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It's been a long time coming, but Sony Computer Entertainment and developer Level-5 (Dark Cloud, Dragon Quest VIII) have finally confirmed that the popular Japanese RPG, Rogue Galaxy is headed for North America. Scheduled for release this October, the high-production adventure will not only deliver the same core gameplay that made it so popular overseas, but will also feature a number of new improvements to make it a better overall game. As it turns out, most of the problems we've been hearing about from importers are being addressed for the domestic version, and that means nothing but good news for local role-players.
But first things first -- What is Rogue Galaxy about, anyway? Well it all begins on a desert planet known as "Rosa," where a young romantic named Jaster Rogue daydreams about traveling through space. Unfortunately for him, he's on the extreme periphery of the galaxy and the number of exciting events that have ever occurred there can be counted entirely on the lone stump of an amputated limb.
Life on Rosa continues along these lines until one fateful day when most of the known universe is thrown into a full-blown war and the planet gets caught up in it. Humdrum as it may be, the globe is rich in natural resources and it quickly becomes a hot point for every faction involved in the hostilities. Enslaved and forbidden from leaving the surface, Jaster's future looks pretty bleak until he's befriended by a Space Pirate named Dorgengoa who takes him to the stars in an effort to locate a planet that holds the secret of eternal life. Of course, Jaster and his new crewmates aren't the only people in search of it...
Obviously, the plot of Rogue Galaxy is all about high adventure in a sci-fi setting, and based on the little bits of story I've seen so far, it certainly has me intrigued. But one thing that really stood out for me as I sampled the game at Sony's Pre-E3 media event last week is how quickly the game moves along. Rogue Galaxy is without a doubt one of the most technically impressive PS2 games we've seen thus far (up there with God of War and Shadow of the Colossus -- yes really), and it does a number of very cool things worth mentioning.
To start, there are almost no load times to speak of in Rogue Galaxy at all (and the ones that do occur are so fast, they're hardly even noticeable). In fact, only beginning a new game, loading up an old save, or watching transitions between pre-rendered cutscenes are about the only pauses in the action I've seen thus far. Otherwise, movement in and out of buildings and from one location to another is completely load-free. If you're a fan of streaming technology, Rogue Galaxy does it every well.
Another impressive element to Rogue Galaxy is its graphical prowess. Better looking than all of Level-5's previous PS2 projects, the game boasts some truly fantastic visuals. In other words, the environmental and character details are of an extremely high caliber, while presenting a much more sophisticated cel-shaded look than any other title in memory. Draw-distance, special effects, and other important ocular tidbits are just as strong, and the character designs themselves are a nice blend of high-seas and science-fiction. Oh, and let us not forget the kick-ass GC story scenes... they're awesome.
Now I have to warn you. As a longtime veteran of RPGs, I can attest to the fact that role-playing games that sound too good to be true usually are. They typically run into gameplay hitches if their presentation is through the stratosphere and vice-versa (just see Kingdom Hearts II or Grandia III for recent examples of both situations). From what I've seen of Rogue Galaxy, however, Level-5 might have all its bases covered. The game packs some seriously interesting mechanical components that have me curious to see where everything's going.


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According to MAC, one of the big makeup trends this season is not about color at all - it's about texture!
MAC named the trend Pale 'n' Dandy, but it's not necessarily about pale skin. It's about paled lips and brows, shine and pearl on the face, no mascara... Yes, NO MASCARA!
So no, you definitely don't have to be pale to sport this seasons super-nude trend - you just have to stay away from bronzer and anything else that might add color to your face ;)
Runway or everyday?
Is this trend actually wearable or is it just for the runway?
As with any trend, you can feel free to use the parts that you like and stay away from the parts that you don't care for.
That being said, I definitely think this is wearable. Since there's no color involved, this is something everyone can tweak to fit what they like.
A couple of simple things to do to make the look more wearable?
- Add mascara. It's an important part of the trend to leave the lashes bare, so it's definitely a great idea to try the look out with no mascara first. However, if you feel you need mascara, try a natural one, and while you're at it, why not try a brown instead of black?
- Add a little neutral eyeshadow, preferably a cream. Why cream? Because that will add more texture to the look rather than just color. Try something like Rubenesque, Groundwork or Constructivist paint pots from MAC.
- Think about your brows! The trend includes either really pale or super defined brows. If you decide to keep everything else pale, you might find the overall look more wearable if you choose the option of the defined brows instead of the pale ones.
- Remember the blush! I know I said that you weren't supposed to add any color at all, but adding a flush of color on the apples of your cheeks gives you a much more "healthy" look. Try using liquids or creams as they blend into your skin really nicely and can look really natural!
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Intel GMA 500 seems to report FVFCaps 3DFVFCAPS_DONOTSTRIPELEMENTS as 'No', but it should report it as 'Yes'. Other Intel GPUs seem to report it right (Yes). Stripped formats do not seem to work with any Intel GPU. When trying to use stripped format vertices, everything renders bad in GMA 500. The same vertex format works fine with ATI/AMD GPUs.
Why does not Intel support element stripping by the way? Intel GPUs are slow already and we are forced write extra stuff in the GPU which are not needed in application, making it yet slower.
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New Japan Pro Wrestling is capitalizing on all of the attention the company is getting after a Best of the Super Juniors match from night six garnered polarizing reactions from fans.
William Regal and Shelton Benjamin were a couple of the veteran wrestling names that stood up for Ricochet and Ospreay, putting over the style. Ospreay responded to Vader's criticism by doing a Vader Bomb the next night.
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Deficiencies in the serum protease inhibitor alpha1-antitrypsin (AAT) result from AAT gene mutations. Heterozygous (PiMZ) and homozygous (PiZZ) individuals have moderate and severe deficiencies, respectively. The mutant Z allele encodes a structural change in the glycoprotein (lysine in place of glutamic acid at position 342), resulting in abnormal folding and retention in the endoplasmic reticulum, leading to accumulation of eosinophilic, PASD+ globules in hepatocytes. The globules are 1-10 microns and are predominantly in periportal hepatocytes. This may progress to chronic hepatitis, cirrhosis (shown here), or hepatocellular carcinoma.


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A regular feature of The Motley Fool
Rule Your Retirement
newsletter service is our success stories -- profiles of people who have become financially independent. One of the most remarkable stories is about Billy and Akaisha Kaderli, who, at age 38, left their fast-track lives, moved to the Caribbean, and started traveling the world. We caught up with Billy and Akaisha in Phuket, Thailand, where they are spending a month body surfing.
"No Fear, Dude" is a common slogan amongst surfers worldwide. Boarders know they cannot approach the powerful sea with trepidation in their hearts and still be fluid enough to ride the waves to shore. It's a combination of trust, skill, experience, and internal confidence that propels them on to success.
This theme carries forward to our investment philosophy. For over twenty years we have been long equities -- basically 100% invested throughout, except for a short time during the last bear market. Since 1991 when we retired, our portfolio mantra has been "embrace the future, stay invested, and keep it simple."
Easy to say, hard to do
Being vice president of investments, branch manager for Dean Witter Reynolds, Billy was constantly shown research reports supporting the fact that many people -- we brokers called them Nervous Nellies -- would sell out of the market at its lows only to return after large gains had taken place. Even though Billy challenged much of the research he received, this fact remained intact.
When the market would fall and statements were mailed out the first of each month, Billy's phone would start ringing. "Get me out!" was often the response his clients had after reading their statements. If the calls were numerous, we used this as a contrary indicator and would suggest to clients that now is the time to be buying, not selling. And we took our own advice.
Because of this movement of funds in a typical reactionary emotional response, most people cannot beat the returns of the S&P 500 for any reasonable length of time. You have to be extremely lucky to be correct twice: once by selling at the market top, and then again by buying at its bottom. Even professional money managers have a difficult time doing this, and they spend eight hours or more a day trying.
Our philosophy is not to beat the market, only to come close to matching it. And because we are selling off shares at a capital gains rate, our portfolio has tax advantages over one that is balanced with bonds, where the interest is taxed as ordinary income.
Answering the critics
We know that some people do not agree with this strategy, insisting that we need to hold bonds to balance our portfolio's ups and downs. Being 54, we are not yet eligible for Social Security, but I do look at that future income as our bond equivalent. Maybe we are being foolhardy to expect Social Security to be around in eight years, but again we take the attitude of "No Fear." We have made it through retirement almost two decades without this additional income, so if it's available when we are 62, that will be a bonus.
Another critique of our investment plan is that we were "lucky" to have the bull run of the '90s with the wind at our back propelling us ahead in our financial independence. If so, then we were "unlucky" to have ridden out both the crash of 1987 and the second worst bear market in our nation's history, 2000-2003. As mentioned above, we did sell 30% and moved it to cash in 2000, only to buy back too early to benefit much from that move. Remember I stated you have to be lucky twice? We were lucky only once.
What about international exposure? It is our opinion that the multinational corporations that make up the S&P 500 are plenty of international exposure for us. Plus, we do not have to concern ourselves with currency risks. It's great if a certain country's market moves up 10%, but if the currency goes against you 10% then it's all for naught, so we leave this up to the money managers of the multinationals and forget about it.
But what about diversification between small caps, growth, and value? This can be satisfied by owning a total market index like the Wilshire 5000. This way, you own them all. Money managers come and go like big-league all-stars. Therefore, we have no idea what an active managed fund will do in the future, but we do know with certainty that a market index will match the market. And there is a lot of historical data to support what those returns could be in the future.
When we started on this adventure seventeen years ago, the S&P 500 Index closed at 312.49, and it was the investment of choice at that time. Why do we stay invested in this manner? Because it works.
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You know you're not doing well when a prisoner regards you with pity. When a man in an oversize prison uniform — a man who could narrate the gruesome entirety of his life through the scars on his body — gives you the once-over and says: "You O.K., pal? You don't look too good," you know you're in trouble.
Prison was doing me in. Although I'd taken the job as a librarian in a Boston prison largely for health insurance, I hadn't actually needed medical care until I did. After a year and half in the joint, I was subsisting by the grace of a dream team of health care professionals: allergists, infectious-disease specialists, ophthalmologists, dermatologists, orthopedists, off-duty nurses, chiropractors, Internet quacks, back doctors, front doctors, head doctors. I'd even consulted an OB-GYN.
But my diagnosis boiled down to this: I was, according to a shrink, "having trouble leaving my work at work." I just needed to relax, which was precisely why I decided to see a movie after my shift during a particularly dispiriting midwinter week. I was in the market for escapism. As luck would have it, "Jackass 2" was in the cheap theater. I called the stupidest person I knew.
Perhaps it was the exhaustion, or my low expectations, or the disarmingly childlike enthusiasm of my companion that evening, but "Jackass 2" was a cinematic triumph. In the darkness of the theater, I was transported into a world of freewheeling fun, free of moral seriousness. It was just what I needed.
I got lucky on the subway ride home, just barely catching the last train. The car was full of happy drunks and couples in love for the night. I emerged from the Green Street station into the chilly evening and, for the first time in months, was able to relax a bit. Through the crystalline winter air downtown Boston glistened in the east. There I spotted a sign. That single cautionary word — PRUDENTIAL — beaconed from the crest of a skyscraper. "Prudence," an antiquated word that sums up my hometown's patrimony of dread and pessimism. I promptly wrapped a scarf around my neck, adjusted my hat, zipped up my coat.Continue reading the main story
As I turned to walk home, I heard a voice behind me.
"Go into the park," it said. He shoved me.
"Don't [expletive] run," said the voice. "I got a gun. Walk normal, give me the money in the park."
I tried not to look at him and took a deep breath. There was a police station around the corner. This guy's audacity worried me. "I'm getting my money out now," I said, putting my hand into my pocket.
There was no cash there. I reached into my other pocket. Forty bucks. I could breathe again. "Let's stay calm, O.K.?" I said, speaking more to myself than to him.
He didn't respond. I stopped in the park and held out the money, two crisp $20 bills, plus a few singles, all folded up to seem like more. I was calm, but my hands were shaking. I looked at the ground and caught a glimpse of his weapon — not a gun, but a six-inch knife, barely concealed under a shredded sleeve. I sensed he was looking at me. He took the money, but didn't move.
Why isn't he leaving?
"Hey," he said. There was a new tenor in his voice. "You work at the Bay?"
My body tensed. It was true: my work was following me home. Here is what I should have said: the Bay? What's that? A seafood place? But instead I turned to him. He had long arms, steady shoulders. He wore a blue ski mask with a worn-out black hood over it.
"Yeah," I said, "I run the library there."
"Yeah, [expletive]!" he said, his Dominican accent strong now. "I remember you, man. The book guy!"
"Right," I said, sighing, "the book guy."
An awful second passed. I got the distinct feeling that he was smiling behind his mask. Then he turned and jogged into the park with my 43 bucks, earned at the prison that had, until not long ago, held him captive.
"Hey," he yelled, "I still owe you guys two books." And then he disappeared, laughing into the night.
Libraries are full of hints to life's great puzzles. For the mystery of which recently released, 5-foot-10 or so Latino man still owed two books, the prison library offered a name, and the two books he owed: "Introduction to Astrology" and "The Astrology of Human Relationships." But regarding the mystery of what he discovered in his study of the cosmos, the prison library was completely silent.Continue reading the main story


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How many times have you seen a classroom's worth of children being herded through a museum by a harried teacher? I'm afraid that's the way our family, six children and the usual two parents, once looked when we were museumgoing. Too much parental energy and attention was expended in keeping the group together, locating drinking fountains, and promising that yes, we would go to the chick incubator next!m
We decided there had to be a better way. Our solution was to let them pair up and go off on their own explorations. Allow children ages five to 12 to wander through a museum without an adult at arm's reach? Yes! We felt free to do this because first, we teamed a younger one with an older one; and second, we knew our children had developed good museum manners over the many such visits we had made with them. We were also aware that when children are totally absorbed in what they are seeing, discipline is not a problem. Nor is fidgeting or complaining.
It worked beautifully. At the science and industry museum, the youngsters most interested in the sound-and-light demonstrations teamed up to find their adventures in those exhibits. The children who needed to compare the airplane models they were building with the real ones hanging from the museum ceiling headed for that space. At the natural history museum, our American Indian buffs took off for Hopi country, while the dinosaur lovers eagerly went upstairs to count the spinal plates in a brontosaurus.
This method also served us well at the aquarium, zoos, and county fairs. Sometimes we would take in part of a museum together, then split up to follow special interests. Vital to the success of this plan, of course, was the establishment of a definite time and place to reconvene. Generally, it was something like, "Let's all meet here by the ticket booth in 90 minutes -- that's at 3 p.m." Even if children don't have watches, museum guards or visitors are happy to tell them the time. Seldom was anyone more than a few minutes late for our departure.
If our youngsters did get lost during their adventures, they were able to re-orient themselves with the help of printed guides, maps, or guards. They found drinking fountains and restrooms for themselves. They enjoyed their independence and grew thereby.
An unexpected bonus from this experiment was that we quadrupled what we learned from our museum visits. In the car on the way home, we practically had to issue numbers so that each excited youngster could tell what he had seen -- "A chick was just hatching when I got there. . . ." "You should have seen the big Navajo hogan. . . ." "Robin whispered to me from one end of this big room and I heardm her!"
We have notm used this method with young children in art museums. In those more sacrosanct halls, we always stayed together and went only after some homework. I remember one particular visit, inspired by the children's fascination with Renoir's "Two Little Circus Girls," a print of which was in one of those mammoth art books. (We keep such books open on a music stand and turn the pages frequently.) At home the children has speculated about whether the girls were sisters, laughed at their funny high shoes, and wondered how the orange balls had come to be on the ground.
The book stated that the original was at the Art Institute of Chicago. Since we were living in northern Indiana at the time, an hour's trip took us in to see it. Our plan was to observe this painting and nothing else. We didn't want the children to get bored or tired. They were fascinated to learn how the oil was applied to the canvas -- the "caressing strokes," as the art book had described them.
After 15 minutes with "Two Little Circus Girls," we headed right out again. Well, almost. The children became entranced with Seurat's huge picnic picture, "La Grande Jatte," and so we stopped to study it, too. Our entire stay wasn't longer than 30 minutes. But next time the children were eager to attend, since they knew we wouldn't drag it out beyond their endurance.
For certain museums, certain exhibits, there is a just-right time to take your child, and only you will know when his or her development calls for a particular excursion.We took our youngest son on a solo trip to the Art Institute of Chicago to see the Thorne miniature rooms when he was about seven or eight. He was fascinated with every one and mentally climbed inside to "live" in each, from the Colonial cabins to the 1930s "moderns." The exquisite 18th- to 20th-century American reproductions, perfect in every detail, caught his imagination, young as he was.
When you are in the city for the day, it's better to combine a museum visit with some outdoor park activity or special child-oriented shopping, rather than attempt a whole day of museums. I found this out when I took one of our sons, who had been studying dinosaurs in fourth grade and owned a collection of small plastic models, to see the real thing at the natural history museum. I wisely limited our visit there to just his special interest. Then, however, I got carried away and figured that while we were in town, we might as well take in the aquarium and the planetarium. A couple of hours later, in the soothing darkness and reclining seats of the planetarium, we both f ell asleep.


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Runner Kenneth Stewart is giving up his kilt for this year's Baxters Loch Ness Marathon to achieve a faster time, and realise an ambition.
Kenneth (64), an insurance officer at St Andrews University, is aiming to come in the top three over-60s and win a silver quaich traditionally presented to the first three in the class.
And he reckons that swapping his kilt for running shorts will help achieve his aim: "I missed out by 30 seconds a couple of years ago when I decided to run in a kilt, which slows me down by about three minutes per hour. So I'm ditching the kilt in favour of my running shorts, and maybe this will be the year. I think I'll have to get in at under 3:30 to do it."
This is Kenneth's 14th Loch Ness marathon, he is one of the few runners to have competed in every one since it started, and he has run marathons around the world in his kilt, from Amsterdam to Sydney.
Last year in Dublin he completed his 100th marathon, and he shows no signs of slowing down, with five events scheduled for this year, but Loch Ness is one of Kenneth's favourites: "Loch Ness is something completely different, and I think if you are looking for a marathon that typifies Scotland, then this is it," he recommends.
"At the start of the race, when the pipe band is playing, it's almost like a scene out of Braveheart seeing people coming out of the heather to muster. You are more at one with nature, there's no traffic, and you run on a road right at the side of the loch, which is wonderful.
"The views are the envy of any race organiser, plus a downhill start and flat finish make it a personal best course."
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NEMA makes push towards energy-efficient buildings
A new initiative to reduce energy use and costs in existing buildings
The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) announced a new initiative today aimed at reducing energy use and costs in the 5 million existing commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings in the United States. The campaign, called "enLIGHTen America," will target building owners, operators, and executives who make decisions about upgrading lighting products in un-renovated buildings.
"There are 71 billion square feet of space in nonresidential buildings in the USA," according to Evan Gaddis, President and CEO of NEMA. "Most of the lighting in this space is inefficient and contributes to our energy crisis every day. Building owners can save as much as 40 percent on their energy bills, green their operations, and get a two-year payback by investing in a modern lighting system with the latest sustainable technology. As a bonus, the 2005 Energy Policy Act is still in effect, which can provide up to 60
The campaign will also be supported by a personal message from Secretary of Energy, Samuel W. Bodman, who "invites our nation's leaders to become full participants in a national effort to make our buildings more energy efficient."
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MINNEAPOLIS, MN - Activision Publishing, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATVI) today announced that Space Camp for Wii and Nintendo DS is out now. Designed specifically for Nintendo's platforms with close involvement from the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, Space Camp is a fantastic way to have fun learning about space exploration.
In Space Camp you receive the training and tools to become an astronaut. Experience weightlessness in a training pool and develop your navigation skills in the training simulator. You'll need your newly acquired skills, because during a training session, you get rocketed to the moon! With your faithful robot sidekick ARP, you need maneuver through a daring lunar journey, work on the half-completed base, scout the Moon's surface for elements and secrets, and refuel your ship for the ride home. Get yourself back to earth for a hero's welcome!
Space Camp is the perfect game for kids of all ages, filled with fun platform-specific controls and cool environments to explore, all wrapped up in an enjoyable character-based adventure. The game features a single player story mode, and up to four players can compete in Party Mode, a robust mini-game tournament. And with space facts supplied by Space Camp, you'll be learning as you play!
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Space Camp is now available for $39.99 for Wii and $19.99 for Nintendo DS, and is rated "E" for Everyone. For more information visit www.activision.com
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Created by an Act of the Alabama State Legislature, the U.S. Space & Rocket Center houses over 1,500 artifacts chronicling man's conquest of space, and is Alabama's top tourist attraction. It is also the home of Space Camp and Aviation Challenge the nation's leading science and aviation based educational camp programs. Space Camp and Aviation Challenge programs have graduated over 530,000 students in its 27 year history.
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Headquartered in Santa Monica, California, Activision Publishing, Inc. is a leading worldwide developer, publisher and distributor of interactive entertainment and leisure products.
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In a world of wizards, giants, and dragons, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table are the only defense against the forces of evil that threaten the kingdom of Camelot. In King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, young Arthur is as surprised as anyone the day he pulls the mysterious sword from the stone and becomes the king of England! The wizard Merlin leads him to assemble his knights, including brave Sir Lancelot and pure Sir Galahad. Arthur and his knights undertake many quests to bring peace to the kingdom and uphold justice for all. But all the while, the evil Morgana le Fay and Mordred plot to overthrow Arthur and rule the kingdom. Soon Arthur enters a terrible battle . . . for his kingdom and his life. Beautifully illustrated, this classic tale will capture children's interest and spark their imagination inspiring a lifelong love of literature and reading.
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Oh that's right, there's a blog here. I've been expecting someone else to update it for me. Maybe just get inside my head and grab some of the thoughts that are in there and send them out into the internet in word form. I think there's a niche there. (It's probably been filled by podcasts, ie. blogs for people even lazier than me; but I want the Full Mindreading Service. And you should already know that I want it now.)
Speaking of the internet, the Dodo ad for broadband was on TV the other night (which involves side-by-side 'simulations' of a picture downloading, with the Dodo-powered picture magically coming in faster; however, still loading line by line, which I personally have never seen since switching to broadband … but I digress) and the following conversation was had:
Mr. T: Isn't it odd to think the internet is just floating round in the air right now.*
Me: Yes. The internet is all around me. I am breathing in the internet.
Mr. T: Yes you are. Do you feel smarter?
Me: I feel … like porn.
Mr. T: That's the internet, all right.
Actually I have just upgraded our internet service (we were on some medium-speed, high-download plan (not by choice, they just kept upgrading our download limit with no interference on our part) to a cheaper honking-1500k-fast-speed, low-download plan) and yet I notice no difference. Perhaps I should ask Mr. T if the porn comes in faster. I haven't noticed the air eddying and swirling all around me as the internet whooshes past, but I've had the gas heater on and maybe that cancels it out.
Black Dog Update: currently he is really pissing us off as he is making no effort to walk. He prefers to lie there and cry in the expectation that someone will come and give him a drink or take him outside. I completely understand his reasoning: unfortunately, he is both a smart dog and a lazy one. Combine these two and you get a dog who would much rather not exert himself and stand on legs which hurt him, when instead he could lie on his side and improvise extended vocal melodies on the themes of Pain and Anguish. (He's very good at this.) We are standing him up and doing his physio and taking him swimming, but when you sit him up and he just collapses there's not a lot you can do. Apart from beat him in a fit of wild rage, then skin him to make a winter coat. This is the preferred option at the moment so I'll let you know if his hide ends up on eBay.
* Please note we do not really think the entire internet is floating around in the air. We also do not think that electricity is malevolent or that microwaves heat up the water in your brain.**
** Please do not email me if you in fact think this. We once had a flatmate who a) hated the microwave and b) did a Reiki course; he left his Reiki stones out in the rain overnight to 'energise' them or 'cleanse' them or something, and Mr. T told him that he'd found them out there so he'd put them in the microwave to dry them. We found this very, very funny. He may have put some sort of Reiki curse on us, of course, but I'm pretty sure that microwaves totally cancel those out.


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In the recent case of McDonald v. Insurance Corporation of British Columbia, 2012 BCSC 283, the British Columbia Supreme Court reiterated that breaching a duty of good faith does not require malicious intent; failure to conduct an adequate investigation, provide an objective assessment of coverage and clearly communicate the coverage decision and its effect on the insured can suffice.
Factual Background
Eleanor McDonald struck a van while driving the wrong way on a one way street and was thereafter charged with failing to provide a breath sample, impaired driving and dangerous driving. The driver of the van she struck commenced an action against McDonald but her insurer, ICBC, did not appoint counsel for her nor file a statutory third party notice adding itself as a party to the action. Rather, the insurer's claims handler performed a cursory investigation into coverage and largely relied on the criminal proceedings to provide evidence that McDonald was in breach of her contract of insurance for being incapacitated by alcohol at the time of the accident.
In the midst of the alcohol related criminal proceedings McDonald pleaded guilty to the Motor Vehicle Act offence of driving without reasonable consideration for others and the criminal charges against her were stayed by the Crown. In the civil suit, her insurer defended the owners of the vehicle McDonald was driving and, without her knowledge, settled the claims against her for $182,085.36. Thereafter ICBC sought reimbursement of the settlement sum from McDonald.
Upon receipt of the reimbursement demand McDonald commenced an action claiming indemnity for all amounts arising out of the subject accident and punitive damages for her insurer's breach of its duty of good faith in its handling of her third party liability insurance claim.
The Ruling
In McDonald v. ICBC the court provides an excellent summary of what constitutes bad faith and applies it to the initial claim investigation, the decision on coverage, the manner of the insurer's settlement with the plaintiff and the insurer's communication with the insured respecting coverage and settlement.
The court held that the insurer's poor investigation and almost total reliance on the criminal justice system in and of itself amounted to bad faith. The court also held that the insurer's failure to obtain statements from witnesses while their memories were still fresh and, more importantly, its failure to investigate the claim more thoroughly when it learned that the alcohol related claims had been stayed amounted to bad faith. In particular, the claims handler failed to follow-up with all on scene police officers, find and contact the name of a witness who was in McDonald's car at the time of the accident, obtain relevant evidence from criminal trial, conduct a licence plate search which would have yielded information respecting a road-check stop by another police officer about an hour before the accident who found no evidence that McDonald was intoxicated and the fact that the insured was not questioned about the police's evidence. The duty of good faith required that the insurer bring reasonable diligence and fairness and an appropriate level of skill, thoroughness and objectivity to the investigation. Additionally, the insurer was obliged to fairly assess the collected information with respect to its coverage decision.
The court in McDonald v. ICBC found that the initial letter to McDonald warning her that she may be found to be in breach of the terms of her policy was insufficient notice that she in fact was deemed in breach and therefore may be liable for any amount paid to the plaintiff through judgment or settlement. This inadequate communication was greatly compounded by then settling with the plaintiff without even advising McDonald that settlement would be taking place and without taking her reasonable interests into account when settling. The failure to give clear notice of breach, the insurer's right to independently settle the claim and the potential effects of breach were all deemed breaches of the insurer's duty of good faith by the court.
The court found that punitive damages were warranted because the handling of the claim was overwhelmingly inadequate to the extent that it constituted harsh, high-handed conduct representing a significant departure from the court's sense of decency and fair play. In summarizing its basis for the punitive damage award the court found the insurer would not otherwise be accountable for its bad faith in the absence of punitive damages and that punitive damages were justified to deter other insurance companies from engaging in similar types of misconduct. $75,000 in punitive damages were awarded.
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3. that a failure to conduct a fair and proper evaluation of coverage or to communicate with the insured respecting coverage and settlement can constitute bad faith handling in respect of a third party claim; and
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Something I feel needs addressing.
Before I begin...
We are all entitled to our own thoughts and opinions.
This is mine.
This is where I'm going share my opinion and perspective about a few negative comments that were recently posted on a photo of my friends, fellow competitors and myself on the day of our Bikini/Fitness/Figure Competition dating back to July 2011.
This is the picture.
|A very memorable day!
|Our amazing Trainer :)
|I personally like parading myself in my FUnky glasses.
|We all know I love my cupcakes!
|And sweets!
|I did it!
We did it.
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Chemists, Business Owners, Event Planners, Writers, Managers, we work in the field of Dentistry
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The minimum wage now is far too low because it did not take into account inflation. In order for the minimum wage to be what is was in the late 20's, the wage would have to be around 20 dollars. The current wage is the amount needed to barely survive let alone live comfortably. The wage needs to be higher than even 10.10 to be fair but at least this would be a start.
The richest people in the country have captured almost all of the income growth over the past 10+ years, meaning that as CEOs and high management's wages and salaries keep rising, the average worker's pay hasn't been increased much in years. The result is people are slowly being squeezed to the point where they can't afford to put money back into the system. If you raise the minimum wage, people will have more money and will spend more, which will energize the economy.
A large dramatic increase of minimum wage would have disastrous effects on the United States as a whole. It is commonly known that for the average small business owner, for every penny they pay an employee, another penny goes to the State and Federal in the form of taxes and insurance. Say a person makes $8.00 an hour, their employer pays out $16.00 an hour. If the wage was instantly increased to such a number, over half of small business in America would have to shut their doors and the other half would decrease their work force. Such a decision would hit the American work force hard. Then in the long run, it would create a dramatic inflation as those who actually do have
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Fizzy Bath Ball Recipe
You will need:
2 tablespoons citric acid
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 cup baking soda
1/4 tsp essential oil or fragrance oil
3-6 drops food color
3 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 bowls
waxed paper
For larger batches, increase the above portions . Tip: Any vegetable oil can be used (coconut, avocado, walnut, apricot kernel,sweet almond etc.) Add a small amount of mixed tocopherals to your oil mixture as a perservative.
1.) Mix all dry ingredients: citric acid, baking soda, cornstarch, in a bowl.
2.) Mix the vegetable oil, essential or fragrance oil, and coloring in a seperate bowl.
3.) Slowly mix the liquid mixture with the dry ingredients.
4.) Form small 1 inch balls of the mixture and place them on waxed paper to dry. (If the mixture will not form balls becuase it is to dry add more vegetable oil) It takes 24-48 hours for fizzy bath balls to dry completely. They should be completely dry before wrapping or storing.
5.) Store bath balls in a tightly sealed container, away from moisture, or wrap with plastic or cellophane for individual balls.
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Exactly what is Medical Malpractice?
Medical malpractice is said to happen when a physician or other healthcare supplier deals with a patient in a manner that differs the medical requirement or care, and the patient suffers damage as a result. This "definition," such as it is, raises a few crucial problems. The biggest problem in many medical malpractice cases turns on proving exactly what the medical standard of care is under the scenarios, and demonstrating how the defendant failed to supply treatment that was in line with that requirement.
The "medical requirement of care" can be defined as the type and level of care that a fairly competent health care expert– in the very same field, with similar training– would have supplied in the very same situation. It generally takes a professional medical witness to affirm regarding the standard of care, and to take a look at the accused's conduct versus that requirement.
Medical Negligence in Ponderay, ID
The term "medical negligence" is frequently used synonymously with "medical malpractice," and for many purposes that's adequate. Strictly speaking however, medical negligence is only one necessary legal element of a meritorious (lawfully legitimate) medical malpractice claim.
Here is one meaning of medical negligence: "An act or omission (failure to act) by a medical professional that deviates from the accepted medical requirement of care."
When it pertains to medical malpractice law, medical negligence is normally the legal concept upon which the case hinges, from a "legal fault" point of view. Negligence on its own does not merit a medical malpractice claim, but when the negligence is the reason for injury to a client, there might be an excellent case for medical malpractice. Continue reading for more information.
Negligence in General
Negligence is a common legal theory that enters into play when evaluating who is at fault in a tort case. It's best to consider a tort case as civil injury case. A typical example of a tort case, and a good way to discuss how negligence works, is to think about a motorist entering a mishap on the road. In an automobile accident, it is usually established that one individual caused the accident– by breaching their legal duty to comply with traffic laws and drive responsibly under the circumstances– and that person is responsible for all damages suffered by other celebrations associated with the crash.
For example, if a motorist cannot stop at a red light, then that chauffeur is said to be irresponsible in the eyes of the law (they've also violated a traffic law). If the failure to stop at the traffic signal causes an accident, then the irresponsible motorist is accountable (normally through an insurance company) to spend for any damage caused to other drivers, guests, or pedestrians, as a result of running the traffic signal.
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Typical problems that expose medical professionals to liability for medical malpractice include errors in treatment, inappropriate medical diagnoses, and lack of notified approval. We'll take a more detailed take a look at each of these situations in the areas below.
Errors in Treatment in Ponderay, Idaho 83852
When a doctor makes a mistake throughout the treatment of a client, and another fairly skilled medical professional would not have actually made the exact same error, the client may demand medical malpractice.
Although some treatment errors can be apparent (such as amputating the incorrect leg), others are normally less obvious to lay people. For example, a medical professional might perform surgical treatment on a client's shoulder to resolve chronic discomfort. 6 months later on, the client might continue to experience discomfort in the shoulder. It would be extremely tough for the patient to figure out whether the continued discomfort is attributable to an error in treatment or to some other cause that doesn't total up to malpractice.
For this reason, medical malpractice cases frequently include expert statement. One of the first steps in a medical malpractice case is for the client to consult a doctors who has experience relevant to the patient's injury or health problem. Usually under the guidance of a medical malpractice lawyer, the physician will evaluate the medical records in the case and give an in-depth viewpoint regarding whether malpractice took place.
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A medical professional's failure to appropriately detect can be just as hazardous to a patient as a slip of the scalpel. If a physician poorly detects a client when other fairly proficient physicians would have made the proper medical call, and the client is damaged by the inappropriate medical diagnosis, the client will generally have an excellent case for medical malpractice.
It is very important to acknowledge that the doctor will only be accountable for the damage triggered by the improper medical diagnosis. So, if a client dies from a disease that the physician improperly diagnoses, however the patient would have died similarly rapidly even if the physician had made a proper medical diagnosis, the medical professional will likely not be accountable for malpractice. On the other hand, a medical malpractice case would most likely be practical if an appropriate diagnosis would have extended the client's life.
Absence of Informed Approval
Patients have a right to choose exactly what treatment they get. Doctors are obliged to offer adequate details about treatment to allow clients to make informed choices. When doctors fail to acquire clients' informed approval prior to providing treatment, they might be held liable for malpractice.
Treatment Against a Client's Wishes. Medical professionals may in some cases disagree with clients over the very best course of action. Patients usually have a right to refuse treatment, even when doctors believe that such a choice is not in the client's benefits. A common example of this is when a client has spiritual objections to a proposed course of treatment. When these arguments take place, doctors can not provide the treatment without the client's approval. Effective treatment will not protect the medical professionals from liability.
The Uninformed Patient. Clients have a right to make decisions about their own treatment. But that right is of little worth if they are uninformed about the advantages and threats of proposed treatment. For that reason, medical professionals have an obligation to offer sufficient info to allow their patients to make educated choices.
For example, if a doctor proposes a surgical treatment to a client and explains the information of the procedure, however cannot point out that the surgery brings a substantial threat of heart failure, that medical professional may be responsible for malpractice. Notification that the medical professional could be responsible even if other reasonably qualified doctors would have suggested the surgery in the same scenario. In this case, the doctor's liability comes from a failure to acquire educated permission, rather than from an error in treatment or diagnosis.
The Emergency Exception. Often doctors simply do not have time to obtain informed permission, or the circumstance makes it unreasonable. Medical malpractice law presumes that clients in urgent need of medical care who are incapable of providing notified authorization would grant life-saving treatment if they had the ability to do so. Hence, patients who get treatment in emergency situation circumstances generally can not sue their doctors for failure to get informed consent.


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Vegeta Thursday Apr 7 12:36 PM
I've actually always wondered that. But in the grand scheme of things, I'd say littering beats killing people, if the former can lessen the latter. Littering in America is entirely different however, and should be dealt with by killing people. *G*
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Reminds me of the M*A*S*H* episode where the bomb falls in teh middle of camp, and when it explodes, tons of papers come out. I forget what they said now. I loved that show. Hawkeye Pierce was my idol.
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The sign said "Fine for littering" - so the pilot did.
richlevy Thursday Apr 7 07:53 PM
Did anyone pick up one of those flyers?
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I use to work with a guy that was in the 1st Armored Divison in North Africa during WW II. He said they paid a local to write a leaflet in the local tongue and printed hundreds of thousands to drop ahead as they progressed eastward. They had dropped over half of the leaflets before they found out they were an ad for Abdul's Tea.


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Socialist Nicolas Maduro, hand-picked successor of the late leader Hugo Chavez, has won a narrow victory in Venezuela's presidential poll.
Mr. Maduro won 50.7 per cent of the vote against 49.1 per cent for opposition candidate Henrique Capriles.
Mr. Capriles has demanded a recount, saying Mr. Maduro was now "even more loaded with illegitimacy".
He said there were more than 300,000 incidents from Sunday's poll that would need to be examined.
At the scene
The waiting was long and tense. Rumours on Twitter were growing. Both sides were cautious, but fireworks were going off all around the city.
Even in front of the Miraflores presidential palace there was uncertainty. People started gathering early on in the night, but they listened to radios to keep across the official results.
The National Electoral Council's announcement was broadcast through loudspeakers among the crowd, but people didn't wait to hear the margin by which Nicolas Maduro had won.
Screaming and chanting took over. Beer was thrown into the air. People hugged each other. Nobody seemed to mind if the victory was narrow. "This victory is dedicated to Hugo Chavez, our commander. My vote went to him," said one woman.
Announcing the results late on Sunday night, the National Electoral Council said they were "irreversible".
As the news emerged, celebrations erupted in the capital, Caracas, where Mr Maduro's jubilant supporters set off fireworks and blasted car horns. Opposition voters banged pots and pans in protest.
In a victory speech outside the presidential palace, Mr Maduro, wearing the colours of the Venezuelan flag, told crowds that the result was "just, legal and constitutional".
He said his election showed Hugo Chavez "continues to be invincible, that he continues to win battles".
Mr Maduro said he had spoken to Mr Capriles on the phone, and that he would allow an audit of the election result.
He called for those who had not voted for him to "work together" for the country.
But Mr Maduro's margin of victory was far narrower than that achieved by Chavez at elections last October, when he beat Mr Capriles by more than 10%.
Almost immediately one member of the National Electoral Council who does not have government sympathies called on the authorities to carry out a recount by hand, a call later echoed by Mr Capriles himself.
At Mr Capriles' campaign headquarters the mood was sombre, as his supporters watched the results on television. Some cried, while others hung their heads in dismay,
Shortly afterwards, Mr Capriles emerged, angry and defiant.
"It is the government that has been defeated," he said. Then, addressing Mr Maduro directly, he said: "The biggest loser today is you. The people don't love you."
The new president faces an extremely complex task in office, says the BBC's Central America correspondent, Will Grant.
Venezuela has one of the highest rates of inflation in the region and crime rates have soared in recent years, particularly in Caracas. Food shortages and electricity blackouts are also common.
But perhaps Mr Maduro's biggest challenge will be trying to govern a country which is so deeply divided and polarised, and where the opposition say they have an increasingly legitimate stake in the decision-making process, our correspondent says.
The closeness of the race has also caused reflection inside Mr Maduro's own United Socialist Party (PSUV).
The man considered to be Mr Maduro's main rival, National Assembly President Diosdado Cabello, tweeted that the results "oblige us to make a profound self-criticism".
Divisive legacy
Mr Maduro had been serving as acting president since Mr Chavez died of cancer on 5 March.
He is due to be sworn in on 19 April and serve until January 2019 to complete the six-year term that Mr Chavez would have begun in January.
Mr Chavez was a divisive leader. To his supporters he was the reforming president whose idiosyncratic brand of socialism defeated the political elite and gave hope to the poorest Venezuelans.
He effectively used his country's vast oil reserves to boost Venezuela's international clout, and his strident criticism of the US won him many political allies in Latin America.
However, his political opponents accused him of being an autocrat, intent on building a one-party state.


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Serving big, juicy, fresh batches of our world famous chicken
Try our spiciest, juiciest, crunchiest chicken ever made, marinated for hours with layers and layers of spicy flavors in each piece of chicken
Made-to-order and hand tossed in one of our three tasty sauces - Buffalo Medium, Honey BBQ or Sweet & Spicy
Delicious all white meat chicken tenders available in spicy or original. Choose your favorite dipping sauce
All white meat, Tender Strips topped with fresh lettuce, pickles and mayo served on two buttery slices of texas toast.
A crispy chicken sandwich made with tender, juicy chicken cooked to golden perfection and topped off with mayo and fresh lettuce on a sesame seed bun
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Our biscuits rise to the top of our guests must-have menu items. Handmade, freshly prepared all day long and glazed with our famous sweet and savory honey-butter
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Topped with shredded cheddar cheese and baked until golden brown and crispy on top
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Watch Dr. Sylvia Gearing describe how you can use "masterful action" to help inoculate your child against depression and anxiety - click here.
Have you ever wanted to boost your child's self-confidence?
Since unwarranted praise and rescuing can have other negative effects, many parents wonder how they can help their children feel better about themselves while also keeping them grounded in reality. Masterful action is one of the most effective ways to teach your child to believe in themselves and to be effective in any situation.
Masterful action is when your child engages with a problem and overcomes obstacles to find a solution.
Whenever they encounter adversity, they must strategize how they will solve the problem and plan the steps they will take to do it.
Here are some important points to keep in mind about Masterful Action:
Progressive Positivity:
Teaching your child to be a resilient, optimistic problem solver doesn't just happen overnight. It builds over time and hundreds of successes and failures. Each success builds their self-confidence, their perseverance, and their spirit for adventure.
Framing The Outcome:
One of the most important parts of masterful action is how your child thinks about the success. Was it pure luck or some external force that made them succeed? Or was their success driven by their hard work, intelligence, and perseverance? Framing the outcome as a result of their own actions further bolsters their belief in their ability to improve their lives and achieve their dreams.
Resist The Urge To Rescue:
Let's face it – your child isn't always going to win. In fact, most children will face failure regularly and they may often experience anxiety, anger, and sadness. However, negative feelings are not always a bad thing since they can be used as motivation for hard work and practice for the next time. You shouldn't always feel the need to "rescue" them from bad feelings. Instead, try to talk to them about what happened and help them understand how they can change the outcome next time.
Teachable Moments:
You should try to teach your children how to think about and experience failure. Instead of them "just being stupid," they may just not have studied very much for the test and they can improve their grade with a little extra hard work. If they regularly dread gym class or recess, they can always become stronger and faster through practice and discipline.
Create Opportunities:
One of the best things you can do for your child is create opportunities for masterful action. Solve math problems together, hold batting practice every weekend, or even play a video game together. Not only will you spend more time with your wonderful child, but you'll also be teaching them valuable skills to overcome obstacles and to believe in themselves.
"The Optimistic Child" by Dr. Martin Seligman


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"The best food, best service and great view." — The best food, best service and great view. Now with original ownership after a few years we will get to see great service. Back to the good al days. You can have a beautiful Wedding at Humphrey's On The Delta with three lovely wedding sites to choose from. Humphrey's will provide personal assistance from beginning to the end of your special occasion. Splurging at top-rated restaurant is fun for special events, but where can you go for a good quality meal that won't break the bank?


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Villa Cora
19th century opulence, landscaped gardens and just a mile from central Florence; Villa Cora is the ultimate Italian getaway.
Built by a baron for his wife towards the end of the 19th century, Villa Cora offers a truly unique experience when staying in Florence. Each room is decorated in a lavish, elegant fashion with top of the range electronics sitting alongside antique furniture. This boutique five star hotel also has an outdoor pool, on-site restaurant, cigar room, roof terrace and full-service spa.


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- CFL Christmas Party – Saturday, November 28 at 11am.
Join us on Saturday, November 28, at 11am for our annual CFL Christmas PJ Brunch Party! Wear your comfy PJ's and bring your favorite breakfast/lunch food and drinks to share. Please write what you plan on bringing to the potluck on the whiteboard. We will also be having a $10 gift exchange. We hope everyone can come and join us!
- Thanksgiving Week Schedule – November 23-27.
Monday through Wednesday – no schedule change
Thursday – closed for Thanksgiving
Friday – One session at 11am
Skill: Handstand Push-ups/Walks
Strength: Power clean & jerk – 60% x 1 x 8
WOD: AMRAP in 10 minutes
5x Bar-Ups
10x Power Cleans (m:165#/f:115#)


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The Battle for Reach rages on with the Halo: Reach Defiant Map Pack.
The Defiant Map Pack, developed by Certain Affinity in collaboration with 343 Industries, contains three new multiplayer battlefields, now available for the most critically acclaimed shooter of 2010. Spartans, ready your assault rifles and prepare to take the fight to new fronts.
Condemned, set on a space station above the planet Reach, is designed for 6-12 players in various team modes and Free-for-all, while Highlands is a Big Team Battle, Team Slayer, and Team Objective map set in the Wilderness Training Preserve on the planet. Finally, Unearthed is a new Firefight map set inside a titanium mine. The map pack includes new Achievements to the value of 150 Gamerscore.
"The new maps are grounded in a mix of beautiful scenery and the devastating effects of war -- an aesthetic that Bungie's games do better than almost anyone, and Certain Affinity has followed suit with some gorgeous locales."
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"It plays like Firefight mode at its best. It's fast, it's dynamic, and it's fun."


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Central Atomics announced the immediate availability of Rocketbox 1.0 on Wednesday. Rocketbox is an add-on for Apple's Mail application that offers a more efficient system for searching for specific messages.
Rocketbox includes its own search engine, can track names in email messages, includes built-in content filters, shows inline search previews, includes its own query language for advanced search support, and more.
Rocketbox 1.0 is priced at US$14.95 and is available for download at the Central Atomics Web site.


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Firefighters have worked through the night after a major blaze broke out at a Hailsham business on Monday (August 15).
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service remain on the scene of the fire at PJ Skips waste facility on the A22 northbound near Hailsham.
Speaking at the scene, PJ Skips owner Nick Ellwood said: "I left here at around 7.20pm last night and I checked the site as normal. Everyhting was fine. I went home and started cooking my dinner. At around 8.20pm I had a call to say there was smoke coming out of the site. I was here by 8.30pm, ataround the same time as the fire service got here.
"I can't thank them [the fire service] enough, they've done everything they can to save our office. It has all our computer equipment and files and other important electronics. They've save our offices, they've been absolutely brilliant.
"I just want to thank them and to apologise to any customers or people nearby for any inconvenience."
Mr Ellwood added that he would look after his staff while the business is closed. The business employs more than 30 staff members on site.
Incident commander Tony McCord says the fire service expects to remain on scene until as late as this evening to keep the fire under control.
Fire crews are currently moving waste around the scene to ensure it is not alight. The process is expected to take several hours.
At the height of the incident eight pumping appliances from Hailsham, Herstmonceux, Eastbourne, Pevensey, Heathfield, Uckfield and Mayfield were in attendance with special vehicles, including the aerial ladder platform from Hastings, and two water bowsers from Uckfield and Burgess Hill.
The A22 northbound has now been reopened, but it is believed that one lane may be closed again at midday today.
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A while ago, I stumbled across A Space Boy Dream, a wonderfully clever and charming webcomic by Moira Zahra and Mark Scicluna.
Somehow, my first experience of A Space Boy Dream was somewhere in the middle of the comic and out of order. But I immediately perceived Moira and Mark's refreshingly satirical portrayal of hipsters, struggling artists, and the average young person. Not only can I relate to the plight of the angsty and self-concious protagonist Vincent, but I also marvel in the amazingly expressive character designs and unique design aesthetic of this comic.
I didn't realize until later that the artists live in and portray the Mediterranean island of Malta!! This fact went completely over my head because A Space Boy Dream's hipsters are identical to the ones I've encountered in Manhattan, San Francisco, and across the U.S. in general. I guess some components of society and subculture are far more universal than I originally imagined.
The following images belong to Moira Zahra and Mark Scicluna.
For more A Space Boy Dream, please check out the following websites…
Interview with Moira Zahra and Mark Scicluna: www.maltainsideout.com/22565/comic-strip-artists-life-space-boy-dream-character-vincent
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Hey bees, I have been looking at and thinking of buying this ring with a baguette cut and two tapered baguette cut diamonds to add as an occasional stacking ring-would really like some opinions on what people think. I have added a picture of my rings-i think I would wear this one instead of the diamond and sapphire band, possibly in between my wedding band and e-ring as an alternative from time to time. I just wonder if it would go well. Thanks very much! (Sorry for the huge pics!)


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"It's nice to see your smiling face," says Manisha as I walk into the office of the Abhyudaya School. Prior to Manisha, I had never been told how nice it is to see my smiling face – sure I've had the usual "It's nice to see you" or "I'm so happy you're here," but interactions like these always seem to lack a certain kind of sincerity. Manisha's genuine happiness about seeing me smile was as refreshing as the air conditioning just starting to cool my overheated body, and only reinforced what I had been feeling all day: I was in the right place.
On Tuesday, we started the documentaries we will be working on during our final weeks in India. My group was paired with the Abhyudaya School, which provides underprivileged children with an education, and a chance at a better life. With education as their platform, the Abhyudaya School guides young boys and girls in a holistic journey of self-discovery and growth. Beginning in 7th standard, ages 11-15, Abhyudaya supports these boys and girls until the completion of their education, which means until the children decide they want to stop, even if that means supporting them through graduate school. The children that attend Abhyudaya are referred to as "sitaras," which means star in hindi. These little stars are selected from the schools around the area, and then begin taking classes at Abhyudaya on the weekends, and are paired with a mentor. Abhyudaya is unique in that it is not a full time school. The sitars attend their regular government funded schools where they learn all the necessary subjects, and then on Saturday (after their regular school day is over), and Sunday they study supplemental subjects like english or drawing. Each sitara is paired with a mentor, who is a graduate student at S P Jain College of Management and Research. The mentors visit their mentees at least 24 times an academic school year where they work on building the sitara's confidence, and helping him or her find their full potential.
I am amazed every day that I visit the school at the beauty, grace, and intellect of every sitara. I ma thankful to Abhyudaya for opening it's doors to me, and allowing me to learn along with the sitaras.


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Our dog bite lawyers can help you if you were injured in a Dearborn Heights dog bite attack. These attacks often result in serious injuries, including lacerations, puncture wounds, nerve damage, and broken bones. Dog bite victims incur hospital and medical expenses for their treatment and often need plastic surgery for scars and disfigurements caused by a bite.
We have obtained significant settlements and verdicts for our clients injured in these dog bite attacks. Compensation is paid for pain and suffering, disfigurement, medical expenses, and lost wages. We can help you or someone you care about win the best settlement for your case.
Many cities and counties have ordinances regarding dogs and the responsibilities of dog owners. An owner or keeper of a dog who violates any of these ordinances can be held liable for damages in a civil lawsuit to a dog bite victim. The ordinances can be used to prove a case in addition to other Michigan dog bite laws.
Dearborn Heights Dog Bite Laws
In Dearborn Heights, there are laws that apply to dog owners. These can be found in the Dearborn Heights City Ordinances. Specifically, they are as follows:
Sec. 6-94. Running at large and animals on a leash.
(a) No owner or person harboring or keeping a dog or other animal shall suffer the same to run at large at any time within the city. "Running at large" is used in this article to mean wandering unrestrained on any street, alley, common or other public or open spaces or other places within the limits of the city, or upon any private property other than that of the owner of such animal.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any dog or animal, except when on a leash, or when adequately controlled by the owner or his or her agent, to use or be upon any public area, or on the private property of any individual without the property owner's, or his or her agent's consent, in the city.
(c) The provisions of this section shall not apply to guide dogs performing their duties.
(Code 1969, § 9.99)
Sec. 6-165. Dangerous or vicious animals; confinement or restraint.
(a) In public. The owner of a dangerous or vicious animal shall not allow such animal at any time to be on a public highway or street, in a public park, in a public building, or in any other public place or any place to which the public is generally invited unless:
(1) Such animal is held securely by a leash of suitable strength and no more than four (4) feet in length by the owner thereof or other responsible person, or when confined in a shipping receptacle or automobile;
(2) Such animal is muzzled by a muzzling device sufficient to prevent such animal from biting persons or animals; and
(3) Such animal has been immunized against rabies.
(b) Running at large. The owner of a dangerous or vicious animal shall not permit or allow such animal to run at large. A violation of section 6-94 is a lesser included offense of this section 6-165(b).
(Ord. No. H-02-24, § I, 7-8-03)
Dearborn Heights Dog Bite Reports
Quite often, the victim of the attack files a report with either the local police or local Animal Control agency. When a report is filed, it is necessary to obtain report. Our firm routinely obtains these for our clients.
For a report filed with Animal Control in Dearborn Heights, you should request the Animal Control report at the following location:
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6045 Fenton Street
Dearborn Heights, MI 48127
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We do not charge any legal fees unless we are able to get you a Dearborn Heights dog bite settlement.
If you or a loved one has been injured or bitten by a dog in Dearborn Heights, it is important that you contact our experienced dog bite attorneys today at (800) 606-1717. We will listen to your story and start working on your case immediately.


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In the opening of PC, when Caspian is hiding in the closet, does anyone remember the part where the guards shoot the Raven on top of the closet? It was so sad!
I really love birds, espicially Ravens. I hope they get Sallowpad in HHB if they make it...I was a little disapointed that there was no old raven of Ravenscur in PC
BTW, I heard Ravenscur might be a community of Ravens...
They killed the poor Raven! :((Talk about any aspect of the films.
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I wanted something quick easy and bright. The letters overlap and I made sure they weren't perfect.
I love using the Distress Glitter and the Drip Edge is perfect for the bottom.
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I topped it off with the AWESOME Twisted Edge cut.
Hanging in it's place ready to scare!
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Two attractive vintage photo postcards (real photos) depicting people dressed as Harlequins.
One depicts a couple and is signed with white ink. The other depicts three girls and has an embossed photo studio stamp from Paris, France.
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The photos are from approx. 1910.
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