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Eagles' losing streak is over
"The guys had a team meeting after the Rancho loss," Etiwanda coach Dave Kleckner said. "They knew we weren't playing the type of basketball we are capable of playing." The Eagles (19-7 overall, 6-3 Baseline League) picked an opportune time to get back to form. The victory, combined with Upland's 50-49 win over Los Osos on Tuesday, put Etiwanda into a three-way tie atop the league standings, with the Highlanders and Grizzlies going into their final regular-season game Thursday at Claremont. If the Eagles beat the Wolfpack, they'll clinch at least a share of their fourth consecutive Baseline League title and sixth league crown since 2000. "It's all about confidence and right now we are confident," said senior guard Xavier Mudd, who led all scorers with 14 points. "Getting a win like this feels good because we weren't playing too well. But now we got this and hopefully we can beat Claremont." If Etiwanda applies the formula it used against the Braves (12-14, 2-7), it has a good shot. The Eagles used aggressive man defense and explosive 3-point shooting, never allowing Alta Loma an opportunity to establish itself. The Braves only scored four points in the first period and had just six in the fourth – with four of those coming in the last minute and the game long decided. Even when Alta Loma was scoring it didn't seem to matter, as the Braves never got closer than eight points after ending the first down 15-4. "It's the same thing that has happened to us all year," Alta Loma coach Guy Thomas said. "We didn't compete and we didn't work hard enough to win. These kids aren't willing to work and this is what happens." Etiwanda was working it from outside, nailing 10 from 3-point range. Mudd hit four 3-pointers in his last home game, while fellow seniors Marcus Barrow and Ryan Mendoza knocked down three and two triples, respectively. 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You're all set! RANCHO CUCAMONGA – If there were an ideal time for Senior Night, Tuesday was it for the Etiwanda boys basketball team. Limping into their final home game of the year on a three-game losing streak – all on the road – the Eagles responded well in front of the home crowd, stifling Alta Loma 62-37. read more
Ancelotti under fire as players rebel against training lockdown
But as Ancelotti disagreed with the lockdown, the players all returned home after a 1-1 draw against Salzburg on Tuesday which stalled their bid to reach the Champions League last 16."The responsibility to decide on ordering days in a training retreat lies with coach Carlo Ancelotti," the club said in a statement Wednesday.The club also threatened action against the players."With reference to the behaviour of the players yesterday (Tuesday), it (the club) will proceed to protect its rights on an economic, capital, image and disciplinary levels in every competent jurisdiction," the statement added."A press silence has been ordered from now until a date yet to be decided."Ancelotti refused to attend Tuesday's post-match press conference in Naples."The club has taken this decision and we have to accept it. But, if you ask me if I agree, I would say no," Ancelotti said concerning the training camp on Monday.Napoli have taken just two points from their last three Serie A games and are now 11 points behind leaders Juventus.The training camp was supposed to run until they host Genoa on Saturday at their San Paolo Stadium.Napoli are still on course to qualify for the Champions League knockout rounds as they are second in Group E behind Liverpool, four points ahead of Salzburg, with two games to play.Ancelotti, 60, took over from Maurizio Sarri in May 2018 on a three-year contract.He arrived in Naples boasting three Champions League trophies from his spells with AC Milan and Real Madrid, and a Premier League trophy from his two-year tenure at Chelsea.The southerners have not lifted the Serie A title since the days of Diego Maradona in 1990.0Shares0000(Visited 36 times, 1 visits today) 0Shares0000Carlo Ancelotti has won three Champions League titles as a coach. © AFP / Alberto PIZZOLINAPLES, Italy, Nov 6 – Napoli coach Carlo Ancelotti was told by the Italian club on Wednesday to take charge as players abandoned an enforced training camp following a series of poor results.Club president Aurelio De Laurentiis ordered the team to be confined to a training camp after last weekend's 2-1 league defeat to Roma saw the southerners slip to seventh in Serie A. read more
State flex-fuel program takes odd turns
The flex-fuel vehicles run on the same unleaded fuel as most every other car does, including the cars they replaced, ostensibly as part of an effort to clean up the environment. When this story first broke in July, we chalked it up to political cynicism: The governor's staff authorized the $17 million purchase to bolster their eco bona-fides, even though the actual benefit to the environment was nil. But now it seems the motivations were even more duplicitous than that. In an apparent violation of state law, internal documents show that California officials agreed to buy the "flex-fuel" vehicles from General Motors a full month before any bid was ever issued. The deal began with a pilot program, in which the state purchased 50 to 100 vehicles, with no other company allowed to make a bid. Well, what do you know? It turns out the Schwarzenegger administrations's purchase of some 1,300 flex-fuel vehicles really was a "green" policy after all. That's "green" as in the color of money. Although the fleet can run on ethanol, it doesn't. Until this month, there has only been one ethanol fueling station in all of California, and it's down in San Diego, far away from where most of the cars reside in Sacramento. And even that station has never once fueled a state car. Then, later, when the state sought to buy the remaining 1,200 or so vehicles, other automakers were allowed to bid, but only GM had received the necessary certification to compete. And why was that? Well, because other automakers thought California was still abiding by a 2002 state policy that prohibited the purchase of flex-fuel vehicles, seeing the difficulties of getting the green fuel for them. The high-grade ethanol needed for these cars has never been widely available in the state. It wasn't until this month that an ethanol pump was installed in Sacramento. But the Schwarzenegger administration had overturned that policy in 2005, much to the delight of GM. Now State Sen. Dean Florez, D-Bakersfield, is investigating whether Schwarzenegger's relationship with GM gave the automaker an unfair advantage in obtaining the state bid for flex-fuels. Schwarzenegger just so happens to have once been the spokesman for GM's Hummer. The company has also given millions to his charitable and political causes. Of course, that could just be a coincidence. But seeing that the state didn't buy those cars for environmental reasons, that seems unlikely. 160Want local news?Sign up for the Localist and stay informed Something went wrong. Please try again.subscribeCongratulations! You're all set! read more
Liverpool still tipped to finish OUTSIDE the top four – Coral Daily Download –
Simon Clare joins the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast to round up the latest sporting odds.The Coral spokesman says Liverpool are still odds-against at 6/4 to finish in the top four despite making it back-to-back wins in the Premier League by beating Sunderland 1-0 on Wednesday night.The Blacks Cat, meanwhile, are 1/8 to be relegated, with their latest loss leaving them seven points adrift of safety.Clare also looks ahead to the second Test between South Africa and England in Cape Town and reveals the tourists are 5/4 favourites to win the match and go 2-0 up in the series.Coral is the official betting partner of the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast read more
DONEGAL STUDENT WINS CASE AGAINST MOBILE PHONE COMPANY WHO CHARGED HIM FOR USING FACETIME
Nick was charged when he used the FaceTime and iMessage appsA DONEGAL student has called on customers of O2/Three to demand refunds after discovering he was being charged for making 'free' calls on his iPhone using FaceTime.Nick O'Brien, a law student at Letterkenny IT, told Donegal Daily he was 'delighted' with a ruling at the District Court in Letterkenny yesterday when he won his case. He also won two other cases against O2 – now owned by Three – after the sold him a second hand phone through their website claiming it was new and they deducted €25 from his pay-as-you-go account when he went abroad…even though he didn't use the phone.Mr O'Brien says hundreds of other O2 customers who were also wrongly charged should take legal action to get their money back "as a matter of principle".A company customer care manager told the District Court that anyone using an iPhone and using FaceTime or iMessage for the first time – even if it is using wifi – could be charged 25c.It appears on bills as a text to a UK mobile number as the Apple server is in the UK.However in Mr O'Brien's case he was charged up to 90 times last year for making calls or sending iMessages which Apple say should be free.Yesterday Judge Paul Kelly said O'Brien and O2/Three should have settled the case out of court.Mr O'Brien says he turned down a €800 out of court offer yesterday so he could highlight the issue in court and help other consumers.Judge Kelly agreed with his case and awarded Mr O'Brien a total of €422.49 in damages and a further €250 towards his costs.The student was given €67.50 in compensation for the recurring 25c charges for using FaceTime and iMessage.He was also awarded €79.99 for being flogged a pre-used mobile phone which had been sold to him as new but had been used on a network in the UK three months earlier.He was also given back €25 deducted from his credit when O2 said he had changed his plan – when he said he hadn't.He was given €250 in general damages for the inconvenience of having to change mobile networks after he left O2.Mr O'Brien said afterwards: "I am delighted with the outcome; this was never about the money, it was about O2 and their shoddy practices and their general attitude towards me over the past nine months."I know the judge, rightly, said this could have been settled out of court and I would have been better off if I had done so, but this was not about that – this was about highlighting charges people should not have been given. I would urge customers to closely check their bills."The joke of course is that if you register for FaceTime on an iPod, iPad or a iPhone without a sim card you don't get charged at all."Neither Apple nor O2 – now trading as Three – have ever explained this."DONEGAL STUDENT WINS CASE AGAINST MOBILE PHONE COMPANY WHO CHARGED HIM FOR USING FACETIME was last modified: April 3rd, 2015 by John2Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:chargedcourt caseFaceTimeIPHONENick O'Brienvictory read more
MY DONEGAL ……….WITH HAIRDRESSER PATRICK GILDEA
Stylish, good looking and successful and that's just his staff! Hairdresser Patrick Gildea is admired and respected in the business community across Co Donegal. He loves Donegal and here he tells us why.What is your favourite place in Donegal and why?St.John's Point, near Dunkineely. I go there quite often and every time it makes me smile! So beautiful, rugged , peaceful ,and one of the few places that wasn't spoilt by over development. If you could change one thing about Donegal what would it be?More sunshine and less rain. Donegal is so beautiful, imagine if we had more sun!! Who is the one person in Donegal that you look up to and why?I look out my shop window on the main street days and I see young Alan Doherty. Happy, making conversation and smiling after all he's been through and I say there's a brave guy!! So I admire him and look up to him!!Daniel O'Donnell or Packie Bonner?It would be unfair to separate , they've both been good guys for Donegal in there own way! But if I had to my mother always said to us growing up "why can't 'youse' be like Daniel "! So!!What has been Donegal's proudest moment in recent years?Winning Ulster, what a buzz and gave the whole county a lift, even the ones who don't smile where smiling!!What was Donegal's saddest moment? I like to be honest so I won't answer, it's been covered enough recently and you wouldn't be able to print my reply!!What is your favourite Donegal-made product?I have a Magee of Donegal Tweed jacket, it is admired every time I wear it, I travel to different show events here and the UK and it is often admired, a friend recently was working on hair for a photo shoot and I was assisting him for a very famous fashion house "Bur….." I took great pride and delight in telling these sartorially people exactly where it came from. PS – I'm not on commission.Who is Donegal's greatest ambassador around the world and why? I am a big fan of Irish trad and for Donegal to have the fantastic talents of Enya, Clannad, Mairead ni Mhaonaigh , Daniel and many more it's just amazing,they travel the world stage and use it as a platform to promote everything Irish & Donegal just in being themselves. Fair play to them!!Who is Donegal's most successful businessperson in your opinion?As far as I'm concerned anyone keeping a business going in this climate is a success! But I do have a special spot for the small business sector, they're the real grafters !!Who is your favourite Donegal sportsperson of all time?Patsy McGonigle. He's a fantastic local ambassador.What is your favourite Donegal restaurant?The Wife's Kitchen and no tip required!!Donegal's golden eagles or basking sharks?It's the sharks for me. So the wife keeps telling me!!Your nomination for Donegal's most stylish person?Did DD put this Q in to test my modesty?– Many a man has TRIED to dress like him! Many have got it a little! Many have got scared! Many many have got it so wrong!! After all these years of Donegal men's, wives, girlfriends, boyfriends, cousins ,aunties, grannies, bingo callers and even the pet dog trying to out dress the one and only MR DONEGAL SARTORIALIST.– Need I say more. XX PG.What is your favourite Donegal saying or expression?"Ahh it's not a bad day"Will Donegal win the All Ireland this year?They have all the ingredient's, I would be silently confident, if not this year it's not far away, I think they're touching Sam with their fingers!! YES WE CAN.What is your favourite Donegal food?Charlie McGee's Fish&chip, coleslaw & a pint of milk.Is there anything that really annoys you about Donegal or its people?1) I'm annoyed and very angry that Donegal people have to emigrate for need, not by choice! 2) Individuals getting money, promotions or jobs through cronyism. 3)When it's your turn to drive on a night out and nobody wants to go home.If you had a million euro to spend on improving something in Donegal, what would it be?1)Take away the 5 a side goal post arches on the main street. 2) Buy Letterkenny Rovers a spare cup for when Drumkeen united beat them!!. 3) Fund numbered cards for photographers to hand out to a politicians every time they stick there head in at a ribbon event to see who has the highest score at the end of the season. " wonder is the league fixed?" 4) Finally on a more serious note I think St Vincent de Paul have been the silent hero this last couple of years, so a few quid to them.MY DONEGAL ……….WITH HAIRDRESSER PATRICK GILDEA was last modified: July 9th, 2012 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:hairdresser Patrick GildeaMY DONEGAL read more
Govt launches massive ID drive
Home Affairs' registration campaign is aiming to provide proper documentation to all South African children. (Image:MediaClubsouthafrica.com. For more free photos, visit the Image Library) MEDIA CONTACTS • Ronnie Mamoepa Spokesperson Home Affairs Department +27 82 990 4853 RELATED ARTICLES • Faster IDs from Home Affairs • South Africa's population • The shades of the Rainbow • SA passport made more secureBongani NkosiSouth Africa's Department of Home Affairs has embarked on a nationwide drive to register all the country's citizens currently without proper identification papers.President Jacob Zuma, together with the department, launched the National Population Registration campaign in Libode, Eastern Cape province, on 23 March.The campaign "aims to ensure that all South Africans, including those in rural areas, have birth certificates and identity documents", said the department.Home Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma told a Parliament media briefing on 18 March that a number of South Africans are not registered with the department and are without proper documentation.She added that the country also has a large number of children under the age of 15 whose births have not been registered, which denies them official status in the country.Research by the department shows that the majority of those without birth certificates are between one day and 18 years old, said Dlamini-Zuma. Home Affairs is addressing this by ensuring all infants are registered within 30 days of birth. "It aims to end the late registration of births," said department spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa.Dlamini-Zuma said 2011 is the deadline for phasing out late registrations of birth, "whereby people register for birth when they are 15 years or above"."Within one year we aim to have registered the majority of children born in South Africa on our National Population Register," she added.As part of the campaign, which is already effective, the department is urging South Africans to visit their nearest Home Affairs offices. Mobile stations have also been set up in rural communities to fast-track the registration process."For our campaign to be successful we need buy-in and active participation of every South African because this is about much more than just ensuring documents for every citizen," said Dlamini-Zuma.Identity documents for allThe campaign will also speed up the process of issuing identity documents (ID) to all citizens 16 years and older."Apart from our concerted effort around the registration of births we will also encourage young people to apply for an ID as soon as they reach the qualification age of 16 years," Dlamini-Zuma said."… We aim to make certain that every South African citizen is in possession of a South African ID book with information that is verified and secure."By age 16 the possession of an ID becomes critical as it's needed when registering for tertiary education or pursuing work opportunities.Although 16-year-olds are encouraged to apply for IDs, young South Africans can only vote with them when they turn 18.Non-registration impacts negatively on government planning for services and infrastructure, the Department of Home Affairs said, adding that the campaign is also aimed at speeding up service delivery."This campaign ultimately is about ensuring the integrity of our country's citizenship – a key element of national security in defence of our freedom and democracy," Dlamini-Zuma said. read more
2010 World Cup tickets made easy
12 April 2010Half-a-million tickets for the 2010 Fifa World Cup™ go on sale from Wednesday, when the fifth and final round of ticket sales for the tournament kicks off, coinciding with the opening of ticketing centres in all nine South African host cities and the start of the over-the-counter sales.Unveiling the official World Cup ticket at Maponya Mall in Soweto outside Johannesburg on Friday, Fifa secretary-general Jerome Valcke said that, for the last sales phase, "we have made a big effort to assist football fans by introducing various additional means to purchase a ticket".In all, 500 000 tickets for 63 matches – including all knock-out matches except the final – will be made available.Tickets will be available from 15 April through to the last day of the tournament (11 July) via five different sales channels:The official tournament website www.fifa.com. The World Cup call centre hotline, open seven days a week from 8am to 10pm: 083 123 2010 (from within South Africa) or 0041445832010 (international). 11 ticketing centres across South Africa's nine host cities, open seven days a week from 9am to 6pm. Fans will have to show an ID document. Check the ticketing centre locations. 18 Shoprite/Checkers sales points, open seven days a week. Fans will have to show an ID document. Check the sales point locations. About 600 FNB branches across South Africa, open five days a week. Here, fans can order tickets, make payment and get ticket confirmation immediately. However, the actual tickets will need to be collected either from one of the 11 Fifa ticketing centres or from one of the 18 Shoprite/Checkers sales points. "We are excited about these new initiatives, which make the process much easier for everyone," Organising Committee CEO Danny Jordaan said on Friday. "We have always said that it is important that we make this World Cup more accessible to the people, and with the over-the-counter sales, we believe this measure is consistent with the needs of the fans."A total of 240 000 tickets were sold in the fourth phase, 85% of which went to South African residents. Overall, 2.2-million tickets have been sold for the tournament.SAinfo reporterWould you like to use this article in your publication or on your website? See: Using SAinfo material read more
Using unplanted treated soybean seeds as a cover crop
Share Facebook Twitter Google + LinkedIn Pinterest Wet conditions this summer have prevented many farmers from planting their soybeans this year. Farmers who have claimed prevent plant beans with their insurance can still use their treated seeds as a cover crop. The Ohio Ag Net's Ty Higgins has the details.
Oklahoma State Moves Up in the Polls To No. 17
After a nail-biting come-from-behind victory in Manhattan, the Cowboys have moved up to No. 17 in both the Amway Coaches Poll and the AP Top 25. It was No. 22 last week in both polls.The 7-2* (5-1) Cowboys climbed five spots from last week in each poll and sit one game behind Oklahoma for 2nd in the Big 12. Baylor was destroyed by TCU at home which means the Sooners and the Cowboys each control their destiny when it comes to the Big 12 title race.OSU was ranked 18th in the first College Football Playoff poll last week. We'll have to wait until Tuesday night to see where they land in the committee's opinion.Here's a look at the Big 12 in each Week 10 poll. The Cowboys finish their season with the upcoming senior-day matchup with Texas Tech and then two tough road games at TCU and at Oklahoma.If you're looking for the comments section, it has moved to our forum, The Chamber. You can go there to comment and holler about these articles, specifically in these threads. You can register for a free account right here and will need one to comment.If you're wondering why we decided to do this, we wrote about that here. Thank you and cheers! read more
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VIDEO: Neymar challenges Niall Horan to Ice Bucket Challenge
August 18 2014 8:05 AM
Brazilian superstar Neymar has nominated One Direction star Niall Horan for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
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Neymar is due to return to action for Barcelona next week following the back injury that ruined his World Cup and he accepted Marcelo's nomination to complete the latest social media craze over the weekend.
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is also referred to as motor neurone disease (MND) or Lou Gehrig's disease and donations to the association have rocketed to €13.3m compared to €1.7 last year since this craze took off.
Celebrities all around the world have taken to social media to dump a bucket of ice water over themselves, donate money to the ALS association and nominate others to follow suit.
Neymar is a big fan of Horan and One Direction and earlier this year he posted a 'selfie' with the Irishman and said: "'I'm a fan and admire the whole group!"
Horan was also nominated by celebrity pal Eddie Vedder, frontman of legendary grunge band Pearl Jam, over the weekend. Over to you, Niall.
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When it comes to the safety of your home and business in Sayre, PA, Teledair Communications and Security knows that there is always the threat of someone deciding that they're going to target your property. Although that can be a little unsettling to think about, the good news is there are many steps you can take to keep both locations secure. By taking security seriously, not only will you be able to keep out the type of casual burglar who trolls through a neighborhood looking for an easy target, but you'll also be able to protect your business against more sophisticated thieves who may have a specific motivation to go after your business.
While we help businesses in Sayre with camera systems, access control systems and security systems, the first thing you need to do is take a look at the basic security measures you have in place. The reason this is important is if you don't have those bases covered, more advanced security tools aren't going to be more effective.
In terms of both your home and business, the time when they're most vulnerable is when you're away. Under normal circumstances, you're going to be away from home during the day, and then away from your office at night. When you're gone from either location, it's in your best interest to make it look like someone is still there.
For most home and business owners, the simplest way to accomplish that is by using lights. Even if it's late at night, this will make someone think twice about whether or not a location is actually empty. Keep in mind that if you're worried about increasing your utility costs, putting CFL bulbs on a timer will minimize the amount of energy needed for this task.
In addition to making a space look occupied, take steps like always checking that the doors are locked, making arrangements for mail and lawn care when you're away for an extended period of time, and being sure that your windows are actually secure.
After you get all the basics in order, the next step is to figure out what kind of specialized security equipment you need. Since different homes and businesses have their own needs, we encourage you to get in touch with our security experts at Teledair Communications and Security for a security audit of your home or office. This will allow us to get an idea of what you require, and then make the best recommendations based on your specific needs.
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asked May 16, 2018 by SmuJamesB (2.7k points)
What I want is a "Share" button (anywhere, not necessarily in the StoryShare passage) that, when clicked, will give the player an in-game reward such as some coins. However, it is important that they recieve the reward after sharing, so that they cannot just click the button and then close the tab. Is there a way to do this?
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I'm pretty sure social networks don't allow you to do that.
Edit: https://developer.twitter.com/en/developer-terms/policy section F.5.C
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/examples-platform-policy-4.5
commented May 17, 2018 by SmuJamesB (2.7k points)
Games like Subway Surfers have this feature...
commented May 17, 2018 by Chapel (63.1k points)
It's definitely not impossible. But it's probably best not to shit on the floor of someone else's house, you know?
Regardless, I don't know enough to help anyway, and I'm not inclined to learn, since I think it's a bad idea. Someone else may be willing to help out though.
Is it possible to append an instance of Typed.js after a page has already loaded?
Is there any way that if you were to click on a line of text, it is able to change to many different options?
Is it possible to create a textbox in which the user can only write a float with only two decimal number (e.g 1.85)?
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MOB SON FOLLOWS 'CHIN' TO PRISON
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Federal prosecutors proved Vincent "The Chin" Gigante's son is a chip off the old block – and now he's headed to a cellblock.
Andrew Gigante, the high-rolling son of the notorious, crazy-acting Mafia boss, was sentenced to two years in prison for racketeering and extortion yesterday – and ordered to fork over $2 million in criminal proceeds.
Gigante, 46, previously pleaded guilty to using his Genovese crime family ties to seize control of the International Longshoremen's Association in New Jersey, New York and Miami.
He denied using violence to impose his will on the union, but prosecutors say his victims feared Gigante would use mob muscle to influence them.
There was "an implicit threat of harm, that if moneys were not paid to the Genovese family, and that included [mob] associate Andrew Gigante, it would lead to . . . violence," Assistant U.S. Attorney Paul Weinstein told Brooklyn federal Judge Leo Glasser.
The feds busted Vincent Gigante and his son in a massive roundup, aimed at loosening the Mafia's grip on the waterfront.
For decades, "the Chin," the Genovese crime family boss, tried to thwart investigators with a mumbling and stumbling "Oddfather" routine, and delayed trials with regular trips to the mental-health ward.
His habit of wandering around Greenwich Village dressed in his bathrobe earned him a prominent place in mob history – but prosecutors never bought the act.
In April, the 75-year-old mob big made the stunning admission it was all a ruse, and pleaded guilty to faking mental illness.
Already in prison, serving a 12-year sentence on racketeering charges, he plea-bargained an additional three years behind bars.
The younger Gigante, who for years carried messages between his jailed father and the Genovese family, pleaded guilty the same day.
At the time of his arrest in January 2002, Andrew Gigante earned $350,000 per year as an executive with Newark-based Bay Container and Portwide Cargo Securing.
Initially, defense lawyer Gustave Newman portrayed him as a "pillar" of his Norwood, N.J., community – and submitted complimentary letters from the local mayor and police chief. As the result of his guilty plea to extortion charges, he is permanently barred from doing business on the waterfront.
Yesterday, Newman asked that Gigante be allowed to serve his time in Otisville, N.Y., a low-security facility about 90 minutes from the city.
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How Aware Are We?
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AS THE COMBINED Covid-19 cases reach a staggering 2 million and counting, global healthcare systems are being stretched beyond their limits. Initial public response to the pandemic was met with indifference in Penang and Malaysia, says Dr. Hor Chee Peng, Secretary-General of the Dr. Wu Lien-Teh Society and a clinical research associate by profession. "Awareness of the virus only heightened when major clusters were identified, prompting the Movement Control Order (MCO) to be imposed by the government," he says. "Malaysia's first wave of the epidemic was largely imported cases from China, mainly tourists from Wuhan and other parts of the country, ...
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In my book, Souls of Sorrow, the Watcher is a key character. I've been fascinated by the Watchers since I discovered them in the Bible's Book of Enoch. Angels sent to earth to watch over humans, they ultimately fail in their mission and become the fallen ones. For their sins they are "kept in everlasting… read more.
I will freely admit that I have an odd way of looking at things. Maybe it's because I like my stories just a step off and thus all the vampires, werewolves, witches, and ghosts that show in my stories even when I'm trying NOT to write them! But I think it hit an all time… read more.
I've always loved vampires…books, movies, TV shows (who didn't watch the original Dark Shadows!) but it was an Irish writer who took my love of the undead to a new level. Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu's short story "Carmilla" opened up a new world that ushered in a change in my life. When my mentor professor… read more.
I've always had an active imagination. In fact, some might even argue…over-active imagination. Where others see romantic moonlight, I see werewolves. Where others see glowing mist, I see vampires. It's just the way I roll. Always was. Always will be. Case in point…if you weren't already aware, I do triathlons and distance running (although distance… read more.
I can't help it, every time I see a full moon, I smile! Then I look around and try to see if I can spot a werewolf. Oh yeah, it's true. Just like when I was a kid and was certain vampires were in the shadows. Full moons always make think of werewolves and then… read more.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder is a phrase we've heard forever. The truth of it can't be denied. Beauty really is different for each of us and that's part of what makes the world so wonderful. The same is true of imagination. What seems normal and run of the mill to most… read more.
When I grow up I promise to be more lady-like. No more playing in the mud. No more running with the boys (literally speaking of course). No more bicycle crashes that leave me bloody and scarred. No more playing outside when I should be working. Yup, when I grow up I'm going to be a… read more.
In December of 2008, I learned that I have two half-sisters. Unfortunately, my biological father took all information about them to the grave. Not surprising he didn't share that info with my brothers or me. It's not like we were close. He walked out of our lives when I was pre-schooler. I spoke to him twice… read more.


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Alex Rider #7: Snakehead Award-winning author
by Anthony Horowitz (author) (UK edition)
English > Speaking and listening
A scorching thriller set in the violent gangland underworld of the Snakeheads. Working undercover in Bangkok, Alex meets someone he can finally trust. But in the poisonous world of espionage, is there any such thing? The long-awaited seventh Alex Rider book is the most pulse-racing, hard-edged, suspenseful episode yet. Tapping into serious real-world issues such as international gangs and refugees, it's a tough and topical read at a challenging length. With a teen spy star who has massive child recognition, this book unleashes a powerful bite that totally intoxicates.
Alex Rider (book 7)
AR book level: 5.4; Middle years plus; 14.0 points
Anthony Horowitz started writing because he wanted to be like Tintin. He has now travelled to all the places that Tintin has been – apart from the moon!
His Alex Rider series is one of the most popular children's book series ever, and the first Alex Rider book, Stormbreaker, became a major Hollywood film. In 2003, Anthony won the Red House Children's Book Award (voted for by children) for Skeleton Key.
He is also the author of the highly acclaimed Diamond Brothers detective stories, as well as the bestselling The Power of Five books, which were inspired by a simple thought. "Isn't it more exciting to imagine these great battles with all their magic and mystery happening in the very high street where you live, just out of the corner of your eye?"
Anthony lives in central London with his wife Jill Green, a TV producer, and their sons Nicholas and Cassian. His whole family gets involved in his writing. Jill has produced several of Anthony's scripts, including the drama serial Foyle's War, which won the Lew Grade Audience Award in 2003. His son Cassian is already a seasoned actor, having appeared in three of his shows, and Nicholas, his oldest son, has helped Anthony to research the Alex Rider books by trying his hand at everything from scuba-diving to snowboarding and surfing!
In 2013, Anthony was awarded an OBE for services to literature..
Alex Rider 20th anniversary teacher's notes (14 pages)
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Stormbreaker x 6
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Alex Rider: The Complete Missions 1-11
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GCSE Classics Pack x 7
Riverdale #5: The Poison Pen (Riverdale, Book 5)
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Thief!
This book was really touching, because Alex gets betrayed by a lot of people.In the end he realizes his godfather Ash is working against him and the ASIS knew this from the start. The details were a bit boring though
Spidergirl
Celine1
I didn't like this book even if I read it about twice to see if I like it or not but I definitely don't like it
cpugh5345
i thought this was an amazing book. full of detail and i could place myself in the book as one of the characters.
Nashdasher
I love this Alex Rider book. Full of suspense and action
ninjastickman
When Alex Rider is confronted by an Asian gang that is actually run by a member of scorpia there is no let down of action
chloewhite33
Ash, but who is he. 10/10
barnred123
Got this book a few Christmases ago and read it cover to cover in one day. I liked the bit with the crocodiles.
tessy950
Amazing would defiantly recommend it to all
MillseyZDM
on 14 November 2009
I loved this book so much!!! I like the way Horowitz made an unexpected twist at the end of the book, although it was quite hard to get into. But that was so worth it!!!!!!!!!!
timmim
Snakehead is a great book! I would recommend it to anyone! Read It! Read It! Read It! Thanks, Timmim.
Lucyintheskye
This Book was total AMAZING. Did not expect it to end like this. Brilliant any one who has not read the series must read.
on 18 March 2008
Awsome BOOK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ALEX RIDER


Loved how it was brought to digital life in the film!
Superb textures. They look pretty difficult to get right. Such exquisite detail.
He looks so incredible detailed!!
He is one perfect creature!
"Oh boy, here we go again."
"You have never been a more endangered species than you are right now."
Great and beautiful work !


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A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. The book remained on the best seller list for fifty weeks and eventually sold 1. His fear, as a nine-year-old, that on his wedding night not only would his wife see him naked, but also that he would be obligated to have sex with her. Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. Retrieved September 28, The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! Very funny, very irreverent, very real. In his response to his son's revelation, Samuel Halpern stated that he liked the television series: His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. That was a good show. Praise for I Suck at Girls: Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. The Baseball Cube. Archived from the original on December 28, In June of the same year, the book topped The New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover nonfiction [4] and remained in the number one position for eleven weeks. You know what show I like? Halpern is a comic genius who perfected the art of crafting succinct descriptive narrative through his daily practice of drafting character tweets.
You know what show I like? A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! The Baseball Cube. It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. Archived from the original on December 28, Halpern followed his dad's advice, and at the end of the day, decided that he wanted to not only go ahead and put that ring on Amanda's finger, but also that the events and people he recalled during his trip down memory lane would be a really funny subject for his next book. The book spent eleven weeks at 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and has been translated into over 20 languages. Praise for I Suck at Girls: The book remained on the best seller list for fifty weeks and eventually sold 1. His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic. That was a good show. In his response to his son's revelation, Samuel Halpern stated that he liked the television series: Samuel Halpern has been described as "a profane comic genius," " Lenny Bruce with a stethoscope," and "a scatological Socrates showering rough wisdom on his son. His fear, as a nine-year-old, that on his wedding night not only would his wife see him naked, but also that he would be obligated to have sex with her. In typical fashion, his dad was unimpressed by this life-changing decision: Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. Halpern explained the series as "the dichotomy of this older guy who says whatever he wants and this younger guy who is tiptoeing through life," with the latter careful not to offend anyone for fear of losing jobs or friends. Very funny, very irreverent, very real. Retrieved June 10, Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. My Dad Says].
Very funny, very irreverent, very real. That was a good show. Retrieved June 10, His fear, as a nine-year-old, that on his wedding night not only would his wife see him naked, but also that he would be obligated to have sex with her. My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. The day before Halpern proposed to his wife, he told his father what he was about to do. His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. Samuel Halpern has been described as "a profane comic genius," " Lenny Bruce with a stethoscope," and "a scatological Socrates showering rough wisdom on his son. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic. Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. The book spent eleven weeks at 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and has been translated into over 20 languages. Full of universal truths that other parents may have sugar-coated, Halpern's essays, coupled with his dad's aphorisms, follows the pair from Little League through post-college poverty - offering advice all audiences benefit from and a story as heartwarming as it is entertaining. The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. Halpern followed his dad's advice, and at the end of the day, decided that he wanted to not only go ahead and put that ring on Amanda's finger, but also that the events and people he recalled during his trip down memory lane would be a really funny subject for his next book. It was kind of shitty at first, but I thought it got a lot better. The Baseball Cube. The book remained on the best seller list for fifty weeks and eventually sold 1. Praise for I Suck at Girls: My Dad Says]. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F.
You know what show I like? Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. Full of universal truths that other parents may have sugar-coated, Halpern's essays, coupled with his dad's aphorisms, follows the pair from Little League through post-college poverty - offering advice all audiences benefit from and a story as heartwarming as it is entertaining. His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. A pop culture phenomenon, Halpern is an ideal speaker at colleges and universities, libraries, arts and lectures series, and select corporate events. Halpern explained the series as "the dichotomy of this older guy who says whatever he wants and this younger guy who is tiptoeing through life," with the latter careful not to offend anyone for fear of losing jobs or friends. Very funny, very irreverent, very real. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. That was a good show. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. In his response to his son's revelation, Samuel Halpern stated that he liked the television series: Halpern is a comic genius who perfected the art of crafting succinct descriptive narrative through his daily practice of drafting character tweets. Archived from the original on December 28, The Baseball Cube. My Dad Says]. The day before Halpern proposed to his wife, he told his father what he was about to do. Retrieved June 10, In June of the same year, the book topped The New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover nonfiction [4] and remained in the number one position for eleven weeks. Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. In typical fashion, his dad was unimpressed by this life-changing decision: Retrieved September 28, A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. As of June 10, , the site is followed by over 3. My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic.
Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. The day before Halpern proposed to his wife, he told his father what he was about to do. As of June 10, , the site is followed by over 3. Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. Very funny, very irreverent, very real. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. Samuel Halpern has been described as "a profane comic genius," " Lenny Bruce with a stethoscope," and "a scatological Socrates showering rough wisdom on his son. You know what show I like? Retrieved September 28, Halpern is a comic genius who perfected the art of crafting succinct descriptive narrative through his daily practice of drafting character tweets. It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. The book spent eleven weeks at 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and has been translated into over 20 languages. Full of universal truths that other parents may have sugar-coated, Halpern's essays, coupled with his dad's aphorisms, follows the pair from Little League through post-college poverty - offering advice all audiences benefit from and a story as heartwarming as it is entertaining. My Dad Says].
You know what show I like? My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. In June of the same year, the book topped The New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover nonfiction [4] and remained in the number one position for eleven weeks. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. Halpern explained the series as "the dichotomy of this older guy who says whatever he wants and this younger guy who is tiptoeing through life," with the latter careful not to offend anyone for fear of losing jobs or friends. The day before Halpern proposed to his wife, he told his father what he was about to do. The Baseball Cube. My Dad Says]. A pop culture phenomenon, Halpern is an ideal speaker at colleges and universities, libraries, arts and lectures series, and select corporate events. That was a good show. His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! Halpern followed his dad's advice, and at the end of the day, decided that he wanted to not only go ahead and put that ring on Amanda's finger, but also that the events and people he recalled during his trip down memory lane would be a really funny subject for his next book. Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. Praise for I Suck at Girls: The book spent eleven weeks at 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and has been translated into over 20 languages. Samuel Halpern has been described as "a profane comic genius," " Lenny Bruce with a stethoscope," and "a scatological Socrates showering rough wisdom on his son. It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. Halpern is a comic genius who perfected the art of crafting succinct descriptive narrative through his daily practice of drafting character tweets. Retrieved September 28, It was kind of shitty at first, but I thought it got a lot better. Halpern's journey through his past, featured in his "I Suck at Girls" talks, includes: Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. Very funny, very irreverent, very real. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic.
His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. Retrieved September 28, Halpern explained the series as "the dichotomy of this older guy who says whatever he wants and this younger guy who is tiptoeing through life," with the latter careful not to offend anyone for fear of losing jobs or friends. Full of universal truths that other parents may have sugar-coated, Halpern's essays, coupled with his dad's aphorisms, follows the pair from Little League through post-college poverty - offering advice all audiences benefit from and a story as heartwarming as it is entertaining. The day before Halpern proposed to his wife, he told his father what he was about to do. In typical fashion, his dad was unimpressed by this life-changing decision: A pop culture phenomenon, Halpern is an ideal speaker at colleges and universities, libraries, arts and lectures series, and select corporate events. In June of the same year, the book topped The New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover nonfiction [4] and remained in the number one position for eleven weeks. The show featured comics, actors, and screenwriters, such as Mary Birdsong Reno ! It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. Samuel Halpern has been described as "a profane comic genius," " Lenny Bruce with a stethoscope," and "a scatological Socrates showering rough wisdom on his son. His fear, as a nine-year-old, that on his wedding night not only would his wife see him naked, but also that he would be obligated to have sex with her. Praise for I Suck at Girls: Halpern's journey through his past, featured in his "I Suck at Girls" talks, includes: Archived from the original on December 28, Retrieved June 10, You know what show I like? My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. Very funny, very irreverent, very real. In his response to his son's revelation, Samuel Halpern stated that he liked the television series: Halpern followed his dad's advice, and at the end of the day, decided that he wanted to not only go ahead and put that ring on Amanda's finger, but also that the events and people he recalled during his trip down memory lane would be a really funny subject for his next book. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. My Dad Says].
The book spent eleven weeks at 1 on the New York Times best-seller list and has been translated into over 20 languages. Halpern explained the series as "the dichotomy of this older guy who says whatever he wants and this younger guy who is tiptoeing through life," with the latter careful not to offend anyone for fear of losing jobs or friends. You know what show I like? The Baseball Cube. Being the last of his friends to lose his virginity at age 20, while being the dishwasher at Hooters. His latest memoir, I Suck at Girls It Books , recounts Halpern's hilarious attempts to understand the world of women, culminating in him proposing to his wife, Amanda. Halpern's journey through his past, featured in his "I Suck at Girls" talks, includes: Praise for I Suck at Girls: In typical fashion, his dad was unimpressed by this life-changing decision: A friend posted a link to his feed; when Rob Corddry mentioned the site "that really jump-started it," according to Halpern. As of June 10, , the site is followed by over 3. Full of universal truths that other parents may have sugar-coated, Halpern's essays, coupled with his dad's aphorisms, follows the pair from Little League through post-college poverty - offering advice all audiences benefit from and a story as heartwarming as it is entertaining. His fear, as a nine-year-old, that on his wedding night not only would his wife see him naked, but also that he would be obligated to have sex with her. It was kind of shitty at first, but I thought it got a lot better. My Dad Says, and the author of the hugely popular Twitter feed shitmydadsays , an internet sensation that boasts over four million followers on Twitter and Facebook. That was a good show. Halpern returned to San Diego to live with his girlfriend of three years, but the relationship ended following the move and Halpern then moved back to the family home. His father is Jewish and his Italian American mother is Catholic. Retrieved June 10, It's refreshing at a time when we're all choking to death on political correctness and can go for days without meeting a single person with common sense. My Dad Says]. The book remained on the best seller list for fifty weeks and eventually sold 1. His second book I Suck at Girls was published on May 15, , [12] and the writer sold the television rights for the book, in addition to another television project entitled Sidelined. Halpern is recently married to his wonderful wife, Amanda, and splits his time between Los Angeles and San Diego. Halpern followed his dad's advice, and at the end of the day, decided that he wanted to not only go ahead and put that ring on Amanda's finger, but also that the events and people he recalled during his trip down memory lane would be a really funny subject for his next book. In June of the same year, the book topped The New York Times Best Seller list for hardcover nonfiction [4] and remained in the number one position for eleven weeks. Taking a trip to Europe in hopes that maybe women were easier to talk to overseas, only to find that the only people he could carry on a conversation with were an Asian man who wore all denim and a one-ankled year-old obsessed with John F. Archived from the original on December 28, Retrieved September 28,
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Steamship Company Develops Fuel-Conserving Technology
High-Efficiency Transient Plasma Ignition Technology Provides Breakthrough for Significant Cost Savings, Fuel Conservation & Emissions Reduction in Maritime Diesel Engines
Commissioned by TCC Group, a leading international seaborne trade company, researchers at the University of Southern California (USC) Viterbi School of Engineering have made exciting progress in developing a more efficient method to initiate combustion, providing a breakthrough, technological step forward in clean shipping design. The technology, Transient Plasma Ignition (TPI), would allow marine diesel ships to reduce emissions, increase fuel economy and meet the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) stringent emissions mandate with minimal modifications.
"We are thrilled to approach the cusp of a true clean shipping solution, especially on the heels of the recent United Nations Climate Summit," said Kenneth Koo, TCC Group chairman. "This epic endeavor strives to achieve reduction in harmful emissions and significant fuel consumption savings without additional investments into peripheral hardware such as scrubbers, chillers, hull coatings or fundamental modifications to the hull. It will be an immense boon for the shipping industry."
TPI facilitates combustion by using energetic electrons that break the molecular bonds in fuel and air creating an alternate chemistry. This new environment allows for a more complete combustion, minimizing the amount of remaining unburned hydrocarbons, which translates to significant fuel savings and reduced emissions.
TPI – Reversing Efficiency Losses, Recovering Energy & Reducing Emissions
The technology aims to reduce vessel fuel consumption by three percent, which could equal fuel savings up to $5,000 per day, and a reduction in the emission of air-borne pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides (SOx) both through its radical chemistry and improved efficiency.
This is especially important since the IMO has officially designated waters off North American coasts as an Emission Control Area (ECA), where any ships navigating in the ECA must comply with stringent emission standards. When traversing waters within the ECA, levels of NOx emissions must be reduced to 1.96 or 3.4 percent (depending on engine speed) by 2016. TPI can help ship engines meet these NOx level requirements. In addition, TPI can indirectly reduce the emissions of SOx by raising fuel efficiency, which will help vessels operating in the ECA meet the 0.1 percent SOx emissions level.
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Notes on the Polygon Review of Cyberpunk 2077
on December 8, 2020 December 8, 2020 By xenogothic
About a decade ago, back in June, The Last Of Us Part 2 was released, foregrounded by unbelievable hype and followed by a strange outpouring of praise and critique. Hoards of fans slammed the developers, and even the actors, for its brutal storyline that was otherwise resolutely praised by critics. Those critics who were less glowing in their reviews provoked controversies all of their own.
Maddy Myers' review of the game for Polygon succeeded, in hindsight, in defining the critical sphere in which the game was to be considered. Balanced and insightful, celebrating its strengths whilst retaining a firm grasp on its unfortunate flaws, it was a review that lingered in my head throughout my entire play-through.
Though I loved the game and was reluctant to say goodbye to the universe it created, playing it with an excitable fervour whilst trying to savour every moment, I ultimately agreed with Myers. The story's overbearing moralism, coupled with the player's very limited influence on the overall plot, made it feel like a parable on rails. It's open-world was magnificent and its scope incredible, but the game was frequently undermined by the linearity of its own overweight story.
As Myers put it, "The Last of Us Part 2 depicts the future, yet it fails to escape its own past."
At around this same time, whilst very much enjoying this new game on the market, I was thinking about how the games industry was also obsessed with its own past. The other game I had been playing at that time was Resident Evil 3 — the blockbuster remake of a game that had largely defined my childhood; a remake that followed Resident Evil 2, Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon: the already remastered games of my youth.
Connecting this compulsion to remaster with the theoretical tension at work between hauntology and accelerationism in the first blogosphere, I wrote:
[T]echnological hardware is being improved at an astounding rate, with new devices, consoles and ways to play appearing with an increased frequency, and yet it is also an industry currently infatuated with remakes of classic games.
In hindsight, there's a strange irony on display here. Of course the most successful and critically acclaimed remakes in recent years are zombie games. In many respects, this is why, despite its flaws, The Last of Us Part 2 still functions as it is supposed to. To depict the future whilst failing to escape our own past is the driving force behind just about every zombie game. (Emphasis on game; zombie films do not have this same innate templexity — that is, a texplexity beyond the anarchonism of the living dead.) Even in worlds that look like our own, like in Resident Evil, the living dead are combined with technologically-advanced tools that are made available to slay them. Whether explicit or implicit, every zombie game seems to be set at least a bit little ahead of our present.
So, what happens when this tendency emerges within another genre? Chances are, it's a lot harder to ignore…
Fast-forward to the present day… After years of marketing finesse and levels of hype that somehow exceeded the games industry's already excessive norms, Cyberpunk 2077 is about to be released to a salivating public.
Apparently, it's buggy as hell. And it seems like another instance of a highly-anticipated property being undermined by its own marketing cycle. But I'm not one to judge — I'll save that for after I've played it myself, no doubt in many months time. (I'm still not over the absolute waste of money that was my Fallout 76 pre-order.)
Nevertheless, I have just read Carolyn Piet's review of the game for Polygon, and it once again seems like Polygon's astute and objective review is going to define this game's critical reception.
Piet's comments on the game's character customisation options are already doing the rounds. Championed during development for the choices on offer, the game was supposed to allow players to build any character they desire, from the transgender to the transhuman. The reality is that there are limits, and those limits are politically quite clumsy.
But, beyond this issue, what I found interesting in Piet's review was how she described Cyberpunk falling into a familiar trap. Indeed, the review's tagline echoes that of The Last of Us Part 2 before it. Piet writes:
Though the word cyberpunk evokes a radical vision of the future, there's nothing revolutionary on offer here. Instead, it's a game obsessed with the past.
There is, once again, a strange templexity here. I doubt many are genuinely anticipating some grand vision of the future. Cyberpunk, after all, as a genre, is synonymous with the 1980s to my mind. In truth, there is overlap with the 1970s and the 1990s but, either way, Cyberpunk 2077 was always going to be a celebration of a late-twentieth century vision of the future.
The issue, then, is not that the game is "obsessed with the past" but rather that it is haunted by the present. As Piet rightly notes, "There's real potential for a grim world like the one Cyberpunk 2077 offers to serve as a lens through which our own world is critiqued". However, by the sounds of it, it is a game that has put its fascination of the past ahead of its actual place in the present. It's trans representation is the most obvious example of this for many. For Piet, it seems like the game offers up the potential to play as a trans character, with a light sprinkling of other queer signs and signals, in the sort of lacklustre and exoticized way that plenty of media in the 1980s did. As Piet explains:
Here in 2020, people boldly and bravely hack gender all the time. And yes, I know that Cyberpunk 2077 takes place on a separate timeline in which the year 2020 looked very different than it does for us, but it's still a world in which people push their bodies to the extreme of technological modification, sometimes swapping out eyes or limbs like they're changing clothes. You'd think transgressing gender norms would be pretty commonplace, too, and that as a result, a fundamentally different understanding of gender and of trans identity would have taken root in the world.
Instead, Cyberpunk's world is one of pervasive transphobia.
The backlash to this review almost writes itself. This cold dystopian future shouldn't have to align itself with your woke ideals in the present. But that is only part of the issue for Piet. It isn't just that it's politics are predictably superficial — it's that they are wholly unimaginative for a game set 50+ years in the future. As such, according to Piet, the game fails to engage with how the concerns of our cyberpunk past might look different in a future projected from the present.
If this is a shame, it is one compounded by how the game supposedly succeeds in other areas. Commenting on the game's primary location, Night City, Piet notes that it is "not just an amalgamation of imagery lifted from other influential sources, but an original creation that incorporates many signifiers of cyberpunk genre flavor (lots of Japanese kanji in neon, airships slowly drifting through the sky) while also feeling like a place we haven't seen before." Clearly, this is an update on the genre we might otherwise know from films such as Blade Runner.
But this is complicated further still by one character who, although he allows you to better engage with the city in which you wander, is nonetheless a ghost from the past. That character, played by Keanu Reeves, is
Johnny Silverhand, the once-legendary rock star whose digitized consciousness takes up residence in your head via a highly sought-after biochip you slot into your brain during a heist gone sideways. Johnny is central to some of the biggest upheavals in Night City history, and as you carry the cybernetic construct of his personality around with you, playable flashbacks thrust you into that history, giving you a taste both of the blur of sex, drugs, and rock n' roll that made up much of his life, and of the anticorporate actions that have him branded as a terrorist in some people's eyes.
Piet continues:
This is what I least expected about Cyberpunk 2077: that its notions of "cool" are so tied up in the digital persona of a past-his-prime rocker that the game sometimes feels like looking through your uncle's musty record collection while he talks about how great the Rolling Stones are. When William Gibson's genre-defining novels like Neuromancer and Count Zero first appeared in the mid-'80s, they were thrilling in part because they offered a vision of the future that felt entirely new, and with it, a whole new vision of "cool." I believe there's still potential for cyberpunk stories to be so boldly visionary and relevant, but Cyberpunk 2077 prefers to look back, an attitude reflected not just through Johnny's efforts to avenge old grudges and to recapture the glory days of his band Samurai. In fact, the game's entire worldview feels like the product of someone who's about 30 years behind the times, who may have been rebellious and liberated once but who nowadays doesn't understand why it's messed up to call sex workers "whores," as Johnny routinely does.
Following the hauntological zombie-romp that is The Last of Us Part 2, where the past (read: the dead) constantly stalks and threatens to rip the throat out of the present, Piet's appraisal of Cyberpunk 2077 seems oddly complementary, despite the two games being from entirely different genres. The difference, however, is that in Cyberpunk's future, the past does not stalk the present in any material sense; it is instead installed directly into your cerebellum. It literally lives rent-free in your head…
What's strange about this is that it is The Last of Us Part 2 that seems to be more progressive — not just politically speaking but also temporally. That doesn't feel right. The necrotic transcendentalism of The Last of Us is purposefully set in a recognisable future — the rotten husk of our present — and yet, despite that depressively melancholic perspective, it is more forward-thinking than Cyberpunk's transhumanist free-for-all?
After all, in The Last of Us Part 2, Ellie and Dina, scavenging in the zombie-infested wastes of Seattle, are able to see great potential in the ruins around them. As I wrote in a previous post on the game:
Joel's nostalgic nature isn't something I want to criticise. In fact, it is all too relatable. In his role as father figure, he wants to inspire Ellie with his knowledge and expertise, showing her things about the old world that she can take with her into the new. Whilst Ellie's excitement and curiosity in this regard is endlessly endearing, Joel's own melancholy never quite fades into the background. And it is an understandable melancholy too. If I was able to watch old films or listen to old records depicting a world catastrophically destroyed by a zombifying pathogen, I think the cognitive dissonance would soon start to take its toll. For the younger characters in The Last of Us Part 2, however, this disconnect is taken to be a given. They don't focus much on what has been lost but always push forwards, considering what they can do next. They seem inspired by the old world but only because it shows them the kind of cultural production possible in the new one they hope to build.
In this sense, the young adults of The Last of Us Part 2 are enthralled by the magic of relics.
Cyberpunk 2077, at least according to this one reviewer, doesn't inspire as much hope. Instead, as the flawed product of a flawed tech industry, it seems to do what many other over-hyped recent games have done in recent years: it has inadvertently highlighted the problems with our own world and its dominant ideological perspective, by failing to offer the kind of revolutionary new perspective its marketing campaign promised.
For Piet, Cyberpunk 2077 remains a game that speaks more readily to the past. Her closing sentiment is almost heartbreaking in its disappointment. She writes:
Yes, I know I shouldn't look to a colossal game that was itself produced under exploitative labor conditions to lead the charge of anticapitalist liberation, but I wish the sparks of Johnny Silverhand's ideological rage got to burn brighter, that Cyberpunk 2077 felt more interested in envisioning new futures than in reminiscing over bygone glories. Neither its gameplay nor its narrative can imagine the bold possibilities that I find so central to the best of cyberpunk. But what it does offer is visions of people trying to make do and get by in a world that's trying to eat them alive, and sometimes those people get by with a little help from their friends.
The revolution will not be gamified, that's for sure. But Piet's disappointment doesn't just seem to be aimed at this blockbuster game; it also feels like a disappointment with the world in which it was made. The harsh truth lurking under the surface here is that Cyberpunk 2077 speaks far more to our present than we are prepared to admit.
Piet attempts to find some silver lining in that suspended realisation but stops herself. She concludes: "It's not the revolution I hoped for, but it's something." What that something is barely warrants thinking about; that something is our all-too-familiar reality. Piet may not see herself, as a trans woman, reflected in the game as promised, but is the silver lining here really that she at least finds herself represented and reflected as a browbeaten but defiant capitalist subject? Trans representation in the game could have been a wondrous affirmation but, denied that, we shouldn't settle for a half-baked identity politics instead. That is perhaps a more depressing conclusion that she realises.
It leads me to a depressing conclusion of my own. Though I will wait to play Cyberpunk 2077 for myself before casting any final judgement on it, by the sounds of things, and despite its obsession with the past, this is a game far more representative of the reactionary crises in our present than first appearances suggest. It is exemplary of the postmodern in all its impotence — not lost futures but future-presents with an eye to the past. The "no future" of punk echoes cybernetically down the years, not as a refusal but as a prophecy. Our own imagined progress becomes a flattened temporal disk where high tech surfaces cover over an abject lack of depth. A futuristic game that doubles down on our lack of future is certainly one kind of cyberpunk, but today nihilism is a rational fact of life and not a cool kids' ideological choice. And if cyberpunk — as game or genre — cannot adequately deliver on nihilism's Promethean potentials then it is unfit for purpose.
More than that, it's ironically played out and time-twisted. It renders Cyberpunk 2077 as a hot new property, a brand new game, built with all the logic of a remake. It might look great and it might feel great but it is shortsighted. It is more zombified than a zombie game — old ideas clawing their way to the fore of our collective unconscious, only to remind us of what we've lost — not "the future" in itself but our very capacity to refuse it.
The scorpions might attack, but the systems stole the sting
Cyberpunk is dead
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Benjamin David Steele says:
You write that, "Cyberpunk, after all, as a genre, is synonymous with the 1980s to my mind. In truth, there is overlap with the 1970s and the 1990s but, either way, Cyberpunk 2077 was always going to be a celebration of a late-twentieth century vision of the future."
It is maybe to easy to forget how old is cyberpunk. Some consider 1927 Metropolis to be the first cyberpunk film, produced and directed by two guys born in the late 1800s. It was then remade in 1984. Or consider the 1982 Blade Runner. It's production and the source material both came from people of the Silent Generation. Even William Gibson is now in his 70s, having been on the other side of the edge of the last wave of Silents.
One could speculate that nostalgia is baked into cyberpunk. We are now living in the future portrayed in so many sci-fi films I grew up watching, such as Back to the Future. In some cases, we are long past the fictionalized future. The 1980s Terminator movies projected the turning point of the future with a 1997 invention of Skynet, similar to Star Trek's 1990s eugenics wars. I'm often amused as we are now fully in Star Trek future history, albeit of a different variety of technological vision.
Actually, any number of dystopian cyberpunk stories could fit into Star Trek future history. About right now, every major city in the United States is supposed to build sanctuary districts where the unemployed, homeless, and mentally ill are ghettoized. Soon following that are decades of nuclear war and post-nuclear apocalypse, during which most goverments collapse. The Terminator movies also portrayed the 2020s as being a pivot toward war. For Star Trek world, the cause was genetic engineering. And for the Terminator world, it was artificial intelligence.
Mass war and the threat of apocalypse has always been the shadow cast upon sci-fi genres like cyberpunk. Metropolis was produced following the first war when the Western world was rebuilding and industrializing after large-scale death and atrocity. But cyberpunk and sci-fi in general came of age during the Cold War. For anyone older than a Millennial, the Cold War looms large in the imagination, shaping so many of the speculations about the future. And nostalgia was a powerful force in the Cold War as modernization, industrialization, and nationalization destroyed the last remnants of what came before.
Cyberpunk might not fit well into this new century. It's an echo from the past being enforced upon the present. And maybe the only reason it's kept alive is because the older generations who remember it are still in power and have most of the wealth. In entertainment media companies, most of the management and many of the workers are GenX and older. The clumsiness of what is produced is because many of these people are mentally still living in the 20th century of their early lives. Cyberpunk describes revolutionary forces of the past, not of the present, but what was revolutionary over time becomes reactionary. Yet that is what can resonate about cyberpunk, as we have become so fully reactionary as a society.
Marshall McLuhan said that, "It helps to know that whatever pattern stands out loud and clear is the old one, not the new one" (1967 Symposium, University of California, Berkeley). One might suggest that the cyberpunk genre is so dominant in the corporate media imaginaion for the very reason that it's an old pattern. That leaves us to consider what new pattern is already replacing it, if we were sensitive enough to discern it.
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Jeff Stice Releases Andrae Crouch Tribute Recording – I'm Gonna Keep On
SGN Scoops Staff 6 years ago 6 years ago 04 mins
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Gospel Music Hall of Fame Inductee and multi-award winning pianist Jeff Stice is releasing his first project on Daywind Instrumental. The new project, aptly titled I'm Gonna Keep On, is a tribute to legendary songwriter and Gospel music icon Andrae Crouch.
Jeff Stice said, "This is my first Daywind project and I'm speechless. What a project to begin with – the Songs of Andrae Crouch. It's so apparent in the lyrics that he wrote, that Andrae Crouch had lived each word. He had the voice of experience! For the past three years of my life, I've gotten to know my Heavenly Father in an entirely new way. He loves me. I've learned that the more I truly depend on Him, the more He overwhelms me with His presence. All of these songs have made me realize that Andrae Crouch knew God in that same way. One song after the other, they all speak to me."
I'm Gonna Keep On releases nationwide through Daywind Instrumental/New Day Christian Distributors on Friday, June 2, 2017. It will also be on Jeff's website at  http://jeffsticemusic.com and at http://www.lifeway.com  the first week of June.
Jeff continued,"I urge you as you listen to pull up the lyrics to each of these songs and follow along. Not only are they incredible, but the melodies to each are so original, heartfelt and fun. I'm honored that Daywind Records sees value in what I do as a soloist. To think that they see me as an artist is mind boggling. I look forward to our journey together."
I'm Gonna Keep On
Songs include:
1. I'm Gonna Keep On Singing
2. Soon And Very Soon
3. I Don't Know Why
4. Can't Nobody Do Me Like Jesus
5. The Blood Will Never Lose It's Power
6. It Won't Be Long
7. Bless The Lord
8. Through It All
9. My Tribute
10.I've Got Confidence
You can learn more about Jeff Stice at http://www.jeffsticemusic.com
Follow Jeff on FaceBook at https://www.facebook.com/jeffsticemusic or Twitter at https://twitter.com/JeffsBleedinBlu .
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Those who would be hackerspace founders, those who would step up to lead others or those trying to be seen as thought leaders in a movement, they like to solve problems. So much so that they are not always good at listening to others. Sometimes it's important to step back and at least try to listen. In a hackerspace many problems that are encountered and frustrations that are aired are not new ones. They follow a line of commonality often that makes them quite routine and tiresome issues for the more experienced and studied hackerspace thinker. That is to say, thousands of hackerspaces around the world encounter the same problems over and over again.
Whilst pondering how to listen better and be a little more sympathetic to those going through problems, which to them, are entirely new, I considered how others endure such banality with patience and grace. It sparked a memory of a podcast, "Oh No Ross & Carrie" (they investigate claims of the supernatural and paranormal so you don't have to) episode where Ross travels to the Sultan Sea with some (frankly infuriating) Flat Eathers. Whilst I am sure you can imagine the sort of frustrations and goal-post moving, suspensions of logic and other cognitive dissonance that might come with doing an experiment with people who believe in a flat earth, ultimately what is amazing is Ross' ability to not end up in cyclic arguments with them. My partner, who is a "Maximum Fun" member, had access to extra content where a listener asked Ross and Carrie how they have the patience and grace to manage to be civil and converse, even maintain friendships with people who's views are so infuriatingly far from their own and provably wrong?
The answer was that it can be very frustrating. However that it was important to listen and not simply to jump in, ready for an argument. An especially striking notion that Ross put across was the idea that you need "to be okay with not correcting every wrong idea in someone else." and that it is more than okay sometimes to let someone else be wrong. Especially if the conversations isn't worth the candle.
The challenge here is finding a balance between hearing the same wrong ideas over again AND feeling complicit in perpetuating the idea because you didn't take the time to log a correction. Though I suspect we can all think of someone in our lives who had a great impact on us, though they disagreed with us, they still listened and respected us and helped to move your view slowly by letting you make the connections and gain the wisdom through your own experiences. If you are thinking, as well you might, there "isn't anyone like that in my life!", well, then I suspect you aren't listening enough.
At an event recently, I was button holed by one maker who is very much an advocate for their small market town. I should come to the town, they insisted, and help to create a hackerspace. However, rather than letting me speak and ask some questions, the non-stop-verbal-barrage that ensued made it quite clear to me that this one chap, though a great maker and someone with the right spirit, was not a listener, and it occurred to me that this lack of ability to listen, might in no small part, be a big reason that his local hackerspace ideas were not finding willing supporters. I know for my part, I need to listen more and try to push my ideas less on those who needs ears not noises.


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 Josef Daněk (politik) (* 1947) – český a československý politik ze Strakonicka, po sametové revoluci poslanec FS za LSU, respektive za Stranu zelených
 Josef Daněk (salesián) (1951–2013) – český římskokatolický kněz
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JSI Tip 1454. All kernel memory is being consumed?
If you have SP4(+) installed, and all kernel memory is being consumed, it may be due to the default value of MaxForwardBufferMemory, which is 0xFFFFFFFF.
This entry allows the forward buffer that TCP/IP uses to route packets between interfaces to grow to use all kernel memory.
On the Edit menu, Add Value name MaxForwardBufferMemory as a type REG_DWORD. In the DWORD Editor, set the data, using the Decimal Radix, to 74240. The Range is 0 - 0xFFFFFFFF bytes, and must be a multiple of 256 bytes. The number must be GEQ (Greater Than or EQual To) ForwardBufferMemory, which defaults to 74,240 (hex 0x12200).
ForwardBufferMemory, a type REG_DWORD entry, specifies the initial size of the buffer to store routed packets. If the IP router is not enabled, or no buffers are allocated, this value is ignored. The 74,240 default can hold fifty packets. The size specified must be a multiple of 256. When the buffer exceeds MaxForwardBufferMemory, packets are discarded at random. Header packets are stored sperately.
NumForwardPackets, a type REG_DWORD, defaults to 50, and determines the initial number of headers in the router packet que. The value should be no larger than ForwardBufferMemory / 256 and at least ForwardBufferMemory / Max IP Data Size. The optimal number is somewhere between these two numbers. When the number of headers exceed MaxNumForwardPackets, they are discarded at random.
MaxNumForwardPackets, a type REG_DWORD, defaults to 0xFFFFFFFF. It must be GEQ NumForwardPackets.
While you can increase these numbers, they will allocate more system resources and impact system performance.