopping amount of money to make to begin with. one of the the reasons why the bots cant get enough screen time to begin with is money issues. realistically, its not going to happen, or for a very long time at least.
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Megatron could come back as Galvatron. We still have some epic cons like Sixshot to work with. I personally think Jhiaxus would make for an awesome key villain if he's written right.
I don't think we need a history lesson (prequel) and I don't think we need to make reviving characters a trend. I'm sure it'll be a great movie even without Megs, Screamer, and Soundwave.
Transformers 4 should not be a prequel!
My idea is, Patrick Dempsey's character could easily not of been killed, so in revenge he could use his technology gained from working with the Decepticons for so long, to initiate the Headmaster series?
first , i want to apologize in advance for my bad english
so here is my idea:
what if some of the remaining decepticons have figured out, that the space bridge they were using could be altered into a time bridge. from there they could go back and alter the things from the last movies. so this way they could bring old characters back, while introducing a whole new cast and another story perspective...
i hope everyone understood what i was trying to say
"Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder but ugly is there for everyone to see", Kevin Gilbert (1966-1996)
Just saw an old video of IGN daily from April saying "it's official, TF4 is coming with a brand new cast"... i have to say it's makin me a bit sad to think that i will never see Shia or Rosie or any other cast member again.. i know IGN knows as much as us but the thought of it you know..
I wake up with the song "all that you are- goo goo dolls" every morning since i have my new Sony speaker and i start to recreate those scenes back in my head and they are so nice you know.. I'll really miss the love in the relationship between Shia and Rosie cause i think now that that relationship looked stronger, warmer and better then with Megan and i just wanna see that grow and see what can happen between those two what kind of struggles they have to overcome within their relationship and how they fix certain problems and stuff, argues, fights but also that Sam might be asked to help the bots once again.. maybe i'm just a big softy and a sucker for romance now that i'm listening to the TF3 album.. but it still sucks...
When i Transform i release rockets with nanobot-viruses that destroys you from within... the fuel inside you will turn into acid, metal will melt instantly...
I'm a decepticon and my name is _____ All Hail Megatron!


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Kevin Durant decided he wasn't going to wait to declare himself as a willing participant for USA Basketball next summer. Ditto for Kevin Love.
The two NBA stars made it official Wednesday they will play for the USA squad which will compete at the FIBA Basketball World Cup in Spain next August after both were members of the gold-medal winning team from last summer at the London Olympics.
"I didn't want Coach K (Mike Krzyzewski) and Mr. Colangelo (USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo) waiting," Durant, the Oklahoma City Thunder star said after practice at the Mendenhall Center. "I owed them that. I knew I was going to play all along, so why not just get it out there officially and get it over with?"
Love, the Minnesota Timberwolves' franchise player, hoped by announcing his commitment early, other players will follow suit.
"Hopefully it will create a ripple effect with the guys and get some commitments," Love said. "We're going to have a lot of guys who want to play on this team so I wanted to let it be known early on that I'm in."
Krzyzewski said he wasn't all that surprised to see the two NBA stars commit so early.
"I'm so happy that they're so comfortable being part of the team, and for them to show up in person here (in Las Vegas) to do it, that's incredible," Krzyzewski said.
Colangelo said: "I had a feeling that of our Olympians, they were among the ones who were committed to (2014). I think it's a statement to the other guys that when someone like Kevin Durant says, 'I'm in,' they're going to take notice of that and it gives us some positive momentum moving forward toward next year."
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Under sunny skies Thursday afternoon, Steamboat residents and visitors of all ages and backgrounds ambled in to the community center for a free Thanksgiving meal.
Diners met a full spread with mounds of turkey, dressing, stuffing and all the fixings, along with a table covered with desserts.
For some, the variety meant a chance to try something new. First-timer Chris Masse said he usually stays away from yams, but this year he tried some and enjoyed them.
"The food was an A-plus," he said.
He ate with friends Ryan Thompson, who planned to join friends for another meal later in the day, and Monty Holder, who's a regular at the community Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
Holder said he comes because the meal provides a chance to catch up with friends and, since he's a seasonal worker and winter has just started, it is an economical way to have a holiday meal.
"It's early season; I'm broke. I don't get paid until tomorrow," he said.
The friends spent the morning skiing and then came to the community center.
Brother and sister Cliff and Candace Garnett also stopped by to eat after a morning of skiing.
"I wasn't going to cook. I was up on the mountain all day," Candace Garnett said.
Last year, the siblings went out to eat, which Candace said was expensive. Since their home is in Iowa -- too far for a weekend trip -- the community dinner offered a fun, friendly atmosphere, she said.
For Steve Rudolph, the dinner was something of a homecoming. Rudolph was born in Steamboat, moved around and came back to live for a few years in the mid-1970s, then moved back again just a few weeks ago.
He and his father came because they enjoy meeting new people and catching up with old friends.
The food, Rudolph said, also was great. He expected five or six dishes, but there were closer to a dozen to choose from, he said.
Randy and Sue Oehme stopped by with their 3-year-old son, Jason. Sue Oehme said she's donated food for the meal for a few years, but this was the first time she and her family came to eat.
"It was really after 9/11," she said when asked when she started bringing a dish to donate. "I just felt like I needed to do something."
Sue Oehme has brought a large tub of corn pudding, a family favorite, each year since. Eating at the community center this year was a fun, she said, and meant the family could spend the morning watching the parade and playing in the snow. Her son enjoyed the macaroni and cheese and olives.
Rebecca Pauvert, the chef at Hazie's Restaurant, carved turkeys in the back along with several other restaurant managers and chefs from Steamboat Ski and Resort Corp. restaurants.
Many of the Ski Corp. volunteers have been coming for half a dozen years, but for Pauvert, it was a first.
"It's wonderful. I'm going to do it again next year," she said.
Cheryl Antalek of Vectra Bank helped organize the dinner. She came and brought her family along. Her son, Brian, washed dishes, and her other son planned to come later on in the day to eat.
"It's a lot more rewarding to be involved," Antalek said.
Her son Brian, 17, agreed. Although he'd rather be skiing, he said he knew someone had to help with the work.
Tiraje Hasenfuss, 59, came with her husband. The couple lives in Denver but stay at their condominium in Steamboat whenever they can.
"We don't have anybody here. It's just him and me," she said pointing to her husband. "So it's wonderful to be with people here."
The trays and trays of homemade dishes were all tasty, she said, but most importantly, everyone who came to eat felt welcome.
"There shouldn't be any hungry person in Steamboat with this place here," Hasenfuss said.
"They should just come here and be with other people and be thankful for it. We have so much to be thankful for."
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Ultra-enthusiastic Riverside Poly High Principal Michael Roe brought a good idea with him when he left Tahquitz High in Hemet.
In his first year at Poly, he staged a Superbowl For Kids football extravaganza for students with disabilities on Friday, Jan. 31. It was the same format as the Hemet Unified School Districtâs Super Kids Bowl, which was held for the ninth time the day before at West Valley High School.
The event was started by Matt Kraemer for his special-needs students when he was principal at Little Lake Elementary School in east Hemet.
On the big day, kids, one by one, are handed footballs and score touchdowns against high school players. A school band plays. Cheerleaders yell. Parents, teachers and kids get excited. Tears of joy are abundant.
Kraemer expanded the game to include special-needs students from all over the Hemet district. The event rotates each year between Hemet, Tahquitz and West Valley high schools. He continued the game when he left Little Lake to become principal at Idyllwild School. Itâs grown to the point that elementary-aged students participate one year and kids at middle and high schools score touchdowns the next. Itâs his special project.
Roe adopted the event to great acclaim at his new job at Poly, where 240 students with moderate to severe disabilities from Riverside middle and high schools participated.
Kraemer got the idea from seeing an ESPN television report about a Pee Wee football team that held an event for special-needs kids. âI decided to take the idea and run with it,â Kraemer said.
He brought the concept to high school fields and added cheerleaders and a band. Besides the thrills experienced during the day, he said high school students who volunteer to help have a history of relating better with special-needs students on their campuses. âIt breaks down barricades at schools,â he said.
He didnât hear about Roeâs adoption of the idea until Jan. 30, the day of his Super Kids Bowl. He wasnât upset at all. Itâs a concept he is happy to share. He would be thrilled if more school districts copied his Super Kids Bowl.
âI think itâs great,â he said of seeing his format spreading. âItâs all about the kids. There is nothing bad about it.â
Iâm sure the kids who scored touchdowns at Riverside Poly would agree.
The creative Roe has plenty of original ideas and is known for relating to students and making good use of smartphones, Facebook and Twitter in an educational setting.
My favorite idea he dreamed up was his proposal to replicate the Market Theater Gum Wall he saw in Seattle. It was where passersby famously stuck chewing gum. He thought installing a gum wall at Tahquitz High would be a way to keep campus sidewalks and the bottom sides of desk tops clean. It would serve as a good reminder to properly discard chewed gum.
He left people wondering if he was serious. He didnât receive a lot of enthusiastic support from Hemet school district officials.
I suppose it would have been deemed a health hazard, but it surely would have eased the work load of scraping off gum. I thought his idea was brilliant.
Perhaps he should try again. Maybe his gum-wall idea would stick at Riverside Poly.
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Apple's White iPhone Delay a Chance for Antenna Redesign
Kevin C. TofelLike Henry Ford's (F) Model T, you can have the Apple iPhone 4 in any color you want, so long as it's black. That's the continued message as Apple (AAPL) on July 23 announced further delays for the white iPhone 4, citing manufacturing challenges. The company says the "more popular iPhone 4 black models" are not affected by those challenges, but availability for the white iPhone 4 is now expected "later this year."
This isn't the first delay of the white iPhone 4 model, however. Indeed, in the press conference held to discuss antenna issues last week, Steve Jobs himself said the white model would be shipping by the end of July—and now a week later the device is delayed again? Engadget suggests there are production challenges at play, saying:
Specifically, the factory's still working out the perfect combination of paint thickness and opacity—the former to ensure the next subcontractor has enough clearance for the digitizer overlay, and the latter for the absolute whiteness that Jony Ive and Co. strive for.
The cynical side of me says this is BS. It could well be that Apple is trying to get the white color just right, but I'd expect that it would have worked out the manufacturing process to do so well in advance of the product launch. If anything, I suspect that Apple is tweaking the antenna design or finding some non-bumper solution to improve the device signal in areas of marginal coverage.
If I was a betting man, I'd guess that Apple's white iPhone arrives fairly close to Sept. 30. That's the date when Apple's free bumper case program currently expires. Which raises another question: Why does it expire on that date? One reason is that Apple likely feels no further obligation to address the "Antennagate" issues beyond that, since customers at that point should arguably know full well about potential signal issues when holding the device a certain way.
Another reason could be that by Sept. 30, Apple will have a minor antenna tweak for its iPhone. At last week's press conference, Jobs addressed the bumper case date, saying "Maybe we have a better idea. We will reevaluate in September." The black models already sold with a perceived problem are mitigated by the free bumpers. A new production run—say, of white iPhones first, followed by black models later—gives Apple the time to make its magical product better, sans bumper.
That better idea Jobs referenced might be more than just a case. I expect that when the white iPhone arrives, it won't just have the "perfect combination of paint thickness and opacity," but will have less of an antenna issue, too.
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The family of Justin Carter, the 19-year old Texas gamer who made offensive Facebook comments that landed him in jail, is working with new urgency to get his $500,000 bail reduced because they say Carter's getting beat up while behind bars.
"Without getting into the really nasty details, he's had concussions, black eyes, moved four times from base for his own protection," says Carter's father, Jack. "He's been put in solitary confinement, nude, for days on end because he's depressed. All of this is extremely traumatic to this kid. This is a horrible experience."
Carter has been in jail since a February arrest. After Justin finished playing the online game League of Legends, where the community trash-talking can get quite toxic, court documents show he posted the following messages on a Facebook page:
"I think Ima shoot up a kindergarten / And watch the blood of the innocent rain down/ And eat the beating heart of one of them."
Carter's father says his son was responding to an insult by being sarcastic, and followed the message with "JK" for just kidding, but that's disputed by police.
In April, a grand jury in Comal County, Texas, indicted Carter on a charge of making a terroristic threat, and a judge set bail at $500,000. The high bail has kept Carter imprisoned while his case moves through the court process.
"I have been practicing law for 10 years, I've represented murderers, terrorists, rapists. Anything you can think of. I have never seen a bond at five hundred thousand dollars," says Carter's attorney, Don Flanary.
The charge is a third degree felony, which in Texas, carries up to 10 years in prison. The Comal County District Attorney's office hasn't responded to our calls, but police in New Braunfels, TX, who have investigated the case, say in a time of heightened sensitivity to school shootings, they're interest is in preventing violence when they can.
"The whole situation is kind of unfortunate," said New Braunfels Police Lt. John Wells. "We definitely understand the situation that Mr. Carter is in, however he made the comments, and it is an offense. We have to…protect the general public and specifically, in this case, with it involving school children, we have to act. We take those very seriously."
Carter's father says his son's past five months of "suffering quite a bit of abuse" behind bars don't fit the crime. "He says he's really sorry. He just got caught up in the moment of the game and didn't think about the implications," Carter says.
An online petition for Justin Carter's release has gotten nearly 40,000 signatures, and attorney Flanary got a new hearing set for July 16 to bring up issues of his abuse and try and get bond lowered so Carter can go home to await trial.
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Some examples of nasal spray decongestants are oxymetazoline (such as Afrin or Zicam Extreme Congestion Relief) and phenylephrine (such as Neo-Synephrine).
Rebound congestion can develop from using a nasal decongestant more times in one day or more days than the label says. As the medicine wears off, sinus membranes swell, causing congestion, and a person may respond by using a higher dose of decongestant. If the cycle continues, a person builds up a tolerance by using larger and larger doses until congestion occurs whenever the person does not take the medication.
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It's been a quiet week at Casa Strictly. No massive surge in complaints; no columnists calling for one of the team to leave; no paparazzi shots that imply a secret passionate fling between a celebrity and their pro dancer. In fact, the most exciting news to develop this week was the announcement that Craig Revel-Horwood will be making his panto debut this year in Llandudno, where he'll be starring as the Wicked Queen over Christmas and the New Year.
Whether or not this will mean Darcey Bussell's stint as guest judge will coincide with him taking a few weeks off for rehearsal remains to be seen.
On the dance floor this week, what can we expect? We know our couples will either be performing a Viennese waltz or a jive, and we know that Spandau Ballet will be the musical guest stars. We can be fairly sure that Ricky Whittle and Ali Bastian will dance well (Bastian's partner Brian Fortuna has already boasted that theirs is a "jive fantastic"); we can be fairly sure that Joe Calzaghe and Jo Wood will dance badly; and we can be equally sure that neither will go yet as the population at large cast their votes for the underdog.
So who'll be on their way? Craig Kelly seems to be on borrowed time, staying in last week over Lynda Bellingham by a whisker, and appears very surprised by it; everyone else in the competition has a modicum of dance ability or popularity that should save them. If we're looking for an outside bet for elimination, I'd go with Zoe Lucker, who's dancing well so far but if she ends up mid-table I can't see her having enough of a fanbase to save her — and Strictly's resident straight-talking bullyboy James Jordan certainly doesn't.
6.45pm: Good evening, everybody! I hope we're all ready for this evening's festival of jive and Viennese waltz. If you're playing caitlinb's drinking game (see the comments below), make sure you're stocked up with the alcohol of your choice - it's another long night. And don't forget, if you want to keep up to speed with The X Factor as well, the very lovely and talented Anna Pickard's blogging that here.
7.15pm: Seriously, like this show doesn't go on long enough, we've now got a delay while David Coulthard tells us how bad it is that the Brazilian Grand Prix qualifying has been totally messed up through rain.
7.20pm: OK, I'm getting annoyed now. Still more F1 pontificating. @Tombo - I've no strong feelings one way or the other!
7.22pm: Funniest tweet of the evening so far from my friend and colleague Steven Perkins - "WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE STILL WITTERING ON? CAN THEY NOT AT LEAST ATTEMPT A JIVE FOR US? #formula1isnotstrictly".
7.30pm: SERIOUSLY. The qualifying ISN'T HAPPENING. Go ON TO THE RED BUTTON INTERACTIVE AND GET SOME DANCING ON.
7.33pm: RIGHT, FINALLY. Here we go! Last weekend, our 13 became 12 as Lynda Bellingham mosied off to either cook a Sunday roast or get her kit off on stage. Or both. This! Is! Strictly Come Dancing!
7.38pm: Tess is wearing another impossibly tight dress - electric blue and satin with some bizarre detail on the chest. Bruce tells us that last week Amy Winehouse asked him to go round the clubs with her, but he can't remember anything about it - he only woke up an hour ago. Time to meet the stars of the show: Zoe and James; Ricky G and Erin; Jo and Brendan; Chris and Ola; Natalie and Vincent; Jade and Ian (who kisses her hand); Craig and Flavia (who's in hot pants); Ricky W and Natalie; Phil and Katya; Ali and Brian; Joe and Kristina; and Laila and Anton.
7.48pm: After Tess explains the rules of the competition to us once again, it's time for Ricky G and Erin to open the show. Bruce makes a joke that plays on one of his Play Your Cards Right catchphrases, and is offended when the audience don't join in, perhaps overlooking the fact that it is no longer 1984. Ricky VTs that he was poorly sick last week, but now he is better. Erin has some fake hair in, so I'm hoping for a repeat of the incident when she moulted all over the floor. Ricky does some cringeworthy Acting by doing a bit of patter at the start of the routine, incorporating a slicking-back of the hair with a comb. He looks like he's forgetting the steps every so often; Erin is kicking with enthusiasm but he seems to be doing a fair bit of walking and propping her up. Maybe that's just the routine. Anyway, let's see what the judges have to say. Len says his spiel about "kicks, tricks and flicks" that he says every blinkin' year. He reckons Ricky had lots of flicks on his left leg but not much else. Alesha enjoyed the use of the prop (at which point my friend Georgi texts me to say, "Yes, it is so difficult to work with A COMB." Bruno yells about "step-ball change, step-ball change" and bingo calling, and concludes, "Not good. Not for me." Craig says, "If we didn't know what a kick-ball change was, we certainly do now." In the audience is Ricky's nan, clearly taking a tip from Alesha's duo of brilliant grandmothers. Scores - Craig 6, Len 7, Alesha 7 and Bruno 5 for a total of 25.
7.55pm: It's Jade's turn with the "journey" VT this week, talking about becoming a grown-up lady (through dance, you filthy-minded readers) and finding her emotions. She's worried that she might start crying in their Viennese waltz. There's a FASCINATING pause two bars in to the routine to It's A Man's, Man's, Man's World, and this is full of drama; I usually find the Viennese waltz less than compelling but this is intriguing, and it's technically gorgeous. Len says "fleckerl" - DRINK! Alesha thinks it was beautiful to watch. Bruno wheels out a strange metaphor about birds and starts flapping his arms. Craig thought there was a little too much rise and fall, but overall he thought it was magnificent. Jade and Ian swipe at each other's buttocks as they head off. Backstage, James Jordan has a total bitchface on. Scores - Craig 8, Len 9, Alesha 9 and Bruno 9 for a total of 35.
7.57pm: Bruce does a terrible nudge-nudge link about Ali's character on Hollyoaks having an affair with one of her students - "How can people become involved with someone who's teaching them?" Cut to blushing Ali and Brian backstage. Sigh.
8.04pm: Ali and Brian go bowling and drink milkshakes, because this will help them jive. They're dancing to Tutti Frutti, and Brian begins by fondling Rachel Stevens. I loathe routines with audience participation - Dancing with the Stars is MUCH worse for it. Ali is very sleek but I'm not convinced it's sharp enough for a jive. Alesha says the turns are superb, and the choreography was ambitious. Bruno says he is VERY FRUSTRATED because he is STILL WAITING FOR THE GOODS. I cackle. Alesha doesn't, which is unusual. He says it is OK if you can't dance, but Ali can, and she needs to be exploited. Craig thinks it is a terrible shame that she is not delivering. Len tries to do empathy, but then points out that there was huge mistakes. He suggests that Brian tones down the complex choreography a bit. Would it be too cynical of me to say that I think Brian's deliberately making it difficult so she'll struggle and won't then get the top marks and the "well, she's a trained dancer, it's easy for her" reaction? Scores - Craig 6, Len 7, Alesha 8 and Bruno 8 for a total of 29.
8.08pm: Last week, Jo was better, but still not very good. She's got Winehouse on her side, which I'm sure is a great reassurance. In training, Jo ran away, while wearing her voluminous white rehearsal skirt. So obviously Brendan called in a confidence coach. Is that even a thing? Apparently so. Oh dear. Tonight she looks lovely in her white Viennese waltz dress with silver beading across the back (which makes it hard for Brendan to take hold). Her fleckerls are clumsy (let's hope that Len agrees and comments on them - time for another shot or two, I think). Jo is actually dancing, by the way; she's not being pushed around by Brendan so much. This is by FAR her best dance. Well done her. Bruno says Jo's sense of vulnerability is appealing, but the dance was too skippy. Like a grasshopper. What? Craig thought it was like a bush kangaroo, at which point Brendan ushers her off.
8.10pm: Hmm, Jo's not upset at all. Anyway, Bruce tells Craig off for being personal, as Len and Alesha enthuse about how well Jo has done this week. Brendan rants about Craig's ignorance about dance, and then shuts up. Jo laughs. She's on good form, bless her. Scores - Craig 5, Len 7, Alesha 6 and Bruno 5 for a total of 23.
8.18pm: Oh, for goodness sake, Bruce is on about the bloody England match again. Anyway, this time it is for a link introducing Zoe and James. In rehearsal Zoe shouts at James for nearly killing her, and then brings in her daughter to observe her dance. Her daughter must be about 18 months or thereabouts, by the way. Zoe's hair is Fifties. Her dress is not. They dance to Tainted Love. Was that a samba roll I saw in there? She's selling the dance admirably but she seems a little restrained. Then again, I would be in a skimpy sequinned frock with my bosom falling out and dancing with James Jordan. Oh, and James has got his arms out, for those of you who like that kind of thing. Cough. They finish with James swinging her round (but she does keep her foot on the floor, phew), and she hurries over to Bruce asking if "it came out". No, she stayed fully in the dress. Craig loved it, but thinks the kicks and flicks were too stiff; Len seems to agree, asking for more freedom. Alesha concurs but still loved it, and Bruno says much the same. James witters about the jive being HARD FOR A LADY. Scores - Craig 7, Len 8, Alesha 8, Bruno 7 for a total of 30.
8.25pm: This week, Natalie has been bossing Ricky W around. He makes the wise decision to roll up his vest to expose his abs in rehearsal, seeing as he can't wear a skimpy costume in the Viennese waltz tonight. They dance to How Can I Be Sure, and there are some very unattractive yelps emanating from the "marvellous" Strictly "singers". He is wearing a sash. It looks like he's stepped out of the cast of My Fair Lady and the ballroom scene. And the dance is rather similar. Alesha says he is back in the zone; Bruno says he is a leading man (but presumably not a West End leading man, like John Barrowman always tells us he is). Craig says that Ricky has a lazy back foot. Len says it took too long to get started but when it did, it was wonderful. Scores - Craig 8, Len 9, Alesha 10, Bruno 9, for a total of 36. Oh, Alesha, seriously?
8.32pm: Last week, Craig and Flavia were in the dance-off. Again. Craig was kissed by Matt Di Angelo, who went on to offer them the benefit of his wisdom. It does not seem to have included "Don't sit on the stairs in the middle of your routine", which I would think would be crucial. This week, they're jiving to It Takes Two, and Craig's mouth is hanging unattractively open for much of it. His kicks and flicks are weak. On the plus side, he's certainly committing to the dance and performing it more. And Flavia's hairpiece looks really nice, as does her sequinned shorts outfit. She certainly draws the eye. That must be her cunning plan. Bruno and Craig both agree that he was selling it much better, but it was technically extremely flawed. Len has spotted Flavia's cunning plan of distracting the judges' attention away from her partner, and suggests that Craig work harder. Oh, OK then. Alesha says he looks like a dad dancing at a disco - endearing, but not good enough. Scores - Craig 4, Len 6 Alesha 5, Bruno 5 for a total of 20.
8.40pm: Last week Joe was rubbish, but still seems to think he was entitled to better scores. Thus the VT goes to Wales, WHERE HE IS FROM, where everybody says he is amazing and they are voting for him, encapsulating neatly one of the biggest problems of reality TV shows. They're jiving to Rock This Town (they've missed a trick by not dancing to Shakin' Stevens, the WELSH Elvis). Well, Kristina is. Oh, and to be fair, he does get some kicks in at random moments. Craig says he is showing some personality and that he has relaxed, but there are still "a plethora of small problems". Len says if the competition was a boxing match, Joe would have been knocked out second round. What? That doesn't even make sense. Alesha wonders why Joe does not have more spring in his step, but thinks they brought "well needed fun to the floor". Bruno says Joe is not a natural dancer, but sometimes he was in time. Joe is pleased. Scores - Craig 4, Len 6, Alesha 6, Bruno for a total of 21. That is just madness. It was dreadful.
8.45pm: Natalie always worries that she might have to watch Cash In The Attic on a Monday morning, rather than dancing. She then calls Vincent "my little chimp". She gets ever such a funny look on her face when she's practising the Viennese waltz, and tells us that "all you want is your dad to think you're a lady." The multiple factual errors with that statement would take too long to detail. She then tells her she doesn't have her mum any more, so it is important for her to make her dad proud. They dance to At Last. Natalie's dress isn't doing her any favours in her attempts to look graceful. It's all a bit dancing-in-toffee, but it's OK - certainly a creditable attempt. Len says he loves her enthusiasm, but it was a bit hoppy (and makes a "Hopalong Cassidy" gag). Alesha says, and I shall quote verbatim, "You was like a lady." Bruno says it was too skippy. Craig says that her left leg is going up too much in the pivots, but it remained elegant throughout. Scores - Craig 7, Len 7, Alesha 7 and Bruno 6 for a total of 27.
8.53pm: Anton says the last time he was top of the leaderboard, he was a young man and Brucie was presenting the Generation Game. Clips of Laila and Anton hugging backstage and declaring their love for each other. Clearly The Incident That Shall Not Be Named has been FORGOTTEN FOREVER. In rehearsal, Anton tells Laila that "even Esther Rantzen" did a better job of the jive than she has so far. Personally I'm blaming Anton because his Latin choreography SUCKS. Laila is wearing...the rotting corpse of Big Bird, maybe? They're dancing to Modern Love, and this is a total mess. Laila has not got a CLUE. Oh NO, this is awful. I'm embarrassed. Alesha says Laila's Latin needs much more work and likens her to "a drunken rag doll". And then praises her outfit. Oh, Alesha. Not a good day for you. Bruno asks if they rehearsed on Twitter. Craig says the fringing masked many flaws, and Anton says they should have had more fringing. Everyone laughs and nobody is listening to Craig. Len scolds Laila for being negative about it - "Buck yourself up, get your bum in gear, and do proper Latin." Scores - Craig 5, Len 7 (WHAT?), Alesha 5, Bruno 5 for a total of 22. And that's ridiculously generous. Stupid.
9pm: Phil rehearses in cricket-themed t-shirts, lest we (or more correctly Len) forget that he was a cricketer. This week he is intending to be romantic. Katya doesn't seem entirely content. But that's probably something to do with the fact that she's wearing a dress made of aluminium foil. They're dancing to Mad About The Boy. Phil's ballroom face looks uncannily like a cross between a smirk and toothache. When they're in hold, it's lovely; I'm not entirely keen on the other bits and pieces Katya's bunged in to denote "storytelling". Bruno liked it apart from the "stumble" at the end, which Katya claims is "supposed to be there". Craig thought it was too much on his toes, but still a great job. Len says, "Think balls. Cricket balls. You polish them." Obviously it's a tortuous sporting metaphor from our beloved head judge which amounts to "practise more". Alesha says it was adorable and classy. Scores - Craig 6, Len 7, Alesha 7 and Bruno 7 for a total of 27.
9.07pm: There are jokes about Ola's lack of clothing. Justifiably so. But she looks good in it. Or out of it, maybe. In rehearsal, Ola screeches, "Come on! WORK those leetle legs!" Chris is living with his parents - bless! He dances round the kitchen with his mum. His dad (ex-Chelsea manager John Hollins) sympathises with Chris about his busy schedule. The routine, to Roll Over Beethoven, begins with some air guitar. Chris has some awesome pink sparkly braces. Their kicks and flicks look lovely and synchronised (I'm expecting Len to tell us that it's EASIER for SHORT PEOPLE to dance because they ONLY HAVE LITTLE LEGS). Apart from that, there's not a great deal of content - has he forgotten the steps? You can never tell with Ola's routines. Craig says it needed another week of work, and tells us that it's EASIER for SHORT PEOPLE to dance because they ONLY HAVE LITTLE LEGS. Len comments on the loss of timing. Alesha liked the improved kicks, and admires the bounce to the routine. Bruce interjects, but we do not care what he thinks because he is NOT A JUDGE. Bruno is upset that Chris went wrong so many times, and asks him to come back and do it. "In the DANCE-OFF? Thanks!" exclaims Chris. His joke is not well received. Ola is cross with Chris but pretending that she is not. Scores - Craig 5, Len 6, Alesha 6, Bruno 5 for a total of 22.
9.08pm: Right, that's all the dancing, and the phone lines are OPEN! I'm Team Jade and Ian this week.
9.08pm and 30 seconds: Yay! Spandau Ballet are going to sing Gold! Not yet. In a bit, once we've had a recap.
9.14pm: Craig thinks Ricky W should fear the competition coming from Zoe. Len thinks there are a group of dancers lagging behind the potential winners. He doesn't name names, though. Alesha gave Ricky W the first ten of the series ("which was wonderful," according to Bruce) and she explains that she did so because she thought it was perfect. Bruno is looking forward to seeing the Latin routines next week, because so far they've been quite lacklustre, and he wants "a scorching hot, convincing Latin round." Bruce agrees with them LIKE WE CARE. Next week it's either a samba or an American smooth, so we get to see our pros in a lovely samba routine. Hooray! It's Matt Cutler!
9.17pm: Tell you what, gang, I'd happily pay double the licence fee just to watch Darren and Lilia dance every week. I think they're amazing. Anton, meanwhile, has resorted to comedy in his Latin, with Erin exposing his nipples. And when a dancer has to employ comedy to make his routine bearable, you know you're in trouble.
9.19pm: Ricky W was pleased that Alesha was pleased with him. Craig does not want to be in the dance-off but would like to dance in Blackpool, WHERE HE IS FROM, in three weeks' time. Jo does not rise to Tess's conversational bait and just says she was pleased with her routine. Joe is glad that he is not at the bottom of the leaderboard, but he does not want Craig to be there either. Aw.
9.20pm: Oh, a showdance from Vincent and Flavia. Because we never have them. It is a tango-waltz. Flavia looks lovely again. There is a string section accompanying them, which is preferable to the singers, obviously.
9.25pm: More filler VT while they count the ballots. The judges are sitting on thrones and talking about the "runners and riders". They are all disappointed with Chris's lack of progress and Laila's rubbishy Latin and Joe's flat feet. Alesha suggests that Ali needs more attitude, which excites Bruno an unhealthy amount. Craig thinks Natalie has more to give, but she is not showing it yet. Len admires Jo for giving everything her best shot. Len loves Phil, obviously, because he is a sportsman. Bruno squawks with laughter about Jade's energy, and Len adds that she is a sportswoman, obviously. Craig wants Ricky G to win the technical battle. Len thinks Zoe needs to be convinced that she is a good dancer. In conclusion, they think it is wide open.
9.27pm: Bruce introduces Spandau Ballet, hooray! I love Spandau Ballet. They are performing a "brand-new version" of Gold. What was wrong with the old version? It's all string-laden, and Tony Hadley is singing a new melody and mangling his diction, and it is slow. Oh, boo.
9.34pm: Time for the results, aka The Moment Of Truth. The couples dancing next week will be: Ricky W and Natalie (who is madly smug); Natalie and Vincent (who are gleeful, bless them - meanwhile, Joe is nuzzling Kristina's hair when they think nobody's watching); Phil and Katya; Jo and Brendan; Jade and Ian (hooray!); Ali and Brian; Ricky G and Erin; Craig and Flavia (good, I'm glad - they were by no means the worst); Chris and Ola (Chris looks like he is about to burst into tears and repeatedly mutters, "Thank you" into the camera); and Laila and Anton. Oh dear dear dear.
9.35pm: So it's Zoe and James (who I earmarked as an outside bet for elimination) against Joe and Kristina, and surely now we must shortly be rid of the boxer? Even if he is FROM WALES?
9.40pm: Time for the judges' decisions - Craig saves Zoe and James; Alesha saves Zoe and James; Bruno saves Zoe and James (well, he says Zoe and Ian, but we know what he means). How could they not? Even Len would have done. So Joe and Kristina are out of the competition, finally. Zoe weeps on James's shoulder. Joe is magnanimous in defeat, and kisses Kristina's forehead.
9.41pm: So next week we have sambas, smooths, and Harry Connick Jr! Thanks for your company tonight. Join me at 7pm next Saturday evening (assuming that nobody wants to show footage of people standing in the rain around a racetrack in Brazil then). And until then - keeeeeeeeeeep dancing!


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Bluetooth pioneer gets smart with in-car infotainment
That little green robot has had more of an impact than many of us realise.
Google's mobile operating system that at one point looked like nothing more significant than another quirky project for the search giant's engineers in their designated 'faff around with stuff and make things' time.
Smartphones, internet-enabled glasses, smart TVs - developers have turned their hand to fine-tuning open source Android to fit a huge number of devices.
This time, rather than clever Bluetooth hook-ups and fancy colour displays, it's pushed the boat out a bit, with a range of car head units running Android.
That means Spotify straight to your car; internet connectivity; 4G data if you're brave enough; and web-enabled navigation and the hands-free calling and voice control.
The range is called Asteroid, starting off with a $549 basic 'Mini' model that gives barebones functions that you'd expect in high-specced new cars; a five-inch touch screen 'Tablet' model ($749) which adds apps like Spotify; a useful dual mode that allows two smartphone libraries to be connected at the same time; and plays nice with Wi-Fi networks as well as 3G and 4G and all smartphone operating systems.
Clever stuff, but the $1299 flagship 'Smart' has a few extras - like four onboard USB plugs; the ability to plug in a reversing camera; or to output video to external headrest screens (Barney in the back through headphones to shoosh kids while listening to less offensive material in the front); double-din sized to fit into the dash, the 6.2-inch multi touchscreen isn't a bad look either.
The car audio industry's future has dulled in recent years, as the idea of upgrading highly-integrated audio systems seems a bit too much like hard work. But for the owner of a car that takes the industry-standard double-DIN unit and doesn't want to compromise on connectivity in their car, Asteroid is a pretty solid option. And in beloved older cars that just don't have the tech tricks, it adds convenience. At the time of writing there were apps on the Asteroid Market for weather, mapping, road trips, web radio. With Android being the ever-evolving OS animal that it is, with legions of developers cranking out software, there's a lot more on the way.
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Free days out for the family
A common issue for parents up and down the UK: it's lashing down with rain and blowing a gale outside, putting paid to your plans for a day out and about in the sunshine. What to do?
For those of you struggling for a little last-minute inspiration, we've drawn up a list of top indoor museum attractions – aimed at both keeping you in the dry and occupying young minds. Better still – they're all free.
Royal Cornwall Museum Truro
Cornwall's oldest museum is famed for its displays of minerals, an unwrapped mummy and many aspects of Cornwall's unique culture. The art gallery includes Newlyn School paintings, while the museum has a range of exhibitions throughout the year together with an extensive programme for all the family. Contact the museum for details of events and activities.
Oxford Museum of Natural History
Oxford University Museum of Natural History Oxford
Built between 1855 and 1860, this museum of the 'natural sciences' intended to satisfy a growing interest in biology, botany, archaeology, zoology and entomology. Author Lewis Carroll visited the museum with young Alice Liddell and her two sisters soon after it opened. Some of the characters in his book 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland', published in 1865, are inspired by exhibits in the museum. Look out for the dodo, and the dinosaurs too.
People's Palace & Winter Gardens Glasgow
Glasgow was once the second city of the British Empire. Trade with the Americas, and later industry, made the city rich. But not everyone shared in Glasgow's wealth. The People's Palace on historic Glasgow Green shows how ordinary Glaswegians worked, lived and played. Discover how a family lived in a typical one-room Glasgow 'single end' tenement flat; see Billy Connolly's amazing banana boots; learn to speak Glesga; take a trip 'doon the watter' and visit the Winter Gardens.
St Fagans in Wales
St Fagans National History Museum St Fagans
St Fagans is Wales's most popular heritage attraction. More than 40 traditional Welsh buildings from different periods have been reconstructed in 100 acres of beautiful grounds. They give a fascinating insight into how people in Wales lived, worked and spent their leisure time. You can also see people practising traditional crafts, see the animals they kept and, at certain times of year, the ways in which they celebrated each season.
More about St Fagans: National History Museum
National Roman Legion Museum Caerleon
The museum illustrates the Roman legionary fort of Caerleon and the daily life of its garrison. On display are arms, armour and equipment, a collection of engraved gemstones, and a labyrinth mosaic. At weekends and school holidays children can try on replica armour and experience the life of a Roman soldier. Or you can picnic around the nearby amphitheatre, the most complete one in Britain.
Geffrye Museum
Geffrye Museum London E2
This is the only museum in the UK to specialise in house rooms and the furniture of town dwellers. A sequence of period rooms spanning from 1600 to the present day captures the nature of our interior style. The museum is set in 18th-century almshouses, and a series of gardens highlight changes from the 17th to the 20th century. One of the almshouses has been restored to its original condition and is open on selected days (phone for details). Try the attractive restaurant for lunch.
This is the world's largest railway museum. The collection includes more than 100 locomotives, including The Flying Scotsman, and nearly 200 other items of rolling stock, telling the railway story from the early 19th century to today.
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery Brighton
A £10-million redevelopment has transformed the museum into a state-of-the-art attraction for all ages. Dynamic new galleries, including fashion, 20th-century design and world art, feature exciting interactive displays. The spacious new entrance in the Royal Pavilion gardens provides full disabled access. Good cafe too.
Hat Works Museum Stockport
Hat Works is the UK's only museum of the hatting industry, hats and headwear. See how hats are made with a working example of Victorian millinery machinery, while tour guides give you an insight into a once flourishing industry. Browse the extensive collection of hats before relaxing in the Level 2 cafe. There are exhibitions and events throughout the year.
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Magic Orbz iOS
- Publisher: HeroCraft Ltd.
- Release Date: Nov 27, 2012
- Also On: PlayStation 3
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Dec 2, 2012Exceptionally good fun. It's an enjoyable re-imagining of a tried and tested formula and one that easily offers that 'one more go' factor.
Dec 17, 2012Magic Orbz is a cheerily presented Breakout clone that adds physics-based destruction and some fun power-ups to the mix. But, it's still a Breakout clone.
Dec 10, 2012This game had the potential to be one of the best Arkanoid's children together with the good Wizorb, but it fails miserably on small screens due to a bad control system. The buttons are way too small for a 3,5 / 4 inches device, and will definitely frustrate the player several times. The game obviously plays a way better on the bigger screens of an iPad.
Dec 5, 2012Magic Orbz is good, solid fun which takes a tried-and-true foundation and builds upon it nicely. It could do with a little more variety than what it offers, and can grow a little dull if played for longer stretches, but in quick bursts, it satisfies nicely.
Jan 9, 2013A new coat of paint on an old game mechanic that does a lot to make Magic Orbz a lot of fun to play.
Dec 12, 2012Speed and control niggles aside, it's an incredibly imaginative title that might lean on an old staple of gaming for its core gameplay, but also freshens the experience up enough to make a corner of that genre its own.
Dec 17, 2012For those who enjoy old school gameplay with some fun new twists and a cheerful demeanor, I think Magic Orbz will be right up your alley. Some control issues, a bit of laggy input and being a bit too easy for my tastes keeps the title from getting a higher score; but Magic Orbz is still a fun game that will keep you entertained for a while without breaking the bank.
Dec 5, 2012The charm of Magic Orbz is plain to see from the moment you first pick the game up and it's certainly a great addition to the hallowed halls of the best Breakout games. Easily recommended for any fan of the genre.


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how to get rust out of water jacket sbc350
I have a sbc Chevy. The engine has no miles on it but does have some run time on the start up stand. It was built about 4 yrs ago. My question is how do I get the rust out of the water jackets in the engine without taking my engine apart?
Don't worry about it until you install the motor in a vehicle and have it running. Then, use a commercially-available cooling system cleaner such as this one to remove the rust.
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You could just flush it with regular water after the engine break in first oil change and again after a few more. Flush would probably be better but i have alway just used water. If its really bad i take out the thermostat and stick the garden hose in the hole and let the water run with the lower hose taken off. Thats how i have done it every years when there is no antifreeze and tons of rusty water come out every time. Same for the radiator. You may want to use some shop air and blow it out before install. Or even run some water through it on the stand if it was put up wet and has seen some moisture without covers. Also check to make sure bores are clean. Little oil goes a long way. You can also open all the water passages and freeze plugs and clean out any way you can if its really bad. |
I've used a gallon of vinegar with water, will up your system, take a short trip to the store or something, get home, let it cool, flush, rinse, and refill. It's good for mild stuff, the Radiator flush stuff works very well too.
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Tina Dupuy is a native New Yorker born in exile.
Her infancy was spent as glorified luggage, dragged around several countries on two continents and eventually attending nine elementary schools. The daughter of two self-involved former-cult-members, Tina was mostly feral until the age of 13 when she was finally made a ward of the state. Think, "Kafka as a pre-pubescent girl."
The most stable home she ever had was an adolescent all-girls group home in Northern California where she made few friends by being a "stuck up nerd" who thought she was "better than everyone else."
Tina's life long ambition of being a paleontologist was thwarted by the siren song of freelance journalism.
Always the irreverent humorist, Tina's philosophy is simple: As long as there are gallows, there will be a demand for humor.
Sometimes a comedian, sometimes a reporter—always a wedge-issue enthusiast and devout skeptic—Tina is an award-winning writer, investigative journalist. Her bizarre life story was featured on This American Life's episode #539 "The Leap." Occasionally you can hear Tina guest host over at SiriusXM's Insight Channel. She has also appeared on MSNBC and BBC; and radio shows like KCRW's To The Point and the nationally syndicated Stephanie Miller Show. She's written for Vox, Mother Jones, The Atlantic, Skeptic, Fast Company, LA Weekly and Los Angeles Times among many others. Her weekly opinion column is widely syndicated through Cagle Cartoons.
In April 2016, Tina began a nine-month hiatus from writing and political commentary to serve as a communications director in the U.S. House of Representatives.
A (somewhat) complete list of the newspapers her column appears in is here.
Her reaction to the airing of her story on TAL can be found here.


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DeburringEXPO 10 - 12 October 2017 in the Trade Fair Center Karlsruhe
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Venue | Trade Fair Center Karlsruhe, Messeallee 1, 76287 Rheinstetten, Germany, Hall 1 |
Date | 10 - 12 October 2017 |
Opening times for visitors | daily 09:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m. |
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Last update 09 March2017
- NGL Cleaning Technology S.A.
- Best Finishing Srl
- NovoChem Metallchemie GmbH
- ERBA Machine
- confovis GmbH
- arcotest GmbH
- KSMA GmbH - Maschinen- und Anlagenbau
- Fraunhofer-Institut für Lasertechnik ILT
- Fraunhofer-Institut für Physikalische Messtechnik IPM
- Kempf GmbH
- ...
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Vincent (Recoing) seems to contentedly spends weeks on the road busy with business trips and meetings. He shares vague details with his loving wife Muriel (Viard) and their three children. But Vincents professional life is fiction. Unable to bear telling family and friends that he lost his consulting position weeks ago he invents in meticulous detail a prestigious new job for himself in Geneva. But telling lies becomes a full-time occupation and to maintain his lost income he betrays even his friends in shady investment deals. All Vincent wanted was a release from a suffocating professional life yet somehow allow his familys life to continue as before. Now the ever-growing tension of Vincents world is quickly closing in... Cantets award-winning intimate and absorbing film features a stunning lead performance from Aurelien Recoing.
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