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Institut Telecom
The Institut Telecom is made up of "Grandes Ecoles" (prestigious French higher education establishments) in
the field of information and communication technology (ICT): Telecom ParisTech, Telecom Bretagne, Telecom
SudParis, Telecom Business School, along with two establishments created in partnership with universities
and businesses: Telecom Lille 1 and EURECOM, and since 2008, 3 associate schools : Telecom Saint-
Etienne, ENSPS (Strasbourg), ENSEIRB-MATMECA (Bordeaux).
The Institut Telecom is under the authority of the French Ministry of Industry. Its mission is to provide education programs for engineers and managers, and to conduct research in ICT. The Institut Telecom's mission is also to contribute to the industrial development of ICT through the utilization of science and technology and development research carried out in close collaboration with industry.
The Institut Telecom features around 615 teaching and research staff and a number of 5550 students, including 800 doctoral students. A total of 50 nationalities are represented within the Institut Telecom.
The Institut Telecom and his subsidiary EURECOM are among the first institutes which received the French Carnot label for the quality of its cooperation with partners, business and local authorities.
With the competitiveness clusters created in France in 2005, the Institut Telecom has stepped up its regional partnership efforts with major corporations, SMEs and university laboratories: it is a partner to several competitiveness hubs as System@TIC, Cap Digital Paris Region, Images & networks, Secured
Communicating Solutions…
Since 2000, the Institut Telecom has developed a strong network of PME's with 400 start-up created in its incubators.
Its research teams cover a broad spectrum of disciplines, ranging from fundamental technologies, information processing, networks, computing and software to the economic, social, and legal aspects, industrial strategies and new services and usages. This expertise allows research programs to be conducted in the fields of mobile, satellite and optical communications, access networks, multimedia, business communications and the Internet.
The Institut Telecom is one of the major French players of the European R&D Framework Programme (FP) in ICT (Information & Communication Technologies). It has participated in more than 40 FP6/IST projects. In December 2009, the Institut Telecom is involved in 20 FP7 ICT projects.
Role in the project:
Institut Telecom is the leader of work package 5 (Open Platform for High Speed Broadband Services).


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|Re: [cdt-dev] debug context and C/C++ perspective
I will need to listen for launches and do something with that.
Thanks. Branko
I didn't quite understand what exactly you are trying to achieve, but it may be that ILaunchesListener2 could be useful. You can be notified when a new launch (debug or run) is started, stopped, or removed.
-----Original Message----- From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Branko Drevenšek Sent: Thursday, February 02, 2012 7:55 AM To: cdt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [cdt-dev] debug context and C/C++ perspective
For our architecture all launches currently use DSF. Normal runs just don't set any breakpoints, but the rest of it is practically same.
Now I have some data I can get while program is running (this data can not be read by debugger), which I want to refresh when debugger stops or program terminates.
While user is debugging I'm listening for debug context (DebugUITools.addPartDebugContextListener), which works pretty fine, although I still have to play a little to just process each debugger stop single time.
Main problem currently is this: if I start eclipse and run a program (in non-debug mode) from C/C++ perspective, I get no debugContextChanged events. If I switch to debug perspective, running a program or debugging it starts dispatching debug context events. Even if I start eclipse, switch to debug perspective, then immediately switch back to C/C++, these events dispatch.
Is this some bug in debug context manager, or does it behave this way by design? Or am I just missing something?
(I have an idea for a workaround (listening for sessions being started and use this if there is no context), but I'd like to be sure this is the only way.
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Vol. 5 Num 807
Sat. September 02, 2006
Today's Index
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RMG workers resume agitation
Different labour organisations launched agitation programmes in the capital and other adjacent areas as the three-month deadline for fixing the minimum wage for garment workers ended Thursday withoutany
PM trying to influence army, alleges AL
The Awami League Central Working Committee (ALCWC) has alleged that Prime Minister Khaleda Zia is exercising extra-constitutional powers by giving guidelines to the army about its role in the next election.
28 on Cox's Bazar land grabbers' list
The Chittagong Coastal Forest Department has published a list of 28 land grabbers featuring some local union parishad (UP) chairmen and political leaders, and sought the administration's interventionin
Appointment of new EC seen as pressure tactics
The appointment of a new election commissioner is meant to keep pressure on Awami Legue (AL)-led 14-party opposition coalition while an influential section of the government is currently planning to appoint
14-party to lay siege to EC on Sept 6, PMO Sept 12
The 14-party opposition combine will lay siege to the Election Commission (EC) Secretariat on September 6 and the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) on September 12, seeking to force the ruling alliance to
BSF, BDR trade fire in Satkhira
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) fired on two camps of Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) in sadar and Kalaroa upazilas early yesterday, triggering fresh tension across the border between the two countries.
14-party sees a series of major challenges ahead
Awami League (AL)-led 14-party opposition coalition sees politicisation of the administration, violence by militants, possible attacks on its leaders and candidates, and armed forces' role as major challenges
Khulna factions hold separate programmes
Two feuding factions of Khulna BNP held two separate rallies and processions in the city yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the 28th founding anniversary of the party.
Ahab to float 'Insaf', contest next election
Ahle Hadith Andolon Bangladesh (Ahab) will soon float a new political party styled 'Insaf' and field candidates to contest the next general election from at least 65 constituencies that are widely considered
4 bullet-hit as shop owners at Fulbaria clash
Twenty-five people were injured, four by bullets, in a clash between two groups of shop owners at Fulbaria near Gulistan in the city yesterday.
Criminal killed in Bagerhat 'shootout'
A notorious robber of the Sundarbans was killed in an encounter between members of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) and his accomplices at West Bisharighata under Morrelganj Police Station of Bagerhat district
Tehran won't give up an iota of its nuclear rights
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sent a curt message to global powers yesterday vowing Iran "will not give up one iota" of its nuclear rights, in the first official reaction to a critical International Atomic
29 die in Iran air disaster, 148 survive
Twenty-nine people were killed yesterday when an Iranian airliner caught fire after landing in the northeastern city of Mashhad, Iran's civil aviation chief said, lowering earlier reports of up to 80dead.
Regional dialogue in Tangail today
The 14
regional dialogue on "National Election 2007: Civil Society Initiative for Accountable Development" will be held in Tangail today.
Tribute to Zia on BNP founding anniversary
BNP leaders and workers yesterday paid rich tributes to late president Ziaur Rahman by placing wreaths at his grave to mark the 28th founding anniversary of the party.
UK anti-terror police probing 'thousands' of suspects
British police are currently trying to monitor "thousands" of potential security suspects, the head of the anti-terrorism unit at London's Metropolitan Police said in an interview to be broadcast Sunday.
Abandoned Nigerian boy in custody of HC official
The Nigerian boy who was found abandoned at the Zia International Airport (ZIA) on July 23 was handed over to an official of the Nigerian High Commission in New Delhi yesterday.
Dhaka should protect foreign investment
The British High Commission here yesterday said Bangladesh should encourage and protect foreign investment that is in the interest of this country.
Family to appeal against verdict if JMB chief allows
If Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) chief Shaikh Abdur Rahman permits, his family will appeal against the High Court verdict that confirmed death sentence to seven JMB kingpins including the chief
Suspect handed over to police in Manda
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) handed over arrested outlaw Firoz alias Farhad, a suspect in the recent murder of four policemen and a Jubo Dal leader in Naogaon, to Manda police yesterday.
Taxi cab blows up while refuelling
A compressed natural gas (CNG) filling station caught fire at Mirpur as a CNG-run taxi blew up while refuelling early yesterday injuring two people.
2 criminals held, arms recovered
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) arrested two listed criminals in the city's Lalmatia and New Eskaton areas on Thursday night and recovered a revolver and three bullets from their possession.
Fears of Shia reprisals after Iraqi bloodbath
Iraqis gathered for weekly prayers yesterday fearing violent reprisals after a spate of attacks on mainly Shia areas of the capital killed 67 civilians and raised already sky-high tensions.
Syria to respect arms embargo against Hezbollah: Annan
UN chief Kofi Annan said yesterday he has won a Syrian pledge to respect an arms embargo against militant group Hezbollah, on the latest leg of a Middle East tour aimed at shoring up a truce in Lebanon.
Govt mulls action against errant insurance firms
The government mulls stringent measures against some insurance companies, which have failed to comply with corporate rules.
3-day Batexpo to begin Sept 21
A three-day exposition of Bangladesh apparel and textile products will begin in the capital on September 21 with the organisers expecting substantial numbers of foreign buyers and representatives of leading
IMF calls for more forceful reform measures on yuan
Beijing should take more forceful measures to allow greater flexibility in the value of the yuan and its forex regime, a move which would benefit both China and the world, the International Monetary Fund
Steady flow of foreign capital into Asean
Discard the perception that all of Asia is losing foreign investments to China.
India sustains $1.2b trade deficit in 7 months
India sustained a trade deficit of 1.2 billion US dollars during the first seven months of the year while the bilateral trade volume has touched 13.
Vietnam protests proposed EU anti-dumping duties on shoes
Vietnam rejected again Friday a European Commission (EC) proposal to levy 10 percent anti-dumping duties on imports of Vietnamese shoes, reducing current emergency levies.
Tata plans to enter Russian market with diverse products
As part of its global growth strategy, India's largest automaker Tata Motors are planning to enter the Russian market with diverse range of its products.
Bangladesh trade show in Siliguri from today
Bangladesh's first trade fair in India's tourist-town Siliguri gets off to a festive start today to showcase a wide range of products, including the country's famous hilsa fish.
Mahbub Jamil vice president of Singer Corp
Mahbub Jamil has become vice president of Singer Corporation, says a press release.
Stephen H Goodman, chairman, president and CEO, has made this announcement from New York.
UAE to host major oil confce in Nov
More than 1,000 major oil and gas companies from some 50 countries will take part in an international energy exhibition in Abu Dhabi in November, the official WAM news agency said Friday.
Keari Tours launches yacht service in Rangamati
Keari Tours and Services, a sister concern of Keari Limited, on Thursday launched a yacht service in Rangamati in a bid to promote tourism in the hill district.
IMF agrees to give bigger say to developing countries
IMF directors have agreed to overhaul the institution to give more influence to developing countries including China, reflecting the shifting balance of power in the global economy.
Global economy needs boost: UN
Japan and Germany are failing to stimulate the world economy, leaving the United States with the difficult burden of generating enough demand for goods and services to sustain growth around the world,
Islami Bank declares 25pc stock dividend
Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd has declared a 25 per cent stock dividend for its shareholders for the year 2005.
Weekly Currency Roundup
August 27-August 31, 2006
Local FX Market
Demand for US dollar was stable in throughout the week and USD fell slightly against Bangladeshi taka.
Parvez powers N'ganj to final
Abdullah Parvez took Narayanganj to the final of the Jubok Phone National Football Championship as his 12th minute strike helped the holders' edge past star-studded hosts in the second semifinal at the
Only the beginning
Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar warned England on Friday that he will get faster and stronger after making a three-wicket return following a six-month absence from one-day international cricket.
Academy play final ODI today
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) National Academy will play their third and final one-day match against the Pakistan Cricket Academy at the Bagh-e-Jinnah Stadium in Lahore today.
Second ODI today
Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer believes his side are more determined as a result of the ball-tampering row which threatened to end their tour of England.
DC Cup final today
The first DC Cup football tournament will see its finale today at the Khagrachhari Stadium when the hosts take on surprise package Dighinala.
Sourav hurt but not out
Former India captain Sourav Ganguly said on Friday he was hurt at his continued exclusion from the team and insisted he was good enough to play international cricket.
Agassi fights to live another day
Andre Agassi wasn't ready to take his final bow. It would probably hurt too much anyway.
Sania crashes out
Sania Mirza flattered to deceive once again as she bowed out of the US Open women's singles with a three-set loss to Fransesco Schiavone of Italy in the second round on Thursday.
Inzy confident of clearance
Pakistan captain Inzamamul Haq is confident his team will be cleared of ball tampering charges he described as concocted and unjustified.
Qualifiers kick off today
Italy will be hoping to mark their World Cup success in July by giving their fans more to celebrate in their opening Euro 2008 qualifier against Lithuania in Naples on Saturday.
Coaches call for rule changes
Top European coaches called on UEFA to change key rules during a meeting here on Friday.
Lampard to resume spot-kick duties
Frank Lampard has announced he is ready to resume penalty duties for England after putting his World Cup misery behind him.
Cole-Gallas switch allegiances
England defender Ashley Cole moved from Arsenal to Chelsea on Thursday with French defender William Gallas moving in the opposite direction to bring to an end one of English soccer's most protracted transfer
Totti to return next year
Francesco Totti said Friday he will make an international comeback in 2007.
The Italian playmaker indicated he would retire from the international scene after his country's World Cup victory in July.
Friedrich relief for Loew
Hertha Berlin defender Arne Friedrich is fit for Germany's Euro 2008 qualifier against Ireland on Saturday after recovering from illness, coach Joachim Loew said Friday.
Italy squad expanded
Italy coach Roberto Donadoni on Friday added Gennaro Del Vecchio and Angelo Palombo to his squad for the first two matches of the world champions' Euro 2008 group B qualifying campaign.
Platini drops TV job
Former France coach and captain Michel Platini announced Friday he was standing down as consultant with cable channel Canal Plus to concentrate on his UEFA presidency bid.
Corinthians dream in tatters
In late 2004, a London-based group called Media Sports Investment (MSI) signed a multimillion-dollar partnership deal with Corinthians promising to turn Brazil's second-most popular club into the pride
Boje, Gibbs available for India
South Africa batsman Herschelle Gibbs and bowler Nicky Boje have made themselves available to play in the Champions Trophy tournament in India starting next month.
Strauss issues time alert
England captain Andrew Strauss has conceded that with next year's World Cup on the horizon his side does not have long left to find a winning formula in one-day cricket.
Juventus drop legal action
Juventus, who were relegated to Serie B and given a 17-point penalty for match-fixing, on Thursday dropped their planned civil court action against the Italian football federation (FIGC).
Reyes-Baptista in loan swap move
Real Madrid on Thursday agreed to a one-year loan swap deal involving them securing the services of Arsenal's Spanish international winger Jose Antonio Reyes with Brazilian midfielder Julio Baptista going
Hammers hail Argentine coup
West Ham were on Friday glowing in the satisfaction of beating a host of top clubs across Europe to sign Argentina aces Carlos Tevez and Javier Mascherano from Corinthians.
Parreira salary creates discontent
New South Africa coach Carlos Alberto Parreira arrived here Friday against a background of media fury over his 1.8-million-rand (about 250,000 dollars) salary.
Inter deny Real swap
No swap deal between Inter Milan and Real Madrid concerning Adriano and Ronaldo would be taking place said an official of the Italian club, ANSA news agency reported on Thursday.
Deportivo release Tristan, Scaloni
Former Spain striker Diego Tristan and Argentina midfielder Lionel Scaloni have been released from their contracts with Deportivo La Coruna.
Kranjcar joins Portsmouth
Hajduk Split's Croatia midfielder Niko Kranjcar on Thursday joined English Premiership side Portsmouth on a 4.5 million euro (5.8m dollars) four-year deal.
Cygan moves to Villarreal
French defender Pascal Cygan on Thursday left English side Arsenal to sign for Villarreal in Spain on a two-year contract, the Spanish club saiid.
India preparing at 'ideas camp'
India's preparations for next year's World Cup in the West Indies have begun in earnest with a novel training camp, vice-captain Virender Sehwag said on Thursday.
Wanderers, Wari keep winning
Dhaka Wanderers Club blanked Combined Sporting Club 3-0 in the Green Delta Insurance First Division Hockey League at the Maulana Bhashani National Stadium yesterday.
Sheikh Russell football meet kicks off
Bahadur Bazar Club put five past a hapless Mission Road Sporting Club in the opening match of the Sheikh Russell Memorial Gold Cup football tournament at the Dinajpur Gor-e-Shaheed Boro Maidan yesterday.
Open Secrets
Vania King hoped fans would hear from her at the US Open. They did, on and off the court.
Aussies talk up Eng chances
Australia's top cricketers are preparing for a battle royale against England when the Ashes series starts Down Under in November.
No jackpot
Plans for a $5m winner-takes-all match in the Caribbean have been shelved because of a scheduling conflict.
'Unseen tampering possible'
Sanjay Manjrekar, the former Indian batsman, has said that ball-tampering can be done without being caught on any of the numerous television cameras.
Twice better: McGrath
Australia are twice the team they were when losing the Ashes last year and are ready to wrest back the urn from England, according to Glenn McGrath.
8 die, 60 hurt in road accidents
At least eight people were killed and 60 injured in separate road accidents in Sirajganj, Faridpur and Rajbari on Thursday night and yesterday.
Man like Osmani need of hour
A democratic society will not be established unless honest and patriotic people are elected in the upcoming general election, said the speakers at a discussion.
Move to provide selection grade for diploma pharmacists
The finance ministry has taken an initiative to provide selection grade for diploma pharmacists under the health ministry, although a case regarding the issue is pending with the administrative tribunal.
36 killed by law enforcers in Aug
A total of 36 people were killed across the country by law enforcement agencies in the previous month, a report of Adhikar based on newspaper analysis reveals yesterday.
Journos can help make local govt stronger
Speakers at a daylong workshop here on Thursday said journalists can play a vital role in establishing democracy at grassroots by making the local government stronger.
Domestic wastewater can be turned into fertiliser
Domestic wastewater can be turned into fertiliser through extracting 90 per cent of phosphate from it.
Follow Cambodia in collecting evidences
Bangladesh should follow Cambodia in collecting evidences of brutal activities by the war criminals to put them under trial, said the speakers at a programme yesterday.
Hasina to visit Phulbari on Monday
Leader of the Opposition Sheikh Hasina will visit Phulbari in Dinajpur on Monday, an Awami League press release said yesterday.
Victims still wait for relief
Two sisters, Hawa Begum, 40, and Aysha Begum, 38, were standing with a blank look in front of one of the relief collection points on Basila Road in Mohammadpur yesterday as the victims of Basila slumfire
EIU sees it as a blow to foreign investment prospects
The Bangladesh government appears to have denied permission for a US$1bn-plus open-pit coal mine in Phulbari in response to violent protests over the proposed project, says Economist Intelligence Unit
Death of Bangladeshi peacekeepers condoled
Coalition of Local NGOs, Bangladesh (CLNB) yesterday held a condolence meeting followed by a mourning procession at Muktangan in the city in memory of the six Bangladeshi peacekeepers who were killedin
1 killed in Jhenidah clash
A man was killed and five others were injured in a clash between two rival groups over transaction of money at Pabahati in Jhenidah municipal area yesterday.
Osmani didn't compromise on democracy: Dr Moyeen
Science and Information and Communication Technology Minister Dr Abdul Moyeen Khan yesterday said people would remember Commander-in-Chief of the Liberation Forces General MAG Osmani for his contributions
Pregnant woman dies in Khulna clinic
A pregnant woman died due to alleged wrong treatment at a clinic in Khulna city on Thursday afternoon.
CU Persian Dept activities suspended
Chittagong University (CU) authorities have suspended all academic activities of the Department of Persian Language and Literature for a year due to shortage of teachers.
2 get life for raping minor girl
A court here on Thursday sentenced two people to life imprisonment for raping a minor girl.
The convicts are Hafez Bokaul and Alam Sheikh of Ibrahimpur village under Sadar upazila.
Mudslinging in Magura BNP on founding day
Intra-party feud in Magura district BNP took a new turn yesterday as two rival factions brought out separate processions and held discussions meetings in the town in observance of the party's founding
'Deprived' leaders demand dissolution of new committee
A section of Awami League leaders and workers continued their protest against the newly formed 71-member distict committee for the second day on Thursday, widening the intra-party feud over leadersip.
Whip Ashraf to announce next step at tomorrow's rally
BNP Whip Ashraf Hossain has said he is form on his observation about 'undemocratic activities' in the party hierarchy, disrespecting seniors.
Special prayers, rally held in Phulbari
Special prayers were held at all mosques, temple and churches in Phulbari in Dinajpur yesterday for those killed in the August 26 fire by law enforcers during demonstrations opposing the coal mine project.
4 JMB cadres get life
Four militants of Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB) were sentenced to life term rigorous imprisonment (RI) by a special tribunal here for their involvement in August 17 serial blasts in Gaibandhatown
Workshop on TB held
TB (tuberculosis) germs become drug resistant if a patient gives a gap in taking medicine before competing the course.
The physics of consent and the premonitions
POLITICAL thinkers are of the considered opinion that in terms of a hierarchy of constitutional rights, the right to vote should be placed at the top of the list because it concerns the right to fullpolitical
Morality in politics
POLITICS as an area of study is concerned with enriching knowledge and understanding of government and society.
Growth and development of parliamentary government
NOTWITHSTANDING the reintroduction of constitutional order with distinctive features of parliamentary system of government in 1991, the operation of its political and constitutional process in Bangladesh
Begum Noor Jehan Murshid
SHE was a ray of sunshine and the centre of our universe. Ever patient and understanding, she was aware of all our needs, even before we could articulate them.
An evening of accolades
One of the biggest cultural events of this year, Citycell-Channel i Music Award 2005 was held at Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre on August 31.
Preparation of up-coming Lalon devotees
A visitor to the Chhewria Lalon's Akhra, now known as Lalon Academy Complex, is likely to encounter a group of young ones playing the
and singing Lalon songs with the elderly fakirs.
Film posters aglow with spirit
A film poster exhibition, dedicated to the anniversary of diplomatic relationship between Bangladesh and Russia, is being held at the Russian Cultural Centre.
EU calls for diplomacy to end Iran's nuke deadlock
The European Union expressed determination yesterday to keep dialogue open with Iran amid rising calls for sanctions after the Islamic republic refused to suspend its nuclear activities.
Lanka mounts offensive for key rebel territory
Sri Lanka's army mounted an offensive to capture rebel-held territory south of the strategic northeastern harbour of Trincomalee yesterday.
Slapping sanctions on Iran face rough ride
The international community is moving towards sanctioning Iran for its disputed atomic program but seems to have ever decreasing leverage to halt Tehran's nuclear ambitions, diplomats and analysts said
Donors pledge $940m
International donors pledged more than $940 million on Thursday for war-torn Lebanon's immediate relief efforts, nearly double the target amount.
Blair defiant over departure date
British Prime Minister Tony Blair called for an end to speculation about when he will leave office, sparking renewed calls yesterday for a departure timetable from critics within his party.
Cracks in Israel coalition over Lebanon war
Cracks emerged yesterday in Israel's coalition government over the Lebanon war, as Defence Minister Amir Peretz demanded a full-scale inquiry, putting himself at odds with Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
Merkel tops Rice as most powerful woman
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has unseated US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as the world's most powerful woman, according to a new ranking by Forbes magazine.
Slain Baluch leader gets lonely burial
Pakistan's nationalist leader was quietly laid to rest yesterday six days after he was killed in a military offensive, with the speedy burial sparking an outcry from his relatives.
Dams worsen north Indian floods
Soldiers were called out on Thursday to rescue thousands of marooned villagers in Uttar Pradesh after water was released from dams in neighbouring Nepal.
Lockheed Martin to build moon-bound spaceship
Nasa named Thursday a consortium led by US aerospace giant Lockheed Martin Corp. to design and build a new spacecraft that will take astronauts back to the moon.
Philippines peace process fails to ring changes
Manila's church bells pealed yesterday to usher in "national peace consciousness month" -- an event that rings hollow for conflict-stricken communities in the southern Philippines.
Heat, drought take rising toll on SW China
The worst drought to hit southwest China in more than a century is spreading to neighbouring provinces with temperatures reaching record highs, state media said yesterday.
Sri Lankans flee horror for poverty and safety in India
Fisherman Chinnathambi Ravikumar was returning home from a fishing trip when a sea-battle broke out between the Sri Lankan navy and Tamil Tiger rebels.
Bush rejects call for Iraq withdrawal
US President George W. Bush on Thursday predicted an apocalyptic future if the United States hastily quits Iraq, and warned Iran would pay a price for not freezing sensitive nuclear work.
Russia rejects Iran sanctions
Iran said yesterday that a nuclear standoff with the West could only be settled through negotiation while Russia called imposing punitive sanctions on Tehran for not ending sensitive atomic work a dead
Mounting violence in Iraq
We have written on Iraq on a number of occasions in this column, but every time we wrote we hoped to write something better, something positive next time that would come as a breath of fresh air.
A public interest ruling
Taking cognisance of a
report under the title "no whereabouts of the youth for four days after arrest ...
Is Britain tired of its multiculturalist mantra?
RECENT events in Britain have pushed questions on increased immigration and multiculturalism to the forefront.
Only through dialogue
I HAD the privilege of meeting Akbar Khan Bugti, the slain Baloch leader, after the birth of Bangladesh and before the Shimla conference.
A policy for foreign investment should be in force
WHEN investors from abroad come to invest in a foreign country, obviously their goal is to make profit and repatriate it. The investors do not come to do any favour to the country receiving foreign investment.
One laptop per child
We have known about the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) of the MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) Media labs and their revolutionary $100 laptops for a while now.
Local writer's work complements ACMICPC
With the evolution and development of the information and communication technology (ICT) throughout the world focusing more on the making of a 'World IT Village', programming contests are becoming animperative
Kingston delivers style and functionality with Mini Fun
Kingston Technology Company, Inc.
Ghost Alley* -Part I
Late at night, Qismat sneaks into their house on
Bhooter Golley
London, Ian Jack and
"Can you come in on Friday morning at ten am?" Ian Jack, editor of
, had emailed me on July 11. The address: Hanover Yard, Noel Road, behind the Queen's Pub.
Many times have I tumbled over backwards, gotten up, in the mud
Huffed-puffed, dusted myself down, a broken-ribbed umbrella
Mended-patched, stood up to again be held in some soft hand
A wet fist,
Let's look inside
One last time
For the hurricane light
And the aftertaste
of a sloppy night
Words lend a hand
To crippled plots that demand
The last audience
How much for the
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The Shire of Polderslot likes to invite you all to our yearly Knick Knack event. But be aware! We've heard rumors that Knick Knack will be invaded by the Vikings this year! So, go fetch your bull's horn and your bead necklace and come in your best Viking outfit to our lovely Shire of Polderslot.
The vikings are best known for their battles, so a Viking event wouldn't be a Viking event whitout a fighting contest to find out who is the bravest, strongest and most resourcefull fighter in the kingdom! BUT, as we will build some mythical element into this contest, this will not be your ordinary everyday fighting contest.
And of course a contest wouldn't be very contesty if there weren't some great prices to win.
So all fighters who like a special challenge come to this Viking Knick Knack and bring your armor and weapons. And of course your families because there will be much more to do than only figthing.
For those of us who are less inclined to fight our battles on the cold and bloody battle field there will be a battle of the mind. We will have a tournament of games the Vikings liked to play, such as, of course, Hnefatafl but also Halatafl, Dablot Prejesse and maybe more. Of course there will be prices to win there as well.
Also there will be materials available to make your own gameboard, so you can practise some more at home.
If you've always wanted to learn how the vikings kept their feet warm in their icy cold winters, now is the chance to learn! Their will be a workshop naalbinding, a very old technique the vikings used to 'knit' their socks, hats or mittens.
The event will include breakfast (sat and sun), lunch and feast and on Friday evening there will be hot soup and some bread.
Kampeerboerderij Ons Thuis. The address is Oostappensedijk 32, 5724PM in Ommel. Site is open from 5pm Friday till 1pm Sunday. There are around 60 beds, you have to bring your own sheets and sleeping bag. Furthermore there is a lot of crash space and also the possibility to camp outside.
The event fee
is 32 Euro (including soup on Friday, breakfast on both days and lunch and feast on Saturday)
Children from 4 to 12 will be 20 Euro
children till 4 will be 8,00 Euro per night unless they still sleep in a child's crib, then they are free
Day trippers will be 16 Euro
Children (4-12) day trippers will be 5 euro
Directions to the site
From the west: get unto the A67 from Eindhoven toward Venlo. Take exit 36 to Asten, Meijel, Deurne. Go straight onto the roundabout at the bottom of the exit. Take the fourth exit towards Deurne. Continue from * below. From the east: get onto the A 67 from Venlo towards Eindhoven. Take exit 36 towards Asten, Helmond. Get onto the roundabout at the bottom of the exit, and get off at the first exit, towards Deurne. Continue from * below.
* At the first roundabout in this road (this is after ca 1.8 Km) take it for ¾, towards Ommel. Follow this road through Ommel. Just after the town and just before the road goes under the highway (Where the 30Km zone ends, -after ca 1.2 km), turn right unto Kranevenseweg. Follow this road; go straight across the first crossroad and past two large camping sites. In the woods, after an Z-curve, turn right unto the driveway tot the campsite (2.1 km from the previous mark point) - this is the left branch of the road, it has a dead end sign and a sign " Kampeerboerderij Ons Thuis" if you get out of the forest and pass a farm you have gone too far.
Event Stewards
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Please reserve before October 22th (reserve online at: http://www.bertrick.nl/knickknack.html).
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Head Cook: Regina Bokel. If you have any food restrictions let us know.
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The son rises and shines upon the glorious Pride Rock: the home of pride. Inside the cavern exits the lioness Kiara, princess of the Pride Lands, followed by her father Simba. She runs to the edge of Pride Rock and takes in the warmth of the sunlight, then turns to her father.
NALA: You promised, father.
Simba smiles gently.
SIMBA: I know.
NALA: Okay, then I'm off.
With that, she runs off into the wild savannah in excitement. After she disappeared, Simba goes back into the cave where his two friends, Pumbaa and Timon, are waiting.
SIMBA: I'll leave her safety to you.
TIMON: Yeah! Yeah! As always. We've been babysitting her ever since she was born.
PUMBAA: All right, then! Let's get goin'!
They leave the cave together.
PUMBAA: Hey, Timon, up for a nice meal afterwards?
TIMON: Mmm… only if it involves Capacunnzas.
As they head toward Kiara's direction, Simba looks up from behind, worried for his daughter's safety.
Admist the ruins and bones of the Elephant Graveyard, Kiara is walking, disappointed by her hunting skills.
KIARA: Hm… I couldn't get a single prey. I guess it's not that easy after all.
Four beams of light appear from the sky and hit the ground one mile away from her. Being curious of what it might be, she runs towards the lights.
The lights have landed on a dead elephant's bones, as they fade away and form into Sarox, Marlene, Max and PJ, they are all in African animal forms: Sarox is a dark brown lion cub with a blue crowned necklace around his neck. His lion form is almost an exact duplicate of his father's lion form: Marlene is yellow lion cub with a red ribbon tied around her tail; PJ is in the form of a fat mandrill carrying his usual magic staff with him; Max is a yellow tortoise with the only recognizeable part being his head. They all take a moment to take in their new forms.
SAROX: Hey, check us out.
PJ: Hehe! We're animals.
MARLENE: Hey, Max! You look so funny when you're a turtle. Hi hi hi!
MAX: Oh, yeah? Well, you look like a mess when you're a lion cub.
MARLENE: Do not!
MAX: Do too!
SAROX: All right, guys! Cut it out! C'mon, let's go see what's outside!
He climbs on the skeleton to reach the upper side. The others climb after him, but when Max attempts to the climb the bones, he realizes the new size and paws of his animal form are hindering him from moving properly. In PJ's case, it's his weight that's most disturbing, as he cannot do acrobatics without exhausting himself after five seconds. Marlene climbs up after Sarox.
SAROX: Wow! C'mon, you gotta come and see this!
She catches up and looks over the devastating mountain rocks until she sees a beautiful gigantic rock mountain that lays miles away from their spot. The view is so beautiful that she almost cannot leave it from her sight.
MARLENE: Wow!
SAROX: Yeah! Wow!
He turns his look to Marlene and admires her cute look as a lion.
SAROX: Y'know, you look very cute as a lion.
MARLENE: Thanks. And you look very handsome as a lion.
They each take a moment to admire each other. But then they hear a large cry from Max and PJ.
MAX: Help! Marlene, Sarox!
Sarox and Marlene rush back down to their friends. Right when they arrive, Kiara jumps to tackle their friends. Marlene instinctively summons her Keyblade into her mouth and directs at the defenseless Max and PJ.
MARLENE: Air!
A gust of wind appears around PJ and Max, protecting them and bounces off Kiara. Sarox then jumps down to the ground and summons up his own Keyblade and readies to attack.
KIARA: How did you do that?
MARLENE: (to PJ and Max) Are you guys okay?
PJ: Yeah, thanks to you.
The shield disappears.
From above, Zira, the wife of Simba's evil uncle is watching the fight in amusement.
MARLENE: Come on!
With that, PJ draws his staff while Max throws his shield onto his back. Then, they ready to attack Kiara.
SAROX: Get ready, guys!
From another view, Timon and Pumbaa are hiding behind a rock.
TIMON: Oh no! Pumbaa, you go and tell Simba. I will stay behind and help her out.
PUMBAA: Yeah! I like that plan! It was nice to have known you!
With that, Pumbaa runs back to Pride Rock.
TIMON: Hey, whaddaya mean by that?
Pumbaa continues to run as he disappears from sight. Timon turns his attention back to Sarox and Kiara's fight.
TIMON: Oh, what am I gonna do?
In an unexpected turn of events, a minimal number of Savage Animal Heartless (shaped like a mandrill with a snake's tail and has horns on their foreheards) appear around the team, thus interrupts their fight.
TIMON: Ah! What's going on?!
KIARA: What's happening? What are they?
PJ & MAX: Heartless!
SAROX: Come on, guys. Let's take them out! – And you. Run!
KIARA: Who do you think you are? I can handle them myself!
One Savage Animal makes a leap on Kiara just as she turns attention from Sarox, but is unable to see the attack coming and gets thrown a step back by the Heartless' tail. The quartet ready their weapons.
MAX: This fight is gonna be tougher now that we're on four legs… paws… whatever.
Sarox begins to swipe at the Heartless with his Keyblade. One Savage Animal attempts to tackle Sarox with its horns.
MARLENE: Sarox! Look out!
But Max jumps in the middle and bounces it off with his shield.
MAX: My shield is rather unbreakable, you know.
PJ: Let's try some fire magic! Fire!
A fireball shoots from his mage staff and destroys a Heartless. Admist the fight, Kiara helps out with a combination of claws and roar.
As they keep up the fight, Zira is watching carefully from above. Then comes her "son"; Kovu.
ZIRA: You know what to do. Get close to Simba's precious princess.
Back to the battle, the quartet and Kiara are having a hard time fighting with the constant reappearance of enemies and the unfamiliar forms they're still to be coped with.
KIARA: They just won't stop coming.
One of the Heartless attempts to make a jump on Kiara, but then Kovu jumps into the middle and knocks it to the ground. PJ, Max, Sarox, Marlene and Kiara help out with all that they are able to wipe out the Heartless. Within minutes, the enemies are all wiped out.
SAROX: Are you guys okay?
PJ: Yeah.
MAX: Glad it's over, they appeared so soon I didn't even have time to adjust to my turtle shell.
They burst into laughs at his comment.
KIARA: Uh, thanks. And you are…?
SAROX: I'm Sarox. These are my friends; Marlene, Max, and PJ.
KIARA: I'm Kiara, Princess of the Pride Lands.
Kovu comes to their side.
KIARA: And you would be…?
KOVU: I'm Kovu – son of Scar, and one of the Outsiders.
KIARA: Kovu?
SAROX: You know him?
KIARA: Yeah, I met him once when I was a cub. (to Kovu) What're you doing here then?
KOVU: Rescuing you from a herd of monsters, apparently. You just can't seem to fight on your own even with help from these punks.
MAX: (angered) Who're you calling punks?
KIARA: Hey, I had everything under control.
KOVU: Oh, yeah, I saw that. Completely defenseless when one of them made a jump on you.
KIARA: I could've handled that. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go.
Kovu runs forth to block her path.
KOVU: With those skills of yours, you wouldn't even last three days by yourself.
KIARA: And I suppose you could teach me.
Both get cockier towards each other. Then, in a sudden turn of events, comes Simba jumping forward, roaring with all his scary might and defending his daughter. Kovu and Simba roar at each other in defense.
KIARA: Daddy?
Then comes Nala and Pumbaa running.
NALA: Kiara, are you okay?
KIARA: I'm fine. What're you doing here?
Timon comes running to Pumbaa.
TIMON: Oh, thank goodness. What took you so long? I was get nervous by the minute. If you had gotten here a second later, I don't know what would've happened.
KIARA: You followed me, didn't you? (to Simba) Daddy, I can't believe you broke your promise.
SIMBA: And it's a good thing I did.
KIARA: Oh, come on, daddy. If it hadn't been for Kovu…
SIMBA: (reacts strongly to the name) "Kovu"? What do you want from here?
KIARA: Daddy, don't be rude. If it hadn't been for Kovu, we would've been dead meat a long time ago.
SIMBA: You saved Kiara? Why?
KOVU: I have abandoned the Outsiders to join your pride and be a part of the Pride Lands.
SIMBA: Absurd, you belong where you belong. That is all there is to be.
KOVU: According to Mufasa's law, I have a right to ask for a request from the king for reward of my heroic deed. A debt which you know owe me. Scar is the one who caused your contry pain and suffering, why should I have to pay for a crime I did not commit?
SAROX: Um, sorry to interrupt, but I think he's right on this. You do owe him for saving your daughter.
Simba takes a moment to cope with the idea of letting Kovu join them.
SIMBA: (sighs) My father's laws must be followed. I will give you probation to prove your worth of my pride. – (turns to Sarox) And who might you be?
SAROX: I'm Sarox, this Marlene, Max and PJ.
Simba sees his Keyblade and wonders.
SIMBA: (sees the Keyblade) Where did you get that?
SAROX: What? (looks down on his Keyblade) Oh, this? I-It came to me a while ago.
SIMBA: Do you know of Sora?
SAROX: (surprised) You know my dad?
SIMBA: (equally surprised) Your dad?
TIMON: Wait a minute, did you just say Sora is your dad?
SAROX: (nods) M-hm…
KIARA: Mother, what is going on? Does daddy know them?
NALA: His father was one of the bravest we've seen. He helped your dad dethrone Scar and restore Pride Lands when he came to visit 20 years ago.
Zira's anger and hatred grows, but remains in control to not ruin her plan.
PUMBAA & TIMON: (take in the image of Sora's son) Wow! Can't believe it's been such a long time now. Sora even has a son to take over for him.
NALA: Say, why don't you join us too?
MARLENE: Are you… inviting us?
Nala responds with a nod. Simba turns his glance back to Kovu.
SIMBA: Let's go.
With that, they leave for Pride Rock; including Sarox, Marlene, Max, PJ, and Kovu. As they return to Pride Rock, Kiara smiles at Kovu.
Night has fallen. All the lionesses go into the cave of Pride Rock to sleep.
MARLENE: We're gonna sleep in there?
MAX: Looks very comfortable.
Marlene looks at him in disbelief.
SAROX: Come on, that looks cozy. And now that we're lions, we can get used to it in no time.
PJ: Yeah, Sarox is right. Let's give it a shot.
With that, PJ and Max go inside. But Marlene is still a little hesitant.
SAROX: Come on. If you like it, we'll find you another place to sleep on tomorrow night.
MARLENE: (sighs) Okay.
They go inside. Kovu, Simba, Nala and Kiara finally catch up to them. Kovu is about to enter the cave when Simba comes rushing to his side and forces him out. Simba then enters the cave with Nala. Sarox, Marlene and Kiara look at the poor Kovu walk to a rock that's big enough to shield him from the moonlight. As Sarox and Marlene enter the cave, Kiara walks closer towards him.
KIARA: Hey.
KOVU: What?
KIARA: Will you teach me how to hunt?
KOVU: Gimme a reason to do so.
KIARA: (begs) Please? I really want to learn how to hunt on my own.
KOVU: (sighs) Hm... fine. We'll start at dawn.
KIARA: All right then! Good night, Kovu.
KOVU: Good night.
They prepare to bed. From another side of Pride Rock, Zira and Vitani are watching Kovu from under a large tree.
VITANI: Everything looks perfect.
ZIRA: Yes, indeed. Soon, we will return to where we belong. And I will make be sure to take out Simba… and those who helped him defeat Scar.


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It is clear that crime suspects identified in the string of sexual assaults and robberies in Cologne, Germany, on New Year's eve are overwhelming from the "asylum-seeker" community. What is remarkable, however, are the hard statistics surrounding those crimes
The Daily Star reports that Muslim crime suspects outrank German suspects 70 to 3. In other words 96 percent of crime suspects in Cologne are refugees.
Numbers like these seem impossible to refute -- yet the left will surely continue to try.
Cologne prosecutor Ulrich Bremer said 73 suspects have been identified so far - most of them from North Africa. A total of 1,075 criminal complaints have been filed, including 467 alleging crimes of a sexual nature ranging from insults to rape.
"The overwhelming majority of persons fall into the general category of refugees," Bremer told The Associated Press, saying recent reports describing only three of the suspects as refugees were "total nonsense."
Initially, authorities in Cologne were accused of downplaying the fact that the attackers included many asylum-seekers because of the political sensitivity of the issue.
The suspects included 30 Moroccan nationals, 27 Algerians, four Iraqis, three Germans, three Syrians, three Tunisians, and one each from Libya, Iran and Montenegro, Bremer said.
"They have various legal statuses, including illegal entry, asylum-seekers and asylum applicants," he said of the foreign suspects. "That covers the overwhelming majority of suspects."
Worse still, according to the report, of the 73 suspects only one -- yes, one -- Moroccan asylum-seeker is currently in custody.


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Can Opiate Detox Be Done at Home?
By Anne Watkins
As opiate painkiller use continues to grow in the United States, more and more people are becoming addicted -- and the faces of opiate addiction are changing.
Opiate abusers can no longer be thought of merely as heroin-abusing junkies who live in squalid conditions and barely live functioning lives. In fact, these days, that picture is woefully wrong.
The image of opiate addicts these days may be the woman living next store or the successful businessman. All it takes to become addicted is a source for opiate medication -- whether it be a doctor's prescription or a friend or relative with access to the drug -- and a predisposition to addiction.
As a result of these changing demographics, many people who become addicted to opiates are afraid to seek treatment. They don't want to face the social stigma associated with rehab, they don't want to have to take time out of their lives and they may even worry that treatment professionals aren't going to take them seriously. Plus, there's simple economics: rehab facilities can be costly.
Of course, these worries are mostly unfounded. The social stigmatization aspect of going to rehab can be managed quite easily. And you can rest assured that doctors aren't going to turn you away if you have an addiction problem. They're more aware than anyone of the changing opiate addiction demographics, and they'll treat you with compassion and care no matter who you are.
Still, depending upon the seriousness of your addiction and the amount of support you have at home, it may be possible to do most of your opiate addiction rehab at home.
What Is Opiate Detox?
When you become addicted to an opiate medication, your body gradually adjusts its habitual behaviors to accommodate the regular drug dosage. It begins to treat your drug-taking as essentially another bodily process, and it expects this process to occur every day. After sustained, serious opiate addiction, stopping suddenly throws your body into an acute state of imbalance.
The physical and mental effects of this imbalance -- also known as withdrawal -- can be severe. It can cause extreme agitation and mood disturbances, pain all over the body, insomnia, diarrhea, and vomiting, among other things. These effects can last up to a week.
With all this discomfort, many recovering addicts don't make it past the first week before relapsing, which is one reason why it's so important to get professional care for your opiate addiction.
When patients enter treatment facilities for addiction, what usually happens first is a careful physical and mental examination by doctors. This allows doctors to judge whether there are any special considerations for a patient's detox. If the patient has any health problems, poor nutrition or a history of mental illness, it's important for doctors to know this so they can adjust the detox program accordingly.
Also at the start of the detox period, patients consult with their doctor about long-term treatment options. This usually consists of opiate replacement therapy with methadone or Suboxone. The patient typically starts taking these drugs during the detox period.
Who Can Detox at Home?
In most cases, doctors recommend that serious addicts should detox at an addiction treatment facility under the supervision of medical professionals. This prevents any health complications, provides a safe place for detox and allows doctors to adjust medication according to each person's needs.
This type of close care is most important for anyone who takes several times the recommended dosage of opiates per day, and it's also best for anyone who has been addicted to opiates for more than a few months. In these cases, the addiction is usually so serious that home detox is risky and most likely to be ineffective.
If you want to detox at home, there are three major things to consider:
- Is your opiate addiction moderate or still in the early stages? If so, you might be able to get through your detox at home.
- Can you take a couple of days off work? People who stay at rehab facilities for detox usually have to take at least one to two weeks off of work. You can avoid this if you detox at home, but be warned: Because of the harsh detox effects, you're probably going to want to take at least two to three days off work anyway.
- Do you have a strong home support system? It's best if you have understanding family and friends who can be warm and loving as you go through your detox. This is particularly important because depression is a common side effect.
How Does Home Detox Work?
However you decide to detox, you're going to need some kind of doctor supervision. It may not be the 24-hour supervision of an addiction treatment facility, but you still need a doctor to advise you and to monitor your progress. It's also important to have a doctor clear you for home detox.
In all likelihood, your doctor is going to evaluate you for any potential health complications, and you're going to discuss whether you would like to use opiate replacement therapy. If so, you can usually start right away, and drugs like Suboxone can make your detox stage much easier.
Even when you detox at home, it's a good idea to seek therapy with an addiction treatment professional. They will help you get to the bottom of why you became addicted, which will give you a positive state of mind moving forward and techniques to prevent relapse.
Meanwhile, it's also a good idea to join an opiate addiction support group, which will give you the chance to interact with others who have had the same problems as you.
During detox, it's important to relax while keeping your mind occupied. It's great to have around you television, movies and anything that might make you feel more comfortable. And even though your appetite may be at an all-time low, you'll get through the process more quickly if you stay hydrated and keep your body full of nutrients.
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Villa await N'Zogbia tests
Aston Villa winger Charles N'Zogbia is set to find out the extent of his heel injury on Wednesday.
Last Updated: 25/01/12 1:23pm
Aston Villa winger Charles N'Zogbia is set to find out the extent of his heel injury on Wednesday.
The 25-year-old will see a specialist after missing Villa's last three matches, in which they have won twice and drawn once.
His last appearance was against Swansea on January 2, but the club hope that he will be fit to face Arsenal in the FA Cup on Saturday.
Manager Alex McLeish said: "Charles will see a specialist today, because he still has pain in his right heel.
"We'll await the results of that before we make a decision on whether he will be involved."
Injury update
Meanwhile, Stephen Ireland and Emily Heskey are set to return for the game at the Emirates after being absent for a number of weeks.
Ireland has not played since the 1-1 draw with Everton on January 14, while Heskey last played against Bristol Rovers in the FA Cup earlier in the month.
Gabriel Agbonlahor is also likely to play against the Gunners, despite being substituted through illness against Wolves last weekend.
McLeish added: "Gabby is okay and trained yesterday after a bout of illness which forced him to come off against Wolves.
"Emile has responded well to treatment on his Achilles and he will train later in the week, so he has a chance of making it.
"We're very positive on Stephen and hopefully he will be back training with the group later in the week, too."


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text: Gentlemen, I've been considering getting an old fashioned traditional canvas tent for some time now. Only two years ago a relation of mine had an original 1930's (complete with wooden pegs..etc) Scouting Bell Tent. When I asked him recently if he would think about getting rid of it (to me!), he asked me "why do you want that sort of old rubbish?" and then proceeded to inform me that he had 'cut it up' and taken it to the local council dump!! The pegs were the only useful thing, as they had made good fire starters. :rage: I KNOW, we ALL will have some sort of horror story like that!! Anyway...I'm after an original (if I can get one) bell tent or wall tent from the 30's-40's (probably from the UK, as they are too heavy to post). Last resort is, that there are companies in the UK who are making them to the old specs, but at £300 and upwards, that's A LOT OF WONGA!! I've really started to get back into my tent camping, but fancied something a little bit different to my old one man tent (which can be more like a bivvy bag!). Thanks, Paddy.


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Good job, Tigers. Taking two in NY is not an easy feat! I'm starting to be hopeful.
Let's sweep tonight, Tigers!!!
"Fish are friends, not food, but everything else is fair game." ~ Pating, Survivor Cagayan Pool
"Let's go Tigers,let's go!" {clap clap}
I feel sad about Jeter and the Yankees. The loss of Mariano and Jeter in one season is awful. It looks like the end of an era-- let's hope it's the beginning of another one.
So I've got to check out the other teams. Based on what I know I'm rooting for the tigers---
Hilarious to me that apparently there was a sports newscaster for one of the CBS affiliates who predicted a Tigers/Giants world series back in April. With the Tigers winning. I so hope I didn't just jinx them by putting this out there!! Let's go Tigers!
Tigers sweep! Congrats, I'll be pulling for them in the World Series
Congratulations to the Tigers! Hopefully they will meet the Giants in the World Series. It's back to San Francisco for game 6 with the Cardinals. (The new Cardinal manager looks like a very young Tony LaRusa - LOL)
The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity. Dorothy Parker, (attributed)
I am hoping for a Tigers/Cardinals match for the simple fact that I can't stay up late enough to watch west coast games...pathetic, I know....


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As a faith leader, you can help inspire your congregation to care for God's creation.
Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins
Rev. Dr. Sharon E. Watkins serves as General Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada. She is an inspirational preacher, teacher and facilitator who shares her considerable skills in a variety of religious and ecumenical settings. As General Minister, she is general pastor of the 700,000-member denomination, responsible for representing the wholeness of the church, for reconciling differences, and for helping the church retain its clarity of mission and identity. As General President, she is the chief executive officer for the denomination, responsible for overseeing the work of the church's various structures. She strives to help the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) remain faithful to God's calling and to do its work effectively and efficiently. She is serving a six-year term that extends through the 2011 General Assembly. At the 2011 General Assembly, she was re-elected to a second six-year term, which will extend through 2017. Dr. Watkins is regarded in the ecumenical world as "head of communion" and as the chief representative of the church in national and world ecumenical councils. Disciples often speak of the GMP as the Disciples' primary leader. She serves on the National Council of Church's governing board, based in New York City. Dr. Watkins also is a board member of Sojourners, a Washington, D.C. based group, which seeks to build a movement that puts faith to work for justice. At the invitation of then President-Elect Barack Obama, Dr. Watkins preached at the National Prayer Service in Washington, D.C. on January 21, 2009, the day after his inauguration. She also served a term on President Obama's Advisory Council on Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships.


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Yesterday we drove about 100 miles and arrived at my friend's Jim & Ginny home in Wayne, New Jersey. In 173 days I've driven about 7,000 miles.
In the late afternoon we went out and had some delicious New Jersey Pizza.
As much as I enjoy being on the West Coast…you just cannot get good pizza or seafood. The good seafood awaits us in New England a few days away!
We'll be here for four days.
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The 32LV550T is a well-made TV with tons of features for an exceptionally aggressive price.
It's better looking than most 32-inch sets and its connections wouldn't look out of place on a flagship TV.
The screen, meanwhile, incorporates a full HD resolution and edge LED lighting, as well as 100Hz and LG's TruMotion processing engine. Plus there are all manner of picture fine tuning tools pitched at every level, from amateur through to professional. No surprise, then, that the set is endorsed by the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF).
First impressions of the 32LV550T aren't particularly good. But while none of the picture presets are especially effective, it doesn't have to take long with the 32LV550T's onscreen menus to get things looking really rather good for 600 quid. Particularly effective is the TV's contrast and colour performance, and pictures look pleasingly sharp and detailed with HD, too.
There are some minor motion problems, but nothing that can't be worked round, and standard-definition images look a little soft. The set's audio is nothing to write home about, either, but overall this is still a very superior 32-inch TV for the money.
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Finding Smart TV online, DLNA PC support (with added Plex sophistication) and USB multimedia playback for so little money is a great result. The edge LED backlit is also a great success, helping to produce some generally very watchable pictures.
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Too many of the Smart TV apps do little more than clutter up the interface and the picture requires careful calibration. Standard def images can look a touch soft, the Plex system can be hard to set up and the audio is merely average.
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The 32LV550T initially seems to be a rather 'quiet' TV by LG's current standards; a mid-range model with no headline-grabbing 3D credentials that just seems out to give people decent looks and good screen specs for relatively little money.
The deeper you delve into it, though, the more goodies you start to uncover - most notably its full incarnation of LG's Smart TV system, extensive DLNA PC network compatibility (including the Plex interface), USB multimedia playback, optional Wi-Fi, and an extensive suite of picture calibration aids for such an affordable telly.
With some judicious calibration the 32LV550T is an engaging and natural picture performer. It's a shame the audio performance isn't as good, but it's certainly one hell of a telly for the price.
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This clear tree design is achieved by using contact paper as a reverse stencil. Frost Gloss Enamels sponged on top makes this a quick but elegant ornament to create.
DAGF02 White
DAGFW04 Red
glass ball ornament
paper towels
water container
palette or plastic plate
clear Con-Tact® paper
cosmetic sponge
ribbon of your choice
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loofahs are such a great add to our OOT bags. I always wish I had brought one on a trip. Thanks for the idea!!
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Great idea, I always travel with a loofah. I'm sure my guests will appreciate them! I'm defintely adding this to the list of things to include in my OOT bag.
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The video below is called "Forks over Knives". It was released in 2011, but as many of us know, back then, the clean food movement wasn't such a big thing. Now that people are more aware of the dangers and healing properties of different foods, videos like this are great for extending your knowledge base or introducing someone new to the movement.
"Let food be thy medicine", I'm sure we all know who said that, and it's still just as true now as it was then. The good thing is, people are starting to pay attention and studies are being done to back up a lot of claims. If you've seen the following film, feel free to leave a comment letting others know what you think or share this with your friends and family to help them make more informed choices about their health.


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A six-year-old boy left his parents red-faced after police officers had to cut him free from a pair of their furry handcuffs.
Whatever could they have been using them for? We really have no idea (smirk)!
The family were throwing a New Year's Eve party in their flat in Hösbach, northwest Bavaria, when the child came across the sex toy (ah, so that's what they're for!).
He had got bored during the party and decided to explore the apartment when he found the handcuffs in his parents' bedroom.
He decided to put them on and locked his hands in the cuffs. When the boy realised he could not get them off he went to show the rest of the guests. Imagine the ensuing hilarity.
But his parents couldn't find the key to the lock and so the boy was taken by his grandmother (!!) and mother to Aschaffenburg-Hösbach police station where laughing officers were able to free him using 'special tools'.
An officer said: "New Year's Eve was saved."


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This makes me soooooo mad Sarita!! If you take a look at any of the general IVF boards, you see women all the time with egg counts in the teens and 20's. That is NOT DOR. I think it is CRAZY for anyone to say that it is!!! With 7 embryos making it all the way to blast!!! That is amazing!
So I just don't get it...I have yet to hear a decent explanation for why women with high FSH can't get pg naturally if they are making mature eggs every month. Honestly? I think that as soon as doc's see "high FSH" they just assume that it is DOR or poor egg quality. The fact is that someone like you, with lots of good quality eggs, doesn't fit their diagnosis. You should probably just be in the category of "unexplained infertility" but i know that most docs would prefer to tell you that they have the answers instead of saying that it is "unexplained." Now, it's possible that you have a little bit of endo in your tubes or some other problem that results in egg not meeting sperm. And in fact, there are many reasons why a woman can produce a mature egg and have it not be fertilized (hostile cervical fluids, undiagnosed MF...or some eggs just aren't "caught" to get pulled into the fallopian tubes). But none of these things have anything to do with high FSH.
Some women definitely have DOR. And in fact, when fsh gets really high (30,40,50) it does seem to correlate with diminished reserve. But for the women who have moderately high elevations, I'm not so sure that it means anything!
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70s -Hand Knit- Unisex golden brown, acrylic knit, sleeveless vest, having a cable and twist pattern. Ribbing finishes the armholes, neckline, and button front, as well as the hem. Earthy brown, peachy tan, and white add color excitement to the garment.
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A very small extruder, ideal for multi-color or multi-material 3D-printers.
The design is derivated from the multi-material-extruder from RepRapPro.
The original design of this extruder comes from Adrian Bowyer (first seen on vimeo http://vimeo.com/54462325), I have just slightly modified it. The extruder body is modified to use a tongue to hold the bowden tube - so eMaker-Huxley and RepRapPro hot-ends should fit without problems (and without any adaptions). The second change to the original design is the screw hole for the idler (idler screw only can be removed, if the stepper motor is dismounted). And I have made a change to the grub hole in the small gear to make the nut retainer a little stronger. If you want to have a look to the original files please visit: github.com/reprappro/Mendel.
Update V2 (3 Feb 2013): assembly instruction added; V2-extruder-block added (moved filament-drive-axis 0.5mm for better fit of hobbed bolt; larger hole for idler screw); deeper hole for motor flange (better motor fitting if your printed bridges are not perfect).
Update (24 March 2013): OpenSCAD sources added (they are not really nice - but better than nothing)
Watch this extruder in action: YouTube ( http://www.youtube.com/user/3DAndyAustria ) - there you can find an assembly instruction video also.
Some pictures of the mounted extruder could be found on Flickr ( http://www.flickr.com/3d_andy ) - there you can see also the mounting kits for M8 or M6 threaded rods (and of course assembly pictures).
Needed parts to build one extruder-drive:
- 1 of each: extruder-body.stl, small-gear.stl, large-gear.stl, tongue.stl
- 1 M3x5 set screw
- 1 M3x12 bolts
- 2 M3x16 bolts
- 2 M3x30 bolts
- 4 M3 washers
- 4 M3 nuts
- 1 M3 nylock nut
- 3 623ZZ bearings
- 1 hobbed bolt (need one? Feel free to write a private message on thingiverse or an e-mail to 3d.andy(AT)gmx.net)
For mounting the extruder to the top of a Mendel/Prusa (with M8 rods) you will need:
- 2 mendel-mount-front.stl
- 1 mendel-mount-rear.stl
- 3 M3 nuts
- 1 M3x16 bolt
- 2 M3x25 bolts
For mounting the extruder to M6 rods you will need:
- 2 huxley-mount.stl
- 2 M3 nuts
- 2 M3x20 bolts
Good luck!
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guys i need this extruder ( i have the original rpp) but i would like this for a nema17 stepper. I would really appreciate if someone could upload a nema17.
Maybe I still have the original stl-files for the Nema17 Extruder - drop a message to 3d.andy(AT)gmx.net and I will try to have a closer look to my old files ...
Nice design. Printing one now for testing. Any details on the "hobbed bolt" or where someone can purchase one? Dimensions of the hobbed bolt would be nice to add to the assembly manual...?
Hi, I think there should be a drawing of the hobbed insert somewhere in the Mendel-section of the reprappro github https://github.com/reprapprohttps://github.com/reprappro - my hobbed bolt has nearly the same dimensions (sorry can't find the drawing any more). If you would like to by one just take a look at my listings on emakershop http://www.emakershop.com/Seller=2273http://www.emakershop.com/Sell... - I have some more hobbed bolts for sale...
Anyone with a nema 17 version of this?
RepRapPro has a Nema17 version in use with the Mendel - should be available for download from their github-repository (https://github.com/reprappro/Extruder-drive/tree/master/Print-extruder-drive)https://github.com/reprappro/E....
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3D Andy
Is this for 3mm filament? Is not, do you have a version for 3mm? Thanks a lot
Hi, sorry this extruder is designed for 1.75mm only - I don't know,if it is strong enough to handle 3mm filament :-(
Any particular instructions for printing this to get a nice usable finish?
No, not really. I printed my extruder drives with a 0.3mm nozzle and a layer height of 0.2mm. My parts work fine - without any special printing options or manual cleaning of the parts.
Hello, I've printed this (a few times now!) and I am finding that the gears don't quite mesh since they're a little too far apart. I'm wondering if I am loosing the ends of the gear teeth because I'm printing on a 0.5mm hot end. Should this be okay?
Hello, sorry for answering so late - I didn't see your comment (no e-mail from thingiverse?). I printed this extruder parts several times before and didn't have any problems with the gears. I use a 0.3mm nozzle, a layer hight of 0.2mm and PLA-filament. This print-setup works very fine.
I like it, but some notes about coding:
You know instead of making comments
//This is thing you can just make a module and say
translate(to_position) thing(); Also
forcan save a dozen lines in some places. For instance where it says //XXX anders:
translate([0,-2.5,2.6/2]) for( y=[0,5,-5,10] ) /// XXX ANDERS!!!
translate([0,y]) difference() {
cube([20,3,2.6], center=true); /// XXX ANDERS!!!
cube([19.2,2,2.6], center=true); /// XXX ANDERS!!!
That said, the code for the original you started from is far from perfect. (Not that i expect perfection :), neither are mine)
Oh, if happen to want it cleaned, I already have done it a bunch, I can post it somewhere if you wish. I want to make the E-motor easily removable and add the ability to configure it for the hobbled bolt. http://reprapworld.com/?products_details&products_id=353&cPath=1616_1651http://reprapworld.com/?produc...
Of course that'd lower the gear speed ratio, by about a factor two, if the servo is not ok with that.. hmm i have a problem. (maybe a need to start from scratch problem)
Thanks, if you wish I can publish your cleaned code here (I wrote you a PM).
The support thing is for the idler-bearing-hole (to create a nice rectangle to fit the idler bearing).
Thank you for posting this. The inner-toothed gear idea is fantastic, allowing for a higher gear ratio in a small space. I'm currently working on a NEMA 17 derivative.
ah thanks for having exported it ! I tried too but failed even with the missing library
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At that time, our house was about 25 minutes away from the closest store so sending anyone out to get the missing ingredient would set me and the dinner back by about an hour. I couldn't wait, so I stood helplessly in the kitchen and started thinking.
Quickly I realized that sour cream is just what it's name suggests, soured cream. I'd substitued milk and vinegar before when I needed buttermilk, so I figured the same methodology would work with sour cream. I pulled out a carton of whipping cream and slowly added in a little vinegar. Immediately the cream began to thicken. I figured if I whipped it a little with a mixer it would thicken even further. Sure enough, in just a few minutes time I had all the sour cream I needed and it tasted better than any I had ever bought.
Since that day I've made homemade sour cream countless times. I like that it's all natural and the fact that I can control how "sour" I want it. I will still buy it prepared on occasion but I find something so satisfying about making things from scratch. Plus, it never fails to impress when you tell someone that you make your own sour cream!
- Try adding in different ingredients for a flavored sour cream. Mashed avacado, minced herbs,wasabi, horseradish, minced garlic or onion, crumbled bacon or grated cheese are all tasty options.
- A little salt can make anything better, try adding a little at a time as a flavor enhancer.
- I've had mixed results using half and half (half cream/half whole milk), sometimes it works for me and other times it just doesn't. Just be aware if using half & half that it may or may not thicken thouroughly.
Homemade Sour Cream
1 cup heavy cream (cold)
1 to 2 teaspoons white vinegar
In a small mixing bowl, add chilled cream and pour the vinegar over it. Using an electric mixer, mix until thickened (adjust amount of vinegar to your tastes, ie. how sour you want it)


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The Board of Supervisors will take up a mostly feel-good document Tuesday outlining the body's budget priorities — it includes such noncontroversial positions as "preserve core city functions such as public safety, health, etc." and "protect social safety net for most vulnerable San Franciscans."
Tucked on page five, however, is an utterly controversial proposal: "increase regular work time for firefighters or schedule 'rolling brownouts' of fire stations." (Brownouts are temporary closures.)
While the document is nonbinding — think of it as a guideline or preview for the mayor's office over the biggest budget fights to come — firefighters have been taking it seriously. They recently launched a full blown campaign, and their union leaders have been working City Hall with a paid political consultant in an attempt to convince officials that even the thought of fire station closures or increased work hours is a bad, bad idea.
You might remember that San Francisco voters agreed with firefighters in 2005, approving an ordinance by 58 percent that made clear their distaste with so-called brownouts.
But the ordinance can't force city officials to spend the money to keep stations open. And some supervisors, faced with bad and worse choices, have been pushing back. Last week, Supervisor John Avalos clashed with union officials at a hearing, chastising them for not sharing the pain that every city department is feeling.
Both sides have a lot of numbers and legal speak to back up their claims — not to mention tugging at the heart strings. Firefighters are quick to point out their union was among the first to forgo wage increases, say the city can't legally increase their hours under current law, point out their broad community support and warn of disastrous consequences if stations are closed. Supervisors point toward the deep cuts going on elsewhere and city reports showing SF firefighters are highly paid and that the city is over saturated with stations.
We know one thing: this issue won't be settled Tuesday.


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Bring the Light Show Fountain Speakers and watch the music dance. This small scale fountain reflects the bass and treble in water bounces. Multi-colored LEDs produce awesome lighting effects in bouncing water. Tightly sealed and crystal clear box is made with high quality dimensions. AC powered music box attaches through simple plug and play inputs like iPod, mp3 Player or any other audio source like iPhone via USB cable.


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About Musical YouthMusical Youth are a British-Jamaican pop/reggae band. The group originally formed in 1979 at Duddeston Manor School in Birmingham, England. They are best remembered for their successful 1982 Grammy-nominated single, "Pass the Dutchie. Read more...
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