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Long Awaited Fate [Edward&Bella]
It's my version of 'Breaking Dawn' - Stephenie Meyer.
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1. Home,Sweet,Home [Chapter o1]
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I awoke to a soft noise. I ran my hand through my hair, letting a yawn escape my lips. I rolled over, expecting to see Edward. But I awoke to an empty space. I closed my eyes, and then shook my head. Only a few days now. I could hear the clutter beneath me, everyone running here and there. The air dripped with excitement. I stared at the walls, wrapping myself with more blankets.
"Awake, are we," came a familiar voice. I buried my face within the blankets, afraid my smile would give me away.
"Nope." I tried to fake another yawn, but over did it. In the time it took me to smother another smile, Edward had already soared through the air and was now pinning me onto the bed. I tried to break free of his grasp as he watched, obviously amused.
"You think this is funny!?" He nodded, smiling my favorite crooked smile.
"Well… it's not. The pressure on my arms may be too much," I warned, "-and if I bruise, you'll have Alice to answer to!"
And he would. Alice was running every aspect of our wedding. The list [I had my say though], the decorations, the outfits, the location …. She would go crazy if anything went wrong. Sometimes I wished Edward and I would've just gone off to Vegas, but I owed Alice this. After all she'd ever done for me; all she wanted was a little fun. Even though I hated making a big deal out of things, I simply let her have control. I hated ruining her fun.
Suddenly, breaking me from my thoughts, Edward flipped me over. He looked up at me and smiled innocently.
"Better?" he purred. I smirked and nodded, swooping down and locking my lips with his. I felt his arms secure themselves around me as they slowly pulled me closer.
"Yoohoo!" Edward smirked upon my lips, and merely rolled back on top of me.
"Yes, Alice?" Speak of the vampire.
She smiled innocently. Her hair was flipped out in every direction, and she was wearing one of my favorite outfits that she owned. It was a purple turtle neck, khaki skirt, and a nice pair of boots.
"Am I interrupting?" Edward snickered under his breath, though I know Alice didn't miss it.
"Yes, you are actually." I elbowed him and shook my head.
"Not at all. Maybe you can get this thing off of me." He chuckled.
"Are you sure that's what you really want?" Alice sat down at the edge of the bed, crossing her legs.
"I just wanted to go over a few of the guests I have down. Do you want…" She pulled out a note book and flipped through several pages. "Jessica to be there? Angela? Lauren?" Edward buried his face in the crook of my neck, and I could hear him silently laughing at a joke I probably didn't know.
I nodded. "Yes, yes, and no." Lauren had been nothing but horrid to me from my very first day. She hated me instantly, and the feelings were very mutual.
"Does Jessica have to come," Edward whined.
"Yes, she does. Since Alice," I shot her a dirty look, "-has to make such a big deal out of this, everyone's going to know. So I have to. But…" I smiled. "Lauren doesn't need an invitation." Alice smiled and nodded. I glanced down at the notebook in her hand and suppressed an irritated laugh. It was bulging, as if it could hold no more. Papers leaked out of the edges, and I raised an eyebrow.
"Alice…" I began to ask a question I probably didn't want to know. But she just smirked and gracefully swung herself up from the bed.
"Don't worry Bella; everything is going to be perfect." Her eyes twinkled.
"I know," I whined, "-that's what I'm afraid of!"
"Oh hush!" She snapped at me, and then nearly danced out of the room. I could feel Edward smiling.
"What!?" I sounded irritated, but who could blame me? Over ¾'s of Forks was attending. But my voice didn't seem to bother him. He pulled away, and in no time at all had dragged me into his.
"You don't have to do this for her…" I nodded.
"I know, but if I don't, I'll feel guilty. She enjoys it too much." Edward smiled.
"She does. She really appreciates it too. You'd be surprised…" He trailed off slowly. I could tell he had heard all of her plans in her mind, probably every second of the day.
I just smiled. "As long as it makes her happy…" Edward sighed a bit, losing his playfulness.
"Shouldn't it be about what makes you happy?" I chewed on my bottom lip for a moment, choosing my words carefully before I spoke.
"Yes. And it is. I hate a big fuss, but honestly, I want to do this all the right way. You know that. And if that means wearing big poofy dresses, and watching everyone cry, and overpaying… It's worth it."
He smiled, wrapping his arms around me, squeezing gently. "I love you Bella…" He whispered slowly into my ear, sending goose bumps down my arm.
"How do you still manage to do that," I murmured, shaking my head. "Do what? Dazzle you?" Edward chuckled.
"I'm serious!" I pretended to pout.
"BELLA!!" A voice called for me bellow. I rolled my eyes. Edward began to whine.
"Noooo… stay here…" He pressed his lips against my ear, breathing slowly. "Let me…distract you." His offer was tempting. Too tempting.
I couldn't help but smile as I could feel myself already giving in. Emmett suddenly appeared in Edward's doorway. He snickered as he watched us. Edward groaned a little.
"Yes," I asked, a bit irritated now. Emmett motioned for us.
"Down stairs. Food's ready."
It embarrassed me that the Cullens still went out of their way to buy food and make it, even though it was completely unappetizing to them. I felt my cheeks grow warm and scarlet. Edward chuckled, and then scooped me up into his arms. I was used to it by now, so I just leaned my head against his cold, smooth chest. He whisked me down the stairs and into the kitchen. Immeadiately I felt the tension in the air. Alice was staring angrily at the table.
"Alice? Are you alright?" She glared at Edward, and then shook her head.
"No. No, I am NOT alright!" She jumped up and ran upstairs.
I looked up at Edward bewildered, who was laughing now. I glared. "What'd you do!?"
"Well…she was thinking of nearly thousands of doves could be released after our kiss. And I told her no."
I sighed, and then shrugged. I wouldn't lie. I hated the idea of it. I looked at the table, where my plate sat. It had two pancakes, oddly misshapen, with six pieces of bacon scattered around it.
Emmett appeared beside it, looking proud. "Does it look good!?" I nodded slowly, holding back my laughter.
"Well…" I started as an after thought. "It's no irritable grizzly but…" Emmett roared with laughter, as I glowed with pride.
Edward slowly let me down. "Ahh, what a little joker you are." I nodded, then sat down and munched on my breakfast. The pancakes were burnt, and the bacon was a little … soft … but all in all, it was a pretty good attempt for a vampire.
Carlisle entered the room, a warm smile on his face. He was always so kind and welcoming. It would be hard to ever hate a man like him. "Good morning, Bella."
I swallowed the last strip of bacon. "Morning, Carlisle."
"Charlie called, and said there was an accident in town, and that you may stay over here if you like. He said he left some money tucked under the TV if you needed any."
I smiled, shaking my head. Charlie, the worried, sweet father. He was too good to me sometimes. I was just glad he and Edward were getting along much better than before… I felt a pang in my chest. In only a few short days, I'd no longer have Charlie. Or Forks, for that matter. I'd be … I swallowed hard. I wanted to be a vampire more than anything. But I would have such a hard time letting everyone go… And Renee…
Edward gave me a curious glance, so I just smiled. "Thank you Carlisle." I noticed he was pulling on a coat.
"Are you going somewhere," Edward asked, as if reading my mind. I chuckled at my own silent joke.
Carlisle nodded. "Yes. When there's work for Charlie, there's usually work for me. I think it's best if I go ahead and head on up to the Hospital to see if there's anything I can help with." He waved goodbye, then headed out the door.
I yawned, and cast a glance at Edward. He was studying me closely, in silence. He suddenly smiled softly.
"You know what, Bella?"
I shook my head.
"In only a few days…" He grabbed my hand and led me into the sitting room, and pulled me onto the squishy, comfortable couch.
"You will no longer be Isabella Swan."
I looked at him, confused. Did he really think that becoming a vampire could change me completely? "I know I may be, you know, lusting after blood and all, but you don't really think I won't be me, do you!?"
He began to laugh, as I just stared. "What's so funny," I demanded.
He grinned. "You, Bella. I didn't mean that. I meant your name."
I blinked, trying to let it register. Then I remembered. "Oh, yeah, that."
Edward chuckled. "Yes, that. You will be Isabella Cullen. My wife, my life, my forever…" His eyes met mine, and I could feel my heart hammering away like an idiot. I knew he could hear, because he began to smirk.
I wished I could shut it up… 'Oh, wait… never mind. I'll be permanently shutting it up pretty soon anyways.'
My thoughts wandered back to the subject. I still hadn't given Charlie any clue about… it. In fact, no one did. Charlie was… shocked, to say the least. Renee was very 'confused', as she put it. But Charlie had never seen it coming, like she had. I sighed. Poor Charlie. All he wanted was for me to be happy, have a good education, and live a nice, divorce free life. Well, two out of three wasn't too bad. I would be happy, incredibly actually… And I didn't plan on divorcing in this decade, or the next. But technically, I would be ending my life soon after my wedding.
"What are you thinking about?" Edward whispered slowly, afraid to interrupt my thoughts.
"Us. Charlie. I don't know how to tell him… about everything. Or Renee and Phil. I want this more than anything, or else I would wait. But time won't make it any easier so…"
Edward placed his hand beneath my chin and locked eyes with me. His liquid topaz eyes made me melt. "I love you, even though I am making you make this horrible decision."
I sighed. "You're not making me do anything… I want this. I'll always want this." I leaned forward and placed my lips upon his cool, marble lips. After a moment, I felt my tongue parting his lips.
He pulled away, now smirking. "Maybe you should save that for our wedding night?" I pouted.
"Fine. I can see that my affection isn't wanted here. Maybe I'll find a better place for it…" I escaped his grasp, ignoring the nearly silent laughter. "JASPER!" I called.
Edward's face suddenly went stone straight… And I couldn't help but start laughing.
"You believed me!?" He didn't speak for a moment. "Jasper's not even home," I reminded him.
He suddenly had a wry smile on his face. "You…" He jumped up and tackled me. I screamed, falling into fits of laughter.
Suddenly, I heard a ring. I ignored it, having fun with Edward. He began to growl teasingly. "Oh, how terrifying. Please spare me!" I held back a giggle or two.
He licked his lips. "For a price…"
I grinned stupidly. Then another rang came. "Edward, answer that," I said finally.
He growled and grabbed his phone. "Hello?" Pause. "Yes, hold on." He held the phone out to me.
I raised an eyebrow. Who could it be? "Hello?" I answered cautiously. It was Charlie.
"Honey!?" His voice was thick with alarm.
"Yeah, dad, I'm here. What's wrong?"
I heard him sigh. "Oh… good. I was afraid maybe you were… well, never mind."
"Dad, what's wrong?"
There was another pause. "Not too much… just a bunch of accidents in town. A bunch of stores have been broken into, and people say there's … I don't know, honey. Forget it. Just don't go into town today, and stay with Edward at his house please." Then he hung up.
Edward gave me a weird look. "What was that about?"
I shrugged. "Apparently there's been a bunch of accidents in town… Charlie was just checking up on me."
Edward nodded. I crawled into his lap [he was on the couch again] and sighed.
"I can't believe it's so close… Only…what? Three, four days?"
Edward chuckled. "It's up to Alice, if she can get the musicians in three, or four days."
I sighed. I hated that I couldn't say anything. I did already promise her full control. And she was enjoying herself too much for me to disappoint her. He seemed to know what I saw thinking.
"She really loves you, you know? Love us. As a couple. I'm proud of you for handing over the control."
"Better be glad I'm even doing this," I muttered under my breath.
He smirked. "What was that? I think I missed it."
I batted my eyelashes innocently. "Nothing…" I paused. "Edward?"
He looked down at me. "Hmm?"
I stared at the carpet before speaking again. "Will I ever be able to see them again," I whispered.
I felt him straighten up immediately. "Bella… you realize you still don't have to do this. You still have so many options…"
He was struggling though. Recently, I could tell he was growing fond of the idea I'd soon be like him. That he wouldn't have to control himself, or worry as much. But I knew he meant what he said as well.
"No. This is what I want… But won't they start to worry? If…" I took a deep breath. "When…" I corrected myself. "When we leave, and claim it's for college… They'll want to visit, or expect one. What can I do? Oh yeah, I can see it now. Hey mom, dad, Phil. You see how I haven't aged at all? Well, there's a pretty good explanation for that…"
Edward gently reached for my hand, and gently placed a soft kiss on each fingertip. "That decision is up to you. However you plan to deal with it…"
But I knew telling the truth was out of the question. There'd have to be a pretty good reason to tell. And I knew there would never be a good enough reason. But that didn't mean it hurt any less, to keep lying. "I could fake my own death…" I started.
Edward shook his head. "I don't believe you could do that."
"Couldn't I though?" Our eyes locked. I was first to look away. I sighed after a moment of silence. "I think I'll cross that bridge when I come to it." But would I truly ever know how to say goodbye? This was not second guessing though. It was just…
Carlisle walked into the room. Edward gave him an odd look. No doubt, they were speaking through thoughts… Soon Jasper joined [he walked in through the front door], and everyone was gathered in the room. They all cast each other looks, speaking in their heads.
"Excuse me, but I can't read minds!"
Alice sat down, and slowly widened her eyes. "They want to be there."
Everyone in the room looked angry. But no one matched Edward. He growled.
"Why can't they mind their own damn business!?" Edward nearly screamed.
Carlisle sighed. "We all knew this might happen."
"What? What happened!?" No one said anything to me. Alice sat down beside me and patted my back. Fear crept into me.
"Why won't anyone answer me!?" Just as I was beginning to panic… I felt a sense of… relief. Like I knew it would be okay… Damn Jasper.
Carlisle sighed. "Bella… It's them."
I looked around at the faces I'd come to love. "Them? Who's them?" I was so confused, so dazed.
Edward wrapped his arms around me… But it wasn't in a completely loving way. It was in a protective way. Then he growled two words. "The Volturi."
- Home,Sweet,Home [Chapter o1]
- Ready For Forever? [Chapter o2]
- When A Man Loves A Woman [Chapter o3]
- &&When I Open My Eyes, I Hope I'm Home [Chapter o4]
- Part of the Family [Chapter o5]
- Learning to Breathe [Chapter o6]
- Bonus Chapter!
- When One Door Closes... [Chapter o7]
- Bruised Fruit [Chapter o8]
- I Walk The Line [Chapter o9]
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Nauka Zend Framework
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Increasingly, developers need to tailor their content for multiple
languages and regions.
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See the Zend_Translate
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object and translation files
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At right: Patrice Minors, JP, MP, Minister of Business Development and Tourism presents the King edward VII Trophy to Tovar Mirsky (AUS) winner of the 2011 Argo Group Gold Cup. Photo by Talbot WilsonThe King Edward VII Gold Cup is the oldest match-racing trophy in the world for competition involving one-design yachts. It was given at the Tri-Centenary Regatta at Jamestown, Virginia, in 1907 by King Edward VII in commemoration of the 300th Anniversary of the first permanent settlement in America. C. Sherman Hoyt won the regatta and was the first to accept the now historic cup.
After three decades of holding the Cup, Mr. Hoyt gave it to the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club and proposed a regular one-on-one match-race series in 6-Meter yachts. In his letter he expressed the propriety of "my returning a British Royal trophy to the custody of your club, with its long record of clean sportsmanship and keenly contested races between your Bermuda yachts and ours of Long Island Sound, and elsewhere..." The first winner of the Cup in its new format was the celebrated Briggs Cunningham, who was also the first skipper to win the America's Cup in a 12-Meter.
In the post-war years, the Club placed the Cup in competition in 1956 for match-racing in yachts of the International One Design Class. Bert Darrell had the honor of being first to defend the Cup in this class and won it a total of six times.
By winning his seventh championship in 2004, Russell Coutts surpassed Darrell to become the event's all-time winner.
Through the years Bermuda has won the Cup 21 times, the United States 17 times, New Zealand 10 times, Australia 5 times, the United Kingdom twice, and in 2002 Denmark claimed the King Edward VII Gold Cup for the first time.


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The Heat Returns to South Jersey
Excessive heat is returning to South Jersey for the next couple of days. According to our Lite Rock meteorologist Allan Casper it will be hot, humid and close to 100 through Wednesday. We can also expect strong gusty thunderstorms at any time.
Here are some heat realted tips to hopefuuly keep you cool for the next cpuple of days:
Keeping Your Car Cool
Source: AAA Mid Atlantic
Heat Can Zap the Life from Batteries – Most drivers think battery problems occur primarily in winter, but summer heat can negatively impact your car's battery even more than the bitter cold of winter. Heat and vibration are a battery's two worst enemies leading to internal breakdown and eventual failure. While drivers cannot do much about the heat, they can make sure their battery is securely mounted in place to minimize vibration.
Keep Your Engine Cool – Automobile engines work extra hard in the summer, and it is the cooling system's job to protect the engine from overheating. In addition, additives in the coolant protect the radiator and internal engine components against wear and corrosion. Without proper cooling system maintenance, the odds of long term engine damage, and a summer time boil over, definitely increase.
Maintain Proper Tire Pressure - Driving on under-inflated tires not only affects the handling and braking of a vehicle, it also can cause tires to overheat and increase the likelihood of a blowout. This problem becomes even more of a concern when road temperatures are extremely high. Tires should be checked when the car has not been driven recently, and they should be inflated to the pressure recommended by the vehicle manufacturer—not the number molded into the tire sidewall. Recommended tire pressures can be found in the owner's manual or on a sticker normally located on the driver's door jamb. Some vehicles use different pressures for the front and rear tires.
Check Vehicle Fluids – Engine fluids are essential to keeping a vehicle running smoothly. Most fluids not only lubricate, they also serve as coolants by helping carry heat away from critical components. When fluid levels are low, this cooling effect is reduced, and the possibility of overheating increases. Drivers to should check all vehicle fluids including motor oil, transmission fluid, power steering fluid and brake fluid to ensure they are filled to the appropriate levels. If any fluids need to be topped off, be sure to use the type of fluid specified in the owner's manual.
Child Safety Heat Tips
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Make sure your child's safety seat and safety belt buckles aren't too hot before securing your child in a safety restraint system, especially when your car has been parked in the heat.
Never leave your child unattended in a vehicle, even with the windows down.
Teach children not to play in, on, or around cars.
Always lock car doors and trunks–even at home–and keep keys out of children's reach.
Always make sure all children have left the car when you reach your destination.
Adult Heat Wave Safety Tips
Slow down. Reduce, eliminate or reschedule strenuous activities until the coolest time of the day. Children, seniors and anyone with health problems should stay in the coolest available place, not necessarily indoors.
Dress for summer. Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing to reflect heat and sunlight.
Put less fuel on your inner fires. Foods, like meat and other proteins that increase metabolic heat production also increase water loss.
Drink plenty of water, non-alcoholic and decaffeinated fluids. Your body needs water to keep cool. Drink plenty of fluids even if you don't feel thirsty. Persons who have epilepsy or heart, kidney or liver disease, are on fluid restrictive diets or have a problem with fluid retention should consult a physician before increasing their consumption of fluids. Do not drink alcoholic beverages and limit caffeinated beverages.
During excessive heat periods, spend more time in air-conditioned places. Air conditioning in homes and other buildings markedly reduces danger from the heat. If you cannot afford an air conditioner, go to a library, store or other location with air conditioning for part of the day.
Don't get too much sun. Sunburn reduces your body's ability to dissipate heat.
Do not take salt tablets unless specified by a physician.
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Hey, Cirque fans! If you're interested in knowing more about the iconic entertainment company, check out Cirque Week, a series of behind-the-scenes demos and discussions of all things Cirque du Soleil. (Ticket information and a schedule is available here.)
Company executives chatted about what it takes to keep a company like Cirque going. Participants checked out costumes up close, watched rehearsals of bungee routines from "Mystere" and saw exclusive footage of the Cirque mother-ship in Montreal. These are a few examples of the breadth of programming Cirque has put on to let superfans get to know the company better.
The 10-day series is almost over, but stop by Best of Las Vegas to see my coverage of a few of the events. There's nothing wrong with living vicariously, right?
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What food could be more taken for granted than the humble sandwich? It's status as the ideal "grab and go" item readily accessible from bullet-proof glass, drive-up windows everywhere has only hurt the appreciation for this magnificent creation.
Stop the car. Better yet, find a table. Sit. Relax. Now, eat slowly, and contemplate the beauty and history that is The Sandwich.
The first documented sandwich, according to Linda Stradley, author of "I'll Have What They're Having," was in the first century B.C. The rabbi Hillel placed a mixture of nuts, spices, apples and wine between two matzohs and served it with bitter herbs as part of a Passover custom. The filling was a reminder of the suffering of the Jews in Egypt.
During the middle, ages, meat and other foods where piled on top of thick slices of bread called "trenchers," sort of a substitute for a plate. After the meal, the gravy-soaked bread was tossed to an animal or less fortunate individual. Judging from the lack of readily available spices and fresh meat in the middle ages, the gravy and filling were likely a reminder of suffering as well.
But when did the sandwich, become The Sandwich? Not surprisingly, this uncomplicated, man-food staple was dubbed "The Sandwich" during a poker game in the 1700s. Most credit the name to John Montague, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich. During the game, Montague refused to get up from the table and demanded his valet to get him some meat tucked between two pieces of bread. The others at the table requested, "I'll have the same as Sandwich."
Of course, the French claim they had invented the sandwich much earlier than Sandwich. But, according to the French, they pretty much invented food in general. Come on, England's cuisine history includes items like blood pudding, and something called spotted dick. Let's give the Brits one for a change.
Now that we know how the sandwich came to be, what exactly is the true definition of a sandwich? According to the official 20-pound textbook for culinary school that I drag around these days, "sandwiches are comprised of three basic components: bread, spread and filling." Sounds really appetizing, huh? I paid tuition to learn that one. Look deeper into the takeout bag, my friend, and see it is so much more.
Bread. The average American household seems to have a strange fixation with The Great White Wonder and other tasteless mass-produced breads. These items are less bread than some highly compressible substance made primarily of air and a few unpronounceable chemicals. Generally the only "wonder" in it for me is "I wonder how they can call this bread." Roman Meal. Yeah, right. The Italian culture has much better options like Ciabatta and Foccacia. Europe in general has a much better grasp on the meaning of bread. Crusty loaves from brick ovens, rich with flavor and al dente texture. In other words, BREAD. Bread that makes you curse the Atkins diet and rebel in a wild, orgiastic carb-frenzy.
Spreads. Spreads can include butter, mayonnaise, or a pureed spread, like peanut butter. Butter in general, rules. It can even be eaten as a snack alone for some of us. But why be so plain? Spread abound. Why not red chile butter, wasabi mayonnaise, or fire-roasted red pepper puree? Even the so-called "yellow mustard" doesn't register on the scale of interesting. In fact if I had never tried real mustard, I'd still hate the whole idea of that condiment. Spicy Sweet Mustard, Chardonnay Wine Mustard, Cilantro Mustard, Tarragon Mustard, Amber Ale Mustard, Dill Mustard. Even Garlic Rosemary Mustard, "A magical blend of spices and herbs, fresh garlic and rosemary with a touch of wine..." Now, THAT'S mustard.
Filling. While some sandwiches just use the spread as filling (hummus or peanut butter), filling is the heart of the sandwich, not just the meat of it. Filling includes meats, vegetables, eggs, cheese, and bound salads. Bound? No, not some type of S&M for PB&J. Bound simply means some type of dressing that holds your salad together. Like tuna salad, egg salad, chicken salad …… zzzzzz. I know, boring salad. It does not have to be this way.
If you want a good bound salad, try a lobster roll at a roadside stand on a coastal highway in Maine. For less money than a bad meal somewhere else, you can dine on a big, sweet, messy lobster salad, with just enough "binding" to keep the lobster on the roll.
You can even get a lobster roll at McDonald's in Maine. I wouldn't recommend, much less try it, but you can. You can also get live lobster for five bucks a pound at Walmart. And, you can get a 50-gallon drum of day-old chocolate donuts at Dunkin' Donuts for bear hunting. Oh sure, glazed will do, but they prefer chocolate. No sprinkles.
If I were going to get shot over a food item, it sure as hell wouldn't be a day-old Dunkin' Donut, even chocolate. Maybe it's only the lesser bear, the Ursidae evolutionary equivalent of Homer Simpson, highly attracted to donuts. Natural selection in action; or rather, unnatural selection going to Bear Hell with half a glazed stuck in your snout, shot by the Homer Simpson of hunters.
And how sporting is that, anyway? Sitting watch over a 50-gallon drum of donuts with a high-power rifle. For a real challenge, maybe one of these hunters should strap a dozen glazed to his backside and go into the woods armed with just a Louisville Slugger? I'm sure there's a reality show in the making there.
Bear on the deeper end of the gene pool stick to very fresh wild caught salmon. Those are the smarter bear. The smartest ones have the salmon dry-smoked, and served on light rye with Garlic and Rosemary Mustard. Or, they just go to the roadside stand, get a sandwich, and wait for fat tourists.
Recipe: Number One, Spicy.
The local Italian deli has a real name for this one, but no one knows what it is, just walk up to the counter and say, "Number One, Spicy." If you do not include "Spicy" your manhood will be mocked. Trust the man behind the counter, he is your friend. Number one, SPICY.
1 Ciabattini (small, roll-sized loaf of Ciabatta)
3 Imported Italian meats, sliced thin, piled high to your discretion, about 6-8 oz: Copocolla, Salami, Prosciutto. Get the real stuff. No substitutions.
Imported Provolone, 1-2 slices
3 thin slices of fresh tomato. Hey, you need some vegetables.
Lettuce, iceberg (roughage, helps with all that meat) and crunch. We like crunch. About 1/4 cup of it.
About 1/4 cup Giardiniera, spicy if you dare. This is a marinated vegetable condiment available in jars. Carrots, peppers, cauliflower and other veggies ... Fantastic.
Balsamic Vinagrette (1:2 vinegar to oil mix). Use Modena Balsamic. Real stuff.
Stacking order:
Bottom slice Ciabattini, tomato, meat, cheese, more meat, lettuce, giardiniera, balsamic, top slice of Ciabattini.
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Lance Storm earned a B.A. (Honours) in psychology (1998) and a Ph.D. in parapsychology (2002) at University of Adelaide, South Australia. He has published in Psychological Bulletin, the Journal of Parapsychology and the Jungian journal Quadrant. He is on the editorial board of the Australian Journal of Parapsychology, in which he regularly publishes, and is a full member of the Parapsychological Association and the Australian Institute of Parapsychological Research. He has written a book on the psychology and symbolism of numbers from a Jungian perspective. He is co-recipient with Dr. Michael Thalbourne, of the D. Scott Rogo Award for Literature (2002). In 2003, he was awarded the Gertrude R. Schmeidler Student of the Year Award for work in parapsychology. He is co-editor of the book Parapsychology in the Twenty-First Century (2005). Currently, as a Visiting Research Fellow, he is conducting parapsychological research in the Department of Psychology, University of Adelaide, where he assisted Dr. Michael A. Thalbourne in establishing an Anomalistic Psychology Research Unit.
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2 high school football players die in West Pennsylvania crash
Two high school football players died Friday night in a freeway crash in western Pennsylvania that also killed a third person, according to state high school sports officials.
The two-vehicle crash occurred at about 10 p.m. in Sharon, about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh along the Ohio state line. Two members of the Sharon High School football team were killed and two others were hurt, according to a statement posted on the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association's District 10 website.
Police did not release the names of those involved. The Sharon Herald reported two children, ages 10 and 12, were riding in the back of a pickup truck in which the driver died. One child was flown to a burn unit and the other was hospitalized.
The league canceled a playoff game scheduled for Saturday in Erie between Sharon High and Girard High School.
Phone messages left Saturday morning by The Associated Press for Sharon's police department and the school district were not immediately returned. The Mercer County coroner's office said it may release some information about the crash later Saturday.


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Development Resources/HOWTO/Pre-Proposal Phase
|See "6.2.1 Pre-Proposal Phase" in the Eclipse Development Process
An individual or group of individuals declares their interest in, and rationale for, establishing a project. The EMO will assist such groups in the preparation of a project Proposal.
- The Pre-proposal phase ends when the Proposal is published by EMO and announced to the membership by the EMO.
- 1 (1) Project or Component or Contribution?
- 2 (2) The Purposes
- 3 (3) Project Name
- 4 (4) Clear, Concise, and Understandable Proposal
- 5 (4.1) Previous Proposals to Emulate
- 6 (5) Mentors
- 7 (6) Posting and Declaration
- 8 (7) Press and Publicity
- 9 (8) Legal Paperwork to Start Now
(1) Project or Component or Contribution?
One of the major purposes of the Eclipse Development Process is to ensure that the projects are open and transparent to the membership and ecosystem. Another major purpose is for the Councils to minimize duplication across the projects, i.e., we strive to have one official Eclipse framework for each technical area. Thus, as the first step in a new proposal, we ask four questions:
- Is there already a Project at Eclipse working the same technical area (i.e., a Project whose scope includes this area)? If so, would this proposal be more suited as a contribution to that project or a new sub-project or component of that existing project?
- Note that an overlap between projects is not prohibited but is strongly discouraged. The Eclipse membership has indicated that they are ok with multiple incubating projects in a given technical area, but would prefer a single project once the frameworks mature.
- In all "competing project" situations to date, the projects eventually realized that it would be in their best interest to work together and thus merged their projects before graduating.
- Is this new effort going to be managed as part of an existing project or is it going to be a separate entity?
Here we examine the interaction of the project leads and the synchronization (or lack thereof) of release schedules. For example, if the new effort is always going to release at the same time as another project and the leads of the new effort and the other project are regularly coordinating development plans, then perhaps this new effort is a component of the other project. Otherwise, if the new effort is more independent (in management and in release schedule), then perhaps it should be a separate project.
- Is this new effort within the scope of the enclosing Project or Top-Level Project? For example, a new "syntax highlighting editor for Pascal" would not be in scope of the "Web Standard Tools" project.
R The new effort must be in scope with respect to it's enclosing Project(s).
(2) The Purposes
The other major question that we ask of all new efforts (components, contributions, or projects) is whether the effort is consistent with the Purposes. One of the common edge cases in new projects is the issue of Tools versus Run-times. The Eclipse Bylaws, section 1.1, state that "the Eclipse technology is a vendor-neutral, open development platform supplying frameworks and exemplary, extensible tools".
- The distinction between tools and run-times is not as black-and-white as one might like - for example, is the code generated by a tool consider a run-time? What about a library that must be linked to use the code generated by a tool? What about a framework that must be installed on a J2EE server in order to use a particular tool with that server? etc. - and yet the Eclipse organization is conscious of the issue.
- Currently, the policy is that "plumbing", or primitive, run-times are not acceptable whereas frameworks that work on top of existing run-times (e.g., works on top of J2EE) are acceptable.
- Frameworks that are in support of development tools are acceptable; frameworks that are application servers, database servers, operating systems, etc. are not acceptable. Projects that are more appropriate at other more server-centric open source organizations (such as Apache or ObjectWeb) are not.
- The easiest proposals, of course, are those with no ambiguity: for example, an Eclipse tool that generates configuration files for an Apache run-time to render.
RThe new effort must be consistent with the Purposes.
(3) Project Name
RNaming and branding are challenging issues. In order to provide a consistent brand for Eclipse, projects must follow the project naming guidelines which effectively say:
- The best names are descriptive but at the same time memorable.
- The project name does not include "Eclipse" or "Project".
- The project name is not the name of an existing product and will not be used in the name of a product.
(4) Clear, Concise, and Understandable Proposal
The next step in establishing a new project at Eclipse is to contact the Eclipse Management Organization (EMO; email firstname.lastname@example.com) and work towards a clear, concise, and understandable Proposal.
The Proposal includes:
- RClear and concise description.
It is important that the description of the new project be understandable by the diverse Eclipse community and not just by specialists in the subject matter. It is also important that the description concentrate on the technical aspects of the project and avoid marketing buzzwords. Terms that are not in common use amongst the Eclipse membership must be defined, and references to standards should be linked to the corresponding URL.
- A thought experiment for clarity and conciseness is "if I randomly choose five Committers from the entire Eclipse Committer pool, will those five people understand what this project is about?" The five may not agree with the proposal or even believe that it is feasible, but they need to understand what it is proposing.
- RThe Fit fit with Eclipse. How does this project fit with the other Eclipse projects? Does it build on top of other projects? What are the dependencies? Does it overlap with existing projects? Why are the needs this project meets are not met by existing Eclipse projects?
- RResources committed. Eclipse is a place for active projects, not a place for dumping unwanted code. Eclipse projects involve substantial on-going development activity. Thus proposals should be convincing about the resources that are being brought to the project in addition to any initial code contribution. The proposal should include a list of interested and committed persons and companies and their affiliations, but should not include corporate or group logos.
- RVendor neutral. Eclipse is place for vendor neutral projects which includes being operating system agnostic. If, as is usually the case, the proposal is coming from a single company, the proposal should explain how the resulting project will be vendor neutral. Similarly, the proposal should explain away any operating system dependencies.
(4.1) Previous Proposals to Emulate
Past proposals are available from the archived proposals page. Four good examples to emulate are: Mylar, DLTK, Modeling, and DSDP.
(4.2) Proposal File Format and Submission
The proposal itself is a static HTML page (with a small fragment of PHP) using the standard Eclipse Proposal CSS style sheet (please use the template we provide). We have found that there are a number of problems with HTML generated by Microsoft Word and thus ask that proposers use some other tool to create the page. Sorry, but the EMO does not have the time or resources to convert other file formats to the correct static HTML.
Proposals must be zipped (to avoid problems with the Foundation's email anti-virus scanner) and emailed to firstname.lastname@example.com.
(5) Mentors
GNew projects (i.e., incubating projects) at Eclipse require the supervision of at least two Mentors. The proposal can be posted prior to selecting mentors, but it cannot have a Creation Review without mentors. Thus it behooves the proposers to begin finding mentors as early as possible.
(6) Posting and Declaration
After the EMO receives and agrees the proposal is ready to post, the following steps are taken:
- The EMO modifies the proposal text to include the correct internal Foundation database record identifier and the correct discussion newsgroup.
- The proposal is placed at a hidden url on the eclipse.org website.
- The EMO drafts a declaration. The declaration is a short email message sent by the EMO to the Eclipse membership-at-large stating that X is proposing project Y at Eclipse. The declaration has the following form:
We are notifying the Eclipse Membership-at-Large of the intent of Person P (Company Q) to propose the XYZ Project as a EFG incubator. A brief description of the project is below. A draft project proposal has been posted on http://www.eclipse.org/proposals/xyz/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *Project Declaration for the "XYZ Project" The goal of this project is to add comprehensive support blah blah blah...
- RThe EMO requires positive approval from at least three people before publicly posting the proposal and sending the declaration. All three people (or their appointed delegates) must reply that they are ok (+1) with the hidden-url proposal and the declaration before the proposal will be made public.
- The proposer, speaking for all the people and companies involved
- The Eclipse Foundation's Director of Committer Community
- The Eclipse Foundation's Executive Director
- The EMO updates the internal Foundation database, thus publishing the proposal on the website. At the same time, the EMO creates the corresponding discussion newsgroup.
- The EMO sends you an email reminding you to read and implement the Guidelines for the Proposal Phase
(7) Press and Publicity
History has shown that companies who are starting or joining their first open-source project, or perhaps merely their first Eclipse open-source project, want to carefully stage the press announcements. Because the Eclipse membership-at-large is large and includes press, the EMO works carefully with the proposers to ensure that news is not prematurely leaked.
A press release at this point is optional. Some companies and individuals like to have a press release when the project is proposed, while others prefer to wait until the project is approved/created, and then others do not issue one at all - it is completely up to the proposal team. Any release must include Q&A's, messages and preparation by the stakeholder spokespeople. The discipline of creating a press release ensures that all stakeholders have agreed on messages, positioning and have identified spokepersons.
RIf you do decide to issue a press release, the Eclipse Foundation Marketing Director must help you coordinate the announcement. (Email the EMO for further information.)
(8) Legal Paperwork to Start Now
GIt is important for the proposers to begin moving the various Committer Agreements through their company's legal department as the paperwork always seems to take longer than one would like. The project cannot be provisioned (source code repository, bug repository, website, etc.) without completed legal paperwork.
Similarly, the proposers will want to start gathering the required documentation for the initial code contribution questionnaire. The important information includes:
- Documentation of code ownership and the right of the proposer to contribute the code under the EPL
- Licenses, source code, and provenance of all third-party (non-EPL) code included or referenced in or by the EPL'ed initial code.
- And by all, we mean ALL the code: many third-party libraries include other third party libraries and those include others and so on and so on.
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Even as China was wowing the world with its spectacular showmanship and athletic prowess at the Beijing Olympics, there were increasing indications its long run of prosperity is being throttled by the economic and financial woes of its top customers, the United States and the European Union, and the worldwide impact of skyrocketing oil costs.
While China's communist leaders could open the treasury and spend the $40 billion to $45 billion the Olympics are reported to have cost, they are less able to offset the sharp downturn in orders for their goods and increased labor/manufacturing/shipping costs.
To keep its factories humming, managers have had to pay significantly higher wages to attract workers, resulting in some manufacturing moving from China to lower wage countries.
Costs for transporting a standard 40-foot shipping container to the United States have more than doubled, from $3,000 to around $8,000, making it more expensive to ship everything from toys to steel.
In a carrying coals to Newcastle scenario in which it was cost-effective for American companies to send bulk raw products such as poultry or lumber to China for processing, then re-ship the finished products back to the United States, high transportation costs are stopping that.
All this, analysts say, could result in a decline in China's recent 11 percent annual growth rate of as much as 1.5 percent to 2 percent. Ironically, the higher manufacturing and shipping costs could spur the movement of some production back to the United States, neighboring Mexico, to European Union nations or nearby Eastern European countries.
China's economic boom has been built on its vast pool of cheap labor, sucking manufacturing jobs out of the United States and other high wage countries — hundreds of thousands of textile jobs have been lost in the United States over the past 10 years, and China has become the dominant force in the manufacture of the majority of the non-food items at your local Wal-Mart.
They've done this while trampling on virtually every concept of human rights and personal freedoms, keeping their currency artificially devalued against the dollar and Euro to make their goods cheaper and imported goods more costly, ripping off companies around the world by counterfeiting everything from designer bags to Hollywood movies to prescription drugs, skirting safety standards to churn out baby products and toys containing lead and animal/human products contaminated with harmful chemicals, and becoming one of the world's major environmental polluters (seven of 10 cities on the World Health Organization's worst polluters list are in China, and a World Bank report says some 760,000 Chinese die prematurely each year from air/water pollution).
China is nothing if not determined, however, when it comes to attaining goals, as amply demonstrated in their campaign to be chosen as the location for the 2008 Olympics; in their concentrated training of athletes, starting almost as toddlers, that allowed them to sweep the gold medals; and in putting on a happy face for the world.
It remains to be seen whether the goodwill from the games can be expanded upon as China tries to continue its economic growth and win acceptance in the world's eyes.


text: Secretary birds are identified by South Africa's early warning system as being fast headed towards extinction. https://hdwallpapers.cat/secretary_bird_speaking_pretty_calling_hd-wallpaper-531535/ August 28, 2015 Early warning systems help track the weather and can do the same for species Phoebe Barnard, University of Cape Town Early warning systems are available for things like tsunamis and diseases. Why not for animals as well?


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California Department of Transportation
Date: January 31, 2014
District: 9 – Inyo, Mono & Eastern Kern Counties
Contact: Florene Trainor
Phone: (760) 872-0603
Bishop – The California Transportation Commission has allocated $138 million in new funding to 32 projects that will improve highways, bridges, and passenger rail and further strengthen the state's economy.
"From one end of the state to the other, transportation projects are providing good paying jobs while at the same time reducing traffic congestion for the people and businesses in California," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty.
The allocations include approximately $25 million from Proposition 1B, a transportation bond approved by voters in 2006. To date, more than $17 billion in Proposition 1B funds have been put to work statewide for transportation purposes.
The remaining $113 million in allocations came from assorted transportation accounts funded by state and federal dollars.
Highlights of the funding allocations include:
- $65,000 was allocated for Plans, Specifications and Estimates to reconstruct and resurface the roadways on three county roads in South Bishop. The outcome is to create the plans to resurface 4.3 miles of pavement, extend pavement life, and improve safety.
- $190,000 was allocated for the construction of a paved bike path from North Third Street and East Pine Street to the Bishop City Park. The outcome is to construct a two-lane, 1000 foot log paved path to provide a safe bicycle and pedestrian connection between the surrounding neighborhood and the City Park.
- $62,000 was allocated for Plans, Specifications and Estimates to construct bicycle lanes on both sides of Sunland Drive from U.S. Highway 395 to State Route 168 (West Line Street). The purpose of this project is to provide a safer and less-congested alternative bicycle route along 3.8 miles of roadway.
- $130,000 was allocated to Mono County Local Transportation Commission for Planning, Programming and Monitoring.
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Every once in a while a fight breaks out on the Wall Street playground. As soon as someone sees one starting to simmer they scream, "FIGHT!" and everyone gathers around to watch. I've been ringside for a few of these epic battles. They usually never disappoint. It's dirty. No rules. Hair pulling is not only accepted, but rewarded.
I remember when I jumped to Argus Partners when it was spun off from the Galleon Group. Actually "spun off" is nice way of categorizing a bloody coup. Raj Rajaratnam was not happy at all with the defection of Krishen Sud and his health-care team (including me.) So when I began making calls to the big brokerages on the Street to let them know Argus was in business, it wasn't a surprise that I received an icy reception. Raj and Gary Rosenbach had told all of Galleon's sales coverage that if they did business with Argus Partners, they couldn't do business with them.
It's ugly: I know most hedge-fund managers would rather go through a sticky divorce and custody battle than deal with a former employee-turned-competitor.
The high-frequency trading debate that erupted this week on the NYSE and CNBC was worthy of making the "best of" reel. Click ahead for some of the best battles in Wall Street history.
By Turney Duff
Turney Duff, a CNBC.com contributor, is a former trader at the hedge fund Galleon Group. He chronicled the spectacular rise and fall of his career on Wall Street in the book, "The Buy Side." Follow him on Twitter @turneyduff.
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text: > [mailto:beowulf-bounces at beowulf.org] On Behalf Of Huw Lynes > On Wed, 2008-09-17 at 08:45 -0500, John Leidel wrote: > > I almost hate to throw this one out there, but does anyone > remember the > > SGI deskside series? Challenge, Origin, Onyx.... > > > > Having experience of all three, I suggest that it's a bit of a stretch > to refer to any of those as "deskside". "Challenge" covered a lot of system types. Some were proper desksides, but not proper Challenges: From Wikipedia: "Other systems from Silicon Graphics that used the "Challenge" brand were the Challenge M and the Challenge S. These systems were repackaged Silicon Graphics Indigo2 and Indy workstations that were not configured with the graphics hardware that made them useful as workstations. These systems were Challenges in name only and have no architectural similarity with the multiprocessing Challenges, although they had cases with the same blue hue as proper Challenges." -Tom


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The topsy-turvy race for New York's Democratic mayoral nomination has shifted again, with Public Advocate Bill de Blasio surging to a statistical tie with City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and former comptroller Bill Thompson in striking distance, a new poll shows.
Disgraced former New York Rep. Anthony Weiner, meanwhile, has been unable to stanch the fallout from his admission last month that his online sexual relationships with women continued after he resigned from Congress in 2011.
In a few short weeks, Weiner dropped from first to an apparent fourth place spot, according to the NBC 4 New York/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll.
The poll, conducted Monday through Wednesday, found Quinn's support at 24 percent, statistically unchanged from the last poll in July. De Blasio jumped to 21 percent from 14 percent.
Thompson followed at 16 percent, just a couple points higher from July, and Weiner dropped to 12 percent from 16 percent.
Comptroller John Liu, Bronx Pastor Erick Salgado and former City Councilman Sal Albanese remained stuck in the back of the pack. The poll of 679 registered Democrats has a plus or minus 3.8 percentage point margin of error.
As Weiner flounders, the race's momentum has turned in favor of de Blasio, a liberal, outspoken critic of Mayor Michael Bloomberg and New York's policing tactics -- particularly stop-and-frisk, which a federal judge deemed unconstitutional this week. De Blasio's turnaround is due in part to a swell of support from black voters; 20 percent of black Democrats said they'd vote for him, up from 10 percent last month.
His surge in the polls has come as he has sought to showcase his racially mixed family on the trail, and released an ad narrated by his teenage son, Dante.
Thompson, the only black candidate in the race, has the support of 22 percent of black Democrats, the poll found.
De Blasio now stands as the race's best-liked candidate, with 59 percent of Democrats saying they had a favorable impression of him, and 14 percent saying they didn't.
Quinn, by contrast, has seen her image deteriorate. Once the clear front-runner, she is the Democratic candidate with the closest association with Bloomberg, and now suffers from a rising unfavorability rating. In February, 17 percent of Democrats said they didn't think positively of her; this week, the number jumped to 32. Still, 54 percent of Democrats said they had a favorable impression of her.
And then there's Weiner, who has hit an all-time low: 26 percent of Democrats said they thought highly of him, and 63 percent said they did not.
That's quite a fall since June, when a NBC 4 New York/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll showed Weiner leading the primary field. Back then, 52 percent of Democrats said they had a favorable impression of him, and 36 percent did not.
With the Sept. 10 primary drawing closer, and small margins separating the leading candidates, it seems likely that none will receive the 40 percent of votes needed to avoid an Oct. 1 runoff.
The campaign also appears vulnerable to more dramatic swings: only 43 percent of Democrats said they were firmly committed to their choice of candidates.
"There is still a large group of persuadable voters," said Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion. "Voters are still having a difficult time sorting this all out."
The poll asked voters to pick who they'd vote for in various runoff scenarios. In a race between de Blasio and Quinn, the two candidates came out in a statistical tie, 44 percent to 42 percent. The results weren't much different in a hypothetical matchup between Thompson and Quinn: 44 percent to 43 percent. Asked to choose between de Blasio and Thompson, respondents picked de Blasio, 44 percent to 36 percent.
This was the first NBC 4 New York/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll in which Quinn didn't earn a larger percentage than any rival in a potential runoff.
In the race for the Republican nomination, Joseph Lhota, a former MTA chairman and aide to Mayor Rudy Giuliani, led billionaire businessman John Catsimatidis, 33 percent to 22 percent, according to the new poll. Homelessness-services nonprofit head George McDonald was in third with 12 percent. Nearly a third of registered voters surveyed said they were undecided.
The Republican numbers are the result of answers from 132 GOP-registered New Yorkers, a relatively small sample that carries a plus or minus 8.5 percentage point margin of error.
Because Republicans don't seem very focused on their party's primary, the race remains "subject to potential movement of a large nature," Miringoff said.
The NBC 4 New York/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll also surveyed the fields in undercard city races.
In the Democratic primary race for comptroller, former Gov. Eliot Spitzer widened his lead over Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer, to 56 percent to 34 percent. A large proportion of that lead is due to overwhelming support from blacks and Latinos, Miringoff said.
The Democratic primary race for public advocate remains difficult to assess. More than half of Democrats said they were undecided, and the leading candidate, City Councilwoman Letitia James, received 16 percent of respondents' support. Her closest rival was university professor Catherine Guerriero at 12 percent. Rounding out the field were state Sen. Daniel Squadron (9 percent), former deputy public advocate Reshma Saujani (3 percent) and civilian police official Sidique Wai (2 percent).


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Project overview
Acronym: INTERMEDIA-NoE
Type: FP 6 programme Network of Excellence
Title: Interactive Media with Personal Networked Devices
Contract Number: 038419
Period: 2006.10 ~ 2010.09.30
Coordinator: Prof. Nadia Magnenat-Thalmann (MIRALab, UNIGE, Switzerland)
INTERMEDIA seeks to progress beyond home and device-centric convergence toward truly user-centric convergence of multimedia. Our vision is The User as Multimedia Central: the user as the point at which services (multimedia applications) and the means for interacting with them (devices and interfaces) converge. Key to our vision is that users are provided with a personalized interface and with personalized content independently of the particular set of physical devices they have available for interaction (on the body, or in their environment), and independently of the physical space in which they are situated. Our approach to this vision is to investigate a flexible wearable platform that supports dynamic composition of wearable devices, an ad-hoc connection to devices in the environment, a continuous access to multimedia networks, as well as adaptation of content to devices and user context.
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ICT 2010 Digitally Driven
InterMedia is selected to present demonstration at the ICT Exhibition in Brussels.
Brussels, Belgium, 27-29 September 2010


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, a new website aiming to muscle in on touts' earnings from football matches, has gone live in the UK.
Backed by lastminute.com founder Brent Hoberman and David Katz, head of Yahoo's sports and entertainment unit, the site provides an online exchange for fans to buy and sell unused tickets to games.
The firm has also signed partnerships with Chelsea and Manchester United to create official exchanges linked to their main sites.
After establishing itself in the UK, viagogo plans to open up a German site and eventually expand to the rest of Europe.
"We estimate that the secondary ticketing market in Europe is currently worth approximately £4-5 billion a year, of which the UK market accounts for in excess of one billion pounds annually," CEO Eric Baker told Reuters.
Baker moved to viagogo.com from StubHub.com in the US – a popular site where American fans can buy lastminute sports tickets, and whose model viagogo hopes to replicate.
Viagogo has received US$20 million in financing from backers including Danny Rimer of Index Ventures, and financier Lord Jacob Rothschild. Index Ventures is the lead outside investor.
Peter Kenyon, chief executive of Chelsea FC, said: "This is a service for our fans that means more members will have more opportunities to buy tickets for matches than ever before.
"By providing a secure and transparent environment, season ticket holders will be able to legally sell tickets they are unable to use to other loyal Chelsea fans at a consistent price. This will help the fight against ticket touts."
While viagogo's initial focus is on sports tickets, its site also features links to music concert and theatre and arts events.
Both Hoberman and Katz will sit on the company's advisory board. It is the second venture backed by the lastminute co-founder to be announced this week, after student social networking site Univillage.com revealed him to be an investor and non-executive director.