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Global warming may mean beachfront property in Macon someday, but the Earth may have to go through a cold spell first.
Fox Nation sums up the complicated science with this low-key headline: Global Warming Be Damned, We Might Be Headed for a Mini Ice Age
According to the pocket-protector crowd at the annual meeting of the solar physics division of the American Astronomical Society, the sun, due to reduced sunspot activity, is going to be a bit cooler soon.
When? Maybe as soon as 2021, or never.
How much cooler will the Earth get if sunspot activity decreases? No one knows exactly, but probably a fraction of a degree Celsius, which probably isn't enough to lure another NHL franchise to Atlanta.
But, the last time such a thing happened, in the late 17th Century, the good folks of London were ice skating on the Thames and villages in the Swiss Alps were destroyed by expanding glaciers.
Wired Magazine throws ice water on the heated discussion with this exciting headline: Sunspot Drop Won't Cause Global Cooling
At most, reduced sunspots will offset rising global temperatures for a few years, perhaps a couple decades, said NASA climatologist David Rind in the Wired article.
"To point to this as something that could in any way ameliorate greenhouse gas warming is folly," said climatologist Michael Mann of Penn State University.
I guess I'll keep the snow skis in the attic.
June 16th, 2011
5:43 pm
Despite overwhelming evidence and consensus amongst the international scientific community, conservatives think global warming is a farce. Well, you also think Obama is a worse president than W. At least you consistently bury your head in the sand and ignore reality.
June 16th, 2011
6:03 pm
Hello…it was "reported on FOX." That, alone, automatically pricks up the ears of those of us who value real journalism – the kind that barely exists anymore!
June 16th, 2011
6:17 pm
The reality is that the Sun has been doing what it does for millions of years. The Earth has been cooling and warming far longer that humans have been here, so it is obvious that the Sun and Earth will keep doing their own thing regardless of what so-called experts want us to believe. Now if you really want to do something to help heal the damage that we have caused to the planet lets figure out how to clean up the huge garbage dump of plastic products that are floating in the Pacific ocean. That is a problem that we can see and fix, so lets start there.
June 16th, 2011
6:25 pm
By the way scientists usually find the "proof" that the people or group that is funding the research wants them to find in order to "prove" their point of view. That's just politics and scientist making a living. Follow the money, and you'll find the truth.
June 16th, 2011
6:34 pm
Anyone who believes what Fox 'News' spouts is a complete and utter idiot.
June 16th, 2011
6:46 pm
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June 16th, 2011
11:09 pm
Ted, you'll never have smaller gov't and lower taxes as long as we're sending armies all over the globe to waste valuable tax dollars. Where are the WMD's?!?!?!
June 16th, 2011
11:14 pm
UGA 1999, please tell me what damage President Obama is doing to the country. Be specific and please don't quote Rush Limbaugh. You know, the guy who is the leader of the Republican Party, who flunked out of college after one semester, has had four failed marriages, abused drugs to the point that it made him deaf, has never held public office, but wrote a book "The Way Things Ought to Be", you know, that guy!
June 17th, 2011
8:53 am
Politically….are you still here?
June 17th, 2011
12:59 pm
Do you people even care about looking into the science of these issues before you print a hyped article like this?
What do the relevant scientists say?
No, the potentially low sunspot cycle is not leading to a new Little Ice Age. Here's an actual scientific source, and this just a summary. Call an astronomer and ask, if you like to still call yourself a newspaper with reporters and all.
But even before that, the projection of a continued lowering of sunspots is not a consensus among scientists in the relevant astronomical fields. Here's just a summary of the situation, with links for those more curious than to glance at 'Most Popular' stories on websites:
If you *even read* speculation about a temperature "reduction", it's estimated to be a maximum of a 0.3 degrees Celsius lowering.
But THAT is subtracted from a still projected 2 – 4 degrees Celsius rise. So, siince 2 is a lot bigger than 0.3, that's a projected net rise.
Maybe next time you'll cite actual science instead of Fox News. Good lord. Pathetic.
June 18th, 2011
12:50 am
Just thought you might like to know that it's not true that "everybody" was warning of an ice age in the 70's. By 1980 the predictions about ice ages had ceased, due to the overwhelming evidence contained in an increasing number of reports that warned of global warming. Unfortunately, the small number of predictions of an ice age appeared to be much more interesting than those of global warming, so it was those sensational 'Ice Age' stories in the press that so many people tend to remember. The fact is that around 1970 there were 6 times as many scientists predicting a warming rather than a cooling planet.
The actual figures are as follows: Out of 68 papers published between 195 and 1979 only 7 of them predicted cooling. 45 predicted warming and the rest were nuetral.
June 18th, 2011
12:55 am
You might also like to know that it has been known as 'Climate Change' in scientific circles since at least 1988. This was the year that the IPCC was formed. As you must know the IPCC stand for the 'Intergovernmental Panel on CLIMATE CHANGE.
The term Global Warming is the one that was largely used by the media not the scientists. Although, of course it is also fairly accurate. The simplest way to understand it is that Global Warming causes the Climate Change.
It's also not widely known that it was in fact the Bush Administration who were the main instigators in the media switching from GW to CC as Bush thought that CC sounded less alarming than GW.
All this is a matter of record.
June 18th, 2011
1:02 am
OOps! Sorry – that was meant to read " Out of 68 papers published between 1965 and 1979 only 7 of them predicted cooling. 45 predicted warming and the rest were nuetral"
If anyone wants to check all the papers and their authors are listed here.
There were also articles in the press about global warming, for examplem on August 14, 1975, the New York Times ran, "Warming Trend Seen in Climate." In this article, the New York Times discusses two scientific articles that focus on the overall climate patterns. It covers the debate over global cooling due to aerosols and global warming due to CO2 increases:
"…Dr. [Wally] Broecker's argument is that the present cooling trend in the north will be reversed as more and more carbon dioxide is introduced into the atmosphere by the burning of fuels…"
There were many more but the "We're all going to freeze" sensationlist nonsense sold more newspapers. Pretty much what todays nonsense is about too. The science says that even if we do enter a new Maunder Minimum it won't make any noticable diference to the warming trend.
June 18th, 2011
2:02 am
"…When I was taking geology in college back in 79 they were talking about the coming "Ice Age" back then…"
No 'they' weren't, Not unless your college was of an extremely poor standard. Only 7 papers between 1965 and 1979 projected 'global cooling' whereas 45 projected global warming.
"The global warming fiasco, started by dubious scientists/professors eager for research grant money came next.."
Not even close. Beginning with work by Joseph Fourier in the 1820s, scientists have long understood that gases in the atmosphere might trap the heat received from the Sun
A scientist called Tyndall finaly figured out that this was true and found several gases in the atmosphere that could trap heat rays. In 1859.
Yep eighteen fifty nine.
His laboratory work identified water vapour and – yep – CO2 – among others.
Your college should have taught you (as my Scottish University did me) that a scientist name of Svante Arrhenius reported his formulae for calculating the effect of same in a peer-reviewed paper called
"On the Influence of Carbonic Acid [now called CO2] in the Air upon the Temperature of the Ground"
Published in the Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
Series 5, Volume 41, April 1896, pages 237-276.
Yep – eighteen ninety six.
Guess he started the whole 'hoax' just to get research grants eh?
You people continualy make utterly absurd claims which merely demonstrate your total ignorance of the subject that you nevertheless feel able to blithely pontificate upon. Not only is this an insult to true scientists who have spent a lifetime studying climae change but you do yourself and your political masters no favours by endlessly parroting such baseless nonsense.
I suggest that you begin by reading a basic history of climate science, begining with Fouier in 1820. You never know – you might even learn something.
June 18th, 2011
2:13 am
"…..How can human CO2 be so powerful as to cause unstoppable warming …………."
Just to let you know that this 'Mememine' is very likely a bot. It has posted this same irrelevant paragraph (and one or two others) in dozens of different blogs and comment threads that have the keywords 'climate' or 'global warming' in the headline. It has been doing this for months. I often run accross it. Even if it is a real person it is pointless to engage it.
Just thought I would save some people a bit of time.
In answer to it's inane question of course – ENSO is a cycle and is nuetral. Kindergarten stuff.
June 20th, 2011
6:36 pm
Thank you Lockness for a rare Frontline answer. Still, the Jerry Springers hold the floor and carry the vote. Surely, We Are Doomed!
June 23rd, 2011
2:24 pm
Time to buy that oceanfront condo in Costa Rica!


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"The kids started coming together," Sparks coach Frank Avilla said. "They came out ready to play today and lit it up on fire."
Sparks was led by Jocelyn Vasquez from the circle as the sophomore hurler allowed just two hits in the first tilt and one in the second, guiding the Railroaders to victory.
"She's maturing and she's learning how to become a good pitcher," Avilla said of his ace. "She's challenging girls when she needs to. Pitching is about getting around kids and not letting people damage you and she's learning that. She did a very good job today. She got the ball hit to the kids and let them work behind her. She only had four strikeouts in the first game and four in the second, so our defense was stellar."
Vasquez also chipped in on the wins with her bat, sending a three-run homer over the fence. Madisyn Lock also got in on the act, hitting a pair of solo dingers before topping her day off with a three-run shot. Sparks collected 33 hits on the day, with 17 coming in Game 1 and 16 in the finale.
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It wouldn't be Star Wars Celebration without seeing a Gamorrean Guard guard wandering through the crowds or a tiny Jawa waiting in line for nachos.
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Thirst first. Empire second.
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Casual, popular Cuban restaurant near the Burbank/Glendale border. Busy lunch spot. Small free lot. Try the Cuban sandwich or the roasted pork. Beer and wine only. Live music Tuesday and Thursday nights.
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They are famous for their fried chicken and that is definitely the thing to order. That and the halo halo!
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Mario's is a Glendale institution, serving up tasty Italian deli sandwiches. With fresh salads, pastries and sorbet, this is a great spot to fill all your needs.
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This particular location is great because it's conveniently located right off the 134 and is next to Michael's and World Market.
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Good food, good service. Get the kebbeh, fatayers, and mezze.
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Scarantino's - blast from the past! This restaurant reminds me of my favorite childhood pizza parlor but more adult and upscale (i.e. no plastic flatware). (The good thing here…
405 N Verdugo Rd, Glendale
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Awesome food they have here! The staff is always smiling which is a big plus and the place looks very classy even though this place is so affordable!
112 S Brand Blvd, Glendale
Great Shabu Shabu (which translated means 'swish swish') restaurant. Good service, pleasant atmosphere and good quality food. Only downside is that it is located in a small strip…
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Zhankhou always had great roasted chicken. The servers at this location are nice. The toasted pita bread they give you is good. I receommend getting the more toasted one. Also ask…
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Great wine tasting, great staff, great wine selection. Their tuesday sales are hard to beat. They have a gelato bar too! Yum!!!
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My girlfriend takes me here when she's on Atkins because she says the fries are so terrible they don't tempt her. The burgers are fine though. Not great, but fine. Salads are sub…
Carousel Restaurant. Good food, good service. Get the kebbeh, fatayers, and mezze.… read more
Mario's Italian Deli & Catering. Mario's is a Glendale institution, serving up tasty Italian deli sandwiches. With fresh salads, pastries and sorbet, this is a great spot to fill all your needs.… read more
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Chicken and turkey are among the most popular and versatile foods Americans eat, but they also bring health risks to your plate. Most factory-farmed poultry is raised with antibiotics — which leads to antibiotic resistance in humans. Now, the USDA wants to cut the budget for poultry inspections and allow big chicken companies to police …
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The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra is a dynamic ensemble of some of the world's finest musicians. The fifth oldest symphony orchestra in the U.S. and the oldest orchestra in Ohio, the CSO has played a leading role in the cultural life of Greater Cincinnati and the Midwest since its founding in 1895.
Louis Langrée begins his tenure as CSO's thirteenth Music Director in the 2013-14 season, succeeding Paavo Järvi, whose tenure concluded in 2011 after ten seasons. Over the Orchestra's 118-year history, it has also been led by Leopold Stokowski, Eugène Ysaÿe, Fritz Reiner, Max Rudolf, Thomas Schippers and Jesús López-Cobos, among others. During this most recent music director search, the Orchestra enlisted Creative Directors for the CSO's three respective subscription series. For the 2011-12 season, the Creative Directors were conductor Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, pianist Lang Lang and composer Philip Glass. For the 2012-13 season, they were Maestro Frühbeck de Burgos, saxophonist Branford Marsalis and composer Jennifer Higdon.
Over the years, the CSO has built a reputation as one the world's foremost orchestras and a champion of new music. Cincinnati has been home to the American premieres of works by such composers as Debussy, Mahler, Ravel and Bartók, and the world premiere of many works including Aaron Copland's A Lincoln Portrait. The Orchestra has also commissioned works that have since become mainstays of the classical repertoire including Copland's iconic Fanfare for the Common Man.
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TORONTO – Christopher Walken, the actor with the mile-high hair and staccato line delivery, would like to play what he calls a Fred MacMurray part.
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I want to play a guy who has a house, a wife. My wife wears a dress in the house. I have three sons, and they say to me, Dad, what should I do? And I say, Son, always try to do the right thing. Yeah, Id like to play a guy with a family, a regular guy, but Ill never get that part, he said, to appreciative laughter.
Although not a cartoonish villain, hes not exactly a regular guy in A Late Quartet. The drama had its world premiere in September during the Toronto International Film Festival, and thats where Walken and some fellow cast members did interviews with small clusters of reporters (not even enough for a quartet, in some cases) in a nightclub one morning.
In A Late Quartet, Walken is Peter Mitchell, a cellist diagnosed with early symptoms of Parkinsons disease on the eve of a famous string quartets 25th-anniversary season. Philip Seymour Hoffman portrays the second violinist, Mark Ivanir is first violinist and Catherine Keener, a violist who considers Peter a father figure.
The 69-year-old actor, an Oscar winner for his devastating supporting turn in The Deer Hunter and later a nominee as the dad in Catch Me If You Can, learned to play – and appear to play – the cello.
I had to take lessons and I didnt like having to take lessons. My teacher would come and we would play for five minutes and I would say, Can we take a little break?, and Id put my cello down and then wed just talk. Wed look at the cello and say, That thing sure is expensive.
Walken, clad this day all in black, could appreciate what the diagnosis meant for the ensembles patriarch. If you did something very well and you made a good living and it was your life, to be told suddenly that you couldnt do that is a terrible thing, he said.
You know, in the ancient theater, the Greek theater, the big tragedy for an actor and the thing that actors feared as they got older – this was before they got dentists and ways of taking care of things – the teeth would fall out. And when your teeth fall out, of course your diction and your voice, everythings affected and that would be the end of their career.
Which then leads to an inquiry about whether Walken believes in an afterlife. I dont believe in death. I think Noel Coward says in Private Lives, he says (that) death is a trick done with mirrors. I think thats true.
Keener, sitting next to her co-star on the banquette, said, I think that were part of whatever happens to the rest of the Earth happens to us. If a plant has an afterlife, probably we do, too.
A Late Quartet doesnt cite Coward or Woody Allen, whom Walken also references, on the subject, but it does quote the line about time present and time past from T.S. Eliots Four Quartets.
The films musical centerpiece is Beethovens Opus 131, written in seven movements and with no pauses. That means the musicians cannot tune their instruments between movements and they go out of tune each in a completely different way, much as relationships do in life.
If Walken didnt enjoy practicing, Keener said she learned Beethoven by making songs up. I knew where the notes were and then I would make up songs with the notes about my son. Clyde, I love you so, she sang, before Walken burst into a robust Full moon and empty arms.
An absent Hoffman, Truman Capote to Keeners Harper Lee in Capote, mastered the music. Phil could actually play, Walken marveled, as Keener added, Phil, honestly, made me realize if he continued to play for a year hed be great.
Asked how years or decades of work had changed their work, Walken said, I think Im better at it than I was. ... When I began, I was so terrified that Im sure that compromised me. Ive kind of gotten over that. A great actor friend of mine said acting is not difficult once you know how to do it.
But Keener acknowledged moments on the set – although she hasnt had one in years – when she felt like a deer in the headlights. Just kind of looked up and froze. I just wanted to stop and run.
Although Walken was out of his comfort zone in A Late Quartet thanks to the cello, he was at ease with the notion of being a performer as Peter is. He goes on stage in front of an audience. That I understand.
One of the last scenes filmed was a concert in front of hundreds of people. That was extremely comfortable for me, he said. Most people, thats difficult, if you throw somebody on stage in front of a big audience, but for me, thats kind of like being on my own turf.
He grew up on New Yorks Upper West Side, where many orchestra musicians resided. The mother, the father, the kids, they all played instruments, they all made a living. A good living. They lived in nice big apartments and they were very smart, cosmopolitan, but also street-type New Yorkers.
They talked like New Yorkers and they didnt talk about special things, they talked about movies and restaurants and Zabars and smoked fish, things like that.
They were very down-to-earth people, but very cultured. ... I went to school with their kids, including a man whose father played violin for Toscanini.
Walken, who next ricochets into Stand Up Guys alongside Al Pacino and Alan Arkin as retired gangsters, also acknowledged Elvis Presley as an influence on his hair, which also gave him the appearance of an unusually large head, which is common to many actors.
Males in all nature, they have their plumage. I always think of my hair as a kind of attention-getting device. You know, it basically says, Look at me, and if youre in show business, thats not such a bad thing.


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I have been working at Amgen full-time for more than 5 years
Pros – Great people, culture, benefits. Beautiful campus, especially the newer buildings
Cons – Sometimes you get stuck working in areas that aren't exactly your first choice and sometimes its hard to get out of that position. Sometimes people are moved around to different groups and never get a good amount of experience in any one area due to the constant moving that is needed by the business.
Advice to Senior Management – Look at the history of employees and if their history with the company shows that they have been moved around a lot and you are about to move them, you should ask them if they want to move and maybe think about moving someone else so that the person may stay in a position for once, and get enough experience to do some good, especially if its someone who has already previously been moved around a lot.
Yes, I would recommend this company to a friend – I'm optimistic about the outlook for this company
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In a recent survey by the Society of Actuaries, retirees named inflation the No. 1 retirement risk. Even though prices have been tame lately, that anxiety is understandable. Inflation of just 2% a year can reduce your purchasing power by roughly a third over 20 years.
While shielding yourself from rising prices is certainly crucial, don't overdo it. After all, Social Security payments are pegged to the Consumer Price Index. And when you tilt your investment strategy too far toward protecting from inflation and price spikes don't materialize, you can face subpar returns.
To hedge against the inexorable rise in prices over the years, keep a portion of your savings in investments that can generate inflation-beating returns. Stocks fit the bill; REITs and other real estate--related investments do too.
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You also need to guard against inflation that can erupt with little warning, like the oil-price shocks of the 1970s and '80s.
To deal with this threat, many advisers tout commodities or gold. "But you're talking about a general tendency for a payoff here," says Vanguard Investment Counseling and Research principal John Ameriks. "It's not insurance."
Vanguard's research shows that there's roughly a one-in-three chance that commodities will post negative returns if inflation goes up.
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I think we can all agree that some of the best, most flavorful food in the world originates from the multitude of cuisines found in Asia and its surrounding islands. From Chinese to Japanese to Thai food and more, the list goes on and on of delicious culinary treasures that anyone regardless of their nationality or ethnicity can enjoy.
The only problem? Though generally quite healthy in its original preparation, in America, a lot of Asian cuisine is seriously high in calories, fat, salt and more. One order of combination Lo Mein at P.F. Chang's has 1041 calories with 42 grams of fat and 4239 grams of sodium! That's like eating two Big Macs! One order of Spicy Cashew Chicken at the Cheesecake Factory has 1810 calories with 23 grams of fat and 4450 grams of sodium. That's like eating nine Krispy Kreme doughnuts!
So what can you do if you love to eat Asian cuisine, but don't want to break the nutrition bank? Why not try making your own, healthy version of some of your favorite dishes at home! Not sure where to start? The Santa Clara County Library District has loads of cookbooks that can set you on the course to an Asian-inspired meal that is both delicious and good for you. Check out the list below and reserve your copy of one of these books from your local Santa Clara County Library District branch today!
The Steamy Kitchen's Healthy Asian Favorites (2013)
Blogger Jaden Hair teaches homecooks how to stock their pantries with healthy ingredients to make delicious and nutritious Asian cuisine in this colorfully photographed book. Full of recipes from China, Indonesia, Korea, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam, you are sure to find something in here that will get your mouth watering without making the rest of your body worried!
Asian Flavors Diabetes Cookbook (2012)
Dubbed "the Julia Child of Asian cuisine," author Corinne Trang offers loads of delicious recipes that offer both flavor and nutrition and are specifically designed for people with diabetes. Spice up your kitchen with food from Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Southeast Asian cuisine that is sure to leave you wanting seconds!
Simple Asian Meals (2012)
Including over one hundred easy-to-make recipes, this book teaches you how to use fresh, healthy, seasonal ingredients to make delicious meals...most of which can be cooked in one pot! Also included are tips on storing or freezing food, and how to stock your pantry.
The Gluten-free Asian Kitchen (2011)
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The 30 Minute Vegan's Taste of the East (2010)
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The CardStar team was kind enough to give us a chance to test drive their beta versions of CardStar for Android and BlackBerry. CardStar's going full throttle from announcing some brand new services at CTIA, including expanding to bring more businesses (local and large chains) to consumers via their unique customer loyalty mobile application. If you are an iPhone or iPod touch owner, you may already be familiar with their popular application that allows you to put all those cards and key fob barcodes right on your smartphone. All in one nice and easy place that will keep you fumbling through your wallet or purse (and keep that keyring a bit more tidy as well).
As CardStar expands, it only makes sense to hit two more popular platforms: Android and BlackBerry. Let's take a quick look at both versions to see if you should add the application to your smartphone.
First, let me preface by saying an application like CardStar is custom made for people like me. By that I mean people who have a hard time keeping up with everything. I've had a wallet full of customer loyalty cards. Then I paired down my wallet to the bare essentials to avoid the George Costanza look. Then I tried keeping up with all of the different customer loyalty cards on my keychain, only to manage an unwieldy keychain with dangling mini-cards that grew more cumbersome with each card added. I always have a smartphone with me, and CardStar keeps everything easily accessible without adding bulk.
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I've used the iPhone version, and was very happy to hear that there were going to be both Android and BlackBerry versions of the application. I was told these were both very early Beta versions and that there may be some bugs; but, honestly I had no issues with either application. I used the application when purchasing groceries, paying for gas and making a quick stop to pick up medicine.
The only real issues encountered were if the bar code scanners were angled to where the scanner had a difficult time reading the phone's screen. In that situation, it took a little more patience to get just the right angle –but that's not the fault of the application. The app did exactly as it claimed for both platforms, and makes it easy to enter and access the card information. The only feature that didn't really work for me was the option to just scan a card in using your phone's camera. In each case I had to manually enter the card number, but that is not a significant problem in my opinion; nor does it take away from the usefulness and convenience CardStar offers.
Cardstar for BlackBerry and Android go live today and are available to download from MyCardStar.com. If you have an Android or BlackBerry smartphone, I think CardStar will soon be one of your most used applications. We'll keep you posted once the final version of the application goes live so you can download it and get to using all those customer loyalty cards (without fumbling around to keep up with them ).
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Joint statement issued by Royce and the Rockets, so it's official.
He'll join the D-League team on 2/11.
Rockets reinstate Royce White, send him to D-League
Rockets, Royce White issue joint press release. Suspension lifted, he's joining D-League Feb 11 - ClutchFans
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment.
Make this one for the ages!
The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It has been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked the time. This field, this game: it's a part of our past, Ray. It reminds of us of all that once was good and it could be again. Oh... people will come Ray. People will most definitely come.
I could see him dominating in the D-League given the right coaching.
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Good, for him, now go do what you do best and play some damn basketball.
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In all seriousness, good for Royce. I'd hate to see such a good guy with a good cause go to waste.
Good for him. I don't like how he went about handling his situation with the Rockets the last couple months, but I sure hope he can put it behind him and get a jump on a good NBA career.
Chuck Lidell: I paint my toenails with pink and black polish. Problem is, I get more paint on my toes and on the carpet than on my nails. Any advice?
Maria Sharapova: Don't you beat up other guys for a living? I don't know how to answer this.
im so over him
Glad he is getting back on the court. He needs to be to help his message resonate.
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chrony is a client and server for the Network Time Protocol (NTP). This program keeps your computer's clock accurate. It was specially designed to support systems with intermittent Internet connections, but it also works well in permanently connected environments. It can also use hardware reference clocks, the system real-time clock, or manual input as time references.
fli4l is a single-floppy Linux-based ISDN/DSL/ethernet-router. It features configuration with some simple ASCII-files, several possible connection-flavors (in/out/callback, and raw IP/PPP), channel bundling (an extra channel can be added through a Windows/Unix-client), configuration of multiple networks, least-cost routing, automatic choice of provider, display/calculation of connection times and costs, and a Windows/Unix client to control dial/hangup, monitor traffic and monitor incoming calls on ISDN (see screenshot).
gnokii is a multisystem tool suite for mobile phones. It provides a library to communicate with a phone hiding the communication protocol. The library handles SMS, phonebook, calendar, phone calls, and other mobile phone capabilities. It supports Nokia-FBUS mobiles, AT-capable phones (most of the mobiles), as well as Symbian-based phones.
Hwclock is a program that runs under Linux and sets and queries the Hardware Clock, which is often called the Real Time Clock, RTC, or CMOS clock. This is the program that most Linux systems use to get the time from the Hardware Clock and set the System Time at boot time. This program works on ISA (Intel), Alpha, SPARC, and M68K systems with or without /dev/rtc.
The GNU Gatekeeper is a free H.323 gatekeeper based on the OpenH323 project. You can use it to manage a Voice-over-IP network and let endpoints (e.g., Netmeeting) communicate through symbolic names. It also has an external interface for billing and other applications. It runs on a number of Unix versions (including Linux and Solaris) and Windows.
RT is an industrial-grade trouble ticketing system. It lets a group of people intelligently and efficiently manage requests submitted by a community of users. RT is used by systems administrators, customer support staffs, NOCs, developers, and even marketing departments to track issues, outages, bugs, requests, and all kinds of other things at thousands of sites around the world.


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Patient Comments: Bronchitis - Treatments
What treatment was effective for your bronchitis?
Comment from: ellie, 75 or over Female (Patient) Published: November 06
Over the years I have had about one attack of bronchitis per year that starts with a cold and then moves to a cough that does not seem to quit. This cough is so persistent that sleep seems impossible and my chest feels contracted with pain. After all these years I finally found a solution which eases coughing – chewing gum! This might sound ridiculous, but it works! I usually purchase a pack containing at least six to eight packages and steadily chew through each one. There is something about chewing that keeps the throat moist and reduces the constant feeling of having to cough, enough to help you finally quiet down the urge to cough. Of course drinking water, tea and soups should also be encouraged, but there is something about chewing gum that has been a major source of relief.
Comment from: WASP13, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: March 21
I was diagnosed 3 days ago. I am a 55 year old female. I have never been so sick. They also found a nodule in one of my lungs during a CAT scan. I have also developed a horrid wheeze. Yes, it feels like an elephant is sitting on your chest. I am on steroids, anti-biotic, inhaler, z-pac, you name it. I am literally scared to death. The only thing I can tell you is if you smoke-STOP immediately. Besides the fact that I've been so sick I've actually been unable to smoke much over the last 2 weeks. I'm told the condition is also COPD & although non-reversible, I can stop it in its tracks by stopping smoking. I find it hard to believe but at this point I wish I had never smoked. I notice that only a few here admit to smoking but I'm curious .How many here that have been diagnosed with bronchitis smoke? Both ER doctors say that this is the main cause of this problem.
Comment from: RIMom, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: March 07
I was diagnosed today with (spasmodic) bronchitis. In other words severe bronchitis with a spasmic cough, and very restricted airways. I am a 53 year old woman and have had bronchitis on and off for most of my adult life...but have never been this sick. Started off two weeks ago with double ear and sinus infection. Did a round of amoxicillin - was feeling pretty good. Then three days ago I started to cough and feel awful. Finally went to doctor today as I was having trouble breathing and was wheezy bad too sick to work. He said my bronchial tubes were severely restricted and was thinking of admitting me to the hospital however agreed to let me stay home as long as I did not work or exert myself at all. I am now on prednisone and Augmentin plus an inhaler. I feel as though something is sitting on my chest. The coughing fits are horrible...he also gave me cough meds with codeine. I hope I sleep tonight have not slept in two nights due to cough. I have always found relief with Musinex so I am also using that. He told me that severe cases of bronchitis are worse and one is sicker then if one had pneumonia!! Go figure?!
Comment from: Alice45, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: December 07
First time having Bronchitis. First, quit smoking. One doc gave inhaler and antibiotics and narcotic cough med. did not work. Regular doc changed antibiotic a week later, no improvement. A week later, Rocephin and one shot of solumedrol. Four days later in ER in respiratory distress. Albuteral inhalers, back to back, IV solumedrol, mucinex. Now six weeks later, still using albuterol inhaler, nebulizers, steroid inhaler, tylenol. Allergic to Ibuprofen, NSAID. I rest, drink fluids, vaporizor going, though tired, I walk to help expel mucous and keep it from sitting in my lungs. I have strained muscles in ribs, tylenol. I am not 100% better, but doc. said could take six months to return to normal.
Comment from: fancydelancey, 55-64 Male (Patient) Published: January 12
I have been super healthy my whole life. I am turning 56 soon. 3 years ago, I went to the Philippines and my reward for it was that was sick the entire time. I was there and I caught a nasty strain of bronchitis. The air is heavily polluted in the Philippines and I'm sure I brought it back from there and that really ticks me off. I guess that's what I get for going to another country. Anyway, the first time I got it, I was miserable. Since then I've had it twice more and in fact I have it right now. This time it's really lasting too long. It's been with me for some 4 months now. Is there no end to this? My doctor thinks I have allergies but I'm sure its chronic bronchitis. I use an inhaler, mucinex, allergy meds and nose drops. I don't like the nose drops and when I started using them, my nose started running. The allergy pills seem to work pretty well as does the musinex. I don't generally have the nagging cough like you others seem to have. I do cough but it's only on occasion to clear the mucus out of my chest. Now I also have cold symptoms with a very congested head and nose. I don't know what happened to my health. Until I was 53 I was perfect health wise. I quit smoking 16 years ago and enjoyed many, many years of great health running and walking far and playing tennis for hours. Now I can't play tennis or run for more than 10 minutes without being out of breath. This stinks.
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Logan Considers Easing Way for Frequent Fliers
Logan International Airport is taking a serious look at becoming the second airport in the country to create its own "registered traveler" system that would allow frequent fliers to bypass long security lines.
Sep. 27--Logan International Airport is taking a serious look at becoming the second airport in the country to create its own "registered traveler" system that would allow frequent fliers to bypass long security lines.
An existing program -- involving more than 1,800 American Airlines frequent fliers -- will end on Friday. Over the past year, Logan has been one of five airports where the Transportation Security Administration has tested a "registered traveler" program that allows passengers to use a special security lane that can often be faster because there are fewer people using it.
In the pilot, the TSA invited members of American Airlines' AAdvantage frequent-flier plan who regularly fly at least once a week to participate by supplying personal data such as a Social Security number, their last five years' home addresses, and scans of their irises and index finger tips.
The TSA runs a criminal background check, and travelers it approves for registered status use the special security lane. Registered travelers show their boarding passes and get their identities confirmed by a machine that checks either their iris or index finger. They still have to go through metal detectors and put their bags through X-ray scanners but often save several minutes by avoiding security lanes used by the general public. Registered travelers are also routinely exempted from the so-called secondary screening pat-downs TSA agents administer to every 20th air passenger.
Phil Orlandella, a spokesman for the Massachusetts Port Authority, which runs Logan, said yesterday that officials are studying whether such a program can be extended permanently by Massport and extended to other airlines. Participants in the American Airlines registered traveler program have told Massport they will miss the convenience and time savings offered.
"The feedback from them was very positive," Orlandella said. American is the biggest airline at Logan by passenger volume, handling over 108,000 passengers a week last year, according to Massport data.
Orlandella said Massport officials have planned several meetings this week "to discuss the issue at length and make a decision in the near future as to whether the system will continue here." Massport would need TSA approval for a registry program. Orlandella said Massport hopes to act soon but could not say when its own program could begin. If Massport runs its own program, officials are considering expanding it beyond American to include the other nine domestic and two international checkpoints.
Orlando International Airport began its program in June and has signed up more than 7,000 participants, who each pay $80 a year. The Orlando system is operated by defense contractor Lockheed Martin Corp. and Verified Identity Pass Inc., a two-year-old New York company.
George N. Naccara, the TSA federal security director at Logan, said American Airlines' Terminal B registered traveler program was always intended to be a pilot program and will not be extended, even temporarily. But in coming months, Naccara added, TSA officials will review data from Logan and four other airports and then decide whether to resume the registered traveler programs at those airports and others.
The four other airport terminals where TSA has tested registered traveler systems are Continental Airlines at Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston, United Airlines at Los Angeles International, Northwest Airlines at Minneapolis-St. Paul International, and American at Reagan National in Washington, D.C.The pilot program will also end on Friday at those airports, said TSA spokeswoman Yolanda Clark.
Frequent fliers were part of the pilot program because they're seen as the group most likely to be willing to participate and by definition they are well known to the airlines.
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