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Your attitude to fight guns with more guns ......well is does seem, a bit, well WRONG
Here in England we have few guns and less gun crime.
Check your crime stats Brian neither of our country's are that safe. Here a comparison
Brilliant deduction and that my friend is exactly the point.
But you ASSUME that it's the availability of guns and not a cultural difference between Europeans, Canadians, etc., and Americans.
How many people in those countries actually want a gun? Obviously, a lot of Americans do.
Locked up in a gun club? Note to criminals: want to get a lot of guns at once?
I always say that the difference between the gun death rates of the USA and Canada is the difference between Americans and Canadians.
Your problem is that there are actual cultural differences between, for example, a Hawaiian or Rhode Islander and a Louisianan or Alaskan. If there were any interest in gun control laws in Louisiana or Alaska there would be ballot initiatives being passed. I don't think any such initiative has even made it as far as the ballot in either state.
Second Amendment considerations aside, are we now down to forcing gun control on states where there is insufficient interest in it to try to pass laws on their own?
As for Ms. Rand's bumper sticker slogan, it's the job of the Supreme Court to give blind allegiance to the Constitution and not let what's going on in the real world influence their decisions.
It can take your land, your dog, or your car. To keep the government from taking them,.you'll need to add a couple more amendments to the Constitution. Taking guns can only be done if it can be done without violating the Second Amendment.
So Marc, I bothered to check.
The Violence Policy Center is an anti-gun organization.
They do not appear to be connected to the CDC, they merely used some of the CDC's data.
Here are the actual stats collected by the CDC for 2009 in a report titled:
Surveillance for Violent Deaths — National Violent Death Reporting System, 16 States, 2009.
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"If giving up my hobby, would save one child, so be it."
I have always had a hard time getting my head around these type of statements.
How does you giving up your hobby keep another individual from killing a child?
This kind of cognitive disconnect has never worked for me in making a coherent cohesive argument.
And Blaine using certain words for the specific purpose of inflaming emotions is what politicians do, not what rational people do. (word #62)
Blaine observes:
"Very simple, no gun, no kill with gun."
See we can agree on something.
Alas a "solution" is a long way off as long as the desire is to "disarm & comply" and not to "protect & defend".
The 2nd Amendment doesn't stipulate that any person has to have a personal reason for having a gun. It's there in order to be able to form a "well-regulated militia." The amendment further does not stipulate that the militia needs to exist YET. Yes, I agree it's stupid, but I also don't see the 2nd Amendment being removed from the Bill of Rights anytime soon. We're stuck with it, which is why I don't think gun control can ever be very effective.


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text: Hello, I am 21 weeks pregnant with my first child. I am very much dedicated to and looking forward to nursing him for as long as he wants to, but I am starting to worry that I may have trouble with it. I have PCOS and just found information on the forums about how many women with PCOS struggle with a low milk supply. I know my mother and sister both have, although I don't know for sure if they have PCOS (though I think it is likely). My breasts have always been pretty small (between an A and B cup, I would say, and I have wondered for a few years if that could be because of hormonal issues when they were developing. I'm concerned that what is there is just fat and underdeveloped mammary tissue. Since I got pregnant, I have been expecting (according to what I read in all the pregnancy literature) that my breasts would grow, but so far they haven't at all (I think my areolas have though - TMI, but I don't know if it's a good indicator or not). My latest 21-week update said to even expect some leakage. Is it a bad sign that my breasts have not grown at all? I'm not trying to borrow trouble here and have unnecessary worry, but at the same time, I really do not want to give my son formula, and if there is anything I can be doing now to help or things I could have prepared to start taking after birth, I would like to just be prepared emotionally and practically for potential problems so I don't get overwhelmed in the post-partum period. Any input or advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks!


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As Thanksgiving approaches, it almost seems ironic for us in Stockton to take time to try to find something for which to be thankful.
As Thanksgiving approaches, it almost seems ironic for us in Stockton to take time to try to find something for which to be thankful.
The city is in bankruptcy, there have been more than 60 homicides this year, and the economy is still sluggish.
What could we possibly have to be thankful for?
Hope and faith.
To paraphrase the biblical reference: The confident assurance that something is waiting for us up ahead even though we cannot see it.
Without both of those - even for non-Christians - we might as well just curl up and wait for life to end.
When you walk out the door in the morning, are you hopeful that you will have a good day? Do you believe that what you're doing today will lead to a better day tomorrow?
Without hope and faith, I would think that my possibilities were limited to what I could see in front of me, and not beyond.
I would have seen two parents without high school educations, and not think that I could have a college education.
I would think that I would have to make a living using my back instead of my brain.
I wouldn't be working in journalism today.
In these dark times, is it unrealistic to believe that Stockton must always remain down? There are plenty of examples to draw from.
In Maryland, Baltimore's Inner Harbor was once abandoned and run-down, a place where no one wanted to go. Now it houses the National Aquarium in Baltimore, shops, the USS Constellation, and is a leading attraction for both tourists and residents - not unlike the transformation of Stockton's Weber Point area, on a smaller scale.
Throughout his successful campaign for Stockton City Council, Michael Tubbs used a slogan: "Reinvent Stockton."
I guess that could be paraphrased to make the Stockton of today better than the Stockton of yesterday, and to make the Stockton of tomorrow better than the Stockton of today.
How can we not be hopeful that the new members on the City Council - Tubbs, Moses Zapien and Mayor-elect Anthony Silva - will work with council members Kathy Miller, Elbert Holman, Paul Canepa and the appointee who will replace Susan Eggman after she moves on to the Assembly?
It would take a long time to list the city's failures that have left us in this precarious predicament - from bad economic timing to bad decision-making, to greed. But nothing says that history has to remain the city's legacy.
Maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe I'm Pollyanish.
But what better time to begin looking at this than after the election, when our government can begin fresh, and during the time of year when we focus on giving thanks for what we have?
After all, if we do not have hope and its companion, faith, then we really have nothing at all.
And having those is truly worth being thankful.
Contact Donald W. Blount at (209) 546-8251 or firstname.lastname@example.com. The Record senior editors' blog is available at recordnet.com/editorblog.


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Another View: Don't mistake our hard-working refugee clients for illegal aliensBY SISTER JACQUELINE R. VERVILLE
April 02. 2013 5:27PM
I recently received an anonymous postcard stating: "We are tired of illegals. I'll encourage people to not support your order or cause."
Let the truth be known about Holy Cross Family Learning Center on Dubuque Street on Manchester's West Side.
The Family Learning Center opened its doors three years ago to serve the immigrant population of Manchester. We have 120 registered adult men and women who are enrolled in the various classes. They come with their culture and unique gifts and talents, from Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. They all come to learn English so that they can become contributing and responsible New Hampshire citizens. They are not illegals.
Refugees represent a special class of immigrants. Unlike economic migrants, refugees are forced to move against their will in order to save their lives or preserve their freedom. William Gillett of the International Institute says that "in spite of formidable language, culture and other obstacles, our latest results are that 63 percent of refugees in our workforce training program gained employment within 180 days of their arrival."
He continues by stating that "all of the refugees arrived as permanent legal residents of the United States, on the path to full citizenship."
In 2010, 85 percent of recently arrived Americans that came through the refugee resettlement program became taxpayers within one year. Our New Hampshire immigrants, at the price of great sacrifices to themselves and their children, choose to give time to their education. They participate, with great pride, in the various classes and programs offered at the center, namely: English, reading and writing skills, sewing skills, computer classes involving job searches and resume writing, as well as citizenship and civics classes, to name but a few.
Thanks to the support of former Gov. John Lynch, Mayor Ted Gatsas, local businesses and 24 dedicated volunteer retired teachers, Holy Cross Family Learning Center is thriving and contributing to the growth of our city and state. We are proud to be part of the New Hampshire community. Together, great things can continue happening.
I would like you, our anonymous post card writer, to visit our center to see firsthand, the wonderful men and women who enrich our city and state. I think you would be amazingly surprised to experience the joy of learning. As a note, 90 percent of refugees have graduated from high school over the last three years, of those, 93 percent attend college. Learning what is good and beautiful around us never stops. It helps us to see what is real and adds to our happiness.
Sister Jacqueline R. Verville is executive director of Holy Cross Family Learning Center in Manchester.


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One of the biggest fears of beginning any journey is the unknown. We do not know where the journey will take us and that can be quite scary. What will we uncover? What will we find along the way? The journey is as amazing as the final destination. We learn with each step. We learn we have the ability to go in any direction we choose. That direction is very much of our own accord.
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This account of the "Falls Fight," a massacre of Indians by English settlers from Deerfield and Hatfield, comes from a 1906 history of King Philip's War (1675-76). The interpretation presented here presents Capt. William Turner's actions as justified and reasonable, and for many of the time they seemed so. However, later historians have seen Turner's actions as "amateurish," even reprehensible. The incident came after a long winter where the towns of the mid-Connecticut Valley had suffered a series of raids by Indians without being able to strike back effectively. By early May, they were frenzied with frustration. When they heard that a peaceful encampment of Indians could be found nearby, at Peskeompscut (just across the river from the current site of Turners Falls, Massachusetts), Turner mustered a party of 150 volunteers, "single men, boys, and servants," almost all of whom were entirely untrained in warfare. The encampment was not guarded, and some historians have questioned why. One answer is that by the Indians' cultural standards, the war was over: when they fought, they usually did not fight long-term, sustained wars. At any rate, as the account here attests, the English were able to surprise them and "shot them by the scores." The English killed many women and children in their homes by "pointing their muskets through the wigwam doors." They took no prisoners. The attack did have one point of military significance, not noted here: Turner's men destroyed a forge that could have repaired muskets, and a large quantity of lead for shot. The account was correct in that the massacre tore the heart out of Indian resistance in the Connecticut Valley. Perhaps the loss of so many of their wives and children decisively changed the minds of the survivors, who fled northward to Canada. But many of the survivors of the "Falls Fight" and the other events of King Philip's War lived and remembered from their refuges in Canada. They continued to raid their old home lands for many years after, raids that included the 1704 Deerfield Raid.
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Shfs is a simple and easy to use Linux kernel module which allows you to mount remote filesystems using a plain shell (ssh) connection. When using shfs, you can access all remote files just like the local ones, only the access is governed through the transport security of ssh.
Note that the FUSE-based Sshfs is much more widely used, as shfs has not been updated since 2004.
Why SHFS?
Shfs supports some nice features:
- file cache for access speedup
- perl and shell code for the remote (server) side
- could preserve uid/gid (root connection)
- number of remote host platforms (Linux, Solaris, Cygwin, ...)
- Linux kernel 2.4.10+ and 2.6
- arbitrary command used for connection (instead of ssh)
- persistent connection (reconnect after ssh dies)
If these features cannot convince you, I probably cannot either. Yet, consider: the only thing you need on the server is a sshd running - and you can mount your filesystem from anywhere in a secure way.
Howto SHFS
In order to use shfs it needs to be installed and configured on the client side, NOT on the server side! Server only needs to have working sshd running.
If you have standard Arch-kernel installed and community repo enabled in pacman, the installation is very simple:
# pacman -S shfs-utils
In other cases (e.g. if you run a self-baked kernel), you need to compile shfs first for yourself. There is a PKGBUILD and other needed files in AUR, just download them manually or even simpler, if you have ABS configured to use build files from community repo, just update your local abs tree:
# abs community/shfs-utils
Then change to the directory where the files are downloaded and run makepkg (do not need to be root):
$ cd /var/abs/community/shfs-utils $ makepkg
This should make a working package, which can be easily installed (under root):
# pacman -A ./shfs-utils*.pkg.tar.gz
If you want to use shfsmount as mortal user, you will have to
chmod +s /usr/bin/shfsmount and
chmod + /usr/bin/shfsumount. However it is much more comfortable to put your mount options into
/etc/fstab - this is what mine looks like:
remoteuser@Server:/data /mnt/data shfs rw,noauto,uid=localuser,persistent 0 0 remoteuser@Server:/crap /mnt/crap shfs rw,noauto,uid=localuser,persistent 0 0 remoteuser@Server:/backup /mnt/backup shfs rw,noauto,uid=localuser,persistent 0 0 remoteuser@Server:/home /mnt/home shfs rw,noauto,uid=localuser,persistent 0 0
Soon you will get tired typing passwords and once you do, you might consider Using SSH Keys.
Btw, if you are a paranoid bastard, like I am, and do not run ssh on port 22 on your server, you will need to complete your option list with
To add an entry for an shfs volume in your fstab, add a line of the format:
userid@remoteMachine:/remoteDirectory /home/userid/remoteDirectory shfs rw,user,noauto 0 0
(Came from Ubuntu Forums).
See Also
- Sshfs - A more up-to-date, FUSE-based implementation of an SSH-based filesystem.
External Links
- http://shfs.sourceforge.net/ for a supposed to be complete reference.
- http://www.openssh.com/ for a really complete reference ;)


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Resource Description and Access: A Project Manager's Perspective
Marjorie E. Bloss, RDA Project Manager
Resource Description and Access ( RDA) will supersede Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules, 2nd edition ( AACR2) in the first quarter of 2009. While RDA is being created for the digital environment, those developing RDA cannot lose sight of the fact that we live and catalog in a hybrid world. Consequently, RDA will include instructions for descriptive cataloging and access for digital materials as well as for our analog materials that are still being published. As well as looking towards the digital world in its instructions, RDA as a product will be released online.
Much of the information that has been disseminated about RDA has focused on its content—the instructions catalogers will need to follow when creating records for resources, and the conceptual models that serve as its foundation. I come to RDA from a different perspective—that of project manager, i.e., one whose role is to coordinate the activities of a number of different groups who are collectively contributing to the creation of RDA.
To begin with, what is a project? Basically, it is a defined activity with a beginning, middle, and an end. An appropriate library analogy would be to compare it to a multi-volume set rather than a serial. A project is something that does not continue indefinitely. It does not have limitless resources, either financial or human. Lastly, there is some sort of product at the end of a project, be it conclusions from research, a finalized activity, or something more substantive—like an online product.
From a project manager's perspective, therefore, the goals of the RDA project are:
- To coordinate the activities of the committees directly involved with the project
- To ensure that the content of RDA is developed within a specific time frame and within a specified budget so that
- RDA as a product will be ready for release in the first quarter of 2009, and will meet the needs of its market.
So who is responsible for RDA? People who are aware of the mechanisms for handling AACR2, its updates and the creation of RDA are most likely familiar with the Joint Steering Committee for the Revision of AACR (the JSC). The JSC is comprised of six individuals representing the American Library Association's Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access (CC:DA), the Australian Committee on Cataloguing, the British Library, the Canadian Cataloguing Committee, the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP, in the United Kingdom), and the Library of Congress. The JSC and the RDA Editor are responsible for creating RDA content.
As illustrated in the organizational chart, there are three other committees that play instrumental roles in RDA's development. The first is the Committee of Principals (CoP) whose membership includes representatives from the American Library Association, the British Library, Canadian Library Association, CILIP, the Library of Congress, and the Library and Archives Canada. The CoP has overall administrative responsibility for the RDA project. The second is the Fund Trustees, the committee responsible for administering and providing financial support for the project. The third is the Co-Publishers representing ALA, the Canadian Library Association, and CILIP. The Co-Publishers hold the copyright to RDA. Most recently, these four groups worked closely together when considering the JSC's proposal to extend RDA's time line in order to include a final constituency review.
Providing communication about RDA to those interested in tracking its progress is essential. As project manager, I work closely with the RDA Outreach Group in developing channels of communication. (The Outreach Group is a separate committee and is comprised of representatives from Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States.) Communication can take a number of different forms: e-mails, monitoring the RDA listserv (RDA-L), developing and revising the RDA FAQs found on the JSC website, and arranging and coordinating presentations for various organizations.
In addition to comments about RDA content, the comments we have heard primarily concern the online product, its cost and functionality, the desire for an RDA print product in addition to RDA Online, and RDA orientation and training. Because the JSC is still writing RDA, answers to these issues are in the formative stages. For instance, the request for proposal (RFP) for RDA Online software will be submitted to vendors in April 2007. As a result, the institutional or personal price of RDA is unknown at this time. However, we can say that there will be different pricing structures for different size institutions and types of users.
Understandably, many institutions anticipate adopting RDA and want to know how training and implementation activities will be handled. Again, it is difficult to develop specific training sessions at this point because RDA has not yet been finalized. There is no question, however, that all libraries from the national libraries on down will need a period of time after RDA's release for orientation and training. The CoP and JSC in particular are very much aware of users' concerns and have already begun to plan for RDA implementation. This topic will again be discussed in April 2007 when the CoP and JSC meet jointly.
There is no question that working on the RDA project is both exciting and challenging for everyone directly involved. A number of organizations in addition to those previously identified have a high level of commitment to see RDA succeed. These include the British Library, the Library of Congress, the Library and Archives Canada, and the National Library of Australia. A reality that is often lost in the heavy discussions and articles issued on the RDA process is that the group with the most time-consuming responsibility, the JSC, is composed of volunteers who are making an extraordinary commitment to ensure that RDA succeeds—in spite of their full-time day jobs.
Two URLs can be useful to you in keeping informed of RDA activities and drafts.
Have a look at a prototype of RDA Online (www.rdaonline.org).
Review detailed information about RDA, RDA drafts, and RDA-L on the JSC web site (www.collectionscanada.ca/jsc/).


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President — Bill Applegate, Box 883, Marfa, TX 79843; 432-729-3349; fax: 432-729-3623
Vice President — David Pilgrim, 1323 RR 2341, Burnet, TX 78611; 512-756-4609
Secretary — Deborah Pilgrim, 1323 RR 2341, Burnet, TX 78611; 512-756-4609
Treasurer — Keith Jackson, 306 CR 2717, Alto, TX 75925; 936-675-2047
Membership Administrator — Alexandria Hahn, 5045 South East McKinney St., Rice, TX 75155; 254-931-0915
Public Relations Officer — Don Hightower, 789 North FM 2869, Winnsboro, TX 75494; 903-857-2374
NTA Director — Jeff Dunnier, 5286 Harris Lake Road, Marshall, TX 75672; (903)938-9800
Membership Options:
• Family lifetime (husband & wife) — $300
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• Lifetime oldtimer (age 70 or over) — $25
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• Lifetime Business — $300
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• Single membership — $15
• Junior membership (under 16) — $5
• 1-year subscription to T&PC (members only) — $13
Payments for dues are non-refundable.
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Review the new procedures regarding trapping tip submissions and prizes as well as display advertising; look for them in the Texas Fur Trails. A special thanks to Tom Beaudette of High Country Control for donating the Coyote Cuff 33 traps that will be awarded to the winners of the trap tips.
I realize how hard it is to interest or motivate people when fur prices are low and that is one reason to focus on nuisance animal work. Your Association has established a Nuisance Animal Control program for its members. The names and contact information of trappers willing to participate are provided to state agencies as well as individuals and companies looking for someone to help them out. We also post this list on our web site. I have personally received work from this program. Contact Sammy Petty at (254) 471-3128 if you have an interest. Members, don't forget to take advantage of free classified advertising in the Texas Fur Trails.
Dave Hastings still needs your stories, news, pictures and anything else of interest to keep the Texas Fur Trails first class. Material from all across the country is welcome. He is particularly looking for some photos to be used for the covers of future issues of the magazine. We really need you to send in something for the magazine; some of us are pretty well tapped out on ideas and stories. I would really hate to see the quality of the magazine deteriorate, but this is likely to happen if the members don't help out. Everyone has at least one story of an event that took place during his or her lifetime. We can use stories from just about anywhere. Dave is willing to work with anything. He will make sure that all submissions are professionally presented in the magazine. This really is a growing concern or I would not be begging for material. If you have any reservations or concerns about sending in something, call Dave or call me and we will do our best to put you at ease. Those of you who have submitted material for the magazine are most appreciated; without your effort the Texas Fur Trails would not be the fine publication it has become.
If you experience any problems with your membership status or magazine subscriptions, contact the Membership Administrator directly for faster results. A special thanks to Jeff Dunnier for donating traps as prizes for a membership recruitment contest; read about it in the January issue of the Texas Fur Trails.
Animal rights activists are infiltrating Texas and have been working to destroy our way of life. We have seen it in state agencies in the past, but now we should be aware that biologists are promoting their personal agendas through research and studies. It is hard to dispute the work of biologists as they are generally believed to be educated and credible with documented grounds for their opinions and recommendations. Documentation can be biased, inaccurate, misinterpreted, incomplete or irrelevant to the study. Regardless, misleading results may accompany biased recommendations. Bear this in mind as we are seeing this more and more and it is likely happening in Texas.
Share your thoughts with any board member regarding what you would like to see our Association accomplish. Many of the achievements we have made are results of membership input. The Association is in process of reviewing and restructuring all committee assignments. If you would like to serve on a committee or offer your services in some other way, please contact me or any other officer or director. Our spring rendezvous will be in Uvalde on April 25 and 26, 2014.
Since animals reproduce, trapping and fur harvesting utilizes a renewable resource. Many of the furs harvested in America are exported which helps to reduce the federal trade deficit – trappers are working to strengthen America, not to destroy her. We are attempting to schedule several outreach activities over the next year and your participation would be most appreciated. If you are ready to help out with promoting and preserving trapping, let us know. We would like to put your unique talents to work for the benefit of all and future generations. Our antler drive was a huge success. We will continue to accept antlers at each rendezvous. Please bring as many as you can part with and they are acceptable in any condition; they all have value. If you are interested in buying antlers for crafts or other purposes, Keith Jackson will make you a deal from what has been donated. When everyone works together we accomplish great things – keep it up, you are appreciated! — Bill Applegate


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On A Roll: Finding A Familiar Flow in Park City, Utah, By Stephanie Nitsch
Adventure writer Nitsch travels all around the country documenting her mountain bike and snowboard encounters. In this story she re-discovers a goldmine of singletrack bliss right in her backyard.
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"Rad" Ross Schnell never dreamt that cycling would take him as far as it did. Here's a behind the scenes look at a career rider who isn't racing full time anymore.
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Reviewed by K.R.C. (age 9)
I liked this book because it was scary. One way it was scary was when Melody and Eddie thought they saw a werewolf. One of my favorite parts is when Melody woke up and looks out the window and thinks she sees a werewolf because it was scary and it gave me the jitters. When I read this book I wondered if Mr. Jenkins really was a werewolf.
I recommend this book to boys and girls that like mysteries and scary books. It is a scary book and it is a mystery. This boo is good for second graders and third graders.


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The multi-award winning acknowledged master of psychological illusion returns to the stage with his new one-man show Derren Brown: Infamous. The show promises to demonstrate once again why Derren is one of the world's most renowned live performers; a dark manipulator of magic and mind control.
For Infamous, a more 'personal' show, Derren is re-united with his close collaborator and friend actor, writer Andy Nyman. He says: 'Now we've joined forces again, we're very eager to make this show feel different. There was something of a template we followed with all the shows, which worked very well. It's rather exciting and scary leaving that behind. This one should certainly have a different tone, and will mix things up a bit for those who have seen the others on TV or live'.
Infamous is Derren's 6th show since 2003. He has toured every year since then and been watched by an estimated audience of over 2 million people. He has won two prestigious Olivier Awards, for Something Wicked This Way Comes (2006) and Svengali (2012) and confesses that touring is still his favourite thing to do.
Please note that the performance is not suitable for under 12s.
Derren Brown
Mind reader, magician and possibly the closest our galaxy can boast to a Jedi Master! He is known for his appearances in television specials, stage productions, and British television programmes.
Some of his most memorable TV shows include Russian Roulette Live, where he played russian roulette on live television, and Apocalypse, where he staged a zombie apocalypse.
In 2012 he appeared in Fear And Faith, where he induced a 'religious experience' in an atheist.
'Unquestionably a magical mystery tour-de-force... packed with enough fantastic
feats of mental and visual wizardry to blow even the most cynical of minds' (What's On Stage
'Utterly baffling and completely extraordinary' (Sunday Express)
'Brown is a full-on showman. He can make even the most cynical GASP' (Evening Standard)
'A terrific magician. This is breathtakingly ingenious entertainment' (The Times).
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DICE executive producer Patrick Bach has confirmed that the Mirror's Edge franchise isn't dead, and that the company is working on new projects.
In an interview with IGN, Bach spoke about Mirror's Edge's popularity, "we love it, and of course we haven't killed it, because it's too good to kill."
Bach also spoke the Bad Company series, and his love for the franchise. "The Bad Company IP is still something we love," Bach said, "and it's very dear to me because I worked on both titles. We have no information with where we are to a sequel to Bad Company, so I can't tell you anything about that IP."
Bach goes on to hint that "we have other projects in store for you." Whether this is a new entry to either the Mirror's Edge or Bad Company franchises, or a brand new IP, remains to be seen.


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Yesterday, the Supreme Court heard oral argument Fisher v. University of Texas. The case involves a challenge to the university's use of race to admit Black and Hispanic undergraduate applicants who otherwise would be rejected under its standard admissions criteria.
Given the liberality of the University of Texas's standard criteria, it is absurd that the university indulges in such racial preferences. The university already ensures the admission of large numbers of minorities by guaranteeing entrance to anyone who finishes in the top ten percent of his or her Texas high school class. Because there are many minority-dominated high schools in Texas, the university achieves a substantial amount of diversity through its normal criteria, which are not challenged in the litigation. (I regard the "admit the top 10 percent" policy as intentional race discrimination. It was adopted by then governor George W. Bush largely for the purpose of admitting more minorities. But, again, this isn't an issue in the Fisher case).
Given this situation, there appears to be very little chance that the Supreme Court will uphold the layer of racial preferences at issue in Fisher. It's worth noting, however, that the three liberal Justices who are participating in the case (Ginsburg, Breyer, and Sotomayor) will likely vote in favor the university — so strong is their commitment to the racial spoils system.
The big question, though, is whether the Court will issue a broad opinion that bars colleges and universities from considering race in the admission of applicants or that substantially limits their ability to consider it. To do so, the Court would have to renounce (or "gut," to use Justice Sotomayor's term) its 2003 decision that in Grutter v. Bollinger. Grutter held that universities can use race to some extent to achieve a "critical mass" of diversity that supposedly benefits students.
Will the Supreme Court renounce or gut Grutter? Yesterday, Fisher's lawyer was far from aggressive in asking the Court to do so. His position, understandable given his role as the advocate for a client rather than a clause, was that Grutter should go if necessary for Fisher to win.
Yet there now appears to be a majority of Justices who don't believe Grutter was correctly decided. Three current Justices – Scalia, Thomas, and Kennedy – dissented from the Court's opinion. And Roberts and Alito almost certainly agree with the Grutter dissent.
Disagreeing with a precedent isn't the same thing as being willing to overturn it. However, as Roger Clegg, president and general counsel of the Center for Equal Opportunity, says: "It seems unlikely that the Court will consider itself to be bound by a legal framework that is its own creation if it finds it to be unworkable – that is, inconsistent with its other jurisprudence, unmanageable as a practical matter, and pushing the Court and universities to perverse outcomes."
Yesterday, there was considerable inquiry into these concerns. Chief Justice Roberts, known to be critic of racial preferences, was a particularly persistent questioner.
The key vote likely will be that of Justice Kennedy. As noted, he dissented in Grutter, and his questioning yesterday indicated no change of heart. Nor, however, did he show himself committed to overturning Grutter in a case that can be decided without doing so. More likely than renouncing the decision, the Supreme Court may end up substantially revising its meaning. But it's not clear that the Court will even go that far.
In sum, when it comes to renouncing or substantially "revising" Grutter, this may be another one of those cliffhangers that turns on the views of one unpredictable Justice. Neither side likes to be in this position, and conservatives have earned the right to feel particularly uncomfortable there.
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The interim label is off Jerry Manuel. The team announced he was signed to a two-year deal with an option for a third year.
Among the highlights of the conference call:
-In addition to the bullpen, Manuel said the offense needs a different mindset, with a concentration on fundamentals and situational hitting. "We have to place a value on getting a walk," Manuel said. "We have to place a value on hitting a ground ball to advance a runner."
-On the bullpen, he said: "Our dilemma is it is difficult to evaluate people not in roles they are accustomed to."
-Manuel said no decisions have been made on his coaching staff.
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The New Wealth Management: The Financial Advisor's Guide to Managing and Investing Client Assets (CFA Institute Investment Series)By: Stephen M. Horan (author), Thomas R. Robinson (author), Harold Evensky (author), Roger Ibbotson (foreword_author)Hardback
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Lamprey River elementary school options presented in RaymondBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
May 07. 2013 10:26PM
RAYMOND - On May 15 the Lamprey River Elementary School Building Committee will make a recommendation to the school board about a new home for the elementary school.
Three options were presented during a sparsely attended public meeting on Tuesday. Two of those options are on land near the high school and the third option is privately-owned property off Main Street.
The committee has been working for over a year on a proposal to deal with the currently undersized elementary school. The original plan called for a renovation and addition, but in January, the committee learned that a town ordinance regarding the floodplain in which the school sits would make that prohibitive.
So they began looking at other possibilities, narrowing it down to the final three options presented to residents on Tuesday.
The committee hopes to go out to bid on the project later this month, with a goal of bringing a recommendation to the school board around September. If the school board approves, a proposal will be presented to voters on the March 2014 ballot.
Of the two options at the high school, one calls for a school facility all on one level, and a second would make it a split-level, saving almost $1 million in site preparation costs.
The third site would require purchasing the private property, and creating a nearly 1,000 foot access road.
The plan is to build an 80,000-square-foot building with a capacity for about 750 students and a full-size gymnasium.
The committee is estimating $16 million in construction costs plus site preparation costs. Additionally, if one of the two high school property options are chosen, they need to factor in about $62,700 to create a second access road.
If the private property option is chosen, the purchase price will also have to be considered. Currently, the committee is estimating that to be about $795,000 based on the seller's asking price, although no formal negotiations have taken place.
The three estimates range from $18.9 million to $20.7 million.
State school building aid is an issue in the process, and any proposal sent to voters would be contingent on the district receiving school building aid from the state.


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SPOILERS!!! DWTS 11, Week 6 – The Results
Another week another elimination. This is me wasting space so that the automatic tweet doesn't give away the results. 🙂 I think that's enough.
So, it was a shocking elimination this week. Audrina and Tony leave the competition before MUCH lesser dancers. Sorry – I know that Bristol and Kyle have their fans, and that Audrina had some trouble connecting to the dance, but this is a ridiculous elimination.
I said last week that I thought Audrina was in trouble, and I hinted at it again this week, but I really thought her score was high enough over Kurt's that she'd be safe. But apparently not. Let's review. In order for Audrina to be sent packing, the following things happened:
What would cause Audrina to be the "shocking" elimination THIS week?
-Jennifer gets 14,500 more votes per 1 million votes cast, and;
-Rick AND Kyle EACH get 9,700 more votes per 1 million votes cast, and;
-Kurt gets 48,400 more votes per 1 million votes cast, and;
-Bristol gets 19,400 more votes per 1 million votes cast.
The shocking part is that Kurt actually managed it. The other margins are not shockingly huge. It also might not be that the others aren't getting tons of votes, but that people just forgot about the beautiful girl. It happens all the time – the model types go home early. I thought Audrina was sweet, beautiful and very gracious. Very sad to see her go.
People – if you want your favorite to stay in the competition, VOTE. If you think that Bristol shouldn't be there, VOTE FOR SOMEONE ELSE. That's how this show works, afterall.
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Balloon-Sized Snooki Pops, Baby Guido Emerges
Reality star Snooki has given birth to her first son, Lorenzo Dominic LaValle. He emerged squalling, orange, and hounded by MTV cameras.
I am SO IN LOVE with my son Lorenzo Dominic ! I had my little man last night, healthy at 6lbs! HE'S MY WORLD! ❤— NiC0LE P0LiZZi (@snooki) August 26, 2012
Rumors that Snooki was in labor began circulating yesterday before TMZ made the confirmation that evening. The baby was born just before 3 a.m. today.
According to Snooki's publicist, "the world just got another guido." But more to the point, MTV just got another cash cow. Tune in next season for Baby Cribs and Pimp my Diaper Genie.


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Rosario's baseball foundation came from his mother
DENVER - When Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario was 6 in Bonao, Dominican Republic, his mom came up with the perfect gift -- a doll.
"We'd go into the backyard and take the head off the doll," Rosario said. "Then we cut a tree and made a bat. We took out the doll's head and used it for hitting."
DENVER - When Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario was 6 in Bonao, Dominican Republic, his mom came up with the perfect gift -- a doll.
"We'd go into the backyard and take the head off the doll," Rosario said. "Then we cut a tree and made a bat. We took out the doll's head and used it for hitting."
Major League Baseball celebrates Mother's Day by saying thanks to Mom for love, guidance and support. Rosario, the Rockies and the sport itself can thank his mother, Crucita Paniagua, for giving her son the foundation that has made him one of the Major Leagues' top power-hitting catchers since he was promoted -- without time in Triple-A -- during the 2012 season.
Rosario, 25, said his mom hasn't stopped breaking down and rebuilding his swing, either. He smiles when he thinks of his toughest critic.
"Mom is my hitting coach," Rosario said. "She sees something that sometimes I don't see. She's like, 'I want you to use your hands.' She gets mad when I strike out on bad pitches. She tells me, 'That pitch was low. It was on the ground. You keep swinging at that? You kidding me?'
"She gives me a lot of emotion, whether it's good or bad. When you hear your mom tell you something, you pay a little attention. You're like, 'I'm really bad if my mom is telling me what to do.'"
Not many high school or college coaches, or high-pressure travel coaches or high-dollar private instructors can say they have a legitimate Major League power hitter, and possibly another Major Leaguer on the way. Rosario's younger brother, Jario Rosario, played for the Rockies' Rookie-level club in Grand Junction, Colo., last year, and he hit .242 with four home runs, six doubles, three triples and 22 RBIs in 44 games.
But give Paniagua a doll's head and a tree and she can work wonders.
She passed on to Rosario the basic athletic ability to make those lessons worthwhile. Rosario said his father, Jose Rosario, worked construction and as a painter, and was not an athlete. Neither is his stepfather, Mariano Garcia. The athletes were his mother and her brothers.
"My family told me they had a team for females in my hometown, and she played," said Rosario, currently on the 15-day disabled list with a viral infection -- a flu-like illness that is affecting several Rockies. "My mom's brothers told me my mom was good. She played third base and catcher a couple of times. She was the best hitter they had on the team.
"So she would take me to the field and we'd play on Saturdays and Sundays, then we'd play in the backyard at our house."
In order to really drive the doll's head, a hitter has to have a solid base. Power comes from the legs. Mom reminds Rosario of that, often.
"Sometimes if I'm high in my stance, she'll tell me, 'Lower, I'd like to see you lower. Bend your knees,'" Rosario said. "That's a little family thing that works. When she's at home in the Dominican, she sees the game on TV and calls me right away.
"She can still hit. She might not have a good swing like me, but she can hit. She can catch, too."
Rosario was thankful his mom visited Denver just when he needed her last year. He was hitting .243 when she showed up for a brief visit on June 15. From that date to the end of the season, Rosario hit .332, had a .349 on-base percentage and hit 11 home runs, 16 doubles and a triple.
She visited during Spring Training this year, but obtaining visas for her or other members of his family can be a frustrating process.
"I remember I had a little problem in April, because they didn't give an April visa for my mom or anybody in my family," Rosario said. "I don't know why. I keep having a hard time this year with my father. I don't understand why. But my mom had a visa from Spring Training."
During the winter, Rosario usually plays for Aguilas in the Dominican Winter League. But he reserves time to be a teammate of his mother.
"On my mom's side of the family, everybody played growing up," he said. "When they were younger, they played baseball, but they play softball now. We have a family team."
Thomas Harding is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @harding_at_mlb.


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March 11. 2013 3:55PM
Plaistow couple indicted on witness-tampering charges, secretly recording video in abuse case
By JAMES A. KIMBLE
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Roland Dow, 27, left, and Jessica Linscott, 23, of Plaistow have been indicted on felony witness-tampering charges in Rockingham County Superior Court. COURTESY
BRENTWOOD - A Plaistow couple has been indicted for secretly recording an interview with a state child protection worker and coaching a 3-year-old boy moments earlier into saying he was not being abused, according to indictments made public Monday.
A grand jury indicted Jessica Linscott, 23, and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, 27, of Plaistow on two felony counts of witness tampering and single counts of interception and disclosure of telecommunications.
Rockingham County Attorney James Reams announced the indictments Monday afternoon.
Dow and Linscott were apprehended Nov. 28 at Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla., after fleeing from allegations by doctors at Exeter Hospital that Nicholson had been abused. The indictments allege that the boy was abused by Dow between Nov. 1 and Nov. 16.
Prosecutors revealed at a bail hearing for Linscott Wednesday that the couple would face more charges for allegedly telling the boy how to respond to questions posed by a worker with the Department of Children, Youth and Families.
Linscott and Dow allegedly instructed James Nicholson to tell the DCYF worker on Oct. 23 that, "he does not get nose bleeds, that he does not get spanked and that he does not get yelled at," according to indictments made public Monday.
Dow is accused of secretly shooting video footage of the DCYF worker after she told them that they could not record her interview with the child. The computer camera was hidden under a couch, according to prosecutors. Moments before the DCYF worker arrived for a well-being check, Dow also recorded him and Linscott instructing Nicholson for about 20 minutes on what to say in response to questions from the child care worker.
The witness-tampering charges are Class B felonies, each punishable by up to 3 ½ to 7 years in state prison. The remaining charges are misdemeanors. Dow is scheduled to go on trial next month on first- and second-degree assault charges for allegedly striking Nicholson in the head and burning his hands.
Prosecutors expect to call Linscott as a state witness and are also expected to call an expert in domestic violence to testify about how victims react to their attackers. Linscott also faces trial on six misdemeanor accounts of endangering the welfare of a child.
Judge Marguerite Wageling decided last week that Linscott could write to her son, but the letters would first be screened by the boy's counselor and county prosecutors. Wageling rejected Linscott's requests to speak to her son by phone from the county jail.
Public defender Deanna Campbell said Linscott is taking parenting classes while in jail and one day hopes to have a relationship with her son.


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Free-agent C Josh Allen (Buccaneers), C Thomas Austin (Colts), OG Karim Barton (Browns), CB Akeem Davis (Redskins), LB Larry Dean (Vikings), TE Richard Gordon (Dolphins), TE Marcel Jensen (Vikings), WR Charles X. Johnson (Browns), CB LeQuan Lewis (Jets), WR Anthony McClung (Texans), WR Michael Preston (Titans), CB Josh Victorian (Texans), OT Martin Wallace (Browns), OG Austin Wentworth (Vikings), OT John Wetzel (Cowboys), LB Chris White (Patriots) and CB Khalid Wooten (Titans) each cleared waivers Monday, Sept. 1, and are now free to sign anywhere.
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A caravan of trucks, heavy equipment and a small army of utility workers are making a cross-country journey to help rebuild New York.
The trucks were on standby Wednesday morning, Oct. 31, at the Southern California Edison headquarters in Menifee. They and their crews were requested by Consolidated Edison Company of New York, known as Con Edison, to help repair the damage done by Hurricane Sandy, according to Lauren Bartlett, a spokesperson for So Cal Edison.
The utility in the northeast is overwhelmed with work and reaching out for backup, said Ed Antillon, So Cal Edison's director of distribution and construction maintenance.
"When the East Coast is reaching out to the West Coast, you know the demand is very high," he said.
Sixteen work crews, eight "troubleman" crews and numerous contractors – 207 people in all – will be flown into New York in the next several days, Bartlett said.
Workers spent the morning fueling up the equipment, securing all the moving parts and strapping them down to flatbed trucks at the headquarters on Menifee Road at Highway 79.
There is some question, though, on how to get the equipment to the eastern seaboard.
If driven, 40 flatbeds will haul the vehicles because it is more cost effective than driving them individually, Antillon said. The U.S. Department of Transportation will clear a path for the caravan, allowing vehicles to skip weigh stations and other steps that would cause delays.
The drawback is that the three day-long trip would put a lot of wear on the vehicles.
"We don't want to get them across the U.S. only to find the (vehicles) don't work," Antillon said.
If the equipment is flown, crews will have another day's worth of work to do, said Antillon. The fuel tanks will need to be drained to half capacity and tools and other gear will need to be removed.
"We literally got to reverse the process," he said.
Though the two utilities are separate, they are both members of Edison Electric Institute, an association representing 70 percent of the U.S. electric power industry.
The New York utility had to reach far and wide for help because of the size of the storm, said Allan Drury, a spokesperson for Con Edison.
"You really can't get help from neighboring states because they're dealing with the same thing you are," he said.
Also, many other utilities from affected areas are competing to find help.
"The bigger the storm, the further out you have to go," he said.
This will be the most costly storm in the utility's history by far, according to Drury. Until Hurricane Sandy, the most damaging storm was Hurricane Irene, which knocked out power for 203,000 customers. As of Wednesday, 802,000 customers were without power, Drury said.
The New York company will pay for all the costs of the assistance, according to Bartlett.
Another local group has deployed a truck to the region in a separate relief effort. The Fuel Relief Fund, based in Riverside, sent a truck to haul gasoline and diesel to the New Jersey coastline, according to Julia McCann, the executive director, via a press release.


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