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Turkey Shells Syria for Third Day
Turkey's military fired artillery into Syria for the third straight day on Friday in response to a mortar which landed in the southern Turkish countryside. Joe Parkinson has details on The News Hub from Turkey. Photo: Getty Images.
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Bike Park BC Picks the Winners for the 'Ultimate Road Trip'
Twenty semi finalists were selected from thousands of entries from the UK, Canada and America, the elite 20 had to then write a short small essay on why 'they' should win the 'Ultimate Road Trip'
Marie Helene Carrier, Sherbrooke, Quebec and Chris Jones, Walnut Creek, California have been selected as the winners of the eight-day seven-night road trip to three of the world's premier lift-accessed resorts-Whistler, Sun Peaks and Mount Washington.
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TRISTRAM COFFIN, LIEUTENANT, ESQ. (Tristram1) was born in Brixton, England, in 1632 and became a merchant tailor at Newbury, Mass., serving his apprenticeship under Henry Somerby whose widow he married there March 2, 1653, Judith Greenleaf. Mr. Coffin was very active in church and civil affairs, "of known piety and judgment". In 1660, he was deputy marshal of Newbury and the following year was constable. Sworn a freeman in 1668, he served on the trial jury in 1673, 1678 and 1682; and on the grand
jury in 1670, 1671 and 1680. For 20 years he was a deacon of First Church of Newbury and in 1681 and 1682 was commissioner of small causes. He was made a lieutenant in 1683 and was a deputy to the General Court from 1695 to 1702. Tristram left considerable real estate when he died February 4, 1704, at 72.
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Shortly after becoming president, Thomas Jefferson received a letter from the Danbury BaptistAssociation: "Our sentiments are uniformly on the side of religious liberty: that Religion is at all times and places a matter between God and individuals…"
Jefferson responded: "Believing with you that religion is a matter which lies solely between Man & his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legitimate powers of government reach actions only, & not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should "make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof," thus building a wall of separation between Church & State." -Thomas Jefferson
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Cassel Chronicles: The Conclusion
Warning: this is long. If you don't care about Patriots games skip to the second part. There's some good stuff from Football Outsiders.
Over the last two months weve reviewed the best and worst of Matt Cassel during eight Patriots games. With training camp set to start Saturday, its almost time to move on from Cassels past and look to the future. But first, well take one final look at 2008.
With a young team, a new offense and a whole lot of unfamiliarity, there will undoubtedly be plenty of negatives for Cassel over the next few months. So with that in mind, well just focus on the positives from a few more Patriots games last season.
Then we wrap it up with a summation of Cassel and just what he brings to the Chiefs this season.
1st quarter 1:49 1st-and-10
Weve covered the difficulties Matt Cassel had last season in hooking up deep with Randy Moss, so its nice to see him improve, even if it doesnt result in a completion. On this play the Patriots fake a handoff and Cassel makes Arizonas safety bite on a pump fake. This leaves Moss one-on-one with Antrel Rolle deep and Cassel lets it fly.
The throw is magnificent. Rolle actually has decent coverage, but Moss never has to break stride and the ball is placed over his right shoulder, away from the cornerback. It falls perfectly into the receivers hands, only to be dropped. Daryl Johnston comments on Cassels great pass.
2nd quarter 13:43 2nd-and-12
In the middle of a heavy snowstorm, the Patriots are up 14-0 but pushing for more, lined up in five wide at midfield. The Cardinals only rush four so Cassel has plenty of time to step up into a clean pocket, and he finds Jabar Gaffney down the middle of the field for a huge 34-yard gain.
Theres nothing all that impressive about this throw to be honest. Gaffney is wide open and theres no pressure on Cassel. But horrible field conditions and the weather make it an impressive play. The field is absolutely covered in snow, and flakes are coming down in buckets at an angle, indicating wind. Visibility is low.
Despite all of that Cassel delivers a strike, hitting Gaffney in stride and enabling him to run after the catch for significant yardage. Also, Cassel passes up an open Wes Welker running a shallow drag route, indicating his willingness to be aggressive even in less-than-favorable conditions. Two plays later the Patriots score a touchdown.
1st quarter 5:24 1st-and-10
After a play-action fake, the Patriots send two receivers out, trying for a big play down the field. Cassels first read is on the right side, with Randy Moss going deep, but hes covered, so our quarterback comes all the way back to the left side of the field and spots an open Jabar Gaffney, running an intermediate comeback route.
The impressive part of this play comes as Cassel prepares to make the throw to his left, as a safety is barreling right down on top of him, and is right in his line of sight. Its not easy to keep your eyes focused down the field with the pass rush closing in, but Cassel simply sets his feet and fires the ball with great accuracy for a 17-yard gain. Theres no hesitation, even though Cassel takes a shot and ends up on his butt at the conclusion of the play.
4th quarter 10:16 1st-and-10
With the Patriots trailing by three and the game winding down, every play becomes more important. Fortunately, Matt Cassel delivers here and gets his offense deeper into St. Louis territory on a drive that eventually culminates in the tying field goal.
The Rams dont blitz, but theres pressure up the middle after Cassel completes his first read to the right side of the field. As he snaps his head around to the left, a defensive tackle is right on top of Cassel, and he has no room to step up in the pocket. He still manages to get rid of the ball on time, and even though its off his back foot, its well placed and an easy 12-yard catch for Randy Moss.
4th quarter 9:36 1st-and-10
The Patriots line up in five wide as they approach the St. Louis goal line and, desperate for a stop, the Rams bring a zone blitz off the right side of the formation. It doesnt faze Cassel even a bit, however, as he completes his drop and keeps his eyes down the field.
With two defenders barreling down on top of him, Cassel is completely focused on the throw, and its a beauty a perfect 40-yard spiral, lofted toward the left corner of the end zone, right into the hands of Randy Moss, who doesnt break stride but still drops a sure touchdown. The interesting part of this pass is that again, the coverage is solid. Cassel just makes a throw thats indefensible.
4th quarter 3:25 1st-and-10
Matt Cassel has brought his team from behind, and has marched them down the field for a potential go-ahead score, but theres still 15 yards to go for a touchdown. The Patriots decide to put the game in their young quarterbacks hands and line up in five wide, most likely hoping to catch the Rams in man coverage.
Thats because the play is a slant-and-go to Kevin Faulk. Cassel pumps once to try and draw up the linebacker covering Faulk, and then lofts the ball towards the front corner of the end zone. Linebacker Pisa Tinoisamoa actually has great coverage on the play but, again, the pass is so well thrown Faulk doesnt have to make much of an adjustment, if any at all - he doesnt have much of a chance to defend it. The ball drops right in for the game-winning touchdown.
1st quarter 8:33 2nd-and-11
Already up by a touchdown and threatening for another score, the Patriots run everybody out in the pattern, with Benjamin Watson going up the seam and into the end zone. The Raiders have him well covered however so Matt Cassel turns to the left and Randy Moss, who is actually, again, fairly well covered. Nevertheless, Cassel steps up and fires a dart toward the pylon, right into his receivers hands for a touchdown.
The interesting part of this play is Cassels apparent willingness to throw to a receiver who was open by only the slimmest margin. He ignored two wide open short options, and instead tried and succeeded to make a longer throw that required almost exact precision to complete. Rich Gannon gushes over Cassels accuracy in the booth.
3rd quarter 14:26 2nd-and-9
When youre as accurate a passer as Matt Cassel, sometimes the pass rush and the coverage is pretty much meaningless. Thats the case on this play, which is just an 11-yard gain, but really an unfair one.
Cassel takes the snap and as he begins his throwing motion, Randy Moss is not even four yards down the field. Its not as if Moss is running a slant, either, hes just running straight down the field. But Cassels timing and accuracy is so perfect, all Moss has to do is plant one foot and lean backwards as the ball arrives.
Of course, theres no play for Nnamdi Asomugha despite the fact hes on Moss hip the entire way. The throw is too perfect. This is the sort of ridiculous timing you see between quarterbacks and receivers like Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison. To see it from a first-year starter like Cassel is certainly impressive.
So weve just spent two months reviewing Matt Cassels games from last year. What did we learn? What are his strengths and his weaknesses? Why did the Chiefs give up a second-round pick and a wheelbarrow of Hunt money for him? How will his game, without Randy Moss or Wes Welker, translate from New England to Kansas City?
Well, were not exactly NFL scouts, but certain things definitely become clear if you pay enough attention. There were obvious patterns for better or for worse - that repeated themselves in Cassels game over the course of the 2008 season. We can break them down into the following categories.
If nothing else, Cassels accuracy separates him from the average NFL quarterback. According to Football Outsiders, he was the 9th most accurate passer in the league last year at 84.6 percent. This was the percentage of his passes which were referring to the official FO definition not marked as Thrown Ahead, Thrown Behind, Overthrown, Underthrown, or Out of Bounds. Does not include passes marked Thrown Away, Tipped at Line, or Hit in Motion.
Theres no question that percentage bore itself out in Cassels play. It didnt matter which receiver he was throwing to, whether it was Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Jabar Gaffney, Benjamin Watson or Kevin Faulk. He showed the ability to hit all of them in stride, and not just on short routes.
Cassel also showed the rare ability to connect with receivers who were actually well covered at the point of his release. And its not as if he was out there throwing jump balls around the yard like Brett Favre. Cassel was simply great at putting it where only his receiver could get it, time and again.
We can probably attribute Cassels near-impeccable accuracy to his consistent footwork. Time and again, he showed an affinity for resetting his feet depending on where he wanted to throw the football. It was extremely rare to see him attempt an off-balance throw, although when he had to throw on the run, it wasnt an issue.
Where Cassels accuracy faltered most was on the deep passes over 30 yards, especially to Moss. Fortunately it wasnt because of a lack of arm strength. At times Cassel actually overthrew Moss.
Inexplicably, Cassel also had a tendency simply to flat miss a throw at times. It didnt matter if he was throwing on the run or standing still in the pocket. Occasionally, he would just throw up a duck for no apparent reason.
How will Cassels accurate passing benefit the Chiefs? The fewer circus catches Dwayne Bowe has to make, the better. And it goes without saying that if Bowe can catch more passes in stride, his yards after the catch average will skyrocket.
Tyler Thigpen, by the way, was ranked 28th in quarterback accuracy by Football Outsiders. Its also worth noting that Cassels completion percentage could have been even higher. The Patriots dropped 30 passes last season, the 12th highest mark in the league (again, we tip our hats to FO).
Theres no question Cassels smarts helped him succeed despite his inexperience last season. How else do you explain his low interception percentage? But what may not be so obvious is just how rarely he was truly fooled by a defense.
Cassel threw 11 interceptions in 2008, which is already a low number, but in watching the games we discovered that at least four of those interceptions were caused by the receiver (Im looking at you, Randy Moss). And we didnt watch every game, so the number of turnovers Cassel was actually personally responsible for may be even lower.
The low turnover rate is pretty easily explained Cassel simply didnt throw into tight coverage or take chances with the ball that often. He didnt have to, because he constantly went through his progressions and found the open man again and again.
Even when defenses blitzed Cassel relentlessly, or stacked the line of scrimmage with defenders who dropped out into zones, usually he read the coverage correctly. Early in the season there were a few cases of happy feet, the usual symptom of indecision in a quarterback.
But as the weeks wore on, Cassel looked more and more like a quarterback who knew exactly what he was doing on every snap. There werent many signs of confusion. He was in control.
The first thing that really became obvious about Cassel was his athleticism. For a 6-foot-4, 230-pound quarterback, he can really move, and racked up 270 rushing yards in 2008.
But those stats dont tell the whole story. While Cassel was sacked 47 times last season, and has been accused of holding onto the ball too long, it really wasnt as big of a problem as its been made out to be. Early in the year the Patriots had issues on their offensive line, and at times Cassel had no chance. Calling on Football Outsiders again, the Patriots ranked third in the NFL in blown blocks, with 25 in 582 pass plays.
When New England sorted out their protection issues around midseason, the sacks drastically dropped, and Cassels mobility really helped out at times. Even if he wasnt scrambling for a first down, he was great at moving outside the pocket and buying time for his receivers (although he rarely needed to do so, because the Patriots executed on offense so well).
But its important to note that Cassel was never at any point a run-first, pass-second quarterback. Too often this is an issue with young passers, but in Cassels case, most of the time running was a last resort after he went through his progressions and didnt find anyone open. And frequently he showed decisiveness in escaping the pocket in such situations.
Occasionally, Cassels mobility got him into trouble. There were times when he escaped pressure and decided to throw across his body or attempt a throw that required a stronger arm than he possesses. But these instances were infrequent.
As was already noted, Cassel was sacked 47 times a year ago, but he was also hit 88 times, the third-most in the league behind Kurt Warner and David Garrard. Despite that he was never seriously injured and never became gun-shy. He was always willing to stand in the pocket and take a hit to make the play.
Likely, this is an aspect Head Coach Todd Haley really appreciated if he had any say in bringing Cassel to Kansas City. After all, it was Haley who coached Warner last season in Arizona.
Cassels toughness also showed up when he ran with the ball. He wasnt afraid to lead with his helmet when he needed a first down, and though that can be dangerous, his large frame and thick lower body often prevented defenders from laying any serious hits. Actually, at times he was successful in breaking tackles, although no one should compare him to Daunte Culpepper.
Clearly this is an attribute that will be needed in Kansas City. The Chiefs have had their problems on the offensive line, and if the receivers struggle at all this year, Cassel may need to hold on to the ball a little longer than he did in New England.
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There were some of us that weren't thrilled with the trade that brought Cassel to KC, but now that he is our QB, we, as fans of the Chiefs, should all be rooting for Cassel to do just what Calthan suggests.
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Welcome to another edition of In The Spotlight. Philip Kerr's Bernhard 'Bernie' Gunther series is among the most well-respected of historical mystery series, and justly so. Set mostly in Berlin during the years just before, during and just after World War II, the series effectively captures that frightening and memorable era. Perhaps this is just my opinion, but I say it's more than about time I included one of Kerr's novels in this feature so let's do that today. Let's turn the spotlight on March Violets, the first of Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels.
The real action in March Violets begins when former police officer-turned private investigator Gunther is summoned late at night to the home of Hermann Six. Six is a very wealthy and successful businessman who wants to hire Gunther to track down a diamond necklace. He then tells Gunther the story behind the necklace's disappearance. Not long ago, Six's daughter Grete and her husband Paul Pfarr were murdered in their bed, and their safe was rifled. The necklace was in the safe and Six wants it back. He makes it clear, though, that he isn't interested in having Gunther investigate the murders themselves; he says that the police are doing that. But he doesn't want the necklace to fall into the authorities' hands because, as he says,
'I love my country. And there is nobody who gives more than I do. But I simply cannot stand the thought that the Reich is to be enriched even further at my expense.'
Gunther agrees to the arrangement and begins his search for answers. Through his various contacts, he narrows down the list of people who might possibly have the diamonds. And since the murders can't really be separated from the theft, Gunther asks questions about them too. The trail leads him through all sorts of seedy areas, low-class nightclubs and so on.
As the investigation goes on, Gunther comes to the attention of some unpleasant members of Berlin's criminal class, who have no wish for him to find out the truth. And as he continues, Gunther discovers that those people are very probably working with members of Germany's new leadership class, who are not eager to have that connection come out. In the end, Gunther finds out the truth about the murders and the necklace. His trail leads him to the highest circles and uncovers some of the real ugliness of the Third Reich.
And that ugliness is one of the important elements in this novel. This is a noir story and lives up to the sub-genre's reputation for bleakness, at least in terms of atmosphere. The story takes place in 1936, in the lead-up to the Berlin Olympic Games. The Nazi party is in control of the government and people are truly afraid of falling afoul of the Gestapo. Kerr doesn't sugarcoat life at that time and in that place. For instance, one of Gunther's cases involves a client who's trying to trace her son, who's become a 'U-Boat' – a Jew in hiding. There are also scenes in which people – mostly Jews – are desperately trying to sell their jewels and other goods to get enough money to leave or at least to eat. And all throughout the book, there are examples of the vicious anti-Semitism, racism, homophobia and sexim that permeated Nazi Germany. Even those who aren't ardent Nazis themselves feel compelled to join in, and the effect is chilling.
This is a 'hardboiled' story too, so there is a measure of violence and quite a strong sense that no-one can be trusted. Readers who don't like a lot of violence will be disappointed. That said though, the violence is not gratuitous, nor is it drawn out. It is ugly though, and unsettling.
Another element in this novel is the city itself. As Gunther tries to trace the missing necklace and uncover the truth about the murders, he goes to all sorts of different places in Berlin, and the reader travels along:
'It was late, gone one o'clock, when finally I drove back to my apartment in Trautenaustrasse, which is in Wilmersdorf, a modest neighbourhood, but still a lot better than Wedding, the district of Berlin in which I grew up. The street itself runs north-east from Güntzelstrasse past Nikolsburger Platz, where there is a scenic sort of fountain in the middle of the square. I lived, not uncomfortably, at the Prager Platz end.'
Throughout the novel, too, there's a stark difference between the real Berlin and the Berlin that's been cleaned up and made beautiful for the tourists who are attending the Olympics.
There is also a thread of dark sarcastic wit throughout the novel. It may not appeal to all readers, but it does give a wry perspective on life in Berlin. For example, at one point, Gunther is in search of a regular informant:
'I didn't expect to find Neumann at the dump where he lived…but I tried there anyway. Kottbusser Tor was the kind of area that had worn about as well as a music-hall poster, and Admiralstrasse, Number 43 was the kind of place where the rats wore ear-plugs and the cockroaches had nasty coughs.'
Later, Gunther tracks Neumann down. Here's just a bit of their conversation.
''Look, Herr Gunther, can we make this quick? I'm going over to Karlshorst this afternoon.'
'Oh? Got a tip, have you?'
'Well, as a matter of fact – '
I laughed. 'Neumann, I wouldn't bet on a horse that you were going to back if it could out-pace the Hamburg Express.''
Despite his frank dislike and distrust of Neumann, Gunther does find him useful.
This bit of conversation, and Gunther's feelings about Neumann, also reveal a lot about Gunther's character, which is another important element in this novel. Gunther is no fan of the Nazis, and he has nothing but contempt for their violent anti-Semitism and their thuggery. In fact one of the reasons he dislikes Neumann as heartily as he does is that Neumann is happy to betray Jews in hiding if he thinks it'll get him some money. On the other hand, Gunther is well aware of the power of the Nazi party. He makes the obligatory salutes (albeit sardonically whenever he can), he listens to the required broadcasts and so on. And he doesn't try to 'play hero.' He does his best to negotiate the very dangerous minefield that is 1936 Berlin without becoming a 'March violet' – a latecomer to the Nazi party – or being drawn into the betrayal and violence of the era. He tries to maintain his ethics in a place and at a time when it's extremely difficult to do so.
March Violets is an uncompromising look at Berlin during the ascendance of the Nazis just before World War II. The mystery is believable and Kerr draws the various plot threads together in a credible way. The character of Bernie Gunther fits right into the time and place of the novel, and it's not hard to be on his side as he searches for the answers. But what's your view? Have you read March Violets? If you have, what elements do you see in it?
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Lawyers For Thomas Cooley Law School Skirt Legal & Ethical Questions In Uncovering Anonymous Blogger They're Suing
from the maybe-they-don't-teach-ethics-at-thomas-cooley-law-school dept
Anyway, the lawyer representing Cooley, Michael Coakley, who attended the (according to Cooley itself) far inferior law school of the University of Michigan, apparently decided to take some questionable steps in identifying one of the bloggers in question. Initially, he had filed a subpoena on the ISP via the Michigan state court where the case is pending, demanding identifying info. The blogger's lawyer, John Hermann, filed a motion to quash the subpoena. While the court was still considering that, Coakley went and had another subpoena for info served via California. While the ISP (more on that in another post) had promised Hermann that it would not divulge the info while the motion to quash was being considered, and then told him it wouldn't do anything before August 22nd, it apparently handed over the info on August 17th.
Coakley then sent Hermann a letter saying that since the ISP had already identified the blogger from the second subpoena, Hermann's motion to quash the original subpoena was moot, and threatened to ask for sanctions against Hermann if he didn't drop it. He also threatened to reveal the blogger's name in a public court filing, if Hermann and the blogger did not agree to certain conditions and provide certain info.
Of course, all of this is of dubious ethics and legality. As Paul Alan Levy explains via the link above:
In fact, because Coakley knew that he had obtained this information in the face of a pending motion to quash the subpoena asserting that the Doe had a First Amendment privilege to speak anonymously, he not only had no right to obtain had no right to use the information against Doe, but he had an obligation to return the information pending a resolution of the discovery dispute. That is because Michigan, like most jurisdictions, has a discovery rule protecting against the misuse of information that has been obtained despite a claim of privilege. In Michigan, Rule 2.302(B)(7) provides thatThankfully, the court seems to recognize this somewhat questionable activity on the part of Coakley, and has ruled that the disclosed information should be sequestered, and the papers filed in the case naming the blogger should be stricken from the record. Still, even if this lawyer isn't a Cooley grad, these actions certainly don't reflect well on Cooley as a law school.
- If information that is subject to a claim of privilege or of protection as trial-preparation material is produced in discovery, the party making the claim may notify any party that received the information of the claim and the basis for it. After being notified, a party must promptly return, sequester, or destroy the specified information and any copies it has and may not use or disclose the information until the claim is resolved. A receiving party may promptly present the information to the court under seal for a determination of the claim. If the receiving party disclosed the information before being notified, it must take reasonable steps to retrieve it. The producing party must preserve the information until the claim is resolved.
Because Coakley is the head of the litigation department at a prominent Detroit law firm, he must have been aware of this rule. In fact, his letter could be read as expressing some defensiveness about his obligations, because he began by emphasizing that the disclosure really wasn�t his fault: the disclosure had occurred, he said, �without direction from us (other than the subpoena itself).� But the California subpoena was served after the motion to quash was filed in Michigan, and the threat to use the privileged information to exact concessions from Doe, and the subsequent filing of an amended complaint and other papers prominently displaying Doe�s name, seem to have been deliberate violations of the rule. Coakley has not responded to my requests for information and for comment on my concerns.
Given how marginal his client's defamation claims against the Doe are, Coakley may have felt he had no choice but to skirt the ethical edge by violating this rule. (The linked complaint, which was a draft attached to Coakley's demand letter, reflects a false name; by the time it filed the amended complaint, it had used the disclosure to identify the Doe and put that name in the complaint). Coakley markets himself to potential clients by proclaiming his reputation as �a scrapper in protecting their interests.� As I see it, Coakley�s scrappiness took him a few steps too far in this case.


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Publisher, superstore chain resolve book dispute
August 19, 2013
NEW YORK (AP) — A months-long dispute that had led to widespread reports superstore chain Barnes & Noble was cutting back on orders and promotion for publisher Simon & Schuster's books has been resolved.
Barnes & Noble and Simon & Schuster had differed over undisclosed financial terms. They've issued a statement saying all "outstanding business issues" have been settled. Monday's statement provides no details about the resolution.
Barnes & Noble Inc. has faced strong competition from Amazon.com in recent years and has struggled.
Simon & Schuster publishes such top sellers as Stephen King and Bob Woodward, although the fallout with Barnes & Noble was believed to have primarily affected lesser-known authors.


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Idealpos Solutions is based in Brisbane, Australia. We develop POS Software for Hospitality and Retail Businesses.
We are currently developing a new product called "Idealpos Mobile Reports". This application can be installed on a iPhone (and soon Android & Windows 7 Phones as well) for business users of Idealpos to view reports of their daily sales etc.
Idealpos Mobile Reports will be promoted to existing users of Idealpos POS software, and will enable Business Owners to retrieve sales data from their POS System and view it on their mobile phone.
We require an icon set to suit the Apple iPhone, and also an icon which can be used in the Apple iStore. This application will eventually be used on Android and Windows 7 Mobile phones.
The Icon is to use the same color set at the attached sample file (splash screen, and Idealpos icon).
Perhaps a graphic in the icon to represent a graphic report such as a pie chart, line chart etc.
We're open to suggestions, however this application is for commercial customers, so must have a "business look and feel" to it, rather than an icon to use for gaming etc...


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|2003-12-21, 08:25
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|2003-12-21, 12:39
|Link #64
Internet God
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Stop spamming from my closet!!!!!
Age: 32
|2003-12-21, 13:00
|Link #65
Afflicted by the vanities
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 31
The people on #animesuki, some of whom live in Japan, would probably like me to point out that Japan has no anti-racism laws, so there's nothing to stop them from charging Americans twice as much to stay at a hotel, kicking Americans out of a store, etc.
|2003-12-21, 13:25
|Link #67
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: San Francisco
Age: 36
Um..if you're talking about computers, I think the US is the place to be. Japanese computers still run Windows or Macs, and those programmers are still in America. In fact, due to export laws, I believe our computers are faster than theirs are (Give the rest of the word old-tech).
So, I'm a poor child who can barely afford to make it to the next day? Thanks, man...!
'If not, then why not'? You want people to tell you WHY they haven't gone to Japan?
Anyway, I went for 3 weeks a couple of summers ago. It was late July/early August, so the heat/humidity were in full effect. Went on a whirlwind tour of Kansai & Kantou, it was pretty cool. No trips to Okinawa or Hokkaido.
If you do go, either know Japanese or bring someone who does. The airline did give us a little book of phrases to communicate with, but it was limited to pointing.
How much does this cost?--------------------------------------------これはいくらですか。
Where is the bathroom?-----------------------------------------------お手洗いはどこですか。
My stomach hurts.------------------------------------------------------御腹が痛いです。
Is there a bank nearby?----------------------------------------------近く銀行がありますか。
Can anyone speak English?------------------------------------------英語が話せる人がいますか。
I don't think you want to do this for a year or two. Finding your way around train stations can be difficult. Not really being able to talk to anyone for a year SUCKS.
|2003-12-21, 14:29
|Link #68
Senior Member
Um..if you're talking about computers, I think the US is the place to be. Japanese computers still run Windows or Macs, and those programmers are still in America. In fact, due to export laws, I believe our computers are faster than theirs are (Give the rest of the word old-tech).
Your ignorance hurts me.
They have the latest and greatest of all hardware that can possibly be out, plus stuff not available elsewhere, including super-tiny laptops and small formfactor desktops.
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Having good programming/IT skills won't help you much. They have plenty skilled in that area.
There are no anti-racism laws but I'll be damned if I've had trouble because of it.
The first anime convention in several years is going to be AX-Tokyo in early January, 2004. I don't remember when the last one was, and Comiket doesn't count. And the Japanese will use ANY event as a reason to cosplay.
|2003-12-21, 14:35
|Link #69
Bubbly and super fun
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Doesn't look like Kansas
Working and living in Japan is completely different that going to visit this country some weeks as a tourist.
Even if the Japanese language can be always learned on the spot and that a good English level is a serious advantage in a country which has much dificulties with this language, there is many problemes for the reasons that some people here have already pointed.
But the largest barrier isn't the language, but the social conventions.
This is necessary to take care to know to remain humble in any circumstance, not to humiliate his interlocutor by show an higher English level than him, understand that Japanese who says yes informs you that he listens, and not that he agrees your remarks.
The behaviors of work and the reference marks are to the antipodes of our (and by our I mean the western contries).
It's not rare to see a japanese closing the eyes in meeting. It's not a momentary somnolence, but a way of being with listening and of putting themselves in withdrawal compared to that which wants to speak.
It's easy to leave your country but it's possible that you may not to be done for the Japan.
That requires patience, humility and especially to know the gestures which can annoy.
Like crossing your legs, to put in one of your pocket in front of Japanese the calling card that you have just received or worse : to write above, to question Japanese on his way of working (to understand why he does something) is insulting, that means that you have doubts on his competences.
And there is many others cultural problem like that.
|2003-12-21, 14:56
|Link #70
Afflicted by the vanities
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Fish-shape Paumanok
Age: 31
Weird, ne ^^;
|2003-12-21, 22:54
|Link #71
Uber Coffee for da win!
Join Date: May 2003
Location: Middle of insanity
Welcome to the world of weird. It's like this all over the world. Heck, I don't even have to go but a state away here in the states to find a totally different culture at times. Like if you go down to New York, something that might seem totally natural in the northern states will probuby get you shot in New York. Same basic idea going to Japan. There's even cultural differences between provinces in Japan.
|2003-12-22, 06:17
|Link #72
I refuse to die dammit!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: UK
Age: 42
Btw Rooms are usually measured by the number of traditonal tatami mats that the floor space can accomodate.
Also prepare yourself for a financial mugging in advance.......
Other places I stayed in were better, if a little rundown. If you want the name of this one (so you can avoid it) let me know .....(Actually its a chain of about 4 owned by the same guy Lets just say they are "Big".....that should be enough of a clue)
|2003-12-22, 12:25
|Link #73
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: China
Besides, I'm not an executive, but a lowly programmer. I'm not even sure if there's going to be a cost-of-living adjustment.
|2003-12-22, 13:12
|Link #74
~chibi tenshi~
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Paris, France ~♪
Age: 36
|2003-12-22, 15:32
|Link #76
Senior Member
actually, if you dig around, the 'gaijin houses' err...ryokans? can be quite nice
mine was a 3 minute walk from takanobaba station, which is part of the yamanote line.. and a minute away from the subway
so i was able to get around really easily
and my kanrinin-san and her daughter were sooooooo nice to me
the first night it took me a while to get to the place, being my first time in jaapn and all, and it was raining, so i didnt have time to get a proper dinner; ie, none at all
so my kanrinin asked if i would like her to prepare something
and on the last night my kanrinin's daughter took me to her friend's restaurant and since i cant read kanji, she helped with the ordering too
my room wasnt too expensive either, it came out to about 35-40ish canadian a night
yep...i loved the time i spent in tokyo, the only regrets i have are not being able to speak japanese.
the only stuff i knew i pretty much picked up off anime, so i could barely make myself understood with only that and a phrase book...heh...i even mixed up the different levels of politeness with different accents in the same sentence
everyone i met though, were REALLY helpful
i would love to go back after i learn more of the language...
oh....and if anyone requests it, i can post some pics of my vacation
|2003-12-22, 18:59
|Link #77
I refuse to die dammit!
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: UK
Age: 42
"Gaijin Houses" are cheap accommodation aimed at foreigners - Erm not always very nice
|2003-12-22, 22:34
|Link #78
Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: China
MwyC - If you put up a link to your photo album, that'll be great. Much obliged!
|2003-12-23, 02:28
|Link #79
Senior Member
ahh..my pbase account is acting up..soo..brinkster it is..
may have to copy and paste urls, sorry
-edit- if you click the links it will give you an error...but you can just press enter in the address bar again since it retains the url
http://www31.brinkster.com/rrmc/yasumi/jsubway1.jpg http://www31.brinkster.com/rrmc/yasumi/jt.jpg http://www31.brinkster.com/rrmc/yasumi/jt3.jpg
hehe....me after walking from my ryokan to shinjuku, exploring the place and walking back...an 8 hour romp
i was by myself for the first bit, then my family came for the last 3 days, these are without my family
oh...and if you are using a digital cam...make sure you r memory cards are good
i lost half my pics cause one of my cards died on me
so no pics of the beautiful countryside/rural areas
|2004-02-23, 18:20
|Link #80
Join Date: Jan 2004
A trip to Japan
For my internet class we're doing a project on "Where would you go for your senior trip if you had $1500?" I decided on going to Tokyo, Japan. I'm not really going there, this project is about what I would do if I did go and I have to write about it on powerpoint(this project basically is to teach us more about search for info online and using powerpoint in general). I used "expedia.com" and have found the prices for flight+hotel. The hotel I got is the "Hilton Narita New Tokyo International Airport"(it's a 4star hotel, and I guess it's also the airport as well ^_^'). If you already know, this hotel is in the chiba region(not Tokyo, but really close!).
What I need help on is, can you guys suggest some cool things I can do there that is anime/gaming related? I already got some idea's, but since I don't know the area well I have no idea if the places are close or far. Tell me some things that are close to that hotel. Oh yeah, also the we suppose to leave June 1 of this year and I can go as long as my money lasts(i've planed 5 days, but i'll only actually be there 3 because it takes a day to fly to Japan). With the flight+hotel I've already spent about $1,200. So I got $300 to last me three days.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Pilgrim Lacrosse League foe Springfield College defeated MIT, 12-2, in men's lacrosse action on Saturday. With the loss, the Engineers' lowered their ledger to 2-4 on the year and 0-2 in conference play.
The Pride opened the scoring almost 10 minutes into the contest. The slim advantage held until MIT posted the equalizer early in the second quarter. Ryan Ballentine set up Jonathan Stolmeier for Tech's sixth extra-man goal of the season. Springfield closed the frame with three consecutive goals which resulted in a 4-1 lead at the break.
The Pride carried the momentum into the third quarter as it extended its advantage after 36 seconds had elapsed. MIT narrowed the gap to three (5-2) almost two minutes later on Tyler Sorba's unassisted goal. This was as close as it would get for the visitors as Springfield rattled off four unanswered goals, including two during the final 23 seconds of the period.
Corey Garvey paced MIT with four groundballs as Zach Brewer collected 16 saves.


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The Mentalist Season 5 Report Card: AChristine Orlando at . Comments
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As we struggle through the long summer hiatus and await the return of The Mentalist this fall, let's relive some of our favorite - and not so favorite moments - from The Mentalist season 5. Read on for our latest TV Fanatic Report Card and grade the CBS drama below...
Best Episode: The Mentalist gave us a really solid season so picking one favorite episode was pretty darn difficult. But in the end I've got to go with the season finale, "Red John Rules." Between floating the idea that Red John is psychic, to breaking into Jane's memory box, the finale was filled with twists and turns. When Red John used an already deceased Lorelei Martins to tell Jane he'd predicted who would be on the final list of seven suspects, even before Jane came up with them, that really got my attention. Knowing that the serial killer will be killing a lot closer to home…let's just say I'm hooked on season 6 and it hasn't even begun.
Worst Episode: I can't say there was an episode that I really hated but "There Will Be Blood" was disappointing. I was a big fan of Lorelei Martins and it felt as though there was more story there to tell, so finding her as Red John's next victim may have been inevitable but was still a disheartening turn of events.
Most Improved Character: Wayne Rigsby. I've never been a big fan of Rigsby. Other than his arson investigative skills, he's always felt like the weakest member of the team. With "Red Velvet Cupcakes" Wayne finally stepped up and told Grace how he really felt. I didn't even care that it was undercover. The words were honest enough to garner my respect and win back his one true love.
Most Disappointing Character: Grace Van Pelt…and only because she was either stuck behind a desk, or plant, or file box for most of the season and then shipped off to Los Angeles for training. I'm happy for actress Amanda Righetti and her new baby but I'll be thrilled to see Grace back full force next season.
Most Intriguing Return: JJ LaRoche. I had hoped we'd see more of this season and The Mentalist gave me my wish, culminating with "Red and Itchy." The fact that LaRoche not only worked with Patrick Jane but asked…no make that begged for his assistance to find his missing Tupperware made for a gratifying episode. The story behind what was in the mysterious container gave this already compelling character yet another curious layer.
Most Disappointing Return: Lorelei Martins. I was captivated by Lorelei from the beginning. She was the smart and seductive Red John disciple who had reason to turn on the psychotic madman. But watching her run around shooting at people and ditching Jane to go rogue was discouraging. Having Red John murder her may have been inevitable but it felt like a mediocre ending for such a unique character.
Hopes for Season 6:
- More danger. I'd love to see Red John go after the core members of the CBI team. Not that I want to see anyone's blood drawn in a smiley face on the wall but I'd love to see how Patrick Jane deals with the people closest to him being in imminent peril.
- With Red John playing head games with Patrick, it would be great to see Teresa step up her game. I'm hoping she's an integral part of keeping Jane on track and hunting down the serial killer.
- Red John. I'd love to see him caught by the end of the season. As show creator Bruno Heller has mentioned, it will be interesting to see how Patrick Jane gets on with his life once Red John is no longer his focus. That said, at the very least I want to know who the maniacal serial killer is before the season ends.
Final Grade: A
How would YOU grade this season of The Mentalist?
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Travel through time with the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts (kicking off this Thursday, 3/28)
The Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts gets underway this Thursday, March 28th and will run through April 27th. With homebase returning to The Kimmel Center and a new theme of time travel this year, the month-long event will use performances, lectures and exihibitions to explore past moments in history including the discovery of America, the lunar landing and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Below, check out a few musical highlights that you won't want to miss, including a selection of free concerts happening in the Kimmel Center's "Time Travel Plaza" (where you will also find a spiraling time machine).
Last Call at the Downbeat (4/5-4/13, Red Room at the Society Hill Playhouse): Learn about Philadelphia's jazz scene in the forties with this staged retrospective of trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie. Watch a short video about the play from show producers Jazz Bridge below.
Prima! Rufus! Judy! (4/21, Verizon Hall): Rufus Wainwright reprises Judy Garland's return to the stage with selections from her 1961 Carnegie Hall performance. The evening will begin with excerpts from Wainwright's own opera Prima Donna. Watch Wainwright perform "Zing! Went the Strings of My Heart" below.


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The McPherson Dog Park Association is hosting a fundraiser Saturday at Wall Park.
The McPherson Dog Park Association is hosting a fundraiser Saturday at Wall Park.
The Wag and Walk or Run event will begin at 2 p.m. and will include one, two and three-mile routes.
The cost is $20 per person, and can be mailed to the McPherson Dog Park Association, P.O. Box 1302, McPherson, KS 67460. Forty to fifty individuals already have signed up.
Those who pre-register will receive a T-shirt and a doggie bag dispenser. Both will have the Wag and Walk or Run logo on them. The dispensers hook onto leashes and will include a roll of refillable bags.
"It's a chance for people to come together and create a good community of fellow animal lovers and people that support the McPherson Dog Park," said McPherson Dog Park Association president Traci Parrish.
The association has had at least a dozen fundraisers in the last year, and the group has almost reached its $25,000 goal. One of those was a Halloween-themed event where owner and pets dressed up in costumes.
Maureen Ensminger of McPherson attended this event and said she made several friends there.
"It was just really neat to see all the different dogs and their owners," she said. "Everybody was having such a good time. We all have common interests, and that was one of the things I enjoyed about it."
Ensminger plans on bringing her two rat terriers, Poppy and Lili, to Saturday's event.
"I'm looking forward to the different dogs and breeds and how they interact, which is always very well that I've noticed," she said.
The non-profit Dog Park Association hopes to build the park entirely through donations. Several years ago, the city received a $25,000 anonymous donation toward the building of a dog park. City officials estimate construction will cost a total of $40,000 to $50,000.
When it is built, the McPherson Dog Park will be on land owned by the city southwest of Avenue A and Centennial Drive. This area is currently agriculture land.
A graphic on the dog park's Facebook pages details three sections within the park, including a large breed section, a small breed section and an agility playground.
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And now our little world is filled with papa blogs, mama zines, alternative child rearing tactical manuals, a plethora of organic ideas, food and diapers. I wonder, will we remember the beginnings of our humble remaking of the world? Pirate Papa seeks to share a small sliver of life experience with those interested souls seeking advice, common ground, friendly words. Let us redefine our selves, and in so doing redefine the rules and relationships around us.
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Toddler & Parent Creative Dance Class in Olympia!
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A few other Stuffed Eggplant recipes for my new readers-
Maharashtrian "Sugar N Spice" Stuffed Eggplants
Lebanese Stuffed Eggplants With PineNuts N Raisins
Baghare Bhaingan
Stuffed Mini Eggplants In Kadai Gravy
Tangy Stuffed Eggplants on a bed of Fragrant Dill and Lime Beans Rice:
- 12#s Small Eggplants
- 3 Tbsp Olive Oil
- 1/2 Tsp Mustard seeds (Optional)
- Lemon-sized Tamarind
- 1-1/2 Tbsp White Sesame seeds(Original recipe calls for Black)
- 1-1/2 Tbsp Cumin Seeds
- 1/2 Tsp Black Pepper
- 2 Stalks Curry Leaves
- 1 Large Yellow Onion, roughly chopped
- 3 Medium Tomatoes, roughly chopped
- 7 Garlic Cloves
- 1 tsp Chili Powder
- 1 Tsp Coriander Powder
- 1/4 Tsp Turmeric Powder
- Salt for taste
- Soak the tamarind in a little warm water and extract thick pulp from it.
- Dry roast the ingredients under "Grinding1" and coarsely grind it. Set aside.
- In a pan, add a tbsp of oil and fry the garlic, onions till the onions are browned.
- Add the tomatoes,all the powders and the salt. Fry till the tomatoes are cooked.
- Grind them coarsely with no water.
- Stuffing Masala: Mix the sesame-cumin powder(Ground Powder) with the ground onion-tomato paste.
- Quarter the eggplants without cutting through.
- Stuff each eggplant with a tsp of stuffing.
- Heat a tbsp of oil and add mustard seeds(if using). Once it starts sputtering, add the stuffed eggplants and gently fry them for a couple of minutes.
- Mix the leftover masala with the thick tamarind pulp and pour it on top of the eggplants. Stir gently to incorporate.
- Check for salt and spice. Add more if needed.
- Lid the pan and cook for 10 minutes on a low flame until the gravy thickens.
- Serve this as a side with rice or roti.


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With beta software comes beta responsibility
iOS 6 is currently in closed beta, not general release. While Apple provides it to anyone with $99, and there will no doubt be all manner of leaks minor and major, there's something incredibly important to keep in mind -- please don't be a jerk about it.
If you chose to install beta software, that's your choice and your responsibility. iMore is not going to be reporting on bugs because there aren't any public-facing bugs in a closed beta. For any and all mainstream users, they don't exist.
When you installed the beta, you agreed to the developer license. File a radar, talk about it on the developer forums, but don't expect to see anything about it here until iOS 6 goes public.
Likewise, please don't leave reviews in the App Store based on app compatibility with iOS 6. If something doesn't work, if an app crashes, if the whole system re-springs, there's a name for that -- beta.
Developers only just received iOS 6. They haven't had any time to test it, let alone dive deeply into it. Apple hasn't even finished running their WWDC developer sessions, let alone explaining them. And developers won't be allowed to upload iOS 6-specific apps until the Gold Master is released, which is months away. They'll likely be able to do iOS 5 compliant work around for some problems, but maybe not all.
Either way, if you chose to install the private iOS 6, you voluntarily gave up your right to complain about problems on the public App Store. You proclaimed yourself a developer and a geek of the highest order. You strapped on your beta balls.
You're responsible for your iPhone and iPad apps now, not the developer. That's it. That's all. End of line.
At least until iOS 6 launches this fall. Then it's open season...


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2007-08-01 / Obituaries
Mary Alice Christophersen: R.N. & Loving Mother
Throughout her life, Mary Alice Christophersen was a woman who cared for others. Whether it was her own family, or those under her care as a registered nurse, she maintained an admirable level of excellence said her family and coworkers.
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May 31, 2007
May 31, 2007
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Following an outstanding rookie campaign, Casey Flynn was named to the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) All-Region Second Team. She became the second person at the Institute to earn All-Region accolades from the IWLCA as Deanna Lentz accomplished this feat in 2005 and 2006.
A NEWMAC All-Conference First-Team pick, Flynn paced the Engineers with 36 goals and four assists for 40 points. In addition, she tallied 16 draw controls and 15 groundballs while ranking fifth in the conference in goals per game (3.00) and 10th in points per game (3.33).