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SAN ANGELO — In celebration of Pat's entrance into our Lord's hand, we commend his soul. Pat's life began in Robert Lee, Texas on Aug. 29, 1959, as the sixth child of Johnny and Doris Kohutek. He was a true blessing to all of the family. Pat was a graduate of Reagan County High School in Big Lake and a part of the Class of 1977. Pat's life extended to Jan. 19, 2012, and passed away at the age of 52 after battling cancer for numerous years.He was preceded in death by his dad, Johnny; and a brother Steven John. He is survived by his soul mate and wife Carol Hays Kohutek. They began their life together on April 18, 1992. He is also survived by his sons, Ryan Clark of Benjamin, TX and Scott and Tana Clark of Baton Rouge, LA. His mother Doris was and still is his guiding light. He is also survived by brothers, Blake and his wife Susie, David and his wife Becky and his sister Becky, all of Big Lake, and brother, Mark of Midland. Numerous nieces and nephews were always a part of his life.Pat loved the farm and could be down there hunting or fishing all the time. This was actually Pat and Carol's first date. He cooked for her. It was a place where he could be alone with his thoughts and was always looking for that next big buck or catching that big channel cat.A special thank you goes to Shannon Medical Center 5 North, Arbor Terrace Care Center and the neighbors in the "hood" who meant so much to Pat. Services will be at St. Luke United Methodist Church at 2781 W. Ave N. on Monday, Jan. 23, at 10 a.m. with Pastor Bill Harris officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to St. Luke United Methodist Church San Angelo TX. Interment will be at the family farm near Lowake. Arrangements are by Shaffer Funeral Home/Sherwood Way.

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The Rotary Club of Gainesville surprised Judi Rembert and her husband, Davis, with an award for their community service efforts Tuesday, but she'd already received amazing news.
The Rotary Club of Gainesville on Tuesday surprised Judi Rembert and her husband, Davis, with an award for their community service efforts, but she'd already received amazing news.
Rembert told the audience of about 200 people at the Rotary luncheon where she received the honor that she had learned the day before her MRI scan was negative for cancer after her previous battle with a brain tumor.
The Remberts have devoted their time and money for years to various service projects. The couple were the largest donors for the construction of the Shands Cancer Hospital at the University of Florida, according to the club's event program.
"We enjoy it," she said of their philanthropy. "We have the capacity to help."
The pair of Gainesville natives received the Rotary Club's 2012 E.T. and Vam York "Service Above Self" Award, established by the Yorks in 1984. Its first recipient was former UF President J. Wayne Reitz in 1985, said Melanie Shore, a previous recipient and chair of this year's selection committee.
As winners, a $1,000 gift will be donated in their honor to the Rotary Foundation to support international scholars, and their names will be inscribed on a permanent plaque that includes the names of past recipients at the Gainesville Regional Airport. Winners also are designated Paul Harris Fellows of the foundation and receive a plaque.
Rotary Club members can nominate individuals or organizations for the annual award, but the nominees and committee members are kept secret, Shore said. There were about half a dozen nominees this year.
"We knew we couldn't make a wrong decision," she said.
Judi Rembert, who turns 69 this week, said she will focus on offering support to people fighting cancer by sharing her experience with them and listening to theirs.
While she and her husband have been able to donate a lot of money and much of their time to the community, she said everyone can help.
"Fifty cents adds up real quick," she said, if everybody gives.
The Remberts live in Alachua on their farm, where they have held fundraisers for Haven Hospice and other organizations in their barn. Their nonprofit, the Rembert Family Foundation, has donated to United Way, Children's Miracle Network and other groups.
Davis Rembert, 72, a business owner and Rotary member, retired with his wife in 1998 after selling United Fuels and Sprint Food Stores, she said.
He knew his wife would receive the award but didn't realize he was also a recipient. He told the roomful of Rotarians, "We just love doing what we're doing, one day at a time."
The Remberts were nominated in past years, and multiple members nominated them this year, said Dana Nemenyi, a past president of the club.
Dr. Roger Brill, who has known Judi Rembert since grade school, spoke about the couple at the luncheon. He called their numerous community contributions "encyclopedic."
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Ann Leary talks about her new best-seller
Roxbury author's book deals with alcoholism, infidelity, yet manages to be funny
Feisty New England Realtor Hildy Good has just shared that her breasts sag and her face is covered in fine lines, yet she's preparing for tonight's date with her old boyfriend, Frankie Getchell.
She's 60 now, but was just out of high school when she fell for rugged Frankie. She was a waitress then; he worked at the boat yard. They spent the summer making love on strangers' yachts. Now he's 63, heads the town's volunteer firemen and is everyone's fix-it guy.
Tonight's date involves Hildy's homemade stew, eaten in her den by the fire. There's wine, music, laughter and singing to Janis Joplin. Next he's kissing her; they run upstairs to her bedroom, her dogs yapping behind them.
So begins one night's debauchery in Roxbury author Ann Leary's new best-seller, "The Good House" (St. Martin's Press, $24.99). But nothing goes smoothly for Hildy, Leary's endearing main character.
"We were just drunk enough not to care how fat and old we looked, just drunk enough for me to do an elaborate striptease and for Frankie to hoot it up as if I were 20 ...," Hildy says. "Just like those sweaty, salty nights with the waves slapping against the outside of the hull, except for one thing. The tentative knocking on my bedroom door and the sound of a grown woman's voice calling `MOM? MOM?' "
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I won't reveal what happens next, except that Hildy says "Oh my GOD" -- a lot. She's an alcoholic in denial, and keeps many secrets, even from herself. You can learn more when Leary comes to talk about her novel and sign copies, Saturday, April 6, at Kent Town Hall, from 3 to 5 p.m.
The book, her third, has already been optioned for a movie by TriBeCa Productions. But Leary -- whose husband is actor Denis Leary -- noted in a recent interview that "these things can take years."
Still, if it happens, Ann Leary has plenty of ideas about who could play Hildy. She rattled off some names: Glenn Close, Susan Sarandon, Annette Bening. A co-host of NPR's weekly radio show, "Hash Hags," Leary met her husband in college when she was 20. "He was teaching comedy writing and was a struggling stand-up; that was 30 years ago. He's become successful and it's been fun; we've enjoyed each other's successes."
Not that there haven't been challenges. Leary herself is an alcoholic who no longer drinks. Her experience with that is part of what makes Hildy so real in "Good House." Leary said she wanted readers to see (through Hildy) what it's like to be an alcoholic in denial.
Leary started drinking as a teen, then stopped at 24 and attended outpatient programs and recovery groups in Boston. She stayed sober 14 years, but then began experimenting, thinking perhaps she'd merely been immature before. It didn't go well; she had blackouts.
"(My drinking) was never during the day, but at night I'd drink with friends and when my husband was in bed," she said.
Now that it's been years since her last drink, Leary said it's a tremendous relief.
"It feels good to wake up and remember going to bed at night," she said. "When you don't drink, you realize you were living kind of a half life. If (it was) 6 p.m. it was time to drink, no plans could be made. I have a whole lot of extra hours now, and I'm never hung over."
But Leary's "Good House" narrator, Hildy, isn't so lucky. Despite her many gifts -- she's slightly clairvoyant -- she has a private wine fest one night and wakes up on her basement floor. It's a dirt basement, too, with mice, spiders and a resident snake.
"The Good House" is about more than Hildy's drinking. It also deals with infidelity and mental illness, yet is still funny. It's filled with surprises and even a mystery.
According to Leary, this book was originally about the psychiatrist whose office is near Hildy's. That story was based on a real psychologist who attempted suicide after he slept with his patient and she threatened to expose the affair. Leary still has pieces of that version from 2007.
"Then I discovered the Hildy character and her voice and it all fell into place," said Leary, who describes herself as a real estate junkie. "The rest took less than a year. When I'm having a hard time writing, I drift away to real estate (ads). I love to look at homes, not that I want to move, but it's one of my diversions."
Despite the occasional morning when she awoke and wasn't sure what would happen to Hildy that day, Leary said writing "The Good House" was enjoyable.
The Learys, who have two grown children, both work on their own creative projects at their 1850s farmhouse, where they have four dogs and three horses. She prefers to write in the morning when she's most sharp, she said.
"I'm a morning person; I feed my horses and dogs. By 7 I start writing and I'm done by noon. I write mostly in my bed; I have a big bed. I like my dogs and books and papers all around me, food and coffee, too."
Her husband prefers his office, in an old garage on the property. "He's now producing two television series and has movies in the works," said Leary, whose husband was the star and co-creator of "Rescue Me," which ran seven seasons before ending in 2011.
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A judge has blocked Phoenix from paying police officers for union work they have been doing while on duty.
The Goldwater Institute sued the city and police union to block the use of "release time" that is allowed under terms of their contract. The conservative group argued that violated the state Constitution's ban on gifts of public money.
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Katherine Cooper agreed and granted an injunction blocking the practice on Tuesday. She wrote that the contract between the city and the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association allowed some officers to do union work while receiving full pay and benefits and paid for a lobbyist.
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Slow Down, Homeland Security: Does Everyone Really Agree That We Need Cybersecurity Legislation Now?
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So why can't we hit pause and ask for some actual evidence?
Yes, there's a turf war between DHS and the NSA/DoD over who gets to control the purse strings and have more control, but no one seems to be asking for the actual evidence. Instead, they're just trying to push forward as fast as possible. Witness this blog post from Mark Weatherford, Homeland Security's Deputy Undersecretary for Cybersecurity, in which he insists that everyone agrees that we need a cybersecurity law and we need it now:
We must deliver and we must act quickly. It's time to be bold. The troubling side of spending a week with some of the experts in the cybersecurity world is that when we compare notes on our views of the threat, we all agree that despite the firewalls and layered defenses, we are not always keeping intruders out. We need to continue to sharpen our response tactics and move even faster when an intruder gets inside to limit the damage and protect our information. That requires a fast, unified response between federal agencies and our private partners – which is where Congress can help.I agree that we're not always keeping intruders out -- though I think it should be admitted that we'll never "always" keep intruders out. That's an impossible goal. And I agree that sharing information to build up better defenses could be a good thing. But how do we then take the logical leap that this "requires a fast, unified response" from the government? The operators of these networks already are working hard to keep intruders out and have tremendous incentive to keep improving their defenses. Why do we need regulations to continue that process? That's the part that's never been clearly explained, and it seems like a pretty big gap, which all this talk about the necessary "rush" is designed to paper over.


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But Song says this will change as industrial robots become smaller and more affordable. "Just a few years ago it was unusual to see a small or midsize factory using robots," he says. "Now I see it more and more often as I travel around meeting with factory owners." Song was born in the much poorer province of Jiangxi, just north of Fujian and Guangdong, where he worked for years doing unskilled factory labor. He made shoes, toys, and eventually auto parts. "I'm lucky I left when I did," he says. "Every time I visit, I meet another friend who lost his job to a robot."
This trend was confirmed by Hong Tao, director of operations at the Beijing office of Pinkerton Consulting Investigations Inc. Hong says that when he joined the China wing of the world's oldest international detective agency in 2001, the company mostly concerned itself with busting counterfeiters, investigating fraud and embezzlement, and providing security for foreign executives, with the odd kidnapping case mixed in. Then, around 2012, U.S. companies that once wanted his help opening factories began asking for help closing them down.
"When one of our clients closes a factory in China, it's my job to prevent any violence or unrest by negotiating a severance package that the workers and the company can both live with," Hong says over tea at Pinkerton's Beijing office. This has become a growth industry for Pinkerton, as wages continue to rise and foreign manufacturers continue to flee. About one-third of the dozens of companies Hong has helped move their factories to Thailand or Vietnam, where labor is cheaper. "The rest of them," he says, "are replacing Chinese peasants with Japanese robots."
Toward the end of 2015, Fanuc joined a handful of other Japanese companies to invest a combined $20 million in Preferred Networks Inc. , an artificial intelligence startup with 60 employees. The modest funding masked a hugely ambitious goal: becoming as dominant in manufacturing AI as Amazon and Google Inc. are in their fields, which Preferred Networks planned to do by partnering with Japanese manufacturers that generate immense troves of data.
The company's co-founder and CEO, Toru Nishikawa, told the Financial Times that while visiting Fanuc's factory, he'd noticed the absence of AI technology. He saw a chance to apply deep-learning techniques to data culled from Fanuc's army of manufacturing robots throughout the world so they can improve their own capabilities. When robots make other robots ceaselessly, without human intervention, he said, "data can be collected infinitely."
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Every time it says alternating set I think you alternate between that exercise and the next one. So for Day 1 you do squat, chin-up, squat, chin-up, squat...etc until you've done 4 sets. Then you move on and alternate between military press and deadlift. I'm pretty sure that's how it's supposed to go but not positive.
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Torrents: 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16[ICEFISH] / 16[YDY] | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22
(these are the files that the subtitles will be synced to -- credits to YDY & ICEFISH)
ICEFISH batch torrent (***note that not all episodes are synced to the ICEFISH version)
YDY batch torrent (***note that not all episodes are synced to the YDY version)
http://clubbox.co.kr/babusa67 (Gold clubbox that has both YDY and ICEFISH version)
http://clubbox.co.kr/lienny (credits to Gi-Ma-Mi)
Clubbox tutorials: http://www.d-addicts.com/forum/viewtopic_14132.htm
Direct Downloads:
01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10prt1+prt2 | 11 | 12[ICEFISH] / 12[YDY] | 13 | 14prt 1+prt 2 | 15 | 16[ICEFISH]prt1+prt2 / 16[YDY] | 17prt1+prt2 | 18 | 19prt1+prt2 | 20 | 21 | 22prt1+prt2
FAQs [Please READ]: (click "show" button)
2. How to download from up-file: click me
3. How to download from filefactory:
you should see links appear after the countdowns (yes, you have to click twice -- once for "no, I'm not a premium member" and 2nd time for "I want the FTP link") and THEN a one-liner link appears near the bottom of the ads that says "click here to download file via FTP server". When you see that, right click, save target as... OR copy link shortcut, paste into your favorite download manager and download away.
(***note: all things in quotations are made up, but bears similarities to the actual titles)
4. What do I do with those "prt1 + prt2" files?: use winRAR to extract
5. How come the later episodes aren't posted?: that's because fufu STILL hasn't had time to check the episodes to ensure that it WILL be used to sync the subs with.
6. Why hasn't fufu checked them?: That's because fufu is working on the next awaited episode's subtitles.
7. How do I play the English subtitles with the video?: scroll down on this page and you'll see instructions written under the "How to play subtitles with rmvb files" title (JUST below the "Subtitles" header)
IF you're STILL having problems, you may leave a post in this thread BUT please note:
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Music Videos:
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A Date So Sweet | sendspace | FileFactory | subtitles
Affective Line | sendspace | FileFactory | subtitles | hardsubbed avi
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Magic Room | sendspace | FileFactory | subtitles
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2. Magic Room - 183 Club
3. Mistake
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5. Can't Fight the Fate
6. Shattered Dream
7. Affective Line - 183 Club
8. The Secret That Nobody Knows
9. 2 Sweet - Huang Yu Rong and Qiao En
10. Maze - 7 Flowers
11. Gorgeous Revenge
12. Neo Illusion
13. A Date So Sweet - 183 Club
14. Affective Line (instrumental) (uL by TheBodyGuard)
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note: episode 16 YDY's audio is slightly out of sync at the very last 5 minutes of the clip. Subtitles for this episode will be synced to both versions, so you may choose to download either version.
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Install Real Alternative:
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BSplayer: http://www.bsplayer.org
KMPlayer: http://www.kmplayer.com/forums/downloads.php
Radlight: http://www.radlight.net/
Crystal Player: http://www.crystalplayer.com/
VLC player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
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Intall a codec pack so you can play it straight out from your Windows Media Player.
CCCP pack (includes ffdshow, vobsub, additional avi codecs, etc...):
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Self install every thing.
Install klite codec pack:
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_L ... c_Pack.htm
Install vobsub:
P.S. Make sure you name both the video and sub file with the same name:
ex.) magicians01.rmvb
Episode 1 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations: vivi_604
Spot Translations: fufu
Timing: Gi-Ma-Mi
Edit/QC: innerouter2000/fufu
ICEFISH version reynced by melonyhappy
Episode 2 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations: fufu & innerouter2000
Timing: fufu & innerouter2000
QC: fufu
ICEFISH version reynced by LycheeTea
Episode 3 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations-1st half: xxxobsessionxxx
Translations-2nd half: purplexx, fufu
Timing: fufu
QC: fufu + Gi-Ma-Mi
ICEFISH version reynced by LycheeTea
Episode 4 [YDY] | [ICEFISH]
Translations: solipsis
Timing: innerouter2000 + milleu87
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
ICEFISH version reynced by LycheeTea
Episode 5 [YDY] | Translation notes
Translations: raen
Timing: fufu + Gi-Ma-Mi
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
Episode 6 [ICEFISH] | [YDY] | Translation notes
Translations: fufu + raen
Timing: innerouter2000 + thaominh
QC/Spot Translations: innerouter2000/fufu
YDY version reynced by JKH
Episode 7 [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations: Tlina069 + purplexx
Timing: milleu87 + thaominh + innerouter2000
QC/spot translations: fufu
Episode 8 [YDY] | [ICEFISH]
Translations: tlina069 + solipsis
Timing: thaominh + Gi-Ma-Mi
QC/spot translations: fufu
ICEFISH version reynced by LycheeTea
Episode 9 [YDY]
Translations: solipsis + raen
Timing: thaominh
QC/Spot translations: innerouter2000/fufu
Episode 10 [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations: tlina069 + xxxobsessionxxx
Timing: sweetie
Spot translations: purplexx
QC: purplexx + fufu
Episode 11 [ICEFISH] | [YDY]
Translations: sillypanda114 + fufu
Timing: thaominh
QC/Spot Translations: innerouter2000, purplexx, fufu
YDY version resynced by JKH
Episode 12 [ICEFISH] | [YDY]
Translations: raen + purplexx
Timing: thaominh
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
Episode 13 [ICEFISH] | Translation notes
Translations-1st half: jessie86 + fufu
Translations-2nd half: sweetie
Timing: thaominh + sweetie
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
Episode 14 [YDY] | [ICEFISH]
Translations: mmitsjojo + sillypanda114
Timing: Gi-Ma-Mi, taniia, fufu
QC/Spot Translations: sweetie + fufu
ICEFISH version resynced by LycheeTea
Episode 15 [ICEFISH]
Translations: mmitsjojo + solipsis
Timing: thaominh, milleu87, fufu
QC/Spot Translations: raen + fufu
Episode 16 [YDY] | [ICEFISH]
Translations: raen + marietta
Timing: thaominh, marietta, fufu
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
Episode 17 [ICEFISH] | [YDY]
Translations: fufu and PA, xxeverchanging, bitterlemon
Timing: xCHELLy, Gi-Ma-Mi, fufu
QC/Spot Translations: raen + fufu
YDY version resynced by T-$hep
Episode 18 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Note
Translations: jessie86, fufu, fufu's PA, sweetie
Timing: fufu, thanhloanie
Spot Translations: purplexx
QC: purplexx + fufu
ICEFISH version resynced by LycheeTea
Episode 19 [YDY] | [ICEFISH]
Translations: meteorclare + raen
Timing: thaominh
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
ICEFISH version resynced by LycheeTea
Episode 20 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Note
Translations: sillypanda114 + marietta
Timing: fufu
Spot Translations: raen
QC: raen + fufu
ICEFISH version resynced by LycheeTea
Episode 21 [YDY] | [ICEFISH] | Note
Translations: bitterlemon + sweetie
Timing: thaominh
Spot Translations: raen
QC: raen + fufu
ICEFISH version resynced by LycheeTea
Episode 22 [ICEFISH] (revised - Aug 18/06) | [YDY] | Note
Translations: sillypanda114, fufu and PA
Timing: thaominh
QC/Spot Translations: fufu
Filming of the kissing scene
Video download: download (uL by sunshine4ever)
Translation: fern
Timing: sunshine4ever
QC/Editor: fufu
Sunshine's note: Special thanks to sweetie for helping me find the video clip.
183 Club interview on KK Gang | Translations notes
Video download: [part 1] [part2]
Translations: fufu's PA
Timing: fufu
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VATICAN CITY - The closest of confidants, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger watched from the front row as Pope John Paul II, once a strapping athlete, steadily deteriorated in his later years.
Pope Benedict acknowledges physical weakness, avoids his predecessor's public suffering
Victor L. Simpson, The Associated Press
VATICAN CITY – The closest of confidants, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger watched from the front row as Pope John Paul II, once a strapping athlete, steadily deteriorated in his later years.
John Paul, burdened by Parkinson's disease and crippling hip ailments, could no longer walk or talk at the time of his death in 2005 at 84 — a picture of suffering that moved the faithful while presenting a disturbing vision of papal frailty. The physical ordeal also left John Paul distracted from the challenges the church was facing, including the global priest sex abuse scandal.
Ratzinger, elected as Pope Benedict XVI, was at 78 the oldest pope in 300 years. With his resignation, it is clear that he has sought to spare the church another agonizing end — and, in the process, perhaps help the church keep pace with the realities of modern-day medicine.
In his announcement, Benedict said his strength in recent months "has deteriorated in me to the extent that I have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfil the ministry entrusted to me."
In the church, bishops are forced to resign at the age of 75, and cardinals over 80 are barred from voting in a conclave to elect a new pope. It's only popes who are expected to rule for life. Now, the first papal resignation in 600 years could help set a modern precedent ensuring that popes, like other leaders with crushing responsibilities, have the mental and physical vigour to carry out the job.
Paris Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois said Benedict "broke a taboo."
"He broke away from several centuries of practice," the cardinal said, "and expressed the view that it wasn't just legitimate but probably useful for a pope to renounce and withdraw from his duties"
"In any event, it's a liberating act for the future … For the century to come I think that none of Benedict XVI's successors will feel morally obliged to remain until their death," the French prelate said.
Milan Cardinal Angelo Scola, considered a top candidate to succeed Benedict, endorsed that view. "It is, as he said, for the good of the church," said Scola — although at age 71, he, too, would be an elderly pontiff if elected.
An examination of Benedict's thinking makes the decision less of a surprise.
Back in 2004, then Cardinal Ratzinger said he would not rule out term limits in the future. In an interview with an Italian religious affairs magazine, he said that with people living longer "one also could consider new norms."
Then, in a 2010 interview with German journalist Peter Sewald, Benedict took an unambiguous stand on whether a pope could resign.
"Yes. If a pope clearly realizes that he is no longer physically, psychologically and spiritually capable of handling the duties of his office, then he has a right and, under some circumstances, also an obligation to resign," Benedict said.
Gunther Simmermacher, who has been editor for decades of the Southern Cross, a Catholic magazine published in South Africa, said that while Benedict has hinted at such a possibility, the news came as a surprise "even for people ensconced at the Vatican."
He recounted speaking by phone Monday morning with an official in the Vatican, and "having pleasant small talk with not a hint of this (resignation)."
The Rev. Thomas Reese, a Vatican expert, said that most modern popes have felt that resignation is unacceptable. Although church law has long accepted the possibility, popes fear setting precedents that could encourage factions to pressure for resignations for reasons other than health.
Pope Paul VI, pontiff from 1963 until his death in 1978, summed up the view now being challenged by Benedict by famously saying: "Paternity cannot be resigned."
AP correspondents Michelle Faul in South Africa, and Thomas Adamson in Paris contributed to this report.
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What withstanding voltage of a reverse current protection diode (which passes current flowing from the OUTPUT to INPUT) should I use when the voltage of the OUTPUT pin of my 3-terminal regulator (for a positive power supply) becomes higher than the INPUT pin's voltage?
The withstanding voltage of the diode in this case must be higher (at least 1.2 to 1.3 times higher) than the absolute maximum rating of the 3-terminal regulator IC's input voltage.
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From the moment you arrive at Sandals Grande St. Lucian, you'll find everything you need at your fingertips - and if it's not there, all you need to do is ask your butler, concierge, or the front desk. To make your stay with us even more extraordinary, here's all the information you need to know before your visit.
Upon arrival, you'll proceed to the Sandals desk or lounge, conveniently located at both International Airports serving Saint Lucia. Your complimentary transfer to and from the resort will be arranged by Sandals. Transfer time from Hewanorra International Airport (UVF) is about 120 minutes. If flying into the closer airport (Vigie - SLU) then the transfer time to the properties is 15 - 20 minutes.
Climb aboard your air-conditioned bus and enjoy your included roundtrip transfer from either airport in Saint Lucia. The ride takes less than 15 minutes from Vigie Airport (SLU) and about 120 minutes from Hewanorra Airport (UVF).
If you have booked a butler-level room category, you can expect unimaginably supreme standard of service and luxury. As part of the extra pampering, you can inform your butler about some personal preferences before you arrive at the resort. To do that, click here. As a butler guest, even your luggage gets special treatment. As such, make sure you have a name tag on all your luggage pieces, including your carry-on items.
If you arrive before check-in, we'll hold your luggage so you can begin your all-inclusive vacation right away. Check-out time is 11:00a.m. If your flight departs later, you can also leave your luggage with us and spend as much time as possible beside the sea, soaking up the sun.
Private airport transfers in a luxury car is available at an additional cost for all guests. Please call 08000 22 30 30 or contact your travel agent for more information.
There is an exchange bureau at Sandals Grande St. Lucian. The Eastern Caribbean Dollar is the legal tender in Saint Lucia but most merchants accept U.S. Dollars, traveler's cheques and major credit cards, i.e. VISA®, MasterCard® and American Express®.
Although everything is included you may also want to enjoy optional on-site and off-site experiences, spa treatments, and make phone calls or purchases in our gift shops. You should bring a major credit card for these purchases as all Sandals are cashless resorts. We accept VISA®, MasterCard®, American Express®, Discover Card® and Traveler's cheques.
Resort casual by day, resort elegant by night. So while the sun is up, your shorts, tank tops, swim suits, short-sleeved shirts, sundresses and light slacks are the perfect attire. As the sun sets and you set out to enjoy the evening, proper attire is required (although elegant dress shorts are permitted in some restaurants).
Safe deposit boxes are included in every room. Guests with jewelry and/or cash are advised to store all valuables in safe deposit boxes as Sandals cannot be held responsible.
Caribbean temperatures are warm year-round. Daytime average: 82°F, 28°C. Nighttime average: 72°F, 22°C.
If your plane leaves in the afternoon or is delayed, you're welcome to enjoy the amenities at Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort. There are comfortable couches, a large-screen TV, and changing facilities with showers, so you can thoroughly enjoy your last day in paradise.
Most public areas of this resort and all of the rooms have Wi-Fi coverage for your convenience. Instant access to the Internet may be obtained by simply connecting to the network. You can connect as many devices as you wish.
Tips and gratuities are strictly prohibited for all staff except personal butlers. In the event you wish to tip your butler, it will be greatly appreciated but under no circumstance will a tip be required or solicited.
220 volts, 50 cycles in Saint Lucia. But don't worry, we provide 110 volts outlets in every room, so all your electric items will work just fine. Hair dryers are already included in every room, so you may leave that out of your packing list.
There is a Registered Nurse on the premises at Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort with daily office hours. A qualified physician** is on call 24 hours a day for emergencies. If there is any prior medical history, medication that is needed or present illness Sandals should be aware of, please notify Sandals prior to your arrival.
**For an additional charge.
A departure tax is to be paid in cash upon leaving the airport if not included in airline ticket.
Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort has a gift shop with souvenirs, perfume, tobacco and sundries. Duty-free shopping is available on all islands and at the airport.
All travelers will require a valid passport. Please check for any other necessary visa or documentation requirements.
Pack lightly; one large suitcase with a carry-on is ideal. Casual wear is perfect, except for formal nights, theme nights, and restaurants that require full-length pants and collared shirts; the dress code is listed under each restaurant description.
Sandals will try to accommodate the special needs of guests to the best of our abilities. Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort can also provide special equipment. We must have approximately 60 days notice prior to your arrival to facilitate your requests. For a detailed list of available equipment and further information, please call Unique Vacations at 08000 22 30 30. or view our accessibility guide.
Gift items are available including flower arrangements, champagne and gift baskets. Items can be ordered by calling Unique Vacations at 08000 22 30 30.
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Elizabeth L. Hillman
Provost and Academic Dean Elizabeth L. Hillman returned from Washington, D.C., late Wednesday, on the eve of two long-awaited Senate votes on military sexual assaults scheduled for Thursday, March 6, 2014.
Bills by Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) and Claire McCaskill (D-MO) would dramatically overhaul the military's policies for handling sexual assault investigations and prosecutions, though in very different ways.
Gillibrand's bill was returned to committee. McCaskill's bill garned more than 60 votes, and so will be up for a roll call vote Monday. McCaskill's bill includes a reform Hillman first wrote about in 1999 — eliminating the "good soldier defense" from courts-martial.
Hillman was at Marine Corp Base Quantico, VA, this week on a site visit as chair of the Comparative Systems Subcommittee of the Response Systems Adult Sexual Assault Crimes Panel, a nine-member independent panel established by Congress to study and make recommendations about the military's response to adult sexual assault. Following public hearings in January on the topic, Hillman was the one of two committee members to vote against keeping the status quo.
Hillman, a veteran and former president of the National Institute of Military Justice, was interviewed by several media outlets, including, locally, KCBS radio. You can follow today's vote on C-SPAN. Read more about Hillman's advocacy here.
Rory Little
Professor Rory Little (@rorylittle) supplied analysis to SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) on an "aiding and abetting" case, Rosemond v. U.S. "Justice Kagan authored an opinion on a topic that has not been much improved on since Judge Learned Hand's" decision in 1938. "To the relief of those of us still teaching law, the Court's opinion steered a straightforward doctrinal line, and only a small – but not unimportant – point separated the Justices from a unanimous opinion."
Read more here.
Robin Feldman
Professor Robin Feldman's research was cited by The Hill's blog post on patent reform. "Patent assertion entities target businesses, large and small, from whom they believe they can extract financial settlements, no matter the merits of the case. Nearly 60 percent of new patent lawsuits are being filed by patent assertion entities, up from 25 percent in 2007."
"And a new study by Professor Robin Feldman (@DataDrivenLaw) of the University of California Hastings College of the Law has found that no industry will be immune. What started in the technology industry, has moved to main street, and the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries may be next as patent aggregators stockpile patents hoping that they can make a case that those industries too are somehow copying earlier inventions." Read more here.
Feldman was also highlighted in the National Law Journal for her amicus brief in Alice Corp. v. CLE Bank International, calling out "our societal aversion to math," and how it has muddled patents in the smartphone industry.
Feldman points to 1994's In re Alappat as sparking the current confusion in software patent law. The Federal Circuit there endorsed patents that focused on the result of an innovation, rather than on the steps that inventors took to get there. Most other areas of patent law take the latter approach, Feldman said.
"You don't get a patent for telling us what you wanted to do," Feldman told The Recorder. "You get a patent for telling us how you did it." Feldman argues that the Alappat court used this incorrect approach as a way to avoid math. Read more here. Read a summary of her brief here.
Marsha Cohen
KTVU turned to Professor Marsha Cohen (@msprof) to understand the California Supreme Court ruling that held a man had not violated state law by looking at a map on his mobile phone while driving.
The vehicle code violation in question was written in 2006, when most mobile phones could only call or text. "What's really interesting about this case is that it points up the fact that the legislature needs to think about this in view of modern devices," Cohen told KTVU.
"It's really a public safety issue here," Cohen said, "What is it that should be forbidden?" Read more here.
Joan C. Williams
Professor Joan C. Williams (@JoanCWilliams) continues to be in the media for her work parsing the "glass ceiling" from the "maternal wall." Women don't hit the glass ceiling because they are blocked by the maternal wall, she posits.
Sharon Meers and Joanna Strober, authors of Getting to 50/50, wrote for Womens ENews: "Williams shows that most women never knock into it because they never get near enough. Instead, they run up against what Williams has named the 'Maternal Wall,' the assumption that any woman who is a mother is the primary parent, and unable to commit to her job in the way a father could."
"When women take pregnancy-related leaves, they generate real costs which their employers may not like, but those costs are finite. What can seem like a bad deal to bosses is the ongoing volume and uncertainty of child-related downtime that takes workers out of commission (child-care snafus, sick kids, school-related obligations). Too many people assume women will do all these things without the help of their husbands. So working moms can begin to look like pretty undesirable employees and these unchecked assumptions erect a wall that too few women get over." Read more here.
Frank Lindh
Adjunct professor Frank Lindh, former general counsel of the California Public Utilities Commission, has joined Crowell & Moring's Energy Group.
Read more Thinkers & Doers here.
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Dec. 17—Salmon and halibut on a school lunch menu has been happening in Juneau, Ala., as the school district looks for healthier and more local foods for kids. Juneau schools in August received a state grant to help fund Alaska Grown lunches. The school district plans to expand the program, but for now students, staff and suppliers are still getting used to the new meals.
Students flood the hallways as lunch starts at Thunder Mountain High School. They congregate at the lunch line, speeding through so they can sit and socialize. Most choose pizza, or a cheeseburger, but 18-year-old Alora Pilgrim picks up halibut with broccoli and red potatoes.


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The Free State of Jones: Mississippi's Longest Civil War
University of North Carolina Press, 2001 - History - 316 pages
Between late 1863 and mid-1864, an armed band of Confederate deserters battled Confederate cavalry in the Piney Woods region of Jones County, Mississippi. Calling themselves the Knight Company after their captain, Newton Knight, they set up headquarters in the swamps of the Leaf River, where, legend has it, they declared the Free State of Jones.
The story of the Jones County rebellion is well known among Mississippians, and debate over whether the county actually seceded from the state during the war has smoldered for more than a century. Adding further controversy to the legend is the story of Newt Knight's interracial romance with his wartime accomplice, Rachel, a slave. From their relationship there developed a mixed-race community that endured long after the Civil War had ended, and the ambiguous racial identity of their descendants confounded the rules of segregated Mississippi well into the twentieth century.
Victoria Bynum traces the origins and legacy of the Jones County uprising from the American Revolution to the modern civil rights movement. In bridging the gap between the legendary and the real Free State of Jones, she shows how the legend--what was told, what was embellished, and what was left out--reveals a great deal about the South's transition from slavery to segregation; the racial, gender, and class politics of the period; and the contingent nature of history and memory.
"An original and cogent piece of scholarship on a devilishly complicated and demanding subject."--"Washington Times"
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John C. Hsu, Ph.D.,P.E., implemented the first break-through systems engineering (SE) application and a pioneer in developing and establishing SE process, metrics, templates, methods, and tools for the Boeing Company. He serves as an Adjunct professor at the California State University Long Beach teaching SE graduate course, The University of California at Irvine Certification Program, AIAA professional development short courses Lecturer, Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting Professor and Honorary Professor of Queens University. He has worked at The Boeing Company as Technical Manager, Project Manager, and Principal Investigator with over 30 years of diversified experience in aeronautical engineering, mechanical engineering, nuclear engineering, software development, and engineering management. John earned his Ph.D. in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, M.S. in Nuclear Engineering, M.S. in Mechanical Engineering and a registered Professional Engineer.


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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Poetry Stuff
Acceptances - The Smoking Poet (see post below)
Readings: Northwind Gallery anthology reading (photos from the reading here) My hair looks poufy.
Other news - I just learned my second mss is a finalist for a book contest and is in the hands of an outside unnamed judge. I don't know how many mss were named finalists, 5, 10, 20, 50? I'm not sure. But it makes me hopeful. Make a Christmas wish for me...I'd love to be chosen.
Poetry Barn - I'm using 2 space heaters to warm up the poetry barn, it's 25 degrees outside and the poetry barn is a tad drafty. I lost 3 weeks of use of my writing shed because the keyboard to my laptop broke...well, more honestly, I broke it trying to clean beneath the keys. Don't flip off keys to clean beneath them, sometimes they don't go back on and superglue makes things worse. I've had to use an external keyboard up until last week and it didn't fit on my wee desk. I'm going to make the trek out to the barn after lunch.
Other Poetry things--Just bought the poetry book All-American Poem by Matthew Dickman (APR Poetry Prize). Big book, I mean, physically wide. Good poems.
He and his brother are currently the one-two punch of poetry these days. They were both profiled in the September/October 2008 of Poets and Writers (I think that's the one with Billy Collins on the cover.) and they both received acceptances for their poetry collections in 2008. I haven't read his brother's Michael's collection (which I think comes out through Copper Canyon Press), but I like Matthew's work a lot. I haven't been really excited about a poet for a while, so this is a good feeling.
Though I can only recommend the first half of the book as I haven't read the rest. I'm enjoying this collection slowly.
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No, not poufy. ;)ReplyDelete
Good luck with your mss!
I didn't know Matthew Dickman's book came out, I'm going to get it too.ReplyDelete
I like Matthew's poetry better than Michael's.
Maya- thanks!ReplyDelete
Valerie - from what I've read, I like Matthew's better too. But I haven't read much of Matthew's, so I will remain open.
Congrats on The Smoking Poet. And thanks for posting the rejections.ReplyDelete
And I'm dying to get the Dickman bros. books. Maybe I'll add Matthew's book to my wish list. Saw that P&W's issue and was immediately drawn into their stories. Cool.
Will come back to the "Success" post later in the day.
Yes, and good luck with your m'script!ReplyDelete
That's one of the reasons I've been hesistant to recommend Matthew's book, - is it really good poetry or am I just drawn to his story?
There is a blurry line between the background of a poet and their poems. I wondered if because MD had such a colorful backstory, I find his poems more intriguing.
I actually said to someone the other night, I'm still trying to determine if I like his work or I like his story. (maybe both!) And that's okay too.


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Lionel Messi has moved to dismiss Barcelona's a one-man team label, after the Camp Nou side recorded the best ever start to a La Liga season.
Barcelona have won 13 and drawn one of their 14 league games this season, and Messi has already scored 28 times in all competitions for Tito Vilanova's side.
Messi's goals have played a vital role in Barcelona's rapid start to the campaign, with Barca 11 points ahead of reigning champions Real Madrid, but the 25-year-old maintains that he works only for the team.
"Here at Barcelona, I have really learned to play in a team," Messi told ELF Voetball.
"In the Barcelona second team I learned a lot. At Barcelona they work quite differently to the rest of the world. I came from Argentina, where I did whatever I liked. Mostly it was running and little more. Here I really learned to play in a team.
"I am not a tin-pot dictator. I don't care what people say. My team-mates know that I am not like that, they know well what I am really like."
Messi has found the net ten times in his last five outings - all of which have come in pairs - to leave him just one goal behind Gerd Muller's record haul of 85 strikes in a calendar year for club and country.
Barcelona have four games remaining in 2012 for Messi to surpass Muller and create even more history, having posted the most potent season ever in European football with 73 goals last term.
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The struggling carrier, which is set to post a third straight year of losses in March, said in a statement that it will also look to outsource more of its "support" activities, leading to further culls on top of the 300 already announced.
Flybe said the first wave of cuts, affecting around 300 roles, will impact 10pc of its UK workforce, but did not indicate the scale of job losses expected when the airline ramps up its outsourced functions.
Andrew Knuckey, Flybe's chief financial officer, said the cuts came amid "challenging conditions which are not going away any time soon," pointing to a sluggish economy and soaring fuel prices.
He also blamed a "double whammy" on passenger duty for eating at Flybe's profits, since the tax, levied on flyers departing from a UK airport, hits the domestic market harder as it must be paid on both outbound and return flights.
Mr Knuckey said the job losses and other cutbacks, including the sale of four aircraft, aimed to return the business to profitability in 2013/14, but warned Flybe would suffer £17m losses this year after taking a £10m-£12m hit on restructuring costs.
The 30-year-old airline, which started life as Jersey European Airways in 1983, has issed five profit warnings since it isted in 2010 at 295p.
"I am extremely disappointed that many valued and hard-working colleagues may have to leave the organisation," said Flybe chief executive Jim French.
"It's a decision the Board and I have not taken lightly; it's one we have tried to avoid and it is the first time in almost 30 years of business that we have had to take such action.
"Whilst recognising the impact this will have on many of our staff, we will make every effort to minimise the impact and to offer support wherever possible in the transition."
City analysts reacted to news of the restructure with cautious optimism.
Edward Stanford, analyst at Oriel, said: "Much will depend on the delivery of these targets and it is obviously still early days. Nevertheless assuming management is successful we believe there is now limited downside risk to the share price."
Espirito analyst Gerald Khoo said that although "restructuring plans are all too common in the industry" he was "relatively encouraged" by the plan.


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The exhibition will show more than 200 beautiful and characteristic pieces. Accompanying the items on display, there will be brief outlines of the period in which the item was made, of its special features, and the position it assumed in the total assortment of export porcelain destined for the Netherlands. Various objects will be on show for the very first time.
Diverse types of porcelain will be exhibited, such as Kraak porcelain, Transition (Late Ming) porcelain, Kangxi blue-and-white, Chine de Commande, Famille Rose, Mandarin, Blanc de Chine and Yixing. In addition, the Groninger Museum has an enviable collection of porcelain from shipwrecks. Several examples of these documentary pieces will be on display. Finally, there is a series of figures of Chinese gods and philosophers, of figures for the European market, and of slender Chinese women, the so-called 'Lange Lijzen'.
Almost all of this porcelain – dating from the 17th and 18th centuries – was shipped from China to the Netherlands by the Dutch East India Company (VOC) or by private traders. The composition of the material and the manufacturing process were a mystery. Porcelain was exotic, relatively expensive and therefore enhanced the status of the owner. The secret of porcelain-making was discovered in Germany in the early 18th century, and subsequently Chinese porcelain had to compete with European porcelain. The price then decreased and the assortment of decorations and forms expanded enormously. Archaeological excavations indicate that almost everyone in the Netherlands had a porcelain object in his or her house. Even today it is not uncommon. Chinese porcelain formed an essential element of the Dutch interior, more than anywhere else in the world.
With more than 10,000 items, the Groninger Museum has one of the largest collections of Chinese porcelain in the Netherlands. A part of the collection has been laid out in the Menkemaborg (estate house) in Uithuizen. Selections from the collection are regularly shown in the Starck Pavilion, and there is close co-operation with other museums, such as the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam, and the Princessehof Museum of Ceramics in Leeuwarden. Thanks to sponsors and donors, the collection is still expanding.
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Pushing into the more lifestyle, adventure, and sport segments of the industry, we have already seen Icon's penchant for concept bikes, which I can atest haven't really resonated with our sport-bike focused readers. I think today will be a little different though.
Teaming up with Kawasaki, Icon has built what it calls the Kawasaki ZX3-RR concept. Based off the Kawasaki Ninja 300, the Kawasaki ZX3-RR sees new bodywork and a slew of performance parts added to make a spec-series cup bike for young riders. It looks the business.


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