text: Hundreds of fighters aligned with Libya's National Transitional Council met fierce resistance as they pushed into the center of Sirte with the support of heavy artillery and NATO warplanes. Al Jazeera correspondents said NTC fighters on began the assault early on Saturday and had soon overrun positions that forces loyal to deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi had held for months. Their progress was stalled, however, when Gaddafi's forces battled back with mortars, rocket-propelled grenades and rooftop snipers. Witnesses described frequent explosions, NATO bombing runs and intense gunbattles in Sirte and its outlying areas. "They have snipers above the mosques, above the buildings. They're using the houses and public buildings," NTC fighter El-Tohamy Abuzein told the Reuters news agency from his position in Zafran Square. Ambulances have been carrying casualties from the fighting, with one medic estimating that at least one NTC fighter had been killed and 25 wounded. Civilians targeted NATO, whose warplanes hit a number of targets in Sirte in the last 24 hours, including an ammunition depot and an anti-aircraft gun. It said in a statement the air attacks had been mounted to protect civilians from Gaddafi forces inside the town. There were separate reports of Gaddafi troops using civilians as human shields. "Among the reports emerging from Sirte are executions, hostage-taking, and the calculated targeting of individuals, families, and communities within the city," NATO said. Even so, Al Jazeera's Hashem Ahelbarra, reporting from Tripoli, said NTC commanders felt it could be "just a matter of hours" before the city was under their control. "If the forces attacking from the west can coordinate with forces in the east to control the city, tonight or earlier, it will be significant because this is the birthplace of Gaddafi. If it falls, the forces can coordinate efforts and make the final push toward Bani Walid," said Ahelbarra, in reference to another Gaddafi stronghold that has withstood NTC assaults. Battle rages By Saturday afternoon, NTC fighters occupied a key roundabout called Zafaran west of Sirte's downtown area and said their goal was to occupy two neighborhoods on the western side of the city. AL Jazeera correspondent Sue Turton, also reporting from the frontline, said the feeling among NTC forces is that the "end game" for Sirte has begun. "[The feeling is] that if pro-Gaddafi fighters don't surrender they will be trapped between two attacks from the east and west," Turton said. The two sides have been locked in a standoff since former rebels tried to advance on the city a week ago but were repelled by fierce resistance. Sirte, 400km southeast of Tripoli on the Mediterranean coast, is Gaddafi's hometown and one of three strongholds that refused to surrender after revolutionary forces seized control of Tripoli late last month after a civil war against his 42-year rule. Revolutionary fighters tried to push into the city last weekend but were driven back by fierce rocket and gunfire, with at least 25 former rebels killed and dozens wounded. They pulled back to regroup and let civilians leave the area, although the two sides exchanged fire daily. Civilians threatened Revolutionary forces said more than 1,300 families have left the city in the past week. A few dozen waiting at a checkpoint outside the city on Saturday described rapidly deteriorating conditions, with entire families hiding in basements and children suffering from illnesses and a lack of food and clean water. A commander of one of the brigades fighting for Sirte, Mohammed al-Sugatri, said foot soldiers had gone past the roundabout and were heading toward the downtown area. He said Gaddafi's forces and snipers also were attacking from buildings on the outskirts of the city. The former rebels had said they would wait until civilians could escape,but al-Sugatri said commanders decided to advance because several families from the rebel-held city of Misrata were in danger. "There are lots of people from Misrata who are stuck in the city living in basements. They have no food or water and many of their children are sick so we had no choice but to attack," he said. A field outside the city's western side was filled with trucks and ambulances filled with wounded men. Munther Kareyem, a doctor at the field hospital, said one dead fighter and more than 25 wounded had been brought in with shrapnel wounds. One man lost a leg. New governmentNTC premier Mahmoud Jibril told world leaders at the United Nations on Saturday that "a new Libya is coming to life" as a nation committed to democracy, equality and reintegration into the international community. Jibril said the NTC is committed to drafting a constitution that would be put to the Libyans for a referendum, noting that national unity is impossible without a united land and national reconciliation. In Benghazi also on Saturday, the head of the NTC has said an interim government will be announced in the coming week. Mustafa Abdul-Jalil said Libyans must unite to form a new government. The NTC failed to seat a new cabinet last week amid disagreements over which cities should be represented and other issues. Abdul-Jalil spoke to reporters after returning from New York where he and Jibril represented Libya at the first post-Gaddafi meeting of the UN General Assembly. Libya's interim rulers will hold an urgent meeting on Sunday to discuss the formation of a "crisis government", signaling a breakthrough in efforts to form a more inclusive administration after the war. "We've agreed on a number of portfolios and who would hold the most important ones. There will be 22 portfolios and one vice-premier," Abdel Hafiz Ghoga, a spokesman for the NTC, said. "It will be a compact government, a crisis government." Earlier this month, Mustafa Abdul-Jalil, the chief of Libya's revolutionary movement, called for the Libyan people to form a democratic state based on Islamic law. SOURCE: Al Jazeera and agencies Politics Africa Libya Niger


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When he realized I was at Eleven to cover that evening's show, Mark "Harpo" Delguidice's face lit up. Although the Myspace for Harpco, his "folk/rock/blues/Americana" band, waxes wise-ass ("We vowed to forge ahead to become one of the least-known dive bands around"), some chagrin colors his admission, "Harpco's played around Adams Avenue for six or seven years without a single line of press. I've always said, 'Who do you have to sleep with in this town to get a write-up?'"
Originally from Chicago, Harpo moved from San Francisco to San Diego with his wife, Sue (a founder of the Dinettes who's played in bands such as Slackjaw, Private Sector, and Shelf Life), in 1999. He's excited that Sue joined Harpco in January.
"She's jammed at some of our gigs. We asked her to reconsider [joining] when we played for her birthday in January. The crowd loved the new sound so much, she had to join."
Harpco performs at Eleven on Friday, April 1.
How did you get the name "Harpo"?
"As a kid, I lived behind the Kingston Mines blues club in Chicago. I'd sneak in and bug the old players — in those days, bars weren't so tight. I was fascinated with the blues. I got to learn from Big Walter Horton. He didn't like me calling myself 'Lil Johnny Winter' (I had long blond hair) because I played harp, not guitar, then. So he started callin' me 'Lil Harpo.' I dropped the 'lil' when I got older."
You're about to celebrate "the big 5-0."
"I'm easing into my wiser years, it seems. It is harder to stay out till two a.m. I enjoy telling stories to the youngsters: 'Yep, saw Zeppelin in '76…hanging with Spinal Tap…seeing Black Flag's first tour.' I worked backstage a long time."
Hanging with Spinal Tap?
"I worked at the Cabaret Metro Chicago: stage technician, monitor mix, house sound, and backstage security. Hung with everyone from Grandmaster Flash to the Replacements, Concrete Blonde, and Ministry.
"I guarded the dressing room for Spinal Tap. Michael McKean got a big kick out of the fact that I'd never heard of them. He asked me, 'What are all those people doing, trying to get in the green room?' I said, 'I dunno. This band is supposed to be some kind of joke or something.' Michael said, 'Well, close the door and come meet everybody.' It was fun watching Harry put on the mustache and horn helmet. I had no idea what was with that."
What's the local scene been like for you?
"San Diego has amazed me; I've never had this much fun. It's the only place I was ever encouraged to do a band by other musicians. Joey Harris really inspired me in the first place, dragging me onstage two weeks after I moved here…I couldn't have done it without them. I'd given up on playing live or finding a band. We kinda look out for each other here. The only thing missing is a real blues bar, Chicago style."
Favorite local music memories?
"Watching the Crawdaddys at a wedding, sitting with Country Dick Montana. He had me steal a bottle of vintage champagne off the bride's table. We drank it and had a blast as he regaled me with Crawdaddys history, and they kicked ass. Marc Cohn at Humphrey's, three or four years ago. I had tears on my face the whole show; it was so moving. The Heartbreakers as the Dirty Knobs at the Belly Up, without Tom Petty. It was great to see musicians on that level just having a great time. And the last Beat Farmers/Powerthud show at Tio Leo's."
The birthday shows seem to be an excuse for drinking lots of beer and creating your ideal scene.
"And it has worked for ten years! So hard to get folks to a show, but everyone comes out for your birthday! The idea came from a jam session Sue and I did when we first moved here from San Francisco — 'the living room sessions' at Sylvester Bowen's house. We'd all do our songs, with everyone jamming on them. I thought, Let's bring this to the people. And my birthday was coming up."
Anything special planned for this year's gathering?
"The Yeastie Boyz, a group of San Diego Brewers Guild players. They do wacky covers about drinking, such as, 'Are You Drinkin' with Me, Jesus?' by the Beat Farmers. And Little Black Birds, a retro cover band with a Southern tinge that Scott Blair's putting together for this." ■
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As we move through this second week of June, we need to be aware of where we put our energy. As a reminder from the monthly reading, the cards for this week were:
This is a good week for business ventures as indicated with the Magical Messages from the Fairies oracle deck. There may be many opportunities for new business opportunities so don't jump at the first one. Meditate on your response and be sure that the opportunity is a reflection of your soul's purpose. This week there are also two 6 cards. The pip cards (those numbered 1-10) have a common thread regardless of the deck they are drawn from. Sixes represent harmony, joy, contentment or relief. In context, the sixes come after fives and fives represent challenges. So this week we see two sixes indicating that whatever challenges we may have had, we have done well and now it is time to find peace and relax. There is an inherent desire to reflect on the past and the challenges we have come through. However, be careful not to romanticize the past (make it seem better than it really was) or make it seem worse than it may have actually been. Acknowledge the past and focus on the present feelings of satisfaction and joy. This is really important because both Air (in Angel Tarot) and Winter (in Fairy Tarot) represent the intellect. There is a tendency to get stuck in the mind. The Six of Winter indicates we may be traveling or relocating. Be open-minded to any opportunities that arise this week involving travel. Just like the fairy, we are moving forward. Note the unicorn in the boat of Angel Tarot is also moving forward to favorable waters.
The full moon last Friday signaled release. As you release past challenges you make way for a more favorable future. Continue to release and embrace change. Have a good rest of the week everybody and as always if you are moved by this post please share it with a friend, follow this blog, or leave a comment.
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Recently we were called by Hala to come out to the koy for a visit with the family. We were enticed with the promise of sura (a type of food that you will see towards the end of this post), a trip to the family field. This field is different than the one I told you about before, and it is also a lot more extensive. Unfortunately, however, it has also been generally abandoned because fewer and fewer members of the family are taking on the challenges of farm life- and are migrating to the city. Still, the place was beautiful.
It was raining off and on that day, but that didn't deter us! I speak for myself, Anne was pretty put out by the rain and continuously dodged under trees whenever it got heavy. This resulted in a LOT of mud and slick grass. However, the nearby brook seemed to appreciate the refreshment.
While Anne and a cousin hung back and picked fresh rose hip (an ingredient to Anne's wellness tea), Baba, hubby and I went exploring on the hillside. Much to our chagrin, there were no fruits left on the trees- a combination of the season coming to an end and also neighbors foraging from our empty fields. Rude!
Between jumping between cow pies and trying not to fall down a hill, I really had a work out! those hills that seem so beautiful from far away are really no joke to climb up- especially when the glass is slick! Fortunately, I made it through our hillside adventure without falling down.
We came across a well, which had a huge frog floating inside. I was really intrigued by the depth and width of it, since most wells in the US tend to be much smaller. I'm still not sure what purpose this well served, since there was a tulumba (water pump) nearby…
While leaving the well, Baba saw a few ayva (quince) trees, which he went to inspect. Hubby and I hung back eating kuzu kulagi (lambs ear- a sour tasting leaf that looks kind of like spinach). I heard a crunch in the woods nearby, and expressed my concern about a fiend being up to no good.
It's just a bird, don't worry about it
But it wasn't a bird. And it was worse than a fiendish neighbor. It was a wild boar. And, no joke, it was the size of a donkey. It crashed through the brush- thankfully in the opposite direction of us. It looked at first like a dog…but then I though it might have been a bear. It made it half way up the hill before I was able to shout.
I apologize for the lack of picture- I was too busy getting the heck out of there to take one. Instead, I offer this lovely scene that reminds me of the ending of Gladiator.
Well, that was enough excitement for me. On the way out of the field I picked plenty of stray blackberries that didn't realize summer was over. We headed back to Hala's house and waited patiently for our extra special dinner!
Sura is kind of like Thanksgiving turkey…except instead of turkey it is lamb, and instead of stuffing it's rice. So I guess it's nothing like Thanksgiving turkey, except that it is typically served on holidays! Instead of having this delicacy on bayram we had it now. Sura is cooked in a large stone oven- which is first heated, the food put inside, then sealed with mud. Sura usually takes around 10hrs to cook.
And was it a feast or what? Our meal started with lentil soup and a side of homemade pickles, which was closely followed by the much anticipated sura! The meat was so moist and tender I couldn't believe how much I was enjoying it. No condiments necessary! I think it is safe to say I prefer this to turkey any day.
Even though we were nearly stuffed to bursting, the next course was keskek (a lamb porridge), yogurt noodles, and finally rice pudding for dessert. You can see what keskek (keshkek) looks like below. It may not be pretty, but it's good!
We had a fantastic day and sat with the family until the sun went down, drinking coffee and laughing at jokes that I mostly didn't understand. Hey, they fed me though- no complaints here!


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INFORMATION FROM IMDb
Plot Summary
Tom Logan is a horse thief. Rancher David Braxton has horses,
and a daughter, worth stealing. But Braxton has just hired Lee Clayton,
an infamous "regulator", to hunt down the horse thieves; one at a time.
Marlon Brando ... Lee Clayton
Jack Nicholson ... Tom Logan
Randy Quaid ... Little Tod
Kathleen Lloyd ... Jane Braxton
Frederic Forrest ... Cary
Harry Dean Stanton ... Calvin
John McLiam ... David Braxton
John P. Ryan ... Si (as John Ryan)
Sam Gilman ... Hank Rate
Steve Franken ... The Lonesome Kid
Richard Bradford ... Pete Marker
James Greene ... Hellsgate Rancher
Luana Anders ... Rancher's Wife
Danny Goldman ... Baggage Clerk
Hunter von Leer ... Sandy (as Hunter Von Leer)
Virgil Frye ... Woody
R.L. Armstrong ... Bob (as R. L. Armstrong)
Daniel Ades ... John Quinn (as Dan Ades)
Dorothy Neumann ... Madame
Charles Wagenheim ... Freighter
Vern Chandler ... Vern
and more...
Arthur Penn
Writing Credits
Thomas McGuane ... (written by)
Robert Towne ... (uncredited)
Elliott Kastner ... producer
Marion Rosenberg ... associate producer
Robert M. Sherman ... producer
John Williams
Michael C. Butler ... director of photography (as Michael Butler)
According to Robert Silva's "Dustin Hoffman in Spurs? Method Actors Show the Old West Who's Boss,"
the whole production was affected by Marlon Brando's bizarre behavior,
which allegedly included biting a frog and catching grasshoppers at the end of the day's shooting.
Marlon Brando's performance in this film was mostly improvised.
Director Arthur Penn eventually gave up on him and decided to just let him act whatever way he wanted.
Jack Nicholson once said of co-star Marlon Brando appearing in this movie,
"The ground quaked for weeks before he arrived."
Nicholson added that Brando was "exceedingly cooperative" and "gentle as a lamb."
Original publicity reported that Marlon Brando ad-libbed so much
that a special stenographer had to be flown in from California
to record Brando's ad hoc poetry and spontaneous dialogue.
The "Missouri Breaks" of the title refers to the film's main setting,
the rugged north-central Montana region where the Missouri River is said to have "breaks"
cutting into the land due to the rough rising of the river.
Jack Nicholson did not like the fact that Marlon Brando used cue cards while filming.
In their scenes together, Nicholson broke his concentration every time Brando shifted his gaze
to the cue card behind the cameraman.
In an interview in TIME magazine published on May 24, 1976,
it was reported that actor Marlon Brando "changed the entire flavor of his character,
a bounty hunter called Robert E. Lee Clayton, by inventing a deadly hand weapon
resembling both a harpoon and a mace that he uses to kill."
Brando said, "I always wondered why in the history of lethal weapons no one invented that particular one.
It appealed to me because I used to be very expert at knife throwing."
Co-stars Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando were neighbors, living on Mulholland Drive in Hollywood, CA.
They had never worked together prior to this film.
The term "regulator" refers to a professional gunman, which is what
Robert E. Lee Clayton (Marlon Brando) was.
Although he receives top billing, Marlon Brando does not make his first appearance until
36 minutes into this film.
Warren Oates and Harry Dean Stanton were originally touted to star in this movie,
in the parts played by Jack Nicholson and Marlon Brando.
Robert Towne did an uncredited rewrite of Thomas McGuane's screenplay.
Due to the production's alleged mistreatment of animals,
this film was placed on the American Humane's Association "unacceptable" list.
Animal action on this picture was not monitored by the AHA.
According to "The Straight Dope", " . . . the producer refused to allow an AHA rep
on the film's location in Billings, Montana, and the shooting left one horse dead from drowning,
another crippled after being purposely tripped by wires
[a practice specifically prohibited by an agreement between the AHA and the major studios],
and several others injured in a stampede sequence.
Consequently, this film was placed on the AHA's "unacceptable" list,
a continually updated index of offending films."
Contract negotiations with Marlon Brando were not finalized by the time
of the first day of principal photography, and so Brando refused to work.
So on what was to be the first day of filming, the cast and crew played football.
Reportedly, director Arthur Penn had his hands full placating Marlon Brando and Jack Nicholson
during production, as they both took an instant dislike to each other.
This is evident in how few scenes there are between the two and,
in those few scenes, both actors were generally shot separately
so as not be near each other too much.
This was Marlon Brando's first film in three years. His previous one was Last Tango in Paris (1972).
After this film, Marlon Brando and Frederic Forrest worked together again on Francis Coppola's Apocalypse Now (1979).
Steve McQueen turned down the role played by Marlon Brando, claiming he had retired from acting.
Released the same year as several other big-budget Westerns,
including Robert Altman's Buffalo Bill and the Indians,
or Sitting Bull's History Lesson (1976), Don Siegel's The Shootist (1976)
and Clint Eastwood's The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976).
Of them all, only the latter two were well-received by critics and public alike.
Thomas McGuane was not happy with the way this film turned out,
how his script--he believed--was essentially used as a basis for improvisation
and the way it was received by critics and the public alike.
Martin Scorsese considered directing this film.
Animal rights groups were upset with the producers, because several small animals
were deliberately killed on film and several horses were drowned in the river crossing scenes.
Marlon Brando appeared in drag, wearing a dress in this movie.
The brand of gun that Robert E. Lee Clayton (Marlon Brando) carried was a Creedmoor rifle.
This was director Arthur Penn's third Western, after The Left Handed Gun (1958)
and Little Big Man (1970).
Writer and script doctor Robert Towne conceived the film's final showdown,
which solved the story problems caused by Marlon Brando's ad-libbing and changes to the screenplay.
This film reunited Jack Nicholson with three co-stars who all were all members
of the horse thieves outlaw gang in the movie.
These were Little Tod (Randy Quaid), Si (John P. Ryan), and Calvin (Harry Dean Stanton),
who all worked with Nicholson, respectively, on The Last Detail (1973),
Five Easy Pieces (1970) and various early films of Nicholson.
This film was promoted as a revisionist star-laden Western in much the same light
as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969). However, it was not what audiences got.
Film debut of Kathleen Lloyd.
Thomas McGuane originally wrote the screenplay with the intention of also directing the movie.
This film was one of a number of revisionist, oddball or wacky Westerns made during the 1970s.
This film marked Marlon Brando's third Western, after One-Eyed Jacks (1961) and The Appaloosa (1966).
Cast members Kathleen Lloyd, Frederic Forrest and John P. Ryan
had appeared together in Larry Cohen's mutant baby sequel, It Lives Again (1978).
Ryan appeared in the original It's Alive (1974).
When Tom and Jane mount the same horse, one in front each other,
her modern white underwear appears for a while.
When Marlon Brando and Randy Quaid are crossing the Missouri River,
there, far in the distance, cars driving on an interstate can be seen
Memorable Quotes
Filming Locations
Red Lodge, Montana, USA
Virginia City, Montana, USA
Billings, Montana, USA
Bovey Restorations, Nevada City, Montana, USA
Best Wishes
London- England
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Eight Forty-Eight
The Lawrence Peters Outfit perform on 'Eight Forty-Eight'
Lawrence Peters and his band had to deal with a lot on the show this morning; it was a packed slate of segments, but they bounced with the changes like good sports. Peters, who rocks an interesting combination of lead singer and snare drum player, was with Matt Gandurski on lead guitar, Dave Sisson on rhythm guitar and harmony vocals, and Josh Piet on upright bass.
The band opens for Bobby Bare Jr. at the CIMM Fest closing night show, at The Hideout, on Sunday April 15, where they're likely to turn the event into a real honky tonk. They'll also be at the Split Lip Rayfield show at the Mayne Stage on Wednesday, April 18th.
The Lawrence Peters Outfit perform "Lonesome Settled In" off their album What You Been Missin' (The Lawrence Peters Outfit)


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More security cameras are to be installed at troublespots across Co Durham.
Derwentside District Council has given the go-ahead for nine cameras in Consett, Leadgate and Stanley.
There will be three in Blackhill in Derwent Street car park, Howden and Pleasant View, Bridgehill. A further three will go in Leadgate in Front Street, Plantation Street, and in St Ives Road. In south Stanley, three are earmarked for the shopping centre, Holly Hill Gardens, Burnside Resource Centre, Mendip Terrace and the corner of Engles Terrace and Cotswold Terrace.


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Directors Guild of Cyprus is the only organisation in Cyprus uniting, representing and promoting professional directors and directing across all media: film, television, commercials, music videos, corporate film, multimedia and new technology. Our membership ranges from internationally renowned and award-winning directors to novices on their first professional assignments and student directors.
Our Mission
The new Board of Directors Guild of Cyprus has set as its primary objective, the recognition of the Director's profession in Cyprus, in order to protect and safeguard the future of Cypriot Directors and simultaneously develop and strengthen the film and television industry in Cyprus. Other objectives include:
The integration of the Guild with the Federation of European Film Directors (FERA) and the development of effective partnerships with relevant organizations in Cyprus and abroad, supporting the role of audiovisual arts. Why is being a voting member of FERA so important? FERA is the voice of more than 20.000 screen directors in Europe! FERA's focuses are the issues of major importance in the creation and promotion of audiovisual works. FERA's mission is to enhance the recognition of the cultural significance of audiovisual works and to defend their integrity in 21st century Europe. FERA represents directors as the primary creators of audiovisual works. The director is the creative decision maker in a process of artistic collaboration and takes final responsibility for the aesthetic cohesion and artistic integrity of the work. FERA is committed to safeguarding the craft, artistry and the creative and economic rights of the director as essential components to the diversity of audiovisual culture in Europe and beyond.
The resolutions of long-standing problems afflicting the Cypriot film directors: protect and enhance directors' creative rights – This means ensuring the control of their material, protecting them from bad working practices, supporting them collectively. Directors are authors of their work under copyright law.
Housing the Guild. In it's 20 year history, the Cyprus Directors never had their own establishment. Having a home is so much more than having an address.The aim of the Guild is to bring together directors, producers, artists and audiences; to encourage interaction, to provide support and to accomplish creative communication throughout the year.
Training and education by organising workshops and masterclasses by professionals in the field of film, television and the audiovisual arts in general.
Showcasing the work of Cypriot filmmakers who reside in Cyprus or abroad. The Guild's Film Festival has established itself as a yearly event that screens and promotes the work of new filmmakers and also pays tribute and honours those from the past.


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How to book vouchers
Just ring us and we will send you a gift voucher in the post via royal mail. For a late present we can also email you a gift voucher to print. The pupil can then ring the school to book the 1st lesson when he/she is ready to start.


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One night ten years ago, sanitary on a college radio program here in Los Angeles, clinic I was treated to an entire hour's worth of possibly the spookiest audio I'd ever heard. It consisted solely of human voices captured on incredibly static-laden shortwave channels, reading nothing but repeated passages of letter/number combinations. Some of the recordings were in English — some in Russian, others in various Eastern European tongues.
When I turned the radio on, I'd just gotten in my car after a night shift at the video store where I worked at the time. I'd missed the opening few minutes of the program, and the second the radio came on, I sat transfixed, trying to figure out just what it was I was listening to. For twenty minutes, I sat there, motionless, trying to come up with an explanation for some of the strangest audio I'd ever been present for. After a long passage of these recordings, the DJ came on the mic and announced that he'd been playing selections from a box set called "The Conet Numbers Project", a collection of shortwave recordings detailing the activities of "numbers stations", which were operated by the intelligence community surrounding various Cold War superpowers. Wikipedia sez:
Numbers stations are shortwave radio stations of uncertain origin. They generally broadcast voices reading streams of numbers, words, letters (sometimes using a spelling alphabet), tunes or Morse code. The voices that can be heard on these stations are often mechanically generated. They are in a wide variety of languages, and the voices are usually women's, though sometimes men's or children's voices are used. Evidence supports popular assumptions that the broadcasts are channels of communication used to send messages to spies. This has not been publicly acknowledged by any government that may operate a numbers station, but in one case, Cuban numbers station espionage has been publicly prosecuted in a United States federal court. Numbers stations appear and disappear over time (although some follow regular schedules), and their overall activity has increased slightly since the early 1990s. This increase suggests that, as spy-related phenomena, they were not unique to the Cold War.
According to the notes of The Conet Project, numbers stations have been reported since World War I. If accurate, this would make numbers stations among the earliest radio broadcasts. It has long been speculated, and was argued in court in one case, that these stations operate as a simple and foolproof method for government agencies to communicate with spies working undercover. According to this theory, the messages are encrypted with a one-time pad, to avoid any risk of decryption by the enemy.
High frequency radio signals transmitted at relatively low power can travel around the world under ideal propagation conditions, which are affected by local RF noise levels, weather, season, and sunspots, and can then be received with a properly tuned antenna of adequate size, and a superb receiver. However, spies often have to work only with available hand held receivers, sometimes under difficult local conditions, and in all seasons and sunspot cycles. Only very large transmitters, perhaps up to 500,000 watts, are guaranteed to get through to nearly any basement-dwelling spy, nearly any place on earth, nearly all of the time. Some governments may not need a numbers station with global coverage if they only send spies to nearby countries.
Although no broadcaster or government has acknowledged transmitting the numbers, a 1998 article in The Daily Telegraph quoted a spokesperson for the Department of Trade and Industry (the government department that, at that time, regulated radio broadcasting in the United Kingdom) as saying, "These [numbers stations] are what you suppose they are. People shouldn't be mystified by them. They are not for, shall we say, public consumption."
Whatever the case may be, this shit is genuinely unnerving, and I challenge you to listen to it for even just a few minutes without getting the chills.
The Conet Numbers Project, disc 1 (ZIP file)
The Conet Numbers Project, disc 2 (ZIP file)
The Conet Numbers Project, disc 3 (ZIP file)
The Conet Numbers Project, disc 4 (ZIP file)


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Once again, a reported middleweight clash between perennial contender Yoel Romero and rising challenger Paulo Costa has fallen out.
Both behemoths at 185lbs were scheduled to meet at the recent UFC 230 event in Madison Square Garden, with Cuban wrestler Romero opting to recover from multiple injuries sustained against Robert Whittaker, leaving the undefeated Belo Horizonte native without a dance partner in New York.
The promotion were believed to have eyed an eventual clash between the pair at their premier ESPN+ 1 event on the 19th of January in the new year, but Paulo Costa has picked up an injury, ruling him out of the expected headlining slot.
Romero sustained a nasty broken orbital bone in his rematch with current middleweight best Robert Whittaker in the second round of their back and forth clash. After yet another botched weight cut to 185lbs, the now 41 year-old former Olympian was widely expected to make the leap to a more comfortable home of 205lbs, with a clash alongside Alexander Gustafsson momentarily suggested for an Interim crown at UFC 230 failing to materialize.
Romero has seen weight issues prevent him from clinching a UFC title on multiple occasions, namely his UFC 221 Interim middleweight title knockout win over Luke Rockhold and his UFC 224 split decision loss to Whittaker in which many had the Pinar del Rio favourite narrowly edging out the Aussie. In both match ups, #1 ranked Yoel failed to make weight successfully.
Fast approaching the top five of 185lbs, Paulo Costa has so far displayed unparalleled striking power at middleweight maybe only matched by Romero himself in his first four walks to the Octagon. The Brazilian made hard work of the hot and cold Uriah Hall in his most recent fight, eventually finishing the flashy kickboxer in the second round, earning him the #8 rank in the murderers row that is 185lbs.
In a somewhat bizarre ply to earn a fourth tilt at championship honours, the explosive Romero has issued a challenge to the iconic former division king Anderson Silva who recently served a reduced suspension after a USADA test returned positive for hydrochlorothiazide and methyltestosterone, later discovered to be present in a contaminated substance consumed by the Curitiba counter striker. This subsequently allowed him to return to active competition in November 2018.
'The Spider' last competed at the controversial UFC 208 in Brooklyn, scoring a unanimous decision win over Derek Brunson. Silva, who will turn 44 next April, has recently dropped losses to Daniel Cormier on short notice and a razor thin decision defeat to Michael Bisping, which ultimately earned the British striker his successful siege of the middleweight crown against Luke Rockhold.
UFC Fight Night 143 takes place at the Barclays Centre in Brooklyn, New York on January 19th, and currently features a welterweight match up between Belal Muhammed and Geoff Neal, and a Women's flyweigth clash between prospects Paige VanZant and Rachael Ostovich-Berdon.


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Butterfly Home Decor Tips
Butterfly home decor can be done with some tips which work to help you build the butterfly inspiration inside your home. There are some tips which are effective but it is actually simple to be done and you can directly apply it to your home and get the beauty of butterfly in your home every day. Raise the natural beauty and values of butterfly soon.
First, you can go with little step of putting or placing hand painted butterflies which you can use to beautify your curtains, for example the pins which are shaped in butterfly, you can buy it in quite big numbers and place or put in some parts of your home which is visible and many people will see it. Use the pins which are shaped like butterfly to beautify not only your curtains but also your lamps, pillows and others. Butterfly home decor will be quite effective with this kind of accessory.
Second, butterfly home decor can be more interesting when you put some butterfly statues of plaques inside your home. There are so many butterflies which are made into statues and you can use it right away to decor your home. There are various options and choices which you can use and choose for your statues. Those kinds of beauties will help you to attract the attention.
Third, butterfly home decor works well with butterfly bedding. You can put and use the beddings with the butterfly patterns or designs also styles which are beautiful because butterflies are colorful. You can find that the beddings may change the new look of your bedroom and make it more alive. You can complete your beddings with such of a glass framed butterfly or other butterfly patterned sleeping lamps or even the butterfly curtains or alarm watches.


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FREE Triple P Parenting Prog - 0-7 yr olds
FREE Triple P Parenting Programme For
Parents of Children 0-7 Years in Mullingar
8 week GROUP programme (4 weeks where we meet for 2 hours each week followed by 3 weeks of phone calls & final week where we meet back together) The Programme gives you tips and strategies to help manage your child's behaviour, build positive relationships and prevent the kinds of problems that make family life stressful.
|Tuesday 29th September 2015
|10am – 12pm
|WCD, Mullingar
The WORKSHOP gives you a good understanding of positive parenting and offers plenty of ideas to make parenting easier. The Workshop lasts 2 hrs delivered locally in Mullingar. These sessions will be dealing with common parenting issues including:
|Dealing with Disobedience
Tuesday 8th September 2015
10am – 12pm or 8pm -10pm
|WCD, Mullingar
|Developing Good Bedtime Routines
Tuesday 8th September 2015
8pm – 10pm
|WCD, Mullingar
|Managing Fighting and Aggression
Tuesday 8th September 2015
10am – 12pm
|WCD, Mullingar
Bookings and Information
To book your place call the Midland Area Parenting Partnership Office at 090 6434070
you can ring, book in online or look at our website www.triplep-parenting.net


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Stephen Wagner, of the San Francisco Artist Network is presenting the second of several workshops for artists.
The second ( of 4) is: "PRESENTATION: Preparing your artist packet". The workshop is this Thursday night, at RPS Collective, in Oakland. More information click here.
Other topics include:
PROMOTION ( September 24th, 7-9pm )
REPRESENTATION ( October 22nd, 7-9pm )


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All members are invited to attend the AGM of the Project Management society, to hear the Chairman's review of the year, elect the new committee for 2019-2020 and discuss plans for the coming year.
The AGM will be preceded by our Project Risk Management breakfast briefing at 8.00am.
Members interested in becoming more involved are particularly encouraged to attend but if you are interested and cannot attend in person, please feel free to contact any of the committee. New members and fresh ideas are always welcome!
Fee - all welcome!
Attendance at this event should be recorded as it can be counted as part of your overall CPD hours for the year.
Recording your CPD is really easy - visit My CPD to start recording your 2019 CPD hours.
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Today, many property owners opt for home automation systems. This is the "Internet of Things" and the manner in which various appliances, devices, and installations in your home are networked together; it provides you efficient control over various aspects of your home.
In terms of simple appliance control and lighting, this concept has been around for decades. It's only in the recent years that there has been a sea change in this technology and you can now opt for systems that allow you complete control of your home from any remote location. Using home automation, you are able to control how a particular device will react, and why and when it should react.
Once the system has been installed, you only need to set the schedule. The rest of it is all automated and will be based on your personal preferences. This is why home automation can alert you about the events that you may want to immediately be aware of, such as unexpected access to your home, water leaks etc. All you have to do is grab your Android device or iPhone or any other remote control and alter the settings in your home. If this isn't convenience, what is?
Let's take a closer look at what the benefits of home automation systems are:
You are able to automate and control almost every single appliance and device in your home, regardless of where you are. You don't really have to worry about getting up from your comfortable couch to dim the lights, draw the curtains or adjust the temperature of the room you are in, or in any other room of your house. You would be able to adjust the temperature in all the rooms in your house, just with the touch of a button on your phone.
Your CCTV cameras can be connected to the automation systems and in case there is any trespasser on your property, you would be immediately alerted to it. Your water sensors could be connected as well and you would immediately know if there was a leak, even if you aren't at home; this gives you the chance to react and safeguard your home very effectively.
Home automation can help you switch on and off lights and sprinklers etc. when you want to, even when you aren't actually at home. You can also switch on the air conditioning or water heater a few minutes before you are slated to reach home, and that helps save energy too as you wouldn't have to keep the hot water system running all day. This kind of functionality helps you save on your utility bills.
When you have a home automation system installed on your property, you know you are using the latest technology. While the working of these systems is quite complex, the systems themselves are very user-friendly and this makes for a fun experience. You will find yourself impressing your guests with the various features of the system and enjoy using the automated systems.
If you are considering getting home automation products installed on your property, you would need to hire the services of a skilled and knowledgeable electrical company that will be able to understand your requirements and provide custom solutions. We at AllRound Electrical can provide you the solutions you need at extremely cost-effective pricing. Our experts will work closely with you and provide applications such as automated:
In addition to home automation, we can handle all other electrical requirements you may have. For more information, simply speak with the experts at AllRound Electrical and take their advice on various aspects of home automation installation solutions. The number to call is – 1300 169 263. You can also write to us at this email address.
Thanks for reading,
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Thompson Massage Therapy
About Karen Thompson
Graduate of Onondaga School of Therapeutic Massage, December 2005.
New York State Licensed since February 2006.
Member of the American Massage Therapy Association since 2005.
Member of International Alliance of Healthcare Practitioners since 2013.
The mission at Thompson Massage Therapy is to improve activities of daily living through decreasing pain, increasing range of motion and thereby reducing stress and inducing relaxation. Thompson Massage Therapy specializes in swedish massage infused with deep tissue, reflexology and craniosacral therapy for a customized experience.
Many people come to Thompson Massage Therapy to reduce their level of pain, discomfort, and stiffness. Combining swedish massage, deep connective tissue massage, craniosacral therapy and reflexology allows the body to find a place of balance and improved comfort.


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#!/usr/bin/perl -wT
# Muse
# A "Web of Content" Manager by Adrian P. Dunston
# This is a sort of dumbed down single user of the
# Everything Engine that Perlmonks runs on.
# (www.everydevel.com)
# Write different nodes or "musings" and link them
# together by surrounding certain words with [brackets].
# In the case of the last sentence, the word "brackets"
# links to the node of that title.
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI qw(:standard);
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
sub start {
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my $output;
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# Untaint
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# If text has been passed, put it into its node.
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open(NODE, ">data/$node.musing") or die "Couldn't open data/$n
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# If the user wants to see a node, show it to him with a form for
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Thanks for the suggestion. I've untainted my input.
I never use taint mode because I don't maintain a public http server (all my scripts are single-user only and behind a firewall), but I guess that doesn't really help other people who download my code and have it exploited. Please let me know if you think there's still a problem.
($node) = $node =~ /\w{1,32}/g;
i'd really recommend using HTML::Template or some other templating mechanism. seeing all that html mixed in with the perl makes me cringe.
anders pearson
I agree that the mixing of code can get ugly, and this is an hour's hack and not the way I'd generally do it, but I prefer to avoid the templating way of doing it. Calling templates and passing them values can be just as ugly as bare HTML and it removes you one step from what you're actually trying to do (which is communicate through web pages).
My preferred approach is object oriented. I create a "Display" object with subs for form generation, etc. that are specific to my current problem. If I can design the interfaces to these objects well enough, I can rewrite them later for Tk or whatever other kind of user display I'm using and not have to re-write the rest of the app. This provides cleanliness in the functional code and separation from the display code but still allows you to see the HTML directly when you want to.
So far I don't know anyone else who does it this way, but I prefer it.
Hmm. I wrote pocowiki a while back, which has the same sort of purpose (lightweight (Wiki/Every)-like engine), but is implemented very differently -- I use POE::Component::Server::HTTP (so it runs its own micro-HTTP server), and the database is stored in memory, using Data::Denter for (de)serialization to/from disk. I also wrote a little (MUCK-MPI)-like preprocessor for use on my website. Perhaps I should post (it/them) sometime...
Update: Just noticed -- Personal Interlinked Encyclopedia? PIE? :-)
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MTV Network's July 4th celebrations to welcome new artists at a time when it's difficult to get noticed.
As America celebrates independence of 4th July, cable entertainment channel MTV will host its own spin on the day's festivities with a planned 'Music Independence Day', which will celebrate music, giving lesser-known artists an opportunity to gain exposure, according to the Associated Press.
In a return to its musical roots, along with VH1 and CMT, MTV will turn Wednesday 4th into an all-day party with hours dedicated to various different genres.
Successful mainstream acts, like Justin Timberlake or Bruno Mars, will be honoured but emerging bands will be able to compete with each other on the online 'Artist Platform' to win a TV-airing of their music video.
Continue reading: Music Independence Day: MTV's Twist On 4th July Celebrations
Runteldat operates in much the same fashion as Lawrence's You So Crazy, where he spends 90 minutes barking out offensive remarks punctuated with bookends of profanity. Some of the jokes garnered genuine belly laughter - in particular, the bits involving white parents' use of "time out" and references to the black stars of the COPS television show. Some jokes however, especially the drunken husband routine, drag on for what seemed to be an eternity -- even the "live" audience appears restless in some cutaway shots -- while other jokes are just stale regurgitations of many I've seen pass through my email inbox a multitude of times. Please Martin, we all know how similar babies are to old people.
Continue reading: Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat Review
Continue reading: 200 Cigarettes Review
The answer, according to Lauren Lazin's documentary Tupac: Resurrection, is you struggle. The movie is not a glorified big screen version of Behind the Music, but a thoughtful and smart examination behind the street swagger and angry posturing that makes rap music so hated and so popular. Through interviews, photographs, and other footage, Tupac tells his story. The longer he talks the more one realizes how familiar his story sounds.
Continue reading: Tupac: Resurrection Review
The Who, Stormzy and more coming this month.
Melting Vinyl brought local talent to the fore as it showcased a set by Tokyo Tea Room on the day of their latest EP release, 'Dream Room'.
Holy Moly & The Crackers journeyed down from their hometown of Newcastle Upon Tyne to play in Canterbury, where they thought they'd be playing to...
Check out their single 'Wild Thing'.
Wholesome stories from a national treasure.
Early in Martin Lawrence Live: Runteldat, Lawrence goes on a brief tirade about his hatred...
It's easy to forget that Tupac Shakur was just 25 when he was gunned down...


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- Use the grid in our Layout Planner to construct a plan view of your railing space. This will help you visualize your railing system.
- Use the table in our Layout Planner to list the quantity of components you need to complete your railing system so that you can easily purchase them in stores or online.
easy-to-install, looks great and exclusive to The Home Depot!
The wonderful thing about the RailBlazers® Aluminum Railing System is that it's extremely easy to install. In these installation videos one of our very own Peak pros will walk you through the installation process step-by-step, from beginning to end.


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on August 21, 2013 at 10:54 pm
Chapter: Volume 1 - Chapter 5
Location: Polik
Heya all!
You may have noticed that I missed Friday and Mondays upload days. For that, you have my sincere apologies. I've quickly discovered that when you are managing the art for two webcomics, plus you work fulltime, it can quickly overwhelm you if you are not careful.
I think I might be on top of things again. I sure hope I am! In any case, I'll see you again on Friday with another page from Chapter Five of Paliax. Don't forget to check out my other comic, Majestic 9 as well.


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In Argentina the Iguazu waterfalls, all two hundred and fifty of them, create a spectacular natural show, and on the Galapagos Islands off Ecuador the eco system is like no other on earth.
The history and culture of South America is equally diverse. This is land of the Tango, the Salsa and the Samba, Brazilian coffee and Chilean wine. Archaeological remains of ancient and mystical Inca towns and temples tower over the surrounding countryside. Colonial villages sport cobble stoned roads and pretentious Spanish Cathedrals, whilst traditional tribes float their grass homes In the middle of Lake Titicaca, birthplace of the Incas.


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Maureen Reagan, the outspoken presidential daughter who became a crusader for Alzheimer's disease awareness after her father fell ill, died yesterday. She was 60 and had suffered from skin cancer.
Ms Reagan, the first child of Ronald Reagan's first marriage to actress Jane Wyman, died at her home in Sacramento, California, said her husband, Dennis C. Revell. She lived with Revell and their 16-year-old daughter, Rita, a Ugandan girl they adopted in 1995.
She was "surrounded by loved ones after a courageous five-year-long battle with malignant melanoma," Revell said.
She made a couple of unsuccessful bids for public office, trying for the US Senate nomination in California in 1982. In 1992, she finished second among 11 candidates for the Republican nomination for a House seat.
An outspoken feminist, Ms Reagan disagreed with her father on abortion and the Equal Rights Amendment. From 1987-89, she served as co-chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, and she created a political action committee that supported more than 100 women candidates.
She also chaired the US delegation to the 1985 World Conference of the United Nations Decade for Women, and served as US representative to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.
Over the years, she was also a political analyst, radio talk show host, commentator and author of First Father, First Daughter: A Memoir.
"My relationship with my father hasn't changed with the years," she wrote. "I still feel for him the same love and respect and admiration I've always felt; if anything, those feelings have deepened with time. He will always be a big, warm, cuddly teddy bear of a father to me, and I will always be his wise-eyed, precocious little girl."
She became a national spokeswoman for the Alzheimer's Association after her father announced in 1994 that he had the disease and was beginning "the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life."
Ms Reagan wrote movingly of her father's mental decline in an essay in Newsweek last year: "Earlier in the disease we did jigsaw puzzles, usually animal scenes: a farmyard, horses in a meadow, a jungle scene. We started with 300-piece puzzles and worked our way down to 100. Unfortunately, he can't do that anymore."


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Latest news
Replacement presents for those stolen
We have been simply overwhelmed by the support we received over the Christmas period by our local community.
We saw the real low point of humanity with someone stealing the Playstation designed for use with the children in hospital on Christmas Day. We then saw how everyone came together and donated what they could to make sure that they would have entertainment and toys over Christmas.
Southampton General Hospital's play service manager, Joyce Stebbings, said: "We are really touched and humbled by how many people have got in touch with us to do something.
"It's been absolutely amazing. We never expected this response and we want to say thank you to everyone who has done something."
Donna Parsons, Southampton Hospital Charity, commented: "The response from our community has been phenomenal and you can tell people are really in the Christmas spirit by the fact they have donated so many gifts and donations.
We want to say a massive thank you to everyone who got involved. In total we've had pledges of around 15 games consoles which means that each children's ward can have two or three consoles to play with.
We've also had just under £5,000 of donations thanks to three Justgiving pages – two of which were set up by people in the community wanting to help us."
Southampton Hospital Charity justgiving page: https://www.justgiving.com/playstation/
Amy Lewis - https://www.justgiving.com/hytheandwatersideelves/
Clair Roberts - https://www.justgiving.com/Clair-Roberts/
We also want to personally thank everyone who donated money, toys or games consoles for our children to use in hospital. Some wanted to remain anonymous, so all we can say to these people is thank you from everyone here in the charity and hospital.
Donations included nine-year-old Alex Hammond, who decided he did not need his own PlayStation 3 and travelled from his Portsmouth home with mum Emma to hand it over to the hospital.
Emma told us: "Alex said he doesn't need it, so the children at the hospital can have it. He's a kind boy and it's good they will have something now."
Four Horseshoes pub landlord James Couper, his sister Vicki and friend Paul Burden shelled out to buy an Xbox, Playstation 4 and games for the youngsters to enjoy over the festive period.
Mike and Clair Brading, from Sholing, Southampton, gathered a hoard of toys to donate, including some Christmas presents given up by their four children.
Their nine-month-old son Charlie, who has spina bifida, has had regular treatment at the children's ward and 29-year-old Mike said: "It was very important for us to help them, especially the children's hospital as they really helped my son."
There was also 25-year-old bank account manager Ashley Rafferty from Eastleigh, who bought a brand new PlayStation 4 during his lunch break and gave it to the hospital, and 30-year-old carpenter Ashley James from Woolston, who collected scores of games and DVDs to hand over.
Mr Rafferty said: "It's Christmas, it was a story that touched me. I've used the hospital before and I thought why not give something back. It was a despicable act to steal from there."
Leo Ridgway, Tyler, Steph, Lauren and Adam at retailer CEX Marland Centre, which stocks new and used consoles, games and films, were also touched and donated £1000 worth of equipment, including a new Playstation 4, controllers and consoles.
We also want to say a special thank you to these people who physically donated something for our children in hospital:
- Mothercare – donating £250 worth of presents
- Ron Atwill – donated watches, puzzles, yoyos
- Sarah Phillipson and Lisa Millward –donated a PS3 and games
- Mark Kinch - Hospital volunteer donated money
- Mrs Sturgis – donated £200 to the ward
- Graham - donated a PS3
- Mr Payne – donated a games console and games
- Adam Hart – xbox donation
- Kenny Milward – toys donation in association with Wave 105
- Kim Edwards – donated a PS3
- Keith Ryvers – donated a new android tablet
- Terry and Lisa Mundy - £150 of chocolates donated
- Sarah Bunstead – PS3 and games donation
- Matt Lane, a director at Southampton-based MNL Builders donated a box full of children's slippers
- Valerie Porter
- Melissa Bedwell
- Amy Guy
- Des Connelly, St Joseph's Centre, Ashurst
- Summer Lane
- Olivia and Amelia Phillips
- Evelyn and Cassie Chapman
- Chris Walker, Itchen South Scout District
- Leah Davies
- Matt Beecham
- Martin Riddell
- Abi Veitch
- Mathew Shenton
- Terry Glew
- John Dale, Sainsbury, Lordshill
- Jane Whiting and Lottie
- Brandon Heath
- Kobie Shelley
- Sue Glendenning
- Andrew and Julie, Bramley Leeds
- Carolyn Brown
- Mrs H Woodley
- Mike Lyons, Terraclean South Limited
- Emma Goodall
- Kelly-Ann Ward
- Michael Johnston
- Graham Baxendale
- Sophie and Tania Javett
- David Field and Cheryl Osborn
- Jack and Claire Fielder
- Liam Dodd
- Tore Johannesen
- Debbie Bowyer
- Mark Whitely
- Paul Burdow
- Zoe Indge
- Millie and Freddie Farmer
- Michelle Shores, Sony, Camberly
- Cerri Killworth and Matt McDonald, Netpay Merchant Services
- Asda, Eastleigh
- Dave Rouse
- Scott Roberts
- Dana Drubge
- Maisie Ray
- Mr Webb
- Sam, Ryton
- Ryan, Game, Southampton
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Monday, January 17, 2011
January 30th 2001 Project Playground is Coming!
It's the start of a new year so it's time again to re-think goals, make some new ones and make them happen. Project Playgroud is one of my most fun and enjoyable parts of my business. I enjoy talking with the women who come and helping them with their creations. My inspiration for this Project Playground has been my goal to send a thinking of you card everyone day for a year. Okay, we are already two weeks into the new year and I have only sent out 5 cards. Preparation is really going to be the key to actually getting this accomplished. I am re-thinking this goal to be 2 cards a week for this year and we will see about preparing for the next year and making it 5 cards a week. I do have to be realistic, don't I? My other inspiration has been love with Valentines Day around the corner and my 15 year wedding anniversary and all I learned about love in 2010 I just have been really inspired with hearts and heartfelt sentiments. I hope you will be inspired by the creations I have designed for this Project Playground. Project Playground is on Jan 30th 1-5pm. You pay for whatever you make from my large assortmeent of designs. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com for questions, to RSVP or ask about getting any the projects as a kit to do on your own time.
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Answer: A no cost volunteer army of average people who simply wants to get paid is assembled within the B Redy website. As they register they are automatically placed into the mock compensation plan which is identical in function to that of the host company. Your downline organization is built offline at no cost and at no risk to you. When the top brass at B Redy feels that adequate momentum has been achieved, an orderly transistion from the B Redy site to the host company is initiated. The transitioning takes place in the exact same downline order as one would appear on the B Redy site and under the same sponsor. Your sponsor will inform you when their website is up at the host company. You will immediately go to their site and sign up and repeat the process downward through your own organization. At that time members must then pay the entry fees associated with the opportunity to the host company and immediately abide by all the rules and regulations of the host company. Precise instructions on how to continue to grow your business without becoming a network marketing expert will be communicated to you.
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Question: What impact does this type of marketing strategy have on the host company?
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Question: How do I get paid?
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Question: Is this legal?
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Question: How does the team at B Redy decide which companies are best suited for hosting this type of marketing?
Answer: The Team at B Redy will carefully evaluate the host company's compensation plan, its cost to join, ease of duplication, return on investment and the track record of the company and its leadership. It is possible and likely that substantial incomes will be earned from more than one company or product at a time.
Question: Who is Robert Jefferson?
Answer: He is the founder of the B Redy, marketing system and is respected by peers within the industry. His ability to lead a huge organization is chronicled and documented. He has a heart as big as Texas. He laughs when you laugh, he's sad when you are sad and currently he is plenty perturbed over the fact that the current network marketing model fails too many people. He has officially declared it as broken for 85% of the people. He loves to see others succeed and all the better when a team succeeds. He created this website for the sole purpose of providing a platform, whereby the average American can have success. Let us make him proud by fulfilling our dreams and aspirations. A man has an idea and he shares it with the people. The people execute the plan and the people are liberated. This formula plays itself out in all venues where success resides. A man has an idea and he shares it with the people. The people execute the BRedy plan and within 30 to 90 days lives begin to change. Stand up and B Redy. The best laid plans are simple. May God Bless you all.
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The discovery of antigens that are particularly over-expressed on the surface of cancer cells suggests that by using certain antibodies to selectively "mark" tumor cells, malignant tissues could be distinguished from normal tissues. Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs), which have shown high binding specificity for tumor-specific antigens, could fulfill this task. In fact, these mAbs could be used as vehicles to deliver cytotoxic drugs selectively to tumor cells. A drug-mAb conjugate would target the tumor cells by binding to the antigens on their surfaces. The conjugate is then internalized and releases the original cytotoxic agent in its active form.
The practical efficacy of such immunoconjugates heavily depends on the nature of the cytotoxic agents as well as the tumor specificity of mAbs. Paclitaxel (TAXOL®) and docetaxel have brought about significant impact on the current cancer chemotherapy, mainly because of their unique mechanism of action but seriously suffer from the lack of tumor specificity and multi-drug resistance (MDR). Thus, it is beneficial to develop immunoconjugates of these drugs. However, it is obvious from the current understanding of the requirements for effective immunoconjugates that the cytotoxicity level ofpaclitaxel or docetaxel is not sufficient as the cytotoxic component of the conjugate for human clinical use. In addition, those conjugates are anticipated to be inactive against tumors expressing MDR.
On the basis of the structure-activity relationship (SAR) study of taxoids accumulated in Dr. Ojima's laboratory at Stony Brook in collaboration with Dr. Bernacki's laboratory at Roswell Park Cancer Institute in Buffalo, he has developed a series of highly potent second-generation taxoids. Most of these taxoids exhibited 2-3 orders of magnitude higher potency than those of paclitaxel and docetaxel against drug- resistant cell lines expressing MDR phenotypes. Accordingly, Dr. Ojima can develop novel chemotherapeutic agents with high potency and exceptional tumor specificity by linking these second-generation taxoids with mAbs. He and his collaborators have already obtained highly promising preliminary results against A-431 human squamous cancer xenographs in SCID mice, targetting EGFR as the tumor specific antigen. Thus, this basic biomedical technology has been proven to be highly effective.
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Year in Review
As the year comes to a close,
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US Presidential Election
November 13 Attacks in Paris
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Greek Debt Crisis
Marriage Equality
Fight Against ISIS
Charlie Hebdo Attack
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Charleston Shooting & Flag Debate
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Pan African Feminism: From Freedom Fighters to Feminists
Colloquium | April 24 | 12:30-2 p.m. | 223 Moses Hall
Whether hailed for transitioning to the ballot box, or condemned for failing to hold elections, African regimes continue to exhibit profound contradictions with regard to gender and sexual politics. Patriarchal state practices range from the paternalistic inclusion associated with ballot box democracy, to more coercive, politically authoritarian modes of control. The widespread formal acceptance of gender equality in law has not however, ended the oppression and exploitation of women. This lecture addresses the persistence of gender exploitation and oppression in a 21st century dominated by neoliberal globalization, militarization and resurgent right-wing populism. Selected examples are presented to explore how local contradictions arising from global policies are catalysing women into modes of organizing that are informed by state-of-the-art feminist research and analysis.
Amina Mama is a Nigerian/British feminist researcher and academic, whose career spans European, African and U.S. institutions. She has dedicated much of her career to creating institutional spaces for strengthening radical intellectual work, teaching, research and publication, and film. Major publications include Beyond the Masks: Race, Gender and Subjectivity (Routledge 1995), co-edited Engendering African Social Sciences (CODESRIA 1997) and extensive contributions to peer-reviewed journals. She collaborated in the production of two documentary films, The Witches of Gambaga (2010 co-producer) and The Art of Ama Ata Aidoo (Executive Producer Fadoa films 2014). Her areas of interest include methodology, pedagogy, identity, politics, critical policy studies, higher education, militarism, and she is founding editor of the continents first open access gender studies journal, Feminist Africa.


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