Lets define sloth as laziness or indifference. This one bites most of us at some time or another. We just cant resist the impulse to take a shortcut, or we simply refuse to acknowledge the amount of effort required to do a task properly. Ultimately we wind up paying the price, usually with interest. Here are some common examples of how laziness or indifference lead to Solr problems.
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Murderdolls: Violent Night, Deadly Night Tour
November 15th, 2010 |
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TOUR STARTS DECEMBER 3 IN MILWAUKEE, WI
Murderdolls will be
disrupting the safety and comfort of your festive holiday season this December by embarking on a three-week trek
across the U.S., dubbed “Violent Night, Deadly Night.” The band is going out in support of Women and
Children Last. The tour will run from December 3-21 with Get Scared and Vampires Everywhere providing
support.
“VIOLENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT” TOUR
Dec 3 – The Rave – Milwaukee, WI
Dec 4 – Majestic – Detroit, MI
Dec 6 – Gramercy – New York, NY
Dec 7 – Altar – Pittsburgh, PA
Dec 8 – Paradise – Boston, MA
Dec 9 – Crocodile Rock – Allentown, PA
Dec 10 – Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ
Dec 11 – Bourbon Street – Baltimore, MD
Dec 12 – Newport – Columbus, OH
Dec 14 – First Avenue – Minneapolis, MN
Dec 15 – People’s Court – Des Moines, IA
Dec 21 – The Marquee – Tulsa, OK
Dec 22 – The Cotillion – Wichita, KS
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Deadly clashes in raid on W. Sahara camp
November 9th, 2010 |
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It is some of the worst violence in years amid the longest-running territorial dispute in Africa. Several people have been killed in clashes in Western Sahara, as Moroccan security forces broke up a protest camp.
Indoor pollution: Silent and deadly
September 23rd, 2010 |
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Smoke from cooking stoves kills poor people
AFTER vaccines and bed nets, could the humble cooking stove be the next big idea to save millions of lives in poor countries? Hillary Clinton, America’s secretary of state, hopes so. She was marking the launch on September 21st of a new alliance that aims to raise $250m to supply clean stoves to 100m poor households by 2020. It is headed by the United Nations Foundation, a charity. Among its backers are governments (chiefly America, which has put up an initial $50m), charities (the Shell Foundation) and private firms (Morgan Stanley, an investment bank).
Around two billion people have no access to modern energy, and a billion have it only sporadically. The smoky stoves that many of them use, the World Health Organisation reckons, produce particulate pollution that causes around 2m premature deaths a year. Makeshift cookers also catch fire easily, maiming and killing. And lives are not the only things wasted. Women and girls in rural villages lose time and energy walking around collecting dirty solid fuels, ranging from crop waste to cow dung (better used as fertiliser). …
Deadly fires rage on in Portugal
August 12th, 2010 |
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Portuguese firefighters are continuing to battle dozens of forest fires that are sweeping through the country and have killed two of their colleagues. 50 fires are burning in central and northern parts of the country, according to the Reuters news agency.
Deadly blast hits Turkey oil pipeline
August 11th, 2010 |
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An explosion has hit an oil pipeline in south-east Turkey, killing two people and wounded one other, reports say. The Kurdish separatist group, the PKK, is suspected to have detonated a mine next to the pipeline, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported.
July deadly for U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan
July 31st, 2010 |
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Six American soldiers have been killed in separate attacks in southern Afghanistan, making July the deadliest month for U.S. forces in the nine-year war. NATO says one service member died in an insurgent attack Friday, while a roadside bombing killed two others. Three other troops were killed Thursday in two separate bombings in the south.
Russia ravaged by deadly wildfires
July 31st, 2010 |
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Around 30 people are now feared dead in forest fires ravaging central Russia. Emergency services continue to tackle the flames, but it is an almost impossible task. Sweltering since June, Russia is in the grip of its hottest heatwave for 130 years. Combined with strong winds, the wildfires consume almost everything in their path.
Avoiding Deadly Landlord Errors with Landlord Property Software Posted By : Amer Siddiq1
April 22nd, 2010 |
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The property rental market has always been, and will no doubt always be, a competitive, high value and risky business. With the right properties in the right places and with good tenants it is possible to make a lot of money. The reverse is, however, also a fact of business life.
Can cell phones protect us against deadly chemicals?
April 10th, 2010 |
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The “smartphones” many of us now carry have a three to five mega pixel lens, not to mention an MP3 player, GPS or even a bar code scanner. What if new functions on our cell phones can also protect us from toxic chemicals?
The US Deparment of Homeland Security’s science and technology directorate’s Cell-All is such [...]
Deadly reprisals
March 8th, 2010 |
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Sectarian violence kills hundreds in Nigeria
THE number plates in Nigeria’s Plateau State declare it to be the “Home of Peace and Tourism”. This has seemed ever more optimistic in recent years, as the state capital, Jos, has been battered by brutal violence, with fresh attacks over the weekend reportedly leaving hundreds dead.
In the early hours of the morning of Sunday March 7th gangs attacked villages near Jos, according to the Red Cross. Houses were razed and many women and children killed. Locals say the gang members belonged to the mainly Muslim Fulani tribe while the villages were populated by the mostly Christian Berom group. The death toll is hard to verify, with estimates ranging from 200 to 500. …
Belgians remember victims of deadly train crash
February 27th, 2010 |
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A memorial service has been held in Belgium for the victims of the head-on train crash earlier this month in which 18 people died.
Prime Minister Yves Leterme and Prince Philippe joined rescue and rail workers in Brussels but many relatives of those killed stayed away, amid anger over safety standards on the Belgian railways. They have been called into question as investigations continue into the rush-hour collision near Halle, southwest of the capital.
Deadly explosions rock Afghan capital
February 26th, 2010 |
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Investigators say the blasts struck near a nine story shopping area and a hotel early Friday. Afghan police say at least 17 people have been killed and 32 others wounded in a suicide bombing and other explosions in the capital, Kabul.
Deadly violence mars Rio’s Carnival
February 16th, 2010 |
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The climax of Rio’s famed Carnival yesterday was overshadowed by a series of violent incidents that left two people dead – one of them a murdered girl – and raised questions over security in the city that is to host the 2016 Olympics. Brazilian media reported that the bloody, half-naked body of
Deadly violence mars Rio’s Carnival
February 16th, 2010 |
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The climax of Rio’s famed Carnival yesterday was overshadowed by a series of violent incidents that left two people dead – one of them a murdered girl – and raised questions over security in the city that is to host the 2016 Olympics. Brazilian media reported that the bloody, half-naked body of
Deadly ethnic clashes erupt in southern Sudan
January 23rd, 2010 |
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At least 15 people have been killed in clashes between two ethnic groups in the Southern Sudan state of Jonglei. The violence followed an attack by an armed Dinka group on a settlement of Nuer Thiang tribespeople.
A deadly game
January 11th, 2010 |
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A lethal attack casts a shadow over Africa’s biggest football tournament
A DEADLY terrorist attack on Togo’s national football team, in Angola for the Africa Cup of Nations, has left Danny Jordaan as sick as a dog. “There’s no way this can have an impact on the 2010 World Cup,” the head of South Africa’s organising committee for the event, said. But his agitation belied his fears. Just when Mr Jordaan thought the doubters about South Africa’s suitability to host the globe’s greatest sporting tournament had been silenced, new questions are being raised.
The Togolese footballers were ambushed by a dozen heavily armed separatist guerrillas as they travelled by bus from Congo-Brazzaville, where they had been training, to the neighbouring oil-rich Angolan province of Cabinda two days before the tournament, hosted by Angola, kicked off on Sunday January 10th. Three people—the team’s assistant coach, their spokesman and their Angolan driver—were killed. Another nine members of Togo’s party were wounded including Togo’s reserve goalkeeper. He was airlifted to a hospital in Johannesburg after being shot in the back. His condition is said to be stable. …
Bomb attack blamed in deadly Russia train disaster
November 29th, 2009 |
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An elite passenger train carrying hundreds of people from Moscow to Saint Petersburg was derailed by a bomb attack that left dozens dead and nearly 100 injured, officials said Saturday. The attack occurred late Friday about 400 kilometres (250 miles) northwest of Moscow in a forest where the
Deadly mine blasts kill 42 in China
November 22nd, 2009 |
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An explosion at a coal mine in northeast China early yesterday killed at least 42 workers, state news agency Xinhua said, citing emergency services. A further 66 were trapped and first-aid workers were searching for them, according to the agency, in the latest deadly incident to hit the