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LONDON, March 25 (UPI) -- British Prime Minister David Cameron's pledge to issue identification cards to new migrants from other Eurozone countries is controversial, officials said.
For starters, though the euro pact explicitly allows citizens in all eurozone countries to move freely across the continent, the rules allow countries to set their own rules to deal with people who permanently move from one country to another, The Guardian said Monday.
In England, Parliament has allowed localities to make their own rules about whether to afford new migrants, many from poorer eastern European countries, with housing and access to healthcare. Cameron called the latter "health tourism," meaning people from poorer Eurozone states move to Great Britain when they're sick because the country affords them access to a better health care system for free.
Cameron has said the 2 million migrants living in Great Britain should have to have a "reasonable chance" of finding a job if they are to stay. But critics, who charge Cameron just wants to brand Balkan immigrants as different, note current immigration rules already have employment provisions.
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Hi everybody! How are you? Well, I'm finally getting around to blogging - hope I can remember what all happened, since it's been several weeks since this was done! This trip, I was accompanied by my sister Celia! She has been traveling so much lately with her family and ours, but she's a real trouper and always makes these trips for me as pleasant as possible! We left here early in the morning on a Wed., since our flight was leaving from San Antonio! We made the flight on time, arrived in CO, got the car rental and headed to my ENT appt. I had that afternoon! Every third visit, Dr. Yakes wants me checked out to make sure my air passages are clear for the embolization he'll be doing! All went well, very short visit w/ENT, and by this time we were hungry for lunch! Headed to a place called Sam's that has a great menu that includes breakfast or burgers! Checked into our hotel after that and was happy to find that my trache humidifier equipment had been delivered to the hotel! We had to call Mark to instruct us over the phone on setting up the tubes and hoses! Luckily, Celia is pretty sharp with that kind of stuff, otherwise, we would have been in trouble! I had asked Celia to help me pile my pillows up, since I need to sleep almost in a sitting position in order to not feel like I'm being swallowed up by the avm and trache, swelling, etc. She did a fantastic job propping all my pillows just right and getting all tucked in comfortabley!
Headed to Swedish the next morning to check in for procedure. I was NOT a happy camper - getting to the point of almost having an anxiety attack, very tired of this whole process! Celia is so funny, she tried to cheer me up by saying, "come on, I'll buy you something"! Ok, that made me feel a little bit better. Started talking to one of the two receptionist that always does my registration and she cheered me up too! Oh! The night before, I had been writing on Facebook and turns out Shalon was also @ Swedish for an embo! That made me feel better as well! I had not seen her in a while and she looks fantastic! The receptionist was showing me the article in a magazine where there is a story on Shalon! It is actually in several magazines, including Women's Day I believe! I'll include the photo in the article, or you can always go to Shalon's website from mine and see it all!
Started getting all ready for the surgery - see photos of my having fun getting the IV put in - yeah right! I specifically asked for this nurse, Colleen because she does such a great job and what happened? She messed up the first time! She felt so bad and kept apologizing - It wasn't too bad though and she got the IV in on the second try! Everyone @ Swedish is always so awesome! The nurses in the surgery room always take such great care of me and make make sure I am as comfortable as possible! I'm only awake a few minutes before I'm put out anyway and next thing I know, I'm waking up after the embolization is all done!
I told Dr. Yakes to go easy on me - I would rather do that, than have him "hit me w/too much alcohol" and then the recovery period is too much for me! I do NOT like waking up needing pain meds or miserable from something Dr. Yakes has had to do. This time when I woke up, I wasn't feeling too bad! Seems like right away I was put in a room and allowed to get up to go to the bathroom! I usually have to wait several hours because of the arteriogram Dr. Yakes has to do each time - but I was feeling pretty good considering what I had just been through!
I was able to have something to eat soon after I was in my room and was communicating pretty well! Celia stayed with me until the late evening and then headed back to the hotel. Came in the next morning and we left Swedish, checked out of the hotel and headed to St. Nicks in Littleton, CO for some Christmas shopping! That is the coolest store with soooo much stuff to see! Nephew Davis is into Star Wars, so Celia got him some Christmas lights that look like Yoda and R2D2!
Hurried to catch our flight after that, and arrived in San Antonio safely! We were excited that everything had gone so well, got our baggage and headed to the car with a busboy helping us! After loading the car up, the busboy left and Celia starts the car. Nothing. Hmmmm..., let's try that again. Nothing! OMG! She calls Greg right away and we don't know what to do! I ended up staying in the car, while Celia went back into the airport for help! She found an employee/maintenance guy that came and jump started her car! Yikes! This was like 7pm on a Friday night! No problems after that - got home fine about 10 p.m. or so.
I posted a photo of Shalon from her article, doesn't she look fantastic?! Also, there is a photo of me with Dr. Yakes patient coordinator, Sadie Neth as she works on making my next appt.! She is awesome and is always on top of things to make sure I'm ready for my appts.!!
Well, I may tweek this here or there, but I think this is it for now! As always, thank you everyone for all your prayer, love and support. This darned avm is a continual thing that has a mind of it's own, so it keeps us on our toes! As you know a few days or so after my embo, I had a bad bleed from my mouth and needed to get a unit of blood the next day. Whoop de doo! It's always something with me! My PCP wants to get me off steroids asap, so as I've been lessening the mgs. of Prednisone, I think when I reached 40 mg. my body is going, "wait, wait! That's enough, I need to have that prednisone"! When I got to that level, I started to wake up with the left side of my face in pain and my eye still puffy - so I may stay a day or so extra on 45 mgs. of prednisone a day. I had not been waking up in pain, and now I have to take some Neurontin for that first thing in the morning. Yada, yada, yada ..... ciao!

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I see our local troglodyte Fernand LaBranche has emerged from his cave to hurl more fire and brimstone at President Obama.
LaBranche proclaims the president to be "a fake, phony, fraud who loves himself beyond comprehension." It's clear that civility isn't Fernny's long suit.
LaBranche claims that the President doesn't attend security briefings. Sorry, President Obama has in depth security briefings each and every day.
LaBranche goes on to claim that the President did nothing about the gulf oil spill. He claims that the administration refused help from other counties and that simply isn't true. The Energy Department was in constant contact with all other oil producers looking for ideas. Oil skimmers from a variety of countries were on site helping to clean up the mess. He also neglects to mention that President Obama forced BP to come up with $20 billion to clean up the mess they created.
He whines that the president did nothing to aid the Iranians who were protesting the latest Iranian election. He doesn't mention that the Department of Defense was vocally and adamantly against taking any action. This was mirrored by the rest of the world. To involve ourselves in a war in Iran at that time would have a disaster. I, as a Vietnam veteran, am not really thrilled with the idea of chewing up American soldiers and wasting their lives in a action which would have had no chance of success.
He finishes his latest tirade by claiming that his health insurance has been terminated by his former employer as a direct result of the "Affordable Care Act." He offers no proof of that and nothing could be farther from the truth than that assertion. Ironically, because of the "Affordable Care Act" he will be able to purchase additional health insurance above Medicare as he must be given coverage, regardless of pre existing conditions.
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The African Science Academy Development Initiative (ASADI) was established in 2004 to strengthen African academies' ability to inform government policy-making and public discourse with independent, evidence-based advice. The initiative — supported by a $20 million grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and administered by the U.S. National Academies — will be carried out in Africa over the next decade, focusing on efforts to improve human health.
Africa's science and technology capacity is limited and unevenly distributed. Moreover, existing S&T knowledge in academia and industry in many African countries is disconnected from decision-making — decreasing the likelihood that the research community will contribute to policy improvements that would ultimately benefit the public at large. Stronger science academies can foster measures to save lives or raise the standard of living by settling key questions on topics such as malaria prevention, sustainable development, or agricultural production.
The science academies of Nigeria, Uganda, and South Africa were chosen as the initial focal points for the initiative. Some of the preliminary activities involve helping these academies hire and train staff members, implement administrative procedures, manage finances, conduct scientific studies, and organize forums and major meetings. In addition, strategic-planning grants will be given to the science academies of Cameroon, Senegal, Ghana, and Kenya, as well as the regional African Academy of Sciences. The effort also will support a series of annual meetings to encourage collaboration and joint learning among some of sub-Saharan Africa's academies.
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The co-owner of West Coast Athletic Clubs, Santa Barbara, CA, had accomplished much in her 53 years. Not only was she married with two children, but she also had served on the board of the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association and then as its president for one year. She also served as president of the California Clubs of Distinction.
And through her battle with cancer and subsequent temporary defeat of it, she helped develop a program called Cancer Well-Fit, which helps clubs work with cancer patients. That's how I first came to know who Julie was. I heard her speak about this program at a conference several years ago. Little did I know then that eventually, I'd call upon her to serve on our advisory board and as one of our Best of the Best contest judges.
Each of the last two years, I was thrilled at how willing she was to judge the contest and how cheery her e-mails were. I always believed her when she said it was an honor for her to judge the competition.
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We've suspected for months that Lea Michele will appear in an episode of 'Sons of Anarchy' and earlier this week, the actress confirmed her guest role. While little is known about Lea's character, the first photos from the set have surfaced!
In the snaps, Lea is dressed as a waitress and is sitting on a bench smoking a cigarette. At one point, she is joined by 'Sons of Anarchy' star Katey Sagal, who plays Gemma Teller Morrow. The 'Glee' actress is rumored to be playing a truck stop waitress and single mom named Gertie. It's definitely a departure from her breakout role as Rachel Berry, and we can't wait to see Lea try something totally different!
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The following is a work in progress, of getting arch working on Acer's new C7 200$ Chromebook. From opening the box to an Arch Linux command line.
Currently you'll need a second computer already running *nix. In the future If there's enough requests I'll create a way to install Arch without the need for a second computer. Much like the cr48-ubuntu script.
- 1 Installing Arch onto an Acer C7 Chromebook
- 2 Problems AKA: Work In Progress
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Installing Arch onto an Acer C7 Chromebook
Currently Archlinux does work on the C7 but the install process is a bit odd. Currently I have no way to replace the chromeos kernel, and I'd really like to. If you manage to figure it out PLEASE let me know how. In the mean time the system does work really well (for a chromebook) with Arch.
Backup all your data!
I'm assuming you're buying the system to install Arch, and that there's no personal data on the device. But if that's not the case
Off device too, the hard disk gets wiped clean by design when you enter Dev Mode.
Enabling Dev Mode
First step is to enable Dev mode on the system so we can run some unsigned code. This will wipe all your data!
To enter Dev Mode:
- Press hold down the Template:Keypress keys, and press the Template:Keypress button.
- This enters recovery mode,
- Now press Template:Keypress (there's no prompt). It will ask you to confirm, then the system will reboot into dev-mode.
- Dev Mode will always show the scary boot screen and you need to press Template:Keypress or wait 30 seconds to continue booting.
If you want to boot fromDirect_bootstrapping_Archlinux a chromium type usb drive you'll have to run "crossystem dev_boot_usb=1" from ChromeOS and reboot once to boot from USB drives with Template:Keypress. But we don't care about that.
(all of this was stolen from [1]) Direct_bootstrapping_Archlinux
Re-Partitioning (coming soon)
Next you need to make room for Arch by re-partitioning the Chromebook.
Create your own Arch disk image (coming soon)
The following is a quick mockup to get you started. It's incomplete, be careful, you'll be left with an unworking system if you follow this guide!
Create img
- Create a disk image to do things with. It's recommended that you use arch (because that's how I did it), but you can probably do this from any linux system.
truncate -s 1G arch.img
Convert image to a partition image
Install Arch onto this new image
I haven't tested this yet, and will verify soon but Direct bootstrapping Archlinux should "just work"


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Soaring soiree benefits AMSET programs
A soaring evening … It was wheels up this past Friday evening as co-captains Michele and Mitchell Smith along with first lieutenant Lynn Castle orchestrated the Art Museum of Southeast Texas silver 25th anniversary gala "Come Fly With Us" honoring Beaumont-born artist Paul Manes. Guests dressed in either formal attire or flight attire mingled in the foyer as they quaffed cocktails and noshed on tiny bites and then soared into the gallery to take their seats in the beautifully appointed first class section (decorated by darlin' design team Joellyn Jowers, Heather Petkovsek and Elizabeth Waddill). On board were Sissy Coffin, Paige and Stephen Andrews, Pat Avery, David Cargill, Susan and Tim Byrom, Rob Clark, Sandra Clark, Tammy and Scott Crutchfield, Kerris and Shaheen Farah, Katherine and Bill Fouts, Karen and Mike Fuljenz, Harriet Garth, Lee Ann and Terry Garth, Mary Jane Garth, Barbara and Bob Quinn, Ashley and Tab Bryan, Natalie and S.L. Greenberg, Gina and Dean Halbert, Kathé and Jim Hendricks, Melanie Dishman, Liz and Charles Howell, Aggie and Young In, Gillian and Will Jenkins, Tam and Tom Kiehnoff, Keely and Craig Kinsel, Teri and Glen Morgan, Nell and Terry Morris, Laurie and Curtis Leister, Shirley and Hal Laine, Maris and Jim Mehaffy, Jeff McManus, Elizabeth and John Miller, Camille and Chris Ohmstede, Mandy and Jeff Oliverio, Ellen and Danny Phelan to name a few passengers. After dinner the guests hit the dance floor to the sounds of the band 80 Proof. Getting down to the terrific tunes were Nancy McGrade, Susan and Jordan Reese, Stephanie and Bill Offill, Jill and Kevin Roy, Kim and Roy Steinhagen, Eric Meadows, Shelly Vitanza, Russ Waddill, Kim and David Willard and too many more to mention. Others gathered in the "pool hall" (really the museum's lecture hall) to watch Manes, an avid pool shark, take on guests in a game of 8-ball. Winners Terry Garth and Kelli Maness took home one of the artist's prints for beating him. The clever and elegant evening that raised the needed funds for AMSET to continue with its education training for the youth of our town!
A sparkling season begins … The Symphony of Southeast Texas kicked off its milestone 60th season last Thursday with a get together at Bistro LeMonde. Season ticket holders gathered 'round to enjoy the brass quintet, made up of symphony musicians and Lamar students, and talk up the season, which includes an added holiday concert. Spotted chatting and enjoying the music were symphony executive director Craig Escamilla and wife Laura, Ivy Pate, Judy and James Black, Betsy Hines, Jeanette and Steve Forman, Rusty Chimeno, Dean Terrebonne, Mary Jane and Bill Benning, Carlo Busceme, Pat Avery, Danita Fierce, Sally Bundy, Henry Venta, Russ Schultz, Art Geers and many more. The symphony's first concert takes place Saturday, Sept. 15, at 7:30 p.m. in the Julie Rogers Theatre. Tickets are still available by calling (409) 892-2257.
B-day gathering … Rocky Chase hosted a small neighbors gathering to celebrate the birthday of his wife, Margi Chase. A few neighboring pals Anne and Boyd Wells, Gerald Farha, Marilyn and Tom Bell and Vivian and Jerry Todd made their way to the top of the Beaumont Tower to watch the sun set and enjoy the city night lights.
Storkmarketing … Kim and Dade Phelan, along with older brothers Ford and Mack, welcomed their latest family addition John Henry "Hank" Phelan. Baby brother weighed in at 8 pounds at 20 inches long. Congrats!
Candles and cakes … Belated best to Lee Ann Garth, Rudy Williams, Robert Adams, Jason Apodaca, Carley Holmes, Jennifer Parker, Joe Tortorice Sr. andJolene Zummo Crawford. Best wishes to John David Roberts, Jeani Henges, Mike LeBlanc, Janet Danna, Mary Bolton Cockrell, Gina Garcia-Polk, Cook Swanson, Roy Christoffel, Sarah Matheny, Linda Robinson, Nikki Albanese, Mary Margaret Groves, Kathi Seawald, Sally Bundy, Ted Moor Jr., Ann DeCordova, Will Jenkins, Paul Steinman, Dade Phelan, Tammy Bennett, Blair Foxworth, Mary Jane Mouton andBecky Mason.
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- When I was about 3 or 4 I started hearing voices in my pillow when I went to bed. Usually it would start as a whisper and it would be 2 voices talking to each other. Most of the time it was a man and a woman. It was odd because I would lift my head up off the pillow and it would stop. Most of the time these two voices would be fighting over something and I knew it wasn't my parents because the voices didn't sound like them. One night it got so bad and violent that it didn't stop when I lifted my head off the pillow. I was like two people fighting in my room. After that my parents moved me into a different bedroom. They told me it was probably just the neighbors fighting next door but I really don't believe that. So when I moved into the other bedroom, the fighting voices stopped but a new voice started talking in my pillow. It was a woman and she would say my name and that was it and this happened almost every night. It didn't scare me, it felt normal. Once I moved out of that house, the voices stopped altogether.
3. When I was about 5 or 6 I had this odd experience that I'm not sure to this day if it was real or a dream. So I wanted to sleep on the couch bed in the patio room. I didn't want to sleep out there alone so my mom slept next to me on the bed. That night I woke up heard noises coming from the corner of the room where the fireplace was. I looked over toward the fireplace and I saw movement. At first I thought it was a rat or some kind of rodent but these creatures were walking on two legs and had arms and pointy ears and their eyes were reflective. I would say there were about 5 of them just climbing up and down this fireplace. I was terrified and I was trying to wake up my Mom and she just wouldn't wake up. I shook her and yelled at her and she just wouldn't wake up. Then finally she woke up and these creatures just disappeared. She told me I was just having a bad dream and to go back to bed. I never slept out there again. Maybe I was dreaming but if I was it was the most vivid dream I have ever had.
4. When I was about 16 years old, my Aunt past away. About 6 months after her passing I had an odd experience. I had this music box that she had given me and I kept it on top of my dresser. I hadn't turned it on in years. Then one night around 2 or 3 in the morning I woke up and it was playing. I laid in bed for a few seconds and sat up it just stopped. I wasn't really that scared for some reason. It never happened again.
5. When I was 19 I moved in with my boyfriends family. They lived in a small mountain town called Julian. They had two trailers on the property and my boyfriend and I lived in separate trailers because his family was really Christian and they didn't feel it would be right to be living under the same roof because we weren't married. We still snuck into each others trailers when they weren't watching though. Any ways my boy friend and I would go meet other friends in the woods at night to go smoke cigarettes because we couldn't smoke around his parents. Those woods were strange. You always felt like you were being watched. In the mornings I had to get up at 3 am to go to work and I had to walk to the main house from the trailer to take a shower. Every time I stepped out of that trailer and walked to that house I felt like I was being chased by something I couldn't see. I never saw anything in those woods but I found out later that my boyfriends Mother's sister saw a cloaked figure with no face on the property.
6. When I was in my 20's my husband and I were living in an apartment. I always felt uncomfortable in that apartment. If my husband wasn't home I would sleep with the light on. Nothing had happened but I just felt uncomfortable. One night my husband was in bed with me and the lights were off but there was light shining from the window from the street lights. I was sleeping on my stomach and my head was faced towards the window. I noticed the vertical blinds were swaying back and forth and this confused me because the windows were closed. So I thought maybe it was the cat. So sat up to look at the floor near the blinds and see this small black ball of light kind of moving in and out the bottom of the blinds. It almost looked like a sea urchin but translucent. It was almost like this thing realized I was looking at it and it got scared and disappeared. Nothing else happened in that apartment.
I have had no more major paranormal events happen in my life since my 20's. I have had feeling in some places I have been but nothing significant has happened. I guess that's a good thing. Some times I miss it though. I miss experiencing the possibility that there is more to life after death. I miss having faith in something.
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The figures show that authorised absence fell to 4.7% in 2010/11 from 5% the year before.
And the overall absence rate dropped to 5.8% from 6%.
It means more than a million pupils missed a half day or more of school each week in 2010/11.
Family holidays during term time accounted for 9.5% of absences, a rise from 9.3% the previous year.
Illness remains the main reason for absence, accounting for 58.7% of time missed.
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Linda Mathijssen (one of our former interns) asks: I'm going to write my thesis about crowdsourcing in museums. … [and] I was hoping you could help me out a bit. Do you know some good (or bad) examples on the use of crowdsourcing in museums or where I can find information/papers that a
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Some of my blog posts on this topic include Crowdsourcing and exhibition development, and the reportage from the Co-curation of Public History workshop at the Science Museum in October 2010: posts Part 1 and Part 2. The Shh…it's a secret! exhibition is a classic example of crowdsourcing (albeit a small and specialised one which is fine). Nina Simon also posted about it on her blog here and I also recommend her book The Participatory Museum. If you explore her blog you'll find many more examples.
Another interesting blog I've come across recently that has some information on this is Know Your Own Bone, especially the post called Curator 2.0: The new duties of an evolving job which gives links to various projects.
The Liberty Science Centre in New Jersey is curating a whole exhibition, Cooking: the exhibition chefs, using a social media site (ning) which is a fascinating case study.Finally, I recommend you look through the Museums and the web conference papers as there are other examples I'm sure I've forgotten.
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We know they can be funny on purpose, but will the "30 Rock" cast be funny by accident tonight?
The cast of the acclaimed NBC show will be working without a net for tonight's episode, which airs live with separate performances for each coast. It's old hat for "Saturday Night Live" vets Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin and Tracy Morgan, but a bit daunting for other cast members.
"It's going to be a lot of fun and I think it will be fun for us to do a show in front of a live audience," said Fey, who plays the geeky show runner, Liz Lemon. "It would be nice to prove people actually would laugh. We could be proven wrong," she said.
Jack McBrayer, who plays Kenneth Parcell, a goofy but lovable page, says that the experience "will be invigorating" for the cast, but as the same he's "scared to death."
"A knee-jerk reaction is to swear," McBrayer said. "I'm kinda worried about swearing."
The show airs in its regular time slot of 8:30 p.m., though the West Coast version will be modified with some California-specific jokes tossed into the equation.
"So much can go wrong," Fey told reporters who gathered this week at the iconic building that give the show its name.
"I just don't want to be the first one to make a mistake," said Jane Krakowski. "Well, there's Tracy."
Indeed, Morgan might seem like the most likely choice to go off the rails with some spontaneous hilarity, given his penchant for improv. But he downplayed his own unpredictability.
"I read the script and I know my lines...I'm going to disappoint a lot of people." Added Morgan: "We are all experienced professionals. We are going to have a good time."
Famous for its cameos, with Matt Damon, Queen Latifah and Paul Giamatti among this year's guest stars, the real-time show could surprise with star power.
"Bill Murray is coming in," joked Morgan. "Bill Cosby is supposed to show up. Big Bird is coming."
Damon and Mad Men star Jon Hamm are widely rumored to be on tap for the live show.
Fey said her character, currently in a romantic storyline with a character played by Damon, will be involved in a story where everybody forgets her 40th birthday. Meanwhile, Baldwin's character, Jack Donaghy, is trying to give up drinking while his fiancee is pregnant.
The cast has had to cram for this week's episode. Shooting usually takes place over several days, but this time the team did three practice run-throughs on Wednesday and will have a dress rehearsal before the two live shows. In another switch, they're doing the show at the real "30 Rock," instead of in a studio on Long Island.
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People are cheering on the streets! Seems like Con Edison is going to make it and the entirety of Manhattan will haver power today. We are still updating our Sandy story liveblog here. I've never been so happy to see a traffic light!
This is really good news. It means that the subway power-up of many lines is also imminent. Sadly, this doesn't mean that we are free from the blackout yet. Many people still need power in parts of New York and New Jersey.
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The Rockies won't have Michael Cuddyer to put pop in their lineup until Sept. 8. He went on the disabled list Sunday before Sunday's game against the Marlins. His absence was extended in part because Colorado was protecting catcher Wilin Rosario.
When the Rockies went to extra innings Saturday against Miami, manager Walt Weiss had Cuddyer, Rosario and Matt McBride available to pinch hit. He saved McBride as a utilityman (the recent call-up basically plays every field position). And he used Cuddyer because Rosario was injured with a left wrist tweak.
Cuddyer hadn't played since last Sunday, when he played both games of a double header and hit for the cycle in the second game. But his pinch-hit appearance meant the Rockies weren't able to make his DL stay retroactive.
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EA: You Can Only Rate Our Dungeon Keeper App If you Give It A Perfect Rating
from the not-how-it's-supposed-to-work dept
When they write the future tome discussing how to run a video game company in such a way as to piss off as many customers as humanly possible, it seems quite likely that it will be titled The Electronic Arts Guide To Business. Between doing the old customer demand flip-flop when it came to SimCity, attempts to lock their games down from the modding community, and their practice of shutting down games in which real customers have spent real money, the company at times appears to be some kind of macabre performance art piece on how to be as anti-customer as possible. Word of mouth has supplied a reputation for EA that is less than desirable, leading some to wonder how they might be able to turn their PR ship around.
Jeffrey Nonken writes in about one method EA has come up with to combat the perception of their games from customers. It's a delightfully cynical plan to try to convince customers that they can only rate EA games in the marketplace if they agree to give a perfect review.
Dungeon Keeper sure has a high rating on the Google Play Store for a game loathed by many. Its 4.5 star average of over 84K user reviews suggests that people are really liking EA's microtransaction-heavy affair. Only there's one thing this rating system isn't telling you: customers are only given the option to rate the game if they say they'll give it five stars.Ah, it's so simple! If you want to make sure your games are highly rated, attempt to convince customers that they can only rate the game with a perfect rating! More beautifully, while you can still rate the game whatever you like after promising a 5 star review, this method allows for the wonderful practice of forcing your customers to lie in order to do so. It's like an evil multiplication machine!
See, on Android you're given the option to rate the Dungeon Keeper after a certain period of play. Only instead of tapping the appropriate number of stars you think it deserves, you're asked if you think it should receive "1-4 stars" or "5 stars". As reported by PocketGamer, selecting the latter option takes you to the game's Google Play Store where you can rate it, while the former option simply takes you to a new "feedback" prompt asking "What would it take to make Dungeon Keeper a 5-star game?" Your options: "email us" or "not now."
Oh, and that ability to lie and review at less than five stars? That's what makes this sneaky attempt to garner favorable reviews a-okay, according to EA.
"We're always looking at new ways to gather player feedback so that we can continue to improve our games. The 'rate this app' feature in the Google Play version of Dungeon Keeper was designed to help us collect valuable feedback from players who don't feel the game is worth a top rating. We wanted to make it easier for more players to send us feedback directly from the game if they weren't having the best experience. Players can always continue to leave any rating they want on the Google Play Store."Right, except you aren't being upfront about that with your customers, whose feedback you so greatly desire. Unless that feedback is a low rating in the marketplace, in which case your customers can either figure out they have that option on their own, or they can suck it. Meanwhile, of course word about this devious attempt will make the rounds, cementing most folks' opinion of EA as being as consumer un-friendly as possible.
I guess they're still vying for that "Worst Company" three-peat.
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- 1 (6-ounce) boneless chicken breast with wing attached, with skin
- Kosher salt and freshly black pepper
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin
- 5 fresh white mushrooms, halved
- 2 shallots, halved
- 2 sprigs fresh rosemary
- 1/4 cup water (I used chicken stock)
- 1/2 lemon, juiced
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Season the chicken on both sides with a generous amount of salt and pepper. Place a cast-iron or regular ovenproof skillet on the stove over medium heat. Drizzle the pan with the oil and lay the chicken in the hot fat, skin-side down. Cook for about 5 minutes until the skin begins to set and crisp. Throw in the mushrooms, shallots, and rosemary. Stick the whole thing in the hot oven and roast for 15 minutes until the chicken is cooked, and the mushrooms and shallots are soft and roasted.
The last thing to make is a quick sauce using the flavors left in the bottom of the skillet. Take all the stuff out of the pan and arrange on a dinner plate to keep warm while preparing the pan sauce. Pour out all but 1 tablespoon of the rendered chicken fat and return the skillet to the stovetop. Stir in the water and lemon juice and cook over medium heat, scraping up the flavors with a wooden spoon. Cook the liquid down to a syrup, about 5 minutes. Drizzle the pan sauce over the dish, season with salt and pepper.


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Despite 2nd arrest, Ayala will not resign
BRIDGEPORT -- State Rep.-elect Christina Ayala, arrested twice in the last four months, apparently has no intention of stepping down.
Ayala has remained largely silent and out of sight since her court appearance Tuesday on charges of domestic violence and breach of peace. She is accused of slapping her boyfriend at their Hillside Avenue home.
But in an email statement posted Friday to a local blog, Only in Bridgeport, Ayala made her first public comments about the concerns expressed by city residents and fellow politicians that she may not be fit to serve as a state representative for the 128th District.
"I am so eager and hungry to advocate for what is needed in my district," she wrote. "Lord provided I will be able to advocate for the needs in my community! I have no ulterior motives for running other than being the humble voice of those that I serve."
In August, Ayala was charged with evading responsibility, failure to obey a traffic signal and failure to renew her vehicle's registration in connection with a hit-and-run crash.
The crash happened not far from a West Side bar owned by her father, Tito Ayala, one day after she won a Democratic primary for the House seat.
Her latest arrest also raised questions about whether Ayala lied about her address during her campaign.
While she said she lived on Noble Avenue, public records indicate she has lived for more than a year at the 49 Hillside Ave. address where the incident occurred. That address is in the 129th District.


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