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Fisker to Sell Assets in Bankruptcy at $139 Million LossAngela Greiling Keane
Fisker Automotive Inc., whose $103,000 plug-in hybrid car was driven by celebrities including Justin Bieber, filed for bankruptcy with plans to be acquired by a group said to include Richard Li, son of Hong Kong's richest man.
Hybrid Technology LLC, a newly formed group, paid $25 million to win a U.S. Energy Department auction to take over Fisker's defaulted taxpayer loan. The group includes Li, according to two U.S. government officials who were briefed on the deal and asked not to be named because the terms are private.
U.S. taxpayers lost $139 million of the $192 million Fisker received.
"After having evaluated and pursued all other alternatives, we believe the sale to Hybrid and the related Chapter 11 process is the best alternative for maximizing Fisker Automotive's value for the benefit of all stakeholders," Marc Beilinson, Fisker chief restructuring officer, said yesterday in a statement.
"The Fisker Automotive technology and product development capability will remain a guiding force in the evolution of the automotive industry under Hybrid's leadership," he said.
Shuttered Factory
The Anaheim, California-based company listed assets of as much as $500 million and debt of as much as $1 billion in a Chapter 11 petition filed yesterday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Delaware. Fisker's assets include a shuttered General Motors Co. factory in Wilmington that the company was supposed to reopen.
Anita-Marie Laurie, a spokeswoman for Fisker who works for Sitrick & Co. in Los Angeles, said she "can't tell you anything beyond what the release says."
Joseph Lo, who represents Richard Li at the Brunswick Group public-relations company, declined to comment.
The Energy Department decided to auction its interest in Fisker after the company defaulted on its loan without making a payment and attempts to find a buyer failed. The Fisker loan made President Barack Obama a target of Republican opponents, who accused him of "crony capitalism."
Hybrid Technology is being represented in Washington by the Glover Park Group, a strategic communications firm, whose leadership includes Joe Lockhart, a White House spokesman during Bill Clinton's presidency, and other top officials from that administration in which Al Gore served as vice president.
Gore was an initial customer of Fisker's car, the Karma, and is a partner with Silicon Valley venture capital company Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, which backed Fisker.
"We can't comment beyond the press release at this time," Caroline Langdale, a spokeswoman for Hybrid who works for Glover Park Group, said in a phone interview.
'Fisker Legacy'
"HT is committed to building upon the Fisker legacy and presence in the United States as a foundation for the design and manufacture of advanced hybrid electric vehicles," Langdale said in a statement distributed by the Energy Department. "We will work to realize the full potential these fantastic cars offer in helping to remake the auto industry for the 21st Century."
Republican Representatives Fred Upton of Michigan and Tim Murphy of Pennsylvania said they were disappointed that the Energy Department sold the loan to a "foreign investor."
"Fisker's collapse closes yet another sad chapter in DOE's troubled portfolio," they said in a statement. "The jobs that were promised never materialized and, once again, taxpayers are on the hook for the administration's reckless gamble."
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Hybrid Tech Holdings was formed Oct. 29 in Delaware by an incorporation agency in Wilmington, according to the state's Division of Corporations. No reports were on file for the company, and there's no information on its officers.
The company was incorporated after the Energy Department announced the auction Sept. 17 in a blog post. It accepted initial bids until Oct. 7 and held the auction Oct. 11, according to a posting on a government sales website.
Fisker, based in Anaheim, California, received $192 million from an initial loan commitment of $529 million from a program intended to spur production of alternative-energy vehicles. It was cut off from the remaining money in 2011 after missing production milestones for the Karma.
The Energy Department yesterday defended the loan, saying taxpayers only lost about a quarter of the initial loan amount.
'Some Risk'
"Recognizing that these investments would include some risk, Congress established a loan loss reserve for the program, and the Energy Department built in strong safeguards to protect the taxpayer if companies could not meet their obligations," Bill Gibbons, an agency spokesman, said in an e-mail.
"Because of these actions, along with the sale" to Hybrid Tech, Gibbons said, "the Energy Department has protected nearly three-quarters of our original commitment to Fisker Automotive."
The company was co-founded by and named after former Aston-Martin designer Henrik Fisker, and backed by $1.2 billion in venture-capital investments. It stopped making cars last year after a Karma quit running during a Consumer Reports road test and failures in batteries supplied by A123 Systems Inc. led to a U.S. recall and A123's bankruptcy.
Most of Fisker's remaining vehicles were destroyed by flooding during 2012's Hurricane Sandy after the company ceased production, and its insurance company refused to pay for the damages. Henrik Fisker quit after about 75 percent of the company's employees were fired.
Design Commitment
When it resorted to auctioning off the loan balance, the Energy Department said it would require bidders to commit to doing design and engineering work in the U.S., building on the program's intention to create or retain jobs in the country.
The department recouped about $28 million from Fisker's accounts after the first payment was missed. Fisker faces millions of dollars in court judgments over unpaid bills, and would have had more restructuring options absent the government's financial interest.
The vehicle-lending program still has 60 percent of its $25 billion in available money and hasn't awarded a loan since 2011. The department recently said it would begin taking applications again, though legislation has been introduced in the U.S. Senate to stop that from happening.
Fisker, which produced the Karma in Finland, planned to use most of its $529 million loan commitment to develop a second model at the former GM plant in Delaware. It was never produced.
Largest Loan
Fisker's loan was the largest approved for three startup automakers granted loans. The Energy Department earlier auctioned the balance of Vehicle Production Group LLC's $50 million loan after the closely held wheelchair-van maker failed without making a payment.
Tesla Motors Inc. repaid its $465 million loan in full in May, nine years early. Ford Motor Co. and Nissan Motor Co. are making regular payments on their loans.
BMW Group, with a claim of $74 million, is listed as the largest creditor in Fisker's bankruptcy filing without collateral backing its claim.
The case is In re Fisker Automotive Inc., 13-13086, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware (Wilmington).
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Halo: The Master Chief Collection Xbox One pre-order, pre-download deploys
By News Division On October 21, 2014 · In News, Retail, Systems, Xbox One
Microsoft Corp. this week said Halo: The Master Chief Collection is now available to pre-order and pre-download via Xbox Live.
The title, to be sold Nov. 11, will include Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2 Anniversary, Halo 3 and Halo 4 on a single-disc with 60 frames-per-second, 1080p graphics and sound.
In addition, select multiplayer maps will be rebuilt to utilize the power of the Xbox One.
Finally, the title will include Halo Nightfall, a live action series that will lead to Halo 5: Guardians and access to the Halo 5: Guardians Beta.
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On Thu, 2010-03-25 at 15:55 -0400, Ivan Herman wrote: > Having read the minutes of the 2010-03-25, I have committed a new > version of the document: > > http://www.w3.org/2010/02/rdfa/drafts/2010/ED-vocab-20100326/ A few editorial issues: * In section 2 there is a property which seems to be inconsistently referred to as 'uri' and 'URI'. In the accompanying Turtle file, it's 'URI'. I'd suggest using 'uri' consistently, as RDF vocabularies tend to use lower case for properties. * In the Turtle file you use owl:functionalProperty which should have a capital 'F'. * In the Turtle file and the document, you assert that the domain of 'keyword' is 'PrefixMapping' - it should be 'KeywordMapping'. * In the Turtle file and the document, you use rdfs:PrefixMapping instead of rdfa:PrefixMapping. And some non-editorial ones: * Nothing is said about whether keyword and prefix mappings are case-sensitive or not. RDFa 1.0 keywords are case-insensitive. * If rdfa:uri is an owl:FunctionalProperty it rules out this: [ a rdfa:KeywordMapping ; rdfa:keyword "name" ; rdfa:uri foaf:name ; rdfa:uri rdfs:label ] . I think it would be very nice for keywords to be expandable to multiple terms. -- Toby A Inkster <mailto:email@example.com> <http://tobyinkster.co.uk>Received on Friday, 26 March 2010 09:34:13 UTC
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Analyze Lottery Numbers in Excel
May 09, 2005
Excel has a number of great tools for playing the lottery. You can use Excel to generate random numbers, to analyze past numbers to see if any numbers are "hot". You can also use Excel's functions to determine the odds of winning.
The tips in today's show require the Analysis Toolpack to be installed. From the menu, select Tools - Addins, and then check the box for Analysis Toolpack.
Excel has some great tools for analyzing lottery numbers. If you believe that certain numbers can be "hot", then Excel has two tools that will let you see which numbers are coming up more often than others.
I downloaded data from the Ontario lottery site showing winning numbers for the past 3 months.
Using cut and paste, copy the numbers into a single column of data. Add a heading in cell A1.
Select one cell in the data. From the menu, select Data - PivotTable. Click Next in Step 1 and Step 2. In step 3, choose the Layout button in the lower left corner. Drag the Number button from the right side of the Layout dialog and drop it in the Row area.
Drag the Number button to the Data area and it will appear as "Sum of Number". Instead of summing, you want to find a count of how many times each number has appeared. In the Layout dialog, double-click the Sum of Number button to display the PIvotTable Field dialog. In that dialog, choose to Summarize by Count.
Click OK to close the Field dialog.
You would like to have the report presented with the most popular numbers at the top. Double click the Number field in the Row area of the Layout dialog. This will present a different version of the PivotTable Field dialog. Choose the Advanced button.
In the Advanced Options dialog, choose to sort Descending by Count of Number.
Click OK three times to return to the Pivot Table Wizard step 3. Click Finish. The resulting pivot table shows that the numbers 43 and 34 have come up far more than the average number. If you believe that numbers can be hot, you might want to play 43, 34, 10, 8, 41, and 37.
Excel offers many ways to achieve any result. On the show, I also showed how to use Tools - Data Analysis - Histogram.
In column C, set up a Bin range. This is simply the numbers from 1 to 49.
From the menu, select Tools - Data Analysis - Histogram. Fill out the dialog as shown here.
In the results, the first two columns show how often each number has been selected. Columns G & H offer a sorted version with the most popular numbers at the top. The histogram suggests that you might want to play 43, 34, 10, 8, 2, and 12.
Scientists will argue that the lottery balls have no memory. If the machine is truly random, the fact that a number has come up recently does not mean that it will come up again. If you believe this, then you should select truly random numbers. Excel has a
=RAND() function to help with this. If you enter =RAND() in a number of cells, you will have a variety of numbers in the range of 0 to 0.9999999.
If you use
=RAND()*49, Excel will return numbers from 0 to 48.999999.
If you use
=INT(RAND()*49)+1, Excel will return numbers from 1 to 49.
With the Analysis Toolpack installed, you can use the simpler
=RANDBETWEEN(1,49) to obtain integers between 1 and 49.
Finally, is it even a good deal to play the lottery? Use the
=COMBIN() function to find out. The Ontario lottery requires you to select 6 numbers out of a pool of 49 numbers. The formula in C7 is
=COMBIN(49,6) and shows that there are 13,983,816 possible results. Thus, if the lotto jackpot is greater than 14 million as a cash option, then your payout would exceed the odds.


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Waiting at Vietnamese ImmigrationYou can take the van/boat combo offered by Capitol Guesthouse in Phnom Penh (Sinh Cafe in Vietnam). Cost is $6, you depart from Capitol GH in Phnom Penh (buy tickets the day before). About an hour out of town by van you board a decent boat (they have a picture of it in the GH at the ticket desk) and travel to the Cambodian border check. You can leave your bags on the boat while getting your passport stamped in a nice hotel garden setting. The boat then takes you to the Vietnam pier where you take your bags with you, get the passport stamped and then board a different boat for the trip to Chau Doc. A guide will help you through the whole process and you can relax in the shade while waiting for your stamp. They were charging 1000 (6 cents US) dong per person (receipt provided) at the medical checkpoint when we crossed. Your boat guide will probably offer to change money with a story about how small notes will get a better rate from him than in town. It's probably true if you accept the first rate offered in town, but we found better rates even for small notes (USD) in jewelry shops rather than with the money changers near the market. We ended up using Jewelry shops most of the trip since they would usually change at the same rate as banks and are open outside bank business hours. You'll need at least $1 worth of dong just to pay the medical check fee so you may want to change a little with your guide if you haven't done it in advance.
Ferry in Vietnam to Chau DocIn Chau Doc we got a Sinh Cafe tour for $22.50 per person including two nights AC lodging (plus breakfast), 4 boats (floating houses, fish farms, floating market, stork sanctuary, sam mountain hike, incense making, temple visit, rice noodle factory, fruit orchard, etc, etc) and a bus ending up right in the backpacker area of Saigon. The first night was spent in Chau Doc, the second in Cantho before heading on to Saigon with tour activities during both days. Oh, and you get a free t-shirt, yippee!
The boat guide will also provide info about the Sinh Cafe tour and a free ride to the hotel which is probably worth taking, especially if you have heavy bags. Other touts will meet the boat as well. We wanted to check things out for ourselves before getting sucked in so walked to the same Sinh Cafe hotel and checked other tour and hotel options out along the way without finding any better deals.
This album has pictures from the above route.Posted by Andrew on April 11, 2003
Hi, My interest is doing what you did but from the other direction - Saigon, Chau Doc to Phnom Penh via boat etc. Any ideas on how I go about setting it up. In a about a month I'll be heading out that way, with the over all plan to travel on to Thailand via Sihanoukvill in southeatern Cambodia. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Doug
Once you get there you can buy a ticket for the whole trip to Phnom Penh via the Mekong Delta from pretty much any travel agent. Just check around with several before booking to make sure you're getting a good price. I used Sinh Cafe and was happy, but there are plenty of other options that would also work.
-AndrewPosted by: Andrew on July 6, 2003
Thank's for your tips, it's really interesting and helpfull.
I'm in vung-tau vietnam now and want to visit my friend in Phnompenh. What do you think if I rent a car in saigon and go to phnompenh? How long it will take? It's safe or not?
Well, I'm pretty sure that you can't even drive a car you own over the border between Cambodia and Vietnam, much less a rental car. You're probably much better off taking a bus or boat but you could theoretically hire a car to the border and then hire another one on the Cambodian side after you cross if you really wanted a private vehicle for some reason (with driver of course).
Good luck!
AndrewPosted by: Andrew on August 30, 2003
Andrew, thanks for all of this info here. I am planning to travel overland from Saigon to Hanoi via Phnom Penh and HCMC. Did you have any trouble getting a Vietnam visa for entry at Chau Doc? Lonely Planet says the only Cambodia to Vietnam entry is at Moc Dai.Posted by: Eric on November 29, 2003
The Vietnam visas no longer are for a specific point of entry. The information you are looking at is out of date. There are now several entry points between Cambodia and Vietnam which are open to foreigners and you can use the same visa at all of them.Posted by: Andrew on November 30, 2003
hi andrew,
this might sound silly, but its my 1st trip to HCM. Do u know my chances of booking of short package of 3d 2n in mekong delta is high on a x'mas day itself?
i'm going solo & being female, not exactly sure if i should go without package?
tks for your help!Posted by: Lai Peng on December 10, 2003
I'd be surprised if there would be a problem since there is so much competition between the various tour operators. I don't really know for sure though so if you want a better answer try http://thorntree.lonelyplanet.com/ .Posted by: Andrew on December 10, 2003
Hi Andrew,
I'm thinking of getting from Bangkok to Ho Chi Minh via Cambodia. Whats the best way to get from Bangkok to Siem Rep (i've heard nightmare stories about the roads), from Siem Rep to Phnom Penh (i've heard boats are unsafe) and then from Phnom Penh onto Ho Chi Minh. Also, as I will be travelling alone is Cambodia a safe place to be a backpacker?
ThanksPosted by: Rob on January 28, 2004
The "best" way largely depends on the person doing the traveling. I wouldn't say any of those routes are particularly easy going, but they are fun if you don't mind roughing it. Check out http://www.talesofasia.com/cambodia-overland.htm for tons of details on the Bangkok to Siem Reap route. From Siem Reap to Phnom Penh you have several options including bus, boat, taxi, pickup and airplane. The bus is the cheapest semi-comfortable option while the boat is probably the most interesting in my opinion. As for safety, the worst boat route is supposedly from Siem Reap to Battambang while the route to Phnom Penh is very well traveled and recommended by many. I don't suppose the boats are any less safe than traveling by road in Cambodia, which isn't necessarily saying too much... From Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Minh you take the route I wrote about above or just take a bus the whole way instead, although last I heard the road to the border was pretty rough.
There are plenty of backpackers in Cambodia and I wouldn't worry about traveling alone there. Just use some common sense and you should be fine.
Good luck!Posted by: Andrew on January 28, 2004
Hi Andrew,
Im heading for cambodia, laos and vietnam in the spring. I just want to check if its possible to get a cambodia visa in hcmc, and a laos visa in phnom penh. very helpful website by the way, fine work.
I got my visa to Laos in Phnom Penh and it took a couple of days. I don't think it's a big deal to get a Cambodia visa in HCMC, it might even be possible at the border but I'm not sure. That said, visa information changes all the time so it would be wise to take a look at http://thorntree.lonelyplanet.com for more up to date information. Those sorts of questions are usually asked and answered on there every few days it seems.Posted by: Andrew on January 31, 2004
Hi Andrew - my wife and I are taking three weeks off work and really trying to pack a lot of stuf in.We are trying to see if we can get an express boat trip from Phnom Penh to Cantho (changing boats as necessary) in one day to avoid spending the night in Chao Doc. And we also really want to see the floating markets near Cantho which apparently are best before 9.00am and then get a bus to Saigon the same day. Do you know if either of these things is possible? We woulkd really apreciate your advicePosted by: Henry on June 6, 2004
PS just read that after I posted it- sorry about all the spelling mistakes!Posted by: Henry on June 6, 2004
I think your best bet would be to take the same boat mentioned above then change to a bus in Chau Doc. I think that should be possible to do on your own. I certainly wouldn't make any firm plans in Saigon since you never know when there will be delays, but theoretically I think you could visit the Cantho market in the morning then catch a bus to Saigon the same day. Both of these buses would be public buses, not the tour company ones though. Another option might be to stay in Chau Doc and get a 1 day delta tour through a tour company such as Sinh Cafe. If I remember right the 1 day tour ends up in Saigon and includes several stops along the way.
Good luck!Posted by: Andrew on June 7, 2004
I am thinking of flying in to Ho Chi Minh City and then travelling upto Hanoi. You seem pretty confident about the route up to Phnom Penh. Do you know much about continuing the trip up to Hanoi through Laos. Is it a safe place?
Would you recommend travelling up through Vietnam?
You can see my description of the trip from Ho Chi Minh City to Hanoi elsewhere on my web site but you probably found that already. I felt safe in these areas but as always some caution is a good idea. I enjoyed traveling in Vietnam and would recommend it for sure.
AndrewPosted by: Andrew on July 21, 2004
hi andrew,
i'm going on a backpacking trip in january with a friend for a month, spending most of our time in thailand. we want to take a trip over to cambodia--ankor, go down mekong to siem reap and head over to saigon. is it possible to that in a seven day trip? there seem to be lot's of organized tours, we're wondering if it's just as easy to do it on our own (and cheaper)--through the organization you recommended. also we were wondering how long all the travel took...seems like six hours boat trip from siem to phenom and then you said an hour outside phenom you get on a boat and then you mentioned the two day trip to cantho and Chau Doc and then to ho chi minh. any idea if 7 days is too short to make that work? also wondering if you have any info about possibility/cost of flying bankok to siem and then travel by land to ho chi minh and fly back to bankok from there...anything you know would be helpful. thank you so much, samaraPosted by: samara on November 7, 2004
Hi Andrew, how many hours it takes to travel from Phnom Pehn (Cambodia) to Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)? thanks.Posted by: jun on November 23, 2004
I'm not sure exactly how many hours but you pretty much need to plan on a full day.Posted by: Andrew on December 16, 2004
I think the trip you describe would be tight but you could probably pull it off. Day 1 bangkok to siem reap, day 2 siem reap, day 3 siem reap to phnom penh, day 4 phnom penh, day 5/6 phnom penh to ho chi minh city via chau doc, day 7 ho chi minh city. You could also go directly from phnom penh to ho chi minh city if you wanted. You'd need to be willing to skip a day somewhere in case of any unforseen delays but it would probably work.
AndrewPosted by: Andrew on December 16, 2004
Would you have any Idea what the easiest way would be to go from bangkok to Siagon via Phnom Penh? Would trains be the best option and how long do you think it would take?
The train doesn't run the whole way and is very, very slow and certainly not an 'easy' way to travel in Cambodia. Have a look at http://www.talesofaasia.com for info on the route from Bangkok to Phnom Penh via bus/taxi. The info above describes the route from Phnom Penh to Saigon. It should be possible to do the trip in 2 days if you spend the entire time traveling (overnight in Phnom Penh) but I'd allow extra time if possible to see the sights and in case of unforeseen delays.
AndrewPosted by: Andrew on February 8, 2005
My name is Lorenzo, and I too had the awesome experience of visiting Vietnam. Once in 95 and the second time in 98. The first time I went, tourism had only been allowed for the past 3 three years and the country was still very new to this idea. My experience during those trips were life altering, the two only material souvenirs I have kept from them were my pictures and the Sinh Café t-shirt, which I lost yesterday. It was a tragedy, my roommate confused it with the bag of cloths that was meant to be sent to salvation army. So, I was basically curious to know if the Sinh Café t-shirts are still the same, with the logo in front and the map of Vietnam in red in the back. Was yours just like that? I was thinking of getting back in touch with the tour agency and see if I could order another one.
Posted by: Lorenzo on June 2, 2005
From your description I think they are the same. You can find the sinh cafe web site by doing a google search if you want to get in touch with them.Posted by: Andrew on June 20, 2005
We are a mature, but fit, couple planning to spend three weeks in Cambodia & Vietnam in November this year. I came across your website as we are interested in travelling from Phnom Penh to Ho Chi Min through the Mekong delta. Is the trip you describe suitable for us with suitcases rather than a backpack? I would particularly like to do the Sinh Cafe tour, is the accommodation OK for us oldies, clean beds, air con etc?
Thanks for the website
Ray (getting soft!) BrooksPosted by: Ray Brooks on August 18, 2005
thinking of traveling from saigon to ankor/siem rep.
think i will book through a tour 2 days up the river to phnom penh.
can u tell me cost of cambodian visa and vietnam visa on re-entry?
also plane fare ( siem rep-saigon or phnom penh-saigon) for return as i go back to saigon to exit home?
also do u know how long a bus takes phnom pehn- siem rep ; also costing.
is the bus the best way to go on this leg?
thanks trevor
hi Andrew,
last week, we toured Ha Tien (Kien Giang) and dropped by the local Vietnam-Cambodia border at Xa Xia. We inquired about crossing over to Kampot province (Cambodia)and we were given information (unofficial though) that at the end of the year, the border will be open to foreigners. There was ongoing work on a building which looked like it was on its finishing stage of constructions. The building looked very nice.
mkPosted by: mk on September 1, 2005
hi, im planning to go to saigon sometime next month.i will be coming from bangkok, will ride a train from there to phnom penh then another ride to saigon.i need more suggestions as to how i can reach saigon. also, how much money do i need to reach saigon from bangkok?Posted by: moon on September 23, 2005
Yes I think you would be fine with suitecases instead of backpacks. There were plenty of oppurtunities to avoid walking and/or carrying our own luggage on this route if we had wanted to. Also, the hotel rooms were clean with AC on the Sinh Cafe tour.
AndrewPosted by: Andrew on September 27, 2005
Trevor & Moon:
It has been a couple years since I was in SE Asia so I can't really help you with current pricing or travel info except to say that you probably won't be taking a train from Bangkok to Phnom Penh. For one it's not possible to go the whole way by train (at least it wasn't 2 years ago) and for another the train in Cambodia is very, very slow. You may want to check out http://thorntree.lonelyplanet.com and/or http://www.talesofasia.com/ for more current advice.Posted by: Andrew on September 27, 2005
i am going on a cruise from Beijing to Bangkok and we have one stop in Ho Chi Minh City and also one in Nha Trang.
in relation to Ho Chi Minh City we would like to see the cu chi tunnels, if they are worth seeing, but at the same time we have heard the shopping is good and the town is nice to see. unfortunately we only arrive 6am and depart at 8pm.
the boat ports at Vung Tau which is 2.5hrs to ho chi minh city and i think 3.5hrs to the tunnels.
we would really like to see both. can you advise if this could be possible? ie would you know how far ho chi minh city is from the tunnels.
Secondly, we have heard the best thing to do in Nha Trang is to go on a boat and see the islands. is that correct? again, we only have 1 day there. would we need to book the boat in advance or are there plenty about just waiting for passengers?
thanks for your help.
hi there, i plan to visit phnom penh on 20 of march for 7 days. thus, i hope can go along saigon too. i read your article and felt so confusing. avtually how long do we need to travel by boat from phnom penh to saigon? where is Chao Doc? do we need to pass through that area? i ll be very grateful for your precious advise. thanksPosted by: suyen on December 30, 2005
Kim & Suyen:
As mentioned earlier it has been a couple of years since I have been in these areas so I can't really good any current advise.
On the cruise I don't think it's really practical to do both the Cu Chi tunnels and the city. If you hired a car to take you around you could probably pull it off but you would be rushed at both places. Regarding Nha Trang I haven't been on the boat ride so can't really comment on that.
Regarding the location of Chau Doc I would recommend looking at a map in your guide book or on the http://www.lonelyplanet.com web site. You don't have to pass through Chau Doc. If you are just trying to travel to Saigon without seeing anything extra along the way the best way is probably to take the bus directly instead of going through Chau Doc. My description above is about an alternate route, not the most direct one.Posted by: Andrew on February 6, 2006
Due to the large amount of work it takes to keep this comments section free of spam and also due to the fact that I wrote the original article nearly 3 years ago (and therefore can't really provide current information about the route), additional comments on this page are now closed.Posted by: Andrew on February 6, 2006


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In this epic third installment of What Zombies Fear, Victor Tookes is no longer content to sit back and watch the world go to the hell. The Gathering starts Victor's quest to rid the planet of the zombie plague once and for all. The first step of the plan is to build a team capable of carrying out the impossible. The heroes make an emergency trip to Charlotte, fighting zombies and raiders every step of the way. Once they get back to Virginia, Victor, Marshall, and John build a train designed to be unstoppable, a train that can carry them all the way to southern California and back. And yet with each stop they make, the areas are too quiet. Where have all the zombies gone?
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I have no experience in Perl at all, and also beginner in PHP. I need to migrate the old company system using Perl to new one using PHP. Here is some code in Perl I didn't understand:
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# while there is data in the object that is returned by calling the method "fetchrow_hashref" of the object $query: it means, get a single data row from the database
while (my $data=$query->fetchrow_hashref) {
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If Cameron Flanders' play in the Lawrence Amateur Golf Assn.'s Men's City Amateur Championship is like a roller coaster, then Saturday's first round was the ride's initial ascent.
He hopes he saved the big arms-thrown-in-air excitement for today when the two-day tournament concludes at Eagle Bend Golf Course.
Flanders shot a 2-over-par 74, grabbing a one-stroke lead over Mike Grosdidier after Saturday's opening round at Alvamar Golf Club.
"I'm pretty excited to be holding the lead," said Flanders, a Lawrence High graduate and Kansas University sophomore. "But it really was kind of like a roller-coaster ride today. I would hit a couple of decent shots, but then be totally off."
There was no flaw in Flanders' game on the par-3 No. 11 hole; he sank a hole-in-one.
"Yeah, scoring-wise that was my best shot of the day," said Flanders, who finished in the top 10 in last year's city championship and third the year before. "But I would have liked to have a few more shots like that one.
"I just need to put a few more things together for today, maybe visualize a little tonight and work on a couple of things, then put it all together for tomorrow."
Flanders leads a field that includes former men's champion Matt Bellemere, who shot 77 Saturday. Defending champion Randy Conroy took the weekend off to prepare for next week's Kansas Golf Assn. Men's Amateur at Indian Hills Country Club in Mission Hills.
"I'm really excited that the city tournament has returned to the form which it once thrived," said Bellemere, who won the tournament when it was revitalized two years ago.
"All of us Lawrence golfers really owe those two -- Ron and Kyle -- a thank you," Bellemere said of LAGA president Ron Shaver and operations and tournament chairman Kyle Taylor. "They've really done a great job of getting things going with golf in this town."
Shaver, who helped create the LAGA three years ago, was pleased with the response for this year's tournament.
"We had two guys come up to the course today and sign up to play, so that's really a sign of positive feedback for us," Shaver said. "Those two brought the field number up to 70 and we've just had a real good turnout this year."
Shaver said the increased entries -- double that of last year -- were because the LAGA did a better job promoting the tournament.
"I think that the golfers out here today show that they want to be part of this kind of competition and are excited to play against each other," Shaver said.
Bellemere said it was interesting to see local golfers compete against each other.
"It's kind of fun to have a little competition instead of just coming out here and flubbing around with your friends for once," he said.
But Saturday wasn't completely about golf. For the first time in the three-year history of the men's championship, the LAGA is donating part of the profits to charity.
"A great deal of the proceeds from this weekend's tournament will go to the Headquarters Counseling Center," Shaver said of Lawrence's suicide-prevention entity. "They operate with the help of a lot of volunteers, so the money that we can give them helps them a great deal."
Bellemere said giving back to the community while playing golf was pretty special.
"I mean we're all out here to play golf," he said. "But when you think about the fact that we're helping a charity out, that's really a cool deal."
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text: Jazz 4.20.17: MONIFF, Poetry Slam, & Tana French By Word of Mouth • Apr 20, 2017 Kenneth Lu via Flickr CC / https://flic.kr/p/2Hq1XJ On today's show: The Monadnock International Film Festival kicks off today, April 20 and runs through Sunday, April 23. More info on screenings and tickets here. We talked to the creator and host of the podcast Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonalds? Brian Thompson. Producer Jimmy Gutierrez checked in with Slam Free or Die at Stark Brewing during the second round of semi-finals. You can see the team finals tonight at Stark, doors open at 7 and performances start at 8. Ornette Coleman: The Shape of Jazz to Come produced by Devon Strolovich. Listen again at prx.org. 10-Minute Writer's Workshop: Tana French Working Then and Now, Harry Potter and the Sacred Text, & Mugshots By Word of Mouth • Oct 7, 2016 Logan Shannon / NHPR Radio host, writer and historian Louis "Studs" Terkel was known for intimate oral histories of ordinary people—a collection of previously unheard recordings from his landmark 1974 book Working—revealing how regular Americans viewed their jobs four decades ago, and how that's changed. On today's show, The Working Tapes. Plus, the real cost of a mug shot. Police station photos of someone arrested for a crime are considered public record by the American justice system. They're also a multi-million dollar source of revenue for internet scammers. We'll also hear about a podcast that looks at Harry Potter as a sacred text. Dover-Based Soggy Po Boys Channel New Orleans Jazz in New Album By Peter Biello • Sep 17, 2015 Michael Winters If you've been to Sonny's Tavern in Dover, New Hampshire on a Tuesday night, you could be forgiven for feeling like you've stepped into a New Orleans jazz club. The eight musicians that make up the Seacoast-based Soggy Po Boys bring the brassy music of Nawlins to Dover on Tuesday nights and to bars and other stages all over the seacoast—and sometimes, if you're up for it, you can even join them on stage and make music with the band. The Soggy Po Poys are set to release a new album tomorrow at Book and Bar in Portsmouth. 10.22.14: The Power Of Pairs & Good Gig By Word of Mouth • Oct 22, 2014 lschmitt77 via flickr Creative Commons Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, Marie and Pierre Curie, John Lennon and Paul McCartney. On today's show, the myth of the lone genius gets knocked down by an exploration of creative duos. We'll find out why artistic and scientific breakthroughs often come from dynamic collaborations. Plus, we continue our series "Good Gig" with the executive director of the Pantone Color Institute, to find out what goes into determining color trends for a living. Listen to the full show and click Read more for individual segments. Musician Gary Burton: Learning To Listen By Virginia Prescott • Sep 3, 2013 Via Photobrew Gary Burton was thirteen when he first heard jazz. By then, he'd been playing the marimba for seven years, and had toured around his home state of Indiana with his siblings. "The Burton Family" band came apart shortly after Gary heard Benny Goodman's band playing a song called "After You've Gone." That song helped launch a career that has spanned the globe, the decades, collaborations with musicians from Chick Corea to Stan Getz to Astor Piazolla, and originated what's called the "Burton Grip," playing the vibraphone holding two mallets in each hand. Now 70, Gary Burton is a seven-time Grammy award winner. He's the former Executive Vice-President at Berklee College of Music and has spent the majority of his life playing and teaching jazz. Burton has a new album, called "Guided Tour," and a new autobiography called, Learning to Listen: The Jazz Journey of Gary Burton. Baz Luhrmann On Transforming Beyonce Into 1920's Jazz By Virginia Prescott • Jun 24, 2013 via amazon.com "Yellow Cocktail Music: The Great Gatsby Jazz Recordings", is a kind of way-back machine for the contemporary songs featured in the new film adaptation of The Great Gatsby. Jay-Z, Will-I-Am, and Beyoncé, are featured on the original soundtrack and this follow-up album imagines what the songs might have sounded like coming out of a Victrola in 1922…with help from the Bryan Ferry Orchestra. Joining us to discuss the album is Baz Luhrmann; the distinctive director, producer, and screenwriter for Romeo and Juliet, Moulin Rouge, among others, including the movie that kicked off the summer blockbuster season – The Great Gatsby. Gospel Meets Jazz, With Unpredictable Results By Tom Moon • Mar 12, 2012 Monty Alexander: Jazz Piano Via Jamaican Pop By NPR Staff • Mar 1, 2012 The sound of one of this year's Grammy-nominated reggae albums, Harlem-Kingston Express Live, may seem perplexing at first. But don't let the blend of swing and dub confuse you: That's just the unique sound of pianist Monty Alexander. Alexander's music has variously been described as bebop, calypso and reggae. But after 50 years in music and more than 70 albums, he's earned the right to call his music simply his own. Alexander grew up in Jamaica playing the piano and the accordion, and he was versed in the up-and-coming popular music of the island. Unlikely Jazz Venue Flourishing in Laconia By Sam Evans-Brown • Feb 27, 2012 While we at StateImpact like to talk about trends and broad-brush movements in business and economics, occasionally it's helpful to zoom-in and look at individual cases of business success.


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Here's look at some of the Disney-related books, movies and audio CDs being released this week. Please note that this list is automatically generated and information is not guaranteed by this site.
|A Fairy-Tale Fall (Disney Princess) (Step into Reading) (Available Tuesday, July 13 or Pre-Order from Amazon.com)
How do Cinderella, Belle, Ariel, and all the Disney princesses celebrate Halloween? Princess fans will love finding out in this original Step 2 reader!
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New Man In For Saturday
Owls boss Brian Laws has revealed that he's hoping to add a new signing to his squad in time for Saturday's visit of Preston following the injury to utility man Richard Hinds.
Laws is looking to add a defender to his ranks to plug the gap left by Hinds, who broke his leg in the 4-1 defeat at Wolves in midweek and will be missing for around three months.
And with Frank Simek also sidelined through injury, Laws is short in the right-back area, although Steve Watson or Peter Gilbert have featured in the position during pre-season.
The Wednesday boss admitted he only has funds in 'extreme' circumstances, with any takeover from Geoff Sheard yet to be completed.
No names have been linked with a move to S6, though it's expected Laws is only going to bring in a loan player with his current funds available, and Frank Simek on the return from injury.


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So, it's Ben's 13th birthday this weekend. Leaving aside the obvious oh-my-god-whatever-happened-to-that-cute-little-toddler freakouts, let's cut to the chase: birthdays cost a fortune.
There's the main present (a new guitar), which we're all chipping in for.
Plus some bits to open on the actual birthday. Plus a mountain-boarding (kind of like snowboarding, but on grass, with wheels) party for Ben, and assorted mates. Plus a meal, for aforementioned son and mates. Plus a Streetcar for the day, to transport said son/mates to the hill, then burger emporium.
Plus the inevitable 'Can I just have the.../Dad I need a.../Have you got a fiver for...' requests on the day.
Lordy. Good thing I'm rolling in cash! Ah. Or not. Of course, it is his birthday, and I want him to have a brilliant day. And he is changing from child to teen, which is special. And he's working really hard at school this year, so I'm happy to spoil him a little (and yes, I know I shouldn't, but don't you? Doesn't everyone?).
The thing that gets me is that kids' parties have become these huge extravaganzas now: paintballing, and zorbing, and various other extreme(ly expensive) sports parties.
When I was a lad, no-one really had parties over the age of 10 or so. Maybe a cake, some presents and a few pals round, but that was it. These days you have to remortgage the house to pay for it. And I'm not even talking about those slightly odd, misguided parents who spend 20 grand on limos and discos and horse-drawn-carriage awfulness. Incidentally, why do they do that?
Do they really think it's good for their kids in the long term?
Anyway, the party's this Sunday. I'll report back – if I haven't been forced to sell the Mac on eBay – next week...
Related links on Parentdish:
Surviving Teenagers or Why they will bankrupt you
Presents for teen boys
So, it's Ben's 13th birthday this weekend. Leaving aside the obvious oh-my-god-whatever-happened-to-that-cute-little-toddler freakouts, let's cut to the chase: birthdays cost a fortune.


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Articles about ST. PHILIP's
In Hidden Spaces we always hunt for a stunning aerial shot.
It's top of our checklist each year, in the first publication we had Big Brum and in the second it was the amazing view from the BT Tower.
This time, we've managed to capture some intimate rooftop shots of the Cathedral grounds and the wider Colmore Business District from the Grade I listed St. Philip's .
The churchyard is a place of peace and relaxation for city workers on their lunch break all year round and is rarely devoid of activity.
The city centre cathedral is a building of national importance, an incredible piece of Italian Baroque in the heart of Birmingham. For a cathedral it is small, just over 45 metres long, but what it lacks in size it makes up for with drastic and beautiful contrasting details.


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Smarter Living
YAY!! WooHoo!
November 3, 2009 at 12:46 PM
I got my giftcard! I have 2 girls. I put all ($200) of their Christmas in Layaway...a couple things for my husband too. I put $20 down to get it started...then used the other $30 to get some stocking stuffers...and a few household items:)
Now I just need to budget to pay off the rest. I'm so excited! They have preschool board games (chutes & ladders, candyland, cooties, memory) for $3.99! They had some great sales!
by JADIEBUGNovember 3, 2009 at 12:50 PM
That is awesome! Good Job!
by R24OlomosNovember 3, 2009 at 12:55 PM
That is awesome!!! Great games as well.
by jennyfrancesNovember 3, 2009 at 12:57 PM
I can't wait to get mine. Glad you got yours.
by valerie0103November 3, 2009 at 4:49 PM
Oh wow what great game prices
by momof3angelaNovember 3, 2009 at 5:02 PM
I'm so glad you won and it's coming in handy:0) Hope your Christmas is wonderful:-)


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Human Rights Day Wrapup: Best of the Human Rights Blogosphere
What did you do on International Human Rights Day, Dec. 10? As you may know, that day serendipitously marked the launch of this still-new Human Rights Cause Channel you're currently reading. Welcome Care2 human rights activists—or activists to be!
This Human Rights Channel's joining a vibrant community of human rights advocates in the blogosphere—who kept busy on Dec. 10 writing about the many pressing issues facing us today. Below are the best of the posts I enjoyed reading and learned from! Read on and click through to get the latest news and current issues, as well as to discover the must-read human rights blogs—besides this one, of course:
- The Labor is Not a Commodity blog, written by a collective of organizations concerned with international labor rights issues, is a must-read for all human rights activists. On International Human Rights Day, Labor is Not a Commodity highlighted a new report, Working for Scrooge: 5 Worst Companies for the Right to Associate, a new, timely list from the International Labor Rights Forum that names and shames five companies that violate their workers' rights to organize.
- At the Fair Trade channel of Change.org, Zarah Patriana blogged about how activists can take action against the five worst companies highlighted in ILRF's list.
- Relatedly, at the eco-food blog Ethicurean, Elanor stated the problem more bluntly: Global food companies suck. Why? Four of the five companies named in that "Working for Scrooge" list are food companies. "ILRF's report paints a particularly gruesome picture of the threats that most food-system workers face when they try to organize," writes Elanor, and gives us some examples of what she's talking about. Read to the end of the post to find out how to help champion the rights of the farm workers who are affected by these less-than-ethical companies.
- At BlogHer, Britt Bravo asks, "What Does Human Rights Mean to You?" Britt highlights five actions you can take to support human rights—then shares her own thoughts about, along with steps to take against, torture.
What are YOUR favorite human rights blogs? Share them in the comments, and I'll put them on my daily reading list!


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1 ¼ pounds of lean ground beef (80% or better)
8 ounce package of button mushrooms (or baby Portobello's), sliced
1 ½ cups Newman's Own® Sockarooni Pasta Sauce
½ pound of linguine, cooked to package instructions
Brown the ground beef in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Once meat has been browned, drain any drippings.
Add sliced mushrooms and allow to cook until softened, about 2-3 minutes.
Add Newman's Own® Sockarooni Pasta Sauce and bring to a boil. Then, lower heat to a simmer and cover for about 10 minutes.
Serve over cooked linguine.
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Education Put to Work
The college is proud of its record of "education put to work." Breadth in liberal arts study combined with depth in an academic major remains the most adaptable and enduring education for students anticipating productive lives in a rapidly changing world.
A large percentage of St. Olaf graduates continue their education in America's best graduate and professional schools. According to the National Research Council's Survey of Earned Doctorates, St. Olaf ranks eighth among bachelor's degree colleges in the number of graduates who went on to earn doctoral degrees during the period 1996-2005. St. Olaf was first among baccalaureate colleges in mathematics, fourth in chemistry, and sixth in life sciences as an undergraduate supplier of Ph.D.s during the same period. (It ranks 27th among all higher education institutions as a source of Ph.D.s in mathematics.)
Many St. Olaf graduates enter university programs in medicine, law, the fine arts, business and management, and government and public policy, as well as research programs in technologies not dreamed of a decade ago. Other graduates embrace the life and mission of the Church, teaching, and careers in international service, outreach, and travel.
The college counsels patience, search, and reflection in the preparation for future work. Some of the most successful academic programs and majors preparatory for careers are not decided until the end of the sophomore year, and college majors that seem unrelated to specific careers often prove extremely viable. It is noteworthy that many of the country's top business leaders were philosophy or history majors. Today it is not uncommon to see chemistry majors enter law school and English majors (with requisite health science electives) admitted to medical school.
A number of factors contribute to the success of St. Olaf graduates, including an education that recognizes that as knowledge becomes increasingly less compartmentalized it will be those who have learned how to learn who will have the advantage.
Through their regular coursework, innovative options like the Foreign Languages Across the Curriculum program, and the hands-on experience provided by independent study and research options, internships, and programs facilitated by the Center for Experiential Learning, students explore the interconnectedness of the world today — and prepare for life in the ever-changing world of tomorrow.
Guiding students in their explorations are the informed and caring men and women of the St. Olaf faculty and staff, who provide continuing support to students in a regular and resourceful program of search and guidance. A number of pre-professional studies programs also help them shape their studies to fit the requirements of America's top professional and graduate schools.
The Center for Experiential Learning
The CEL is comprised of four umbrella programs offering a host of opportunities to gain experience while pursuing an undergraduate degree. Within each program are initiatives that promote the CEL's mission to "create and facilitate experiential learning that complements the St. Olaf curriculum." In addition, the CEL is a resource center for students, providing information and assistance to help determine vocational goals and devise well-informed post-graduation plans. For in-depth information about these programs, visit http://www.stolaf.edu/services/cel/
Career Connections — The Career Connections program helps students develop, implement, and evaluate career/life plans and collaborates with academic departments to integrate concepts of career development into courses of study. The career connections process emphasizes career exploration, experiential learning, and reflection through a wide range of assessments, resources, services, and programs throughout the campus community.
Academic Internships — The Academic Internship program provides services and resources to assist students in applying their classroom learning to structured educational work experiences. It works closely with academic departments to facilitate internships that offer a high level of correlation between conceptual knowledge and application, and enhances work experiences by providing students and faculty with strategies and guidelines that help ensure meaningful internships.
Entrepreneurial Studies — The Finstad Program for Entrepreneurial Studies promotes social innovation and entrepreneurship among students, faculty, and alumni. Dedicated to education, research, and service within the liberal arts, the program supports a community of people actively engaged in social innovation and entrepreneurship through grants, courses, internships, and special events.
Civic Engagement — The goal of the program is to initiate and promote civic engagement activities that are academically relevant and contribute to the needs of the community. Collaborations between the CEL, faculty members, and community partners build on the college's longstanding commitment to service with an emphasis on challenging students to be responsible and knowledgeable citizens of the world. Community-based federal work-study options coordinated through the CEL provide a further avenue through which students may fulfill personal and academic objectives.
Multicultural Affairs and Community Outreach (MACO)
The Multicultural Affairs and Community Outreach Office provides services and assists with issues and concerns of African-American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latino, and Native American students. The office also provides academic advising and financial, personal, career, and social counseling when needed. Planning for cultural programming is deliberately integrated with the entire campus in an effort to raise the level of awareness and increase appreciation of cultural, social, and ethnic differences. The office also provides support and guidance for the multicultural alumni network and student organizations.
International Student Services
St. Olaf welcomes international students from around the world and Americans educated abroad. Upon their arrival, new international students are met at the airport and brought to the St. Olaf campus. Before the beginning of classes, new international students receive a special orientation to provide assistance with registration, U.S. immigration regulations, housing, banking, and U.S. tax concerns.
International students live in residence halls with American students. Specially trained international student counselors are available to assist students throughout the year. They also plan social activities for international students, their roommates, and other St. Olaf students.
Local families enjoy being "friendship families" to international students, and there are several home-stay programs offered for the Christmas holidays.
The international student advisor is available to students for personal, social, academic, financial, and immigration counseling.


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->'''Red Mage''': The idea was to delay the final battle until we leveled back up, when actually we'd just ignore Chaos until the heat death of the universe. And then, y'know, not our problem. But then he argued me down from infinity to 24 hours.\\
'''Black Mage''': That's less than ideal.\\
'''Red Mage''': He had a better bargaining position since he's all-powerful.\\
'''Black Mage''': Excuses, excuses.
-->-- ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater''
->'''Sean''': I think the ornate brass scrollwork on your sword has made it less durable than a simpler one, and maybe that multi-lens thingy is all just plain glass and serves no functional purpose? Also pieces of your outfit seems to be inspired by various fashions of 1800s colonialism! Just a warning, but you might have a hard time explaining 'Sorry about the occupation, but this jacket has nice ''lines'', don't you think?'\\
'''Sky Pirate''': ''[Stares, jaw agape]''\\
'''Sean''': And oh my goodness you dropped a sprocket and some guy over there said that Queen Victoria was stupid.\\
'''Sky Pirate''': ''[[YourHeadASplode [Head explodes]]]''
-->-- ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfDrMcNinja'', [[http://drmcninja.com/archives/comic/17p38]]
->'''Sheridan''': The Vorlons ask only one question, over and over: "Who are you?" And you, for you the question is, "What do you want?" I have never heard ''you'' answer that question. Who are YOU? What do YOU want?\\
[Old Ones are mute]\\
'''Delenn''': [[TheFogOfAges You don't know]], do you. You've been fighting each other so long, you've forgotten.
-->--''Series/BabylonFive'' ([[{{Recap/BabylonFiveS04E06IntoTheFire}} "Into the Fire"]])
->''"Dalek! You have been defeated. Surrender! You have '''failed'''. Your forces are destroyed, your home planet a burnt cinder circling a dead sun. Even Davros, your creator, is dead! You have no superiors, no inferiors, no reinforcements, no hope, no rescue! You're trapped, a trillion miles and a thousand years from a disintegrated home. I have defeated you. You no longer serve any purpose."''
-->-- '''[[Series/DoctorWho The Seventh Doctor]]''' to a [[DrivenToSuicide self-destructing]] Dalek, "Remembrance Of The Daleks"
->'''Batman:''' What are you gonna do... ''[[LampshadeHanging Talk]]'' [[LampshadeHanging me to death]]?\\
'''Owlman:''' Actually... ''*PUNCH*'' [[DefiedTrope I thought I'd]] ''[[DefiedTrope beat]]'' [[DefiedTrope you to death]].
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueCrisisOnTwoEarths''
->''"But who actually commited the crime... is you! No alibi, no justice, no dreams, no hope! It's time to pay for your crimes! '''TAKE THIS!'''"''
-->-- '''[[Franchise/AceAttorney Phoenix Wright's]]''' [[LimitBreak level 3 hyper]] in ''VideoGame/UltimateMarvelVSCapcom3''
->''"I see you fight with words, like all beneath the banner of the Bear. Let us hope your skill with weapons proves greater."''
-->--'''Legate Lanius''', ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''
->'''[[Film/TheWizardOfOz Winged Monkey:]]''' Hahaha! You'll never win!\\
'''Franchise/TheCrow:''' [[NietzscheWannabe It doesn't matter. Existence is nothing but frustration and pain! Everything you love eventually leaves you. Misery is your only constant friend.]]\\
'''Winged Monkey:''' ...you're right. [[[DrivenToSuicide Hangs himself on a noose]]]\\
'''The Crow:''' [Wipes away a tear at a job well done.]
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/RobotChicken'', 4.17
->'''Fluttershy:''' (softly) How dare you... (louder) How dare you! Listen here, mister. Just because you're big doesn't mean you get to be a bully. You may have huge teeth, and sharp scales, and snore smoke, and breathe fire. But you do not-- I repeat-- ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis You do not! Hurt! My! Friends!]]'' You got that?\\
'''Dragon:''' (whimpers)\\
'''Fluttershy:''' Well?\\
'''Dragon:''': But that rainbow one kicked me. (Referring to Rainbow Dash)\\
'''Fluttershy:''' And I am very sorry about that. But you're bigger than she is, and you should know better. You should also know better than to take a nap where your snoring can become a health hazard to other creatures.\\
'''Dragon:''' But I--\\
'''Fluttershy:''' Don't you "but I" me, mister. Now what do you have to say for yourself? I said, ''what'' do you have to say for yourself?\\
'''Dragon:''' (starts crying)\\
'''Fluttershy:''' (comforting voice) There, there. No need to cry. You're not a bad dragon, you just made a bad decision. Now go pack your things. You just need to find a new place to sleep. That's all.
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'', "Dragonshy"
->'''Yoshihisa Manabe:''' (with TranquilFury) Yo, [[LastNameBasis Moritani]].\\
'''Hiyori Moritani:''' Oh, [[LastNameBasis Manabe]], what's up?\\
'''Manabe:''' [[ManipulativeBitch This is your doing]], isn't it? (''Holds up a drawing of Haruka Kotoura [[StressVomit throwing up]] and reading "You stink, Barfoura! GetOut of here!''")\\
'''Hiyori:''' Wh-What are you talking about? [[SuspiciouslySpecificDenial I don't know what you're trying to say]].\\
'''Yoshihisa:''' [[DefiedTrope Don't]] [[ObfuscatingStupidity play dumb]] with me! When [[{{Telepathy}} Kotoura]] [[StressVomit threw up]], it was [[FortuneTeller your fortune she was telling]], right? You don't deny that, do you?\\
'''Hiyori:''' Wh-What if it was? Are you saying it's my fault she threw up?\\
'''Yoshihisa:''' (smirking) [[BluntYes Yes]], [[AMindIsATerribleThingToRead your mind is so disgusting]], it made Kotoura puke!\\
'''Hiyori:''' Why are you making me out to be the bad guy?! [[JerkassHasAPoint What she does is much worse]]! [[MindOverManners She peeks into people's minds without permission]]! [[note]] (What she fails to understand here is that [[{{Telepathy}} Haruka]] has PowerIncontinence) [[/note]] I bet she told you, (mockingly) "''Oh woe is me! Please save me!''" Right?\\
'''Yoshihisa:''' No, She never told me anything. [[DidYouThinkICantFeel She kept it all bottled up inside of her]].\\
'''Hiyori:''' Why? Why do you always take her side?!\\
'''Yoshihisa:''' [[LoveConfession Because I like her]]! [[ShutUpHannibal Got a problem with that]]?!\\
''(StunnedSilence fills the room)''
-->-- ''Manga/KotouraSan'', towards the end of episode 2.
->'''Phelous D1:''' Mwa ha ha ha ha!\\
'''Phelous:''' You should kill yourself.\\
'''Phelous D1:''' Ha ha ha- you're right. Computer, self destruct.\\
''(Phelous D1's ship explodes)''
-->-- ''WebVideo/{{Phelous}}''
->'''The Network:''' It's useless arguing with you. You will be left to your own devices.\\
'''Gary King:''' Really?\\
'''The Network:''' Yeah...''[[PrecisionFStrike Fuck it!]]''
->'''Buster Kincaid:''' Maybe you could use that technique...what do you Space Rangers call it? [[LogicBomb The Kirk Maneuver?]] She's [[{{Cyborg}} half computer]] try talking her to death.
->'''Captain Proton:''' She's also half woman, Kincaid. They usually end up talking ''me'' to death!
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Big money in play in Central Kentucky's special House election
By Jack Brammer
FRANKFORT — Democrat James Kay has raised substantially more money than Republican opponent Lyen Crews and independent John-Mark Hack in the June 25 special election for a state House seat in Central Kentucky.
However, Crews continues to benefit from strong spending by a conservative political action committee in the race to represent the 56th House District, which covers Woodford County and portions of Fayette and Franklin counties.
Kay reported raising $132,749 for the election, compared to Crews's $68,806.
During the latest reporting period — May 25 to June 10 — Kay took in $44,340 to Crews' $19,596, according to 15-day pre-election campaign reports filed Monday with the Kentucky Registry of Election Finance.
Kay reported having $115,131 cash on hand. Crews reported having $66,065.
The registry had not received a report from Hack, who said in an email later in the day that he had mailed his report. He said it will show that his campaign has about $14,000 cash on hand.
Kay and Crews said they were happy with the latest fundraising totals.
"We are pleased that the people of the district and the state have chosen to support James' campaign," said Kay's campaign manager, Chad Aull. "It is disappointing that our opponent has chosen to rely on outside Washington, D.C., super-groups to fund his negative attack-based campaign."
Crews, in an email, said "my campaign is thrilled to have raised the necessary funds to execute our plans to get out my message and explain to voters why I am the most qualified candidate in this election."
Though Crews trails Kay in fundraising, the GOP candidate is receiving strong support from the independent Republican State Leadership Committee based in Washington. It reported last week that it has spent $140,538 in the race.
The PAC started running a TV ad Monday that mentions Kay's 11 speeding tickets in 11 years and asks whether he will work for the people of his district or for President Barack Obama, who is highly unpopular in the state.
An independent PAC backing Kay, Kentucky Family Values, reported last week that it had raised $7,500.
Kay, Crews and Hack are trying to replace Democrat Carl Rollins of Midway, who has left the legislature to take a higher education post. All three candidates are from Woodford County.
Contributors to Kay for this reporting period included $250 from House Majority Leader Rocky Adkins of Sandy Hook; $250 from Midway businessman Tracy Farmer; $370 from state Rep. Kelly Flood of Lexington; $500 from Lexington attorney Bill Garmer, who is considering a possible bid for the U.S. Senate next year; $200 from state Rep. Derrick Graham of Frankfort; $600 from Elisabeth Jensen of Lexington, who is running for the 6th Congressional District next year against Republican incumbent Andy Barr; $1,000 from Lexington businesswoman Ann B. McBrayer; $150 from former Lexington Mayor Pam Miller; $650 from former state Labor Secretary Carol Palmore of Frankfort; $500 from state Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo of Lexington; $1,000 from Joseph E. Palumbo, owner of Palumbo Lumber in Lexington; $250 from former Gov. Paul Patton; $1,000 from United Food and Commercial Workers Local 227 in Louisville; $300 from state Rep. Susan Westrom of Lexington; $500 from state Auditor Adam Edelen of Lexington; $1,000 from Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 502 of Louisville; $1,000 from Indiana/Kentucky Regional Council of Carpenters; $500 from United Steelworkers from Frankfort; and $1,000 from Kentucky Educators PAC from Frankfort.
Contributors to Crews included $500 from Versailles attorney William P. Curlin; $500 from Louisville real estate partner Harold Heiner; $500 from Louisville businessman Matthew Bevin, who is considering a run for the U.S. Senate next year as a Tea Party candidate; $250 from U.S. Rep. Andy Barr of Lexington; $200 from Holly Harris VonLuehrte, chief of staff for state Agriculture Commissioner James Comer; $300 from state Senate Majority Leader Damon Thayer of Georgetown; $300 from state Rep. David Osborne of Prospect; $200 from campaign funds of state Rep. Brian Linder of Dry Ridge; $300 from Citizens to Elect Addia Wuchner for State Representative of Burlington; $100 from Waide for State Representative of Madisonville; $200 from Committee to Elect Robert Benvenuti of Lexington; $200 from Brad Montell for State Representative of Shelbyville; and $2,200 from Woodford County Republican Party.
Filed Under: Barack Obama • Democratic Party • Elections • KY General Assembly • Republican Party • US Senate Race