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With the "Pony T-Shirts", Pony Malta challenges the imagination of kids and the youth (Translation)
22 April 2010
Bogotá, April 17th, 2010. Pony Malta, nutritious and refreshing energy, launched its "Pony T-Shirt" promotion a few days ago; the only promotion where kids and young people can design their own prize. The promotion, valid from April 1st until June 15th, 2010 - or until stock is depleted - seeks to challenge the imagination and creativity of consumers through a novel printing, ironing and stamping technique with transfer paper.
Consumers may request a white cotton t-shirt with a letter-sized blank transfer sheet, or with a pre-determined design, simply by turning in three Pony Malta counter-marked crowns of any of its presentations, plus $4.000 pesos. Returnable 225 ml, 330 ml, non-returnable 330 ml bottles and the 330 and 1.500 ml Pet bottles are eligible for the offer.
There will be a total of 500.000 t-shirts, out of which 350.000 will be provided with a transfer sheet for stamping five modern pre-determined designs, and 150.000 which may be redeemed with a totally blank transfer sheet, in order for consumers to challenge their imagination and create their own design. To this end, they may access the web page www.ponymalta.com.co, where they will find simple tools and multiple colour and format options to create their own t-shirt. The transfer paper is specially used to stamp in clothes and may be used in any traditional ink injection printer model. By using a common iron, without vapour, the design easily adheres to the t-shirts.
All t-shirts are also handed over with a full set of instructions for the transfer, printing and stamping process.
T-shirts may be redeemed at more than 700 exchange points throughout the country. For further information on conditions and requirements for prize handover and the amount of prizes available, consumers can call in Bogotá 275 5505, and 018000-526555 throughout the country, or visit www.ponymalta.com.co.
Bavaria S. A. is the largest beverage company of Colombia. Its brands Águila, Águila Light, Club Colombia, Cola & Pola, Costeña, Costeñita, Peroni, Pilsen, Póker, Redd's and Pony Malta are leaders in their respective beverage categories in Colombia.
For additional information please contact:
Juan David Lee Aguirre
Phone +57-1-638 9290
- Bogotá, D.C.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accu-rate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
Note, the news release was first published in its local market on [17/04/2010].


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This green tea fried ice cream hit the spot after some Korean BBQ. Warm and crispy on the outside with ice cream inside, similar to the effect of having ice cream on top of a warm brownie. You can order anything at Sunway from dim sum at 2AM to delicious desserts anytime. Pick from either green tea, strawberry or vanilla ice cream to fry.
Sunway Restaurant
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Blythe Danner Gossip
Blythe Danner gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Sold out by her ma!
December 16, 2010 15:07:00 Posted at December 16, 2010 15:07:00
We've been talking about Gwyneth Paltrow's face all week. Click here for a refresher. Her mother Blythe Danner was at the premiere of the Fockers movie last night and spoke rather candidly about Botox. Blythe is getting a phone call from my G pretty soon, if not already. Full Story


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Also, whole bulbs in a glass pan of cherry tomatoes and mushrooms when roasted make the dish taste amazing.
It's also incredible when you pop the cloves and smoosh them on toast for breakfast the next day. Omnomnom...!
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Our new Education pages are now available in beta. Take a look and let us know what you think.
What can it tell us?
Seals were used on most documents in the past, to close them and to prove that the document really was from the person who sent it. Most seals had a picture of the owner and a motto or legend around the edge. It would usually show the type of job the owner did and contain information about their family.
However, a Great Seal was special - it belonged to the monarch and all important business that the monarch did had a Great Seal attached. If a document had this seal on it, it had the monarch's 'seal of approval'; it contained the monarch's wishes or commands.
The Great Seal can reveal important clues about the way a monarch wished to be seen by their subjects and the responsibilities that they had. Elizabeth I wanted to create an image of herself that would impress her subjects. Will you be impressed?
- mysterious hands holding up Elizabeth's cape?
- a coat of arms?
- a Tudor Rose?
- the motto -'Elizabetha Dei Gracia Anglie Francie Et Hibernie Regina Fidei Defensor'?
1. Can you find:
Look at Source 1
- the orb and sceptre?
- a fleur de lys?
- a harp?
- a ruff?
- some clouds?
2. Can you find :
Look at Source 2
- majestic
- foolish
- powerful
- warrior
- fair
- cruel
- unfeminine
- weak
3. Looking at the images, which of the following words do you think Elizabeth would want people to associate with her:
Look at Source 1, 2 and 3
4. The Tudor Rose was the emblem of the Tudor monarchs. Why do you think it is on Elizabeth's seal?
5. A fleur-de-lys stands for France, and a Tudor Rose stands for England. Which country does the harp stand for?
6. Elizabeth was head of the Church of England. Which part of the seal tells us this?
7. What things make Elizabeth look important?
8. How can you tell that this seal belongs to a monarch?
- Who is the person in the photograph?
- How do you think this person creates an image of herself?
- Write a list of the different ways you can find out information about this person, then think about how you would have found out about Elizabeth I in her day. How do they compare?
- How difficult do you think it was for Elizabeth I to present herself to her subjects?
9. This is a picture taken at the Trooping of the Colour sometime between 1948 and 1950:
Look at Source 4
- The seal must tell us something about the person who it belongs to. What is their job? Where do they live? Are they important?
- Try to use emblems or symbols. If the seal belongs to a film star or an important scientist, how would you show this?
- You must also think of a motto to put on the seal.
- Remember to make a back and a front.
- Write about your seal, explaining what you have drawn - and why.


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Archive for the 'cookware' tag
How to remove grease from cookware
One thing you don't need is a build-up of grease on your pots and pans. Not only is it unpleasant to look at but it is not safe to have a grease build-up on the outside of pots and pans you are cooking with over an open flame on your stove top.
Baked-on grease looks dirty. It give your pots and pans a greasy feel as well.
A little time and a little elbow grease can give your pans a new look.
An effective way to clean your stainless steel pots and pans and cookware is to place them in a large extra-heavy trash can liner. (And you thought I was going to say the sink!) Pour about ½ cup of ammonia into the bag and tie it very tightly. Set the bag outside – do not leave it in the house – the fumes are horrid! Leave the bag outside overnight or at least for 12 hours.
Open the bag outside and remove your pans. Place the trash can liner in the trash can outside and wash your pots and pans in hot soapy water. The stains should just wipe off. If your pans are in really bad shape – return to the bag, add more ammonia, tie tight and let it sit outside over night again.
If the outside of your pots and pans look absolutely disgusting and are caked with grease – spread a thick layer of newspaper on the table, turn your pots and pans upside down on the newspaper and spray with an oven cleaner. Or you can brush on the oven cleaner – depending on which your prefer. Open the windows and let the oven cleaner stay on for a while. Wash in hot soapy water. You may have to re-apply the oven cleaner again to remove the last of the grease.
A mixture of baking soda and vinegar is another remedy for greasy pots and pans. Apply the mixture using a dryer fabric softening sheet. This will remove built-up grease from your cookware. Wash in hot soapy water and dispose of the dryer sheet.
Greasy build-up can be prevented – just use your scouring pads and elbow grease after each time you use your cookware – scrubbing pots and pans inside and out.


text: I bought some about a year ago from aamericanflooring.com. The ones that I got were 3/8" brushed nickel and were $19 each at that time. I later found that I could have bought them at the local tile shop, but I don't know what their price was. When I looked, I didn't see much offered at HD (just aluminum and oil rubbed bronze, I beileve). I think they also had some nickle, but it wasn't the right size/shape. I don't think our local Lowes carries it.


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Turn Profits, Not Bushings
We don't have to tell you the expense of keeping your undercarriage rolling. Not when some 50% of your maintenance expense ends up beneath your dozers. Until now, that is. John Deere announces a metallurgical breakthrough that will make dozer bushings last twice as long.
A Breakthrough in Uptime
In 1997, John Deere metallurgist Dr. Gopal Revankar achieved a breakthrough in wear-parts protection. Through advances in heat treatment, alloy powders, atmospherics, and robotics, Dr. Revankar perfected the slurry-coat process. Finally, a new technique that creates a tough shell around a wear part that won't break or crack under duress.
Seven years of testing have proven that SC-2-coated parts deliver approximately twice the wear. That's why downtime and owning and operating costs will be reduced with SC-2-coated bushings in your undercarriage.
With SC-2-coated bushings, downtime will go down because you'll get twice the life out of a bushings before needing to turn it. In some areas, a costly bushing turn may be eliminated.
SC-2 Toughs it Out
Intensive laboratory tests prove conclusively that the SC-2 coating is 25% harder than chrome plating.
And that's just the laboratory tests. SC-2 has also been tested where it really counts — in the field.
How to Double the Life of a Bushing
SC-2 coatings are sprayed onto the bushing through the use of robotics. The coatings are then fused to the bushings by heating them in a hydrogen furnace.
SC-2: It has Toughness Down to a Science
A bushing with twice the wear life? Let's see a competing "will-fit" bushing do that. Order SC-2 coated bushings for your Deere or other brand crawler. Ask your dealers for the hard facts on SC-2 extended-life undercarriage parts and find out how you can come down hard on your operating costs.
For John Deere and Other Dozers, Installation is Easy
When it's time to turn or replace bushings for your John Deere or non-Deere dozer, opt for the bushing that gives you twice the life. SC-2-coated bushings are available right now for all John Deere J-Series Dozers. No special tools are needed. See your dealer for complete details.
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Book this hotel and collect nights after your stay
Situated in Upper Lake, Super 8 Motel - Upper Lake is close to Meadow Pointe Residential Park, Upper Lake Main Street, and Upper Lake Library. Additional area attractions include Hinman Park and Holiday Harbor.
Property Features.
A complimentary breakfast is served each morning. In addition to a seasonal outdoor pool, Super 8 Motel - Upper Lake features barbecue grills. Onsite parking is complimentary.
Accommodations at Super 8 Motel - Upper Lake feature coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. Complimentary wired high-speed Internet access is provided. Televisions are equipped with cable channels.
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 15 per pet, per night, plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 250
|Food and drink
|Things to do
|Working away
|Home comforts
|Freshen up
|Be entertained
|Stay connected
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Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 15 per pet, per night, plus a one-time cleaning fee of USD 250
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
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Orlando Sentinel
The August 22, 2008 front page of the
Orlando Sentinel
|Daily newspaper
|Tribune Company
|Howard Greenberg
|633 North Orange Avenue
Orlando, Florida 32801
|227,593 Daily
332,030 Sunday[1]
|Official website
The Orlando Sentinel is the primary newspaper of Orlando, Florida and the Central Florida region. It was founded in 1876. The Sentinel is owned by Tribune Company and is overseen by the Chicago Tribune. It has historically tilted conservative; it has only endorsed a Democrat for president three times since 1964--Lyndon Johnson in 1964, John Kerry in 2004 and Barack Obama in 2008.
As of 2005, the Sentinel's president and publisher was Kathleen Waltz; she announced her resignation in February 2008. Howard Greenberg, publisher of the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, was named publisher of both the Sun-Sentinel and the Orlando Sentinel after Waltz left.[2]
From the early 1930s to 1965, the newspaper was owned and operated by Martin Andersen. It was purchased that year by the Tribune Company.
Publishing History of the Orlando Sentinel and its predecessors:[3]
- Orlando Reporter: 1892–1903? (merged with Evening Star to form Evening Reporter-Star)
- Evening Star: January–December 1903? (merged with Orlando Reporter to form Evening Reporter-Star)
- Evening Reporter-Star: 1904?–March 1947 (continues Orlando Reporter and Evening Star; continued by Orlando Evening Star)
- Orlando Evening Star: April 1947 – 1973 (continues Evening Reporter-Star; merged with Orlando Morning Sentinel to form the Orlando Sentinel-Star)
- Orlando Morning Sentinel: 1913–1973 (title varies: Daily Sentinel; Morning Sentinel; merged with Orlando Evening Star to form the Orlando Sentinel-Star)
- Orlando Sentinel-Star: 1974–April 25, 1982 (continues Orlando Morning Sentinel and Orlando Evening Star; continued by Orlando Sentinel)
- Orlando Sentinel: April 26, 1982–present (continues Orlando Sentinel-Star)
In 2008, the Orlando Sentinel's parent company, Tribune Company, called for a redesign of the Sentinel. The new layout, which debuted in June 2008, was formatted to appeal to busy readers.[4][5]
Pulitzer Prizes[edit]
- 1988: editorial writing, Jane Healy, "for her series of editorials protesting overdevelopment of Florida's Orange County."
- 1993: investigative reporting, Jeff Brazil and Steve Berry, "for exposing the unjust seizure of millions of dollars from motorists—most of them minorities—by a sheriff's drug squad."
- 2000: editorial writing, John C. Bersia, "for his passionate editorial campaign attacking predatory lending practices in the state, which prompted changes in local lending regulations."
Notable staff[edit]
- Michael A. Bianchi: sports columnist[6]
- George Díaz: sports columnist[7]
- Scott Maxwell: local columnist[8]
- Beth Kassab: local columnist[9]
The Sentinel prices are: $1.50 daily; $2 Sunday/Thanksgiving Day.
See also[edit]
- ^ "2008 Top 100 Daily Newspapers in the U.S. by Circulation" (PDF). Burrelles Luce. 2008-10-27. Retrieved 2008-10-27.
- ^ Christopher Boyd (February 15, 2008). "Orlando Sentinel's publisher resigns". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved October 25, 2011.
- ^ See Florida Newspapers—a list of Florida newspapers for which indexes or full-text are available at the University of Central Florida Library.
- ^ "Tribune's Redesign Kicks Off With Orlando Sentinel"
- ^ "US: Orlando Sentinel redesign geared towards "busy readers""
- ^ Tribune Biography: Mike Bianchi
- ^ Tribune Biography: George Diaz
- ^ Tribune Biography: Scott Maxwell
- ^ Tribune Biography: Beth Kassab
External links[edit]
- Official website (Mobile)
- Today's Orlando Sentinel front page at the Newseum website
- Historical archives of The Orlando Sentinel and The Morning Sentinel freely and openly available as full searchable text and zoomable page images in the Florida Digital Newspaper Library


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RATIONALE: Oakland University (University) licenses numerous Software programs for its own use. The University enters into a license agreement with the owner of each Software program pursuant to which the University assumes certain legally binding obligations that must be followed by its employees. This policy seeks to reduce University exposure in critical areas, improve vendor accountability, and assure Software use in compliance with license restrictions and copyright.
POLICY: University Software must be procured and acquired using standard University purchasing procedures, purchased with University funds and must be licensed to the University and not to individual employees.
All University employees and users of University-licensed Software shall use the Software only in accordance with the license agreement. The University does not allow the installation of any Software on University Information Technology Resources without a valid license.
SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY: This policy is applicable to all persons utilizing Software installed on any University Information Technology Resources. This policy also applies to all situations where University funds are used for Software purchase, either centrally or departmentally.
Information Technology Resources: Information Technology Resources includes without limitation, desktops, laptops, workstations, servers, tablets, smart-phones, appliances, application or hosting service provider services (ASPs), network devices, and any other hardware that makes possible the transmission, storage or use of Software.
Software: Software means, in its broadest definition, electronically stored computer instructions, operating systems, utilities, applications, application or hosting service provider services (ASPs), Software as a service, and related documentation.
1. Software Acquisition
Software license acquisitions will be initiated using processes documented by Purchasing and University Technology Services (UTS); Software purchased using personal funds will not be reimbursed. The Academic Computing Committee of the University Senate may provide input to Purchasing and UTS on the process as it applies to academic Software. Please review UTS Campus Software Procedures for specific instructions.
The University will make every effort to centrally fund Software that will:
Every effort will be made to avoid duplicative Software purchases.
The standard University purchasing procedures include evaluations of the following conditions, which may result in detailed review by UTS, the Office of Risk Management, the Office of Legal Affairs, and other departments as needed:
2. Software License Use
University use of Software shall be in compliance with the license agreement. No University employee shall violate the terms of a license agreement. Transferring possession of any copy, modification or merged portion of any licensed Software, whether gratuitously or for gain, shall be a violation of this policy and is prohibited by the University, unless transfer is explicitly allowed in the license. Such conduct may also violate state and federal law and subject an employee to civil and/or criminal penalties.
University employees who make, acquire, or use unauthorized copies of computer Software, or otherwise violate Software license agreements, or otherwise violate this policy shall be subject to discipline in accordance with OU AP&P #890 Use of Information Technology Resources and may also be subject to personal liability, including civil and/or criminal penalties as provided by state and federal law.
Personally licensed Software or Software that is free or purchased personally by an individual may be installed on University Information Technology Resources if the individual owner maintains a valid copy of the license with the device (i.e., a valid copy of the license must be kept with the computer). If an individual cannot produce a valid license upon request, the Software must be removed. Departments allow the installation of such Software at their own risk; Software must be removed if the employee who licensed the Software leaves the University.
Software may not be installed on any University server without a valid license that allows for server installation and shared use of the Software.
Software licensed by the University may not be installed on any device other than the device specified on the license.
3. Software Management
Software is intended for the use specifically authorized in the applicable Software license agreements and remains the intellectual property of the owner and is protected by copyright or patent.
Each Software license will have documented rules for appropriate installation and use, and metrics for payment for such use. Metrics may include seat count, named user list, installation count, processor count, University enrollment data, fixed monthly fee, site license or a variety of other metrics depending on the Software, the category of Software and the vendor. The University department or unit acquiring Software is responsible for verifying appropriate installation and use of the Software, for maintaining documented records in support of the required metrics, and for covering additional costs related to expanded or changed metrics.
4. Operations
Software installations cannot impair the operation of University network and servers. Software installations may also have risks for desktops, causing slow or unreliable performance. If found to be in conflict with University policies, or in conflict with educational, business, network or server operations, Software will be removed, or the hardware running the Software will be disconnected from or otherwise blocked from network connectivity, in compliance with OU AP&P #850 Network Policy and #890 Use of Information Technology Resources.
5. Responsibility
The responsibility for complying with this policy rests with each employee. Employees shall report any violations to their unit supervisors. Unit supervisors shall report violators for appropriate investigation and discipline. The individual with signing authority for purchase of Software, or that individual's designee, is responsible for understanding the license installation, license use metrics, vendor management, and the ongoing verification of license compliance. Violations will be sanctioned according to University policy, including without limitation, OU AP&P #890 Use of University Information Technology Resources.
OU AP&P #850 Network Policy
OU AP&P #860 Information Security
OU AP&P #880 System Administration Responsibilities
OU AP&P #890 Use of Information Technology Resources
OU AP&P #1000 Procurement Policy
OU AP&P #1020 Purchasing Card Procedures
UTS Campus Software Procedures


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I've just bought the AdWhirl plugin. For some reason the AdMob Library doesn't import into Xcode. I have to add it manually after every build. Is there any way to fix this?
Unity Community
I've just bought the AdWhirl plugin. For some reason the AdMob Library doesn't import into Xcode. I have to add it manually after every build. Is there any way to fix this?
@giza, I cant seem to reproduce the issue you are seeing. Can you try downloading the unitypackage again and doing a Build followed by Replace just to make sure all the file permissions/flags are correct?
Ok, I'll do that. It's strange because it works fine when the library is added manually and then it's there with every consecutive build of the same scene after that!
@prime31, I've downloaded and re-installed the unitypackage. It appears to be only the AdMob library that is causing a problem. I've tested Greystripe and JumpTap and they both appear in the Xcode project navigator when I build with them enabled. It's only AdMob that doesn't appear automatically. The plugin provides popup integration confirmations for AdWhirl, AdWhirlGreystripe and AdWhirlJumpTap but not for AdWhirlAdMob.
@giza, can you send over the logs of a build (open Console.app, select "All Messages" and filter for "prime31")?
@Prime31, thanks, here is the console log!
@giza, it looks to me like you havent enabled it. The PostprocessBuildPlayer_AdWhirlAdMob is set to disabled. If you enable it then the files will get automatically copied.
@Prime31, I checked and it's enabled in the editor. See the attached screenshot. Is there another place where I should enable it?
@giza, make sure the associated file is executable. It could be that the permissions of the file didn't copy over.
Last edited by Prime31; 03-26-2012 at 01:48 PM.
Sorry, I don't follow, what is the "associates file"?
@giza, it was supposed to be "associated". Darn autocorrect. Every item in the AdWhirl menu has an associated PostprocessbuildPlayer with a Suffix matching the menu item name.
Awesome Admob pakkage!
One question, I now have the add on the bottom of my iPad2 but it's iphone size ad. Will it show a full size 768 banner when there is a ipad banner to show?
@roy, As long as you are passing in an AdMobBannerType that is tablet sized when calling createBanner you should be getting some tablet sized test banners.
Hi Prime,
I'm reading that it is beter to use iAd first and fallback to admob when iAds doesn't have an ad to show.
Is that what adwirhl automatically does? Or do I have to get your iAd plugin and let iAd and Admob communicate together?
@darkness, I believe AdWhirl let's you adding priorities to ad networks but to be certain I would recommend checking out their website to get the details I what they do.
Hi! prime32.
Does UIToolkit support BMFont Multiple textures?
For the fist I used 4096*4096 texture for asian font.
But in Android tab, device doesn't support 4096*4096 texture.
So I want to use multiple textures for an asian font.
Could you help me with my problem?
Thank you,
Best Regards,
@Adam, please post an UIToolkit related questions in the UIToolkit forum topic.
Having some problems with the AdWhirl plugin. I've just dragged the prefab in - done nothing through code etc. The AdMob ads sit perfectly in the top-center of the screen, but iAd ads are offset.
Is there a quick fix?
"You can't play an idea."
@geppeto, you may want to forego the prefab and just create the banner yourself with an anchor of 0,0.
Is there any way to read back the banner size or type that was returned? Problem is, just creating it at 0, 0 works fine now for iAd, but AdMob - which are smaller - sit over to the left instead of the center.
"You can't play an idea."


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Love Lace-up Bra black and charcoal
Our customers asked for a bra version of the Love Lace-up Halter and so it is, the Love Lace-up Bra. We have shortened the bottom band of the Halter to create a bra that laces up the back with a pop of bright red. The bra is reversible from black to charcoal.
Made in Colorado, USA
style #T01400950
price: $40


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Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library Digital Collections
Statement of Senator I'Uke Mansfield (D. Montana)
Before the Senate Committee on Finance
Irrport Quotas on Beef, Veal, Mutton, and Lamb
March 11, 1964
Hr . Chairman, it is a privilege to come before the Senate Finance
Committee this morning to discuss an issue of great importance to the
economic stability of one of the Nation's most vital industries, cattle
and sheep. Before discussing the issue in greater detail, I wish to
compliment the distinguished Chairman for the speed \vith >vhich he has
recognized the seriousness of the problem at hand and the prompt scheduling
of public hearings .
On February 20, I introduced S. 2525 on behalf of myself and of
my colleagues here in the Senate . The purpose of this legislation was
to establish a restriction on imports of beef, veal, and mutton into
the United States based on an annual average of these items imported
into this country during the five-year period ending on December 31, 1963 .
I have re-introduced this proposal as an amendment to HR 1839, a tariff
proposal passed by the House of Representatives and now before your
Committee . My amendment has been rewritten to include lamb as one of
the meat items to be protected. There is every indication that the
lamb industry is deserving of the same treatment as beef, veal, and
Until recent years, the livestock industry has been blessed with
a somewhat healthy economic situation with little interference from
outs ide interests . Hmvever, in the past year, and particularly in the
l as t 6 months, beef prices have been dropping . Interestingly, during
this same period, imports of beef, veal, mutton, and lamb have reached
all time highs . There is a very definite relationship between the price
and increased imports.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 41, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
Recognizing that the continuance of such a trend might be quit•
harmful to the domestic livestock industry, some of us began exploring
possibilities of so~e administrative relief through negotiation or
implementation of the Tariff Act. These efforts were not successful
in any substantial degree . The voluntary agreement with Australia,
New Zealand, and Ireland did little to relieve the situation. This
agreement merely guarantees the importers a future market at levels
higher than at any time in history .
In view of the continuing decline in prices, I felt that it was
time that Congress intervened . I am not suggesting that we establish
a program of supports and controls for the livestock industry . But I
do believe that if we can establish a limitation on imports of beef,
veal, mutton, and lamb, the industry will then be able to plan knowing
what to expect in the way of foreign imports . To be perfectly frank,
if this can be done, the domestic pr oducers will then be responsible
for regula t ing themselves in areas of total production, marketing practices,
and consumer sales and preferences .
After consultation with interested parties, it appeared to me that
a quota based on the average of the last five years, 1959-63, would be
most reasonable . This period reflects current trends in imports without
giving special consideration to the highest years on record . If the
formula in S. 2525 and my amendment were adopted, it would mean that
in 1964, foreign suppliers would be able to export to the United States
867,400,000 pounds of beef, veal, mutton, and lamb . This would give
the importers about 6 .9 percent of the domestic market, according to
Department of Agricult11re stRtistics . This would be a 33 percent reduction
in imports under 1963. In that year, total imports of beef, veal,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 41, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
mutton, and lamb reached 1,204,800,000 pounds. What is even more
alarming is that if there are no controls, the imports could easily
reach 1,322,900,000 pounds in 1964. The voluntary agreement recently
announced will reduce imports this year by about 70 million rounds as
opposed to a reduction of 337 million pounds if the 5 year average was
The provisions of my amendment make allo,vances for the importers
to have their corresponding share of our increase in domestic consumption
. The amendment as written excluded canned, cured, and cooked
meat, and live animals. However, many representatives of the industry
feel that there should be comparable quotas in this area . The Committee ,
I'm sure, will check into this situation .
Mr . Chairman, I recognize that the United States will ~oon be enter ing
into delicate negotiations in conjunction with the implementation
of GATT . We do not intend to upset the apple cart, but we must also
protect the interests of our own, especially those in economic difficulry.
I believe that every major importer of beef has some form of protective
device for its domestic industry . I think that it is reasonable to ask
the same for our livestock industry.
Mr . Chairman, I sincerely hope that after reasonable deliberation,
that the Senate Corrmittee on Finance will adopt this amendment in reporting
HR 1839. My colleague, the able junior Senator from Montana,
lee Metcalf, who is with me today, and I suggest that the Federal government
assume its role of providing reasonable protection for one of
its ba~ic industries in a very competitive and complex situation.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 21, Box 42, Folder 41, Mansfield Library, University of Montana
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Home > Passive Components > Capacitors
Minimizing energy consumption in capacitive
sensing applications
Capacitive sensing is all about the ability to
measure the capacitance, or more often the change in capacitance,
between two or more electrodes. As a technique it is frequently
employed to detect proximity or position but can also be used to
measure humidity, fluid level and acceleration. Because capacitive
sensing supports such a diverse range of applications, solutions
are found in many different markets from industrial, automotive and
medical through to consumer. And as more and more electronic
products are being designed with touchpads and touchscreens we are
seeing an explosion in the use of capacitive sensing technology to
provide the vital human machine interface (HMI).
Along with this dramatic uptake in the use of
capacitive sensing, there is an increasing consciousness in the
environmental aspects of product design. So while the use of
capacitive sensing to replace mechanical switches may increase the
reliability and hence the life expectancy of a product this benefit
could be negated by the increased energy consumption of the
electronic circuits needed to continually monitor the sensor
inputs. This white paper looks at a number of capacitive sensing
applications to understand how they operate and the benefits they
offer over alternative solutions. It then goes on to consider how
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It's early on a Friday afternoon and the Hyatt Lake Las Vegas crawls with card counters. Some of the smartest players in the business have swarmed this off-Strip hotel/casino, and, not surprisingly, many are operating under various pseudonyms. There's the diminutive and bearded Richard Munchkin. Stanford Wong, a famous blackjack strategist and author, is anything but Asian. And Anthony Curtis is not the child of a mother obsessed with Hollywood icons.
Big personalities are on the strut and cleverly conceived disguises abound: one player has a hippie-hair wig, a blacked-out tooth and the put-on demeanor of a pint-sized biker. Another's tipped his brownish locks with gray and inserted strips of baby-bottle nipples into his nostrils to pug out his nose. Under most circumstances, this crowd would represent a financial nightmare for any gambling establishment. Not today, however; these top-flight players are here to compete against one another rather than the house in the Ultimate Blackjack Tour.
The organizers—veteran gambler and Tour founder and president Russ Hamilton, entertainment attorney John Moonves and TV producer Houston Curtis—are offering more than $1.3 million in prize money for this invitational event. They're shooting it with the intention of landing a television deal, anticipating that the show will make blackjack as universally beloved as small-screen poker. Invited to help along this process is a who's who of Texas Hold'em stars: Phil Hellmuth, David "Devilfish" Ulliott and Annie Duke.
In today's seven preliminary tournaments, each player receives $25,000 in chips, betting limits range from $500 to $25,000, and a total of 30 hands will get played (with each table's lowest-stacked players eliminated after hands eight, 16 and 25). The object is to finish with as many chips as possible—which necessitates strategically betting in such a way that you maintain a lead over your opponents while minimizing your risk of ruin. The two players with the most chips at each table move on to a semifinal tourney. Then, the top six finishers from each of the seven days of play (filling a total of 42 seats, plus seven players who will have qualified online) earn a seat in the finals, scheduled to be taped two weeks later in Los Angeles, with a first prize of $300,000.
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I tell him that I don't get it. With that amount it seems as though I'd be setting myself up to lose if the person with $20,000 bets it all. "I don't mind answering your question," Wong replies, sounding a little testy. "But I'm not going to argue with you about it. We did computer simulations and came to this conclusion. That is the right bet."
Unconvinced, I pose the question to a guy who calls himself Hollywood Dave. Spiky-haired and displaying a flashy fashion sense that is straight out of the New Wave '80s, he offers a different take. "You make a big bet, like $12,000, press the short-stacked player to make a minimum bet [in the hope that you'll both lose, which would leave you with $18,000 and him with $19,500], and then surrender [removing your bet in exchange for giving up half of it]. It guarantees you the win. It is what's called a surrender trap."
Clearly, I have a lot to learn. And when I find myself sitting at a tournament table flanked by Wong and Anthony Curtis, along with poker star Phil "The Unabomber" Laak in the number one seat, I don't have to ask anyone to identify the underdog at this table. Miraculously, however, through a couple of smart wagers (one of which, Curtis marvels, is "the perfect-sized bet") and selective aggressive play, I wind up finishing second to the Unabomber and move on to the semifinals. If I win or place at the next table, I'll receive $2,000 and will be heading off to L.A. to take a shot at the $300,000. But it won't be easy. Among those I'll be up against are two notorious poker pros, Lane Flack and Alex Brennes, a woman named Ophelia whose boyfriend is a well-known card counter ("She's been well schooled," warns Blaine, shaking his head), and, scariest of all, a top-flight, muscled-up blackjack master by the name of Michael Castellana. Spotting his name on the seating list, Blaine ruefully says, "You're playing for second place." Fine, I think, second place will still get me to L.A., a prospect that begins to look more promising as the number of competitors at my table dwindles. In the 25th round, I double down with 15 (obviously an unconventional play, but perfectly sensible under tournament conditions and necessary to prevent my elimination). I draw a 5, dispatching the fourth-place player who leaves with a trail of artfully spouted F-bombs, all aimed at me, and I now feel as if I have a shot.
I've actually got the most chips at the table with only four hands to go. Castellana makes huge bets and goes on to win the next two hands (failing to follow Blaine's advice, I played more conservatively and now trot behind him in second place). Then, on the 29th hand, leading Brennes by $3,000 (and feeling as if L.A. just might be my destiny), I match his $4,000 bet. He doubles down and wins both hands. I lose and suddenly, going into the final round, I am in last place, trailing the second-place player by $9,000. I definitely got unlucky, but, in retrospect, made a critical error in failing to protect my lead by matching Castellana's big bets.
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Olsen and Anger stop and stare at each other for a moment, then break into laughter. "What am I even talking about anymore?" Olsen said. "I kind of sound crazy. Though, wow, like, what a video, right?"
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Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron Resolution Setup
Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron has many new improvements, enhancements and features but what good are they if you can't see your screen properly. The screen resolution is always a concern while setting up a new operating system. The resolution setup may vary for different graphics cards and their drivers. Upon opening the Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron desktop select the Gnome main menu by clicking on System — Preferences — Screen Resolution.
Each user is allowed to have a separate resolution that fits their individual needs so no root password is needed to change this or for other items in the "Preferences" menu. Selecting Screen Resolution from the menu brings you to the Monitor Resolution Settings window. Here you can manually adjust the resolution, refresh rate rotation, or select the detect displays button to have Ubuntu automatically detect your display settings.
What are some driver specific resolution problems that you are having on the Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron desktop?
August 11, 2008 at 6:17 am | #4
I have and HP laptop & have the same problem. Previous Ubuntu did fine. now I have a black border on my screen.
Normal res is 10024×768. any help for me? reply direct > firstname.lastname@example.com
August 14, 2008 at 4:54 am | #5
"Can you tell if the video card is detected correctly?"
And just how am I supposed to tell if the system has detected the video card correctly? Since the resolution is in the bottom of the barrel, I am going to assume NOT.
"If not you will need to manually select which video card you are using."
That's a real big help. Just how do you manually select the video card?
Excuse my sarcasm, but I find this everywhere in Linux documentation: "It's easy. All you have to do is garble google barfalot" with absolutely no clue as to how perform that operation.
August 30, 2008 at 10:38 am | #6
Heh heh… Charles, you've discovered how to get yourself ignored.
When asking complete strangers for assistance, it's usually a good idea to appreciate people's willingness to contribute their time and knowledge to helping answer your questions, even though they're not obligated in any way to help you out. They do it out of a generosity and a sense of community.
I mean, you're paying them exactly how much for software and support?
No one out there has any idea how much you know. You have to ask questions so that people know how to provide the info you need, and understand that you're going to get a whole range of responses. Just keep working at it.
Good luck,
October 28, 2008 at 1:52 pm | #9
I just upgraded from Gutsy to Hardy Heron; and I cannot change the screen resolution. When I try System -> Preference -> Screen Resolution I get the following message:
The X Server does not support the XRandR extension. Runtime resolution changes to the display size are not available.
Any help? Plus my desktop became very slow (It takes a while to open a simple webpage). I removed trackerd and it did help just a bit, it is very slow. Is it worth to downgrade to gutsy?
Many thanks
February 9, 2009 at 9:19 pm | #12
OK so fixing the Screen Resolution is a PAIN IN THE ASS!!!! I have spent for ever trying to do it. Finally i found something that worked in terminal type
type cd .. a few times
then cd etc
then cd X11 {the X is cap}
then sudo displayconfig-gtk
change the Plugnplay thing to a monitor that has your resolution. don't test it just apply and ok it.
then log out don't shut it off tust log out then re-log in then after it is back in shut it down {not restart} shut down
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Japanese Episode AG 37: "Beauty and the Beast! Shiftry and Nurse Joy!"
American Episode 309: "Jump for Joy"
It's the first new episode to premiere on Kids' WB! since May, so you know everyone was watching this. Can Ash and the gang save Nurse Joy from the Shiftry that's kidnapped her?
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Japanese Episode AG 38: "Plusle and Minun! The Mountain Lighthouse!"
American Episode 310: "A Different Kind of Misty!"
Plusle and Minun make their first of many anime apperances as they help re-light a lighthouse. And no, everyone's favorite red-head doesn't have anything to do with this episode.
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|As a quick extension to the last question. For the Melodic Minor how does that translate to a real world scenario - does it literally mean if a jump up in pitch from whatever key I have pressed I can use any note complying up the scale and if I choose to jump down in pitch at any point in my melody then I can only only choose notes from the revised set of notes used going down the scale? (that's assuming we discount accidentals and passing notes)
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The first episode of Johto!! I had this on tape lol. This episode was pertty good, the ticklish Cyndaquil was soo cute xD
The first episode of Johto!! I had this on tape lol. This episode was pertty good, the ticklish Cyndaquil was soo cute xD
I wonder who will still be active in the forums 3 years from now, from the people that are active now.
An excellent episode to start the Johto saga. I loved how Ash, Misty, & Brock saw a Suicune, It looked very pretty. It was so cute when Misty was tickling Cyndaquil. This episode was done greatly and it was unique. The Japanese opening for this season is the best and one of my favorites.
A good first episode. We got to see Suicune and Totodile was funny in this episode as well. Professor Elm sure does talk a lot though. And that's coming from me.
Professor Elm was my favourite here. Totodile was hilarious in Jessie's hair (no pun intended), and it was overall a great episode.
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Ahh...the only time where Ash didn't leave all his Pokémon in the previous region.
Decent episode...good way to start off Johto Journeys
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This episode was a good way start off the Johto saga. Brock joined Ash on his journey again after a long time, which was good. It's cool when Ash, Misty and Brock saw the legendary Suicune on their way to New Bark Town. I liked the scene where Brock was trying to a flowers to Officer Jenny and Misty pulled his ear, it was kinda funny. Brock holding Nurse Joy's hand all of sudden was random, but funny as well. It's nice to see Prof. Elm and the Johto starters, I'm glad Cyndaquil and Totodile appeared so early in the series. Totodile was funny in this episode, I liked the scene where Totodile bit Jessie's hair....it was hilarious.
This episode is memorable for me, because this is the only time when was the only time Ash didn't left his older Pokémon at Oak's ranch before going to a new region for starting a new journey.
I'm glad Iwane did the animation for this episode, the animation looked great.....especially the part where Ash and the others encountered Suicune.
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One autumn day in 1964, Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, a Swiss-born psychiatrist, was working in her garden and fretting about a lecture she had to give. Earlier that week, a mentor of hers, who taught psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, had asked her to speak to a large group of medical students on a topic of her choice. Kübler-Ross was nervous about public speaking, and couldn't think of a subject that would hold the students' attention. But, as she raked fallen leaves, her thoughts turned to death: Many of her plants, she reflected, would probably die in the coming frost. Her own father had died in the fall, three years earlier, at home in Switzerland, peaceful and aware of what was taking place. Kübler-Ross had found her topic. She would talk about how American doctors—who, in her experience, were skittish around seriously ill patients—should approach death and dying.
Kübler-Ross prepared a two-part lecture. The first part looked at how various cultures approach death. For the second, she brought a dying patient to class to talk with the students. Asking around at the hospital, she found Linda, a sixteen-year-old girl with incurable leukemia. Linda's mother had just taken out an ad in a local newspaper asking readers to send Linda get-well and sweet-sixteen cards. Linda was disgusted by the pretense that her health would improve. She agreed to visit the class, where she spoke openly about how she felt. The students, Kübler-Ross observed, were rapt but nervous. They avoided dealing with the source of their discomfort—the shock of seeing an articulate, lovely young woman on the verge of death—by asking an abundance of clinical questions about her symptoms.
Soon afterward, as her biographer, Derek Gill, relates, Kübler-Ross took a job as an assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Chicago. Four students from the Chicago Theological Seminary learned that she was interested in terminal illness and asked if she might help them study dying people's needs. Kübler-Ross agreed to try. At Chicago's Billings Hospital, she began a series of seminars, interviewing patients about what it felt like to die. The interviews took place in front of a one-way mirror, with students observing on the other side. This way, Kübler-Ross gave the patients some privacy while accommodating the growing number of students who wanted to watch.
Many of Kübler-Ross's peers at the hospital felt that the seminars were exploitative and cruel, ghoulishly forcing patients to contemplate their own deaths. At the time, doctors believed that people didn't want or need to know how ill they were. They couched the truth in euphemisms, or told the bad news only to the family. Kübler-Ross saw this indirection as a form of cowardice that ran counter to the basic humanity a doctor owed his patients. Too many doctors bridled at even admitting that a patient was "terminal." Death, she felt, had been exiled from medicine.
Kübler-Ross began to work on a book outlining what she learned in her work with the dying. It came out in 1969, and, shortly afterward, Life published an article about one of her seminars. ("A gasp of shock jumped through the watchers," the Life reporter wrote. "Eva's bearing and beauty flew against the truth that the young woman was terribly ill.") Kübler-Ross received stacks of mail from readers thanking her for starting a conversation about death. Angered by the article and its focus on death, the hospital administrators did not renew her contract. But it didn't matter. Her book, "On Death and Dying," became a best-seller. Soon, Kübler-Ross was lecturing at hospitals and universities across the country.
Her argument was that patients often knew that they were dying, and preferred to have others acknowledge their situation: "The patient is in the process of losing everything and everybody he loves. If he is allowed to express his sorrow he will find a final acceptance much easier." And she posited that the dying underwent five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.
The "stage theory," as it came to be known, quickly created a paradigm for how Americans die. It eventually created a paradigm, too, for how Americans grieve: Kübler-Ross suggested that families went through the same stages as the patients. Decades later, she produced a follow-up to "On Death and Dying" called "On Grief and Grieving" (2005), explaining in detail how the stages apply to mourning. Today, Kübler-Ross's theory is taken as the definitive account of how we grieve. It pervades pop culture—the opening episodes of this season's "Grey's Anatomy" were structured around the five stages—and it shapes our interactions with the bereaved. After my mother died, on Christmas of 2008, near-strangers urged me to learn about "the stages" I would be moving through.
Perhaps the stage theory of grief caught on so quickly because it made loss sound controllable. The trouble is that it turns out largely to be a fiction, based more on anecdotal observation than empirical evidence. Though Kübler-Ross captured the range of emotions that mourners experience, new research suggests that grief and mourning don't follow a checklist; they're complicated and untidy processes, less like a progression of stages and more like an ongoing process—sometimes one that never fully ends. Perhaps the most enduring psychiatric idea about grief, for instance, is the idea that people need to "let go" in order to move on; yet studies have shown that some mourners hold on to a relationship with the deceased with no notable ill effects. (In China, mourners regularly speak to dead ancestors, and one study has shown that the bereaved there suffer less long-term distress than bereaved Americans do.) At the end of her life, Kübler-Ross herself recognized how far astray our understanding of grief had gone. In "On Grief and Grieving," she insisted that the stages were "never meant to help tuck messy emotions into neat packages." If her injunction went unheeded, perhaps it is because the messiness of grief is what makes us uncomfortable.


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MCN Senior Road Tester Adam Child is currently at the launch of Suzuki's all-new V-Strom 1000 Adventure in Almeria, Spain. The new adventure bike is expected to arrive in dealers for early February 2014 at £9999, and comes with a heavily revised 1037cc V-Twin (996 previously), producing 100bhp @ 8000rpm and 76ftlb at only 4000rpm. The V-Strom is also Suzuki's ...
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MV Agusta's new £10,499, supermoto-style rival to Ducati's Hypermotard, the Rivale 800, is currently being put through its paces for the first time by MCN Senior Road Tester Michael Neeves in the south of France. Here are his first impressions: "A departure from the firm's bread and butter sports and super naked bikes, this supermoto-styled machine is based heavily on ...
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KTM's long-awaited, all-new 1290 Super Duke is finally being put through its paces at the world press launch in Spain by MCN Senior Road Tester Adam Child. Here are his first impressions: "KTM may be calling its new Super Duke 'The Beast', but on the evidence of my first ride here on the fabulous roads near Ronda in southern Spain, they've ...
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Yamaha's new three-cylinder 847cc MT-09 is one of the most exciting new bikes to come out of Japan in years, aiming to be the best in one of the most interesting emerging classes; the middleweight naked. We've already ridden it at its launch and we were impressed, bar a couple of niggles, but now it's time to pitch it against ...
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Two years after the launch of the 1199 Panigale, Ducati has done the inevitable, replacing the ageing 848 with an 899 Panigale. Producing a middleweight mirroring its flagship model is a trick Ducati has performed many times before. But can the smaller-capacity Panigale offer the same kicks as its big brother? brightcove.createExperiences();
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Celebrations honor Samoan culture through July 9
OCEANSIDE — Seven church choirs filled Melba Bishop Recreation Center gymnasium to kick off the annual Samoan Cultural Celebration June 26. The celebration honored Samoan culture and year-round efforts by the Youth Opportunities Network, The Wheel of Golden Spokes and City of Oceanside to provide positive family-oriented activities.
Songs, inspirational words and the traditional blessing opened the celebration that will continue July 1 to July 9. Upcoming events include softball tournaments, basketball clinics, volleyball tournaments, basketball competition, food and music at Melba Bishop Recreation Center and Oceanside High School.
On July 9 a faith-based outreach will begin the final day of celebration followed by awards for sports tournaments winners and high school academic achievement recipients at the pier amphitheater. The day will close with performances of traditional Samoan dance and song.
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