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Facebook's Status: Growing. And Fast.
Mark Zuckerberg moves fast, and he isn't afraid to break things. Never mind making money on mobile, a year ago Facebook didn't even have a decent mobile app. How did Facebook become a profitable mobile company? Rolfe Winkler explains. Photo: Getty.
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Warren Buffett and the board of his conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway Inc are "solidly in agreement" on who should be the company's next chief executive, he said at Berkshire's annual shareholder meeting on Saturday.
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But the 82-year-old Buffett also insisted the company would remain a partner of choice for distressed companies even after he is gone, saying if the tides went out, the "naked swimmers" struggling in the water would seek Berkshire's help.
Whoever ultimately takes over Berkshire will run a conglomerate that employs more than 280,000 people in dozens of businesses worldwide, covering everything from ice cream to insurance and retail to railroads.
During the financial crisis and its immediate aftermath, Berkshire helped prop up a number of companies, among them blue-chips such as General Electric and Goldman Sachs. Many have referred to those deals as Buffett effectively granting his seal of approval to those businesses.
Short-seller Doug Kass, invited to the meeting by Buffett to offer a contrarian point of view, asked whether the successor would have the same heft. Buffett said it would not matter.
"Berkshire is the 800 number when there is really some panic in the markets, and people really need significant capital," Buffett said.
"If you come to a day when the Dow has fallen 1,000 points a day for a few days and the tide has gone out and you find some naked swimmers, those naked swimmers ... will call Berkshire," he added.
But Buffett, as with past practice, did not actually identify his successor as CEO. Speculation usually focuses on a small group of top Berkshire executives, among them insurance boss Ajit Jain and railroad leader Matt Rose.
Both Rose and Greg Abel, the CEO of Berkshire utility company MidAmerican Energy, answered portions of audience questions Saturday, which is unusual for the meeting.
"Buffett hasn't broken much new ground, but he's handled Doug (Kass)'s question well ... and, as always, reinforced the Berkshire culture every chance he's had," said Jeff Matthews, founder of hedge fund Ram Partners LP and a noted Buffett biographer.
Berkshire's breadth means that its performance is often seen as a barometer for the broader economy. On Saturday, Buffett said he stood by the actions taken by the U.S. Federal Reserve, even as he cautioned the Fed's program could be "very inflationary."
"This is like watching a good movie, and I do not know the end," said Buffett. "We have benefited significantly, and the country has benefited significantly, by what the Fed has done."
Earlier Saturday, one of Buffett's top lieutenants said things were picking up but could improve further.
"It feels like a 2 percent economy. If we want to see GDP click up to 3.5 percent, 4 percent, you need to see more consumption," said Rose, CEO of the railroad Burlington Northern, in an interview.
Rose said BNSF was seeing "across the board" increases in demand to ship things like concrete, roofing tiles and cars.
Buffett may be optimistic about the economy, but he is decidedly more cautious about technology. Earlier this week he finally joined Twitter, taking the handle @WarrenBuffett - but insisted he only knew enough about it to press a button when someone told him to.
On Saturday he said he disagreed with the recent guidance from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that lets companies release material information on Twitter. Some see that as a threat to Berkshire's press release service Business Wire.
"The key to disclosure is accuracy and simultaneity ... I do not want it, if I am buying Wells Fargo, to keep hitting up their web page and hoping I'm not 10 seconds behind someone else for some important announcement," he said.
He also stuck by one of Berkshire's more controversial investments, its recent acquisition of a number of newspapers. The annual meeting crowd applauded when CNBC anchor Andrew Ross Sorkin asked a critical question about the stable of papers.
"It's not going to move the needle in Berkshire ... we are buying the papers at very, very low prices with (regard to) current earnings," Buffett said, adding that he expected to meet or beat a 10 percent rate of return, after-tax.
Yet as much as investors want to hear about Berkshire's growth potential and the state of the economy, some also attend the meeting just for a good laugh.
The meeting opened, as it does every year, with a video montage. This year's included a duet between Buffett and singer Jon Bon Jovi and a take-off on the TV series "Breaking Bad."
Some of the best comedy, though, usually comes in the verbal sparring between Buffett and Vice Chairman Charlie Munger over the course of the day. The two are close - they shared an oversize box of peanut brittle during the meeting - but Munger's acerbic tongue pops out from time to time.
"I come to see Charlie Munger needle Warren Buffett - only he can," said Sherman Silber, a doctor and shareholder.
(Writing by Ben Berkowitz; editing by Matthew Lewis and Bob Burgdorfer)

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BEIJING -- Director-producer John Woo will head up the jury at the fourth annual Beijing International Film Festival, which kicks off April 16, organizers said.
Woo, 67, is the Hong Kong helmer of films including "Mission: Impossible II," "A Better Tomorrow," "Red Cliff" and "Face/Off."
The weeklong festival will hold screenings at some 30 theaters throughout China's capital. The international jury will hand out the Tiantan Awards in 10 categories, including best feature, director, actor, actress, cinematography and screenplay.


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Fulton County, Indiana Wabash College Alumni painted a kitchen Oct. 6 at the Community Resource Center in Rochester, Indiana.
The Center serves as a focal point for services to the community, including meals and activities for seniors, as well as public transportation. Three alumni and one volunteer attended.
Alumni Volunteers: Andy Perkins, '97, Scott Backus '98, Hon. Douglas Morton '68
Non-Alumni Volunteers: Teresa Perkins (spouse).
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – For the 10th year in a row the MIT men's fencing team received multiple All-Star awards from the Northeast Fencing Conference (NFC) as it picked up a trio of honors. Junior Joseph Rafidi (Los Angeles, Calif.) and freshman Jack Greenfield (Oyster Bay, N.Y.) were named to the Epee First Team while freshman Nicholas Sledeski (Belle Mead, N.J.) earned a spot on the Sabre Second Team.
Rafidi received his first nod after compiling a record of 25-3 in conference competition as Greenfield produced a total of 21-3 in epee action. Sledeski rounded out the group with a 27-3 performance against his sabre foes.


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Anyone else using Get Glue to track just how much of your time you waste watching TV and movies?
A friend just told me about it and it's pretty interesting. I've always wanted to keep track of the movies I watched each year but was too lazy to make an actual list. This does it for me.
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Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, A GOP Democrats Can Love
Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval has become a poster boy for politicians willing to set aside party politics to get issues resolved with the opposing party.
When Republican governors in November gathered in Las Vegas to discuss how to recover from their party's latest electoral drubbing, the popular GOP governor of Nevada wasn't there.
Instead, Sandoval was in Washington, D.C., meeting with Obama administration officials to seal the deal that made him the first Republican governor to expand Medicaid as part of the president's health care initiative.
It was part of the pragmatic, centrist, low-key approach that has kept Sandoval popular in a Democratic-trending state and makes him the heavy favorite in his re-election bid next year.
With all the hand-wringing about the future of the GOP, the party has an often-overlooked strength: Popular governors like Sandoval who run most of the states in the nation, testing new policies, winning credit for the economic recovery and building records and expertise for possible runs at national office.
Partly due to the party's dominance in the 2010 election, Republicans hold 30 of the nation's 50 governorships.
"The larger the electoral arena, the worse the Republicans seem to do," said Eric Herzik, a political science professor at the University of Nevada, Reno, noting the GOP has lost the popular vote in five of the last six presidential elections and blown a number of high-profile senate races.
"The one electoral arena that the Republicans have done fairly well in are the governorships," he said.
The 2010 wave ushered in a number of envelope-pushing conservatives. Some, like Florida's Rick Scott and Pennsylvania's Tom Corbett, are long-shots for re-election while others like Wisconsin's Scott Walker or Ohio's John Kasich have weathered early rough patches and are now doing well in the polls.
Sandoval offers a contrasting approach.
"He doesn't get boxed in or pinned down by labels. He's someone who's willing to set aside traditional boundaries if it's going to solve problems," said Greg Ferraro, a longtime Sandoval friend and adviser. "To me, he's the kind of Republican that's going to rebuild the party."
Growing numbers of migrants from the coasts and an expanding immigrant population have steadily pushed Nevada into the Democrats' column in presidential elections. But Sandoval has helped act as a GOP bulwark at the state level. He vetoed a bill to expand background checks for gun purchases, another to expand the period for voter registration and nixed a law to place calorie counts on chain restaurant menus.
He is so popular that Democrats have yet to field a challenger, and most analysts predict he will be handily re-elected.
But many of the things that have endeared Sandoval to Nevada voters would make him radioactive among the activists and interest groups who dominate national Republican politics. He supports abortion rights. Although he has refused to approve new taxes, he has twice extended what were supposed to be temporary taxes totaling more than $620 million.
This month, Sandoval signed a bill granting cards that permit driving to people in the country illegally.
"He's got a nice smile, a sunny disposition," said Chuck Muth, president of the Nevada conservative group Citizen Outreach and one of Sandoval's critics from the right. "But that's not something that's going to carry him very far if he ever gets into a competitive primary."
Sandoval had previously served as a state legislator and Nevada's attorney general and had a comfortable position as a federal judge when he agreed to run for governor in 2010. The incumbent, Republican Jim Gibbons, was badly tarred by a painfully public divorce case that included allegations of infidelity. Sandoval ousted him in the Republican primary and easily beat Rory Reid, son of U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, in the general election.
He is one of two Hispanic GOP governors elected that year, and he co-chairs a task force with his New Mexico counterpart, Susana Martinez, to recruit more Hispanic Republican candidates. But Sandoval only won 33 percent of the Hispanic vote, just three percentage points higher than Sharron Angle, the Republican challenger to Senator Reid who campaigned on her stance against illegal immigration.
Sandoval is a halting public speaker and cautious politician. He frustrated many Nevada Republicans by only giving lukewarm support to his party's nominee, Mitt Romney, in the 2012 presidential elections.
In many states, the governor has unrivalled power and ability to set the agenda. That's certainly true in Nevada, where the legislature meets for 120 days every two years. In the 2013 regular session, Sandoval came out on top, his $6.6 billion general fund budget proposal left mostly intact thanks to a GOP minority in both chambers that kept Democrats from a two-thirds vote margin needed to raises taxes.
But Sandoval came under criticism from both the right and left when just hours after the June 3 midnight deadline, he called lawmakers back into special session to act on five measures that died in the final hectic minutes — including a Clark County sales tax increase to fund more police officers.
The Nevada Policy Research Institute, a conservative think tank, chided him for pushing the sales tax bill while abandoning education reforms that were rejected by Democrats.
Liberals also derided him for the special session, saying he should have pursued more tax hikes.
Sandoval also took heat earlier this year after a mentally ill man hospitalized at a Las Vegas psychiatric hospital was given a one-way bus ticket to Sacramento, Calif., where he knew no one. It prompted a weekslong investigation by The Sacramento Bee about "patient dumping." Sandoval eventually fired two staffers and ordered an independent review of practices at the hospital.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal civil rights suit this week on behalf of one patient and city attorneys in two California cities have criminal investigations under way.
There is already speculation in Nevada that Sandoval, if re-elected, could challenge Reid in 2016, setting up a clash of the state's political titans. Reid and his hard-edged operatives have been relatively polite in discussing the governor, and some Democrats clearly respect Sandoval.
Billy Vassiliadis, a veteran Democratic operative, said the governor's low-key, bipartisan demeanor is a clear asset, but it remains to be seen whether that approach would resonate with the more GOP's aggressive, national approach.
"There's an evolution happening in the Republican Party that will largely determine whether a more moderate Republican like Brian Sandoval could stand on a national stage," he said.
Based on reporting by The Associated Press.
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text: Texas, Missouri NCBA affiliates Earn New Holland Equipment for Membership Recruitment Efforts February 11, 2014 03:27 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By News Release Email The Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association and the Missouri Cattlemen's Association each earned use of a piece of equipment from New Holland for their efforts to recruit new members to the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. Each NCBA affiliate will get their choice of a one-year lease on a New Holland Roll-Belt™ 560 Specialty Crop round baler or a one-year lease on a New Holland T6 175 tractor. The organizations received their awards during the Best of Beef Breakfast at the 2014 Cattle Industry Convention and NCBA Trade Show in Nashville Feb. 8. TSCRA was the recruitment leader for the contest period, which lasted from Oct. 1, 2013 to Dec. 31, 2013. This automatically earned them the 1-year lease on a piece of equipment. The MCA earned their use of a baler or tractor through a drawing of 25 affiliates who met recruitment goals during the same time period. "New Holland is proud to support state and national membership efforts in cattle industry organizations," said Mark Hooper, New Holland Director of Marketing. "We know that it takes all of us working together to keep the cattle industry strong and viable for future generations of farmers and ranchers, and are honored to work with NCBA and its state partners on this important campaign to build a strong voice for beef producers in the United States." The top five state affiliates for NCBA membership recruitment were: Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association, Missouri Cattlemen's Association, Pennsylvania Cattlemen's Association, Kentucky Cattlemen's Association and Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association. Other states qualifying for the lease drawing were: California Cattlemen's Association, Colorado Livestock Association, Georgia Cattlemen's Association, Hawaii Cattlemen's Association, Illinois Beef Association, Indiana Beef Cattle Association, Kansas Livestock Association, Michigan Cattlemen's Association, Minnesota State Cattlemen's Association, Mississippi Cattlemen's Association, Nebraska Cattlemen, New York Beef Producers, North Dakota Stockmen's Association, Ohio Cattlemen's Association, Tennessee Cattlemen's Association, Texas Cattle Feeders Association, Utah Cattlemen's Association, Washington Cattle Feeders Association and Wisconsin Cattlemen's Association. "Since 2003 New Holland has been proud to partner with NCBA to recognize grassroots membership achievement," said Hooper. "Like New Holland, these state affiliates recognize that organizational growth is a smart solution to promote beef and protect a way of life." Source: National Cattlemen's Beef Association Back to news


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On the last day of my monthly period, I saw some yellowish discharge about two hours before the adhaan of Fajr, then I went to sleep and I did not see whether that discharge stopped before Fajr or not. In the morning I noticed that the discharge had stopped, then I waited for a little while, then the adhaan for Zuhr had been given, and after that I did ghusl. Do I have to make up the prayers that I missed or should I offer Zuhr prayer only? Do I have to make up the fast of that day after Ramadan?.
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If a woman gets her menses, then the basic principle is that this menses remains until she is certain that it has ended, and it is not permissible for her to fast or pray when she is not sure as to whether her menses has ended or not.
We have discussed that in the answer to question number 106452.
'Aa'ishah (may Allah be pleased with her) used to tell women to take their time and not to be hasty until they were certain that they had become pure. She used to say: Do not be hasty until you see the white discharge, meaning purity from menses.
Based on that, you do not have to make up Fajr prayer; as for Zuhr prayer you have to offer it because the time for it came when you were pure from menses.
As for the fast, the fast of that day is not valid -- if you fasted it -- because you were menstruating at the beginning of the day, and you have to make it up after the end of Ramadan.
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Walking yourself into shape during Walktober
Walking is the perfect exercise for weight loss, improved health and stress reduction. It's so beneficial that October has been designated as National Walking Month, or "Walktober" for short.
Walking requires no special equipment, no gym membership, and no lessons. It's not terribly taxing on the body, and the health and psychological advantages of a regular walking regimen include:
Weight loss
Reduced risk for heart disease, stroke, osteoporosis, diabetes and many other chronic ailments
Stronger bones and toned muscles
Decreased feelings of depression and anxiety
Improved blood pressure and cholesterol scores
Better sleep
Increased energy, productivity and creativity
How much should you walk? The Surgeon General recommends we walk to the tune of 10,000 steps a day — that includes your lifestyle steps (those taken at work, doing chores, and going about your daily routine), as well as those you take while on a fitness walk. Research has shown that those who burn 2,000 calories per week are healthier and live longer than those whose lifestyles are more sedentary. The regular walker will burn around 300-400 calories in 10,000 steps, so over the course of a week, the net burn will be 2,000-3000 calories.


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FAA Warns Guy Who Filmed Birds Striking Plane Engine
from the seems-sort-of-besides-the-point dept
Of course, then the story went from interesting to silly, when the FAA decided that this YouTube video was evidence of wrongdoing and that it needed to "do something." At least they decided that the extent of "doing something" would be to just send the passenger a warning letter, telling him that he was supposed to have all electronic devices turned off during takeoff, and that the letter would be the extent of their actions (though they mention that they could take legal action). The letter does say that it will remain on file for two years, after which it will be dumped.
The passenger, Grant Cardone, points out that this is all pretty ridiculous:
"To think that a device, a telephone or this iPad can take down a plane is ridiculous, because figure 90% of all people in America now have an iPhone on them," Cardone said. "Nineteen percent of all people have a tablet of some sort. If only 10% of passengers on that plane had their device in the on position, thousands of planes would fall out of the sky every day."


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Dave Mlicki didn't have a great major league career, going 66-80, but will forever be the answer to a trivia question as on this date in 1997, he threw a nine-hitter to beat the Yankees, 6-0, in the first interleague game.
The Mets and Yankees each had 37-30 records at the time Mlicki outdueled Andy Pettitte.
It definitely was one of those "can't top this moments,'' a major leaguer will have in his career.
"My World Series for me,'' Mlicki once said. "One of my great memories. … I knew it was a big game when I did it and it's amazing that it's meant so much to so many people.''
Mlicki was a non-descript Met then, hardly recognizable, and frequently tells the story of eating breakfast the next morning at a diner and hearing people talk of the game on not know he was sitting at the next table.
Born in Cleveland, Mlicki pitched for his hometown Indians (1992-93), the Mets (1995-98), Los Angeles Dodgers (1998-99), Detroit (1999-2001) and Houston 2001-02).
Mlicki failed to catch on with the Milwaukee Brewers in spring training of 2003 and retired.


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4. How have they socialized the pups? Have the pups been around other dogs? Other people? Socialization is critical in puppies 6 – 16 weeks old. Proper socialization consisting of good experiences of a puppy with other puppies and lots of different ages, sizes and types of people will give you the best chance at having a well-adjusted dog.
5. What vaccines has the puppy had? How many shots has he received and when will the puppy be due for his next puppy shot?
6. Have the puppies been dewormed? All puppies are born with worms and routine deworming is recommended.
7. Have any of the puppies in the litter been sick? If so, what were the signs, the diagnosis and treatment?
8. What visits has the puppies had with the veterinarian? Have they been examined and declared "healthy"? If not, what problems have they had? Have they been on any medications?
9. What is their guarantee? What guarantee does the breeder give with their puppies? If the puppy is found to have a severe illness, what will they do? This is a difficult topic but one that is a lot easier to cover up front rather than later.
10. Recommendations? Ask the breeder for a couple references of puppy owners that they have sold within the past year. CALL them. Find out if the breeder was fair, if they were happy with their pups, and how any problems were handled.
11. Breeders contract? Does your breeder require a breeder's contract? If so, what is in it? Is the breeder willing to take back the puppy at any time, if you can't keep it?
12. Limited registration. Some breeders require that you spay or neuter your dog by a certain age. If that is the case, that may not be a problem but it is best to know before you get your puppy.
13. What is the family history? Ask if the breeder has information about the breed line. For example, ask how long the dogs have lived and what they have died from. Write it down. This may be important for monitoring your pet as he gets older.
14. What is the breeder currently feeding the puppy? Regardless of what they are feeding, it is ideal to continue feeding the same food for the first few days at home to minimize the risk of gastrointestinal disturbances. If you choose to change the diet, do it gradually.
15. Health certificate and certificate of sale. Ask the breeder if he will supply a health certificate for the puppy issued by his veterinarian. Some states require also a certificate of sale.
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Where's the (Real) Beef?
Accountability Rally & March
Tuesday, April 17 11AM
Maine Department of Agriculture
followed by a March to the State House
to deliver a petition calling on Gov. LePage to drop the lawsuit against Blue Hill farmer Dan Brown
A recent expose by the Portland Press Herald on the Hannaford ground beef recall reveals startling details about the lack of transparency and accountability in the U.S. food system, including the USDA refusing to allow our elected officials to share with us important information about where our food comes from!
Among the PPH's findings:
- "USDA has failed to required retailers to track what goes into their hamburger meat"
- "Most retailers, including Hannaford, do not keep detailed records and have chosen not to follow federal recommendations"
- "Federal officials and food safety experts do not believe the salmonella contamination happened at Hannaford"
and this…
- "The USDA never found the source of the contamination"
Hannaford has refused to provide the public the names of their ground beef suppliers. Should anonymous agribusiness corporations be allowed to engage in high-risk food production methods without transparency or accountability?
While agribusiness corporations operate in the shadows causing real food-borne illness, small and diversified family farms are being regulated out of existence. Or having their insurance cancelled to protect large corporate dairy interests! And those who stand up run the risk of being shut down, whether they have ever made anyone sick or not!
Like Farmer Dan Brown and Gravelwood Farm in Blue Hill!
Sign the petition to drop the lawsuit!
On Tuesday, April 17 come rally at the Maine Department of Agriculture for accountability and real safety in the food system. Then march to the State House (about 2 miles) and help deliver a petition signed by over 2,300 people asking Gov. Paul LePage to drop the lawsuit against Dan Brown and Gravelwood Farm.
We'll toast it all with farm fresh milk and homemade cookies!
Let's stand together and say to our elected officials and state agencies
"Save our tax dollars and fix the real problem!"
"Where's the (Real) Beef?" Accountability Rally & March April 17 11am
Maine Department of Agriculture
28 State House Station Augusta, ME (click here for a map)
Tuesday, April 17 11am
Maine State House
State House Station Augusta, ME (click here for a map)
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New York Knicks Sport Picnic Table
Picnic Time's portable Picnic Table is a compact foldout table with bench seats for four that you can take anywhere. The legs and seats fold into the table when collapsed so the item is easy to store and transport.
- Maximum weight capacity: 250 lbs. per seat and 20 lbs. for the table.
- Sturdy ABS plastic table and molded polypropylene seats with a basket weave design
- Aluminum alloy durable frame
- Includes a hole in the center of the table to accommodate a standard sized beach umbrella
- Dimensions: 34" x 4.25" x 15.5"
- Imported
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Lady Gaga Accidentally Calls Anna Wintour a B----!
Lady Gaga leaves her hotel and signs autographs for fans on Tuesday (June 7) in New York City.
The night before, the 24-year-old hit the CFDA Fashion Awards, where she was honored with the Fashion Icon Award.
"When I was told I won this award, [Vogue editor] Anna Wintour sent me a text message. She text messages," Gaga said during her speech.
"So she sent me a text message, and it said, 'We're so excited to tell you you won the CFDA Fashion Icon Award. And I actually thought it was Anna Treblin, who was one of my very close friends and [my stylist] Nicola's assistant," she shared.
"So I have a couple Annas in my phone, so my reply was, 'Yes, bitch, we did it.' So quite quickly I got a reply that said, 'How lovely, and we will all be waiting to see what you will wear.' And then I thought, 'Well won't you be helping me choose what I will wear?' And then I said, 'Oh! It's Anna Wintour,'" she added.


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The holiday season is upon us, and with it are the blockbuster movies that everyone will be lining up to see after they finish their Black Friday shopping.
One of the most eagerly awaited is the seventh film in the highly profitable Harry Potter franchise, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1. If the performance of the last six films is any indication, it should dominate the box office and further boost the franchise's reputation as one of the highest grossing of all time.
A popular movie franchise like Harry Potter is Hollywood's holy grail. Once a fan base is cultivated and name recognition is established, the sequels and prequels provide a consistent source of revenue that can be milked for years.
So click ahead to see which movie franchises are the highest grossing of all time, according to movie website BoxOfficeMojo.com.
By Daniel Bukszpan and Paul ToscanoPosted 22 Nov 2010
NOTE: Total grosses include box office receipts only, and not revenues from merchandise or other sales. Numbers are not adjusted for inflation.


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Compact work bench with material provisionArt. no. EX-01007
This assembly work bench brings together ergonomics and efficiency in one. It can be easily adapted to suit specific requirements. Appropriate lighting and unrestricted handing areas support a fatigue-free working environment. The Multi-Socket Power Strip enables electrical devices to be plugged in at the work bench. The under-bench cabinet is ideal for storing tools or housing a PC or other components.
Conveyor systems with Roller Elements also ensure an efficient flow of materials. The stable frame can be easily adjusted for a range of material carriers.


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Not that long ago, premiering a star-driven Sundance Film Festival movie on a video-on-demand channel was an admission of failure.
But last year's festival produced two huge on-demand hits, Richard Gere's crime drama "Arbitrage" and Kirsten Dunst's wedding comedy "Bachelorette," which collectively generated nearly $30 million in revenue, mostly from VOD.
With the nation's most prominent film festival kicking off Thursday in Park City, Utah, can history repeat itself?
"The last year has educated people that they can have a hit using alternative distribution platforms," said Tom Quinn, the president of the Weinstein Co.'s Radius label, which released "Bachelorette." "This Sundance we'll see how much everyone has learned."
After years of hype in the independent film business, digital platforms have finally begun to bear fruit. Last year's Sundance didn't yield the mega-deals that over the last decade have seen studios pay as much as $10 million to release low-budget productions such as "Hamlet 2" in theaters.


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Fox News Sued For Copyright Infringement; Complaint Mocks Murdoch's Comments On 'Stealing' Content
from the gonna-come-back-to-bite-you dept
A bunch of folks have been sending in the news that a former advisor to Michael Jackson who apparently holds the copyright on certain interview footage is suing Fox News over airing parts of the interview recently. In response Fox has claimed "fair use," over the use in a news program -- and I actually agree that it seems like a case of fair use -- but the copyright holder actually uses Murdoch's words against him:
The filing chides Murdoch, who has threatened to sue the British Broadcasting Corp. and others for copyright infringement because he claims they are stealing content from his company's newspapers.Once again, it appears that a copyright holder doesn't believe in fair use for others, but only for themselves.
"Fox sanctimoniously operates unencumbered by the very copyright restrictions it seeks to impose on its competitors," the lawsuit states.


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HOUSTON (Sept. 11, 2007) –As part of "Medical Ethics and the Holocaust," a 15-part lecture series and exhibit that reveals how the practices of the Third Reich influence today's modern medical practices, Holocaust Museum Houston will present lectures by two renowned ethicists, Arthur L. Caplan, Ph.D. and Leon R. Kass, M.D., Ph.D.
On Tuesday, Sept. 18, Caplan, the Emanuel and Robert Hart Professor of Bioethics and chair of the Department of Medical Ethics and director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania, will evaluate the inability of some cultures to learn from the Holocaust by revisiting the attitudes of educated doctors and scientists in the past in his lecture, "Why Is It So Difficult to Learn the Ethical Lessons of the Holocaust?" Caplan will refute the preconceived notion that the scientists and physicians who practiced during the Holocaust were mad or evil, but were in fact educated and capable professionals who somehow believed that they were behaving morally within their social-political situation.
Kass, the Addie Clark Harding Professor at the University of Chicago and Hertog Fellow in Social Thought at the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research and past chair of the President's Council on Bioethics, will present his lecture, "A More Perfect Human - The Promise and Peril of Modern Medicine" on Tuesday, Sept. 25. Kass, a published author of six books and numerous white papers on topics ranging from human cloning, human dignity and ethical care-giving in an aging society, will illustrate, in his opinion, the dangers of relying on eugenics and biomedical advances to fix human deformities and imperfections.
Both lectures will take place at Holocaust Museum Houston, 5401 Caroline St., and will begin at 6 p.m.
The lectures are a continuation of a 15-part series designed to help understand how the Holocaust's horrific medical practices shape modern medical ethics. Other upcoming lectures will feature such compelling topics as eugenics and genetics; the doctor/patient relationship and physician-assisted suicide.
All lectures are free, but advanced registration is required.
For information on CME and CNE credits for medical professionals attending this program, visit www.utcme.net.
An exhibit, "How Healing Becomes Killing: Eugenics, Euthanasia and Extermination," complements the lecture series and provides provocative historical documentation of the role played by scientists, physicians and government officials at the six "euthanasia" centers where they murdered thousands of Germany's most vulnerable citizens. There is no admission charge to view the exhibit, now in the Mincberg Gallery at the Museum's Morgan Family Center (5401 Caroline St.) in Houston's Museum District. The exhibit runs through Feb. 3, 2008. Viewing hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and noon to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
For more information about "Medical Ethics and the Holocaust," visit www.hmh.org/medethics.


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Blog features Josse Collection of Holy Land Maps
More than 250 19th- and 20th-century maps illustrate changing bordersThe Muriel and Jeremy Josse Collection of Holy Land Maps, which consists of more than 250 maps of late 19th- and early 20th-century Palestine and the African continent, as well as one 16th-century map of Palestine, is featured in the latest entry on the Brandeis Special Collections Spotlight blog.
The collection illustrates the changing borders of the region from the late Ottoman period into the British Mandate. According to donor and map collector Jeremy Josse, documenting these changes may augment studies of the historical and social events of this period, particularly those relating to early Zionism.
For more information on the collection and its significance, visit the blog post, written by Katherine Morley, an Archives & Special Collections assistant and master's degree candidate in anthropology.
Return to the BrandeisNOW homepage
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Cheongsam Dress 02/2012
Added Mar 2, 2012
Munich, Germany
Chinese cheongsam dress sewing pattern. This tight-fitting version of the traditional Chinese cheongsam dress was made popular in 1920's Shanghai and is a stylish great fitting piece of clothing. Also known as qipao or mandarin gown.
Material Notes
Silk crepe, fabric width: 135 cm (53 in) length of black : 1.20 1.25 1.25 1.30 1.30 m (13/8 11/2 11/2 11/2 11/2 yds) length of yellow: and 1.20 1.20 1.25 1.25 1.25 m (1 3/8 1 3/8 1 1/2 1 1/2 1 1/2 yds).
Vilene/Pellon G 785. 1 invisible zip, 40 cm (16 ins) long, and a special presser foot. 5 small sew-on snap fasteners.
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Mar 31, 2012, 03.13 AMby bootycrewqueen
now this one I like.
Mar 25, 2012, 09.32 PMby omgdora
I was looking for a pattern for a basic pencil dress with no waist seam, and ended up using parts of this pattern with modifications. Turns out it was the right choice! It's very well-drafted, with a great fit at the lower back created by the combination of back darts and a curved center back seam. For a pattern described as "tight-fitting" it has too much ease, but I guess I should have learned by now to trace one size smaller than the Burda size chart tells me to.
Mar 6, 2012, 09.46 PMby transparentapple
Nice. The curved top edge makes this really flattering.
Mar 6, 2012, 07.57 PMby zanne101
Would anyone venture a guess if this could be made without the darts in the front? My middle is fuller due to surgery, but I love this dress. If made without the darts in front would it just hang straight like a shift?
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Mar 7, 2012, 12.23 AMby omgdora
I guess it would have a shift-type fit, with bust darts and slight shaping at the side seams. Are you worried about it hanging too straight? Because if you try it on and it's boxy, it should be fairly easy to add very shallow darts where the original ones were removed.
Mar 6, 2012, 07.09 PMby ldlakip
A beautiful updated design!
Mar 6, 2012, 06.53 PMby tatimaio
I wonder if it's too difficult to make?
Mar 3, 2012, 09.02 AMby Jaja---
I love it!
Mar 3, 2012, 12.58 AMby flowergirl22
i love this dress, might make if for my daughter.
Mar 2, 2012, 11.04 PMby LadyDanburry
Totally awesome!
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by Anonymous November 09, 2003
I can see how you might think Al Franken had coined the expression if you had never heard it before, but it was an expression my mother when I was growing up -- and she died in 1984.
When Al picked up the tab for dinner he joked about me being a tightwad; I felt bad because I figured he was probably kidding on the square.
by PaulDee March 24, 2004
A Frankenism, meaning joking, but really meaning it.
Nick: Hey, Frank, how's the wife treatin' ya?
Frank: Fuck you, Nick.
Nick: Kidding on the square, Frank!
Nick: Kidding on the square, Frank!
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Obama to Speak on Debt Ceiling
President Barack Obama plans to pressure Congress to raise the nation's borrowing limit without linking it to spending cuts in a Monday press conference. Tim Hanrahan joins Markets Hub to discuss. Photo: Reuters.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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WoW Lockout Timer
I DID have more blog posts planned…but guess what. Blizzard decided to give me a 72 hour suspension this weekend, citing "FINAL WARNING – Economic Exploitation."
…(anger rising.)…
Pissed about this for the following reasons:
1. I KNOW I haven't do anything wrong. I use Auctioneer, sure, but I've done that ever since starting WoW. I had more volume than usual the day before getting the suspension- probably spent about 2-3k gold…but that's a drop in the bucket. My account has not been compromised.
2. The only way to dispute Blizz disciplinary actions is by email to the Account Administration peeps. Of course, the suspension happened Friday afternoon (1AM Saturday for me here in Korea) which means, I'm assuming, that nobody could even look at it until Monday. Therefore, no raid slot for me for the weekend.
3. I immediately replied via e-mail…and have heard nothing. I'm back in, now that the 72 hours are up, but I'm afraid to use Auctioneer again until I hear something. I feel that I'm owed, at a minimum, an apology an a three-day credit…and probably a week's credit for the inconvenience.
…(anger cooling)…
On the bright side, I did give EQ2 a shot, and really enjoy it, enough to drop $15 for a month's time to see how things progress. I find that, unlike WoW where it takes quite a bit of time in a class before you can find if you like it, you can see quite a bit with low-level alts. May come up with another post on that down the road. Currently rocking a Wood Elf Warden (think balance/resto druid mix) and a Fae Illusionist (no real comparison to WoW…kind of a hunter/mage mix; lots of mage CC abilities, with a pet.)


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Hello all,
We'd like to bring attention to our new, up and coming Open Source project -
aimed at making OpenGL a better development experience and improving the
portability of OpenGL code.
Some of the broader goals of Regal are:
- User-space OpenGL layer - use as much or as little as needed
- OpenGL 4.2 compatibility API
- Target desktop GL, core context, mobile platforms (ES)
- Debugging features such as logging, capture and state inspection
Current status:
- OpenGL 4.2 API completeness
- Emulation for fixed-function lighting, direct state access, immediate mode, push/pop attrib
- Application and driver call logging including input parameters
- An embedded HTTP server for interactive inspection (prototype stage)
- Some useful Regal-specific extensions for querying available extensions and so on
- Can be used as a drop-in opengl32.dll alternative, or a regal32.dll layer
- Supporting Windows x86/x64, Mac i686/x86_64, Linux x86/x86_64, iOS, Android
- Python code generator and API databases included - fix, extend fix or customize as needed
Comments, feedback or git forks are entirely welcome.
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One of my favorite things about Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh Less is when they suggest something to help in weight loss and it�s something that I�m already doing.
One of my favorite things about Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh Less is when they suggest something to help in weight loss and it�s something that I�m already doing.
It�s like a little hug from Jesus.
More than a year ago, I made some changes in my eating habits. They were not drastic and they did not result in weight loss, but they did result in no weight gain. And when you�re living a plus-size life, that can be just as important.
Chief in those changes was making sure I ate breakfast every day. Up until then, I was not a breakfast person. I didn�t wake up hungry and my energy level is at its highest in the mornings, so I would skip breakfast and use the time to complete tasks around my home or do something really important like surf for pictures of kittens on the internet.
A little over a year ago, I was several months into the empty nest stage of my life. My desire to plan or prepare was non-existent. I was used to taking care of others and was having a hard time adjusting to just taking care of me. One night, after a particularly stressful day, I found myself driving around aimlessly trying to figure out what I was going to have for dinner. I had not eaten breakfast that day, had not packed a lunch and was not planning for my dinners at night. Since it was only me at home, planning, preparing and cooking for just one seemed ridiculous. Why go to all that trouble when I could just grab a burger or something?
But on that particular night, I did not want a burger. I did not want anything and yet I was hungry � very hungry. I didn�t want to go to the store and get something I could prepare. I did not want to go to a restaurant. I did not want to drive through a fast food joint. I was hungry, indecisive and miserable.
After a good 30 minutes of this, I finally got a hold of myself and realized that I had to begin figuring out who I was without my children. I had been very resistant to the new chapter that had begun in my life and I was in denial. I needed to get a grip, and food was where I started. I drove straight to the grocery store, loaded up on items that would take care of my meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next several days. I made the decision then to begin every day knowing what I was going to eat as my first meal of the day and my last. No more indecision. No more thinking that preparing a meal for one was a waste of time. I started eating breakfast, packing my lunch and planning my dinners.
I still eat fast food, but I try to limit it to only two times a week (or less). And there are weeks when I am so busy (or lazy) that I don�t get to the grocery store so my planning gets behind, but those weeks don�t happen often. I�ve made progress in trying to have a different relationship with food since that night, and starting each day with breakfast was key in that progress.
So when Eat Smart recently focused on the importance of eating breakfast, I was in complete agreement and excited to hear their suggestions.
Eat Smart says when we eat breakfast we feel better and we�re more alert and creative. I believe this is true because I saw the difference in my own life. Breakfast helps me feel nourished and satisfied. It�s very important to start your day feeling like that when you�re overweight because the battle you�re fighting on the scale is nothing compared to the one you�re fighting in your head.
Breakfast helps your metabolic rate stay regulated and that�s one of the reasons why I think I�ve not gained weight in the last two years (and thanks to Eat Smart, I�ve actually dropped 5 pounds). I�m getting good food into my system early in the day and bolstering my energy level.
The program suggests preparing for breakfast the night before. Get your bowl and spoon ready and have your (healthy) cereal sitting out. Prep your ingredients for a smoothie. Slice up some fruit and low-fat cheese. If you lose time in the morning, take your breakfast to go.
The program also suggests using leftovers for breakfast, which (hug from Jesus) is something else I already do. Pairing leftover spaghetti with a scrambled egg is better than you think it is. Last weekend I made a ham casserole for dinner. It was even better as breakfast the next morning.
Eat Smart says you don�t have to eat traditional breakfast food but do try and pull from either grains, proteins or fruit. Eat what you like, but do try and eat breakfast. I can almost guarantee you�ll see a difference. You�ll feel better, stronger and healthier.
Just like a little hug from Jesus.
Timmi Toler is city editor of The Daily News who is keeping up with the Eat Smart, Move More, Weigh Less 15-week weight management program sponsored by Onslow County Parks and Recreation, North Carolina Cooperative Extension and the Onslow County Health Department. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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It's almost fiber time.
On June 16, Longmont Power & Communications will open bids to build out its citywide fiber-optic network. Four companies have submitted bids on the project to date; the city wants the winner to begin mobilizing July 1, with plans to begin construction by August.
Pre-qualified bidders on the project are Henkels & McCoy, MasTec, MP Nexlevel and TCS/Fiber Technologies.
Once underway, LPC is hoping to push the pace. The official plans call for the network to be finished in 2017, but director Tom Roiniotis said he knows people are impatient.
"We're going to do everything we can to accelerate that if possible," he said.
The eagerness, of course, is about speed. Once the network is up, the plan is to sell new residential customers a one-gigabit-per-second upload and download speed for a "charter member rate" of about $50 a month. That's fast enough to download an entire high-definition movie in less than a minute.
The core of the system is a 17-mile loop built by the city in 1997. (Changes in state law prevented a full citywide rollout until Longmont voters lifted the restrictions in 2011.) But the details of getting from that loop to a home or business have seen a lot of refinement.
For example, there's the "pedestal" needed to receive the signal. Up until last week, it looked like that would mean a three-foot-tall box in the yard, towering over similar stands for cable or other services. Then, last week, a more discreet option came up — a green, 18-inch-high stand, able to hold the "splitter" for the fiber-optic signal without drawing a lot of attention.
A final decision has yet to be made, but Roiniotis said he likes having a smaller alternative.
"I told folks 'This (taller pedestal) is going to be the bane of my existence for the next three years if we do it," Roiniotis said.
LPC is also putting in a new billing system and has begun to hire the additional workers needed for the new utility. At its peak, that may be as many as 35 new workers, but many of those will be temporary and contract employees. By year 5, Roiniotis said, that should be down to 27 new employees.
Construction is scheduled for six phases, starting with south-central Longmont, the closest area to LPC itself, in August and then proceeding into central Longmont by early 2015.
At that pace, 11,147 of LPC's 39,061 customers could have the option to get fiber service within a year of the start of construction. From there, the plan is:
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• Phase 4: Northern and northeastern Longmont, work to begin in the first quarter of 2016.
• Phase 5: Northwestern Longmont, work to begin in the third quarter of 2016.
• Phase 6: Southwestern Longmont, work to begin in the first quarter of 2017.
All those dates are approximate and could be affected by weather or other conditions.
"We want to do it fast," Roiniotis said. "But we want to do it right."
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – It was announced earlier this week by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) that MIT senior Leah Alpert (Needham, Mass.) was named to the third team of the Capital One Academic All-America softball team. She is only the sixth player in MIT softball history and the first since 1994 to be named to one of the three teams.
Alpert is a two-time CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree, after having been named to the first team both junior and senior year. She and classmate Anna Christensen (Vernon Hills, Ill.), who was also named to the first team Academic All-District at the beginning of this month, are the first MIT softball players to be honored since Leah Bogstead in 2008.
Tech's record of 19-14 tied the Institute record for most wins in a season. The last time MIT achieved so many wins was during the 1984 season.
During her four years on the team, Alpert played in 110 games, starting all but six of them. This season, she was one of a small handful of Engineers who played and started all 33 games, hitting .347 with 14 runs in 95 at-bats. She ended her senior season third on the team in runs, second in hits (33), and tied for second in RBIs (13) and stolen bases (4). She helped to lead the Engineers to their first post-season appearance at the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) tournament since 2005.
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Friday, Oct. 11: Legal Costs Weigh on JPM Earnings
Chris Dieterich takes a look at which stocks traders will be watching during market action, including J.P. Morgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Safeway. Photo: Getty Images.
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Scientific name: Pieris napi
Widespread and common throughout Britain and Ireland.
Wings white with prominent greenish veins on hind wing. Upper wings have one or more spots. Small White is similar but lacks the green veins.
Size and Family
- Family: Whites and yellows
- Size: Medium
- Wing Span Range (male to female): 50mm
Conservation Status
- Butterfly Conservation priority: Low
- European status: Not threatened
Caterpillar Foodplants
A range of wild crucifers is used: Garlic Mustard (Alliaria petiolata), Cuckooflower (Cardamine pratensis), Hedge Mustard (Sisymbrium officinale) Water- cress (Rorippa nasturtium-aquaticum), Charlock (Sinapis arvensis), Large Bitter-cress (C. amara), Wild Cabbage (Brassica oleracea), and Wild Radish (Raphanus raphanistrum). Nasturtium (Tropaeolum majus) and cultivated crucifers are used occassionally.
A common butterfly that prefers damp, lush vegetation where the foodplant is found. It usually occurs in hedgerows, ditches, banks of rivers, lakes and ponds, damp meadows, moorland and woodland rides and edges. The butterfly can be found in gardens but favours damp areas.
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Jan. 25, 2006
NORTON, Mass. - The Engineers dominated the stroke events and freshman Dan Lopez took first place on both boards as MIT rebounded from two heart-breaking losses with a 123-82 win over Wheaton College in men's swimming and diving.
Although MIT won eight individual events, the Engineers had only two multiple-event winners outside of Lopez's sweep in diving. Senior Matthieu Fuzellier propelled the Tech attack with commanding wins in the 200 free and 200 back, while sophomore Kalvin Kao also enjoyed a strong performance.
Freshman Udit Garg opened the individual scoring with a first-place finish in the 1000 free, leading an effective one-two punch as sophomore Harrison Hall closed in second. Fuzellier followed with his first win of the day, out-racing fellow fourth-year standout, Josiah Rosmarin in the 200 free. Although Rosmarin closed hard, Fuzellier's strong start secured the win as he hit the wall with a time of 1:47.75. Fuzellier would later win the 200 back by seven seconds.
MIT's advantage in depth was apparent during every race, including the 200 fly and 200 breast. Rookie Deke Hu paced a 1-2-3 sweep in the fly with a split of 2:02.00, while Kao led an impressive sweep in the 200 breast. Kao edged out Hu for the win (2:13.63), although junior Matt Angle and freshman Jeremy Chang finished just off the pace as MIT claimed the top four places despite only two seconds of separation.


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