Rabu, 28 September 2011

Craigslist Killer

Philip Haynes, Markoff (12 February 1986 to 15 August 2010)  was an American student of medicine who has been accused of armed robbery and murder of Julissa Brisman in Boston, Le April 14, 2009, and two other armed robberies. , the means is intended Brisman murder "on Craigslist Killing", because the alleged murderess has met his victims through the ads they put on Craigslist Erotic Services offers.
Markoff said he was innocent of all charges and pleaded not guilty during his detention.  A grand jury indicted Markoff of first-degree murder, armed robbery and other charges.
August 15, 2010, Markoff's suicide in Boston, Nashua Street Jail, where he was arrested.  Markoff's death in custody was concerned about the safety of inmates in prisons in Massachusetts, which currently have a death rate four times higher than the national average.
The events surrounding the killings were dramatized in a tailor-made for television movie on Lifetime Network's The Killer Craigslist, which aired January 3, 2011.





Selasa, 27 September 2011

Bengals' Cedric Benson appeals three-game suspension


Unhappy with his union, the Cincinnati Bengals' Cedric Benson pleaded his case Tuesday before the NFL in an attempt to reduce a potential three-game suspension for an arrest while he was unemployed.

During the owners' lockout of players, the runningback was arrested outside a bar in July in Austin, Texas and charged with assault. At the time, no Collective Bargaining Agreement existed between the NFL and the NFLPA.

Upon signing a new CBA on Aug. 5 that ended the labor stalement, the players' association agreed in a side letter with the league to allow Commissioner Roger Goodell discipline eight repeat-offender players.

The league agreed to exempt 25 players, who were not considered repeat offenders, from punishment. The union's position is that no player should be disciplined for any legal incidents during the lockout.

"You would think (the NFLPA is) here to support you and have your back — that's what a union does," Benson told the Associated Press after Sunday's loss to San Francisco "I guess in my case, it's different."

The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that Benson has filed an unfair labor practice grievance against the players' association with the National Labor Relations Board. The NFLPA appeared with Benson on his behalf before the commissioner's representatives in New York. The league rendered no decision. Goodell's decision is binding.

The issue is intriguing because "there is not much precedent to guide either side," said Gabe Feldman, associate professor and director of sports law at Tulane.

" It certainly raises some questions about whether the league should be able to say you cannot be paid while we lock you out — but you can be punished."

Listeria Deaths & Nightly Roundup

 Two deaths from eating contaminated cantaloupe are reported in North Texas. Tuesday, Tarrant County Public Health officials confirmed the death of an elderly resident with underlying medical conditions, and illness in a second case. Monday, Dallas County reported an 89 year old resident died from listeriosis, one of four cases.

Carrie Williams, with the Department of State Health Services says 14 cases have been reported in Texas, and the number is likely to grow.

Williams: The incubation period with listeriosis is tremendously long. Symptoms can occur anywhere from three to 70 days after exposure, which is what makes these cases so difficult to solve.

The listeria-contaminated cantaloupe from Jensen Farms in Colorado was shipped to Texas between July and September 10th. It has been recalled. Williams says anyone with symptoms of diarrhea, fever and muscle aches should see a doctor.

Top Parkland Managers Denied Merit Raises

Dallas County Commissioners approved Parkland Hospital's budget Tuesday -- minus some eight million dollars in performance bonuses for top administrators.

Commissioner Elba Garcia said those merit raises would be inappropriate after the hospital failed a critical federal investigation and must submit to outside management oversight. And she says rescinding the raises will not hurt the hospital's ability to recruit top health professionals.

Garcia: The Board did look at some of those salaries, current salaries without incentives. And guess what. They're very competitive in the marketplace.

Friday, the Parkland Board reworked its budget to eliminate the bonuses for a dozen top managers. They include the CEO, and Chief Medical Officer, plus the directors of Medical and Surgical Services and Nursing Operations.

Pay For Jurors Cut

Starting Wednesday, jurors in Texas take a "pay cut".

Since 2006, jurors have gotten six dollars for the first day of service, and 40 dollars for each day thereafter. Tarrant County Administration G.K. Maenius told commissioners the Legislature cut that amount in the budget.

Maenius: So the Comptroller will certify a daily amount that she'll reimburse on a quarterly basis. That amount is 28 dollars.
Brooks: So that amount may change from quarter to quarter?
Maenius: Yes sir it will, possibly, yes.

Counties pay jurors, then get reimbursed from a state fund supported by a four dollar fee on tickets and offenses. Less of that is now going for juror compensation.

Two deaths from eating contaminated cantaloupe are reported in North Texas. Tuesday, Tarrant County Public Health officials confirmed the death of an elderly resident with underlying medical conditions, and illness in a second case. Monday, Dallas County reported an 89 year old resident died from listeriosis, one of four cases.

Carrie Williams, with the Department of State Health Services says 14 cases have been reported in Texas, and the number is likely to grow.

Williams: The incubation period with listeriosis is tremendously long. Symptoms can occur anywhere from three to 70 days after exposure, which is what makes these cases so difficult to solve.

The listeria-contaminated cantaloupe from Jensen Farms in Colorado was shipped to Texas between July and September 10th. It has been recalled. Williams says anyone with symptoms of diarrhea, fever and muscle aches should see a doctor.

Top Parkland Managers Denied Merit Raises

Dallas County Commissioners approved Parkland Hospital's budget Tuesday -- minus some eight million dollars in performance bonuses for top administrators.

Commissioner Elba Garcia said those merit raises would be inappropriate after the hospital failed a critical federal investigation and must submit to outside management oversight. And she says rescinding the raises will not hurt the hospital's ability to recruit top health professionals.

Garcia: The Board did look at some of those salaries, current salaries without incentives. And guess what. They're very competitive in the marketplace.

Friday, the Parkland Board reworked its budget to eliminate the bonuses for a dozen top managers. They include the CEO, and Chief Medical Officer, plus the directors of Medical and Surgical Services and Nursing Operations.

Pay For Jurors Cut

Starting Wednesday, jurors in Texas take a "pay cut".

Since 2006, jurors have gotten six dollars for the first day of service, and 40 dollars for each day thereafter. Tarrant County Administration G.K. Maenius told commissioners the Legislature cut that amount in the budget.

Maenius: So the Comptroller will certify a daily amount that she'll reimburse on a quarterly basis. That amount is 28 dollars.
Brooks: So that amount may change from quarter to quarter?
Maenius: Yes sir it will, possibly, yes.

Counties pay jurors, then get reimbursed from a state fund supported by a four dollar fee on tickets and offenses. Less of that is now going for juror compensation.

Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah (Hebrew: ראש השנה‎), (literally "head of the year"), is the Jewish New Year. It is the first of the High Holidays or Yamim Noraim ("Days of Awe"), celebrated ten days before Yom Kippur. Rosh Hashanah is observed on the first two days of Tishrei, the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar. It is described in the Torah as יום תרועה (Yom Teru'ah, a day of sounding the Shofar).

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame announces nominations

The nominations for induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012 have been released, and it’s an interesting list.
Ballots will be sent out to over 500 voters, who will choose the artists to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame this year.
The nominees are:
  • Beastie Boys
  • The Cure
  • Donovan
  • Eric B. & Rakim
  • Guns 'N Roses
  • Heart
  • Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
  • Freddie King
  • Laura Nyro
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers
  • Rufus with Chaka Khan
  • The Small Faces/The Faces
  • The Spinners
  • Donna Summer
  • War
“The 2012 Nominees embody the broad scope of what ‘rock and roll’ means,” said Joel Peresman, President and CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Foundation.
According to the press release, to be eligible for nomination, “an individual artist or band must have released its first single or album at least 25 years prior to the year of nomination.” That means the 2012 nominees must have released their first recording no later than 1986. (Sorry, Justin Bieber, check back in 2034.)
The winners will be announced on April 14, 2012, at the 27th Annual Induction Ceremony, held in Cleveland, Ohio.


1 injured in shooting range accident near Helena



Helena, Mont. (AP) - Authorities investigating after a person was injured when a firearm is discharged or accidentally detonated at a shooting range west of Helena.

Lewis and Clark County Undersheriff Dave Rau speaks of independent disk (http://bit.ly/300hsn) the accident occurred Prickly Pear athlete MacDonald pitch range on Friday afternoon. He says a person who was injured in a driven or been driven out emergency treatment


J. Cole Gets Off Rap's Sidelines With Cole World


On Tuesday (September 27), J. Cole finally got up off the bench.

The Roc Nation rapper has presented each of his mixtapes — The Come Up, The Warm Up, and Friday Night Lights — with a sports analogy, and his major label debut is no different. Cole World: The Sideline Story, in stores today, tells the story of a young star yearning to get his shot at the big time.

"I'm pretty sure we're gonna celebrate somewhere," Cole told MTV2's Sucker Free of his release-day plans. "But to me, I think the real satisfaction and joy will come from when I go to the actual store and see that physical CD right there in my hands and I can look at it and go up and pay for it."

It's been a long road for the Jay-Z protégé. He first made a name for himself in 2007 with The Come Up and quietly signed to Jay-Z before he released his Warm Up mixtape in '09. He is a former XXL Freshmen cover subject, appeared on Hov's Blueprint III and has toured with Rihanna. But even with all of his accomplishments, Cole's debut went through a series of starts and stops. Not that the North Carolina rapper's career trajectory was that different from his rap contemporaries like B.o.B, Wale and Big Sean, but dropping an album has been a longtime goal for Cole.

Cole World is packed with radio-ready singles like "Can't Get Enough" (featuring Trey Songz), "Workout," and the Drake collaboration "In the Morning." There are potent album cuts as well. "Dollar and a Dream III" details Cole's artistic struggle, while "Lost Ones" tackles the topic of abortion and the effect that it can have on a young couple. "Mr. Nice Watch" features Jay-Z and the Missy Elliott-featuring "Nobody's Perfect" perfectly channels Misdemeanor's late-1990s R&B reign.

The release has lifted a weight off the young MC's shoulders.

"Even talking about it right now, I'm getting a little emotional because I can remember going to get so many albums and just the fact that mines is one of those," he said. "To me, that'll be the real incredible feeling, like all the things I've been through will finally be worth it because we made it to that."

Zach Braff

Zachary Israel "Zach" Braff (born April 6, 1975) is an American actor, writer, singer, producer and director. Braff was first known in 2001 for his role as Dr. John Dorian in the TV series Scrubs. He was nominated for an Emmy Award and three Golden Globe Awards for his work on Scrubs.




Rangers' Sean Avery called homophobic slur after supporting gay marriage


Sean Avery, who appeared in the PSA supports marriage equality in New York this spring, and that he had publicly criticized the sports agent talking to legalize gay marriage, called homophobic insults by Flyer Wayne Simmonds in the first period of their pre-season game on Monday.

In a repeat, is screaming insults and Avery Simmonds on the bench. "To be here and now having to answer questions about what he did was disappointing for me. I'm disappointed for him," Avery says ESPN.

He is not sure what he said beforehand that "Simmonds encouraged hatred." Honestly, we were going back and forth for a while, "said Simmonds." I do not remember what I said about him, but said some of the things I did and may not have said some things that did not like. I do not remember every word I said. "

Flying coach, said: "It's been a couple of guys competing there."

"Hate speech and anti-gay slurs have no place on the ice," GLAAD president Acting Mike Thompson said in a statement. "The word Simmonds used is the same word that is thrown against LGBT youth in the yard and in our schools, creating a climate of intolerance and hostility. It should not only apologize for the anti-gay outburst, but the Philadelphia Flyers and the NHL has a responsibility to intervene and educate their supporters why the word is unacceptable. "

Avery hopes that, as Kobe Bryant, Simmonds will be sanctioned for their language. "This is a problem," he said. "It's a question that people are facing and trying to overcome, and ten years ago, maybe not so much an issue, but it is certainly a political issue with people in the game. And life in general.

Lord Howe Island

Lord Howe Island - great imødekomme meant to be the most beautiful island In the Pacific - is the nearest refuge island in Sydney, a party A New South Wales. That's less than two hours of the volume of Sydney to Brisbane ll major East Coast of Australia. It is the UN Group of Islands of Four, one being registered on the list you make the World Heritage betydning World SA natural beauty and heritage.

It is a paradise out of time natural, where the pace is relaxed, but there are plenty of activities and experiences to choose from. Unspoilt, deserted beaches - with perfect Golden Sands - attracts surfers, swimmers and sybaritic.

Le Lagon des récifs coralliens Borde east par les plus au south. Errera juste dans près de la plage Parmi les poissons tropicaux et sub Nager pay-tropicaux multicolored, et autres animaux marins tortues. Ou encore la tête de la plongee offshore sur les sites de Classe II. L'eau propre et claire east tellement, c'est comme dans un aquarium Nager.

Families will appreciate the safety and activities for children of various; lovers find love in secluded corners of the island, natural beauty, luxury, and doing well.

Avventurieri the Passeggiate e nel sottobosco the Escursioni impegnative più, come il Monte Gower, uno dei migliori considerato Passeggiate al mondo the Giornata. E muscoli affaticati ease, una selezione di TRATTAMENTI Termali.

Set foot on Lord Howe Island is to escape from a pristine environment where you will be greeted with friendly hospitality and the type of vacation experience you'll never want to leave.

Cantaloupe outbreak could be deadliest in a decade

WASHINGTON (AP) - Health officials say up to 16 people died of diseases related to possible Listeria Colorado melons, the most lethal outbreak of food for more than a decade.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that 72 diseases, including 13 deaths linked to contaminated fruit. State officials say they and local investigation into three other deaths that can be connected.

The death toll released Tuesday by the CDC - including newly-confirmed deaths in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Texas - has exceeded the number of deaths from an outbreak of Salmonella in peanut almost three years ago. Nine people died in the epidemic.

The CDC said Tuesday that they have confirmed two deaths in Texas and one death each in Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Last week, the CDC has reported two deaths in Colorado, four deaths in New Mexico, one in Oklahoma and one in Maryland.

New Mexico, officials said Tuesday they are investigating the fifth died, while the health authorities in Kansas and Wyoming said they are investigating more deaths possibly linked to contaminated fruit.

Listeria is more deadly than the known pathogens such as Salmonella and E. coli, these epidemics usually cause many more diseases. Twenty-one died in an outbreak of listeria poisoning in 1998 back to contaminated hot dogs and possibly deli meats because of Foods in March, a subsidiary of Sara Lee Corp., another outbreak in 1985 killed 52 people and was linked to Mexican soft cheese.

Listeria usually only get sick elderly people, pregnant women and others with weakened immune systems. The CDC said the average age is 78 and disgusted that one of the five who become ill may die.

Dr. Robert Tauxe of the CDC says the number of illnesses and deaths will probably grow in the coming weeks, because the symptoms of listeria are not always right away. It may take four weeks or more for a person to become ill after eating food contaminated with Listeria.

"The incubation time is long is a real problem," Tauxe said. "People who eat contaminated food two weeks ago, or even a week ago could still become ill weeks later."

CDC reported 72 cases and deaths in 18 states. Cases of listeriosis have been reported in California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Most diseases have been reported in Colorado, he saw sickened 15. Fourteen patients have been reported in Texas, 10 in New Mexico and eight in Oklahoma.

The outbreak was traced Jensen Farms in Holly, Colorado, which is contaminated melons recalled earlier this month. The Food and Drug Administration, said state health officials had found listeria melons in grocery stores in the state and the home of the victim, who had grown Jensen Farms. The positions of the disease was found in samples of equipment and packaging equipment melon Jensen Farms' in Granada, Colorado

The FDA investigation into the cause of food-borne outbreaks, has not released details on how contamination could have happened. The agency says that the investigation is ongoing.

Rocky Ford cantaloupe farms Jensen were shipped from July 29 through Sept. 10 at Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Wyoming.

Recalled Melons can be labeled as "Colorado Grown", "Product Distributed by Frontier," "Jensenfarms.com" or "Sweet Rocky Ford." Not all cantaloupes recalled are marked with a label, the FDA said.

Unlike many pathogens that can grow Listeria at room temperature and even the refrigerator. The FDA and the CDC recommends that anyone can have one of the contaminated cantaloupes immediately throw away and clean and disinfect all surfaces that may have touched.

About 800 cases of listeriosis are in the United States each year, according to the CDC, and usually three or four buds. Most of them date back to processed meats and soft cheeses, where Listeria is more common.

Produce has rarely been the culprit, but federal investigators say they saw more to produce the listeria-related illnesses in the last two years. It was found in 2009 in the cabbage and celery in 2010.

Although most healthy adults can consume without side effects Listeria can kill the elderly and those whose immune system. It is also dangerous for pregnant women because it easily crosses the fetus. Dr. Tauxe, the CDC, said the type of listeria linked to the melon is not one that is associated with pregnancy-related diseases, however. Health officials and federal state have not definitively linked to miscarriages, stillbirths or childhood diseases in the current outbreak.

Symptoms include fever, muscle aches and Listeria, often with other gastrointestinal symptoms. Victims often become disabled and unable to speak.

Debbie Frederick, said his mother knew something was wrong when his father, 87 years, Thomas William Beach, collapsed at his home in Mustang, Oklahoma, and could not get up. He died a few days later, on September 1. The family learned of his death was related to eating melon farms and continued Jensen.

"First, we just need a jolt," said Frederick. "Then it is deposited, which was still alive, if this had not occurred. It is life, what?"

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More Than 20M Computers Infected by Conficker, and Counting

The highly encrypted worm called Conficker may secretly enter and run the PC became infected with more than 20 million computers for the last three years, according to Kaspersky Lab.

Auto-update the worm penetrates the heart of the computer's operating system and transfer control to the remote control, by Mark Bowden wrote the author of the worm: The First Digital World.

Recently, Conficker has caused the loss of £ 7.2 million production of SABMiller, the brewer of Peroni, Coors Light and Foster. SABMiller had to close its operations in Romania in April for several hours because the worm.

Reported in 2008, Conficker has sent security experts around the world rushed to try to stop the botnet. Conficker Working Group, a group of experts who offered that the reason the government was trying to get involved in their efforts, but noted that they have a lot of explaining to get the message that officials Conficker is capable of.

Even organizations that are responsible for protecting the country's power grid, telecommunications and did not have sufficient knowledge of Conficker.

Now Conficker has changed, which is commonly known today: the botnet. It 'became a powerful malicious software that can be taken to computer networks, which regulate banking, telephones, security systems, air traffic control, and even the Internet itself, according to Bowden's book.

Bowden provides an overview of how terrifying the scope of Conficker overwhelming capacity for infection. Botnet, according to him, could be used as a weapon, which is what shakes the state officials in their bones.

Consider the denial of service attacks Conficker launch on 10 million computers, the attack is not only a goal down, but the whole Internet world as well.

"This is equivalent to the closure of the commuter train system during the Civil War, when Union troops and Confederate troops trains used to transport arms and ammunition and supplies in their area of ​​control," said Bowden .

But it is not necessary in the digital age, you can do today, taking over the Internet, he added.

In addition, the Panel found that the designers were really Conficker Conficker after the creation of money, not mass destruction or dismantling the Internet.

From that moment, nobody knows exactly who controls Conficker, or what his intentions are, Bowden said.

He said Conficker is increasingly infecting the computers of large institutions, including the FBI, the Pentagon and large corporations.

Cyber ​​criminals can steal passwords from users via Conficker.

With a botnet of 25,000 computers, hackers can break the security codes for the accounts of people raid or Amazon.com or obtain Social Security numbers and data, Bowden warned.

"There is almost no commercial security system that could not be broken by a supercomputer with tens of thousands."

Global Research Kaspersky Lab and the team offered this analysis to be done to fight botnets, including Conficker: to allow researchers to carry out the remediation of soil through a botnet, to provide immunity laws cyber crime in a particular investigation, which can use system resources at risk during an investigation, and provide assurances to participate in the operation of remote control system when no other n is available.

Sabtu, 24 September 2011

Vince Young

Vincent Paul Young, Jr. (born May 18, 1983), nicknamed "VY",  is an American football quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League (NFL). He spent the first five seasons of his career with the Tennessee Titans. Young was the third option in the 2006 draft in the NFL. He played college football at the University of Texas. In his rookie season, Young was named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and earned a spot on the team record in the AFC Pro Bowl. In 2009, Young won his second Pro Bowl selection and was named Sporting News Player with NFL Spirit of the year.

In his third year in college, a young Reggie Bush finished second in voting for the Heisman Trophy, an honor later vacated. Davey O'Brien won the award is presented annually to the best rooms of the nation's colleges. Following the Heisman voting, Young led his team to a BCS National Championship against the defending BCS national champion University of Southern California in the Rose Bowl in 2006. The game was one of the most anticipated games in the history of college football.  Texas jersey retired young, August 30, 2008.





Google Doodle

Google has had several logos since its renaming from Backrub. The current official Google logo was designed by Ruth Kedar, and is based on the character word Catull market.  The company also includes a number of changes and / or fun features, such as changing their logo cartoon for holidays, birthdays of famous people and big events like the Olympics.  These special logos, some drawn by Dennis Hwang, has become known as Google Doodles. Google subsidiary YouTube has also discussed some of the custom logos highlights special events pages, these have been informally dubbed "Yoodles". On February 14, 2011, the gallery features the Google logo in 1002.
In 1998, Sergey Brin created a computerized version of the letters using the free Google GIMP graphics program. The exclamation point was added, mimicking the Yahoo logo.  "There are many different color variations," says Ruth Kedar, the graphic designer who developed the now famous logo. "We ended up with the primary colors, but instead of having the scheme to go, we put a secondary color in the L, which brings the idea that Google does not respect the rules."
In 2010, the Google logo has received its first major overhaul since 1999, permanent. The new logo was first tested in November 2009 , and was officially launched May 6, 2010.  uses a font similar to the old logo, but has an orange light "or" place of the old yellow "or" and the shadow represents a more subtle style different tone.

Police Catull BQ Google logo, and was created in 1982 to Berthold by Gustav Jaeger German designer. Calligraphic sense Catull contrast weights and wheelbases time distinguishing .




Orlando Brown

Orlando Brown (born December 4, 1987) is an actor and musician. A child actor, including his early roles in family matters 3J, Eddie Thomas in That's So Raven, Tiger in Major Payne, and Nelson on the show Jamie Foxx. It was also the voice of the sticky web of the animated television series The Proud Family.

Should make a film and TV back in 2011, appearing in films by next Maul, we are party (with Snoop Dogg), and the TV series, The End.






Montserrat


Montserrat (play / mɒntsəræt /) is a British overseas territory and overseas territory of the European Union is located in the Leeward Islands, part of a chain of islands called the Lesser Antilles in the West Indies. The island has a size of about 16 km (10 miles) long and 11 km (7 miles) wide, then 40 km (25 miles) of coastline.  Christopher Columbus gave the name to Montserrat on his second visit to the New World in 1493, after the mountain of Montserrat is located in the Spanish province of Barcelona, ​​in Catalonia. Montserrat is nicknamed the Emerald Isle of the Caribbean, so it looks like the coast of Ireland and the Irish descendants of its inhabitants.

Montserrat Georgian town of Plymouth's historic capital was destroyed and two thirds of the population of the island were forced to flee abroad by an eruption of previously dormant Soufriere Hills, which began July 18, 1995.  The eruption continues today on a much smaller, with limited damage to the areas around Plymouth including its port facilities and airport Bramble former prime minister, whose remains were buried by volcanic flows February 11, 2010. An "exclusion zone" that extends from the southern coast of the island to the north to parts of the Belham Valley has been imposed by the size of the existing volcanic dome and the resulting potential pyroclastic activity. Currently, visitors are not allowed into the exclusion zone, but an amazing view of the destruction of Plymouth can be had from the top of the hill in the Bay of Islands Garibaldi.

Relatively quiet since the beginning of 2010, the volcano continues to be closely monitored Montserrat Volcano Observatory.

The people of Brad is currently the temporary center of government, any product based on a new town at Little Bay in the north of the island.







Milwaukee Brewers

Milwaukee Brewers is a professional baseball team based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is currently playing in the Central Division of Major League Baseball is baseball. The team is named after the city's association with the brewing industry and plays its home games at Miller Park.

From Seattle, Washington, as the Seattle Pilots, the club played one season in 1969 before the bankruptcy court acquired during MLB Commissioner Bud Selig, and then moved to Milwaukee. Brewers were part of the American League from its inception as an expansion club in 1969 with the 1997 season, after which they moved to the National League Central Division. Milwaukee past the National League city, when the team was the Milwaukee Braves (1953-1965).

In 1982, Milwaukee won the American League East Division and the American League pennant, winning their only World Series appearance to date. In the series, they lost to St. Louis Cardinals, four games to three.

In 2008, the Brewers their first Series berth in 26 years since their introduction in World Series team in the National League wild card. They were eliminated in the NLDS for the final World Series champion Philadelphia Phillies.

On September 23, 2011, won the Milwaukee Brewers their first division title in 29 years. They are linked to the playoffs, when the National League Central Division Champions.





V for Vendetta

V for Vendetta is a series of ten books written comic theme by Alan Moore and illustrated mostly by David Lloyd, set in a dystopian future imagined in the UK in the 1980s about the 1990s. A mysterious revolutionary who calls himself "V" works to destroy the totalitarian government, profoundly affecting the people he meets. Warner Bros. released a film adaptation of V for Vendetta in 2006.

The series shows a near future in the UK, after a nuclear war that left much of the world destroyed, but most of the damage in the country is indirect, through failures and flooding of crops . In this future, a fascist party called "Norsefire" has destroyed his opponents in concentration camps and now rules the country like a police state. "V", an anarchist revolutionary dressed in a Guy Fawkes mask, begins an elaborate campaign, violent and theatrical intent to murder his former captors, to overthrow the government, and convince people to govern themselves.