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Is Bouteflika set for a hollow victory in Algeria election?
Reuters has interviewed Benjamin Stora, Professor of Maghreb history at Paris IX University and one of the world's leading authorities on Algeria. Stora predicts a hollow victory for Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April's presidential election and says it will take a new generation of leaders to bring change to a country where social problems are profound and there is 70 percent unemployment among young adults (according to official figures).
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Q - What is the significance of Algeria changing its constitution to allow Abdelaziz Bouteflika to run for a third term?
A - Algeria is an Arab-Muslim country with a strong revolutionary tradition marked by abrupt changes, reversals, overthrows and coups. It's true there has never been a long continuity at presidential level. Presidents had been imprisoned (Ben Bella), or died (Boumediene), or been deposed (Chadli) or assassinated (Boudiaf), or given up politics (Zeroual). This is the first time we see this sort of continuity at the state level.
This is disorientating for many Algerians and has provoked a torrent of commentary in Algeria about a Tunisian-style continuity. The widespread suspicion is that the current president wants to be president-for-life. This comes not just from his political opponents but also from intellectuals inside Algeria and in exile and from journalists. Algerians reject this notion as counter to their revolutionary tradition.
Q - But how much power does Bouteflika really have? For all the past change of leaders, haven't the same people kept power?
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As a result of ongoing testing, we're announcing AT&T will enable FaceTime over Cellular at no extra charge for customers with any tiered data plan using a compatible iOS device.
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So iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 on unlimited data will get this feature to?
Well the press release said tiered plans, so I'm guessing not. Which is a total crock of you-know-what.
Eventually, I would think but for now only tiered. I would assume that once the test for those individuals passes then unlimited plans will get the feature.
I don't share your optimism. I'm thinking they'll keep these extra features only for those on a tiered data plan as a way to try to convince people to get off the unlimited plan. Consider that you can only get tethering as an option if you're on a tiered plan. Facetime could be the same.
No guessing required...FaceTime isn't available on the grandfathered data plans, at least not right now in NYC.
Data is data is data.
We'll be "glad" when carriers start acting that way and/or governments force them to act that way.
Just called AT&T to get more information on when my iphone5 would be available to make the cellular face-time calls, and the first question they ask is "you got unlimited data?". After answering "yes" i get an abrupt, "well technically your unlimited data plan isnt a tiered plan so you wont get it, you have to change your plan".
Seriously!?! What a bunch of a-holes! if you've been a loyal customer to AT&T long enough to have the unlimited data plan, then you deserve to have freaking unlimited data! what a way to treat your legacy customers!!
Solid take. This is the only reason why I have stayed with AT&T. I feel like leaving simply out of spite.
I have to agree. I've been with AT&T forever and have the grandfathered plan, so no FaceTime for me and my 4S. Feel very let down about the way they treat their loyal customers. Going to have to see if I can use it on my iPad Mini which is also on AT&T.
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By TOM BONE
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Though most of the starters are different from last spring, the Princeton Tigers baseball team has had the experience of a big postseason game with a trip to the next level hanging in the balance.
That's exactly what the Tigers (16-10) will face this evening in Beckley, taking on Woodrow Wilson (18-10) in a rematch of last year's Region 3 semifinal. First pitch is at 6:30 p.m. at Flying Eagle Field.
"Experience plays a big part in this regional tournament," said Princeton head coach Josh Wilburn. "I think we'll fine. We've just got to get timely hitting and a solid defense."
Last year, the senior-laden Princeton team beat Woodrow Wilson 11-1 to reach the regional championship game. They didn't stop winning until they took the school's first state baseball title.
This year's scenario is different. "Definitely," Wilburn said. "Last year's team, we had such a powerful offense, it took a lot of pressure off the defense, off the pitchers to be perfect (since) we were putting up 8, 9, 10, 11 runs a game."
"This year, it puts a little more pressure on us," he said. "We're just not generating the runs we did. So what we have to do is to get runners in scoring position and do the best we can to get them in."
Princeton and Woodrow met once this season, with the Tigers winning 9-2 on April 12. But the regional presents a different picture.
Wilburn said, "You go up there in a regional environment, with a one-game series, it definitely changes things. It puts a lot more pressure on the kids and a lot more pressure on the coaches."
Woodrow coach Mark Daniel said, "It was early in the year and we didn't have our whole lineup. Then we got rained out in the other game. But they have gotten a lot better since then and we have improved, too."
Wilburn said, "Mark Daniel does a real good job with that team."
The Princeton coach said he expects to start Bo Williams, who has a 7-2 pitching record, on the mound. He believes the Flying Eagles will counter with senior Hunter Greco, who he described as "one of the better pitchers in the region."
Greco has a 5-2 record and an ERA of 1.55.
"One of the big keys is trying to get into the bullpen," Wilburn said.
Princeton's Addison Wood leads the Tigers in batting average at "a little over .400," Wilburn said. At the plate, Woodrow is hitting .299. Greco, who also plays second base, leads the team with a .457 average.
Daniel said he thought the team might be a little down offensively because of its youth in some spots.
Princeton had to survive a tough, rain-delayed sectional series with Greenbrier East. After losing 11-0 to the Spartans, Princeton avoided elimination by taking a 5-2 win on May 9.
The deciding game was a start-and-stop affair due to last week's rain, but ended on Friday night with a controversy-filled 4-2 Princeton win in Fairlea.
Wilburn said about the sectional series, "I think it was really good for us. We were put in the situation that our backs were against the wall. We lose 11-0 in the first ballgame. It puts a mental toll on the kids. Now it's down to a one-game shot."
"To go through all that, and all the controversy with the umpires and what-not ... to win the sectional and know we have one more game is very refreshing."
"We think we have a good shot."
Both teams had their sectional tournaments extended by rain.
The Flying Eagles defeated Oak Hill on Thursday for the Section 1 championship. They lost to the Red Devils 10-2 that evening, but went on to win the winner-take-all game 16-6 in five innings.
All sectional tournaments were scheduled to be completed by May 11, but relentless rain, followed by the statewide Westest, forced many teams to wait until the latter part of last week to determine champions.
Tonight's winner will host either Riverside or South Charleston in the title game Wednesday.
Admission to the game is $6 for adults and $5 for students, as mandated by the West Virginia Secondary School Activities Commission.
Contact Tom Bone at tbone@ bdtonline.com. Gary Fauber of The Register-Herald in Beckley contributed to this story.


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Authors: Joan Viñals and Valentina Diaz
Today, when we hear 'wearables' we think of fitness gadgets such as Jawbone, Fitbit or Fuelband – tools developed to help customers track their activity using technology with a user interface through their smartphone, tablet or computer. However, this 'today' will soon become the 'yesterday', as wearable technology expands into new industries such as health, insurance, lifestyle, commerce and gaming, amongst others.
The not-so-distant future will be wearables that help consumers in ways we have not yet conceived in our daily lives. We are already seeing cutting edge technologies such as i) Google Contact Lens, a smart contact lens that measures glucose levels in tear drops making life more convenient for diabetics, ii) the First Warning System, which allows women with detected breast lesions to wear a bra that measures changes in their tissue growth pattern, iii) the Bluetooth and WiFi enabled HUD alpine sports smart goggle from Recon Instruments with GPS data, viewable through a head-mounted display, provides real-time data such as speed, vertical drop, distance traveled iv) the popular Google Glass where Google recently estimated that users check their screens on average 120 times a day.
Now, the questions are, how big will the wearables industry be? And how fast can this happen? According to IDC research, the annual shipments of wearables will reach around 19 million this year, a small number compared to smartphones, or even tablets. However, IDC forecasts that by 2018 this figure will grow more than six times to 120 million. Credit Suisse estimates that the wearables industry could account for ca. USD 50bn in 2018, while our estimates are more conservative, estimating a total available market in the range of USD 20bn to 30bn as shown in Exhibit 1. Yet, estimates could change significantly based on the success of usability and consumers' improvement of daily lives.
We might be witnessing a turning point for the wearables industry, driven by three main forces:
1) the connectivity leap and potential generation of data, 2) the solid business case and financial dynamics of wearables, and 3) the adequate environment for wearables proliferation.
1) Connectivity, and the possibility of wearable devices to be constantly connected, will be a key factor. On the one hand, there are faster and more ubiquitous mobile communication networks such as Wi-Fi, 3G, and LTE. On the other hand, we will start to see the rise of Ultra Narrow Band networks, low-power and low-bandwidth networks, optimised for the expected explosion of smart sensors, appliances and wearables.
Moreover, as we see the evolution of eHealth and related wearables (such as the newly announced Apple Health app in iOS8), robust connectivity and "life-lines" will be on the rise. There could be a sizable opportunity for telecom operators in this arena. Telecom operators will not only benefit from the rise of wearables, but will most probably foster its development, leveraging their core-assets to provide connectivity, tailored content and services, as well as distribution and retail capabilities.
If wearables can be constantly connected, there will be an exponential increase of our digital foot-print and thus the amount of behavioural and localised data we will be generating. This big data will certainly be most valuable for a series of players from industries such as advertising, health, insurance, and technology.
2) The combination of the rise of connectivity and the massive generation of data will create interesting financial dynamics around wearables well beyond the low margin manufacturing and purchasing of finished goods (see Exhibit 2). An ecosystem with many other players and interests, will create a sound business case around the gadget itself and related services that could yield much higher margins. Together with wearables, the rise of the Internet of Things (or Internet of You), will foster the compatibility between different realms of information, and information exchange, to create more compelling usages (i.e. we foresee an opportunity in data "brokerage" -aggregation and sale – to create more sophisticated and personalisedusages)
3) Wearables physical components' cost, and performance, has improved significantly during the last few years (i.e. the amount of sensors below100 USD available for the mass market has increased by three times in the last 10 years). This, together with a growing installed base of smartphones, an established software ecosystems (i.e. Android and iOS) and social networks' potential to enhance the development, adoption and use, represents, a very favourableenvironment for the proliferation of wearables. Additionally, telecom operators could become the ultimate enabler of this convergence through providing intelligence platforms and product support, leveraging local market infrastructure. Easier said than done, but telecoms should work on this direction.
Top notch tech and apparel companies as well as VCs are well aware of this, and are making wearables, and related apps, one of their main strategic priorities; as we have seen both in Apple's WWDC 14 (introducing Health app) and more recently at Google's I/O conference (introducing the Android wear, Google's specialised OS for wearables).
Now, it's not all good news. There are a series of concerns that could become a showstopper for the expected rise of the wearables industry. First, there is the security/privacy concerns around personal data and digital footprint. Second, there is the "fashionable" issue, the encounter of the tech and fashion world promises to be far from trivial.
The evolution of security protocols associated to connected devices will be crucial. Especially, in the way that companies would collect the data, mine it and use it, and more importantly, tackle privacy concerns. A strong value proposition, in the lines of life improvement and/or simplification, will have to be put together to overcome these concerns.
In the tech and fashion encounter, it is important to understand that wearable technology represents a new threshold in aesthetics for fashion-conscious consumers. Think of Bluetooth earpieces, and how these, no matter how beautiful they look, have never succeeded in overcoming the lameness perception; or the concerns arising around the success of Google Glass. Technology companies that have demonstrated mastery in design, will now need to conquer a completely different realm, fashion. Some of the leading players such as Google and Apple are indeed recruiting talent from Burberry, Yves Saint Laurent, and other fashion firms. Recently Google joined forces with Luxottica, the world's largest eyewear company, to improve the frame of Google Glass. Other smaller players are working to unite functionality and fashion, such as Misfit Wearables and their Shine activity tracker, or the Agent smartwatch.
To conclude, we think that the main ingredients to see the wearables industry exploding are in place, and the revolution could be around the next corner. Still, it is difficult to forecast who the winners will be, while the leaders, most likely, will be the established tech companies. Creating the habit to actually keep wearing these devices, and to share our digital footprint are the pressing issues to be cracked-down by industry champions before wearables really go mainstream and the industry unleashes all its potential.


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Otherwise, It was important that the different ways -through which lifestyle is formed are identified, point out the nature of lifestyles adopted and their influence on individuals, the lifestyle influences on environment health, and the consequences of the responses of the natural environment on individuals, and possible solutions.
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Scientific American and Popular Science will no longer allow users to comment online saying: "Comments can be bad for science," citing the skewing abilities of a minority on long-established scientific beliefs such as evolution and climate change.
Gov. Rick Perry and his wife are spending the next ten days overseas as part of an economic and water development effort in London and Israel.
The trip is being funded by Americans for Economic Freedom, the group promoting Perry's national profile for a possible presidential run.
In five short months, District 8 Councilman Ron Nirenberg has found juggling the demands of his job at Trinity University's jazz station, KRTU, and the constituents of his Northwest Side area, divided his focus a bit more than he'd like on each.
Not to mention his wife and his young son.
That's why the newly-elected councilman said he is stepping down as the General Manager of KRTU, a role he assumed recently after serving as the station's Assistant General Manager.
The city's non-discrimination ordinance is in its 40th day, meaning those opposed to the measure are out of time in leading an effort to force a referendum to get the ordinance reversed.
City Clerk Leticia Vacek said petitioners needed a little over 61,000 signatures, which is 10 percent of the registered voters in May. But Pastor Gerald Ripley said he and fellow opponents did not meet the goal.
A coalition of people from multiple political backgrounds are calling for Texans to vote "no" on Prop. 6, the plan that is being promoted by a bipartisan group of state legislators and Gov. Rick Perry as the solution to the state's water problems.
Voters will see the measure on the ballot starting next Monday when early voting begins and Election Day in Nov. 5.
If passed, the plan set into motion by Prop. 6 will move $2 billion from the state's Rainy Day Fund to the Texas Water Development Board to be used for loans on water projects.
Country music icon, satirist and one-time gubernatorial candidate Richard "Kinky" Friedman has announced his bid for agriculture commissioner in 2014. Friedman will run in the Democratic primary.
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The Animal Defense League was awarded a contract to take on an additional number of animals picked up by the city, along with funding to build kennels to hold those animals. But the $2.2 million from the city's bond package pays just for the holding kennels.
San Antonio's First Presbyterian Church is known for its expansive music programs. Now, an event is set to honor former member Bess Hieronymus, who was also known as an accomplished music teacher and organ virtuoso.
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The Metropolitan Planning Organization is asking public input from residents in Kendall, Comal, and Guadalupe Counties before regional transportation planning gets underway.
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backy Twin CitiesPosts: 18,682Even if the 1.5L receives a 10% boost, it still falls short of the 1.8L in standard output.
But the Fit is lighter than the Civic, correct?
Hey, the Accord's I4 gets pretty good fuel economy for a car its size and weight too. Maybe Honda should drop that puppy into the Fit and see what kind of performance and fuel economy would result!
Even if the 1.5L receives a 10% boost, it still falls short of the 1.8L in standard output.
But the Fit is lighter than the Civic, correct?
Hey, the Accord's I4 gets pretty good fuel economy for a car its size and weight too. Maybe Honda should drop that puppy into the Fit and see what kind of performance and fuel economy would result!
Well, let's see - with gearing and horsepower as it is in my 2006 Accord - you'd have a 166 horsepower Fit which runs 2,500RPM at 75 MPH.
It'd be fast, but in-town fuel economy would be pretty low relative to the Fit.
As a "Fit Si" I could see it being a hoot to drive - that's a lot of torque with very little weight. The added weight on the front wheels wouldn't help handling though.
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"Well, let's see - with gearing and horsepower as it is in my 2006 Accord - you'd have a 166 horsepower Fit which runs 2,500RPM at 75 MPH."
You just might be on to something here. Torquey 4 cylinder just might be the ticket! Maybe add a 6th gear as the Fit is much lighter than the Accord, and could run at a lower RPM. Maybe 2000 at 75.
If we gonna go with the 2.4L, we could use the 190 hp version, for the "Fit Sport Si" That has a nice ring!
Turbo Charge it for the 250HP "Shelby Fit Sport AWD SI" !
fitman548 Posts: 172Thanks for your report, but it indicates that you are pumping only 8.7 gallons when you fill (330/38=8.7). Is that correct? Are you really stopping for gas with 2.1 gallons left in the tank? Is it indicating empty or are you just very conservative with extending the range?
The 330 figure was for normal driving at about 35-36 mpg, which is a fill up at about 9.2 to 9.4 gallons, just after the light comes on.
I think that due to aerodynamics, the Civic will give better MPG, especially at speeds above 70mph. So if you have a mostly highway commute at 75-80mph, then I'd go for the Civic. But for more of an around town commute, or slower highway speeds, then either would be about the same.
If the vehicle is just a pure commute car for one person, I'd go for the Civic (personally, I'd get the Corolla for this type of commute car) but if you're going to use it as a back-up for your big car, then I'd go for the Fit, because of the versatile interior.
bodble2 Posts: 4,519Since you brought up the Corolla, I thought I would mentioned that we rented one while on a recent trip and, for something with only 126hp and an antiquated 4-speed auto, it performed amazing well around town as well as on the highway. The plain-jane exterior and interior are not going to impress your neighbours, but it sure didn't drive like an economy car. It would be interesting to see how the re-designed '09 Corolla would fare.
clewis3 Posts: 7I was on this forum a month or so ago gathering information to help me in deciding whether or not I would be happy with a Honda Fit. I wanted to summarize my research and purchase experience in case it is of value to anyone else and to thank all the contributors to this forum whose postings helped me directly or indirectly with my decision.
I fell in love with the Fit because of its wonderful interior versatility and its small car advantages of good mpg and reasonable purchase price. In the past I have generally bought used cars unless a tremendous new car deal was available. I needed to switch from my current 2000 5 speed Saturn (30-40mpg) to an automatic of some sort because of a hip problem.
I thought the Fit was perfect for my needs but had two reservations: 1) I needed cruise control but could only get it in the Sport model which had trim and extras I really didn't want 2) I thought both Fit models appeared to have low bodies that might be problematic in the mud season driving here in Vermont deep muddy ruts on the dirt roads and some pretty good sized potholes on all roads
In researching on this forum I began to see another potential problem and that was inconsistent mpg that are being reported on the Fit. I knew that the most important factor for me in my new car (besides reasonable comfort and safety) was economy I want my vehicle to be as inexpensive as possible to maintain and drive.
I continued to explore these three questions and got the following impressions: 1) Probably a good aftermarket cruise control can be installed on the base model by Yipes Stripes, etc for about $500-600. Or there is a Toyota dealer in Canada who will do it at the Toyota shop (though they subcontract it out to other mechanics). The cruise control requires an extra stalk on the steering column.
2) I found occasional complaints in the forums about scraping bottom going over bumps but most people weren't overly concerned about it. One Vermont driver I spoke to in a parking lot here said she had actually gotten hung up on some rocks and mud in her Fit on a rutted dirt road.
3) Good mpg on the Fit just didn't seem as likely with the Fit as with a few other vehicles. I know that for me, personally, economy is more important than driving enjoyment and if I spent the relatively large sum (for me) to buy this car, it would be really frustrating if I had to work and research ways of getting my car into the 30-40mpg range.
4) On the good side, I found a dealer in Danbury, Connecticut who had a lot of Fits available and good prices. That was nice, because our Vermont dealers get only one or two a month and they are usually pre-sold.
Anyway, my final decision was to go for a used Civic. My budget was about $15,000. I found a 2005 Civic LX with 32,000 miles. Lease trade-in from the dealer and all the maintenance had been done there. I bought it for $12,700 ($13650 "out the door") with 2 warranties; Honda Certified Warranty for 12 months and powertrain warranty for 7 years/100,000 miles. Two weeks into it I am happy with my decision. The first tank of gas gave me about 31 mpg in my around town driving. I haven't yet done any highway to know how it goes but am hopeful it will be as good as the old Saturn at around 40mpg.
Keep us posted on your MPG.
If I didn't need the interior space/versatility of the Fit, I might have gone for the Civic (although I'd probably buy a Corolla over a Civic), but the versatility of the Fit far outweighs the potential better MPG of the Civic. We're a family of 4 (3 yr old and 5 month old) and it's much easier getting the kids in/out of the Fit because it's higher up. The cargo space behind the 2nd row holds a lot, plus there is space under the 2nd row for the diaper bags, toys, paper towels, and all of the other kid stuff. All of this far outweighs the potential MPG improvement of the Civic. Emphasis on the word "potential" since most people seem to be getting mpg in the 30s for both the Fit and the Civic. That's what I'm averaging.
But if the car is just to be used by one or two people and you don't need any more interior cargo space that what's offered by the Civic's small trunk, then I'd go for the Civic or Corolla.
Yes bought them the same day both with less than 4 miles on them. Drove them on the same road home, at the same speed. Since we have gotten them home drive them on same roads and conditions. My wife is a lead foot and I try to cheat for my little fit. But she is getting about 8 MPG better than me on her Civic.
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As national attention turned to the gun debate in the wake of last month's brutal shooting deaths of 20 Newtown 5- and 6-year-olds and their teachers, some Wilton residents are hoping to increase awareness about violence issues much closer to home. Jennifer McNamara, the chairperson of Wilton's Domestic Violence Task Force, has organized two meetings to take place today at the Wilton Library to focus on gun violence and the threat it poses to our schools.
The task force opted to plan two meetings—one at 10 a.m. and one at 7 p.m.—in order to encourage as many people to attend as possible.
McNamara said she was motivated not only by what happened at Newtown's Sandy Hook Elementary School, but also by two recent incidents of gun violence involving the Wilton community—the Grumman Avenue shooting, an alleged domestic altercation during which a rifle discharged, injuring both the husband and wife; and the shooting death of Cider Mill teacher Svetlana Bell, allegedly by her husband, Robert, after what was also reported to be a domestic dispute.
"I felt so disheartened—everything happened right after we did our big push for Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October. You do everything to get the information out there but it doesn't seem to reach the people that need it," McNamara said.
McNamara has invited representatives of Connecticut Against Gun Violence (CAGV) to speak at the meetings: Lucy Davies and Harrison DeStefano, two Wilton residents who are organizing a local chapter of CAGV, will attend the morning meeting; Ron Pinciaro, CAGV's executive director of the organization (and a Wilton resident) will represent the organization at the forum in the evening.
Dr. David Bernstein, a forensic psychologist, will also be speaking at Thursday's morning presentation.
"Dr. Bernstein will be discussing threat assessment with a focus primarily on school violence, and red flag behaviors—that's really a whole other component too, that we really have to change the way we deal with mental health," McNamara said, adding that local officials will attend the meetings, including First Selectman Bill Brennan, police chief Michael Lombardo and State Representative Gail Lavielle.
McNamara went to a well-attended gun violence meeting in Westport the Monday following the Newtown shootings and felt that people now would be more attuned to learning more about the issues. "I was overwhelmed by the amount of people who showed up at that meeting—more than 200 people. I think we can get a lot of people in Wilton who would be very interested in now learning about gun violence, and it would be a good opportunity to build more support for the Task Force," she said.
Some support that McNamara is hoping to build is with the Wilton school district. She said that school superintendent Dr. Gary Richards's office has told her he won't be able to attend either meeting Thursday but that the information would be passed on to other district administrators.
"I'm hopeful that the principals will come. Particularly for the kids. It's been a really hard month having these conversations over and over, having to explain about Ms. Bell, and then having to explain about Sandy Hook. My hope that school administrators attend the meeting has to do with Dr. Bernstein's presentation on threat assessment. I believe it will be very informative, especially in light of what just happened in Newtown," she said.
Her goal is to focus attention on the impact violence of all kinds—domestic, gun, against women, in particular—has on the entire community.
"I do hope it raises a level of awareness, and that people really do say that it's happening and it's happening right in front of us—our neighbors are affected, the children our kids go to school with are affected. It's not some problem 'out there' in some other city. Domestic violence is everywhere. It doesn't matter where you live, what color you are, what religion you are or how much money you have. It touches everybody. Who is helping those poor kids of the Grumman Avenue family? Who is helping them and their friends of what they know and what these children have lived through?"


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09/03/13 — Garl Edwin Nichols, 69, husband of Barbara Hogan Nichols, died Monday morning at Duke University Hospital.
Mr. Nichols was born in Olive Hill. He was educated in the Olive Hill schools and from high school enrolled in the United States Air Force. He spent 20 years serving with the USAF, and upon retiring, embarked on a new career as a deputy with the Orange County Sheriff Department. After 20 more years of service, Garl retired a second time. He was a member of Orange United Methodist Church in Chapel Hill. He would have celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary in December.
In addition to his wife Barbara, Garl is survived by his sons, James Edwin Nichols and his wife Connie and Glen Hogan Nichols, all of Chapel Hill, N.C.; sister, Diane Nichols Beane of Olive Hill; grandchildren, Trey Ryan Nichols and his wife Savannah, Chelsey Abigail Nichols and Tyler Clay Nichols, who were the love of his life; several aunts and uncles; and his nephew, Brian.
Mr. Nichols was preceded in death by his father, Ernest Nichols; mother, Stella Carrol Nichols; and numerous aunts and uncles.
A graveside memorial service with full military honors will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2013, in the Chapel Hill Memorial Gardens. Officiating will be the Rev. Ned Thorpe and the Rev. Ken Hall Jr.
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ASV requires activation. To get ASV running as fast as possible, you can state your Product Activation Code (PAC) on the order form. (You can learn your PAC using ShowPAC utility).
|AS3 Sorcerer
AS3 Sorcerer is an AS3 decompiler for Windows. You can open Flash (SWF) files and see decompiled Action Script 3 (AS3) code.You can easily save the decompiled script to a single text file or into a folder structure. AS3 Sorcerer also shows vital Flash file information including contents of SWF header, Metadata and FileAttributes tags. You can use AS3 Sorcerer for learning purposes or for recovering your work if the source is lost.
AS3 Sorcerer is fast, easy to use and affordable!
|Order AS3 Sorcerer online (via Plimus)
|URL Action Editor
UAE is a Win32 application that lets you edit string parameters of URL related actions (getURL, LoadMovie,
UnloadMovie, LoadVariables, FScommand and more) and actions that contain = ,==, ===, eq operators in version 3
, 4, 5, MX/6, MX2004/7 and 8 SWF files. Also you can hide/swap any symbol in the SWF file or change a symbol
by importing a symbol from another SWF! Effectively you can change URL/email addresses in a SWF, hide or
change a graphic in the SWF without the source FLA file... (A pre-release version that supports AS3/SWF9-10 is also available!)
UAE Quick Links:
Download UAE help file (~504 KB)
Order UAE online (via Plimus)
Captionate is a Win32 application for injecting multi-language caption/subtitle data into Flash video (FLV)
files. You conveniently receive the injected data as callbacks in your Flash (SWF) file whether you stream
the FLV file from the internet or play it locally. Captionate provides an environment to easily add your data
with a video preview. Captionate also supports injecting simple cue points called markers and cue points
introduced with Flash 8 Video Encoder. Captionate supports Unicode on Windows 2000 and later. (Current
available pre-release version also supports exporting and importing Timed Text TT XML format).
Captionate Quick Links:
Download Captionate help file (~601 KB)
Order Captionate online (via Plimus)
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